New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 18

VOICES IN THEAIR 7:30 p. m.~—Sports resulta and po- father's part, declared that she be. ports ; lieved her sister, “whom she still rer music by A, Candelort and liked and loved,” was allgned with —— ils Hotel Adelphia French room or- OIII'BOWCIS Open Mrs, Katherine TLasalle Carpenter FRIDAY, ! 0 . because easlly Influenced, she was 8:30 p. m~ Special !fl‘l’“'"”’ o anf‘ our Feet Dry brought into court “under pressure’ hlil\ \ 9:10 p. m.—~Musical program. and through “impraper influences,' (Westinghouse — East Pittsb ) | Howell \'mw\llI\‘Oml“:"-" ~sound .z:kl‘ b«:un you S ——— Their brother, S8amue! Carpenter, o 9 p. m.~Time signal. can't be efficient when your : s Jr.,, who livee in Paris, testified for . m.—Organ recital 0:02 p. mo~Weather forecast. system |s being poisoned by Dfld, Sued for DI‘O]‘CO, FiAS | hie cagher and saia that on several 4 o e e v 0:08 p. m.—tvll;un\l organ 1‘\».\‘;1‘ constipation, occasions when he has visited or " A Sto £ S ty sh 30 p. ome Questions B 0 p. m.~Dance program by . a8 i dined with his father and his i i re of M.] 0] tore the Electorate on November 4.’ 1t Rizzo and hie Hotel - Syl o Dr'rruesmmr one Wa[ (0 Hlm second wife here and abroad, ob- ¢ " 7:40 p. m.~—Stockman reports of a orchestra, . served no unkind conduct on his . AP Blotkman reporia o ——— haobommumdforametamnte | o TS R e THE SEMI-ANNUAL SALE markets Bon Gos K INDT) three years to regulate FICROPOTN L MOk 8 el —— 8 r‘ m.—"1Tome son 2 ark, 2 . obstinate cases of biliousness, daughters of Samuel E. Carpenter e s o dulll he'addchht?,wur n;\omnchu of Ridgefield divided thelr allegiance | verman Courts Favor St LS —all of which are Nature's Ehaps % s . . warning telling you plainly |t him yesterday during the third Owners of the Radie 1gee Twins. that your intestinal tract needs day of the trial, before Judge L. P, Berlin, Oct, 17, — German juris- S:45 p. m.—Hollywood entertain- cleaning out Waldo Marvin in the superior court, 'prudence fs evidently favorably 8 Made of the finest imported of the divorce action brought against | disposed toward the radio fan. A 9 p. m.—Tangee Twins. herbs. Dr. True's Elixir has |1im by his second wife, Katherine L. [secker after long distance recep- " 45 p. m~—Hollywood entertain- obtained wide recognition as |l-asalle Carpenter, former Broadway |tion recently stretched a wire from Off F v l gal stage star. the roof or his house to the top of . ers I'ine value i Miss nore Carpenter, 24 years earby c ey, 't on the . 1 a A anmeFapxlyhulm : Bens, of Bande wabe el mio i Bowe ; Women's mercerized lisle hose with Keepa large sized bottle handy attaché of the Anne property, and the latter promptly ribbed leg and foot, in black and as- = for the grown-uos or children. | \organ committee for the restora- ! sued. Family size $1.20; other sizes t devastated reglons of Frapce, | In deciding the case the judge sorted colors, Also drop stitch. WEAR (American Telephone and Telegraph 60c and doc. stifle alns ’ lacknowledged the legal right of the \ Value 55¢. $l 00 » Co.—New York City.) she belleved that her father's second | plaintift to the air space above his \ o 11 S N B S U —Of lo's Radio en- bl wife, “to whom I am very, very de-|property, but decreed that no in- m.