New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1924, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, T e JUNE 24, 1‘921. [1 CANNOT BECOME 37V rHiiGron REis AMERICAN CITIZENS "2, o e Plen Celebration, Rpplications Rejected Because They Reius i 10 Go to War At a s court he claimed during x e Dunlevy John Zach, | 1 Borel of szey Drozd, Fran- |ihe § k, Stanley Kotas, Julian| Plans Maksim Lrnest | July fourth celebration to Joseph Owsiejko, Alex- thington Busine putowski, Stanis! Za) | ciation, th Zebrowski, Wineenty Z here, All the S ssmen's biggest event of merchants and men have T~ with the committee, John J. Mor nd Richard Eiliot | as lare attend Great nm d Treland—William | convention Thomas Me¢ George A, 1\ svorkian, land Republic of Lithuania—Peter Ma- sonis, Sam Milstein, Stanley Eanalun- as. emocratic in New York city national Hector ( City Items Sweden—John Ernst Lindgren, Hungary—Anton Brownstein, Czechoslovak Republic Schiffert. Bdward Peterson, ', P ] \| ws Ldna o8 of Hartford on April 21, at m, Mass Joseph The n important meetj LOGAN-SINSKIE John Logan and Miss Josephine Sin- sturting from 9 | ng, 4 mile 5 miles south Good- Newington on the turnpike " north of Berlin skie to be Married Tomorrow Mor- (0005 ing at St. Mary's Church, dvt A neeting of the Junior Y s, Henry Morar ond auxiliary wi cmn high Lrated with 1 and Re best man, a Home cooked lunches at Crowel!'s —advt of the bride's pa " the sister o vho is dec BEARING ON ORDINANCE The ordinance i eommon il w1l meet riday eve ning to he in or SOUTH CHERCH PO r, tmer nan., democrati quite self-content and complace around democratic cor tior manding a platforr klan. PLAINVILLE NEWS DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. and Eight in Litehtic .1 Plainville members d on July who wish ttend and s in Litchfield over pro- ceting thg ¢ AL a irinks will o ghe Compen grievances in e veterans' A \ w York city for the summer va- Nive Minor Losie So Easfly Made "SALADA" -ICED TEA- ™ is deliciously cool and refreshing. Always satisfying. Addalittlesugarand a squeeze of lemon to suit your taste, chiffonicr, 200 fruit jars, plows, cultivator, shot rap, pipe and bench ies, and many usef y ernoon at ' cle View Manor, lainville.—advt. a few days as the guest of | sef, her sister, Mrs. Alice H. Taylor of Hamlin strect, has returned to her| g ord s | artic of his n of Park L1 of A, will in the Ameri- on Whiting VISITORS LIVE ON SHIPS London, June 24.—Because of the | serious lack of nmodations during of 500 Gothenburg | chartered a ship in which they will live while Fnglane The wessel is to anchor 01[ Greenwich in the Thames. x A supper wiil be served &t the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow night fr There will be an entert an apron m 6 o'clock on. inment and Weather Plays Trick London—On board the White Star liner Ma P leaving So ampton tly, persons in one of the ship were enjoying sunshine and waving to' friends standing in deep ]vul]lvs and under umbrellas on the quay. *At the same time the other pasgengers forward were beng drenched by a heavy rain ier Smith & sale, Leaving sale, numer- 1l farm tools, lining room e —— o Store Closes at 12:15 Tomerrow 7 Wednesday Morning Specials Buster Brown Collars and Cuff Sets,, made of ruffles of wide Val. lace, trimmed with black rib- hons. Wednesday Morn- v $1.48 Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, the finest quality Lawrence Mills, shirts short sleeves, and drawers ankle length, Wednes- day Morning 83C \pccml Special ... Hamburg Edging, 1 inch wide, for infants’ and children’s under- wear. Wed, Morning Special Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, white and colored. Wednesday Morni for \p("rll‘dllw 4 25c .