New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN D T S 2 A . M Tar Tilton, Jr., Pershing, 4., | implement de hours of petty prosecutions. This|frame, Keystone of the Bartlett i M | U CWe Many |‘0l’(*an Fliers e Al RLT nfh“{; mhv“', “I do not know whether prohibi- | Polley has been forced on me be- | team went on a wild streak and 1] ) VIL ake Trip to 1'(" lll}z«ll 1 yesterday near ur [ (jon can b enforced in New York,” | cause the government has given me | walked five men. Thess fres pases 7 | 1~ | Lisbon, Aug. 7 (4 R AR e S e e 1, “because it has never been | Insufiicient tools.” coupled with three errors by his I F | l "' I | tona) Aviation camp at Alverca took {stantly | tried Intelligently. Lack of state en- |‘na;v L'L‘vl'k'f ‘1‘3“:.:1:rhfim:;cz:.mrdc:y ! L ] LN 347 | on a truly nternational aspect dur- | = s orcement. leglslation throws the | P]AYGROUND lEA”]E -._wdn”- \I 1 i e ARAA b SRR S e MO IO ingha) oy i len on federal authorities and | Jl Nvisbii turned the tric e e A cign avialors visited (¥ imp thun PADO(‘K ”\W ]S TOL]) Sk atiméntantiledscinteooust macl Bartlett staged an exciting rally AT 1 nany previous month, The tirst of AR 2 e T Pl e in the seventh to scora five runs. i itv Sai A i [ [ the for sitors wus 4 Jrit- | ) T R s SRR RS R e X it s ot | With tivo out and the necessary tie- Windy Gify Said to Bo Far in Tratic I Elos Tl Not, Up o e woes iorywes vz BY |, Y, PROSEOVEOR| i smise- oot at he | T Tm Nowe Out: Bardi | Wikt st nd g sty i rmectations Bition of aerial activity i pEE o |auality or price of lquor, and the | Nine in Exciting Contest Piayed o beautitul stop on a grounder and MVflWf‘ E)\I)e“ 101 fter ita for England housands of petty arrests of wait-| P threw his man out at first, retiring ey A h plance sonred | BUCkner Explains this 1s Best Way 1 bartenders have been futile | Between Showers Yesterday. e P R A e DB A NE: 6 (At fn et Rata | 2 analebon | to it the Tiquor In stemming the flow." ) | ohe frequent rains of the past few | Win for Durritts, The score by In- Shicieo. & Fleancaso it Inb in Dui TR ey Bt ! re on a have done the only thing a |weeks have raised havoc with the | Ningsi— AnejpetoEhibctith e apld/puathiis e S T e D LG TIL I men of Por Tiaflio ible prosecutor could do, I have |schedules of the playground basc- | Bartlett L1001 000517 ik : e " \m.».,’ i w\,‘~‘. .‘1’* ‘J' {ugal 2 by Por L pted the policy of pleking and | pall leagues but the Burritt and | Burritt 000 1703—8 tlankandin supseias) Squipmen! R A IS CE IS e SR Al g iien v in Sep b, Aug. 7 —Fmor) sing. 1 want to get the hig boot- | Bartiett boys slipped one over on | Battoriss —Rarlett, Keystond and 1 type of sla clarcd B, A DL B0 TR GUEERUIEED (AL n ner explained Nis padloek- [ legger, the rich restaurant or hotel. |the weather man yesterday and play- | Canch: Burrltt, Ferrao and J. Beanc ler r of radio of s v"‘“ "“’”v"‘ ,“f”?; ’ \‘”‘"v”“‘ - ng of eafes along Proadway's white | I have od the padlock, which |ed In between the showers, | Konowsky. muld v tates, t e Sl e RIS PROVE ¥ ited State orney pine the owner who could easily| A close and esciting contest was Lt ; " : f TEolARA LbS €ollBts ExnreRseats Ohio, Aug. 7 r pay the farcical fine of h iters | witnessed as the score will indicate, | Deep sea fish have a l\lm‘:nu!;!‘mv Bheygty : et {0 hather tIie Gouniry was sats for | lchant Leo T Burchi T ! ) : Iy here, ance or « year. The padlock- | A seven run rally in the fifth imfing | on their hodies which enables the tur bl fiaand with f R v csston tha | 42Y. of injurics suf en the | claring that *Con ows laws | ing Is dono witliout a jury and ten |furned an apparent defeat nto vic- | to swim nt depths where it is pitch ! I Sipt) p R LA [V S nRR A L e 4 e ot | Plane itenant | and lawa, but docs not patrontzs the [ minutes of the court’s tim is worth [tory for the Burrilt team. In this|dark, S G JShitliznuan SIS iR ARt R ——-,—_-;—_—__.-:::—_--___._..__.—-—-_—__—_—.m : Chicargo 1 I i [ing r “'i‘ \ e Rnstl t frst | ) [P, . 