New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1925, Page 7

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Wins—Phelan Heads Bird Study Hela ) (oten® || derful experience for the OUTFITTING THE BOYS IS EASY HERE. STARTING WITH LITTLE FEIL- The We y conference ich | o with his wit obrated thele| Clib—Other Notes, luy ; outton deli 1\11 \l\\ @ "\Uv" !Il“m.“”\.\\x ln?fi LOWS JUST GOING INTO PANTIES, UP TO THE Y()l'.’\'(; ], AI‘()\\.\‘UI" 18, .'\‘.\” |[f|American Legion ! m - Whiting Jiesid i ; TS Leclelon was raserved wntil tie ; qualit motherhioc profitable time is H.\‘.\l]l’t‘!l for ALL THE BETWEEN AGES, YOU WILL FIND EASY, SELECTION FOR THE |jgistreet tomorros “““‘ AL all concerned. IFriends of YOUNGSTERS AND PROFIT YOUR PURSE AT THE SAME TIME. BRING IN : b s idleoio it et Sl Ve pton of Mot | he #Y, W.” will come to pur- THE LITTLE MEN AND SEE HOW WELL SATISFIED THEY AND YOU WILL BE. [ffj{Nursing associat i) L Mrs . Combs of f§ oLy f the T t chase mer )\:mrhf(- as \\'vl as | |JaRe bt w Mr i 1 AL ber, two 1 1 ’ i o H pay a social call. The “Y. W.” Wl casos ) ( nard, A ; Ve i i ELAhes 3 uns of e | will receive a commission on Extra Special Are the Long Pant Suits of Wool Material, correctly tailored, sizes T A 129 “ “ RN s £ 158 1 ' tan ¢ ; na or ihe Sanserit .’xll \f .‘1\ ;"rm’l')'\:i](:t])]‘\"‘n(-‘.\':? 35, 36, 37, and just 18 Suits in the lot. Regular $25.00 value at only $17.50 each. « alarni, the | meng [ b narEll hepheld tomons ot ey U bt Rl S et OL AN OLLI VACAUBC, A new list of appreciative, Department on First Floor Pretty Middy Suits of Tweed for hoys of 5 to 8 years. Regular price $3.75, for $2.98 each. Button-on Model, made of tweed mix- ture, “Kaynee” make; sizes 4 to 7 years; $6.50 grade, $5.50. Boys’ Slickers, $3 Girls’ Slickers, §: Collar-on Blouses, sizes 69c., 89c. and up. “Kaynee” Make Best Goods in their lines and confined to us for Hartford; color guaranteed. We c: ‘Kaynee” Blouses, T to 16 years, priced $1.50 to 50, Shirts, 1215 to 11 neck measure, for See the Suits for Boys 9 to 17 Years. Of good mat , in good colors, with or without belts, each suit with two pairs of pants; regular $12.50 and $13.98 grades, selling for $10.98 and $12.50 each. Black Rubber Coats, 1 to 16 years, spe- il $3.75 5 9 to 15 years ohtweight varns, plain and fancy fronts. “Kaynee” Wash Suits, Wool Suits, Satin Suits that wash, Pajamas, One-piece Undertogs for the 4 to 12-year-olds; made button-over-shoulder and extra but- understanding and loyal cus- tomers will undoubtedly de- velop from this event, as it will convince those unac- quainted with the kind of ndise we handle that is a strictly “Quality ' with the High Price Missing. So as to be absolutely cer- tain that this affair will be an overwhelming success the “D. & L." Store will offer unusually tempting values May 16th. $1.39 to $3.00. tons to attach to pants. All prices to meet Buy the “Kaynee” make and you will evervone's purse. Bring in the boys and be satisfied. buy their clothing here. | DAVIDSO# AND LEVENTHAL . building is ne ISR s B ) ) | sor i IRT a ¢ 3 : e %4 as onsolidation with 1 L 1 3 thou ress “Fraternal Order of Fagles® N e : el E rested Por Assault : intle of her protec- ndstrom’s Orchestra OBLTOSIEN e ) iRl LR e e i R e e BT | Vocal Duet : . et pit T o b 0 G 0 ; 4 \ v et to Oilver M. and Flor- e B L s, Miss wm;:r:rl\ Barnfleld AT MEN,S MEETINH ” ‘ “ 2 IS N B »v x ay ¢ und : i ! : o . erty and 5 . 2 P auietude r s again. she ;\‘ ‘.i‘lnw’;.v Mastrobattisto Bible Class Wil Hear ead of v Mt ™ e i b4 NI e s ek B | L i war, 4o o 1 (00 1IN s B dhe e e n the et o Monded forats | Sandstron's Orehtr Durst of : o0 | pected R Caetion it e ATl el last night. Joseph Velleux of r Walsh of East Be } Sacrifice ts — o € o) 5 H e €y t HEMORIAL . DAY MEBTING |+ vrt o it s hony R Constructio I ire Dova $100 to Kensington Build- P10 s z clerk " » i v v ; ! vement a s v | 2 S cub's A where it ind (hat he was not ing — All Kensingtons Win Two : « LAl e 0 ; i WeeltiendiGamo=Other [GHos Of o 3 Hi o ; ; or e prog ‘ sa nds casis of the f : ; : ‘.,"H_\',;m,],'i way of an iirectly obile, An Attorney Tonry T -t v high s L & ' . 3 Forestvilie Wins Interest in Town o 5 . « Meride i t is et on neat forn v nt of 1 Vith MeCart s < Vail Opens Office g K. Vail, 1 s Plainville Bricfs Arrested For Speeding P 3 \ih Hurt in Aceklent e STACK TRIAL ADJOURNED Juniors Defeat Spartans DONT FORS MR, SATH { WANT A POUND 0 p E ROUND STEAK =AICTHING ELSEWWDO! ;7 All-hensington