New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 28

EEEEEEEEEEEEEE 00100 EEEEE (]{m) (] {wj{m] O 0 0 fl MMBMWAW New Jersey Man, Butt of Joke, \ Metuchen, N. J, April 10— Patrick Kreps, who on Wednesday staked his taxicab business against the restaurant of a friend that he wrould be married within 36 hours despite his lack of women acquaint- ances, {8 the richer by a bride and a restaurant today. at new wife, with the affair yet, for he announced |Sya that he would soon open a restaur- |w} ant across the street place and:go into competit his successor. The bet between the two me S| O & EEEE Dress up for aster ) ) ] ] ) ) 5 ) 5 6 ) ) 6 5 e EEEE®E Dresenting the IN WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ NEW SPRING COATS FEATURING NOT ONLY THE NEWEST STYLE CREATIONS IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT MEN'S TIES $1.00 Men's new Easter Neckwear, compris- ing Cut Silks, Silk and Wool and: Swiss Knits, ‘Hundreds of the newest Spring patterns to choose from. Get your Easter supply here, as you will find values to Banee spocnl -........... 91,00 MEN'S HOSE L Men's Fancy Sikk Hose. Made in the Iatest checked patterns. Colors are black, navy and Iondon tan. Reg. $1.00 valie. Enster Special .,. 69¢c MEN’'S SHIRTS $1.39 A good assortment of new Spring pat- terns to choose from. Sizes 14 to 17. Easter Special . sl 39 MEN'S UNION SUITS Men's light weight Jersey Ribbed Union Suits. Made with short slecve and ankle length. Regular $1.39 values. Size 36 to 46. Easter Special (Gets Last Langh He was married v mu“mpa{ :Jfldge Rl]les n Fav(][‘ 0[ C{]py en l‘/ulldmgv of the Igoe firm and bullding at 8t. George, Staten Island and left for Trenton, N. J,, last night for his heneymoon. Mies Agatha Hollls of New Bruns- wieck, N. J. Late yesterday Willilam A. Bich- baum, the venturesome restau rantl owner who had joked Kreps on his |radio statfons to broadcast copy-| unmarried stats once too often, ad- |righted musio was denied by the mitted defeat and said that he would | United Circnit court of appeals in & |y 4 turn the place over to Kreps and his |decision handed down yeste = The decision reversed the district gave the American Autom ccessories Co. otherwise kno & Crosle the decision vas |the Jerome H. His bride was But he is not thr m his old |1 lon with |s made Wednesday and was witnessed e by & notary public. Kreps, said he had no mat pects in sight, im: work and turned he ot 3 oftered for the necessary qu work, he did not divuige. Miss Hollls, who gave her age as (! 41, was employed in the office of a |veloped at hoslery shop. Saoud Predicts Ea;ly Fall of City of Jeddah |! Cairo, Egypt, April 10. papér at Mokattam, pub appeal by Tbn Saoud, who is le .Fle.\ch Cuban Treaty Is ‘ U p fm Ra!lfipatloll John J. Tarrant Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel. 1451-2 | | el Funeral 'Djrector and Embalmer 110 Austin St. e e s e 284 . MAIN ST. Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing At remoemoss- ivil and criminal legislation. A. M. GALBRAITH | |by a high wind and rolling clouds A ense black smoke that hindered ren from accurately directing PRUTEGTEH M”S"; was destroyed by fire last night with |an_estimated losa of $3.000.000 in ighted Selections Cincinnati, April 10.—The right of rview of st c! excluded from the sta- d between the was introc the foreign The phrase, “saving the bacon” originated t 1 wars in Carpenter & Builder | 5730 0o, iy oaor n precautions to save their Tl usual €l | principal meat dish from soldiers on the march. COATS Elaborate Dress Coats of the materials such as Torcheen, Poiret Twill, Flannel and Suede Cloths. The smart flares add grace to the models. Many are fur bordered, others are heavily embroidered; all are beautifully tailored; choice of all the high spring shades in this group; sizes to 48, BOSTON .O DONNELLY-MULLEN CO. A wonderful collection of the very smartest styles, expressly. designed for youthful or more mature figures, each. characteristi- cally fashioned to develop the proper chic. Fashions created by New York’s foremost designers; man tailored or feminine styles. . Styles—Flares, Godets, Flounces, Scarf Ef- fects and the like. COATS BUT MATERIALS THAT ARE.REGULARLY FOUND .IN MUCH HIGHER PRICED LARMENTS HOSIERY Extra Special Ladles' Pure MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUIT8 98¢ Genuine Fnglish Broadcloth, Soisettes, Pongees, Madras, Mother of Pearl and Striped Soisettes, These Union Suits sell elsewhere for $2.00 and $2.50. Sizes 86 to 46, FEaster Silk, full fash- ioned hose; the newest Spring shades, com- prising, black, nude, beige, airedale, , Bom- bay, French nude, chestnut, gunmetal, grey MEN'S SHIRTS and pearl. $1.60 . \ I . $1.15 A new lot of Men's Shirts comprising 5 English Broadcloths and Silk Striped BOBBED HOSIES Tadies’ new Bobbed Hose, Phoenix Madras; made in a variety of neat stripes and plain colors, Do your Easter make, knee length. Rolled any length desired. Colors, black, white, nude, Shopping Here. Easter Special r......000.0 $ l .69 cameo, beige, airedale, grey, poudre blue, copen blue and French nude. 00 ARATEX SEMI-SOFT COLLARS Easter Special, pair . 