New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1925, Page 16

16 NFW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDN PRIZE W|NNERS IN | Alling Rubber Co. Cooked Food Shop SDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1925. FAVORABLE TRADE B! BUILDINGS SOLD Washington, Oct. 14 (A—Exports York, Oct. 14 (®=The CI\. from the United States for Se |\hxll-! cago Rock lsland and Pacific rail- ,000,000 and fmports [ way has sold its holdings of the St Louls-Northwestern (cotton belt) to and was married. He was advise by local authorities to report to the }w-n upon, lhe lutest aodes | \mmigration departiment | | ciening gowns, slunniug b Chase | eDINg ns, tunniug (o and overtlowing to thy scnses, {runged on wax models show IS UNDESIRABLE ALIEN Greenwich, Oct, 14 (A —Harry W. McDonald of Cos Cob gave himself up to the police last night as an undesirable person in the United in exe : ate ngures and a z lantern, walls of gloves are the outetuuding fea- shejens d #lo% WINE foa- | uioing effect of thers costuines ed in satin and attractively ar- tures of the Alling lubber Co., dis- play window entered {n the contest. |\Rd 8 tuuch of wiuter's cold breath d solidstinng ot Snpotted and A background of draped wuto robes and a foreground display chid Quulint ’ Japanese [ber were $42 349,000,000 WHITE PHEASANT SHOT leaving ESSAY CONTESTS (Continued trom Preceding Page) To glve the window atmosphere, a | minjature automobile and an appro- priately dressed doll, comfortably | tucked in the car with an auto robe have been placed In the center, Voltz Floral Co. One must stand several feet away from the Volz Floral shop window in order to derive the full beunefit from the beautiful “picture’” therein shown. The window is done in blue velvet, almost the sole display being a large gold frame surrounding a “pleture” effect, roses and fruit forming the subject, 8o cleverly | have the lighting effects been ar- | ranged, that the vase of dellcate | pink roses and the dish of various| frults indeed seem to be painted into | a triumph of art. The lmckgroun-l{ 1s dull and the large frame eur-| rounding these beauties of nature | could have had no more beautiful | work of the brush and palette {f one | of the world’s most famous artsts | had carried the effect to canvas. | passerby an irresistible urge to en- ter the store. The harmony of color ls divided from the color of the goods and the lighting equipment, The lights are just strong enough o let the passerby sce clearly and distinctly all the articles that are dlspayed but doesn't cause a glare, The tistic sense of a person will be satisfied when he will see this display. Only by rangement such lighting and ar- Porter's” have will the passerby's attention be drawn. If all the stores arranged thelr goods in such attractive ways as “Porter's” do, their business -mi be Increased because when the passerby sees such an attractive | dlaplay It urges him to enter the slore and purchase something — Anna Hamisevich, | domestic flavorings, jams and jellles, make up the window euntered by the Coolied I'ood Shop. The multi-colored agalust the soft satlu background with flowers genercusly distributed brings out a display that grips the bypasser and prompts closar scrutiny. This wondow differs from many of those displayed el where in that objects of practically the same size of the same type con- stitute the entire display of mer- chandlse, effects, the flowers and the cloth Lackground are important con- tributing features jn the display, but it is the merchandis e that grips and after all that Is the sole object of the dlsplay. fu also included, per force. A heau- titul fur coat, rich ewough to grace the form attired in such marvelous creations of the designer's art, {s also floor,of the window carry out the lluelon of the reception room of some great soclal center. Outlet Millinery Co. The Outlet Millinery window con- tained a display of new fall models of hats In shimmering satin, velvet trimmed with gold. These models stood out in rellef agalnst a back- ground of Grecian panels, The pan- eled mirrors gave out charming re- flections, “The shower of silver cloth falling In careless folds brought out to a marked degree the soft autumn shades and acted as a perfect bal- ance for the slender imported vase of gold and reddish leaves. A cor- sage bouquet and a pair of filmy What milady m]}( stockings of a blush shade to- {uccording to the strictest mandates gether with a drawing of a charming | ;¢ A\jadam Fashion, was depicted in lady wearing a latest model in the |, excellent window display pre- delicacles | Goldenblum Millinery Co. somewhat ! Of course the Japanese | will wear this fall, | New Canaan, Oct, 14 (P)—A white | (u\ur.nhh‘} pheasant sald to be extremely rare | trade balance of $78,000,000, The in Connecticut was shot by Fred | import total for the month, as the Wolfel in the south section of the commerce department published ft town today. The bird weghed three | today, was lurger than that of uny | and a half pounds. | month this year escept March | noon the Kansas City Southern, Charles Hayden, chalrman of the Rock lgland board announced this after- states. He sald that he entered the country a year ago by coming 1shore from the steamsahip Olympla which left port before he got back to her, He then came to Cos Cob | millinery art, completed the display. | . 1cq for the approval of the " ked at and E 1 have carefully loo |The whole eetting gave an atmos- Meshken’s | the whole scheme. studied the window displaye in the “[est Store Window in Town' con- test and have selected the “Porter and Dyson” as the best, due to its peatness and attractiveness. In my selection I have consider- ed simplicity and color scheme to- gether with the arrangement and the number of articies on display, which when properly combined fulrlll their purpose, that of attract- ing the attention of the passerby. This window has these qualities very plainly shown. The gold tinted draperies to- gether with the deep red roses on the rich blue velvet set off the very attractive silverware which is being displayed. There is nol an exag- geration, such as is very easily overlooked, by placing too many ar- ticles in the window, Each plece is neatly arranged and they stand out i relfef from each other. The bright colored apples serve to sug- gest the eeason of the year. For these reasons I think that this display deserves to be called “The Best Store Window in Town,” together with the fact that it ac- eomplishes the purpose of a window display, namely that of attracting the aftention of the passerby. — Leon J. Honiss, East Berlin, Conn. Hadfteld’s In line with the hunting season 18 the wipdow of Hadfleld's sporting goods store at 15 Maln street. The background 1s of autumn leaves, sprinkled accidentally with poison {vy which Mr. Hadfleld contracted quite severely while trimming the window, Remington and Winches- ter lithographs and fallen trees. tuffed specimens of an owl, squir- rels, a partridge and a duck give the dlsplay a natural appearance. Shells and guns of Winchester, Savage and Remington makes are in the fore- ground. Other requisites for the hunter are displayed. The window of Meshken draws at- tentlon to the display of m‘n'A! raccoon coats and a display of brown caracul coate. In the caracul win. dow are four coats of various styles cleverly {lluminated by hidden spot | lights, the background of this win-| dow s of sik. Autumn leaves in a vase give the touch of fall to this display. The men’s raccoon window has n background of roya! purple. Draped over a chair {s a raccoon to- gether with a hat, stick and gloves. In the foreground {s another rac- coon coat. A spot llght also adds to the attractiveness of thls window. Davidson & Leventhal | The gay atmosphere of night life| with its beautiful women, its heauti- ful gowns and {ts thousands of glow ing and glittering 1ghts, backed by triumphs of architecture, all this and more is carefully acrried to the Davidson & Leventhal window and | there left for the many passersby to Vogue Shoe Store An assembly of colorful hoslery, slippers and shoes made up the dis- play in the windows of the Vogue Shoe Store. Neatness was one of the chief characteristics as well as good lighting effects. A background of tripical stenciled draping and graceful baskets of flowers enhanced the attractiveness and tended to bring out the velvety blackness and bronze tints so fashionable in foot- wear today. The hangings with thelr embroidered Roman Jamps and garlands of roses added a certain richness to the whole atmosphere. Thoughtfulness was also in complete evidence as the majority of the slip- pers had stockings of a contrasting ‘color to go with them. Show cards with attractive designs painted on them were in evidence in various parts of the window and did much toward the artistic development of Claude J. Leroux ftandard plumbing fixtures are featured in the display of Claude J. Leroux at 174 Arch street, It is a kitchen scene with a woman stand- ing before a white porcelain sink buslly engaged with a pan of dishes and glasses. A whtie