New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1924, Page 12

% NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY, 8 1024, Men’s Suits Men’s Shirts Boys’ Department “Parker” Silk Broadcloth, blue, tan, gray, helio, Prince of Wales Models white. Guaranteed fast color. - Wash Suits (2 to 10 years) - $5.00 - $1.95-§6 .50 ; Pandec B : Parker $2 and $250 Shirts SR ik . g oys’ Basel uits (6 to 16 years Many of these Suits have two pairs of irousers, * s Grey or \3hite avith blue stripes—Caps and Belts which make the Suits last twice as long. ' Men’s Wool Golf Hose . $2 45 . . $1.50"$5.00 2 ,7 32‘75 3475 v Faultless Pajamas Sport Blouses, il P $1.95-$7.45 - 79¢ 95c $1.15 Jver i S sray . H ":'\ ] I o . . ~ Every Possible Shade of Gray ickok Bells afificge;g:'gm%fltzgl ams—Initicl Boys® Suits—2 pair of pants All wonderfully tailored ; ’ & 48c ’to $2 ,45 $7,95 oo Serge 39-95 Shoe . ——Bargam Basement—— Caps | M Work Pant: S s 4 D epa’rtm\ent M s S T5¢ Boys’ Summer Union Suits ™ Light Grey ani San P 5 Women’s I’at%nt\ Cl?llt Sandals $l 28 e Bl sliibts iind Drawers R Skeleton Lined Caps Cut-Out A Stra \ o J al and Nainsoo! e gl Dark Striped and Khaki $ln45 $1.95 $3 '95 $l ~74 59 C Each ; 48 C These Caps are particularly Women’s Tan and Grey ; . ; i splendid values—just the kind of Suede Sandals Men’s Striped Shirts a head-piece to wear from now $3 95 Sl'::fi to B $l 11 Women’s Silk Hose' Hundreds of New Spring until early summer, : value - . Wash Dresses Men's Lifiht Tan French Men’s 15¢ Socks~black only $1.95 value : ‘ $119 $1.59 Straw Hats Last Oxford pair $5 5 : \ 4 : 50(: In a dozen different shades / Men’s Nainsook Union Suits ) Now on Display—Priced at $3Z°§f $§‘LB§T"§§.45? ThE 89 o $146 $1.95 $2.95 ¢145 $1.95 “iSs BESSELELAND'S =* %% sing Output in WNAO ¥ all scores. Stock ma GIRL MILITARY ST let Wreeches and high boots. V Indust isiness talk, ket report. Radio bulletin, Indus- | R N TE F —— Forelgn Minister Tchitcherin has OICES IN T AIR € 10:45 p. m.—~Steriing dance orchegs (Shepard Stores— Boston,) trial Employment bulletin, .\mvl‘ll'an Two at Reds' Schopl in Russia Attaln | personally congratulated the young women on thelr military. achieved \ P "‘ tra, 6:80 p. m.~~Dinner dancd ‘hm story. High Standing. Sadddadldld § p. mo~Salvation Army band and| §:30 p, m.—Opening banquet of llm 4 ments, Thursday, May 8, 1924 | wit sololsts, Joint Charities and Community fund. Moscow, May 8.—Two girls of peas: | ————— KDKA (flrawbridge and Clothier—Philadel- | 10 p. m.—Dance music, 11:45 p, m.—Weather forecase. | ant origin, Mile, Boulle and Mlle. Our- FRENCH WIRELESS STRIKE. BWestinghouse, t Pittsburgh) } phi i —"‘“"“ - vantzove, have qualified for high hon- Paris, Mly_ §.~The Irench W : - b . . ! Jud ] PPOfl]lSCS semence w ors at the red army military acad-|lcss company's operators with but fow 6 p.om. ".~uuu,\ Jim-<the Kiddies' Acolian @lak=" ’ *ity (Radio Corp. of America—Washing- [ emy. Mile, Boulle is a former Mos- | exceptions went on strike when the | Par” m.—Juck Rabbit stories, | ton, D, C.) cow working girl, and Mile. Ourvant- | night shift started last night, in pro K a8 i:30 p. m.—Concer chestra 120 P . icial - Develop- 8 RSP 7OVE W test agijinst the dlsmissal of some of e 6:30 p. m.—Coneert orchestra and 0 p m.~"Financial " - e H gh Mail Swindl 7ove was a factory hand, Newe bulletins, baschall, scqres, nts of : T e st i oo ouga, Mal windler Both girls participated in the war|their number and to obtain more pay 4 seores, | 7 » me=Urchestra. ) p. m.—"Stamps.” | 7:30 p.n.—Dance program. n— against the counter-revolutionary | It is belleved to be the first wireles: - $ p. m.—Meeting of the Moy Bcout| 7:45 p. Tenot, G115 B TR S0 MoNrRg: - Saw - eharacter. | atmics, the former commanding a de- | operators’ strike on record. m Apollo Male Chgrus. Itadio corps, P M- oblems of Crime,” s .n'r p. m.—Song recital, Meriden, May S.—After characters tachment of red troops, and each b i stodb 12 B e i . m=Concert ; ’ p.* m.-—Recital. Contraito, | 30 p. mo—Wanamaker organ re-| M1 g ey L’,‘,‘,‘,“",.,‘]!,T‘ff""" {1zing Irving It. Hough as a schemer | gaineg distinction for -gallantry and| More than 200 persons are killed and accompanist. eital, [ ] B e |“worse than a highway robber— | resource, They wear the regulation|every day by amccldent in the Unite: b B, m.