New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 15

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SRR B | Second Sectton : NEW BRITAIN! Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Robertson Observing 50th Anmversar:y MR. AND MRS, W, H. ROBERTS i Mrs. W, H. Robertson of 1 street today are observing golden jubllee of thelr marriage were married May 96, 1874, at George's church in Sheffield, Eng- s Mrs after thelr marriage fr. and Robertson emmigrated A Can hertson was employed as a la_and for 18 years liyed in | toming to New Dritain 25 | drop forger at the Landers, Frary & | Clark plant for 25 years and two years | 70 he was retired on a pension. Mr. and Mrs, Robertson have 11 children nd 18 grandebfldren | Mr. Robertson, who is now 72 years of age, was born at Sheffleld, Fng Jand, on January 5, 1852, Mrs. Itob ertson, whose malden name was Mary Ann Hague, also is & native of Shef fleld, having been born there on Sep. tember 26, 1855 I{AWIIAN FILIPINO LABOR MAY BECOME A MENACE e Action Must Be Taken to Show Idanders That Work s » Necessity May 16.--Unless means ised to Instruet Fillpinos, a number of whom have been rought to Hawall by the sugar plant- 8" association, In American stan irds and customs, the territory will a menace such AS no other com. nity has encountered, H, W. Met- superintendent of the Filipino ter of the Hawallan has told the Chamber of mmerea here, . Faillure to take action previously % these lines is the direct cause the present strike of some Fillpino tation laborers, Mr. Metcalf sald. way to control the large ipino population would be largely leadership, and Fillpinos ould be trained for this purpose, continued. Filipinos come to Hawall with no cption of the value of money, and ipon work as punishment and t as & necessity to sustain life, the continued, He advocated Hone ulu tissions, {the life of Board of | the employment of 20 Filipinos by leading commercial concerns so that they might be trained, and in turn train their countrymen later He said they should be started in the lowest positions at small pay and be permitted to develop gradually. “In this way it would be possible to produce [ilipine leaders who would understand the customs, ideals and practices of the country in whic they live. When it is considered that Iilipinos in their home¢ land is entirely different in every re spect from their existence here, it | a marvel to me that these men hav. adapted themselves 16 local conditions as well as they have.” Mr. Metealf sald that the Filipinos now compose the second largcst racial group In the terirtory, bein led only by the Japanese, HELD AS COUNTERFEITER. Schnectady, N. Y., May 16, -Wa ter Prefchet was arrested here by fed eral agents who sald they belleved him to be a member of a gang of counterfeiters who have been operat- ing In this eity recently. Search is being made for several alleged ac- complices. The authorities said they belleved Preichet was connected with the counterfeit gang recently broken up In Babylon, 1. 1., when seven men and women were arrested and raised bills amounting to $40,000 scized, Let us replace them for the last time Stop renewing your guttersandconductor pipesevery few years. Let us install some that will last a life- time. We carry them made from Horse Head Rolled Zinc. After we put them on your buildings you can forget them —absolutely. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick & Co. 189 Park Street Telephone 143 — HERALD [rws-2] Pages 15 to 28 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY ‘\IAY 16, 10"1 Of Real Importance. SATURDAY Drug Specials Kellogg's Castor Oil—19c-35c. Black Flag Insect Powder—12c-33¢c, Cleero, the new shampoo—12c. Amolin Powder—21c-42¢, Allen’s Foot Fase—27c. Clery King—19c. Cascarets—7c-17c. Fryes’ Pancrea, Bismuth and Pep- sen—45c, Hood's Sarsaparilla—79c. Ingraham's Milkweed Cream-—37c, Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo— EETN California Syrup of Figs—3fc. Orchard White—37c, Ovoferrin—75c, Platt’s Chloride—A45e, PRICES SHARPLY REDUCED AT THE Notion Dept. Two-in-One Shoe Polish, all colors e, Tintex, the 16c package, all colors - 10¢, Cotton Elastic, grade, yard, Dress Shields, good washable kind, Kleinert make, 15c pair. scalloped Embroidered Wash Trim- ming, 3 yard pleces, 3c, Stk finish Lingerie Tape, pieces, dc, Kurley Kew Hair Wavers, be. Clinton Safety Pins, card, 1 dozen Te, Charter Oak Button and Carpet Thread, 4c spool. Cameo Snap Pastencrs, al 2 dozen Be. Pennant Daring Cottom, all eolors, 2 spools be. Nassan 250-yard spools Thread—4o, 34 -inch washable 4 yard 100 size, assoried on wires Rasting . SALE JUST TWO BUNDRED Boys’ New Wash Suits GOING ON SALE FOR TOMORROW Here are the styles, the colors, the materials that every mother wants for that boy. Suffice to say that this i« a royal chance to buy these suits for summer, Sizes 8 to 8. For 94c saturday only Week End Sweets DELICTOUS