New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1925, Page 3

THOMAS BORNELL | HISTORIAN, DIES AL91 Rails, fo Rally Following Operation —— Providence, R. I, Oct. 7 (P Thomas W. Bicknell, famous histor- iun, lecturer and scholar, founder of veveral church 2nd educational insti- titions In varlous parts of the coun- iry, and co-founder of the North Da- lota town of New England, died last night at the Horaeopathic hospital lLiers following an operation perform ed early yesterday afternoon. Dr. Bicknell was 91 year sold. He was the creator of the Rhode [sland state boardl of education, now fitty-five years old, and in 1871 founded the Rhode Island Normal sehool, now the Rhode Island college of Education, Dr. Bicknell founded the New Tingland Journal of Wducation at L Baston also the New England Bu- reau) of Education, now Winship's Teacher's Agency. Tn 1880, Dr. Ricknell founded the |} Fatlon Councll of Education at Chautauqua, N. T, and was elected president of the National Education assoclation of the United States in 1884, From 1830 to 1890 he smerved as representative of ward two, Boston, in the Massachusetts general court - and was chalrman of homes commit- taes of suffrags and education. Dr. Bicknell was leader and co- founder of the Harvard Congrega- tlonal church at Boston and the Con- zregatignal church at New England, | i N. I He was founder and first vresident of the Rhode Tsland Con- sregational Sunday Schools Union and president of the International Sunday School association. He founded the National Soclety, Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims, |} in 1902 -+ Chief among Dr. Birknell's liter- ary Wnr]s 1r¢« "The [Hn fll Willlam “Sowame,” “The story Clarke,” *“The Dorr | | War'” and a monumental “history of | Rhode Tsland” in Mur volumens, FACE PROSECHTION § IN HOSPITAL CASE | | l ) Fsoape and Ma.rrlage of Grazy I (sirl Has Consequences 1 Springfield, Mass, Oct. 7 (P— 1§ Attorney A P1\1| Connor and John | [ unlees both men n 4Hsr\ Dr ) Tohn A, Houstbn, Supt. Of the hos- pital thrat they had no malicious tn- and were in lgnnranr‘ of the ng Un nlhl HH it told of the Dye your feded garments, draperies, curtaine, trimmings, eweaters, ecarfs, ste., & new and feshionable color with Putaam—the dye that goes farther— !,ivu clearer, brighter eolor—with no rt. The same package will tint or iv- all fabrice—silk, cotton end wool— | 18 one operation—important in band- ing silk-trimmed cloth drewses, suits, eic. Complete directions on package. Price 15 cents. g’ &J end Srains \/\ L ! BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1925, FREE! A pair of Silk Hose Free with every pair of Ladies’ or Men'’s Shoes, Oxfords or Pumps Thursday Only LADIES, LOOK'! 240 pairs of Ladies’ Oxfords and Pumps, all styles, broken sizes only, pair, $1.97 //// LaBelle Shoe Co. ANNOUNCING OUR 2nd Anniversary SALE=— After Two Years of Successful Merchandising and Honest Dealing in This City We Are About to Cele- brate Our Second Birthday Anbiversary by This GREAT VAILUE-GIVING EVENT WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS A stylish, comfortable Slipper with heavy padded soles; all colors, all sizes 690 R M A AR SRR MEN! 187 pairs Shoes and Oxfords for men; in black and brown calfskin, all Good- year welts. Take ’em away at $2.79 a pair THE BIGGEST, BROADEST, LEGITIMATE AND MOST COMMANDING SHOE SALE EVER STAGED IN THIS CITY. READ, REALIZE AND PROFIT m | Every Word of This Advertisement and Then Hurry for the Bargains SWEET SALLY LUNN SHOES FOR WOMEN 20% OFF Every Pair FOR DALTON AND CRAWFORD SHOES Seld By Us Only 20% OFF Every Pair MEN HERE'S SOME INTERESTING NEWS! §§ Right at the Opening of the Season We Are Going to Sell New Early Fall Footwear at Unusually Low Prices EVERY PRICE IS A SALE PRICE AND REPRESENTS BIG SAVINGS! Sale Starts Thursday Morning, October 8, at 9 o’clock Don't Miss this Opportunity to gzet the latest Dress or Work Shoes and Oxfords at less than Cost Price. Men's Black and Tan Calfskin Shoes and Oxfords, regulal' $5.00 value, mir S '\Iou 8 Hurh (.radc \\ ml\ hhm\ every pair guaran- teed. Sale price, pair e e i T '\IonsHl;zhcst Qualm Qhoos aml ()\lmdh fm dtcw $3 79 wear. Regular price $5.85. Sale price, pair Men's fihoe& and O\fnuk of Ilu finest qudhl\ leathers. Reg. price up to $7.30. Sale price, pau T B W RS P A 5 g s R".Y' and Girk’ ) Leather Trimmed Sneaks 97C pair Infants’ Shoes Sizes 4 to 8 97c, $1,47 pair Women's High-Grade HOSIERY including Raymond's and Rosaine full fashioned pure =ilk; all shades. Sale Price $1.39 Regular $2.00 Value Boys' Uskide Soles $2 ,97 pair STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE Maceasin Style Shoes School Shoes We carry one of the most com- plete assortments of Boys’ and Girls’ School and Dress Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps. Buy now and save dollars. cott-Johnson, BRear, etec. $1.79 $2.47 $2.79 RRANCH STORE, BRISTOL All high grade makes including Endi- Walton, Blue U. S. Army Shoes Goodyear Welts $3 79 o Don’t Pass Up the Sensatnonal Offermgs LA BELLE SHOE CO. 360 Main Street, Cor. Myrtle St. New Britain, Conn. d Snappy Patent I‘umpx all sizes, all hc('lx wzulal # Women's Black Satin Dress Pumps. high and low STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE THEY ARE B A complete assortment of the newest § carly fall styles of women's pumps and 8§ oxfords in velvets, satins and patents. $347 $3.79 price §5.00. Sale price, pair heels, worth $5.85. Sale price, pair % Large variety of Women's Black and Tan Calfskin O\fm‘ds, low and military heels, vegular price $5.85. Nale price, pair $3.79 § Voung Ladies’ Collegian Oxfords in light tan, and black calfskin, calfskin, plain toes. Regular price up to $7.50. Sale price, pair 5 $4.79 1 W omen’s High Grade Novelty Pumps, , step-in and strap effects, strap effects, velvets, patents and satins, high and low heels, values up to 87.50, Sale price, pair Men's Scout Shoes Style Men’s Moccasin Shoeg Guaranteed All Leather $1 89 A Good Shoe for Work 3 $ $2.97 pair A Reputation of Two Yearsat Your Command A 100 Per Cent Opportunity -