New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY €ERALDy AMERICAN FLEET GETS WONDERFUL RECEPTION r FRIDAY, JULY 24, 19%8. — . | ¥88 In Australla, the homes of citizens while the re. turned soldiers league joined in the reception at an entertalnment for 500 men of the fleet, The enthusiastic atmosphers oraft- oA by the reception caused the gov- ernor general of Australla to cable the British ambassador at Washing- | ~24"t 18 a noted avia. | tion engineering specialist, He will plane 59c i Shaving Brush will had much experfence with the larger | With the Purchase Hartford will pay the council an of- fictal visit Vietrola half price eals at \erm"!.! | —advt. 3 Closing out sale of all new Vic. | trolas at half price, also single 3 {red seal records. C. L. Pierce Co. City Items Personals " Mrs. Margaret aurence, Mrs A son was born today at the New | .o pq A Welr and Mrs. John G. Britain General hospital to Mr. and | ycjey and son attended the G. A. Mrs. Tony Francisca of 111 Orange | R. day exercises at the Plainville [street | camp grounds yesterday. They were ton asking him to couvey greetings | S Sheinman, through Alfred Le ; | 5 St | Gulbransen player planos at Morans' | the guests of Mrs. Esther Litch, ¢ eople | Witt, has brou t for $40 dam- to Presldent Coolidge and the peopl 1 glt suit for §40 dam- |7 000 S e s e of Amerlca and express the most |AEes against Simon Gorman. The | cordial ,,.(,,!,‘15,?”\ ::,, ’,,‘:‘r,',‘.,,"“,,‘f |writ is returnable in the city court | Mrs. Michael T summer. the visit of the fleet the fourth Monday of August. Dep- |turned home from the uty Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz has |pital, where she underwent an op- garnisheed money at tho Corbin |cration several weeks ago 1et Lock Co. | Victrola halt price sale at Morana. —advt Israel Nair, Irupt estate of Fellx his final accounting the 8. Blucjackets Visiting Australia Will Take Part has seaplunes Lisutenant (¢ | ond alternate } Spend Pleasant Homs With Bags and Girls | | hours anda 30 | plane whien Philadelphia i trans- Pacif ructors H. Schildhauer, sec- N-fOpllot, was ene of tayed in the alr 28| San Francisco. minutes in a PN-9 | ppjred being tested at prepar in Big Parade tha plotalsne ¢ has re- tford hos- 24 (P—The | States fleet In Australian waters rode on waves of friendship R today. While the war dogs twere INJURED IN CRASH L Eondil isning s ! : v’W ght : L |berthed off shore at Mclbourne and Redding, July 24 (M—DMrs, Mar. ! the New Britain Rotary club ors to cammande: i Iney, officlyls of the government | garet Riding of New York city re- guests in turn of bath the Boy | €ls which [at the two ewlas vied with each | _ . i outs on one side of the pond and | e Night [other in oxtanding a warm welcome |Ce1ved serlous internal tnjuries which the Girl Scouts encamped nn the|tn be taken for the 1o officers and men of the fleet, |~/ require an operation at the of any e oalle aiie ; Danburs hospital where she we A ppo: Cables received here gatd Admiral |, > It was the easion of the annual | Robert B Coonts at Melbourne was | Lo {8 an accident near Putnam k » ab Welourne was | apk jast night about 10 o'clock RA z OR GIiID and % memberaialtnden e lns greatly delighted with “the generous |1pe gatalls of the smash could not July Mary MeAvoy and Mae are tegisiered at the Ray Visw Heights, Mil- Misses McCarthy Massassolt, Vietrolas and plano. at ford, dy | ¢ A Humphrey of South Burritt Walter A Campbell will repre- | streat fs epending his vacation at of the bank- |gent Britain Aerie of Fagles| Lake Pocotopang. He is on a fish- Nicolini, made [t the national convention in To- | ing trip. {hemoAIng gt ledo He recently completed 8| Mrs, Frank Kiefter and family of M. Yeomans president of the aerie [Lincoln street and Miss Arthur Roy andiafiagd Sdepiiolteantvaric Shop, 164 Maln St., Maple street are spending two nas declacas, o (irthendidividend {helr heautiful | weeks at Clinton Beach. mu.