New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY ‘E}DIOGENES! WHERE ART THOU? ’ Noon During July and Aug v s == FILL YOUR POCKETBOOK WITH DOLLAR BILLS AND COME HERE TOMORROW DOLLAR DAY AT OUR GREAT MID-SUMMER INVENTORY SALE Hartford WISE, SMITH & CO. caling, mywerions . aogeinr | | i o st e oty THURSDAY’ JULY 10 GoY (;:":rDa‘:"a‘:r“Slz:re EVILLE AT CAPETOL, | "R Ul and intrcating features | fon 1t ha consiacred the siation ai | The following are a few examples of the Dollar Bargains have | N Inaugurated in the pro- |[the point required one. Commissioner Willlam ¥, Lange and AT ART DEPT WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED SILK STOCKINGS—These are . an unusual value, all silk to the top with a lisle sole, hiack only These are nctually worth §2 $l 0 . 0 Chief Hart w appointed a commit- First quality, Dollar Day~ S —-——— Our Store Closes Wednesdays At § rem—yeprom— i ( ‘. I s fllit..h arens | POLICE BOARD NEEDS THEE| Garage ( mission Won't Light Traf. fic Lanters, and Police Board Hasn't the Price ‘)\ A communication was received by the heard of police eommissioners at d veviews n this column are its regular meeting last night from the Amusement comp Unless afherwise indicated, theatrical notices writt by the press ugencles for the res 9y Wy " ‘ " municipal garage commission, to the effect that the garage commission finds it is impossible to care for the PPV TPPPVIIP PN PI PNV PP TR ITT I PP P RN T VT Ua eI Pa e THRILLING DRAMA AT LYCKUM Fully 20 degrees cooler inside than out, the Lyceum these hot days and evenings is proving a mecca for movie [and dances with a line of comedy pats fans who are enthusing over “The |ter are employed by this act in their Fpirit of the U, §, A" the big photo. | routine, drama being shown there this week Litlian Gresham 1 Harmony De with Johnny Walker and Mary Carr in | Luxe ia assisted by Louis Lazavin, the prineipal roles. baritone and Mario Palermo, tenor, "The Spirit of the LU, is not I'he Percttoa are novelty acrobats, a war picture, It I8 a peace picture, |"They have a gymnastie routine cons with real, honest-to-goodness home | ptructed on original lines and pors life as Ita background, There are, | ropmed with dispatch and snap., The however, a number of theilling WAr | notoniay fenture will present. Amitu scenes that go to make the PlOL More go et ol Ll oe ¢ 2 Stewart and a big cast of favorites in gripping, The home-coming of the | .., o5 0 S war hero, who arrives just in time to | oo0mi f save his aged parents from disgrace | provides a surprisingly satisfactory ending for a story that has been flled trom start to finish with a series of there are pebbles in a sand pit, Mur ray and Laliose are a classy couple of entertainers, New and original songy eity and asking that the polies heard lanterns on the traffie posts about the make some arrangement to take care of the work, The matter was discussed by the police board and it was voted to in. form the eity council of the predieas ment in which the garage committee's action has placed the hoard, The police hoard has neither money nor facilities for doing the work An application for appointment to the supernumerary force of the des partment was received from William i splondid story | 1o gujlivan, 24, of 15 Hayes strest well lked | Action on it was deferred until the next meeting of the bhoard, A request for a traffic post at the corner of Dwight ind East streets was considered and referred by the hoard Hartford ANNUAL BIG TEN SALE Tomorrow morning the HBig Besse- Leland's store will open its doors for FINE VAL Tonight is the last showing of the excellent bill of Keith vaudeville that has been very popular sinee opening Monday. The five acts and Collecn |and runs for just ten days, Tha first Moore Is *“I'he Huntress” will be en- [ ten people who enter the front door jeyed by everyone, Tomorrqw the en- at 9 o'clock tomorrow are to receive tire show changes and brings as the (a4 106 discount slip entitling them to headline feature five new acts of vau- A 105 reduction on any merchandise deville that will be greatly appreciat- | In the store. The handy sale stunts ed, Topping the bill 1s Kolu Sylvia & |are governed by a series of “Big Ben" 3 Thich they offer something new In the | through the courtesy of A, H, Enoch, |of the police patrol which ls belng re- And green, fiogular $l 00 blending of these two arts, Jay C.