New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 3

74 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. then for public exhibition, with the RECHIESS DRIVER =5 e been furnished to the department for use in its safety work by the Films fo Be Taken of Yale- Princeton Traffic Hartley Corporation, of which Mrs, |Helen Hartley Jenkins of Norfolk Hartford, Nov. 10 (P—Several motor vehicle operators face the president. The camera will be eet |up at different locatlons along the important highways to photogra prospect of being disciplined directly by the state motor vehicls depart- ment as & result of investigation of | the traffic as it comes. If instances of reckless driving or selfish cutting complaints arising from their meth- od of driving cars going to and |in should occur within the scope of | the camera, they will be registered on the films to go before officials of the department and it {s not unlike- trem the Yale-Army football game at New Haven. Private citizens sent in many complaints during the past week and {nquiry has shown that a large percentage of the com- plaints were well founded. Irrefutable evidence of any reck- less driving that may occur along certaln stretches of etate highways leading to New Haven during the procession of cars expected to go to the Yale-Princeton game next Sat. urday will be before officlals of the motor vehicle department within a few days after the game. It may be in the form of motion picture films to be taken of traffic at dangerous points on some of the state high- ways. The primary purpose of the department in getting these pictures the cars of the offending drivers will be discernible, judging from the re- tures of other typical traffic scenes in different cities of the state. Such would be all that the department would need to proceed with disci- | plinary measures where they might be deemed necessary. The department records show that 262 accidents caused by ‘“c ng in" were reported {n Connecticut last year, and that many of them hap- pened in the months of the biz football games. (OLLEGE 6RLS DO WED College For Women Already is to get a permanent record of Married what may be the peak traffic for & 1925 tn Connscticut, first for carefu) | New London, Nov. 10 (B — 4 analysis and study when reproduced on a screen in the department and | theory, much discussed, that women do not marry is di: colleg: pated |in light of announcement today | trom the personnel bureau of MAKES PuMPING “P | Connecticut College for that virtually one fourth graduates are already m: college was started {n 1915 oldest alumni have only been out of college six years, Of ths 123 who are married 52 are mothers. President Benjamin Marshall of the college entertain the idea t training spoils a girl for b ing. He contends on ths no justifi TIRES UNNECESSARY Chicago, U, R. H. Hughes of 2518 Monroe, this city, has perfected a mew alr-tight valve cap that enables auto owgers to pump. up their tires once and rover touch them again punctured o that air escape 3 e Uatront] i | that there 1s any woman's collegs fits a girl to becom te and will send proot and sample | maker. Free, YUrite him today.—Advt. Today ly that the registration numbers of | ° | sults obtained in taking moving ple- ¥ evidence, thus incidentally secured, | Co! the U Philade rps One Fourth of Graduates of Conn. ... Rnniversary that two t of the corps Unvell Tablet uEsies aruggists Button, Button, Who's Got the Button? We Have! Thousands of them! We'll bet you a cookie We can match the button You need on your suit Or your overcoat. Just another indication Of how thoroughly And completely We have equipped Our No-Profit Repair Department From a button To a complete silk lining. Tell us your wants. We are at your service, Call 904 —right now. It connects you with .DESCO Dry Cleaning at Its Best. 