—Arlington time signals, 2 » 3 9:45 0. M. "he Question Box,” | Weather forecast. Baschall scorcs, “wir q' ;"" e History. |RT) ,,',,, Time signal and weather | WOrse than a burglar at night,” Judge | army officers’ uniform, including scar- | States. l0:30 p. m.—Concert, 5 p. m.—8o i 2 2 - - (Gimbel Brda.—Philadeiphia.) 10 p. m—~"How to Do the E uropean | forecasts. Wiz - > Art Gallerfes,” | United States district court at New (Westinghouse, Springficld) [ 6 p. m—Oficial weather forecast, 10:30 p, m,—Dance orchestra, teneral Klectrie Co.—Schenectady, | HAven yesterday, sald he would defer . 6:05 p. m.—Dinner dance music ey ‘ bt 105 “77 luntil Monday the imposition of sen- 600 . m ults of the games| 6:45 p. m.—Livestock and produce 2 | = played by the tern, .\|||vt|«.:| an¥ | market ln ports, . ’ | (American Telephone and Telcgraph| o Baneball réeuits, ;‘“‘”’ in the cases of Hough .. in- National leag f p. m.—~Dedtime stories and roll Co~New York City.) - ¢ bt ¥ ': ol St 1-l|\|'|vm|‘ the I. R, Hough Fur com- 33 (et s R gl ot pany, Inc, and Charles J. Doherty, Lecture on Live Stock and Meat in-®eall Em—— oV -y > ew s dustry | 8 p. m.—"Timely Talks to Motor-| 7 to 12 p. m.—Mid-week scrvice A few momeita with new books, |’ 0")uq been on teial for alleged use 630 p. m.—Dedtime ints [ Daily #port talk. Mixcd avartet. Talk. Twex | of the mails to defraud, 7:00 p. m.—Concert of Spanish mu-}- 8:15 p. m.—Kastern Penitentiary | Musical program, Chamber musie. (Dotroit Free Press—Detroit,) | 10 his statement, which came after folk s - {band, giee club and soloists Pianist, Tenor. Violinist. Orchestra. | 4 the trigl suddenly had terminated 9:00 . m.—Resuits of the games| 11:15 p. m.—Dance music. { Dinner concert and final | When the accused changed their pleas 6:00 p, ball scores, Con- | m program Harland B. Howe, presiding in the WHAS to guilty, the judge said positively | (Courier Journal and Louisville Times | that he will send Hough to the peni- |tentiary, He also declared that he | will be considerably less severe with * . ) fo 9 p. m.—Concert, Iour- KNAUS.RUCK Poherty, who, he sald, must have . minute digest of International Sunday | known all about the swindling, but nvest ln applness Imans visit school lesson. Four-minute Ra . @1d it in the course of earning his v 150 p Sport news and weath- | norum Boy Scout talk. Late Im- | gorn tyed Knaus and Miss Edith | week’s pay, 1 ghouse, Chicago 3 e | portant news bulleting, Official Cen- Judge So Hough For 'h‘ W’.ol. Fa"uly ) ma~tiymations] lecture trand Standard time, | Ruck to be Married This Evening ; v“} o coneer | 8 b, m—Orciestra program (vne | " T Saying that there had been & con- Get a mod Household Range and en- hgur). | wenr at St John's Church. ference in chambers, Judge Howe an- - - | (Federal Telophone and Telégraph Co. | nounced that sentences would be ded) ,|Oy the good thmgs of life. It's so efficient 3 A pretty ding will take place | ferred until Monday. ‘ woo : Buffalo, N. ¥.) this evening at 7 o'clock at 8t. John's |, “RBut the defendant, Hough will re- | that cooking is a real pleagure hn Wanamaker—hiladelp = m—Chambes music | Grman Lutheran church when Miss | majn,” he said. “THat does not ap- ' — - . 30 p v Pauline Ruck, daughter of Mr. and #iy to Doherty,” he continued, say- ’ R Mrs. John Ruck of 126 Camp street, Jng in effect, “I intend to punish him will become the bride of*John I'red only nominally. The court will wait Knaus, son of Mr Mrs. Josepl 1o see it Hough will make restitution, Knaus of Seymour < M. W. 4o see if the woman from Nevada, 2 Gaudian will officiate. Miss Edith | who was swindiell and treated . 8o Actlve Glands New Secret tick will be bridesmaid and Willlam | putrageously in his place, will be paid. 8 best man. She showed good sen: in not sub- bride will be attired in a gown | pitting to being swindled. Of Youth An Hea t of white satin with lace. She will wear | “1 want to see it he has any de. 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