|the Jeweler, Another special feature [Paired and painted and nsked that he | $2. Dollar Day . Flippen, an excellent blackface com- fs u suit and a dress which are priced edian calls himself “The Ham What at an attractive figure beginning at Am" and he wil offer a splendid | ? ©'¢lock, and are reduced one dolls Che cach half hour untit sold. Al and monologue with as many laughs as ‘% L Al Mr. W, W. Leland Is to be con- gratulated upon the thought and study interesting features of gram, The sale Is called “Big Ten' as it opens upon the tenth of the month tee on motion of Commissioner Thom- as 1%, Jackson, to purchase 100 tons of conl for the department, The clty conneil granted the bhoard permission to buy the conl at it last meeting. | Chief Hart informed the board that the department finds itself badly in med with \.«w-m;\- at each end. need of a machine to take the place The Dollar Bargains at 3rd FLOOR THESE at 2 for $1.00 95¢ Hip Hem Slips, 69¢ Figured Crepe Bloomers. VELOUR AND TAPESTRY SCARFS —Beauntifully made of good quality velour and trim. WOMEN'S SILK AND FIBRE HOSIERY panel back—Rlack, white and cordovan, first quality and are worth $1.00 pair, Dollar Day First quality with be given permission to hire a machine ; $l 00 to use until the new patrol is ready for N for use. The board granted his ve- | 3% oz | quest, 1t was also voted to ask the ular 49¢ hank, | eity council for permission to sell the at 3 for . $1.00 old patrol chassis at the best price oh e |tainable The chief was also granted HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES=—With hemstitched hems NORNIE'S ALLIES YARN - hanks, al colors, Reg- WOMEN'S SILK AND FIBRE STOCKINGS—In all the leading an automobiie to colors, made with a high boot silk and lisle gar- Prs. Heals Like Magie I\ i s v s Chafing, Rashes, Itchingand | all Skin Irritations of —advt, ANNOUNC 1 Mr, and Mrs, ENGAC Arthur ggleston Infants. Children & Adults, |°f #22 Chestnut street announce the Healing Toilet Powder Gives Instant Relief, There’s Nothing Like It. All druggists I\LIT" VAUDEV! ll l E Featuring KOLA SYLVIA CO. Piano and Dance Varicties JAY C. FLIPPEN “The Ham What Am" LILLIAN GRESHAM CO, De Luxe” PSSR MURRAY & La R()S[‘ A Class OTHER ANTA' STEWART “Rose 0" the Sea” lG Al T’i "PALACE- HARTFORD Coolest Summer Theater England. Entire Week Starting Mon. Fve, July 7th THF. POLI PLAYERS Arthur Howard and Winifred St. Claire, Direction A. H. Van Buren. “The Humming Bird”’ Not a Motion Picture, A genuine novelty as well as nn excellent entertainment. From the pen of the famous actress-playwright Maude Fulton, author of “The Brat.” This noted drama_will outdo the rec- ord achieved by the plcture. And the Poll Players. with Edmund Abbey, Frances Williams, Frank McHugh, Jay Ray, Joseph Wagstaff and a big augmented cast will give the Apache setting a wonderful coloring. in New engagement of their daughter, Myrtle E. Turner, to Vinton L. Knight of Plainville, Mr. Knight is discount | teller in the New Britain Trust Co. or trritated shins “My doctor told me about it and if T couldn't get another jar I wouldn't give this one up for anything." ‘That is how many people regard Resinol Ointment, It is specially recommended for eczema and other itching skin