10 3 for 59¢ Drnmmere Bamplas Ul Mhese §aro! th Ladles’ Phoenix Pure Silk full fashion- mmes S e 0 Spring regular 35c Aratex Soft Collars. You will o Hose. 4 8 oo et o s " ihe ‘mowt poplae Arntes shades, as black, nude, cameo, airedale, tanbark, rosewood, pickinanny, dawn, styles. Easter ! Special 3 o 59 c Manils, blonde, cordovan, beige, Somors, 1035 IN NEWARK pligrims will be | Newark, N, J., April 10.—Alded ter blanket, the plant of Igoe rs, wire nall manufacturers, pmponv and stock. o blaze, which leveled the sev- | 1163 STANLEY ST. the structure occupled by Holmes |and Rice, machinists, immediately | 'u!uccn! started in the galvanizing | om in the center building of the | 'm\l factory. Ten thousand peopls lined the sur- rounding streets and were held in heck by reserves from all precincts er the direction of Deputy Chief | blaze of undetermined origin, | is the third since the Igoe firm erect- | rt Cincinnatl, ' ed the plant in April, 1904, The frst two were trivial. n| Thomas Igoe, one of the five dio corporation. prothers who control the company, X it by was among the first one the scene and rescued two pedigreed terriers that were kept in the main of- The Du Pont company, & lacquer | nd chemical plant nearby sparks cidents. Flower Garden House FLOWERS FOR - EASTER AUTOMOBILE | INSURANCE Do not drive your car unless it is insured against ac- REMEMBER: Today is the time to buy Insur- TOILET GOODS EASTER SPECIAL $1,00 sizo Flaconette Perfume given absolutely free with a $1 box of “Jar- din” Bo Ke Mia Faec Powder. SILK SLIPS SILK RADIUM SLIPS Ladies' Silk with fancy ruffle bottom, in all the ‘lealling shades for spring, as white, flesh, nile § green, American Bcl\l(y. henna, peacock, tam, Easter “SISTER SUSIE” HAIR NETS 3 . 25¢ Regular 2 for 25c. Keep your hair looking its best during the holidays. Each net especially select- ed and guaranteed perfect. Al styles. EASTER SPECIAL Another new lot of Under Arm Bags, Leathers, Genuine Cowhide, India, Pin Seal, Patent and Genuine Morocco, Col- ors: Brown, grey, black, tan $ and navy. FEastgr Special . l 98 FASTER SPECIAL Armand Cold Cream Powder Compact. Regular $1.00. Flesh, Rachel and white STLK CREPE DE CHINE CHEMISE Ladies' Silkk Crepe de Chine Chemise, all lace trimmed with heautiful lace yoke —in flesh, orchid and honeydew. Al} sizes. Easter $2.98 Special PHILIPPINE GOWNS Ladies' Philippine Gowns — all hand embroidered and sewed; many pretty de- signs to choose from. $1.98 Easter Special ........ wee IIIIEJIEEEE@IEEIE]EEIEE@EEEEE@IIEIEIIEE]EIEIEEIEI EIEIEEIEIIEEEIE EEEE IEIEIEII lnl a forcs of Wahabi tribesmen in I attempt to wrest the city of Jed- lTHREE M \dah Arabla, from the troops of King | A1l of the Hedjaz, in which, address- In‘ himselt to Moslems throughout the world he asserts that “Jeddah is encircled and will fall shortly.” But ‘Yhn Saoud says, welcomed and their safety and com- [fort aamured. Ha. aecisren no ai-|NAil Factory I8 To(ally Do culties wlll he encountered in pil-| grimages and that the Hedjaz wm‘ be open, with the government pro-| TOW] by Hames viding facllitien for pllgrims. | CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all fobs. —TEL 2913 WE ARE NOW BACK AT OUR OLD LOCATION 22 STATE ST. HONISS OYSTER HOUSE Tel. 2-4177 | THE OLD HOME TOWN . Tel. 894 second mortgages. 232 Main Street 2-4178 Tel, 2388-12 FIRST ILL OFFER HIM ARAZOR, AN OIL. STOV ——| Th’CLOCK, THAT PICTURE OF NIAGARA FALLS IN WINTER., TH FIDDLE -TWO HOUND DOGS ance for Tomorrow you may need it. ~ dise for big game | 5,000 wild ani- ' | mals being killed there last year. fective immediately. Special Notice Whist and Dance given by | No. 1819, at ) y Evening Lynch's orchestra. | it was within it is not by that awnrd CITY HALL BLDG. in January in the chamber of = " INSURANCE relations com Geo. A. Quigley 308 Main St. New Britain | he civi] w NATIONAL BANK BLDG. A phone message to us will make your Insurance ef- The W. L. Hatch Co. OFFICE PHONE 3400 HOME PHONES 1151 and 3350-4 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SERVICE DE WIT A. COMPANY, INC ) X 71106 272 MAIN ST, HANGING IN FRONT OF THE SECOND HAND STORE — TODAY HECAME IN TOWN PREPARED TO TRADE FORIT ‘New Britain Sign Co. l “Doirfg Better What Many Do Weli” 34 CHURCH ST. £ -|— (AREARINS FASTER GLOVES Ladies’ Kid Gloves with fancy cuff; all spring shades, Ealter. Special Lambskin 2-clasp—white, black, grey, brown. FEaster FASTER NECKWEAR A new line including Jabots, panels, Collar apd Cuft Sets; made of very fine net and lace, EASTER HANDKERCHIEFS Very pretty Swiss and Voile, colored and white. Easter Special —General 'Trucking— 1366 STANLEY ST.' Three family house on Park Street, right in the very ' best A-No.'1 East End Location. chance to buy here, so get busy. See us. Camp Real Estate Co. Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. Phone 343 BY STANLEY FOR SI% MONTHS BOB BLODGETT ) HAS HAD HIS EYE ON THE FUR COAT (CINDERS FOR SALE TEL. 34723 You seldom have a Money Ior'first and | @ i) D e ev RS