CANDY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ¥Fresh Heavy Chocolate Covered Dates—35¢ pound. salt Water Taffy, assorted flators 19¢ pound. Chocolate Creams, pound. Cocoanut Bon Bons, assorted flavors 19¢ pound. giant size 25¢ A REDUCTION SALE OF Fine Handbags Just 90 of them taken from our regular stock that sold for $2.95. Pretty pouch effects of beaver, call and fine selected Morocco. You save just $1.00 on them. 31.99 For tomorrow WATERMAN'S ‘ Fountain Pen | Ink The best ink procurable. Two-ounce bottles, biue, | black. For Saturday Only P Fine Silk Hose ON SALE TOMORROW Pure Thread, full length full fash lace clocks, Subnormals of $2.50 grade, Black and colors, For Saturday . Note the reduced prices for tomorrow 3000 PAIRS Women’s FREE—Giving Away Sat.—FREE RINSO—LIFEBUOY SOAP Buy 3 Cakes Lifebuoy Soap 15¢ " 1 CAKE FREE Silk and Hose, ioned, lace boot drawn Does away with all $1.45 Pure Thread Silk semi-fashioned Hose with heavy embroidered clox in hand- some patterns, Black only High grade heavy fibre mock sex =—in twenty new colors ... BUY 3 BOXES RINSO FOR 15¢ AND GET ONE BOX FREE The Greatest Sale of fts kind ever offered the public $1.09 Silk Hose, back, lisl T 10] n e garter top 79 Soaks Clothes Clean Fibre Silk Hose, first quality .ml good weight in black and cordovan .. “Weldrest” heavy pure Hose iIn $1.75 and $2.00 grades. | " SEASONABLE BARGAINS at the Lingerie Dept. Women's Extra Size Bloomers, of figured Windsor Crepes, in new patterns—69c. Women's Bloomers, genuine Sueo Crepe, white and flesh, Daintily trimme. D5, Band Brassieres of real Belding washable satin. Flesh color—48c, Nainsook Costume Slips with imitation Philippine embroidery LLU Elastic dles, 12-inch with four elastie inserts satin stripe fabric—$1.39. Envelope Chemise, fashioned o beautiful light novelty fabries | colors. Trimmed with imported laces—98¢. made of modr Made o Underwear Offerings Women's fine Vests, Women's high Lnit extra size vests tape straps Women's Checked Nainsook Athletie Union Suits 39¢ ‘thread Silk 8000 YARDS—32.INCH DRESS white, cordovan amd black — Jfinghams A fine variety of checked and plaid patterns, Fast , colors, For Saturday only — Yard . 15¢ P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA Laundry Soap Spocial For Saturday Only 5" 24¢ Troming Roands -~ Has 14x34 bhoard on a strong folding table, $1.98 For Saturday only 500 BOTTLES OF Liquid Veneer Polish ON SALE FOR TOMORROW REDUCED PRICE 1""‘("", TUNTTIES AT TH) Piece Goods Dept. Rosett Cloth, the striped sat- ine for lingerie and 1.45¢ dren’s garments Fine 36-inch Tissue Ginghams in new summer 35c patterns — Yard 7c Cheesecloth for dusting 1000 — 36 a leaning, 36.in. Ya 19¢ Cameo Cloth, No, Pongee, an extra ors . 89¢ The 30¢, 4-ounce hottle The 60, 12-0unce hottle The %1.25 Quart Can Men’s Paris Garters TMPORTED Lemon Soap AT HALF PRICE Moire Pa The kind that Yard Satin or Real Jap grade, 36-inch Yard “Marly” Fine pleion soap. Vor Saturday ... Temon Com- s The regular 26e ‘ 123¢ For Saturday 15¢ A Truly Wonderfol Lot of Women’s Costume Slips $1.47 These are made of fine quality English satine, plain or striped. Failored models with deep 26 hems of self material, white only, OPPORTUNE knit bodice top 15¢ 79¢ I $1.95 values, Lomorrow For grade bodice and built shoul- o Pt - S e 25¢ Men's Balbriggan Union Suits— short sleeve and ankle 6 lenzih, Sizes to 46 9C Hoys' Checked Nainsook Athletic natt 45¢ Saits Girls tape top Knitted Vests, Sizes 2 to 12 yeare REAL VALUES BERE N Children’s Silk Lisle Socks with colored striped tops sport shades. Ty Thread Silk ribhon tops ey cuffs ks, with crochet and Silk Tisle Socks in every wanted color with Fibhed tope Willington Thread 200-Yard Spools FOR SATURDAY ONLY » - » Tnglish Ribbed Silk Lisle three-quarter socks. in new Ruffled Curtains Made of fine Free Samples AT DRUG DEPT g quality Scrim-- Syrup of Figs arets Hemstitched Complete 79¢ Yard with Unse Armand's Co am ¥ tie-baecka. Powder. ¥or Sat. Only Cashmere Bouguet 8oap lZ&c/ Mats — Made by the assorted pat- terns. Size 18436 7c Saturday Willow Waste Paper Baskets for office or home. 49c Vor Saturday Glass Wash Boarde—National make honschold size 59c saturday only C. T N Cortain Swiss dotied Safety Matches— 12 boses to and all-over patterns, first qual- package. For Sat. 5 ity. For sat C vam v 25c only — Pk Brocaded Terrs Cloth for Drapory — Couch Covers and pillows, all the wanted colors. For Saturday — Yard 59¢ for ironing Hloor $1.39 Water Tumblers — Optic pat- tern and grape decoration. Spe- el e 25¢€ 25¢ 123¢ o and pad hoanl. Complete for saturday Congolenm (o Socks Glass Cemetery Vaces 123¢ 39¢ 39¢ Green Japanned Cemcters \ases Watering Cans—Made of galvanized fron sheet- ing. large size. Extra good valoe 75 for Saturday omly Cc Wet Wash Baskets—Made of selected white ash I material. reinforved with 3 straps at sides and ende. Special for Satorday only .......

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