New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 14

Wanted for Hold-up In Worcester Parre, Mass, Oct. 81.—Albert L. N. Gross, who 1s reported in speclal dispatches from Los Angeles to have confessed to having robbed the jew- .q-lry store of Edward I. Brady in Worcester, in broad daylight last ¥ebruary at the point of a gun, tak- ing a tray cor $5,000 worth of mew stones = other jowelry a d at $10,000 is well known being a son of Rev. C, F. Yor & of rector 0 Sensational Gross the church at South Barre (iross is a former Boston univer- sity student and is said to have con- fessed to being sentenced to vears in Louisiana for jewelry bery, He w accordlr arrested in Los An- to the dispatches attempt rob a resident repre- to George Hambridh sentative of the Kimberly diamond |18 mines in South Africa Gross says he was freed on the Touisiana charge for heroic In a Mississippi river flood in 1923 The Worcester police have wired T.on Angeles pollce asking them to hold Gross for investigation Thew believe Gross is the indicted here as ‘“Lester which they think is an Gross. action man alias BIUE TRIANGLE CLUB NEWS |t Baven girls filed applications for the membership in the Industrial Girls' club last evenings, including Marie David, Marie Kowalski, Ger- truda Nichols, Helen Smith, Cecilia Rolph, Mary Elvira Fau- cher, and Katherine Roman. All girls are invited to the ¥, W, 0. A. Sunday afternoon from 2 to 6 for a =oclal afternoon followed by tea and sandwiches. Miss Gertrudu Rogers has invited all members of the Industrial Girls’ elub to a picnic supper at her home at Sunnyledge Monday evening. The girls will work on the Industrial ex- hibits, and candy baskets. Baturday evening the Jolly elub of voungsters will meet at the Rlue Triangle club room under the super- vislon of Katherine Sincko, from to 8. A husiness meeting will be held and arrangements will be made for the play to be given at the Y. W. C. A, November 13, TO MARRY INTO ROYALTY Albany, N. Y, Oct. 31.—Former Senator Henry M. Sage, announced today the engagement of his daugh- ter, Katherine Lin RSage, to Prince Ranierl DI 8an Fausto, member of an ancient Roman tamily in Italy. The wedding is expected to take place in the spring. Miss Sage now is an art student in Florence. Em——— THE IDEAL WOMAN, Strong, healthy and beautiful in form and feature with a happy dis- position. Upon her condition depends the physical well-being of her chil- dren and the happiness of those about her. It is only by making the best of herself that a woman can give her best to the world. When weak and afling there is one tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Pink- hdm's Vegetable Compound made from roots and herbs which for fifty years has been restoring the women of Amerfoa o health and happi- ness. “plscopal three rob- | of | . Roys' M it News “Tomarrow night at'6 o'clock, the boys trom the Boys' club will pay ‘llha Y. M C. A a visit. | Both organizations have formed a | strong basketball team and will also |compete 1n a relay rvace and a | hockey game. | The spectators’ gallery will b open to members of the Boys' club |and the Y. M. C. A. at 6 o'clock sharp. This is the first attempt to bring these two groups together in friend- ¢y competition and should the ven- re prove successful, return meets 1l be held in the future, After the athletle meet the boys 1 adjourn to the boys' department |where a pool tournament will take | place and games will be playved. Plans are being made for the an- nual “Father and Son ' banquet” which will be held on the evening of November 21. uet will be the big event ar and a large attendance xpected, | The HI-Y club will hold a meet- ing and supper on Monday evening at 6:30, Lvery older high school boy in the ecity is eligible for this |club and all those interested should leave their mames with the boys’ |secretary before Mopday so reser- | vations can be made for them at the supper. 