New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 11

A€W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925 OUR PRESENT COUNTERS AND SHOW CASES FOR SALE Mammoth Alteratlon Sale WOMANS JAPPAREL SPECIALTIES MIDDLETOWN == NEW BRITAWY Starts Tomorrow 9 a. m, % . . f__———__—__—————_—-——__ * [] Hand Bags at Alteration Prices | [t 1y st fositer and rergs as stors, We s, sing ta putin 2 ven and moder Corsets at Alteration Prices % WOMANS JAPPAREL SPECIALTIES MIDDLETOWN == NEW BRITAIN front — all new fixtures and cases in the store. When rnmpleted we will have for our patrons one $2 49 ®f the most- up-to-date Ladies’ Wearing Appdlel shops in New England. 1In order to make it as pai : 2.50 4 easy for the workmen as we can we are going to reduce our stocks as much as possible and in Real fine leathers. Extra strong frames with neat fittings order to do this we have drastically reduced prices to find immediate huyers. Sale will continue Formerly selling up to $6.50 pair Under arm — flat styles. Pouches and regular handle style bags to August 1, and plan to come every day, as each day we will run across new lots that will be Front lace — Back lace — Rubber Corsets in the lot. marked so low that they will move out quickly. Al sizes up to 36 I Sweaters at Alteration Prlces “ $1.00 Slip-overs — sleeveless — coat styles The price does not cover the cost of the yarn Kimonas at Alteration Prices $2.89 Pretty styles — made up on the famous box loom crepe Colors Copen — Rose — Wistaria — Sky Sizes 36 to 46 Underthings at Alteration Prices AT ALTERATION PRICES 59c Formerly selling up to 3 Nearly all sizes in cach vam $ 098 Real Bargains I _ Brassieres at Alteration R Formerly Selling up to $35.00 s—what they are actually worth— 39C ._’ s e | If we were to quote values on these dre e T T it would seem unbelievable. For that reason we want you to see them your- P Formerly selling up to $1.50 . . self in order to judge, and we sugzest early attendance. n the lot are front and back Hook, in fine materials; also Rubber Hosiery at Alteration Prices ! teducing Brassieres. Sizes 52 to 48, B E MATERIALS COLORS ——— : Exquisite Printed Silks o 5 o Q 0 . B ~89c Heavs Crepes e e shades | Sille Blouses at Alteration Prices g The well known “Trimfit” and Gordon. An extra heavy silk Printed Georgettes | Flounced — figured — plain — dot- H| Boot Hose. Combinations ! ted — striped White — Black — and all Novelty shades b < S $3 .00 2 Sizes 815 to 10 Formerly selling up to $7.98 2 : Whites and colors ] . . . Sizes 36 to 44 . £ Fabric Gloves at Alteration Prices COAT S COA | S e B 1 pair 3 = i . . ¢ AT ALTERATION PRICES N S 45)?000 T 0 ALTERATION PRI Cotton Blouses at Alteration Prices 2 Formerly $1. $1.50 pair E All sizes, but in no instance a complete size range of a color All Coats In Two Lots $1 .00 i H Sizes 6 to 8 e S Lot No. 2 Formerl;: selling up to $3.98 Hl . . . ¥ 3 = | ] Al sizes ” % Surf Satln Ba.thlng SUItS $1 5.00 $25 00 ‘Nuff said. The price doesn't cover the cost of the material 1 E At Alteration Prices Formerly selling up to $39.50 e 5 240 % * . 1 . . 10 $1.89 S, opporatts 1o e Formerly sellng up t0 $19.50 Tricolette Petticoats «t Alteration Prices bk 5 D Sizes to 42 p ) ; : ([ Formerly $3.98 to $5.98 All this season’s coats — Popular styles — Popu- | Stvles that will be correct for early fall wearing. $1 69 ! g Made of e\&elk‘ni quality surf satin. All are hand embroidered lar colors. o { Colors, too, that will"be right. Excellent quality tricolette — Ianey flounces — Novelty colors { % Tights attached to each suit Each coat silk lined | tegular and Extra Sizes Elastic Belts - é E , I o e | | i g ] o | T@i«:fl‘@m s e e o e e | ffat Giazainiatl ‘ in West Springficld that Police Chief e the only 1 1 doint Committee Mees ] Gon- » )y grave of a yas hrown in 15 years from M. A, Belmer yesterday issued no ader, Tt 1 last resting p of Rellc of Antiquiy Uncovclel {1 et ersons nauising in e Japan Gives Plan Carelul Go- 7o vtwene” o mor ot the T llelhod ol Pm‘chasiug Sup- these fourth ¢ would be arrested for f : : or eonipand "“" eI (R G (i 1 ilopati of luu} Johitatiilateizn ngtal : R sider Possible Action w1z ots e et California e il el e Sideration el plies Proves Sucoessful S e e e vy (p Mot confine themgelves to hails rom e \jnm- King 1 Eee ! atnInEton Ldulyl =0 Py h lincrease: B1S per cont, and | An ancient’ Tndian ard, ho. (e curb, but walk in front of eara | oyky, July 20 (P—The plan for Bt e i estimated in- | lieved to antedat ifornia waterway canal U o controversy over postal rates was re- vomen as well as men and boys are terway canal tween Ciease of v oeent mission perfod, was discovereq ro- G A% RS ind Yokohama is