0'Bren. secratary of tha Irist [ WA T 1 en | Tonrist Development sociation, | ve located In € > i i Landauer of the Amcrican while there had not been anything “é E L ONNELLY 4 K City, Mo., for New York city [ion, the arrivals at Cobh totalled g opera s ona He has not arrived there [mora than 1,000 a weel, and the | L E MULLEN T B nA st frienial and oo ipany oMl tvattis hatwesn Trelanatand Tngland | MU l: vN Awilh, cials have instituted a country-wide (ona one of the most important ser- ‘ N earch for him was practically double what it | - — — ! (3 s last vear, g The transportation companies con nt mber of the Austrian diet, Herr |cerned were satistied with hoth re- | 2 - : : field | Detzne e oty bty D (e 2 i ) o Stvadia nt a ipplies Ihe councll eaved the princess 'tourists traffic 18 reported in excess | Mr. Beane cxplained. It 1s the home from heing efected from her ances- [of previous vear and in several dis- b ot koven large radio instrument com- | tral homs, the Castle of Schoen- [triets has reached the pre-war , ane manufacturing bronn. It was at that time she bfl-‘slmidmd. acauaint proved 1 in r if to hoarde Prince Rudolph. serving an apprenticeship DIET MEMBER AIDS, AND WINS AUSTRIAN PRINCESS Romance In Vienna Started When | attending a girl's high Vienna while the princess Council Intervenes in Her | former Crown Prince jehalf. her marriaze 1o a social democratic | he will be torn to pieces. DON'T DELAY If You Want a Suit For ‘10 IT GET BUT GET IT Never Again Will You Have Such an Opportunity to Save N.Y SAMFLE SHO David §.Segall, Pres. 357 Main §t. New Britain 35 Main Bristol (Two Stores) 63 MAIN STREET d with Herr T hah the upbringing ind education of her children, Both e Biperison. o of the principals have been divorced fornia Penr The princess {8 the m'ln\lhughh‘r‘ Nt of Emperor Franz Joseph and the |f only danghter of the fllfated Crow Her son is now tomobile factory and a daughter is living in a small flat in the eity FFAR FOR HIS SATUTY Vienna, Aug. 7 (®—A report that | Willlam of German is at Gumnden, Vienna 7 (A—A romance, [a faghionable resort in northern Aus- started w 1 workingmen's coun- | tria, has created considerable ex- il intervened in behalf of the for-|citement among the workmen here. mer Austrian prince Elizabeth |Some of them are asserted to have Windischgiz will culminate in |declared that if he comes 15 « <20 TOVORROW OR MONDAY--- MACKAY &WALLIN Petzneck 1 and ad- Ladyhug Industry Is Becoming Prominent Wenatchee, Wash,, Aug. 7 (A)—A shortaga of 6,000,000 ladybugs was reported this spring by Clark Tur ner, “ladybug king." who 1s con in an au. |ducting a new industry in North Central Washington—that of fur- | nishing ladybugs to orchardists, Despite a hard winter on ladybugs, | Turner sold nearly 3,000,000 this | |spring. They are gathered In the | higher rogions of the Cascade moun- tains, and in certain crevices are very thick. The red-coated little insects. are shipped to the fruit ranches and planted ahout 1,000 to an acre. | Breeding several times during a sea- n they multiply very rapidly, and are a natural eénemy of the green | to Vienna [and wooly aphis, peach tree louse |and other orchard pests school In herself is Frederick Every- thing Goes Back to Regular Prices After This Sale St. NEXT TO METHODIST CHURCH $149 00 9-PIECE WAINUT FINISH DINING | SIMMONS BEDS — All greatly reduced SUI'LF Buffet, Talle, hina and during our Mid-Summer Sale Cha Beds at .$8.95 Cribs at $R.75 el . $189<00 ALL-COTTON MATTRESS — Full size, D Window f.‘vv:" red v‘vx‘:vwl service- $9‘95 All Layer Felt Mattress $15.95 PIECE BLUE ) D % = wa STERED SUITE S iOUR UPHOL- | Ralace of our COUCH HAMMOCKS Al b L . LR s at Special Low Prices throughout Hammock with Headrest. 5 Hammock with Upholstered Back AILY HERA LD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925. Every Summer Dress Marked Down Many in the collection have sold for This group cont Diesses. cloths and Silk alone in these dre and $6.95. Summe This Store Is Crowded With Money Saving Opportunities " SSES | One-Half Former Price Regardless of former selling price -these dvesses have heen placed in oneg group. Made cof the highest quality of silks, in all the leading plain colors —aizes 16 to J; values to $18.00. .. F ig w‘cd and Strmé ARl . .