New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1925, Page 3

LABOR FEDERATION SESSIONS AT END Threatened Storm Over La Fol- lette Fund Ends in Calm The resolution favoring a third | political party or labor party was| almost unanimously defeated| shortly after the opéning of the afternoon session of the last day of the 40th annual convention of the Connecticut Federation of Labor, at Judd's hall, this city, yesterday, The resolution occupled the greater part of the morning sesslon and the debate was continued into the afternoon. It finally was de- feated, President O'Meara's stirring address shortly before noon belng | acknowledged as the dominating | influence in this action, N Resolutions of tribute memory of Former International President Samuel Gompers, of Senator Robert M. La Follette and of Patrick Ginty of Danbury were adopted. Insinuations and even personali- ties cropped out thick and fast when a resolution was iIntroduced during the afternoon o have the | to the i federation officially endorse the /M 'Labor News"' published in New i Haven by I M. Ornburn. The ] raper was not entirely satisfactory ] to everybody before it suspended six months ago. The new resolution provided that the president and secretary censor news before pub- i lication. Mr. Ornburn offered to make the federation a present of the paper including all its advertising ~con- | tracts in order to keep the organ going. Labor Insurance Approved The Amerfcan Federation plan for a labor insurance company was endorsed by resolution. The state tax on movies was dis- cussed and by resolution the dele- gates will cooperate with the mo- tion picture operators in an effort to defeat this tax. During the last few minutes of the closing hour of the convention | i another “battle” was threatened | when Mr. Ornburn demanded an | [ ttemized report from the federa- tion committes wh! had solicited funds to boost the La Follette cam- paign. No report had been filed by this committee and several dele- | gatés began making efforts to get the floor when John W. Murphy of New Haven managed to get the | president’s attention and made a motion to table the matter, The motion. prevailed and harmony Al reizned. R Thanke were extended to the of- ficers and to the delegates by the | § officers, to Mayor Paonessa and others who had participated, in- cluding the Central Labor Union of New Britain G. A. R. Field Day at b Farm in Woodbridge |§ The G. A, R. and. their allled erders have heen invited tn attend | K a . state field day to be held at C. ; ¥. Clark's farm. Woodbridge, Sept. |8 17 from 6 a. m. (E. & T.) to leng s they care to stay There will be an old1 fashioned farm din- | to all who wish, pt the boys of 61-65 who will have thelr dinner fres and anything else on the farm Members should notify | B Past Commander Clark on or be- fore Sept. 15 how many expect to | artend. There will be a past com- meeting at the farm the | manders’ tame da) bE W i School Board Approves High Football Schedule | The board of education at a meet- ing held yvesterday, approved the schedule of the New Britaih High school foothall team for the coming season. The cchedule comprises | eight games including one against |@ Troy Conference Academy in | ultney, Vt. The big game of t son, that with the Hartf, High scheol 1s echeduled to be played in this eity on 'Th;: schedule is as fellows 9 November 14 September 13, Drury High of | |8 North Adams at New Britain; Sept. | 26, Fast Hartford High at | Britafn; Oct, 3, Troy Conference | Academy at Poultney, Vt.: Oct. 10, ‘Weaver High at Hartford; Oct. 17, West Haven High at New Britain; Oct. 24, New Haven High at New Haven; Oct, 31, pending: Nov 2 Crosby High of Waterbury at New Britain, and Nov, 14, Hartford H at New Britain, WOMAN S0 ILL WASHED DISHES § SITTING DOWN Mrs.Ashcrofi’s Remarkable Recovery After Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound . Covington,Ky.: was so weak and nervous 1 could hardly do my house. work asI could not stand because of the bearing-down pains in back and abdomen. sat down most of the time and did what 1 could do in i seribing Ly Pinkham’s medi cines was put in my mail-box. 1 saw how the Vege table Compound had helped others so ,J gaveit a trial. I had to take about a dozen bottles before I gained my strength but 1 certainly E medicine. Then | took Ly ham’s Blood medicine for poor blood 1 was cold all the time. 1 would he #0 cold I could hardly sit still and in the palms of my hands there would be drops of sweat. I also used the San- ve Wash and I recommend it also. You may publish this letter and I will answer letters from womenand my neighbors about these med- 25, —Mrs, HARRY ASHCROFT,632 Dzoch Avenue, Covington, Kentucky. 200 Pairs of Wom- en's Black Satin One- $ Strap Pumps - With covered Cuban heels, all sizes, regular $5.00, at House Dresses to Embrolder — Pretty patterns stamped on rose, blue, brown, lav- ender and green linen, regular value §1.00 each —at Art Dept. Dollar Day, 2 for NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1925 or Men's styles, woven stripe madras and repp cloths, chofce, Shirts—Band collar attached broadcloths, madras, sk sizes 14 to 17 each | Alarm Clocks—Well D known $1.65, at i Dept., each American make, guaranteed value Jewelry “Tirnd«] Bags— - In all steel, red and steel, copen Fr:::‘:::?:’-‘;m and steel and am- high, 9% inch dlameter, polish- DR And IR Keth ad gold lined durable frames 8| % j //7 \\ ]} J.arnnea:fl.le':l: many other want. dle, linings to ed pieces, value match, egular e ey $1.75 to $3.50 Monday Hartford S Greatest Dollar Day b $1.00 Don’t Waste Time Looking Around. Come Straight to Our Store. Save Time and Money ' LEATHER, SILK AND TAPESTRY BAGS—With inside frames, change purse and mirror. Leather ones are black, hrown, tan and grey, with long and short handles. Sk bags include '1 81.908 BLOUSES for $1.00 — Epecial purchase of five hundred English Broad- cloth Blouses. latest collars, \necl , also high neck All new models and the including Peter Pan, roll, These come in g 1,500 PAIRS OF BOYS' SEPARATI TROUSERS AT $1.00 — All wool faney mixtures, tweeds and corduroys, made, all have taped seams, the and fancy mixtures are full lined, trongly tweeds Y splen- pleated effacts and plain siik bags with it e e i silk lining and center purse, Tapestry white, blue and tan. Sizes 36 (o 46. Ex- o8 okra oIt e e e RBags are well made and have a chain tra sizes 48 to 54, Dollar Day ........ floor and at the boys' clothing depart- handle, Valued to $2.00, for ......... T TR v Al SRR v e y ollar Lay ollar Day KNIT UNDERWEAR At BABY SHOP At CORSET DEPT. 4 for $1.00 B. G. CORSELETTES — Made of silk striped Women's Medlum Weight Women's Extra Large Vests | Infants Knit Bootecs. Infants' Rubber Pant material, long skirt, boned across abdomen; can Unlon Suits — Made with a —Sizes 46 to 50; made low Quilted _Pads 17 x 18, Mercerized Stockings, | P? VOrn with or without corsets. Sizes up to ¢4 thread of rayon cross siripe, low eveless, Value 49c. Values up to 4 \n}lm $1.50, $1 00 neck, sleeves, knee length, Sizes Dollar @ BOatenaRio s, Gt for 1.00 Dollar Da = 36 to 44. Dollar Day | H. & W, And Other Well Known Makes of $1 00 | Brassicres—\With or without garters; short and D | 8 for $1.00 long walsted models. Values Women's Step-ins—Ot a high Women's Vest or Bodice Infonts' White Dresses, Flannelotte Gowns and |y 10 1o Dotiar Dy 2 '$1.00 grade rayon, made good and full 00 Walsts — 2 to Sizos 36 to 44; our regular —colors are peach, flesh and e orchid, YValue $1.50. Dollar T 41n| $1 2 $1.00 each..... . Rayon Vests — For women, Children's Pear] colors, peach and flesh, made With garter attachment and re- bodice style. Values 6%, Dol- inforced arm hole. Sizes lar @1 13, value 3 $1 S P w .00 Dollar Da for Women's Knit Union Suite— Made low neck, sleeveless, mnc, or cuff knee, Sizes 36 to G0 $100 Dollar Day Children's Forest Mills Suits—Come in grey and zes 2 to 12 §1 ’$1 value at, each .. .00 Union white, .00 Dollar Day HOSIERY Women's High frade Pure Silk and Rayon Stockings — Made with a full fashioned foot —colors are black, grey, blonde, tea rose, beige; first quality. Value $1.35. Dollar Day, pr. .. $1.00 Women's Pure Silk Stocking. Women's Fountain Every pen 1n a short fan with checkerboard tached, every pen 14 kt filling and guaran- $1 teed value —With the three back seams in Book Ends—In t black only with a 1t clock of g and bronze, Made to sell at $1.75. first qual- gns. Value $1.50, at te 2 0 $1,00 Pens ribbon Dollar Day STATIONERY ' b at- self 00 Women's High Grade 811k School bag combination — A Stockings — Colors ars nude, wonderful nation for the crey and champagne;: silk to the boy or girl scholar — 1 school top, all sizes \flu= $1.50, first bag, 1 pencil bos, 2 composition anality, Dollar books, 1 Jumbo tablet, 1 ruler; lar Day A $1 combination packed in a box. Value $1.50, Women's Bob nw~..m pure $1. 00 silk with a neat fancy roll tep at cuff; all the new shades. These Desk Sets—4-picce brass desk are irregular of $1.50 value. | sets Size of 12x19. A won- der, talus $223% Dollar Day Dollar Day. z for $ .00 $1. 00 h owith CHILDREN PINEAPPL assorted colored tops, cotton and wool mixed, 10, , grey, and French tan 1 Value fc pair at.. 4,[" for $ all ¢ MISSES' MERCERIZED STOCRINGS—English rib styie es 6 to 10. TIrregulars of $l for s9¢ kind, at SPORT HOS BOYS' AND GIRLS' COTTON HEATHER 1nd white, brown and white, black and white 6 to 91 Valus 35¢ pair, at. fancy fizes 7 to .00 .00 00 At JEWELRY DEPT JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, selection of the latest novelty jewelry, in terling silver bar pins, Indian bracelets, novelty necklaces including chokers, set in sterling silver Cornelian brooches and many Shop early for Value $1.50 to $3,00; each CLOCKS latest novelty t genuine C: nelian e rin —quantity too small to advertise best selections. $1. 