New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1024, |Rumania’s Objections TALAN LIVING | Sets Example [Fomspiy ohcirs MUCH GREATER | ™57 g es pact, It was ans ight atter a cabinet issed the question, nd unacceptable | ral disarm nouw hversge Oitn Guzzes 800] = Litres of Wine in a Year W Y Liccause s, was B tory nations | Rome, Aug. 26~=llaly eats more, arm wer 14 and third, drinks more, and smokes three or | adequa were not pros four times &8 much as before the vided for outien of war, In the old days each Italian peace treaties. | disposed of an average of 50 pounds of fresh meat & year and elght of preserved meat; now the consump- n was f Now is the time fo : “ pare the children for and tomorrow, morning opportune time to get z class, fresh clean merchians dise, for the outfitting of the youngsters at lowest-ln-fid-; city prices. | Tomorrow is our last half day for the season, there- ing the ex Foreign Mnister Du: wha 18| " going to Ceney v ane'wit ||| fore we are going to make it L] ivel; Th , \ i Uee of ‘mupns has rien trom 11 1o e i big day with incentive capita, whil 1~ P e onaunipilon of o0Mee has nearly ‘ soscow viarrias v socks Il gpecials that should keep doubled, Where the av e Itallan . Moy wBap o drank 40 litres of wine a year, he our store crowded all morn- ing long. Specials in every department, mania’s position, the interest en and now consumes 500, There bhas been a heavy Increase consumption of tebacco, as rage Italian used to spend nin every year on his smokes ind now spende 69, Perhaps the greatest Increase of a1l is in means of transport. Before ‘he war the bicycles In Italy num- sered 1,200,000; now the country sontains 2,300,000; motoreycles Jumbered 17,000; now there are 35, 100; automobiles were 19,000 and jow they number 54,000; public au- | tomoblles which ivere 1,600 are now 1,000; there wera only 100 motor launches and now there are 1,600, s no doubt that whatever suffered through the war, ndard of living of her peoplo has gone up refreshingly. City Items igh usually » Polish xury and fa sixteen wore wow women | lopted them, of old nobllity, set & new sty horally have | not & whim of luxury, but a neces- sity born of poverty, For centuries SCHOOL FOR JAILERS, Manchu women shopped discreetly | Peking, Aug. 26.~A school for in their own courty: paying & | prison o to be opened in higher price, But with moncy hard | Peking. This is part of a general to got Mrs. Yang startled her so- | preparation for the coming of tho clal set by bargaining in the public | judicial commission to investigate | markets, carrying @ bag of copper | Chinu's fitness for ussuning wuthorl- coins. Now others aro following ty over foreigners now vested in | her economicul example foreigh consular courts, pursuant to the Washington conference enucte ments, Bancroft May Be Named —- An\hah~.1d0r to l.xpzm {COLLECT CLAIMS BY LOTTERY, Washington, Aug. 5 Germany, Aui | Bancroft, a widely kn: f & local firm LADIES’ DOMER! made of nainsook and e} f_;,“ step-in or bloomer sty cut full, reg. F0t88c 59C vomrevmn & LADIES’ BLOOMERS— English sateen of quality, in plain and st effects, double knee, excellent value «oeecosmenm MEN'S LISLE HOSE,! S RIBBED UNION | MAMA DOLLS, fully just right for wear at work, , fine grade of lisle, | dressed with eyes that open black and colors, sizes to| ¢ style, also in sois- | and close. matural 88c 1115; reg. 19c 88 | ne nainsook, all | yoice, reg. $1.00 ] c e h ) reg. § ‘F L tee ‘ KNITTED BOYS' ‘DUBBLEWARE' | UNIONALLS, made of heavy blue denim, sizes 6 to 16 years; 880 reg. $1.00 ... DISH TOWELS, good size, hemmed, tape holder; " . 6 for 88(: b (I PART LINEN DISH grade .... 