\lcu s Genuine Fruit of the Loom Negligee Shirts; warranted fast colors; smart n e w checks and stripes in the leading colors. Wed- nesday Morning Special $1.19 Each Fine Percale Shirts with attached collar. A large assort- meni of new patterns and colors, Wednesday Morning Special Men's Men's Fine nit Union Suits, styles, ath- letic, shori sleeve, knee and ankle length. Wed. Morning Special Ladies’ Fine Qualll\ Ipswich Pure Silk Hose, made with mock seam hack; colors, black and cordovan, Wednesday Morning 69 c Special .. Ladies’ Extra l-mc Quality English Ribbed Hose, fine ribbed to the toe; colors, black, beige, cordovan, grey and dawn., Wed. Morning Special Children’s three-quar- ter length Mercerized Socks; colors, black, white and navy., Wed. Morning Special Boys’ fine knit Union Suits, sleeveless, knee length. Wed. Morning Special Ladics’ Fine Quality IKnit U nion Suits — sleeveless and shell knee —extra sizes 18 and 50. \} cd.‘ Morning 79c Men's Lunch Boxes, to fit pint size Vacoum hottles. Wed. Morniag Spec. 65C Japanese Silk Toilet | Tissue, 1000 sheet rolls, Wed. Morning Spec. 3" 19c Wax Candles — all neatly designed. Wed. Mornin Spe . . Pair 27c Spec. .. Leat h er Shopping ; Bags, with double strap for dresses — handle. Wed. 63c 10 mrh(*,\ wide, 25c Morning Spec. ) - y : Wednesday, Yd. Terry Cloth for drap- ery; several pretty pat- terns. Value §1. Wed- s nesday Yard 79c Special, .. Large Heavy Turkish Towels, double thread. Wednesday Special Large size Huck Tow- els, with white or col- ored border, 1 9 c Wed. Special . .. Dress Voile, dots and figures; just the ‘thing summcr Serim Curtains, with rufile edge and tie- backs. Wed. 79c Special .. Yard Unbleached Sheeting, 2!, vards wide. Fort Mills make, Wednesday Special Fast Color Dress Linen, all the new shades. £1.00 quality. Wednesday 79c Yard i Handsome New Cre- tonnes; 36 inches wide. Fast color. \\ ed. Special . 25C “al(]lllael((‘. for cur- tains; small dots; 36-in, wide. Value 39c. 25 c Full Bleached Bed Sheets — good heavy quality; size S1x90, — Wed. Colored Bed Spreads, pink, blue and gold, for double hed. Value $5.98. Wed. : $3.98 Special . Special .. Crepe Gingham — a new fabrie, 32 inches wide; warranted fast colors, checks and bro- ken plaids. Value 19c Wednesday Special .. Yard 25c New Shipment of Bates Dress Ginghams in mill lengths. Wednesday, Yd. l 9c " Percales, light pat- terns, small figures. — Wednesday one | s the social season | \1?(]”7:; part | downpour of | Ashley’s {Wednesday Specnals | f UNION SUITS | s1.00 i $L00 : # BAL. UNION SUITS 79c ’ 50c LEATHER BELTS . NAINSOOK |} ~ UNION SUITS | 79c $1.50 BLUE and KHAKI WORKING SHIRTS 89cm $2.00 WHITE ATT. COLLAR SHIRTS - $1.29 $12.50 IMPORTED SWEATERS $8.50 $1.00 BAL. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 75c Ql..)() SOFT CUFF SHIRTS $1.00 §5.00—856.00—87.00 SILK SHIRTS $3.45 SL50 SILK HOSE $1.00 75 SILK HOSE 59¢ 10¢ HOLEPROOF HOSE 4 Pr. for $1 ‘00 SO0 NECKWEAR 79¢ LINEN GOLF TROUSERS $2.50—83.00 GOLF HOSE $1 95 BETY SOFT COLLARS 3 for sl 00 WHITE SOLE HOSE 5 Prs. for sl 00 $1.50 VASSAR UNION SUITS | $1.00 CLOSE WEDNESDAY AT 12:15 O'CLOCK ASHLEY BABCOCK (0. 139 MAIN