New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1926, Page 5

WOREAU'S MOTHER - HEARS NOTHING Missing Marine Fomnd With Companion in Okio —_— "0t course T am anxious and ver ‘ much worried but there is nolh!n: | I-can do. I believe Paul would not I wiltully desert and I do not think [ he was in responsible condition . mentally,” said Mrs. Augusta Mor. o ¢au, mother of Paul Moreau, who according to the Assoclated Press, was located at Waterville, O, a suburb of Toledo, Saturday after having been missing from the U, S. Marine corps since the Lake Denmark explosion on July 10. Mrs. Moreau has had no official » Dotification of the fact -that her P son was in the Ohio city w,ith Oliver C. Bliss, also of the marine corps, both of whom were found at an inter-urban station of Waterville, suffering from shell shock. Their memories gone the young men w.ho claimed to have been in swimming when lightning struck the Plcatiny army arsenal wandered ] aimlesly ever since until instinct gulded the footsteps of the younger bol Bliss, who is but 18 years old, to ¢ his-home town in Ohio. Here they 8 were found by the father of Bliss q and a cousin. Both young men yesterday were blindly groping through a mental fog trying to piece together events and occurrances since the accident Which set them wandering. Neither boy seemed able to give any lucid explanation of his journey. “Hello, Oliver,” was the greeting of Verne Bliss, Oliver's father. “Get away, my name ain't Oliver,” was the re- ply. He later recognized his mother - B and a gradual return to memory be- gan from this recognition. The boys arrived at Waterville with a total of $2.50 between them. Neither boy could explain how they got there ,although Mr. Bliss ex- pressed the opinion that they had walked. “It was the hand of God that directed my boy to Toledo,” e said Mrs. Bliss. Glad that her boy was found safe, i but worried for fear his actions will be misinterpreted, Mrs. Augusta Moreau of this city is anxiously awaiting further inforamtion. Mrs. Moreau has had no official notice of the finding of her son, and her knomledge of the whole affalr s confled to what she has been told by sympathetic newspaper men. Crippled and almost a helpless in- v valld Mrs, Moreau hopes and prays e 2 that a kind Providence will aid her 1 boy in his trouble, “Something must have happened to efiect Paul's mind or he would not have run away” she declared cmphatically. “I don’t know what k clse to think. When he was Rome ] on furlough June 1, he seemed to | be perfectly happy and well satis- , fied with conditions where he was. He did not indicate that he would like to leave.” 3 Paul often got leave of absence to go to Atlantic City over week-ends, Mrs. Moreau told a Herald repre- sentative, and when she received a telegram from him from Atlantic City the day followirg the explosion saying he was safe and would return Tuesday she thought nothing of it. 1 When she failed to receive a letter or additional communication she be- A gan to worry. Unlike many youths who enter the service from homes which are not too pleatant, Paul was reared tain in one of the best The young man’s father died 16 years ago lcaving a widow and a four year old son. Since that time Mrs. Moreau and her son have . made their home with the former's brother-in-law Dr. E. T. Fromen at 523 West Main street. Paul is but 20 years old. He at- Y tended the New Britain High school and when he was home on June 1, he told a Herald representative he had just completed a course in mov- . ing picture operaling at the Brook- lyn navy yard and ecxpected to be transferred to San Diego, Cal. Dr. Fromen, who has been in f Europe during the summer, arrived in.New York on the Swedish-Amer- ican line Saturday and is éxpected to reach New Britain this afternoon or ovening. He has not been in touch « with his home here since his arrival, and it is not known whether or not her is familiar with