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S s Union Suits Extra heavy random hirts, Excellent finish and triny. up to 41‘ $ 1 100 Knge and A NEW IMPORTATION OF Lace Edges Yals, clunies and tatting lac 45¢ “CURITY BBAND" Cheesecloth edg , in a splendid variety. Bu: SILK STRIPE Corselettes For Wednesday only, yard ... ALE OF For Wednesday only " Aspirin Tablets Dr. Sumner Brand, 100,5-grain 19¢ n bottle. For Wednesday ohly . NO. 3300 WOMEN'S Linen for 18¢c. crochet work. ¥For Wednesday only. . O'CEDAR Furniture Polish Willian{sr ‘Fla\_rorir;g— Extracts . 29¢ The best for years and years, Handkerchiefs The kind that we sell everyday Extra fine linen with 1-16 inch hem, for tatting and 12c 86 tnch fall Bleached. Made of high grade silk stripe | 2 OV 0D ¥ SC broche, long models, hook side C h 5 For Wed. only, yara with four garter straps. | < For Wednesday ..... 790 as merette Hose Hose, with pink For Wednesday only.. . heel or tor e ¥y them for your Xmas fancy work. 2c! Cream color, ribbed wool finish 10c = Extra Special Glove Offerings 25¢ - 19¢ 39¢ Women's Jersey Gloves, patr s Bovs' Jersev Gauntlets, with fringe and star decorated ganntlet onff, pair Children's fleeced Jersey Mitte, with far trimmed wrist, In grey and brown, paie Bloomer CHILDREN'S Elastic SILK STRIPE vard 1 (4 Union Suits Garment Hangers, natural wood with rubber but- tons '3 10 A very desirable ) for Cc cream tint garment. = = Sizes to 14. Knee length with elbow or no eleeve, Dutch Lifebuoy Soap or low 89 The large size cake For ||neck c Wednesday 5 only C — ENTTTED “LIQUID VENEER"” OIL MOP — Fine grade yarn, chemicaily treat- ed, triangular shape. Complete with 54 inch handle. We belieye this is the lowest price ever quoted on this nationally ad- vertised map. 59 I For Wednesday (4 and double air cooled handic; | size. Reg. price $1.05. Wednesday Special MIRRO" MALT & HOPS — The famous “Three Rings” brand, light and dark. Wednesday 69c “Meritas" quality, heavy SAUCE PANS — Heavy | acyy SIFTERS—heavy wood frame grade aluminum with set-In cover 2 qt. 69c¢ OIL CLOTH TUB COVERS— The |0 glazed | anc matelial with scaloped edge. Plain | Rayon Scarfs In bright colars, fringed ends. CAMPBELL/'S Tomato Soup | Por Wod ey, ... G| Only 2 Cans to a Customer, | FISH BOWLS — Large sire glass bowl, complete with low iron | trame, black enameled 95C Wednesday " TPIJOHN'S Quinine Pills The old reliable, 1 doxn 2-grain. s G 31 with good grade galvanized wire bottom. Size 14x1 inc | ‘ Duroleum FLOOR RUGS—A heary . rug, In a good assortment 95¢ Sizes 8341 Wednesday HERSHEY Milk 4 ounce 87 e, — 2 white and printed patterns. Size | foo size 17c . | 21504 tnches zgci ChOCOlate Bals 2 ounce s e 60 size 350 29 Wodnexiay o | ) > The 5c bar. Plam Milk Checo- “Griswold” WAFFLE TRONS—Air | e late or 3 10 - cooled handles and a ball-bearing | | Almond - for (4 COATS' AND CLARK'S socket, makes rurning the pans KA & CORD easy, without 1¢ting the iron from | IRONING BOARD COVERS — | “Griswold” Cast Iron SRILLETS—{} = ] the stove. Makes crisp, flufiy | Made of good quality musiin with | Made of the best ;v.y‘.y vn:t""‘ H CHILDREN'S i waffles for your breakfast. Low |lacings to tie under board. Will | natural polished finish 12 inches Machine Cotton ||wame $1.69/02 «tandard sido 99 |in dameer 79¢ Rubber Aprons 100 yard spools, all sires, Wednesday tal . boards. Wednesday | Wednesday Dainty colorings, 15 Black or white 3‘: L= 4] ruffle trimmed .a c | Two-in-one Shoe Polish all colors. Liquid and paste; For Wednesday only. . 8c ottles, Waterman's “Ideal™ Fountain Pen Ink The 10c kind; blue-black: 2-oz. For Wednesday only 5¢ Borden’s Evaporated Milk The six-ounce can. 4c For Wednesday only ALWAYS LOOK In Our North Window FOR THE WEDNESDAY SPECIAL WHICH IS NOT ADVERTISED C.J lI S