8100 EACH — Wonderful cluding 60 inch pear] neck- race- ameo other pieces 00 Dollar Day CHINA AND GLASSWARE 5-Picce Yellow Mixing Bowl six Amber Colored Scts—b, 6, 7, 8, 9-inch, special | Plates. Reg. $1.59 at 1 00 | sale price 6 for $l sallon Squat Fish Globes— hrec-Picce Console Set With wrought iron stand, sale iridescent blue,white or price $1 00 colors, regular price $1.69, complete .. y . price, Imported China Cups and set . $1 Saucers—With floral decorations —6 cups and 6 sauccrs, regular s—In ruby sale .00 7-Picce Grape Cut Water Sets value $1.50, A’onsisting of tall pitcher and Innovation Cut Glass Wine 39, sale price $1 00 Sets—Consisting of wine set . glasses, decanter and tray, regn- lar value $1.50, Gold Band Dinner and Soup at, set $1-00 Plates—Your che either six Combination Canary Colored soup plates, six dinner plates, or three ner plate 2S, Teg 1 value $1.50, at .. Candy Jar and Sandwich Tray. S $1.00 soup piates an Regular valus sale price, se 0 three din .00 105 Pairs of Men's Tronsers— 400 Work Coats—These striped worstec well | aly retail at 5, ) to each Dollar Day made, flaps on both hip pockets, | y*rn $1 we ask .you to come early for Odds and ends, coats for this item. They'll go fast and ers. barbers, chefs—in fact we cannot accept any telephone for almost all kinds of orders; all sizes, 830 to 42; v If your style and size is larly soid at §2 00 you can buy a coat for Dollar Day $1 price of the buttons alone $1.00 does not cover the cest of in our Work Clothes the material alone. Main Floor. usu- $3.00 00 wait- e work. here, the Sold Dept Petticoats, Wool H Bloomers— 69c each, at Flannelette Kimonos, Black, White alues up to White Silk and Pink Sateen « $1.00 Carter's Infants' Mercerized Silk and Wool Shirts, and Infants’ Sample Dresses, Infants’ Chambray Rompers, Panty Dresses. Flannelette Night Drawers, 2 to 6 years, White Rlankets, Sample Silk Ronnets, \Values np to $1.00 each, at $1.00 Infants' Sweaters Hand Made Dresses, to 8 years, Blanket Children's Sample White Coats, Children’s S1.00 Children’s All Wool Sweaters, Crib Blankets, 36x50 inches, Sample Bloomer Drecses, 2 Bath Robes, 2 to 6 years, Trimmed Hats Infants Bath Robes, 2 to 8 years, up to $2.00 each, at CORSETS-—~In tops, a large medium top, and non-lacing models, values up to 82, Dollar Day EXTRA SPECIAL—Mme, X Brassieres—2Made of pure | and ed b 46; $5.00 value variety of styles, elastic $1.00 - Rubber Reducing para rubber, hook back = ‘Bl 00 o i)\\\\ — lmv models, Dollar FLANNELETTE anaihlae st ind plain white fleecy flannelette; | and low neck models: regul a4 extra q; CREPE KIMONOS—Plain and Hw. zured crepe in eeveral styles. Rogular | SLIP-ON SWEATERS — Women's and girls styles in many pretly colors and color combina- | tion. Tormer vaiues $1.00 $1.00 95 and $2.95, BUNG. m Night Gowns—TWhite Guls' Wash Dresses—In gine- | Women's Crepe Pajamas and colors, including wide nov- | hams and novelty prints, scveral | oo o = retty 5 elty Roman es, fn many| Prefty S | iz S e e SRR Y R SR regular price styles, regular sizes, value $1.45| ,n4 ¢y at and 3169 00' at 1 00 ‘ | o s—Lac v at e | White Petticont 71 nd Girls' Middies— Man-0-War | embrotdery trimmed, all sizes. i ; 1 “Gob” middi hite and Dresses and Uniforms— | regular price $1 00 : | colors, more than 20 styles in Housedresses are Amo g and [ 31.89, at . °c this assortr to 22 | e and C ree OISO i 7 - security percales and ginghams _\\hm and .nlfmrl llv il e in plaids and cb and nurses’ | fams Rl $I 00 2 Dollar Day B and maids’ uniforms are white o and blae s 36 to 46, fog- Princess ‘-Hm — White Khaki Play ik [ Raiarat i el s ponAELte man Vaist and bloomer attached metlysprised dite) N s i e + sizes, | piped with red $2.93. Dollar $ 00 values to 31.0% 00 SEne ol livears Day e St 1 value $1.75, at | Dollar Day | D I!ar D At SHOE DEPT. ? an0 Women's Hizh Children's Shoes -~ Patent 13 S Grad ple Pumps and Ox- | leather with brown fors. brozn | At ]()Y DFP]’ fords—All this season's styles calf with gray tops, siz | - s A L size 4B only, regular 35.00 to | 1o 11, regular $2.50 1 00‘ $10.00 value l 00 value, at at . ’ Girls' School Shoes — Al Women' fin Bow 8 | e B ER e B m,,~1 | Infant Dons . Wity slecping doir Slippers beautiful Eor B CRRE Ghh beautiful infant faced dolls les of blue, lavender, rose e e nd black, with soft chrome | Lojn Y $1 00 made of teavy bisque, d soles, all sizes, ik o it v o i ot brown leather. extra good valus, | 15 9 = Men's and Women's Indian g leatherexteropd malicaly i o Moceasins—Mads of €oft brown e 61.00 $1. 00 all sizes o 1.00 200 Pairs Children's Patent | Men's Leather House Slip- Leather Pumps—And four and | pers—In dark or light brown five strap Roman sandals, regu- | yp, a1y pyolle—13 ma leathere 0 lar $2.00 and $1 OO R all sizes o S0 alne : A Women's House § y | Bovs Tennis or Gymna air, dressed in T ber heels a'\ cial Dollar "$1.00 | sizes .. $1.00 Dollar At ART Colored Linen Towels to Em- DEPT. Linen Pure broider—Six patterns for simple | Scarfs—Sizes stamped on color hes, embroidery Dollar Day, | | | [ 2 for 1 | $1 00 linen, regular value Dollar Day, 2 for Pure Linen Filet Lace Scarfs and Center- | and Buffet Sef arfs are 15x36 inches, | pleces 18x45 Inches and 18x50 inch are inches 5 inches. Day, Centerpieces round, your any 2 for . s, regular 1 1 patterns. 4 18x54 inches | Dollar Day l RUG@ Duroleum R x4 extra, S 00 well n Lace Trimmed | 5. 15x45 and 18x52 Cocoa Brush Door Mats—Sjze | $1.49, - $1. 003 . | Rag i “$1. 00 Reves r~|lwh Smyma R apanese Grass cilled in blue, & Centers, Scarfs ts—To embroider, rfs, 18x45 Centerpieces picce Buffot Dollar Day Housewares Genuine Liquid Veneer 0i) large Size Splint Clothes | 1 Size Gahanized Ash Mop with 4 oz, bot Hampers, value Cans, 18 $1.59, uor an noth for $1.00] w0 $1.00 $1.00 White Enameled Medicine AC i ; Cabinets, value 2 200 Picces High Grade 5 L‘:f‘_;,' A $1_00 Ii‘:\ll\"rj:“"","y\". Sor N0, B Wash | yjyminum Ware, $1 00 Houschold Metnl Carpet| oo oy $1.00 values to $1.69, a Sweepers, value $1 00 1.800 Picces High G $1.98, at . antry Step Ladders, well | Enamel Ware, values 12-inch Potted Palms—TFive | value $1.50, = large leaves to $1 00 4 $1.00 2 for $1 00 each plant . | 5-Foot Folding Clothes Dryers 35-pound White Flour Cane, Large Size Willow Clothes —value $1.85, Heavy construction Baskets, Bl 9100 alue $1.65, a " $1.00 $1 | value $1.45, at i BOYS' FALL SUITS—In sizes 3 to § vears, one-piece an exc in brown and ade of fast cr &old at $1.75, day at , . | trousers are of Auroy wond Dollar At LINEN Hemstitehed Colored Border Huck Towels—Assorted eolors reg dollar day 4 for . $1 00 Hemmed Huck red Towels- border, regular $1.00 Hemstitehed rized Table wonee v $1.00 Bleached Red and Blue Striped Glass Toweling, Regular price 17c, dollar $1 00 day 8 yards for Pull Size Seamless Bed ®heets soft finish cotton, s 00 61,00 17c, at 8 for Colored Border and Seallop Merc CIoths, Regular 81.69, and v, each buttoned on style, tho ellent quality cor- blue, the tops are $ lor wash fabrics, regular- erful values dollar Day DEPT, Bleached Mercerized Table Dumask, assorted patterns, reg- ular dollar day 2 yards for .. $l|00 Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads ~Regular $1.49, $l-00 dollar day, each Turkish Hemmed Bleached Towels, double loop, regular 35¢, o $1400 All Linen Hemstitched Scarfs —18x45 and 18x54, regular $1.50. doitr aay, aen .. 91,00 One Dozen Hemmed Absor. hent Diapers—Size 20x20, regu- lar price $1.39, 1 dollar day. dozen $ 000 Extra Heavy Double Loop Towels—Colored border in bt pink and gold, regular 6bc, Dollar Day At WASH GOODS DEPT. Faney Onting Flannel ® fall patterns and colors, 1+ gu- lar 1% Dollar Dagy 00 Plain White Cuting Flanne erican Made Dress Ging- hams—Assorted colors, checks and plaid lar 25¢. Dollar Day 6 % $1.00 Plain and hzlnwl Krinkle Crepe — Regular 2 Dollar Davs, 5 yards $1 00 Dre: wide, s Percales — 36 inches large variety of patterns and rolm< regular 23c. Dollar o orceencerse 91400 for . l'ajumm Imd l.lngerle Check- ed Muslin—Colors yellow, pink peach, light blue, lavender, and white, 36 inches wide, regular 25¢. Dollar Day, 1 00 6 vards for $ Rayon and Silk Printed Fig- ured Crepes—Beantiful assort- ment of patterns and colors, regular $1.25 yard. l 00 Dollar Day, vard.. $ . Dotted and Fancy Figured Voiles—38 and 40 inches wide, assorted colors and patterns, formerly sold at 4%¢ and B9%. Dollar Day, $1‘00 4 yards for ..... MESTIC DEPT. Rleached Bed "u»vrmr- /4 lar 5%, dollar | $1.00 | 40 fnches dollar a $1.00 | Unbleached Cotton—36 ine wide, regular 1hc $1H‘00 ‘_, Bed Sheeting— lar 55c. dollar day $1.00 200 Single Plaid llnnl ets—1In I all colors, regular each, $1 00 | each Gray :m.] Tan Blankets—R |‘r|m of the Loom ( m!'\'v 3 $1.00 | TUnbleached Cotton wide, regular 109, 7 yards for Unbleached 1/4 wile, regu 4th Floor Dollar Day Rayon Silk Figured Net Panel Curtains—With fringed bottoms, values up to §2.00, at, each.. $1.00 700 Pairs of Curtains—O¢ good wearing quality mar- and voile, comprising 1 and novelty curtains, values to $1.75 Silk .\hulullscllc -_— Flru!‘ed patterns, 36 inches wide, extra good quality, half dozen pat- terns to select from, regular value 70¢ yard Dollar Day, yards e $1.00 Cretonne—New up to date patterns and colorings, good durable quality, regular 20c value. Dollar Day, 41 vards for $l 00 Marquisette l'nn(‘_v Edge and Plaid Patterns - Whita and ecru, regular value 3%¢ vard, at 4y for $1.00 Dollar Day MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men's P Bjamas wete's 6100 Men's N t Shirts — Your N Men's Work Shirts—D GO atikton \(l‘n~ Silk I(\nr in- llmnh —_— of muslin or fla o $1.00 Men's Union Suits— E white, regular $155. at $1.00 Men's Full Fashioned Silk Half Hose—RBlack and colors, ir- regulars of a high grade num- T ins $1.00 pairs for .. Men's Fiber Sllk Half Hose— Reg! 50c, black and colors, at 3 pair Men's Half Hose—Rlack - and for colors, regular 25c, wspantor e 91400 Men's Cotton Half Hose— Rlack and colors, at 7 pairs for ..., $1.00 Boys' Broadeloth Shirts—Col- lar attached styles, l 00 reg. $1.59, at each . Boys' One or Two-1 fece Flan. nelette Pajamas, $ l .00 Reg. $1.50, at each Boys' Percale Blouses—Sizes T to 186, reg. 6%, sl m at 3 for .