6 Pair BABIES’ | CAPES, new styles for fall | wear just received, includ- | ing the lot, pink, blue, tan and white $1.88 reg. $2.49.. BAGS AND PURSES,| values to $1.98 in the lot, pouch, kodak, folding and under the 886 arM sevvvvnnnns BLUE I)F\l\i OVERALLS, very heav, quality, double reinforced , and equipped with yeen this week. . will_be sent to at Coco Solo, * avenue is at Middle brook. A son has been born at the St cis hospital to Mr. and Mrs. 8. er of 200 Tremont streek, e Stanley Woman's Relief corps ! not hold their regular meeting | It will be postponed un- | til Wednesday, September 10, The New Britain Poultry associa- tion will hold a meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall to make plans for the regular winter meetings, lectures and entertain- ments. Miss Romona Long of Elm street | will enter the Nurses Training school at 8t. Francis hospital next Monday. Robert 8. Hattings, son of Mrs. Bessie Hattings of 106 Arch street, has re-enlisted in the U. 8. navy and submarine base i Zone, Willam G. Loog of 102 Wooster street and Miss Helen M. Lickwar of 56 Chestnut stret were granted a marriage license today. A son was born this morning to Mr, and Mrs. Nels Granquist of 36 Sefton Drive, Misses Margaret and Catherin Doyle of Chestnut street have re- {nounce publicl ythe i sexpected that the designation of | take the | . INSTALLS lawyer, probably will be in the near future as American am bassador to Japan A formal inquiry ceptability has by the state d¢ | understood the Jay | decided to responc | Mr. Bancroft will suc | B. Woods, who recently r ;u expected in official qu lernment's decision known to the Both st sent to Tok artment formal notification of the Tokio goe- | made | Washington govern- will be } ment soon. land Japanese however, declined today to any statement, When the Tolk {1y reported to lowing the m..,.m; diplomatic tom, it will be conveyed to Pr dent Coolidge, who then will appointment, lepartmen 1s officia the new assador will form of a appointment rathe than be permitted to await unt am o | congress convenes in December and | the senate Is given an opportunity turned from Schaumutt Beach, R. I, | to confer the selection. where they spent their vacation. Backus of 68 City Beach, West- Miss Arlene Miss Angela Doyle of the Burritt hotel is spending her vacation with | round collar being particularly liked relatives at Schaumutt Beach, R. I. | TRUST NCHBRITAIN (o THE BANK Open Saturday (standar The Little Store With the Big Values NEW N LINES. The necklines of the ne dresses seem to hug the nec closely, th round lne with by younger women. CO. OF SERVICE Evenings 6-§ Une) Dress Goods Shop | 400—MAIN STREET—400 as to his ac- officials, make | t every Saturd are due will n put g wheel, and the \e out first must be tem will ba followed are liquidated, nig | This sy fo | all claim ht all into | ones paid until WATER A PLENTY nt | il - $5.00 1t | No. 25 HOFFMAN FOR A SHORT/ TIME ONLY C.J. Leroux Tel, 1330 | 171 ARCH 8T, . © The Little Store With the Big Values 40 inch NORMANDY VOILE—(LAST C 3 Yards For 36 in. Dress Flannel. Wed. 36 in, Tub Silk. Wednesday.. yd. 69c‘ Wed. 32 in. Imported Gingham. 25¢ Wednesday Yard ......... . Cases. Wed- nesday.. 3 for $1-00 15x36_Lockwood Pillow | 36 in. Pule “Wool J .Ielse\. Wednesday $ 1 59 Yard 40 in, Silk Crepe de l 00 Chine. Weqnesdly Ydo 4 Imported Eponge for | resses. Wed- nesda.v‘ ...... yd. 49(: | “"36 in, Bleached Muslin. \ \\edne%day ; $1.00 7 Yds. for . Gas Water TOWELING, plain or with | border; regular 88c 17¢ .. 6 Yds, for FANCY LACE TRIM- MED PILLOW CASES fine quality, very neat, 88(: pretty designs.. Extra Large TURKISH | TOWELS, regular 75c each, all white, 25x50 ..... 2 for 88(: SMALL TURKISH TOW- ELS, with blue border, face size, regular 15c . . 7 for 88(: TURI\' H TOWELS, big size, extra heavy, with wide fancy border, 88 (v regular $1.00 . PILLOW CAhEb, regu- lar 25c each, good quality muslin, size 42x36 88 (v hemmed... 5 for 72x90 SHEETS, ready for use, good quality, deep hem, regular $1.19 36 in. FANCY CRE- TONNES, beautiful pat- terns, all color combina- tions, fine quality, 88(: reg. 29¢... 4 Yds. PURE IRISH LINEN, in good desirable colors for one piece dresses, 88 C reg. 59c yd. 2 Yds. BASKET CLOTH, highly mercerized in basket weave in big range of 88C plain colors. 2 Yds STRIPED LINGETTE, rogul;u;lasc yard, in all pas- tel shades, plain and striped. 2 Yds. 88 C COLORFAST SUITINGS wonderful assortment of plain colors, for blouses, dresses and children’s clothes, regular 88c 59 yd. ... 2 Yds. BED BLANKETS, full bed size, white with colored border and shell stitched edge, regular $ 1 \.88 $249 ...... COLLAR AND CUFF RUFFLINGS, nice assort- ment of new patterns, in white, cream and ecru, reg- ular 59¢ 88c 2 Yards for ..... WOMEN’S LISLE HOSE plain and ribbed, in black nnd colors; mg 88(: CHILDREN S ENGLISH RIBBED HOSE, all colors, buy tomorrow for school use; regular 27¢ pr. i Pr. 88(: MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS, white, cut very full, trim- med with white, pink or blue braid, fine 88c heavy quality Ea. CHILDREN'S FANCY BASKETWEAVE HOSE, something new in sport hose for children, 88c all colors... 4 Pr. MEN'S LISLE HOSE, black and colors, also split foot, sizes to 1115; regu- lar 29c pr. 4 Pair for MEN’S SILK HOSE, reg. 79¢ quality, plain, drop- stitched or fancy embroid- ered clox, all colors .. ", 2 Pair 88c _extra hes CHILDREN'S GOLYF| HOSE, regular 59 wide ribbed with wide fancy cuff, all sizes and colors ..... 2 for 88(: LADIES’ SILK HOSE—| Fine quality, in black and| colors, regular T9c. Very special 88 c | 2 Pair for ...... CHILDREN'S SOCKS— reg. 19¢ pr., white with col- ored tops, all 88 c sizepie eRT Palr CHILDREN’S FINE RIB- BED HOSE, black and brown, good quality, fine| ribbed, all sizes; regular 25¢ pair 4 Pair for CURTAIN MATERIAL, white and cream, plain or crosshar, with heavy bor- ders, regular 59c¢ yd. ... 2 Yds. 886 WOMEN'S FELT SLIP- PERS, grey and hrown, | with leather sole and heel, ! all sizes, o 88(:‘ reg. $1.19 . FANCY BEADED MOC- | CASINS, for ladies, light and dark colors, | reg. $1.98 val, Pr. 880‘ BOYS® WASH SUITS—| values up to $2.50 in the| lot, a positive “closeout oi‘ fine high grade suits BOYS' BLOUSES, nmt stripes, figures and plnn colors, with 31( wched col- \ 2 [m 88(: HEAVY WORK| fine quality, | zes to lT',-_n MEN'S SHIRTS, e regular §1. $1.19 . . BOYS' NEW. FALL| BLOUSES, a lovely assort- ment, new figures, new| stripes, new patterns, all sizes and extra fine grade, | regular 88 c } SCHOOL PANTS fine heavy ngly reinfore- s up to 16 years, BOY new smtn' BOYS’ UNION SUITS Athletic style, fine che and barred nainsook, sizes 6 to 16 years, reg. 88(: 6% .... 2 for MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, fine check, | cut very full, with jersey webbing at waist line; reg-| ular 59c. 2 for BOYS' CAPS, new y b in styles and color- 88¢ CHILDRE! RIBBED WAIST UNION SUITS— sizes ® 8 v strongly reinforced, excel- 88 c lent quality 2 for 5 INE LISLE ings; all SlzZes .. GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES, styles suitable for street and porch wear, | made of good quality ging- | hams, neatly trimmed and | | embroidered, Each ...... $1.88 ‘BUNNY’ BABY PANTS guaranteed rubber pants, in | flesh and white with fluted | rubber trimmings, ventilat- | ed tops, all sizes grade, fine | , made band style, LK AND VION SUITS very LADIF LISLE UD fine quality, 88¢ ATHLETIC flesh and vle, slipon style, all sizes, UNION SUIT white, bodie or buttoned cut ve SPECIAL CRAY BED BLANKETS $2.88 pair Reg. $3.98, with blue, pink or lavender borders, 72x80, double blank- M\. o\wllt‘nt value. [ ————— S’ LISLE UNION le of cotton, w88¢C SILK AND LISLE \l'\l\ very fine quality, s, silk straps, regu- .. 