3 The first meeting will be held for the purpose of talking over plans for the coming winter and also for 1e election of officers. The boys' department would ap- preclate the donation of any boy's hooks for the department Ilibrary. Over 50 boys are now taking books. Arguments on Extending Conn’s. Hunting Season Waterbury, Oct. 31. — Although Superintendent John W. Titcomb of the state fish and game commission does not want the hunting aeason extended, Governor Templeton today sald he was open to arguments. Sporting clubs have asked the gov- ernor what he intends to do. The governor sald he felt hunters who keep dogs the year around simply for use in the short hunting aeason and who pay the state about $50,000 in hunting licenses should have some say in the matter and he intends to respect their views. BOYS GIVE STORY OF T. R. The story of Theodore Roosevelt was given by a group of boys at the meeting of the East Street School Parents and Teachers’ association in the school bullding last evening, and Rev. J. E. Klingberg delivered an address, George Ward sang and Harry Whatnall rendered several pi- ano selections. Music was also fur- nished by the Central Junior High school orchestra. An opportunity was given to the parents, to inspect the rooms where their children attend classes. Refreshments were served. WILT; ENDORSE CANDIDATES A meeting of the Archimedes In- dependent Politieal club will be held tonight to endorse candidates for office. Last spring the club gave its endorsement to the entire democratic ticket and worked ener- getically for its election. GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS Mirs Mary Kopico, proprietor of a millinery store at 626 Main street, reported to the police this morning that two hats had been atolen from her store, Here Saturday! NEW CONSOLE Phonographs ‘At Rare Saving — Only Twelve new Record selec- tions at no cost, go with the Phonograph you select. /) The Phonograph Sensation Prices Reduced to a Fraction of Worth $1 DOWN Secures this Beaufiful Instrument: perfect in tone; absolutely guaranteed Saturday — No Interest — Easy Terms 138 MAIN STREET VICTROLAS — RADIO — PIANOS ‘ i [N DAILY HERALD, F Pavidson & Levue . THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE - -y AND SATISFACTION. NOVEMBER SALE OF SMART COATS Styles and Values Phenomenally Underpriced For sheer beauty—lavish beauty, none can equal this handsome array of Coats. The very type—the exact Coat model that will please you most, they give you the most style and the most for your money, is in this collection. . Qoats with fur trimmings are the favorites com- hined effectively with contrasting materials, they are positively alluring. , STRAIGHT LINE COATS, SPORT COATS TAILORED COATS AND COATS FOR FORMAL WEAR Coats for the woman who desires a slender figure, the siall Woman, the Miss or the Matron. Novem- ber sale prices hring you an abundance of real sa ings. 15+ '169 STYLED RIGHT {GIRLS’ COATS Handsomely fashioned of Angora, | Astrakhan, Downy Wool and Polaire, very 1y trimmed with fur. ‘Interestingly Priced FOR A SLIM SILHOUETTE WEAR HER MAJESTY'S Ree-doos- ORSETS . No longer need you go to the trouble of dieting, exercise or taking medicine. “Her Majesty” is made of pure Para Rub- ber, has no disagreeakle odor, won’t rip or tear, and is positively guaranteed. All sizes. $5.00 Corset Dept.—2nd Floor Must Give Satisfaction Or a New Pair Free Very Specially Priced . VISIT OUR BABY DEPT. FOR BABIES’ NEEDS $1.95 INFANTS' BATHROBES quality Eiderdown, intily trimmed in pink and bide Made of fir INFANTS' DRESSES Very neatly made in a huge array iesigns, daintily touched with trimming. $1.25 .. $3.95 INFANTS' CAPES gift for baby. Hand- ¥ made with large hood .... $2n95 INFANTS' SMART GOATS Made of Teddy Bear, Chinchilla and Broad loth material. Very smartly fashfoned in tan, copen, buff and white. $2.95 . $7.95 of sma A most usefu Ve Pile Fabrics, New Kash- as, Imported Fleeces, Suede Finish Cloth, Rich Velvets, ete. nthall NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Collars, sleeves, cuffs, el- bows and bottom trim- med with every type of fashionable fur. The Newest Vogue Suedine, smart- Northern Feal, Bay in Handsome Fur Coats | Our Fur Department offers smartly styled Fur Coats, varied assortment of oned of TNacoon, 8eal, Marmink, Muskrat and Caracul, all handsomely lined thronghout with the finest of brocaded and striped riiks. Priced $69 to $295 Items of Interest LADIES' SPORT TIES 8ilk four-in-hand tles in the new plaids, stripes, monogram and plain colors, with fringc nds. Priced for 45c Saturday—E LADIES' KID GLOVES One-clasp, overseam sewn erochet two-tone embroidered back. Novelty French applique cuft. grey. Black and white, mode, Priced for only—Palr .. $2-49 KAYSER'S GLOVES Sat. One-clasp embroidered cuff, crochet back. Comes in grey and beaver. For Q' 34 