New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1926, Page 5

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926. FLAG CRISIS IN Hope of Choosing National Em- blem Before Angust 11 May 11 (R—The boy and a porter at the [ tel were selling hooch 1| privat to ascertain v, who promptly discharged |r mployes of the hotel are re- 1 to sign e pledge bl )ws upon securing en S et | (Date). tion. “I hereby plan, a unified | agree v intoxicating to or proci f the hotel, or or persons wha toxicating liquors in r or form, ignature) (Position) secure fljylEn adae?lffh T0 BE ARRESTED | stamford Detective At To Get Man As He After Serving Term. Stamford, May 11 aptain of det John O’Sullivan Dies ; Leanm: Lar ge l‘mml\' David Waterbt n, to two check HOTEL WORKERS SELL BOOZE AND ARE FIRED| and Trio Gets the Gate for Violation of Pledge. igh Ve y 1| s A night watchman, a Degro bell |towns of the discharged b E. Weakley when detectives in solemnly pledge at under no circumst nto or keep in g liquors, nor will 1 CREDIT MEN MEET | Ii. K. Morse of This City Is One of Address At Bridgeport Session. Bridgeport, May 11 (A — Fitty delegates, representing cities and state, attended the state conference of the Credit William Burritt ho- | ninth an v Manager | Connecticut Association of toda Mayor F. t selling lig ree men were suspectsd of to traveling men and | operatives were sent here be the truth. The detec- | R or ! Power of Boston re will be a banquet, at which J Tregoe, executive manager of the onal association of credit mer will be the principal speaker. “an ™| NENAGERIE SHIP DOCKS Jungle Animals, Reptiles and Birds i for eny| par gast. 1y other em. er, Boston, May 11 (P—Jungle ani- any eha mals, reptiles and birds composed | principal cargo of the British | mer Neleus which arrived here vesterday from far eastern ports. Durlng the voyage a wild broke loose and went on a ramp nly to be Killed and devoured Middletown Is Released | a number |lions, b monkeys s [tian d 3 in some g jeadly snakes and lizards and ¥ eds of tropical birds. The collec- | tion s consigned to various zoos in | York, FPhiladelphia and S8t | the county ion of a 10 |New her group of zoologlcal speci- fncluding two ele i intelopes, 25 flamingoes ord |hundreds of canaries arrived on the to [steamer Thuringia which salled for given local merchants last Aug- [New York after debarking 40 pas TALKS ON DICT \| lln\l owski and V. en named to committee will ALDER TAKES OVER STORE who fi Herman Alder Thomas Meighan Back Again in o \fion Mr. NEW KLONDIKE” | vate the store CAPITOL 3 ¢ ) “ollowi Adler to addit “THE |sengers here. CHARGED WITH MURDER Holyoke Man Under Arrvest When Victim in Fight Which Occurred | | Sunday Dies at Hospital. st HH—'V( foct of a f Sunday when ¥ of wood but was finally taken ti It is alleged ad quarreled third perse olved in pleaded not Yoter ASHES SI Dam of about $50 was dor fyitna ge in the Miller & from a fir building, Co. No. 4 w e on § ed to a grass road at 10:40 o'clock will r ional spac better store Thurs.—Fri.—Sat. MAGIC CLEANSER Has no odor— Leaves no ring Tailored cx.\rtl) after same iron-clad TOMORROW 'V[OR\I‘\(‘ 4 Hour Sale 9 to 1 Only! WHILE THEY LAST—ONE GROUP Trimmed Hats, Hatsand Children’s Hats ula. f - || Values up to $5 Z toend, yc ¢ well balanced n growth of musc. ather, That's why P duces more pounds gain in weight e least food. No d: ith this clean, hig food, entirely tree o [ ON ALL Graranteed and for Sale by 188 Main Street S P STROPLE SPECIAL Come Early for First Choice None Sold After 1 o’Clock 20% REDUCTION OTHER HATS IN THE STORE DURING THIS SALE Goldenblum Millinery Co. Corner Court Street T Brought To Boston From Ports of | &l When It Comes to Values There’s Nothing to Compare With Raphael’s We've given a new meaning to the word “VALUE”! And we have everybody in the city of New Britain talking about us! People are wondering how we can do it—and if we can continue to do it! Well, just put this down, and don’t forget it: We're going to keep on giving knockout values every day this week—next week—next month—every month! MR. HERMANS OF OUR READY-TO- WEAR DEPARTMENT TALKING : I've got in stock now 276 Two-Piece Jersey Dresses that are wortl: $10. Tl sell 'em FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY ABEL HII ARTME and see 'em in the window NEW NEW And to add to the BARG! \I\\ only 34 3!&‘1‘\ Coats, Mostly Sport Models o % OO and miss will a Read What the Heads of the Departments Said to the Ad Mal’l I've got in stock m.