“‘n!‘:m Snlo starts Fri-| A, and Mrs, Godfrey Park and | ramily of 86 Wallace street have | A double cersmony took place at n for the | | Job's Pond last evening, when mem Morans'.— the | wil) rd ustee Nev te of the eal the eare trustee Now ection of the pr latore 5 o term a The Tha 11 e office of Referee s of app known as p tak August 27 ips, stationed at ) mil 8 will and at midnight \Woman's of closing out all printed silk drese —Advt ane gnardships ma their positions salo new Vi the girls' sale of all new VI enough to dedicate a new camp| house recently erected by Rofariane. | The Rota Orad The ordars | Are ned ors 1ssued ecora A dress parade through the od streets of Melhourne, gally The Robert ( Goodale of Redding, whom she was visiting and that the ear left the road at a curve, and | trolas and sing! at half pric 0. —n¢ e fac e dvt, day Members of 1 |8ons of Vete; D. and their wives Penfield camp, | gone to Canada for a month's vaca- tion men were guests ot thu Boy Scouts|wil [and kindly welcome™ of Australla, |be jearned. It s understood she but added thit he was not g bR 5 S / Mrs but left for camp long iR S m“v .»Y:.K1T':yr2',:s,t:; was riding in a car driven by Mrs 169-171 MAIN ST, lans 16t here by a times between 4 {and 5:30. Arriving at the Boy camp they were welcomed by Scout Exccutive Walter O. Cook and his sistants, Charles D, Vibberts and James §. Beach. They Inspected the new mess tent, the improvements in |, oo the layout of the camp and espec : o Iy admired the name “Keemosah-{ ' °° bee,” meaning “Trusty Scout,” ont-| """ lined in the side of the hill with white stones. | A dinner of ereamed steak, bean tage p served | After the dinner the men were Ane is known to have rowed across the pond fo the girls | heen forced de the nearest plana camp. Four hoats belonging to the |BUardships will proceed to locate it. | 8Irls' camp and four belonging to| Alrplanss still n the alr will be in- the boys' were pressed into serviee, [formed by radio of ths changs in A number of amusing ineidents| positions of these ehips. The other | were noted as the Rotarians embark- | planes will normally continue the | ed for the voyage across the pond. |flight, informing tha nearest plane | Men who have not handled oars for [ guardships by radio of the location yvears and who have taken on al|of the plane forced dogn. large amount of avoidupois learned | Fach plane guard vessel will earry to their surprise that boats have de- | 250 gallons of aviation gasoline and veloped & new type of obstinacy and | 25 gallons of aviation ofl and ba pre. had ideas of their own not consist- | pared to refuel anv plane. ent with the men at the oare Ships carrying alreraft will main- With the help of ene or two hoye | tain them ready for searching opara- and several clever Girl Scont tions and use them as deemed neces- men," the navigators finally gzot|sary. with no drownings and al-| Planes foreed most perfectly dry. adio kite Calls Oht Fire Department visibil In the boys' camp fie visitors no ticed a large picce of iron hanging om a cross beam arrangement. Thinking it was a new style dinner gong and forg a moment [ the o1 tire tion ute at | o'clock Al hour prior ta ti planes hips 1 for ted passing after amoke by searchl) in the diree tion of tha planes at night, making the call letter of tha station Miss Ellzabeih Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Martin of Tremont street, {5 spending the ummer in Brooklyn, N. Y. ade | programmed as a brilllant | Last night the vi on were recelved ve been invited to an onting Sat afternoon at 2 o'clock at | Hubbard park, Meriden. A basket {1 was badly smashed. Mrs. Goodale | regular meeting of New DBrit and another occupant, Miss Cornelia |ain Couneil Roval Arcanum will be T. Talmadge of Redding were not |held Friday evening at & o'clock