troubles, but it is also ex- cellent as a general household remedy for burns, scalds, chafings, cold sores, pimples, boils, insect bites, etc. aving Stick d no home Resinol Soap and Resinol § contain the Resinol propertiet should be without these products, At all dvugeivts, LYCEUM TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK M4 STARTING SUNDAY “WOMAN TO WOMAN" Juices of fresh fruits and pure cane sugar Just the thing for children. Something they can drink when thirsty that you're sure won’t harm them. EX Economical. The pint jug maku a gallon of thirst quenchers by just adding ice water. Insist on seeing the name ZA-REX on the label and avoid synthetic substitutes, Za-Rex Food Products, Inc. Boston, Mass. \HIIH on to hire u.n used while the police service ma- | [ chine f5 in the paint shop. COUZENS REFUSES | 10 PLEDGE BACKING Being “Bossed” in Senate Detroit, July 9. — Senator James Couzens of Michigan announcing his | Y candidacy for nomination at the Sep- | tember primaries to succeed himself, | in a formal statement today refused | to pledge his full support to President | Coolidge or either state or national | republican platform. He challenged | the right of party “hosses” to dictate | his course of action and made his bid | for the vote of Michigan electors on his past record for which, he said, he | had no apologies to make. | Asker by the chairman of the re- |sign a statement pledging his support | [fo the party platform and endorsing | President Coolidge, Senator Couzens veplied he could not do so. | “If complete adherence to the pro- | posals and policies of President Cool- | idge is the test of republicanism, there | are no republicans in the national congress,” he said. “I do not hel wge. it to be the desire of my constituents that I abjectly promise to follow | someone and do his bidding.” | “No candidate can endorse both the state platform and President Coolidge | 100 per cent,” he said, “because they are in a measure inconsistent with |each other. T helieve in party gov- ernment,” he said, “but so long as T am a member of the party 1 propose to have a voice in 1t and not he con- trotled by party | hosses or leaders.” 'FIRE BOARD 10 CALL FOR BIDS ON NEW PUMPER PR RS- 11 Award Contract For Machine At Special Meeting On | July 290 The clerk of the fire board was In- structed to call for bids for a new 750 gallon pumper, at a meeting of the board held last night. There was considerable discussion regarding the | purchase and Chairman J. E. R. Keevers told of his visit to the recent | show in Boston, where trucks of sev- | eral companies were on display., Bids will close on July when a special meeting of the hoard will be held. Plans for sanitary repairs in No. 1 | engine house were discussed and it was voted to have the city engineer draw up plans and specifications. Bids will also close at the special meeting on July 20, It was voted to enter into contract with John P. Maddon of Arch street, for the repainting and revarnishing of | Aerial Truck No. 1. The cost of the work will be $175. On recommnedation of Chairman Keevers Chief Noble and men of the department were commended for their work in the standardization of hose coupling threads. Mr. Keevers stated that this probably is a record, New Britain being the first city to get the job done so quickly. Chairman Keevers reported on the meeting of the water board on Mon- | day night. He said it was originally | the idea of that board to hire two men from the department to do the work of rethreading the hydrants in | compliance with the standardization | rules, but Chairman Keevers recom- | mended that the work be done by the | | water board and that the work he | | inspected daily by Chief Mechanic | Burke of Chief Nobie. | Chief Noble'was authorized to at- |tend the national convention of fire