New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 22

V2o, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HH\AID I'R lD \Y U’“'IOLLR 23, 1925 WE ARE! ALWAYS HAVE BEEN! AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE LEADING ARMY AND NAVY STORE OF NEW BRITAIN, GIVING THE BEST POSSIBLE MERCHAN- DISE FOR THE LEAST MONEY. YOU MUST BE SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. DO NOT BE MISLED—WE AR ENOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER ARMY & NAVY STORE IN NEW BRITAIN. SPECIAL — SATURDAY ONLY'! - FREE TICKETS TO EVERY CUSTOMER TO ONE OF NEW BRITAIN'S THEATERS LUMBER JACKETS Knitted Bottoms. The biggest as- sortmeat in the state. Checks, WOOL SPORT SWEATERS — THE — Plaids, Stripes, Figures, Chamois, Buckskin, Moleskin, Tweed, Navy $2 95 i -MEN’S $2.95 Us SUPPLY COMPANY (REW NECK SWEATERS ’\Ih\ S W l\’;l‘l‘ l'\l()N SUITS $5 98 ,70¢ A Real Buy $1.00 CHURCH ST. i s ECIAL SALE ON SR MEN'S AND BOYS' ; 2. \ \ ’ i P NCOATS, BREECHTS, LB In ““““"b"“‘“““““ ‘\e“ surwskm COATS > Rogers’ Bldg E. & J. PAINCORD SOLE SHOES GINGS, bl o $2.69 $698 . $1350 | $269 . TRUNKS BAGS SUlTCASES WEEK-END CASES 56 CHURCH $t. WE CARRY THE BIGGEST ASSORTMENT OF WORKING ME? AT PRICES‘THAT DEFY COMPETITION. CHURCH St. WE ARE LEADERS FOR LOW PRICE: I e THO MORE BOMES | FERGUSON ACTS [ EAGLIE MACHINERY {and m secure hum mm possible | (Cotninued from First Pege) BLANKETS—QF ALL KINDS 59¢ $2.95 $3.95 8495 FLANNEL leRTA Khaki or grey 98¢ HIGH CUT SHOES FOR BOYS Every Pair Worth $5.95 8395 MEN’S WOOL HOSE 50c Values 25¢ Men’s Heavy Wool Lined GLOVES 69¢ Pair ‘L()THI\ G, bHOEb A\]) FURNISH THE CITY A One Day Selling of French Seal Coats {definite information relative to the | {disposition of Libe s (Continued From First Page) | : 0 lamount of o have | Austin, Tex, been miss Leing rughed now. By the time |pension of payments to contractors ! | trom October ‘ o they arrive at the scene, it is expect- {for highway topping work was or- | Petrich was crowded with retu- | ,ulm h p,’vll\r‘nlrv v in that the work will lave been | dered today by Govefnor Mirlam A. | |countants in mpleted sufficiently to tmmediate- | gy SN B OREERCEE S A S treasur lv get the pontoons in position. Lanham, chairman of the Te |hey will be filed with water, sunk | igh oy commission, Th gov to the submarine, and placed in |, 0 ,\11(1 (h,, attorney gmun had ¢ the divers, The water | way Work, COUNCILM JAR STOLEN Mis, Charles (lson Receives: vue potico huve not trace the automobile 1 | by lmmc\lmvr W. 8. W Message From Boy With Fleet |\ ¥eoin sivect which v vight from \\ alnut fllr('(( where |‘(| it parked. The American Radlo Re h)\ Snsm————— league aldes siv Mrs, Char n!non, l“l sty ,u flvllprle‘ U ORS HEL : i 1 wm (“H |) C. ('\ on, a m'~| pumped out of the versity of London will have a new bring it cancel certain high- | e s s | STATE FUNDS SEARCHING, :6vi'se Gims ‘ana theater sc L then out of tho pon- kg contracts, and instructed the t § oons, and with the aid of : ika SIDSt 8 reaiaton b \:},mll‘ In the e P it is expected that the i to make ,every defense | the Greek actlvities in the mornin: ible under the law to protect | ed from | Hartforc s1im cargo will be brovgiit | 1o ynterests of the state, Oct. 23 (A—S8us- | e quariers reported to have | & ble number of ! including six killed ACTORS HAV EW SCHOOL y operations, ths return of daylight. governor in {his d NORWALK YOUTH SLAIN | Norwalk, Oct. 23 (P—Harc | Hanks, who was shot to death ar | his body thrown off a train L e e Joins Methodists’ Club | “vesss” near Puchio, Colo., yesti: s “I“; Wil bo utilized for producing Worcester, Oct. 28 (P—Mayor |day is belleved to have been J,’:m i tce e A rinaa vHion L IALE [)ne& QI)OO() Dama[:c [ Michael 3. 0" cvbut i in o ripationl by Mer SR ¢ eenth-ce v ama 'racy, and it was a brot} 1er with a note from the owner i another ob: te little known. No appeal will he = o g . No who told the polic: statlon, stating that he would |made to saly e made to un Inate : g All lectures and plays will be pre- ived his| The halted Thursday | pared with the thought of interest- efved U s ‘- Sl r acta d dra rplon” is|by the treasurer pending a con- ing actors and dran e e governor and the e ) fl::(”;hl]} lilly(\‘lll;h:m\“glf:lul”l‘l )\\lnn it will bei ELM CIPY WOMAN NAMED 1 companicd by numerous hot = d what the futire attitude of | New Haven, Oct. 23 (®—Annic H. [ explosions, which gave more than | Lunn of ison