New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 11

Long Island Home Supt. K- cased by Young Girls as Cause of Mississippi Tragedy. New York, Oct. 28 (A—Bail for | ° Wilson Johnson, superintendent ¢ the Long Island Buptist o who ls under arrest on ¢ one of ti stitution, 30 had been introduced in Coney Island | were fatally eourt that 25 wards of the home had | W 5 \H'"\'ma'.p been his victims, [y TS ¥ Maglstrate Ellperin refused a plea 1]"“’ Do ey mhen foun 4 1 l of counsel for Johnson lh\v the cas be postponed for two wee se the trial for 1'riday, ind smoker ss and mail n a 25-foot em- ain was traveling hour when the tion of Crue court that o1 girls of { had been given that 25 of them having been els of day to Courtland elub man, and Miss He society girl, Neither Dines n Gibson would mal as to the date of t The engagen last week a been marrie Dines announes | | | | ;rsmm T < M GETS ESTATE "I Miantic City Man Awanded | “}TH.}L Wite's $300,000 ¥aining Mabel Purviance, mo “I had eczema for six It started on my rizht te small blisters, and after a ¢ 3 spread all around the edge of my hair, down the back of my neck, then on my ears and face, After & while it would dry and scale off, and the itching and burning nearly drove me wild, My face was dis- figured for about two months. “1 began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in a few days 1 could ses @ decided change, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) , |Mise Kathleen L. 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Reduced $5 MEN'S FURNISHING:- DEPARTMENT SHIRTS — Parker Shirts, neckband, neat patterns, also silk stripes, reg. $2.50 grade...... $1.44 SHIRTS —English Broadcloth, Collar Attached and Neckband. Blue, Tan, White. Regular $2.75 grade $2.00 ! UNION SUITS—Gray ribbed, short sleeve, long sleevees, ankle length, $2.95 values. .. .. $2.45 | Assorted patterns, regular $1.00 grade, for CIGAR AND CANDY DEPARTMENT CIGARETTES—A package of 10 Herbert Tarryton Clgar first 50 customers in our cigar department .. TOBACCO—With every pound of Tuxedo Tobacco we w1|l give two 12c tins free..... CANDY —Schrafft’s Blue Banner Chocolates, home package, regular 60c Ib.............. 1b. 49¢ PLAYING CARDS-—Congress Playing Cards, Very Special, regular 85c pack............ G39¢ Besse ~ Lelands CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST READY-TO-WEAR STORE .............................. 65¢ i Wool Hose, black only. regular $150 grade.................... pr. 50c | HANDKERCHIEFS—Men's White Handkerchiefs, regular 15c grade avoee s oeann doz. $1.00 HOSE—Men’s Fiber Silk Hose, black, cordovan and navy...................... 3prs. $1.00 LOWER-LEVEL STORE — (Downstairs) SHIRTS—800 Men’s English Broadcloth and Madras Shirts, regular $2.00 grade........ $1.00 WOMEN'S HOSIERY —400 pairs American Hosiery, black, full fashioned, reg. 95c...3pr. $1.04 CHILDREN'S HOSIERY -—35600 Pair Boys' and Girls’ Heavy and Fine Rib Hose, fosn® .. ..., pr. 10c¢c WOOL SCARFS-—150 Men’s Wapl Brown and Buff Angora Scarfs, reg. $1.95.......... 74c SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’s Heavyweight Shirts and Drawers, reg. $1.00 grade.. 8&4c UNICON SUITS-—300 Boys’ Heavyweight Union Suits, sizes 6-14, reg. $1.29 BOYS' DEPARTMENT — Boys’ New Fall Four-Piece Spits, $9.95 or better................... BLOUSES —-Roy's Tom Sawyer and Bell Blouses, regular $1.00 Blouses.......... 2 for $1.50 GOLF HOSE —Boys’ Al-Wool Golf Hose, regular $1.00 and $1.25 grade......... 2for $1.50 SWEATERS —Qur Entire Stock of Boys' Sweaters OVERCOATS —Boys’ New Fall Overcoats, Our Entire Stock UNION SUITS —Boys” Union Suits, our regular $1.00 grade...................... SHIRTS—Boys' Tom Sawyer Shirts, regular 95¢ and (Second Floor) .................... Reduced 109 ................ Reduced $1.00 $1.15 grade SHOE DEPARTMENT - (Second Floor) $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 Shoes and Oxfords................ Reducedsl SHOES FOR WOMEN—AIll our Women’s $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 Pumps and Oxfords. ....... Reduced $ 1 SHOES FOR BOYS-—Tan and Black Calfskin, Goodyear welts, to size 512, reg. $3.45 grade $2.50 SHOES FOR GIRLS — Tan and Black Calfskin, Goodyear welts, to size 2, reg. $3.45 grade $2.50 MEN'S HAT DEPARTMENT Our Entire Stock of Men's Fall Hats (Tomorow Only!) All Our Men’s Regular $2.00 Grade Caps ................ Reduced $1.00 ettes Absolutely Free to the FREE TOMORROW ALL NEW MERCHANDISE .Reduced $2.00 . 2for $1.50 ................. 2 for $1.50 Ib. 90¢