chiefs, which will be held in Buffalo, | |N. Y., in August. The chief thanked | the board for its kindness in allowing {him to attend this session. | Figures presented showed that the | department 1s in need of 950 feet of | 215 inch hose and 2560 feet of 3 inch | |hose. 1t was voted to petition the | common council te Snter into a con- | B tract for its purchase of the same. Michigan Senator Opposed to’ publican state central committee to '@ to embroider, stamped in five pretty designs. Regular 59¢, pair $1.00 pair for .... DPRYWELL TOWELS — To embroider, with hemstitched hems and hemstitched for cro- chet edge, stamped in six very attractive patterns. Regular 39c, at $ l .00 4 for ... . ROYAL SOCIETY CENTER- r . SCARFS AND PIL- LOW TOPS — To embroider, stamped on tan needleweave materials for French knot and lazy daisy (‘mhmh!m\ Regular 9¢. 2 for ANTTAS TLLED OIL- JTH TABLE COVERS — Stencilled in multi-color and plain effects, all the hest num- hers, Sizes 48 and 54 inch. Values to $2.39 at — 18-BUTTON SILK GLOVES— Made from tricot silk with Paris point embroidery, double tip at fingere, in white, black, pongee, grey and cocoa, at WOMEN'S 2.CLASP SILK GLOVES—Paris point embroid- ery, double tips, whita only. 4 pairs $l.00 \'S 16-BUITON SILK GLOVES—Doubhle tips, subject to slight tmperfec- 1 tions at 2 pair for .00 WOMEN'S VESTS AND BOD- ICES—Of a very fine quality, come in regular and extra sizes, Dollar Da $1-00 5 for . BOYS' NAINSOOK UNION SUITS — Made athletic style, Sizes 4 to 16 years. These are Day, 2 for BOYS' KNIT UNION SUITS— Made with a short sleeve, knee length, come in white, 89¢ value, $1.00 = With a 3 8 6 months to These are our hest $1.00 make, 2 for CORSET W TOP AND LONG SKIR Also part elastic girdles, Value $2.00, Dollar l 00 Dy S BRASSIERES — Made. of heavy sateen with elastic at bottom, also 2 garter hrassicre splendid for batring. Value 6%c Thor o $1.00 2 for CORSELETTES —Hook side made of brocaded materials, just the thing for summer we Values up to $1.50. Dollar Day HAND BAGS—Of real leath- er, values like these never be- fore offered at this remarkably Jow price, Styles include under arms, envelope and pouch. Col- ors are black, brown, tan, grey and blue. Regular values to Bele price ... $1.00 BEADED BA In this as- sortment we include pouch bags, frame bags and drawstrings, in colors, Some in all black and others in black and steel. This assortment is ilmited, so come early for best selection. Regular values to $3.50, at .. ter top, called slight irregulars. a > 69¢ Crepe Step-Ins, Dollar Day for $l.00 09¢c Envelope Chemise, $ § HOUSEWARES § § 8-QT. HEAVY GAUGE Al- UMINUM POTS—complete with aluminum cover, $l 00 . reg. §1.49, at WALL DU RS— Complete large size in with long handle, $1.00 hlack, regular Dollar Day DAR MOP Com- plete and one bottle O-Cedar floor ofl. Value $1 00 $1,25, at .. (s ()\II\I\,\I l()\ TRONING BOARD—Pad and cover, com- plete, regular $l.00 $1.59, at . 13 ROLLS WELL KNOWN BRAND WALDORF TOILET l‘-\"l R — Regular 10c roll at $1.00 7Z¥. GALVANIZED —=Side drop han- dles, regular $1.29, at 4-PIECE WHITE ENAMEL PANTRY S — Klour, sugar, coffee, tea, hinged cover, reg- ular $1.49, H BREAD or CAKE Gilt lettered, regular $1.49. Doliar Ly . $1.00 FI I.()flR l‘l BROOMERS —Very good grade polished handle and block, regular $1.39, D, $1.00 LARGE SIZE LOCK COVER GARBAGE CANS — Corrugated reinforced sides, regular $1.35. Day. . st 8 CUP LARGE SIZE OCTA- GON COFFEE PERCOLATORS —Heavy grade ware. Value Special. ... Dollar Day China & Glasswares Downstairs HANDLED GLASSES—With a light cutting, CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS -—Regular $2 doz. at, half doz. $l.00 5-PIECE YELLOW MIXING BOWL SET—Reg. $1.39, at—=set $l 00 BAKING ' — Consists of covered casserole, 2 sizes of nappies and 6 custard cups, in brown earthenware, white lined, lmg\l\'u $1.69, $1 00 at=—8et, CHLF .