Sat. selling —Pair Notions LONG AND BABY DE GOLD LINGERIE PINS 8¢ SILKATEEN MENDING FLOSS _4c PANSY SAFETY PINS mic PEGGY HAIR NETS Card of 12. Paper All colors, 45-yard rt Fovol.e., el ioy Assorted gizes, rust proof pin. Package . Full cap size, double all colors. mesh, | 39c 1 $9.75 $16.75 lpa"flrn; Specially priced Exceptional Values in Boys’ Suits and Overcoats BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS Suits of mannish all wool mixtures and hairline stripe, smartly tailored, 8 and 4 piece garments, sizes 8 to 16, $9.75 $12.75 OVERCOATS Of all wool heather mix- tures, Chinchillas, Plaids | and checked material, all wool plaid and flannel lin- | ings, sizes 8 to 16, LINEN TABLE SET Linen hemstitched Cloth, six Napkins to match. Reduced for Saturday only—=Set o e ] ‘ . at Prices that are Moderate TURKISH BATH TOWELS : Fxtra heavy welght, double loop towels, Colored jacquard border, Size 24 x 48, Special 69 for Baturday—E&cCh .. vieriiniinieiiisirnvisimes (4 SILK BED SPREADS Large full bed size, sham to match; scalloped and cut corners. Colors are blue, rose, gold, For Baturday only—S8et .....ciisieiinnincaniinans $10-95 LINEN BUFFET SETS 3-plece Linen Sets—colored crochet lace edge. l 79 Excellent valde, For Saturday selling—~Set. . . 3 BELGIAN LINEN TABLE SETS Table Cloth and six Napkins to match. Colored borders. Made of a good durable Belgian linen. Special 4 3 for Saturday only—Set, . » 9 LINEN NAPKINS Fine round thread H. 8. pure linen Napkins. For Saturday eellNg—EACh «..evuevesienennirissnns 23¢ LINEN BRIDGE SETS b-piece colored embroidered linen Bridge Set. Speclal for Saturday—Each ... $2.89 MADEIRA BUFFET SET A-piece embroidered linen Mareira Sets. Priced for Saturday—Set . teeseeininansiane $4o49 LACE TRIMMED SCARFS Eeru hemstitched Emerald cloth. % Special for Saturday—Each ..... e k090G LINEN PATTERN CLOTHS Pure Irish Linen Damask Cloth. Round floral patterns. For Saturday only—Each .. . . $3.69 " $4.49 Attractive Offerings in Yard Goods BEACON EIDERDOWN FLANNEL ¥or ladies’, men's and children’s BBathrobes, beautiful assortment of new 1925 patterns. For rat. selling—Yard . 68(: SILK FLAT CREPE Heavy quality pure silk dye crepe for one-piece frocks. foft, supple draping silk. All popular fall shadee and black and white. fpecial for Sat—Yd.. $1.94 NEW PLAID FLANNELS The latest vogue for fall street wear—36-inch dress flannels, Beau tiful plaid effects on plain color backgrounds. Prieed for Sat, oaly—¥d..... $3.19 SATIN TACE CREPE A very popular sijk for fall and v ter wear, Soft draping, shim- < silk. Can be used on either Al leading shades. Saturday Sale of Fine Hosiery at Very Low Prices HOLYORE SILK HOSIERY A heavy ingrain silk hose, all silk only, in all " $2.75 the new shades ONYX POINTEXX CHIFFON A full-fashioned pure thread silk chiffon, with reinforced lisie top, heel 5 WOMEN'S RICHELIEU SUITS Medium welght cotton fir low neck, no sleeves, knee or ankle 3 $ 1 .25 lengths. . WAYNE KNIT TULL FA IONED SILK HO! A first quality silk hose of the black and colors PHOENIX SILK HOSE The best dollar Silk Hose we can huy. Blac shoc shades. GORDON H-300 SILK HOSE A quality hose that needs no description. Black $2 25 . . and colors e Extra Our Own Special SILK HOSE This is our regular $2.00 full-fashioned finc thread silk hose, which is guaranteed to give service or a new pair without charge. Specially priced for $1 50 Saturday only . Extra Men’s Random UNION SUITS sizes 34 to 46., A HOST OF EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS From the Housefurnishing Dept. Sheet Blankets—Large size, grey with pink and blue borders. Special for Saturday .. Part Wool Blankets—Plaid patterns, all colors, heavy weight, silk bound edges. Size 66x80. For Saturday... $4.95 . $5.95 $8.95 Marquisette Curtains of the better grade, fine quality material with lace edge and hemstitched. $1 49 Special for Saturday Rep, for Draperies and Hangings—Fine quality and 69 highly mercerized. Specially priced Saturday—Yard .. C 100-Plece Dinner Sets—All open stock, 8 selected $29 50 Table Iamps—~Polychrome base and silk shades. Complete with cord and plugs. Saturday .. Bridge Lamps—Solid mahogany stands and silk shades. Complete with cord and plug. Special for Sat... Curtain Net Material—A large assortment of patterns Colors, ivory and ecru. Saturday—Yard .. 3 ~Third Floor - D < - ) - < ettt s e Sttt e T T T T T e T e e S e e e