porcelan table and two ktchen chairs complete this display. Harvey & Lewis Co. The window of the Harvey & Yewis Co., features the movie Kodak whilo Parker Pens, thermometers, glasses, flms, etc., are appropriately displayed. The foreground is a ther- mometer display while in the center on a ralsed platform of glass is a large silver ball with "Ea!'mnn"[ surmounting it. A large Parker Dufeld searlet ger display fg shown. On a bockground of silk is & mounted fish and a large fishing scene, A display =ign 18 also {n- eluded. Conn. Furriers Co. A leopard coat dispiay s that of | the Connecticut Furrlers, Inc, en- tered in the contest. In tha left hand corner of the window iz a stuffed gpecimen of leopard. Two leopard | lining draped from a the display plain. There fs uded fn the win- | Beautiful and se Curling Irons, Waffle 1 also a fox ronrf pliances. dow. The w Joseph R h Jow was decorated by ). a member of the firm of Cor T This eoncern has two stores, one in New Britaln and one in Hartford They ara now celebrating thelr 15th Furriers, Ashlev-Bahenck ki arden e the Arhley-Babecock Cn.. and right- fully. The wi entered in the The second prize dressed man will wear” for ev Hat Rloves eollars, neckties shirt stnds are shown diznified and striking manner as be. fitiirg the store which caters to the wouneer t An added tourh fs given the window hy the presence of | a hall two candle.s} The window eve of the overcoat 1 ev arranged in a is still in progress at tahle, on h are a fern and fe lamps ho wants | a 1it41a Bit Better fehen 4 ¢ rown e m samething Jurt han has he carelesspess’ | ver & library chair R —— udges at the Goldenblum Millinery Co. store on Main street. The ma- ority of the hats were feather be- |decked in various shades of russet upon velvet and satin shapes. Con- Those who viewed the window |siderable space in the window was display arranged by the Connecticut [also devoted to a showing of corsage Light and Power Co. In the contest, | Louquets of roses, chrysanthemums could not help expressing a desire |and violets. for this or that article on display. |cially fetching with folds of violet The window decorative scheme had |;1und the front and sides and clear reached the zenith of merchandlsing (\white {vory panels in the craft from the standpoint of infus. eround. M ing int tho sa ! ) ‘f:f‘, into those who saw, a desire 0 | o djsplay made the window an es- Articles ‘now more or less com- mon in household furnishing were chown—but they were so presented to the eye as to bring out the full- | ness of their beauty, There werc toasters, chafing dishes, curling and | drying machines, ete.; there were electric lights, fixtures and flatirons. | Backed with a panel-board arrang ment and adequately lighted, t window created much favorable | comment. | phere of richness, daintiness and ar- | tistic arrangement. Conn. Light & Power Co. for evening observers. TCHING RASHES quickly relieved and often cl away by a few applications of Resinol ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES rviceable Electrical Home Needs were shown during the window display contest, including Irons, Percolators, Urns, Roasters, rons @nd many other convenient day Big 4 Premium ery ap- UNIVERSAL Washing Machine SALE our showroom. Step in and see this sterling washer with the five year guarantee and also the four useful premiums giv- en away with each washer purchased during this great sale. The Connecticut Light & Power Co. This window was espe- | { pecially pleasing study in contrasts back- | § A light in the middle of | Johnzon & Peterson Phote. The ahove picture portrays the window we entered in the window display contest. We thought it was good hut the judges did not award us a prize. We are still doing business at the old stand dealing in flowers for every occasion. AY IT WITH FLOWERS” VOLZ FLORAL CO. 92 WEST MAIN ST. TEL. 3700 Inc. 72 West Main St. Unusual N o ? Gifthings you'll find them at our shop— Xmas Greeti'ng Cards, and General, are ready for It is not too early to come in Personal your inspection. and make your selection now! Candy with Mottoes find at assortment Glassware We carry a complete assortment The Burritt Gift Shop, Inc. 72 West Main St. In connection our Gift Youn will Yarge our of 3.00, shop a Shop we maintain a high-grade Motties Candy of FOSTORIA Glassware A . made priced from H0c to § Department. Try our o 1. § L aehbalst o) all open stock: also EXTRA ared dneed to SPECIAL—One value § Masterpicce” Chocolates In a great variety of importation: hom Mot toe c1.00 3 T itk 8t 8% per ponnd