New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 2

Make Your Selection Now for Your Valentine |, | B |merce h WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT WILL HELP YOU |/a MAKE IT A SUCCESS (4 Stationery Department The T ’ W DRUG CO. ¢ 169-171 MAIN ST. || W SUITS |: ‘With 2 Trousers and 9 Lives for 3950 |: The oft taled fellno with 9 lfves || has four legs—s0 have theso And, due to the quallty.sot m»P fabrics of which they are tailor- ed, they will wear until the last |1 cat is dead and you are the pattern ¥ . Double and models with and lines that are in coast demand. Single Breasted ¢ yery same lapels coast to 1 93-99 Xsylum Stree LHARITOCRD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” P i J. D. DONAHUE Voice Cuiture | Voire tested Tuesdays -mi Fridoys 1 2 pomato D p. [t Stadio 38182 N M. C. LeWitt’ S‘ i " Kes, GNIK-] the Eastern ) able |pany's worl Be |Bamuel B Adams. months* was presided over by C. L. president. | It was stated at the meeting that the past Bults, | one, Lthe company as might cslred. tired of' | Wa ear, but formed. omprises a very important part of 'HORSFALL | ouls Quinto GEORGE BEAN IS MADE DIREGTOR Added to Board of Eastern Mal < leable Iron Works Harris Whittemore, Sr., of Chureh reet, chairman of the board of the astern Malleable Iron company, 1 all other officers of the co on, were re-clected for the ensy g year at the annual stockholders' held In Chamber of ( I in Naugatuck t Ihe directorato remalr m las tast one except| worge E general manager of Iron com- in New Britain, was directors as ¢lected are arles L. Berger, George E. an, T. Rice Davis, W. J. Grippin, Hopkins, Jomes L. Lin- vy, Emil M H. 8. Par s, P J Carlisle 4. The alker, O Warner, ¥arris ittemore, Sr., Harrls Whittemore, Walter F. Whitman and George Woolson, ‘ The directors elec officers for | e coming vear as follows: Chairman of the board- hittemore. President-—C. L. Berger. Vice President Mannweljer Vice President—J). E. Walker, Secretary and Treasurer—George Woolson, Assistant Treasurer — Arthur J. itman. Assistant Treasurer — Austin L. -Harrls | Wiitte. salled several meeting | Bnrg’v In the abgence of Mr who last Saturday New York for a stay abroad, the vear was a satisfactory though not as suc ful for ‘e been But the present finds an provement, To some lines of steel and fron trade, business as quite brisk durlng the past as far as the manufac. ring of castings s concer ngs were somewhat quiet durin the stockholders w in- The making of castings Tastern Malleable s trade. Indicatio are going to be br from now on, anc are at present on the Improve, s t the new year i cntered confidence Iron com TO REGOMMEND AWARDS - TOR GARBAGE COLLECTION | S ’“rulth Board tp Suggest That Com- mon Council Make Contracts With Swanson and Quinto The cont collen- ip th t price of witl be award anson of this elty, & the frd district at a price of 88 ) to Plainsille to recommen Ith will mxha to the follow UPSTAIRS JEWELRY SHOP|Siioh tollowing & metla] meetinic Room 4 209 Main Street : New Phone 3100 DRIVE YOURSELF— NEW CARS T0 RENT PE R i You-Drive Auto Renting Co. Cor. Seymour und Edm ; Felephone We oL IVERYTHING UNDER THE: SUN NMTIONATL WINDOW CLEZANING COMPANY 24 Tiemont Strect Telephome D. J. SULLIVAN Instructor of Piano | Ragtime—C(lassical For Appointment Phone 3786\ Genuine PERSIAN RUGS i B. Y. JONES i85 Commonwealth Ave Phone 28 or 2352-4 SMOKE PIPE NEW BRITAIN REPAIRS agn colle Dullen was instry fo confer with one of the bidders be. recommendation for istrict ired were: Joseph Notarissola of for any of Louis Siering, $7, or gecond ohn Swanse Texas (O\cmm Suing Newspaper for lander Felton, Te tw e T ’overty Stalks in Home of Onc Txme Luxury S SHEET METAL WORKS# - E. J. GOOBY & SON 336 So. Main St Tel. 573 CROWLEY BROS. IN( PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 (" hanman \'reel IO TIST . lsome place and future prospects | 10 are bright. NEW BRITA (MARY GARDEN HAS HER l USUAL LITTLE JOLLITY \l)fi She Likes RBroadeasting Ilm Finds “Mike" Lonesome With Handsome Men Around, ; New York, I'eb, 2 (P—Mary Gar- den, Chicago opera prima donna, |who recently returned from her sun. haths at Monte Carlo “thrilied” by {the radio, has dlscovered microphone can be a mighty lone- when there are hand- some young men around She sang last night for an invis {ble audience but found that her at- tention was distracted more t} onco from the isolated microphone (0 the personable young men in her tble audience, Mcre than she wandered from the “mike" a then ran back apologetically. “When she arrived from Euro fn December ahe sald: “The r: glves me a greater thrill man T ever met." | Last night she eald: | "I Just rather sing over it from a studio Iwhere I ean concentrate. I simply orget all about It when there are |so many handsome young men in {the audfence because I love the| |young mén too." Miss Garden sang at the annual| \Hnnrr of the Fred H. French com- |pany at the Biltmore hotel through WJZ. Her songs included an aria from the opera “Loulse” “Love is |Like a Wila Bird," from Carmen and | |selections by Cadman and Tostl. \ {Ponzi Outlines Gigantic | Land Developing Scheme | 1 Tampa, Fla., Feb. 2 (P—Charles | Ponzi visited Mayor Perry G. Wall |today and outlined pla 1426,000,000 dovelopm | Flortda, including the cons |of & canal from the St. |river to the Gult of Mexico. Ponzl declared plals for the de- |velopment have been gent to Gover- nor Martin and that the initial step of the project will be fi ced by a L] 00,000 bond fssua He also dis | cussed his Colum county pro, where he 18 selling lots for $10 each, To the board of trade Ponzi de- clared he was here to open a booth |at the South Florida fuir in the in- terest of hig $100 lot development. He has been refused 2 booth at the xposition but declared tonight he would proceed with Iis plans despite the lack of a booth on the grounds On the reets today Ponzl wa followed by enlating erowds. |Patrolman Must Dle for Murder of Lompldmanl New York, Feh, 2 (A a | man John J. Brennan sentenced to die in the trie ehatr during the March 8 for t killing of 1 \ gla in a olice on on January r\']” b John's tions to et verdict recently ety Brennan o denied |Judge MeLaughlin th liquor, ;"l'.\’l HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BON TON INCLUDED ARE FELT HATS. SILK HATS AND SILK HATS Formerly up to $10.50. Sale At HATS Formerly up to $7.50. Sale At HATS Formerly up to $6.00. Sale At All the Nc that a ! than any | ¢ ove the radlo, but I'd N DAILY HERALD. 'FI'!‘TI\’I:\Y, FEBRUARY 2, 1926. WEATHER RESULTS | IN FOUR DEATHS Fatalities in New York and New England Reported | | et | Now York, Feb, 2 (—The eastern | “e I uting botween near . and balmy breezes for the pust two weeks, has been mantled in & slippery couting of foe fand sleet, with snow in the more ll')th stricts, four lives were lost {n York and New Lngland In ac- | hecaus of weather con- ¢ of ‘all sorts w v, found le traffic ex o county, snow generally A out slightly farther north, though it was nearly as heavy along the Canadian bol 5 | Portiand, len carly las the | to 20 | Il but the ible, iy w Hamp inches of snow fell elifre, A sharp drop in temperature yee- s with dee an , demoral- izing traffic and interrupting sur- ' | face car and elevated train service. | Similar conditions prevailed | New 3 | Boston | danger poin l',\ loa of q iee, In New York eity one was Killed by a motor another burned to d of weather conditions; ported four injur of a motor b New England I woman | truck and a8 8 resul Boston re s fn the col etions the tr and sidewalka. Stor\' Results in r told him out in his tin questio 1 did not to work old her of Hl Sinee Oetobe usband hac only once, when seene of the sis MILLINERY Now in Progress | FIRE AND SMOKE 00 for either th i Leon Millinery HATS, SATIN AND STRAW COMBINATIONS ‘est Styles and Colors BON TON MILLINERY 30 Church Street, Near Main Street, Hartford, Conn. DO YOU REALIZE WHAT THIS MEANS! The great shoe stock of the Modern Boot Shop going at bargain prices, A hun- dred tables heaped with fresh new' shoes every morning. So many shoes that the first. week's selling has' made scarcely any impression. Thousands of pairs of newest styles. Stock up now for summer wear at bargain prices, Hurry to get your share. FOR WOMEN-— 637 paivs, Black and tan High Shovs, ineluding many odd lots ot W. L. Douglas and Red Cross makes Also several odd lots of punps and oxfords, FOR MEN— 318 pairs of black and brown High shoes and Oxfords. 0dd lots that you'll grab quick when you see them, FOR CHILDREN— Several odd 1ot of Chiliren's Shoes includizg the famous Dr. Dean fine. Values 1o & eyl walk rizh out the tore at (his price, S HIGH GRADE ther Slippers. For a fast clearup Felt and 95¢ ANOTHER LOT of those Ladies’ High Shoes 25 (e to go at One-Buckle $129 $1.85 BIG LOT of Men's \rcties, high grade BIG LOT of Men's Work Shoes FOR WOMEN— Several lots of Pumps gnd Oxfords —Patent, black and tan calf, satin. Broken siees but practically given away at this price. Plenty of high and 1ow shoes for the school girl. FOR MEN-- Many odd lots of black and -tan Oxfords formerly priced as high as $8.00. One lot of extra quality Boys’ High Shoes, Several lots of Men’s High Shoes. FOR CHILDREN— One big lot High Shoes, pumps and Ox 1s. Formerly as high as All grouped together at this one bargain price, BIG CUT IN RUBBER GOODS Arctics, Rubbers, Boots for Men, Women, Children LOWEST PRICES Ever Known in New Britain BE HERE EARLY ! NEWEST STYLES— The cream of our new Spring stock. Shoes that were ordered to sell at 85, 86 and $7. Hundreds of pairs that have never even heen out of the packing cases. Women will find vlenty of the fashionable BLOND and GRAY KID Pumps developed in the latest fashion. ‘Then there are Patent, Velvet, Satin, Sdede, Tan Calf—in fact everything that is new aud difierent, Buckle Pumps, Strap Pumps, Cutout patterns—all group- od conveniently and plenty for ceveryone, Men will find a generous assortment At this price, too. Oxfords, High Shoes, black, tan, Scotch grain. All sizes. Wonderful values, ONE BIG LOT of Ladies’ 4-Loop Arctics and Radio Boots BIG LOT of Ladies’ Tan and Black Vici High Shoes. Look These Over BIG TABLE of Children’s and Boys’ Tennis, suitable for gym WOMEN’S Fancy Felt Juliets and Slippers .. 59¢ Thousands of Pairs of Newest Spring Shoes on the Bargain Tables