the story of his nephew and ward. PERSONALS Miss ‘Bernice Lehr of Columbia street has returned from Winsted, 3 Conn., where she spent a week with Ter aunt, Mrs. B. Arthur Rfthards. Miss Ruth Schade of Arch street is spending a month at Cape Cod. Mr and Mrs. F. H. Bickford of Andrews street have returned from Richford, Vermont where they have been spending the last two weeks with Mr. Bickford's parents. Mrs. Louis Lehr of , Columbia street, spent the week-end in Win- sted, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Al daughter, lois, ' are # Clinton. Malmgren and sojourning at | Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Clifford of | 3 Kensington avenue had as their | guests over the week-end Mr. Ralph Johnson of Broken Bow. Nebraska, Mrs. James Seeley of }.ingling, Mon- tana, and Mrs. George Rolfe, of : Greece, New York. Miss Mary Clifford of Kensington avenue, Miss Gladys Stevens and U’ Miss Jeannette Hoar of Arch street are spending two weeks at Oak Blufts. I B Frank Willlams of Arch street a . and Arthur Clifford of Kensington M avenue have returned from a camp- | ing trip to Hamonassett. Goorge Lambert of Stanley street will sall Wednesday at 10 a. m., on the Berengaria for Tondon and Shefldld, Kngland. He will be gone T about " twe months NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1926. Our Annual August DOLLAR SALE All Day Tuesday—And Wednesday 'Til Noon At First Bargain Table—Main Floor. Women’s Full Fashioned Pure Silk Stockings All the new shades, made with a very elastic top, $ prn permanent shape and snug fitting ankle. A high grade stocking, irregular of $1.65. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til Noon, Men’s and Women’s Leather Slippers ‘With soft chrome =oles, brown, $2.00, All Day Tuesday and Wednesday *Til Noon and red, all sizes, regular Dept. lack, alligator, blus at Women's Shoe d Women’s Felt Trimmed Juliets and Felt Slippers With leather soles, all sizes, at Children’s Shoes Patent and _ black $ kid, lace and button, sizes 4 to 8, at Corsets! Girdles! In a large varlety of styles and materials to $1 00 select from, at .... . Dollar Day at Art Dept. Stencilled Oilcloth Table Covers—48 and b4-inch sizes, assorted patterns, regular 79¢ each. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til Noon 2" $1.00 Cretonne Pillows — Round, oblong oval and half round, beautiful color combinations, regular value 79¢. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday ‘Til " 9w §1.00 Yelour and Tapestrs Scarfs —Made of good quality ve- lour, trimmed with gold braid and tapstery, colors are rose, blue, brown, taupe green, etc, regular value $1.98. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday ‘Til " $1.00 Bedspreads — To embrolder, tull sizes,with bolster attach- ed, pretty patterns for simple embroidery stamped on un- bleached cotton, regular $1.39 All Day_Tucsday and Wed- nesday ‘Til_Noon 1.00 Horners All Wool Yarn — 3 3-4 ounce skeins, all colors, regular 50c. All y Tuesday and Wednesday ‘Til Noon 3 $1.00 Notions 50c.-69c. Fancy Rubber Aprons—Of pure gum rubber, assorted designs and _colors. All Day Tuesday and Wednes- day "Til Noon, 3 $1.00 69c. Sanitary Step-ins and Shadow Skirts—Flesh colors. All Day Tuesday and Wednes- day 'Til Noon, 2" $1.00 25c. Brillo Aluminum Cleanser, All Day Tuesday and Wednesday *Til Noen, 5" $1.00 Dress Shields— st and regular shape. All Day Tuesday and Wednes- day 'Til Noon, 6 " $1.00 Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Lace edge in all the wanted shades, trimmed with val and imitation tatting edge, 2ic. kind. All Day Tuesday and ‘Wednesday "Til Noon 7 81.00 Hand Made Tafting Hand- kerchiefs. All hand made with tatting edge, hand hem- med, hand drawn corner de- sign, white only, 25c. kind. 6" $1.00 ‘Women's Pure Limen Mid- get Hemmed Handkerchiefs. Washed ready for use, suitable for tatting purpose, limited quantity, 15c. value, 10 ** $1.00 