\\l\ CRACKER DISH—With a IU:IN floral cut- ting, value §$1. $l 00 Dollar Day ood size, \ our choice $1.00 with floral design. of several colors. Reg. $1.39, at .. 1CE TEA 12 oz size. Dollar Day Regular $3.00 doz. 13 dopen $1.00 COMBINATION —— 1 colored glass candy jar and cover and 1 guest or night set. Value Combination. BOTTLES — ROOT BEFR Quart size, value STONE (®OCKS — ¢ gallon \\70' without cover. Ve sian, . 91,00 3-PIECF II,()\\I R SET — Consists of stand, howl and flower holder, in biue, black or $1.69, at . Men’s Wear for One Dollar MEN'S WORK SHIRT! Dark blue, khaki and black, slizhtly imperfect, Regular £ for s $1.00 HOSE — Rog- M bunior $1.00 MEN'S PLAIN COLOR PA- JAMAS—Tan, white, hlue, helio RNegular $1.59, 1 MEN'S SHIRTS—Tand or col- lar attached styla, slightly im- perfoct Regular 2 and ‘\.ll\ll BOYS' SAMPLE WASH SUITS —The best lot we have ever of- fered at this price. The popu- lar prices are $2.00 and $2.50 Every suit warranted to launder perfectly, all good styles. Sizes a0 $1.00 ORIGINAL GENUINE “KOV- ERALLS” — Blue and khaki, Sizes 2 to 8 years. No more than two to a customer. . BOYS' ¢ TROUS- ERS—Neat dark fancy mixtures of wool fabrics, also a number of corduroys, many of the mix- tures are lined throughout — worth no less than §2 00, Sizes 7 to.17 years MEN'S NAINSOOK UNION st Sizes 36 to 46. Regular $1.00 HOSE—Regu- lar 85e, at doetor ... 31400 MEN'S FIBRIE SILK HOSE— Tegular 50c, at 00 3 for .. $1 MEN'S € o Ifl\ HALE HOSI —Rezular 17c—black and col- MEN'S COTTON NIGHT . $1.00 $1.29, at—Fach . The, at g for . MEN ]l.\l.l" Dollar Draperies Fourth Floor RUFFLED MARQUISETTE CURTAINS — And tie backs to match, plaid patterns. Dollar e $1.00 PANEL \I'l ll PTAINS — Finished with fringe bottom Regular $1.50 ea. $l.00 at, each el JACE EDGE CURTAINS — quality, regular Good wearing $l 00 $1.39. Dollar Day — oI (bl‘\Ql WINDOW SHADES — Mounted on .onrl rollers, slightly {mperfect, perfect §%¢. Dollar sl 00 Day—2 for ... f #9c Gowns, \' j $1.05 Slip-on Sweaters, $1.95 Women's Jumper Diresses, 76c Gingham Petticoats, 69¢c Gingham and Percale’ Prin. cess Aprons, .. $1.00 THESE at $1.00 each $1.95 House Dresses, $1.93 Girls’ Bloomer Dresses. $1.59 Bungalow Aprons, §1.05 Bleeveless Sweaters. $2.05 Fibre Slip-on and Tuxedo Sweaters, $1.95 Kid Boots Sweaters, $1.05 Lingette Slips, ¥ & w@j}v b $1.95 Sateen Slips, £1.95 Muslin Slips. et R1.59 Petticoats, N $1.59 Gowns t $1.95 Girls' Blue Serge Skirts $2.95 Kilk Crepe and Dotted Swiss Kimonos. §1.95 Two-piece Crepe Pajamas, $1.95 Tricolet Skirts, BLACK SATIN MESSALINE —All silk, very high luster, soft finish, 36-inch wide. Regular $1.50, at $l.00 Yard . ONE TABLE O FSILK ODDS AND ENDS — Of this season's ° cutting, consisting of taffeta aud satin messaline, 1ight colors, sunshine crepe, crepe de chine, pongee and fancy silks, novelties worth up to $l.00 $2.89; ab [ ouoe PANCY CHECK SUITING In all the popular size check, all colors, 40-inch wide. Regu- Yo $1.00 at—Yard ..., ALL WOOL SERGE—Assort- ed colors, 40 and 64-inch wide. Regular $1.25 to $l.oo §1.69, at ADOW STRIPE MERCER- 12ED SAT N\—236-inch, colors grey and b regular 49¢, $1.00 at 8 yards for ... TENNIS SHOES — Nrown and white trimmed with I-.ll)nl pyvhh sides. 0 i ines, $l 0 PuUMPS Regu $3.00, at WOMEN'S SATIN QUILTED BOUDOIR SLIPPERS — Shell braid trimmed, chrome soles, blue, old rose $ 1 .00 and black . FIBRE RUGS — Size 27x54, Regular $1.59. Dollar Day In- ventory l J ular $1.49, RAG BORDER-=36-inch, reg- ular 60¢ yd. Dollar sl 00 Day, 2 yds. for . COCOA BRUSH DOOR MATS e | PERCALES — Large assort- ment of light and dark colors, Rh inch wide. H?g. l m MADRAS terns and colors. Iegular 49¢, o $1.00 FIGUR D \OIIAFs— Assort- ed patterns, 38 and 40 ineh wide. Regular 58¢ sl oo 0 and 69¢, at 3 for..