to be re- | ported foday by a joint congressional |y e s jees reve cently near Purissiia mission in 2 o ording fo the J committee which first heard a post | trom regist Jecreased Sunta Ynez valley near here, b (RS TO BE ser, which states tha R Ofiiers thorities of the Dey 10, 0. F. will be Affairs are drafting entation to the Dic the au tment of Hom bill for pres- | f Sweden 1s now con- cases wore shown department estimate that the | pe rates inaugurated April 15 1 n far short of producing nd ive Whole- ns a flour Newly imens, Iditional revenne cxpected cletons, in Odd ow 1 on Arch |sion r the appropriation of Lonieys e, the 1 Postmaster General New tol and arrowheads werc Distriet | Depnty William 000,000 yen to e used in comple 1 commiftee that for the month of Bailey of Middietown will induct the the project. It is expected the May, the first full month of opera ploty on ANy ey leadrs nto office. will require about fo ars. eden about P (B0 (i ST ot ) ol grounds” of bronzed N ol 4 Seint ) Cnies were ostinrated o have in- | fre f the ! itdated BOCHUM EVACUATED cated several years ind about 30 | cod only £4,131 or 0081 per B um, Gery - expandin over the tofal that might have French eva between and the at been expected under the old rate mare than for May @ heart of I was com-and_be the tr £ AHl by members. o « cauge general mail were also is particularly in e I ded mueh of their O T e ok e et layers of irench and Belgi (e x- | years. Approimat Books in (\uccl ’l‘om:ucx : |1 an business antil they could study % e . cted to be o st the merchandise |‘ 1 chanzes The estimate fherefor Nt e ve occupied in " hata from foreign and other J From the Oxford P‘(““ TR ] | ¥ 1 hased on ts from 262 rep- ght & the entir will ports must be tr for Oxford. England, July il AR | 1 sentative offic leared of Allied troops by July kyo, and ahout t per- | Oxford University P ¥ il \ p The compit A e eontage of the carg sivities da = g > N \ 4l mail matter but slight in- eos sueh @ from spec - FORRIGN DU ters have 10 ifs vast type transport tahlishment pos n \ur tvo points Brazil Ts Cordial 10 Vigiing =oo, oo o " mpn“\ As is usual 1 the Oxford F {‘ Thespians ol .the new —— rinted in i Rio de Janelro, dnly 20 (BT e e cleanness { e alle e e o -— SN hest drama now offered Rrazilia They the | . p | "AN- PLEASE >~ R i .stimulating.. ¥ anciro and Sao Paulo by visitin | l‘ | \’JSC;OY{LOJO v Z rnmp]v-m. mn\l aris, ‘:; drid. Lis- n $0 restful A\ o | bon, ly and Mexico. These cor 2 e { IS 2E S0 /1] ] 1 o aio8 iky 1nHIIF natlve langliagen | SSARE DUBSINO ““';"' B e such a treat \ N TO B2Es A\ T an big crowds, if their pro- San Franeisco, July 20 (®—Ti Dk . \ LAY T s ey eariquake sllch was® feity Sy Mg 10 o) to the skin Lo " % N ARy Y il mpha : \ is an excellent Yesterday morning in the Sa N \ k. GRONT Ak s VA | T B the igsost hits Francisco Bay district and b HITE. SKEICH OF Mo EionE ihol neninaniatior thtly WILL TFLL ABOUT COAL ] - NST A M GYTTING— was accorded in 1924 to an Itallan | Subsided without causing any da W. A. Clark of Bost company which staged a series of | 2&% although mementarily, alarm | sentative of the New plays, including King Lear, Otnellq | V38 occasioned. The center of the | Dealers’ associatien A isturbance appears to bhe at a point | the members of the Lic and one of dbsen’s plays Jreinces alarolntjy s EfotiLhe U Amiricanfarama iecently [wasiint| b Uieiracine eceAnEA LU IRRN IE8 |EnEtir trodused 1o the. people et Brasll, | nofthwest of here | subjec shopping Siceyane the play being “Baby Mine” (he o —— = NSt TEACY LD farce by Margaret Mayo, witich was ~ and then a tub, h given by two companies during the L Tk same week, a Rrazilian stock com- > AR ~piLH S ot an alls di s Wl S ettt ST WILL YOUR BRAKES PASS feel of an all-pervadis Un: in Rio de Jameiro on its way oo | POLICE INSPECTION? one stoek company giving comedies of modern Brazlian life. The Bra- silian is an enthuslastic American Line Your Brakes With SRR moving picture fan RAYBESTOS _ Lo ol Comples o BANKRUPTCY MATTERS. = ?‘“?E‘;'fi"?;f,ff;;,“ff::::“\‘-'_ CLARK'S AUTO ELECTRIC & REPARR Clinton strect grocers, it was d od to adjourn until 2 o'clock TIerae ot e pltyiaeiar it Raybestos Brake Service Station _ ‘( ""T‘Ci“én‘.“"m‘l‘.?,“n.”fé the matter ot ||| 13-15 LINCOLN ST, PHONE 3001 . “ uul.m SOAP o — made in Brazil during recent years Ax Q177LING MORNING—hours of jostled, nerve-break= omfortable all over—feet aflame chopping—sticky anc water — fo nerve-tingling Life- hing relaxation—the geous cleanness that only Life- what Fellx Nicolini, bankrupt, will be held NEW BRITAIN, CONN. at 10 ¢'¢lock Thursday meérning nl e - e . A Reteree E. M. Yéomans' officé. —_—————r