New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 28

DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1924. BOSTON STORE MEN’S PAJAMAS $1.57 Men's Flannelette Pajamas, made of ex- tra good quality flannelette, in a variety of | neat striped patterns, All sizes. Regu- | lar §1.98 value. $1:57 Saturday Special ..... MEN'S UNION SUITES The famous Carter brand, heavy weight Rihbed Union Suits, that usually sell for $2.69. Sizes 36 to 46. $1 .95 On Sale Saturday Special at MEN'S SHIRTS This lot comprises Genuine English Broadcloth and Silk Striped Madras Shirts, Sizes 14 to 17. Regular values to $2.69. Saturday Special $1.43. MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS [ Men's Heavy Wool Flannel Shirts in | grey and khaki. Khaki are made with lined chest and douhle elbows. Regular $4.50 value. $2.89 Handsome of those with crepe interlined. Saturday Special vvumesim BASEMENT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Full bleached .......... - BED TIOR Furs That i 29¢ WOOL BLANKETS Large double bed size, pretty plaid— WOOL MIXED BLANKETS. " Double bed size, 70x80, plaids_ and WHITE OUTING FLANNEL Extra.heavy quality, .. yard 19(: Heavy quality, blue stripe, feather proof, fine value .. yard weight 5 pounds. Excellent value .......... 98 white, ; r e o peaevehs l)fl.i! $4 98 " GOMFORTABLE Filled with new c¢lean cotton, covered with heavy grade of sateens $ 4 9 8 .. »Y Saturday . b gfiBL&DAMASK ide width, good quality, pretty patterns .......... yard 596 i TURKISH TOWELS Large double thread Turkish Towels. Saturday QUAKER NET CURTAINS Handsome new Fall styles; white and ecru, 21, yards long. Spanish Special Georgette Crepe, ruffling 2 inches wide. with elast at Lower City. Short detour around these bridges. inches wide. CORSETS FOR STOUTS » A Corset made especially for stout peo- pie in flesh color only; Reg. §3 vncui.ns%at't’wéplygl:! 4 $ 1 50 SMART, FUR TRIMMED COATS UNUSUAL FINE VA!..UE For Saturday o The greatest and most timely | Coat opportunity you have ever been invited to share in. new shipments just unpacked on sale for the first time tomorrow. Great quality material, coats with every distinguishing mark priced much higher. Every Coat is beautifully lined de chine and warmly Lead in Fashion Trim These Coats _$3 9.50 Choose your Wipter Coat here tomorrow and save monéy. The most experienced buyers will pronounce these coats a marvelous value at this low price. Lace Scarfs, 2 yards long, 18 rose pattern. einforced front asphalt under construction from Diamond Hill to Mianua river Black Spanish Lace, T 36 inches wide, GOWNS—PAJAMAS Children’s Flannelette Night Gowns, or one-piece Pajamas with button front and drop seat, sizes 6 to 14 years. Saturday Speeial . ; vvvisanes ..95¢ timber involve sufficiently 1 y freight charges to make imports | CROWLEY BROS. INC. | Special {36 inches wide. | Saturday Special .... yard HAYWARD SILK HOSE Ladies’ Hayward Full Fashioned Silk Hose, made with the doublé¢ sole and heel; exceptionally good hose for appearance and long wear; the new season’s colors, black, freckles, nude, French nude, tan- bark, Bombay and Sombrero, medium grey and camel. Reg. value $2.50. Saturday Special pair $1 .98 Ladies’ Fine Quality Ribbed Silk and Wool Hose; colors, black, tan, beige, black and white and heather. | $1 65 Saturday Special .... pair . Ladies’ Phoenix Full Fashioned Hose, the medium weight silk, all the Fall shades; hlack, henna, beige, Airedale, nude, blonde, French nude, cardboard, munella, grey, silver, dawn, London lav- ender and new brown. Special pair $ 1 085 Ladies' Fine Cashmere Hose; double toe and heel; all the new colors, black, cordovan, tan, grey and oxford. Saturday Special pair 550 PHILIPPINE GOWNS Ladies’ Guaranteed Hand Embroidered Philionine Gowns, made of the best qual- ity nainsook, several pretty patterns to choose from, Saturday Special LADIES’ BLOOMERS Ladies Muslin Bloomers—made full size with ruffle knee—flesh color only, Saturday Special Real Kid Gloves, ruffle cuff, Trefousse make; tan, brown. $3 98 . Special Children’s School Handkerchiefs, col- .ored and white, Saturday Special DRESS GOODS and SILKS If‘lannell l?luiting, in rose, jadde, copen and whirlpool blue, 36 inches wide. - yard 590 Imported Japanese Crepe, in all colors, for dresses, draperies, etc. 29 30 inches wide.” Special, yard c Dress 'Flannels, in the popular colors, 56 inches wide. Special ’ $2.25 * $3 39 ™ Dress Satin, black only, good weight, $1. Coney Fur Trimming, from 1 inches wide. Black, white, brown. Speciai 48c " $2.98 ™" 49 to 4~ DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. SPECIAL SALE on - FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR Children’s Hepvy Weight Ribbed Union Suits, made low! meck, elbow sleeves; hig‘l: neck, long sleeves; and knee and ankl Jéngth. These are the regular $1.00 to $1:69 numbers. Sizes 3 to 16. 