is well known in this eity |tne state will be in the matter. | Maher, who has been named half the fire apparatus of the city and he has been connected with | Tt 48 unlikely the con o will | de n by the der radio work in the navy n|be held today g of i N the city, p on u"v' Stat PV at 105 |in s York (made hv '\(‘(ounlalv(i from the o ‘ e 9 ay. At 1:30 [of Hadfield, Rothwell and Soule, o clock the mesgage was in the mails hubu the conduct of the office of the and bound for w Britain, It wasg |state treasurer while G received yesterday by Mr. Olson, to- |patrle was treasurer, Capts u‘n E. I King, subn#hrin: ase commandent, is at (hr scene Stl" Dc‘ flut (‘atholl(‘ o g jons, Y been conve HHI por students. \\ru i origina H\ Oct. 23 (/H m spontancou iled shoddy ware v of a hotel I'ront street hiere this morning, Union of Wesley h, it became known nd is to aftend to- , who was elected presic i The mayor has not deserted his|the public health association of th 1 busy hour this morning. One fire | Catholic faith, simply having been |country at St. Louis ye: inwited, with other prominent men, |been very prominc S ey to joln the union in the non- movements in Conneecticut as well as i < e B Tanie U ! 1 decision of matters of civie we Iccturer for the past ten years. EASTERN [ILLINERY CO MACKAY &WALLI fi'i MAIN STREET NEXT TO METHODIST CHURCH Now, in the height of the Fall Season ‘ = = s Comes This Sale of Astounding Values! Tomorrow J01n Our Xmas Cedar Chest Club long time LOWEST PRICE EVER OFFERED FOR A COAT OF THIS QUALITY Come in, select the Chest you wish from our stock of ‘g 5 & : X X beautiful Chests. Pay $1.00 deposit, balance in small 5 weekly payments, and we will hold Chest until Christ- = mas. Right now our assortment is complete. Extra Fine Quality French Seal Trimmed With Squirrel Collar, Cuffs an Border. 45 Inches Long. EXCEPTIONAL HIGH-GRADE CHEST With trunk lid style; has a generous capacity. 1t is ! made entirely of genuine Red Aromatic Cedar and ‘ g measures 41x24x19 inches. Priced low for our club Satln A S Velvet‘ plan. As illustrated, 4 without copper hands ° Brocade— I —Velour ‘ AMERICAN WALNUT CHEST A CHEST OF SOLID CEDAR _ Cedar lined. Will match your bedroom | Forty inches long, 18 inches wide, 17 Gold and Silver : suite. Eactly as illus- $ inches deep; absolute protection against Embroidery ! trated. Priced 31 v95 moths, and now at a CRETONNES OF THE BETTER KIND | MOt unusually low price $21.95 Be auhful colorings in a ]alge array of | QUAKER CRAFT NETS s. We make a special effort to | In a wide range of patterns. They are st what you need to brighten up | known for their hard wearing qualities. vour home and we cut a neat pattern for | Curtains priced from $2.95 pair. By the vour valances if you so desire. This serv- | yard, priced from 39¢ yard. ice is yours for the asking; use it. The Cretonnes are priced 39¢, 49¢, 59¢ to 89c SUNFAST DAMASK FOR Tomorrow We Offer Dress Hats Strect Hats Tailored Fais Dance Hats Hats for Mi:: Hats for Ostrich Fancies Large Gold Flowers Metallic Lace Matrons Ornaments, Pins FUR COATS FOR YALE-ARMY GAME 300 New Styles — Specially Purchased I Most exacting selections in the New York market, great price concessions from lcading manufacturers, culminate tomorrow in this remarkable offering of 300 new hats Never Shown Before! Many of them cost us as ;.,ub and more than the sale price. To you the pleasure_of unlimited choice will be enhanced by the pleasure of unusual saving tomorrow OVERDRAPERIES A beautiful selection of stripes and in two-tone in rich attractive colorings that will give your living room and dining room | that bright, warm appearance for this fall. “NETQUISETTE” FOR CURTAINS | picod from $150 sard. o A\ handsome material that will make your ! TABLE SCARFS windows look so pretty—yet not shut out I the light. New, neat allover patterns that | A very attractive assortment of designs Priced from $2.50. are sure to please. Priced 69¢ yard. | and m]nrs. TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS \ large selection of full-size Covers. Priced from $7.50. ' SPECIAL SALE OF M! \R()l ISETTE AND VOILE CURTAINS—In 2 and 3»prur lots FOR SATURDAY AT 20 PER CENT OFF the regular prices. This will make a $3.50 Curtain $2.50 pair. A very substantial reduction. SATURDAY ONLY Men’s Raccoons . 8245 up Oppossum Caraculs—Muskrat—Leopard SEE THE “TOM-BOY” MODELS MesukeN ESTABLISHED 1898 170 MAIN ST. TEL. 618 | TS |