New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 2

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NEW BRITAIN ];\H\ HERALD, ) YALE MAN SCORNS | SureRellefiW[]l'lI] ww NI Valentme AMERIGAN WRITERS §OR INpicESTION WEDN FEBRUARY 10, 1926, SENSSSNS eSS York to Cherbourg on tho Leviathan |meeting there would be a bourd of v w\\]' have |onlookers were taken from New | | from ( h-'lum,; to Bremen, on the CHARLESTON WINNERS ‘l.u-u igton, thence to Ply- | ‘mumlx \\]\ he | | action was shifted | | en the which was the pleture | {shifts to Que | Grand Rapids Couple Win National Candy Whitman's Chocolates Huyler's Chocolates Chocolate Hearts Malto Hearts The DlCKlNSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. We're Ready For the Worst Part of the Winter So, 1t 1l “Dress Well and Succeed” ORSFALLS ‘)3 99 dsylum Street TARVTCRD “1t Pays to Buy Our Kind” NOTIGE! Passengers for Europe should hook passage now if intending to visit Europe during June and July. \ Some hoats booked to capacity now for June Geo.A. Quiley Aeamship Tickets S08 MAIN STRERT Dr. C. W. Vivian DENTINI 200 West Main Strect Extractions, Dental X-Rays Phone 70 i P SO b O Spencer Corsets | W ' Mrs. N. N. Booth 25 baton | 1714 7 desien especially Phone J. D. DONAHUE | Vonce C"' ure | M. C. 'Lewvtt S LISTAIRS JEWELRY SHOP Room | 299 Main Street New Phone 3100 DRIVE YOU IA\I.I - NEW CARS TO RENT b NGHT SERVICL \rulu Re You-Drive hm' (o WE CLEAN LVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN NATIONAT WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 24 Tremont Strect Telephone 550 | har | Yate un | Woman's «l ‘Only Two Admitted to ProI. Williams' Hall of Fame st of the ¢ Prof Stanl versity in his kp mple trut Only two An sidered wor tim ot hiklorig rning the c a I\\v i suhtl v Ho: say with ¢ without f y T. Burr ord frequent- | .| of no assist. is hailed as the greatest since time of Dickens. The best pro cdure is neither to give up the old ) 1400 nor to read ex- ! saying Since all the 76 o€ tha past with an to compare with the pe- nt authors. Professor Williams slain in details the fiv nglish uthors of the day. 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Mr. rument his two pictures Woods, st Wl in him to film also sald thut aldin, He United Sjates lines we ‘nst |velopment of the nt took over \dput them into service, of four members present from Bristol, where the club {s endeavor ish change club. » iny - ommittee reported that t ating 4 boy at fhe refe om they will help to which s and Ho: Taking pi to esta will | pic ichine o sereen (useful citizen if they find him w . |which the two n pught to N ‘11[ in f‘l the showing. Hours At Sea” was fllmed v treasurer irman o | SOUTH MAIN ST. PAVING ‘ PIGEONHOLED FOR YEAR Interferes With Public Works property awners liv- | et to 1 avor of sposal | of public whrks to | 5 of the street this Ken up during the A hearing was held | at a short meet- | ission of the | 18 m Comn in his be ¥, though in ich h dition. GTON NEWS visiting her moth- Rowland of (edar thy of their Sherwood tentlon. tue Is {ts own re mentlon the plon Contest Aftér Only Three Months of Practice, ®) — Grand Charleston country as a result 5, Miss Louls Sullivar in the nae here ¢ Lyman “linton, Towa, v FKisleben ;. was thind rt in l]l were [N} \ divers months exe ward, not te Remarkable! Such Unusual Values! You'll be readily surprised and charmed by the high quality of the shoes and the tremendous reductions in this unusual Clearance event. There are hundreds of styles—seasonable shoes, many early Spring arri ceverything must go to make way for the incoming season’s ideas. als, in fact, Our advice et here early, while the selections are complete—you’ll find a fine range of styles and sizes enough to meet all needs. HUR Y! Sale Starts Thursday Morning at 9 o’clock nolds €. Grant gram of the Raldwin sisted Allen Norfon r Yal hut now we've them even ST l)l D AT THIS PRICE 9)5 YLES ARE Misses’ and Children’s SHOES AND OXFORDS Children’s Shoes are staples in this store, but we've decided to include them in this great selling occgsion. There are plenty of good styles and sizes. $1.95$2 29 me Shoes we've along at low high quality— (lc(' led to mark lower for this mon- ster Clearance Sale; of course, those who come first will get the er ‘1 .11 » e auv Bl For Boys ED CR( WOMEN'S SILK AND WOOL e, to close out .. STER BROWN ; \2..'\0 ,\'3:\() $ Come Early So You'll Have a Choice of the Selections VOGUE SHOE SHOP $6 and $7 value RED CROSS and SORISIS SHOES All short lines and discontinued numbers. All leathers and heels. Patent, Black Satin, Gun Metal, Kid, Bm\\n and Black ,uede, Russia Calf. All at one price— $8, $9 and $10. $5 95 $3.95 $4.95 § )5S and SOROS Women's Hose HOSE Reg. 83 $1.39 Women's Four-Buckle ARCTICS All Heels and Cirls .50 236 MAIN STREET IN THE HEART OF THE CITY Value $2.50—$3—$3.50 COME AND TAKE YOUR PICK 659 pair hung up with Price and Size on every tag. Buy two and three pairs for the price of one. Everybody knows what the Vogue Shoes are. 1% Value 38, $9 and $10 SV Women's GLOVE SILK HOSE with color tops. Black, tan, white and beige. $l 59 $2.50 and $3 value. SIMPLEX Flexies All Leather 32.25 52.75 33.25

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