-ab We have taken all our Figured $ and Striped .Silk Dresses and put them in this group—these satie dresses sold early in the scason for double 1 more than this low price. We siill have a good line of sizes. $5.00 all kinds of vepes, Broad- The materials es cost more than 82, ( Voiles, Mixtures. Y — YARD GOODS SPECIALS THAT ARE MONEY SAVERS | — i — = JAPANE PONGEL \I CURTAING \ 11\'\ TOWELS \ ANl silk, natural color, ex- 75 pair Curtains, all 2 1.4 | Pure linen Huck Towel l celient quality for dresees, |} yards long; plain margui hemstitched and embroid Araperies at -y { sette, dois and fignred ruf ered in prety designs. Special, yard . 49c i fied, with tic-backs, at a | saturday e e Bejuier o o PNGLISH PRINTS | ————— e DL LR e 1L — —— UNGLISH BROADCLOTH and children’s dresse MADRAS SHIRTING in stripes and novelty pat- R ntecd colors. 36 in. | § With silk stripes, fast col- | !mm for one-pirce dgesses wide, Saturday .‘)?C ors, fine guality, nches |} —fast colors, 69¢ value, k« pecial, yard “r4 wide, sat 3(\ 26 inches wide " | vrice vand JcC | Specinl price, yd 49(: —— i 2 i\ Babiiind e tady WASH GOODS One ot inchding BT e W et e oloth hantang ; CHEFSE CLOTH | PILLOW CASES elcib. bioaddioih | y (Curity by { Extra heavy, evtra fine At n Al colors lwll bleac h ul > l finishied Pillow Cases, tull | wide. Saturday | s 25 ize. 1 00 | Special, yard | sat yds, for C { Q for \b ° SILK & COTTON CREPI e e CURTAIN MATLRIAL wd tuh silis, in o stripe BED SPREADS | Dotted and fizured Cur and figure for dressc Crinkled Bed Spr 1< toin material, 36 in. wide, BitRines, L ctcrl ne Linches with rose. hiue and gold Valnes to 30c yard. Sat- | wide. Saturday stripe, 8{x108 - urday | S e 89| | W™ $2.25] | 25¢ — —_— - . R Good quality APRON GINGHAM yard ON DISH TOWFEIL- ING T N RED SHEETS | 1 Pall bleach e | 1 Bed Sheet s wide. | vard wide, white and | Made of quality cot- brown; plain and colored ton| Size T2x90 14.,(: horder sat., each 7 el e {1 )3 [ a0 ) —— e e Boys' Wash Suits and Rompers - $1.29 A real value in Boys’ Wash Suits in middy or button-on style; all col- ors sizes; fast col- ors. Also Rompers in sizes 1 to 6. All colors, speant . $1.29 Spectal. ., Philippine Gowns and Chemise All guaranteed hand embroider- ed and sewed; cut full size, with square, round or V neck. Several Pt TS198 Saturday Special .. .. Ladies' and tucked White, tan, ront, flesh, hip hem, howeydew. Satur Toilet Articles delight- coftens the Large bottle Bath Salts, fully perfames and water, Several odors, Regular 50c. Saturday special s 29c Djer Kiss Taleum Powder, Sat- “urday ‘) SFECIAL T e 22¢ Williams' Shaving Cream, large size. Saturday 5 St . 35¢ 25¢ can of Talenm Pow- Saturday Special. .. 10¢c Regular der. Cocoanut Ol Shampoo. 50c. Saturday 25 spectal. C Lysol, emall size. Saturday Specil ........ 19c Uso, the new cleaning outfit. Especially designed use in homes, garages, stores, theaters, for auto owners and tailors Cleans npholstery. leather goods, suede shoes and %1 00 fabrics of all kind, Saturday Special . Dle ___._-__.-_.__\ o HOSIERY | SPECIALS Ladies' fnll Thread Silk Hose, fashioned Our ure own brand. extra heavs quality and every pair perfect colors, White, black, nude befee and 1 Rock grey. <h, Freneh nude - $1.15 Ladics’ Pure Theead Silk Hose —made with triple scam in back. Al first quality colors Aircdale, peach, flesh, nude French nude, beize and 63\: grey. Speeial Children's Silk Lisle Sox with fancy colored tops, in ali the wanted shades, 35c Special English Broadcloth Slips <h Broadcloth Princess Slips, with lace trimmed bodice A material that will not (‘Hng< ' Silk Stripe ~ BRASSIERES With stde hook, in flesh color only. 6izes 32 to 44, 29c | Saturday Special ..... .0 . $1.98 day Special ... NECKWEAR Middy Ties in satin and Crepe de Chine. Plain, plaids and dots, Saturday Lace panels, maae of fine val lace, with round collars, Saturday Special 95(: Tadies Four-in-Aand Silk Ties. Roman ~lr1po< and dots. 480 Special HANDKSRCHIEFS Tadies' Linen, 1-4 inch hem. 3 25¢ Men's Linen, fine quality, 1-4 1n. hem. Special 19C each. . Spectal. . for MEN’S SHIRTS Men's nine English Broad- cloth Shirts with and without. collars, A real full cut shirt. Colors: White, blue, grey and tan. Sizes 14 to 17, "$1.29 Special Men's extra fine quality nain- <00k Union Suits ;made of genu- ine 80-square uainsook. et full 70 Sizes 36 to 16 63 Special c Men's Blue Work Shirts, with collars attached. Made of very od quality chambray. Sizes Special ... . 99¢ Special