New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1926, Page 4

1, NEW BRITAIN DAILY I{ERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926. ENGOUNTER DELAY (Other Business Gets Precedence-- Expect Action Next Week NEW POLIGE BOARD HAS FIRST SESSION Fails to Organize Because ol Chamberlain's Ansence Wize Hmith £, HARTFORD - ONCE IN A DECADE, MAYBE An Opportunity Like This The Maker’s Assets Were Frozen In Merchandise SO WE TOOK 800 SUITS OFF HIS HANDS Spring is here in full force now—but it came too late for this clothing manufacturer—Before he hardly knew it, his capital was frozen in merchandise—a predicament for which he sought immediate relief—He wired us, would we take his surplus? We replied that we would at our own price. So Here They Are— Eight Hundred Fine 2-PANTS SUITS In A Great Whirlwind Sale “ | FORM BROADCASTING (0. ca” to Guide Destinies of WEAF, :\ New York City. RRPEGETRET - BEFORE CODLIGE Proposed New Law Expected to Offset Labor Troubles Woman l\llled When Auto | | Turns Over Four Tlmcs‘ | Man Fired in | Jurv Finds g FREED OF MURDER Stout Sizes 37 to 46 All Sizes 36 to 44 20 In All Sincerity We State Emphatically The Greatest (lothing Value Hartford Has Known in Years THURSDAY No Exchanges and No Approvals FRIDAY ONLY Every Sale Final SEEING IS BELIEVING Come In and Examine These Fine Spring Suits Two Pairs of Trousers With Every One Every Suit Strictly All Wool MILLINERY SALE THURSDAY—FRIDAY TRIMMED HATS GROUPS $1—-$3—$6 We must make room for our new summer millinery which we are receiv Blue Cheviots, Blue Diagonal Worsteds Cassimeres, Cheviots and FANCY WORSTEDS Single and Double Breasted -- Snappy and Conservative Models DIVIDED INTO 3 BECAUSE WE ARE SELLING THESE SUITS AT PRACTICALLY COST PRICE WE ARE OBLIGED TO MAKE A SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ANY ALTERATION. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY his opportunity to offer the greatest values ever in luded are Hair, Belting Ribbon, Silk and Straw heted Visors, Peanut and Milan Hats in all the wanted ing every day these three gr colors and up-to-the-minute styles.