88¢c ' AND MISSES’ ()l)l) SWEATERS, slipon, kid boots and cricket style | sweaters, in an assortment of right colors, values to N PETTICOATS, fine grad ed flounce with plique, all colors .. SA SLI¥S, ¢ o, includi American or high flounce fancy ap- . 88¢c PRI? nd light col- y black, brown, auty and oth- shades, pleated bottoms, regular EXTRA FINE APRON , big assortment s in percale and i, cut very full, reg- | all sizes.... 4 Pr. with loose or | 88¢c BABY STOCKINGS, reg- ular 25¢ and 29c¢, 88(: FINE WHITE BABY DRESSES, sheer voile and nainsook, neatly trimmed with fine lace, embroidery, ribbon and 88c 105ebuds ceeeeen WHITE BABY DRESSES 2 For .. | neat styles, with lace edg- | ing, | neatly made, reg. b9y | 2 For .. | styles, reg. $1.00 |'and $1.19 iieoe embroidered yokes, CHILDREN’S ROMPERS made of plain colored cham- | brays and striped madras, embroidered 88c ROMPERS AND CREEP- ERS, cute styles in check- ed ginghams and plain col- in pretty | ors, with embroidered fig- ures on waist part reg. 59¢ ... 2 for SATEEN BABY LOWS, regular 59¢, pink or blue, suitable for day bed use. 88(: INGHAM 88c¢c IPIL- GIRLS’ | DRESSES, an excellent op- | portunity to secur | Each «.vovanem with deep pleat- | . | brown, blue, service- able school dresses at a low price, sizes 7 to 14; big assortment, 88c CHILDREN'S PANTY DRESSES, lovely styles for the Nttle tot, with pleats, embroidery and plain color trimming, sizes 88 c 2t0 6 years ...« CHILDREN'S WOOL SWEATERS, coat style, with collar and belt all around, pure wool, in tan, $1.88 | s 1 PRINCESS 2.98, in black, e, pink, grey and deep pleated reg. flounce, | Each MUSSED LINGERIE— Garments in this lot worth $1.00 and $1.29; gowns, slips, chemise, skirts and bloomers; Very 88c Special +... 2 For LADIES’ Elastic tops, girdles, mes il | dium and low bust in pink and white, .fi”m values up to $1.98 .. veveeeve 8 DISCONTINUED TON CORSETS, not all | sizes, not all styles, but Gl- oe]lent values for this low o ) | 88 Pair .vvewn 4 GARTER CORS| made of sturdy coutil, or side fastening, lll regular $1.00 88& and $1.19 weonwm 2.PIECE PAJAMAS, .pletty styles in fine dainty; colored crepes and muslin, reg, $1.49 88@ D4INTY CHBMISES+ Lacé trimmed, emb!!oi and ribbon tri of sheer mouslin, in bes B 388 styles , cuwwnveem “ BOUDOIR CAPS, styles, lace trimmed ribbon flowertrims- med, all colors.« 8 LADIES’ GOWNS, tailored in crepe and ed batiste, lace with square or w-sh neck; beautiful assort: values to 88 $1.69 ¢ evurevana PHILIPPINE MAI GOWNS, reg. $2.98, hay made with handsome han s embroidered sl Q- o ’ L) trimming we SILK CAMISOLES Handsome radium lilk satin camlsoles, with impouted lace, lovely assortment swaew WHITE MUSL SKIRTS, with C of imported ham Jengths, big values to £ L GIRLS’ JEAN MIDDIES —Red, white and blue mids¥ dies, co-ed or reg style, sizes 6 years h, regular $1.00 and Q@ @ SLAD vreevrven O SHORT SLEEVE ¥ w; \\ AISTS, reg. $1.98° 2,98, with ruffled s fine styles, French not all sizes of each excellent values Q¢ 2 For wieomenm CICPS PEQUOT PIL! CASES, 42x36 or 45%36 ..... 2 For FRUIT OF THE SHEETS, size S1X00 «vsen sl PART LINEN | TOWELING, red or border. 4 Yards for 'BATES’ D <1 00 yd. .--'Yt MERCERIZED ' DAMASK, reg. pretty designs, chandise. Yard ... GIRLS’ SUITS, 2 p bloomers or ki 6 to 16 - years wowse