—Dinner music, : : — |voted, #s in the right.” fringement resulted from stretching - Women’s pure and artificial silk mixed e Shnliltne Her twin, Mrs. Edith Carpenter (a single wire across at such a dis- | 4 eam” sty ith seam- p2 3 Derche of Pittsbufgh, taking her [tance from the ground. | . lhe(;:e,feetthree L style with chestra. e ) J e T E— e e ——— 3 e T ——— $1.00 irregulars .......... 500 WBZ % ¢ + (Atianta Jodmal—Atianta, Ga) | (Acolian Hall—New York City.) ! Women's pure dye silk hose, full fash- i 3 | : y ioned, fine gauge, with mercerized Kimo IKalahi's Moon-| 7 p. m.—Orlando Hotel Roose-| ] g tops and soles, black and the season’s velt orche: X i sy renestra, ; ) - leading colors. Reg. cratic program. \"efi‘"r. m.—Wall Street Journal re- | ) $1.75 and $2.00 ...... $1.00 8:10 p. ~—"Politics and St - il i m:«ns)v:[?” & Gl il i Women's pure dye silk hose, improved $:40 p. m—Talk, ] : E 2 ; 3y Steiger - Special, full fashioned, 9:05 p. m—Looseleat Current | | - heavy quality, fine gauge, mercerized Topics. tops and soles; black, white, light, i Noea St T eh r l r d n ‘ -medium, -dark tan, new shades of —_— ! . gray. th talk. ; WNAQ Value $2.00 ........¢s $l 065 S, 1 5 ) e Darktown Na- (Shepard Stores—Boston.) & 7:10 to 7:20 — Coon-Sanders ; Women's pure dye silk hose. The T ARt e sl el a A i sl i e S Probably the most popu]ar Steiger Special full fashioned with soprano; or- P, § p. m.—Linnell entertainers. mercerized tops and soles; desirable WHAS weight, in black and the season’s new G G SRV T e T Receiver on the Market , ' colors. $1.20. Regularly $1.50 ...... & p. m.—Dinner concert, . / . . o q AT e arusieat program by S , : Women's Steiger Special, pure dye silk Ukrainian choir. | L s T ; 5 54 v 4 4 plated hose, “three seam” style, i 1 stan ib G ! ; 70 \ hlack, white and the new colored 93/\ 12:30 —Mid ht - 0" ck. A Y 2 L ianiehtize PRI (Edison Light Co.—Boston.) | £ > } ; ihe‘:g,e]ir?g %};eoréwment. 75c , Towa.) ther_club. | Women's all silk hose, medium weight | "'7:30 5. m—Musicale. oa : o REh G H . with lisle gartered tops, in beige," news aud | Bt m.—Program from New | o e bt ; ; dove, tortoise, cinnamon, Mandalay, | : : ) bt ‘ Dl mushroom, cordovan, African brown, | 10:30 to 10:45 p, —*"Around the | Town with KYW *hicago." imer Sche of Chiropractic —| & . m.—Boston Edison Big 11 to 12 p. m.—Dance music by Dok-Eisenbourg and his Sinfontans. | . i | YA medium and light gray, $1 85 Se—— ‘ : black. Reg. $8....... . WGR STREET FLOOR (Federal Telephone and Telegraph | 2 Co.—Buffalo, N. Y.) (John Wanamaker — Philadelphia.) ork 6:30 p. m.—Dinner music. Vincent Lopez Hotel Statler dance orches- | - Fiolix tra. cht's| 7:30 p. m.—Digest of the da)s F t S t d COME IN AND LISTEN A rchestra. news. Live stock market, report, | : ea ul'lng atur ay Eipia it an Gregory's Crys-| 8 :;tn 9 p. m.—Address, “Do You = ] — At o kb nty s tal Palace . ; »out Your Country to For volume, selectivity, ease of tuning, clarity TO THE RADIO Birch WITHOUT BATTERIES || 1105 949 10180 5. m—Muisl. pro- || { 20 range the Crssley Tyirizn has usiosiehed aiip ‘ Luxuriously Fur Trimmed gram. experts wherever it has been tested. A three-tube RIGHT OFF LIGHT SOCKET ( i | 10:30 to 11 p. m.