=t 182 odd SCH OF THE MILLINERY MANY CUSTOMERS: 200 New Sport Hats $2.45 t at a special price " MILAN HEMPS, BODY HATS MRS. FARRELL OF OU R HOUSE DRESS DEPARTMENT House & Street Dresses t I've sold as SPEAKING TO OUR high as $2.98, some are real others are the best qual- nd Ginghams, also plenty of ot sell them for R / SDAY ONLY out $1.69 amount left of the finest FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY JEUtnioHoze MR. RICHTER, BUYER OF CHILDREN’S dren’s 3-4 length socks, bla beaver, 29¢ grade. Wednesday, 3 pz WOMEN’S RIBBED LISLE \l ()R[ HOSE Black and colors, 50c grade. Wed 3;-LENGTH SOCKS an calf and 69¢ ON HOSE Black and twenty um\ Spr des, first quality. Wednesday \;n cial, pair .. SPECIAL LOT CHILDREN'S GOLF HOSE Sizes 8 to 10 1-2 Wednesday, pair 69c FOR CONF IR\I \TI()\ k and Rayon Hose, white and colors e Children's Silk 95¢ value. Wednesday, pair . .. ()()C At Our Knit Underwear Department Wednesday h with men's women’s and children’s upde to 79¢ Big table piled hig Thorough clearance of \'l(\l\tn lines formerl) Choice Wednesday, each '\H N’'S SUMMER BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DR \\\} RS e ——— e MISS MARTHA SCHWARTZ OF OU R) COMPLETE INF \\T\' WEAR DEPT. IN THE CITY Let the mothers come to see me Wednesday. I have about 15 dozen Pretty Little Girls’ Dresses y to 14, these 9 and 1 will SEZ: T'll give 15% on all in sizes 2 to 6 and some in s sold in my department up to sell them for Wednesday at B 69C and I will put out on one reel about 5 PRETTY VQILE and ENGLISH PRINT DRESSES in sizes 8 to 11 for only . the women of put these out MRS, HANCOCK, BUYER OF OUR MUS LIN UNDERWE ‘R DEPARTME AND CRII PRETTY 2% full cut, s 98¢ ONE TABLE FULL OF MUSLIN values to 69¢ BLOOMERS MR. SMITH OF T ¢ SILKS Thrifty Housewife that ) y is let the DRAPERY completc All I've T5¢ \,Aluu We v[nu\d. 36 INCH SILK OV FRHR \l’ i pretty patterns. Colorin )95y Wednesda Lpair s, A ()\(\( 36 INCH FANCY CHALLI ] i Wednesday at, yard ......... S . : (@ Values from 75¢ to $1.25 d. 3 Wednesday at, yard . WASH GOODS 36 INCH FANCY DRESS CREPES AND RAYONS in a beat of colors and patterns. Values up to $1.25 yard. Wednesday, o 36 INCH FANCY \l\I)R AS \HIR'II\(. in a line ings, extra fine gra c value. Wednesday, vard ... i et 28 INCH PLAIN AND FANCY PLISSE assortment of new colors and styles, 29¢ grade. Wednesday at yard . 5 36 INCH ENGLISH Hl(()\l)(l()lH White, wit} figured designs, 98¢ grade. Wednesday at, yard iful ran CREPE in that we are now selli for We o 69¢ | MRS. MADDIGAN OF OUR CORSET New Britair We have on hand ten dozen Rayon Sllk Vests AND DOMESTI( THE BUSY HOSIERY DEPARTM You can tell the bargain hunters for me that they won't be disappoin ted ar nd I would suggest these 7 bargains, (g0 just read 'em). S ( HECKED NAINSOOK WAIST UNION SUITS — 39c WOMEN'’S SILK HOSE e and every new ing shoe shade. | v special 3 For the hest $1.00 hose made. At Our Men’s Department Wednesday One hundred pair Men's Work pants, $2.00 grades Wednesday special, pair ME! SPRING SHIRTS White : pl ) yadeloths, collars attached. Striped and figuy $2.00 ¢ MEN’S NOVELTY LF 00 grades while the; S SUMMER PAJAMAS < Frog trimmed ¢ nri ;»uU over styles, Z Wednesday DEPT. | 1 50 KOMISS OF THE BOYS’ DEPT. SEZ: I've just received 15 dozen Boys’ Wash Suits that ordinarily sell for 98¢c. TI'll sell them Wednesday fo 55(} I} come in all styles and all the v summer MATERIALS. And I've got some Boys’ Blouses 79¢ and for Wednesday 98¢ H,‘,,, 7()C 1l sell them READ THE BARGAINS GOWNS ()Qc DEPARTMENTS ¢ SILKS ¢ DE CHINE in a full line of the season’s $1.25 . in a fine line of $1.59 AND SATIN CANTONS.. Full $1.89 «,x:vum._\",'in. ;\.Ixit(». pink and 5125 DOMESTICS D TURKISH TOWELS, SLIPS, ‘[ co \H K § I values to $1.49 ... $1.00 10 INCH \H..\IX,I\(RY 98 value. Wedne '.«l ‘nl\tll ALL SILK FLAT CREPE of colors, a real 8§2.25 value. Wednesday at, yard 5 36 INCH SPORT \\II“‘v black only. $1.98 val Wednesd: extra heavy quality, 3 for SOC or rollers or dish 50 DOZ. BLEACH size 18x34, our 25 \\u!«“.‘ . I\I\(H \Xl PURE LINEN BARNS EY CRASH £ 100 DO’ pequot, WHITE terns, good Wednesday 367 Pairs Children’s and Misses’ ressy Pumps and Oxfords in Patent, Bl lnnd Kid and Tan Calf, s Regular price, §2 Wednesday 219 Pairs Women's Felt Slippers felt with soft padded soles and shock proof heels in Taupe and many other colors, 39(: Wednesday . High quality Copen, Americ: an Beauty, Regular price 98c. Sizes to 8. ~ NOTIONS 0. N. T. CROCHET COTTON—ANl and numbers, Wed balls for. . KOTEX NAPKINS—1 dozen (o a box. Wednesday, box KLEANET HAIR NETS—Ca all color Wed., 3 for WILLIMANTIO SPOOL COTTON—EBlack or white, all numbers. Wed., spool .. SUNSET SOAP DYE—AII colors Wednesday at, pke. CEDAR MOTHEX BAGS—Large size; side opening. Wed. at, cach wp shape 10¢ 55¢ TOILET GOODS )c Tube Daggett & Ramsde Men only) B0 n emant _— 2« 9¢ 8¢ Package Rinso

Other pages from this issue: