New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 7

views g Cynthia wi ng in her aristo- e Irene Winger, tra Telle Holsteln, Barhar v nd {Rickert, pioneer badge; Clara Ticlle | Holstein, seribe and flower finder: Barbara Smith, Harriet i bheth Purney, swimmer Trene Haigis, Flor citizen hadge: ce Tom tekert Thy; seaso Ramleh and Amman to Bagdad,! Went forced landings, especially de- ASU“"EN [;[]NVERT plened threo-ongined afreraft wiil be \ n o GIR . 300UT NEWS Has Long Been Sympathetic| |ora’ assoclation will have an outing | |Saturduy at the New Britain Girl London, Oct, 2 (M—Tho espousal|jeave by auto in the morning and by Lady Cynthla Mosley of the cause pian 'to cook dinner out of doors. audden as many Englishmen sup- 1o hotd the week of October 19 at posed it to be. The recent selection Junior High school, s Curzon of Kedleston and his first flcaders or those who wish 1o know wife, Mary Lelter of Chicago. a8 & uhout the scouting program. Any ment simply turihed the spotlight on \ishing to enter this group should her soclalist views. | lLast year Lady Cynthia attended a jand reecive further Information reception at the soviet em Y 10 lconcernipg the course. Rakovsky and his wife greeted a |first meeting of the season this week mixed company. This Included amp school, Nearly all of \lthe glrls were present and hope to Sydney Webh and many other cel © the new scout year an enthu- brated me whe i n order and though fthe scouts customed to | med quite free with I decline cratic surrounding. ed: President, Katherine Wi “reds,” Lady Cynthla stoutly main- president, Doris Vander- tains that her views aro “only pink- |phrool a (treasurer, Dovothy Bentley; song | communist. The fortune which came fleader, Mabel Spring: cheer leader, abled her {o cut loose from the Cur- {Helen Konrin. 7on traditions and stecr a course in- | Ne all campers were present | Many Englishmen are inclined to|ventured the theill of a dip in the eredit Lady Cynthia's political views pool. An enthusiastic game of b hand, who is a thorough Englishmun [by Miss Dorothy IFowler, camp | of an aristocrat family, also is ancouncillor. The following girls were | — oom, Air Mail to Save 10 London, Oct. 2 (P}—A weekly service between England and Ind Airways, Limited, through a sub: and a five-year contract given by t in Bombay In five days against 1 hours home s present 15 days, and when the ser Troop 6 Junior summer passengers also will be car- |time this Miss Marjoric | rled. At the outset passengers will |Gibney will be second lieutenant of Basra, - The route, just under 2,500 miles Maonroe w the last president to ! used Members of the Girl Scout Lead- | . . With Proletariat ) IScout camp, Portland, Leaders will of tho ‘proletarlat was not nearly as|” ‘ho training class for leaders, to of the daughter of the late Marquis fioing planned especially for new labor candidate for a scat in parlia- young wonmen over 16 yoars of age {send thelr names to the scout office Chesham Mouse, where Ambasss or| Mountain Laurel Troop 6, held the at the (¢ George Bernard Shaw, Il G, Wel stic one. ction of officers was from those Lady [the nomination,” the following were Although she has associated with | secretary, Florence Gooby: Ish." She is a soclalist and not to her through her mother has en- |Dorls Vanderbrook; troop reporter dependent of her relatives. at the camp reunion though only to her American blood, but her hus- [ball was followed by camp sor enthusiastic socialist. !presented with badge: Days in India Route |, 1n being undertaken by the Imper anr ministry. Mails will be delivered |kin ice comes into regular operation next (school, met wy for the first only be carried between Calro and |this troop. in length, will be from Kantara via|wear knee hrecches. 300 ONE AND TWO-TROUSER SUITS These These SUITS SUITS On Sale On Sale Saturday Saturday i VALUES! By far we believe the greatest value-giving event in recent years—These Suits were made to retail up to $40.00. {| The fabrics are cheviots, ultra-smart and prac- tical. The cassimeres are durable and attractiv The worsteds will stand the strain of unusual wear, Fall shades are wonderful and patterns in great variety. The careful tailoring makes them of special appeal to the fastidious dresser. OVERCOATS and TOPCOATS Never was our selection of fine Overcoats so complete as now. Never were our values so out- standing. $25 ., $65 SUITS and OVERCOATS TAILORED to order 135 ‘g5 1|8 . Elivaheth Harwood, | (8 Sprague, | 1 merit | § Hizh | N | course, The boys started on foot trom thelr homes six days before school opened with less money than it re- quired to see a couplo of good mo- vies, They worked en route to Bir- mingham, thereby securing sufficient funds for food and lodging, They neither asked nor accepted charity, They arrived at the college in fine fettle and entered upon thelr studies with zeal, Both boys are graduates Covington county h modest circumstances, they found it necessary to walk to Birmingham and to depend upon thelr own ef- forts if they were to attend college. BOYS WALK 175 MILES T0 COLLEGE And One Must Also Work His Way Through Birmingham, Ala,, Oct, 2 (P)—Ex- emplifying the adage, “Where there's u will, there's a way," two boys en- tered Howard college at the opening of the ol year after having walked miles. These youths hall from the same town—Ilorala, on the southern boundary of Alabama—and have long been neighbors, One of them, Samuel Hart, is preparing himself | for the minis of the h school, In TO STUDY GERMAN ART. Oct, 2 (B —The board of cducation has dc | send a del study in th tablis Sofia, Bulgarian to to [ ind with the object of ¢ Ing closer cultural relations n the two countries, DONNELLY, LLEN (0. Hosiery Ladies’ Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose, strictly first quality; all the new Fall shades, black, white, nude, French nude, atmosphere, {an, blonde, heige, gun metal, buff, sombrero, grey and bhrown. $1 15 . Value to §2.50. Special, pair . Ladies’ Phoenix Chiffon Hose, full fashioned, all the desirable Fall shades, blush, gun metal, blonde, nude I'rench nude, cardhoard, champagne, $l 75 silver, Special, pair Ladies’ Phoenix Full Fashioned Pure Sill Hose, all the wanted colors, white, nude, French nude, hufl, cham- pagne, blonde, lariat, tan bark and airedale. Special, pair 's D Men’s Dept. Men’s Genuine Broadeloth Shirts with and without col- lars; colors, white, blue, tan and grey. 9 Value to $2.50. Special, each e $1 1 9 Men's Flannel Pa ferns, extra heav Saturday Special jamas, extra fine quality in neat pat- weight, sizes 36 to 16, $1 59 Sweaters with mixtures; Childven’s Worsted pockets, all the new ~and and oxford. Naturday Special, each . . Ladies Mered heige, gre) and brown. Sport patche heather hrown, tan, $3.4 ized Sport Ribbed Hose, vlors, n bark, aivedale, French nude Saturday Special, pair . ... tan, 43¢ WINDSOR CREPE BLOOMERS In regular and extra size, elastic knee and M BLOOME With full plaited skirt, | reinforced seat, dou- ble waist band, hest quality sateens; sizes waist; every garment Sat. Special EXTRA SIZE FLANNEL GOWNS Made of genuine Amoskeag Flannel: a pretfy as- sortment of stripes—silk braid trimmed: made long and extra full; also in white. $1 79 Saturday Special 8 SATIN CREPE A good weight, soft draping dress crepe, in black and colors. 40 inches wide. Saturday Special, yard ENGLISH PRIN In neat patterns and colorings, suitable for ladies’ and children’s wear; fast colors. 36 inches wide. 22 Special, yard . et C: WOOL PLAIDS Are desirable now for separate skirts, jumper dresses and in combination with plain colors. We have them in 56-inch widths. $2 98 S . Special, yard .. BATES DRESS GINGHAM In standard and broken checks, and plain colors; inches wide. Saturday Special, yard DRESS VELVET Guaranteed fast color and fast pile, black and navy; 36 inches wide. Special, yard KAMOHATHA LYKE | ANY MODERN TOWN Sailor, on Return, Likens 1t fo. (ther Places Oct, 2 (-1 Seattle impres: stons that Siheria, is o land of desolution, inhabited only by | Tiskimos and far from the teuth, Capfain Albert Grove, com mander of a fishing schooner recent- Iy returned from the region, deelared here, “I was very conditios Captain entirely before Kam Lears, I I surprised at the *otropaviosk,’ 1 had rent Idea of ‘the § wrived thero “for an itary conditions, modern machinery, | pletures and any metropolis enjoys flelent ugo only could read over and ehildren the rudiments of schooling. well pived uireets radlo, practically motion overything 1 was told that 40 per cent of the population and write, whereas now per cent of them, both adults ure well advance cifielent enneth Price, a Seattle y in were the schools | my crew, ro 1o 8 and I allowed him to do it wlosk are and per- t in the almos in the IH,\" of Kamehatka | . but the | po administer- | all | Christmas Silk Dresses FOR SATURDAY SELLING A s s, Specializing In Two Modest Prices GROUP ONE 1 An excellent group and an excellent value at this low price. Many new models vou have never seen hefore. The styles. most adorable new The prettiest sort All the new Fall silk and colors. of frocks. Sizes for GROUP TWO 15 Every garment is new and fresh; seasonable and up to the minute in style. We call particular attention to the admirable finishing of these dresses. They are so Cne Hundred Charming They have fine schools, splendgid san-|Old Faithful Geyser y Still Shoots Regulax Yellowstone Natlonal Park, ¢ I.‘ (] “Ihelr schools are particularly ef. | il nine yeary | famous old geyser Is steam and hot wat utes Instead of-every 60 [l 4 in | punctually | season years end of the - | seasonal water cha nlways ady spectal | tervals Old ool IMail Your Christmas London persons i BOSTON STORE Good Sound and Reliable Merchandise Marked at theLawest Prices in the Cityv I exceptional at this modest | price. This is by far the best value we have had this | season. . | White and flesh, all sizes. Saturday Special dvepito the Faithful neyer nor more ered in very pretty de- ['should malf t A e | the hollday. 'The warning is for ti%" Y | purpose of avolding dciay 1o gheke agesssimilar to that whieh cceuryd = Old Falthful s stil luflh—il.mi yvar owing 1o the greal onn: report that the | gestion in the mall, blowing off every 67 min- | W SCOOTER FOI- KINDDIEK. | Btotting Oct, 2 (BTl ovl 1oy has been shooting | for German kiddies fs 1he “2olling every 60 minutes this | Island.” Adhering (o the privelpld of same as In previous | the scooter, it cohslsty of a wpcaan only varlution is at the | disk with two wheels on cither siag sunme to | ond one dirlgible wheel in ‘ront, ‘Khe geyser | child stands on the d nd pronels htly longer fn- | (w0 polem in superintendent sald | cithe spouted hetter regularly than this ycar Falthful the Th when, due 5 the forward by mean, v hand ite al sl I EBERT'S SON RADICAL Oct, 2 (P — I'viohlen Ebert, son of the late presidesy of Germany, has hecome cditor @1 thp social Volksblu®, & formerly Ehmms it Potsdum, Packages Early Now Oct, 2 (&) British issued that the mocratie send | parliamentary news serviee of Bors England | lir democratie He social I'he radieal organ was lee has 1 warni editor of deslre 1o ¥ to DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. Glove Special Two-clasp Lambskin Gloves, black, brown, tan, grey. $1 69 Sat. Special , lLadics' 2-clasp Chamoislike hack; black, brown. Special Gloves, embroidered Handkerchiefs Ladies’ Fine Quality Handkerchiefs, embroid- Ladies’ Colored Border Handkerchiefs; a large assoriment; 'j-in. hem. el 4 for25c signs; colored and white. i 6 for 25C Special PILLOW CASES Séc BED SHEETS Saturday, each wi uv quality; 36 inches wide. Saturday, yard and extra fine value. 100 per eent Virgin wool, handsome Scotch plaids B t Specials Extra fine quality pillow ca made of heavy sheeting, size 42x36. Saturday, each Full size seamless hed sheets, we guarantee the wear- ing qualities, size 81x90. [ nn CRETONNES Wide assortment of patterns, vegular 25¢ % 122c BLANKETS Mixed wool, pretty block plaids, size 70x80; double Saturday, pair .... ALL WOOL BLANKETS with taffeta binding, size 70x80, Saturday, pair SCARFS All pure Trish linen, various colored edgings with inserts, size 18x45. Saturday, each . LINEN CHAIR BACK SETS Beautiful Ttalian cut, with a variety of patterns; a llll('“fl“'l(‘“:\l \':\Iu('. Saturday, set ... LUNCHEON SETS Porto Rican hand embroidered luncheon sets on Ital- ian linen, heautiful patterns. Saturday, set . SHEET BLANKETS \ limited quantity pretty plaids, fine qualify cotton. Saturday, each Notions RIT SOAP DYE, all colors Saturday Special 3 packages 1 OC AUNT LYDIAS' CARPET and BUTTON 8 THREAD, all colors. Saturday Special . (& DE LONG LINGERIE and BABY PINS—14 kt. gold. One dozen on a card. . 8¢ Saturday Special . 25c¢ SHINOLA HOME SET—complete with dauber and brush. Saturday Special . ATLAS COMMON PINS, guaranteed rust- proof. Saturday Special PREMIER COLLAR BANDS, all siz Saturday Special . s LINDSAY ELASTIC SANITARY BELTS. 8¢ 17¢