hurt, according to reports | District Deputy Jesse A, Hyde of BOSTON STORE LEARANCE SALF. GOOD SOUND AND RELIABLE MERCHAND MARKED AT THE LOWEST PRICES THE CITY Clegarance—— SUMMER MEN'S SHIRTS DRESSES Every Garment Greatly Reduced DRESSES FOR WOMEN, MISSES and EXTRA SIZES Printed Voiles, Atfferent expe and one hour mal a . nday Scout | af {he vard ng officers and | everywhers in 18 day I will be served point hts fre. hall of searchlight fallure, a e fired at ten minutes ‘Fach guardship shall corn soup, \m"“*'”"‘“”’ French fried potatoes, rnnm; Re hole wheat bread and eot-| ™0 hours 1ing with fruit sauce was after follow the planes | at high speed for and then continue on tha | | basa course at _moderate gpeed until | | further order: DONNELLY- MOLLEN DONNELLY- MULLEN sSes, 150 c0 Hartford's Greatest SHIRT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Here's a that is a sale— thers are hundreds of Shirts—all sizes, 1315 to 15—every Shirt freeh and new-—no undesirables in this lot—at prices that should || bring every New Britaln man in here tomorrow. Here sale across, down 1 fire will hoist s platols to the stor $1.79 Shivts of White Ox without collar— Poplins. neckband glish Broadcloth, with er without col- lar—Madras, collar to match, HORSFALL 9599 Msylhum Strect Ehirts formerly | te $3.50, NOW Arrangements will he made with merchant vessels along the route to maintain a sharp lookout for ths | plancs. These ships also will be re- ailested to report any planes passing and tn render any a 10,000 Yards OF WASH GOODS REDUCED FLORAL VOILES Included are ford, with or S tting fo " it ‘ ‘ Genuine Broad- cloths, with and without collars. fashioned = vhich istance needed SOUTHINGTON NEWS petitian s performed a many A. E, certain villages, ¢ at for using some venient ar a2 hammer, gave the a fow resounding Dlows When he found himself surrounded by group of aith a hand pump and buckets of water he 16 1 that ha had . artment silky lustre and § are custom made. Every Shirt guar- iron being elrculated i town me lecting a urpe )¢ the proposed new cut; sizes 14-17. Values $2.00. the Hartford, sy Fays to Buy Our Rind" ich Turnpike ition sta the achool has bear “It Spr Girl Scout They we d iew camp house 2 of the dedicatic vas named onses to Mrs. Sprague made President and Geor it Eit il Genc . The con- during 1ouse. started e water and is in an effort Men’s Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS 59¢ Made of fast-colored chambray and full cut; regular 88¢ value, July Clearance Sale 58c. he il ator 1 drivin to strike a | course House FOOD SHOP ' 8 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg v day solid ground i grou anley P Try ki was arrested Constable T. J. TFoley of without a last night hy All our Voiles, Rayons, Printed Silks and Washable Rayons. These are dresses of chaiming styles, distinctive trimmings and vepresent all our summer frocks up to $6.50. Sizes 16 to 50, 39¢ ieorgette patterns, large figure and floral effects; 40 inches wide. on a chargs His Men's All Woo] BATHING SUITS $2.69 Gnaranteed all wool worsted; colors are black, brown, navy; sizes 36 to 42; regular $3.88 values. arr ame yunced t and | COUNT UP THE COST of the varied ingredients needed o make a good salad, to roast a cut of good meat, to prepaie spaghetti, efe., add in the expense of fucl for cooking. your own time and work, and then try pur- chasing veady-to-serve things at Deli You couldn’t use better materials nor get more re- cults than we. ar mi P xed up w ith one nili of New John 1 100 PRINTED SILK DRESSES $ 550 150 PLAIN and FANCY SILK DRESSES Tomorrow is your chance to save substantially 1 : | | Pl on these Fine Silk Dresses taken from our higher priced lines. These reductions have heen taken to clear our stocks. Materials are Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Silk Broadcloth and all our hetter Prints. 