—Reading, com- 1 0. 7 1 1t v R reans ey b ibes e Ra e et iy set with five-tube volume. Will positively tune out . 0 : A8 fid0ancel oraheatean Crucher and Family.” i WBZ (Springfield) and bring in distaht stations on < | m.—Supper music. Vincen £ City Radio Shop |2 = | Lz, mssupper muie, Vocant 1R | the loud speakr. | 89 O 6 MYRILE ST. b | A T ! ° All Kinds of Pa 1 Sets Sold 1g's Club | DIEMAND HONORED | Clemens S. Diemand, son of Mr. AR d. 2:30 p. m.—Parody club or- |and Mrs, Joseph Diemand of 71 | y Elegant coats with luxurious fur trimmings, in large, becoming collars, IECHN N DT slrest, S hah been cuffs and many fur bandings in new, distinctive effects. The quality of 3 |55 e A furs, used in such profusion, and the exquisite quality of fabrics immedi- Connecticut Agricultural “at Storrs. He has consiste | ately establish these coats as rich, high grade models. The styles are P ALACE = Beginning Sunday Night o1 the Honor sull, I & unusually smart—fur bandings are used so attractively! | ember student senate, Colleen Moore and Conway Tearle in J|7:/iien, o e pieaistor, and as : L Materials > Furs “FLIRTING WITH LOVE” “Nutmeg" Ho'ls s member of g e is a member of f Kashara Beaver | [ | R ity : : 5 Veloria American Opossum . Jerena Muskrat Newzelia Mole Fashona Ring Tail Opossum Lustrosa Rock Sable Squirrel Gerona . Natural Gray Squirrel STEIGER'S APPAREL SHOP—FOURTH FLODR SATURDAY ATHE CROWDS CAME—THEY SAW—THEY BOUGHT DO NOT Of all the Bargains at this MIGHTY MERCHANDISE SLAUGHTER —We sold lots of goods but got plenty left—Do not fail to see these FAIL TO COME SPECIALS GET YOURS wonderful values offered at this sale. FOR THE SECOND TIME Biggest Shirt value in town. Silk Stripe $1 09 : $2.50 White Oxford Collar $-I 37 WE OFFER AN AMAZING SALE OF Madras Shirts, $2.50 value. Sale Price— . | .\ltachcd Shirts SILK AND CLOTH Genuine Imported English Broadcloth One lot Heavy All Wool Sweaters. Shirts. $3.00 and $3.50 values. | Regular $8.50 value. — All Colors — | Sale Price . $2.25 Novelty Shirts in stripes and checks Silk and Wool Sport Hose. A nczulal 50¢ 2" c l with laundered collar to match. seller. Three colors. .... $ 1 O 75 '$55.00 GOLD PIECE FREE—WITH EVERY OVERCOAT o TOPCOAT OR RAINCOAT | Women who are familiar with the type of mex'than- o) dise we carry wil' readily realize the vastness of this Coat \\\ea(ers, great sale. Every desire can be filled from this sale. One lot of I Fall land | Win- spring needle Good Heavy Well Choose from Satin, Crepe-back Satin, Moonglow, Can- Flannel Shirts. ter Union \“'t‘ knit. A reg. $5 Made Overalls. ! ton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Sport Mixtures and Twill $1.50 value —$1.75 and $2 S g ey . Cords. Ch Loog Li Tiered Skirts, Tucked ords. Choose Long Lines, Tiered Skirts, Tuc quality, sweater. Sale 50 value, Models, Basque, Tailored, Draped and Paneled Models. LS Pricer: o Hiaee : i Sweat Shirts 2 e Only the most desirable and fashionable colors of of the best '1 All Wool Slip One Iot of Collar 20 tO 50% ng?n mav alaat(;lkr,eNavy, Rust and Gray, in every ff;'a_h_t?" .a I»:erez, Over Sweaters. ;r‘e‘fd:sel?n: :Ir::tal: 97 Reductions on all Trunks, & v L SRR ¢ o . » i T is Sale Price ... A bargain at—¢" ¥ * 1 D) Sl on e Do PROMPTLY AT 9 SATURDAY