89 On Sale Sat. Special All Sizes for (v Children’s Heavy Weight Ribbed Vests and Pants. Vests made high neck.and long sleeves and low neck and short sleeves, Pants made ankle length. These are the 89¢ numbers. Sizes 3 to 16. On Sale Saturday Special all sizes for 55(: Ladies’ Winter Weight Vests and Made in all the wanted styles. On o ah 95C Ladies’ Medium Weight 'Finé: Ribbed Union Suits, made high neck, long sleeves;’ Duteh neck, ghort sleeves, in both ankle knee length. These are the Tegular Sizes 36 to 44. On Sale $2.69 numbers. Saturday Special all sizes i | [SWEDEN IS READY 10 SEND LUWBER HERE G PAINTERS AND . DEC()RATORS T 0 R E N T Funern!g;;lnl‘;:l-;ruull;I fil;l."r‘ulmlmer 267 Chapman Street FRANKLIN SQUARE Tel. 221-12 Estimates cheerfully given on FILLING STATION Road Conditions in Connecticut Cangan—North Canaan, South Ca- naan Road. Under constructign. Take sand road to Falls Village. Colebrook—North Colebrook road under construction. There will be a Mansfield—Mansfleld Depot road | Short detour around bridge. under construction. Open to traffic. | Cornwall—Village ‘of West Corn. Mansfleld—-Mansfieid . Four Cor. | Wall. Short detour around bridge at ners-Storrs Road under construction, | PoSt office. ¢ Opeh to trafc, | New Hartford—Nepaug Road un- Groton—Baptist Hill, construction | 47 _construction. Road will - be work golng on. Open to traffic. | €losed in sections when asphalt is Groten—Groton-01d Mystic Road | 2PPled. P " i practically impassable. Advise use | North Canaau—Norfoik. Two sec- Ao | tions on Canaan—Norfolk Road. Groton—Noank-Groton Long Point | Under construction. Open to one . Road open to traffic. Shoulders in- | way traffic. from over-seas advantageous. Con- | sequently a new market for Swed- ish lumber is opening up and, In fact, a considerable number of shipments have already been made to Atlantic ports. Spruce, fir, and pine limber, especially undressed | materials, such as lath and planks, | has been absorbed easily by the American market, and Swedish { mills now look for a big trade | along this line. bridge. No detour aft ¥riday. Darien — Post Road. Concrete | road under construction. One way | traffic one quarter of a mile at Weisheit, | Swedish Investigators Find nu?w Clinton Westbrook—Post Rod. | in U. S. Now so Remote thit Upholstery and Repairing One way traffic for short distance | . all johs. —TEL. 2913 Expensive Hauling:is Involved Residence 153 Jubilee. Tcl 1451-2 at Wright river bridge. | Westbrook Monunketsuch river | bridge. Constructfon work finished. Westbrook — Patchogue river bridge under construction on a cut- off. Traffic usosthe old bridge. |to the export trade from Sweden Oxford bridge over Eight Mile [to Amerlca, according to state- tiver. On the Derby — Stevenson | ments in the press by a Swedish road under construction on & .cut-|);pyen expert, the government for- | off, Traffic uses old bridge. £ . ester, M. Juhlin-Dannfelt, who has Samilein | Sharon—West Cornwall orn- | Milford — Indian river bridge on atce iL extindnd e ord—Post Foad under con. | Wall Bridge Road. West Side of |Shore road under construction. | Toturned here iy AR e % tour of the United States as an ex- | struction, shoulders incomplete, De- | Housatonie River. Under construc- idgel 1810 provided)lics s L e e the | axbpiodh tour pla mark tion carried on. 5 ; : Sha Salleht fued of the American Seandinavian | 014 Lyme—Post Road under con- Sharon S ury ‘ L Center Road . | Foundation - A g River Road. Under o . struction. Open to traffic. jer o to The demands on the forest re- | Montville—Norwich-Hadlyme Rd. [ OPen to traftic CRAB MEAT [ “oad | 5 | | sources of America have already under construction, Detour posted | over pnimproved fic SCALLOPS ! Detour |y ocome 50 great, says Mr. Juhlin- LOBSTERS Dannfelt, that a lumber shortage s ‘ Salem—Fast H tion unde 4 lyme Road. f o y Southbury 03 J ra Lo ford-New Lo f. Gardner Lake. then nse detour post ed to Norwich, ~Section west Turnpike very rough but open traffic, Plainfield —Putnam -Norwich Road being laid, one Stockholm, Oct. 31, — A new and lnptrtadttem ey wogn Gela (e We want to buy a two family house on Seymour street, also we have a customer for a two family house with a large lot in the center of the city. If you have anything to sell, come up and see us. Camp Real Estate Co. Phone 343 SHANGHAI RESTAURANT 213 MAIN ST. Open Daily 11 a, m, to 12 p. m. Chinese and American Food DINNER 40c¢ | | MARYLAND OYSTERS | Our Crackers Are ‘ Always Ftresh CLAMS FOR CHOWDER SHRIMP 272 Main Street Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. I i | beine icreningly et epeenls | HONISS OYSTER CO. | glgtrazeliis ‘| Temporarily Located at mE OLD HOME TOWN hauls from the region of standing | 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford ——— | {HOLD ER BY STANLEY — Middletown avenne under construe- | Traffic using old OTEY- WE TOOK ENOUGH WASHINGS THERE To _KEEP ED HOME FOR) £ \| A WEEBK" ~ = You, SAY- EDS JUST PLAIN L HiLeneEcker of | by cam shove ed and a shor mmended, hikissville id ot ED, STOP “THAT FoOL. NON SENSE - AND BRING IN E\GHT PAILS ©' WATER A RIGHT AWAY, to NEWT Sh AREARI! TuningandRepairing e PIANOS and PLAYERS iClNDERS FOR SALE; All Work A. H, HARRIS " COINS OF ROMAN RULE | OVER BRITAIN DUG 0P WALTER H. KOVEL | ., Interest in Excavation of Remains | . | Concrete paven he way traffic Guarantecd 1 under construction but traffic. Union—From Sta are open @0 St b Seems to Have New Impetus \ Ol 1 RAD TO HELP WITH TH” WASHINGS - = SAY'You DONT TKNOW MY WIFE™ 0 Bagikna “A Competent and Service-Giving Agency” THROWIN * 1)S DowN ON THOSE - TWO SPEECHES - - (YouRe WIFE EN? S HO-HO - HO-HOZ%, I onden. Oct. 31, — Interest in |l A seven-rqom Cottage, in the West End. All modern improvements tion of Roman remains seems | for 87,500, Call Milton D. Jones, at H. DAYTON HUMPHREY’S Nat'l Bank Bldg. receiving new impetus in of Tngland and work | carried on at Portishead on bozrd is yielding | sults { had their be. | oughman casual- : 1p a emall quantity of =5 Riverton ol h upon examination 4 to be of Roman origin e work hes now been taken in hand by an archaeclogist, Rx E. | Godwin, who reports the recovery | t fewer than 4,000 eolns. | already found 4,000 Cty coins.” said Mr. Godwin, under construction but P or e and appreaches under ray ones are being added | traffic struction at tha foot of Indian rrom Yo day. They:aps 1n Siests New Britain—<Wells t un i a en to fraffic but care t preservation and date from A gonstruction but is in driving on ac- to A. D. 400 (21 vears before Southington—Cla t filling operations. he Roman conguest of Britain to Short detour over go yre the final evacuation.) Canaan—Cornwa belong to practically every Hollenbeck Club bridge i of the Roman Empire, and | emarkable that apparently no James D. Danzhue rev exactly alike. The field in Baritone Windsor—Broa struction but is open o West Hariford — Har mar bheing parts V 4’\ O A&7 Real Estate—Insurance Tel. 141 Barkhanisted { brook Road. Macadam rcad und eanstruction Trafic uses road at| 7 | all times. Avon -~ Lovely street undér construetion, no de eompletéd and 1s open for Plainville — Farmington-Plainvil yoad unde rconstructi R for one-way traffic, opera men Newington CAPITOL .= “FALL CARNIVAL WEEK” 14 - ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE - 14 RICHARD TALMADGE in “IN FAST COMPANY” Haya East Ro road open for trav | Wilington — Stafford Springs | Road. Macadam road under con- struction. Travel taken care of at'n, all times Wethersfield — Broad | sewer comstiuction by the town. | | Road reugh in sections. Use care When on the warpath, the old | n driving. plains Indians often bolled their | Greenwieh ~— Post Road. %3¢ % | food in the skin of a buffalo, T am working was used by ancient Britons as a camp, and | | this was afterwards taken over by IN HOLLYWOOD With Potash & Perimutter CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF ED W TO CANCEL TN CAMPAIGN ON ACCOUNT THE LNUSLAL VOICE CULTURE Rooms 318-319 Booth's Block Special Aftention to Reginners Tralpee of Yale University Tel, 1374-18 | 4 ae