12%c¢] 33(:; | .52(:' coN- 4'31; 23c for 10ose pow $1.00 al Andvers ot etello o charged with re Tadies’ All Wool BATHING SUTTS $1.98 Drummer's samples; mads in nary blue with white belt and trimmings; sizes 38 to 46, BATES GCINGHAM 1 qC Yard All the new summer pat- terns, checks, plaids, plain colors; 32 inches wide, Fast I'“I"l'. Printed Crepe de Chine Dresses, the newest styles and patterns. Made of a good quality of all Silk Crepe. These same dresses sold for double this price a short time ago. 1,000 Men’s Athletic Union Suits 63c Made of extra good quality nainsook with jersey web in back. Sizes 36 to 46. Regu- lar 98¢ values—63¢. oul essen. delectable Prove it, NORMAANDY VOILE 33Co We still have a good as- sortment of styles in this famous cloth, SATURDAY Meal lh Walnut N1 EXPERIENGED MEN WL FLY FIA Naval Flight o Honoluh Niapped Out Clovepblnom prints) Scoteh a0 Ham Ih {0 Ix‘ LADIES’ NECKWEAR SPECIAL Ledies’ Miss Jennette PURE THREAD SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSE Our Own Make $115 Guaranteed First Quality Colors are: Black, White, Piping Rock, G Stone Grey, Nude, French Nude, Sombrero and Blonde. Wedgwood | prints) intter 1% 1h The new Ladies Sitk Ties: Roman stripes, plaids and dot 1arge PONGEE SILK 49(: Yard Pongee color only. Excel- lent quality; 36 inches wide for dresses and drapery purposes, . Special | NEET July Clearance Sale Gennine ( Imported Ih to remove superfinons hair. heece, hic | PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE, Butter July Clearance Sale Ih Brookfield prints), 52¢ assortment nf colors Ty Clearance ale 48¢c .. | 98c ARMAND PACTS, July Clearance COLD CREAM regular $1.00 sale POWDER Roneless 3ic | Shoulders h CREME DE Tuly Clearance MERIDOR, hts Qualit Sale Ih Gobel's Frrst Baco 50¢ BOURJOIS TOOSE PACQUE | der, black metal case Mily Clearance Sale Nalmon Ih, smoked ENGLISH BROADCLOTH LADIES' PRINCESS SLIPS Muslin Slips with hip hem and lace trimmed bodice in extra and regu- lar sizes. Some have built-up shoul- der. In white only. oy Clearance saie... $1.39 LADIES' AFTERNOON DRESSES Of fast-color Charmeuse, in several pretty patterns; sizes 18 to 46. July S $1.98 Sale eollar | LACE JAROTS u‘Ih atiached, also Panels, all lengths July Clearance Sale 98 | JABOTS, Vestees and Bib tnllnu of lace and Yard 59c¢ '59¢ “\\"'\l“("lll“ SEET New stripes, styles | Ladies’. zooa quality, woven border; white and just arrived: guaranteed biorea s Jaly fast colors: 40 inches wide. | Crearance sate 6 25(: FLAFTIC SANITARY white and flesh, Tuly Clearance BELYS atzes 1{c CORSELETTES ‘remier Vacuum Steel Cut Cofiee, Hoc lh, Saje Raet Stufied ) to 4 Ih, Young (hickens, 31.75-82.00 organdie; value $1.00, July Clearance Sale & ng SILK STRIPE . new (n Ih SiIK Stripe Corselette with four gar- choulder strap, side hook. Sizes $1.00 | Ladies ters elastic 32 to 46 | Clearance Salc 10¢ July ABOU'T THE STORE OF OUR BASEMEN TOWELS BEAT VALUES TARLE CLOTHS Linenette pat tern Table Cloths various patterns 15 and 58 inches Saturday TYPICAL LUYNCHEON SE1 Pure Linen Lun- cloth, 6 15x15 18x45 napkins to match an unusual value satnrday $2.98 WARRICRS h Delicacte 4 the W teld i German 2 Ketcl St BLANKETS All Wool St Camping Blan- kets, khaki color only, for large size cots. Satur- TICKING ARFS CHEYSE CLOTH PILLOW CASES Neatly hemstitch- ed. made of good quality cottomn and embroidersd border. Satur- day, each— 29¢ up Teas and v Wallace v Scarfs, size | PUTE Linen Huck Towels stitched. warr ed all Saturday 25¢ and plain a Fanes Curity Ahsorhent red Ruffled hem full B stripe oxtra ticking 58c. Sat Cur- Tength with em- oth, 36 s, heats tains nt- with Saturday H in. wide. Satur 25¢ broidered designs Hien vegular hacks nrday 35¢ Winchell square sach— 49¢ day- 6 Saturdar, each 39¢ vard pair— $1.00 set— day— $3.69 Whole Wi Hor Wheatew Crackers Parker Buckey's Bread and Rolls. Hart ullers Wheat ham Lisutenant Riso Botta, born N