Imported Swiss Handker- chiefs, Embroidered all white and colored embroidery on white, assorted width hems, value 15c. each, 12" $1.00 Men's Soft * Finish Cotton Aandkerchiefs — Laundered ready for use, 12 1-2c. kind, 12" $1.00 Men's Colored W.o ven Border Handkerchiefs — Fast color, 1-4,°1-2 and .1 ineh hems, slightly irregular of 25¢. kind, 10 " $1.00 Women's White Calf Sandals s 1 Regular $5.00 valte, t Children’s Patent Leather Pumps $ effect, One strap sizes 4 to 8, regular $2.00, at Brassieres In long and medium length models made of silk striped or plain materials, 2" 81.00 Rogers Silverplated Flatware Knives, forks, teaspoons, table Spoons, jced tea gpoons, sugar shells and butter knives. All day Tuesday and Wednesday ‘til noon. 6 " $1.00 Silver Plated Bon Bon Dishes Several styles, regular $1.00 each. All day Tuesday and Wednesday 'til noon. 2" $1.00 Silver Plated Fruit Bowls Gold lined, regular :$1.75. All day Tuesday and Wednes- day 'tll noon. . Pearl Choker Beads Of beautiful luster in all the wanted colors, regular to 2.50, at .. Women’s Hand Bags In silk, leather and fabric, with inside frame, purse and mirror, colors are blonde, gray, tan, brown and all pas- tel shades, regular $2.00 and $3.00 value. ANl day Tuesday and Wednesday Genuine Cowhide Boston Bags s 2t 1rveer, 9100 ——————————— ————————————————— At Stationery Dept. . Guaranteed Unbreakable Fountain Pens—Oversize, self filling, 14 kt. gold, tipped with genulne Iridium, a style for every hand writing, long or short with a clip or ring, assorted colors, fully guaran- teed, regular $1.50. All Day Tucsday and Wed- nesday 'Til‘Noon. , 1.00 Letter Flles—Rust proof, made extra strong with safe- ty locks, letter size, regular 50c. each, at ' $1.00 Book Ends—Assorted - de- signs and finishes, some ship designs, regular $1.00 $1.50, at Brass Desk Sets—4 pad, Ink well, letter and blotter pad, $1.50 value, pleces, opener regular Bt .o NOVELTY SILK GLOVES. With fancy cuff effect, in beaver, pearl and_ cocoa, value $1.59, et ... $1.00 Novelty Fabric Gloves — Slip-on and fancy cuff. Some silk slip-on gloves in this num- ber, value to $1.25, at 2w $1.00 16-Button Milanese Silk Gloves—In gray, beaver, black and brown, values to $3.50, at ...... $1.00 Wige Hmith & Net and Fine Marquisette Panel Curtains Finished on bottom w rayon buillon fringe, $1.75 value, at 4th floor, s s ] $1.00 Ruffled Tie-Back Curtains— Voile and marquisette, $1.50 value, R o . $1.00 1000 Yds. Cretonne—Extra quality, up to date colors and designs, regular 79c. yd., at 4th floor, 2% $1.00 Rayon Marquisette—TFigured curtain making, yd., at 4th Floor, o $1.00 Inlaid Linoleum Straight line inlald linoleum, 2 yds. wide, colors go through to the back, tile pattern, regu- lar $1.59 value, at, sq. yd. ... Stair Carpet Heavy quality stair carpet, 27-inch wide, shown in good patterns, regular $1 00 $149, at, yd. ....0c 4 Filet Picot Edge Pretty lace for trimming, lingerie and children's wear, regular 15c. yard. Al Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til 10 % $1.00 Women’s Sport Vests strips _and novelty goods, strap in back, can ad- just the vest any size. Just the vest for knickers and separate Plque skirts, regular $1.50, at Neck- wear Dept. All Day Tucsday and Wednesday 'Til Noon .. . At China Dept. Tuesday and Wednesday ’Til Noon 12-Piece Iridescent Sherbet Sets — Consisting 6 sherbet glasses and 6 sher- $1.00 bet plates, set .... Large Size White Cups and Saucers—Also blue imported cups and saucers, 6" $1.00 Pottery Boudoir Lamps— Complete with blue $1 00 and rose shades.... o 2 lon Fish Globes—Com- plete with wrought $1 00 iron floor stand.... D Dollar Housewares Aluminum Ware—300 pleces, all blg items, choice, $1 00 each ... o Enamel Pots—16-quart size, gray enamel pots, complete with $1 00 cover .. sesns o Sanitary Cans—White enam- eled, foot lift cover, bail handle . . $1.00 Metal Baskets—Choice se- lection of colors, at 3 $1.00 Garbage Cans—Heavy con- struction, lock $1 00 o cover Splint. Hampers—Family size with reinforced 1 00 o bottom cted corn Floor Brooms—Se! stained handles, 2 81.00 ctric Bulbs—Choice of 10, 25, 50 watt, at 5" $1.00 Wet Wash Buskets—3-strap, reinforced bottom 1 $1.00 with cut {n handle Flour Canlsters—25 1b. size, white Japanned $1 00 hinged cover o Fern Stands—Choice selec- tion of colo 29- $1 00 inch high, each. . Bath Stools—White enam- eled, rubber tipped legs ’ AT MEN’S SHOE DEPT. Men's White Canvas Oxfords —Light weight crepe sole, “Hood" brand, regular $1.50 Tuesday and Also a Few Pairs of Men's Shoes—Discontinued ision at oo $1.00 Just See What $1.00 Will Buy At Third Floor. House Dresses—Broadcloth, cotton foulard and fancy print, light and dark colors, few ex- e, $1.00 Girls’ Dresses—Slightly im- perfect, of broadcloth, rayon and prints, with and without bloomers, sizes 6 to 14, value a . 9100 at . Bungalow Aprons—Of ging- ham and percale, with white collar and belt, $1 00 value $1. at . D Dotted Seco Silk Slips— With shadow-proof hem, white, flesh, nile, lavender and blue, sizes 36 to 44, $ valus $1.45, at .. 1-00 Radium and Crepe de Chine Step-ins—Lace trimmed, flesh, coral, nile and maize, value Crepe Kimonos—Plain and Persian trimmed, $1 00 value $1.59, at .. o Silk Sweaters — In pretty floral designs, all light colors value $1.95, b $1.00 A Few Flannel Middies— Red and navy, $1.00 value $2.98, at .. were 1205, e 9100 Rayon Alpaca Slips — In black, navy, tan and gray, sizes 36 to 44, value $1.45 af 0 Rayon Chemise, Slips, Bloomers and Step-ins—Plain and lace trimmed, $1.00 value to $1.95, at Voile and Muslin Tace Trimmed Step-Ins— $ ‘White and colors, at 1 -00 These at 2 for $1.00 Seco Silk Step-ins. . Lingette Step-ins. Crepe Step-ins and Bloom- ers. Volle Step-ins and Bloomers. Muslin Gowns, Muslin Slips. Girls' Print Dresses, sizes 6 to 14, Rajah Middics—Red, white and tan, sizes 16 to 27, value $1.00. At 3 for $1.00 Voile and Muslin Bloomers and Step-ins—White and colors. AT 4 FOR $1.00 Quiited Pads, 17x18. Rubber Pants. Flannelette Gertrndes. Lisle Stockings, values up to 39c. each, AT 2 FOR $1.00 Infants’ Sample Dresses and Gertrudes. Chambray Coveralls, 1 to 4 years, Hand - cmbroidered ers, 1 to 4 years, Volle Dresses, 2 to 6-rear sizes, Crib Blankets, pink and blue, values up to $1.00. Romp- At Boys’ Dept. Main Floor Boys' Wash Sukts—Worth from $1.75 to $3.00, all at $1.00, Every best washable fabsic, Every best style, all absolutely fast colors. Plain white, plain gray and hun- dreds’ of pretty combination colors, sizes 2% $1 00 o to 10 years . The Genuine “Koveralls"— Sell all the year round at $1.25. Blue and tan, red trimmed, the ideal play suit, sizes $1 00 2 to 8§ years, at. . Boys’ Separate Tronsers— Corduroy and wool mixtures, sizes § to 17 years at Men's and Yout Pants — regularly 81,00 Men's Overalls and Jumpers —Heavy blue denim, plain white "and hickory = stripe, sizes 36 to 44. No more than two garments to a $1 00 B customer ¢ Work Coats, Work Pants, Duck Pants - Regularly priced at $2.50 to $4.00, at An Extra Special for Dollar Day in Qur Men's Clothing Department—S85 strictly all wool suits with 3 pairs of trousers, that formerly sold for v 810,00 for w... BOYS’ SHIRTS White or neat stripes, col- lar attached styles, sizes 12% to 14. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday T Noon, each Boys' Percale Blouses— Neat patterns, sizes 7 to 16, 2" $1.00 Boys Pajamas—Plain col- ors. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Ti1 Noon, each .,.... $1'00 Boys' Slip-on Sweaters. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til Noon, $1 .00 each ..., $ Day at Baby Shop Third Floor. AT 3 FOR $1.00 Infants’ Flannelette Gowns; Kimonos and Petticoats, Car- ter’'s Cotton and Wool Shirts and Bands, Silk and Wool Stockings. odd Muslin -~ Gowns, Princess Slips and Combina- tion; wvalues 5%c, cach. " AT §1.00 EACH Infants’ Sample Bonnets. Infants’ hand-made and hand-embroidered Dresses, Infants’ Sample Sweaters and Jackets, Children's Sweaters and Capes, 2 to 6-year size. Sample Volle Panty Dresses, Values up to $2.00 cach. Lot Men! Here's Where You Save Money On Furnishings Men's Light Welght Coat Sweate: each . Men's Shirts—Band styls, 14 to 17, regular $1.58, .$1.00 Men’s Broadcloth Shirts— White collar attached, sizes 131 to 17. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday $ 'Til Noon, each... . Men’s Pajamas—Plain col- ors, . $1.00 Men's Cotton Night Shirts— Sizes 15 to 2 each ..... eee . Men's Cotton Half Hose— Regular 20c., 7 $1.00 for . Men's Mercerized Half Hose—Regular 25c., 5 " $1.00 for o Men's Fancy Half Hose— New novelties, regular 65c., 75c. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til Noon, pairs 2" $1.00 Men's Nainsook Sults—Regular 6dc., 2 $1.00 Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts—Sizes 14% to 17. Al Day Tuesday and ‘Wednesday 'Til Noon, 2" 81,00 Union AT SPORTING GOODS DEPT. MAIN FLOOR Footballs—Made of good quality cowhide, regulation size, packed complete with bladder and lace, in a box, value $2.50. All day Tunesday and Wednesday T Noon . S1.0 Junior Golf Sets— 3 clubs and bag .. $1.00 Official League Be Guaranteed 27 lnn1n§1ret\l- lar $2.00, at ... 00 OF ROUSING DOLLAR BARGAINS Read Every Item—No Matter How Small The Type Yo u’ll Find Big Value For Your Dollars A DAY AND A HALF Women’s Stockings Of rayon, colors are atmosphere, gray, French nude, grain, champagne, for s .00 all perfect goods, value 50c. pair, at _— Women’s Stockings of Rayon Made with a 23-inche bottom, colors are peach, beigé, parch- ment, nude, and French nude, all perfect, value $9c, 2 for $1£ Women’s Mercerized Lisle Stockings In black, whits and eolors, regular 35c. quality, 4 for 31 At Knit Underwear Dept. MAIN FLOOR | Children’s Vests—Sizes 24 to 34, made with a built-up shoulder. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday "Til Noon, 5 $1.00 Women's Shaped Underwear —Vests made low neck, short sleeves and sleeveless. Pants are lace and cuff knee, all sizes, 2 §1.00 Women's Vests and —Regular and extra value 25c., at 5 $1.00 Bodices sizes, Infants’ Shirts—Silk, woel | and cotton mixture, sizes n;onth_s to 3 years, 75c, value, a 2"°$1.00 Boys’ Nainsook Unfon i —This is a high grade l?xz made athletic style, sizes 4 years to 16, at 2 $1.00 Women's Rayon Bloomers— Cut full slze with reinforced Busset, colors are white, pink, peach, nile and maize, $1.50 value, €8Ch .\ ovve s sncancn o Children Half Length Pure Silk Sox Solid colors, plain rib tops, champagne, pink, black, white and others, regular 50c. palr, sizes 4 to § 1-2, Irregulars. All Day Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til Noon . "o $1.00 Children 7-8 Length Mercerized Sox Fancy colored cuff tops, rib to toe, champagne, powder blue, French nude, tan bark, black and other colors, sizes 6 1- regular 39c. pair, strictly first quality Tuesday and Wednesday 'Til Noon At Linen Dept. Tuesday and Wednesday *Til Noon Bleached Turkish Towels— Regular 45c., size 22x44, at 3 $1.00 Hemstitched Mercerized Table Cloths — Size 54x54, regular §1 $1.00 each Japanese Table Covers— Size 60x60, reg- ular $1.39, at, each S]..OO Pillow Cases—Size 45x36, made of good quality cotton, regular 5" $1.00 Half Linen Bleached Crash —Regular 17c. vd.,, at 8 % $1.00 Plain White and Colored Turkish Towels— v, regular 23c., 6 $1.00 At Domestic Dept. Bleached Bed Sheeting— Soft finish and heavy quality, 2% e, regular ffc., at 23 7 $1.00 Single Plaid Blankets— Colors light blue, pink, gray, tan, lavender and gold, full size, regular $1.29, $1 00 at, each . . Unbleached Cotfton — 36- inch wide, regular 15c., at 81 $1.00 Stitched Batting—i-pound roll, ready for use, regular $1.00 Fruit of the Ioom Nain- sook—36 inch wide, regular 29c, at yv:;'r $1.00 Drugs and Toilet Goods Halr Clippers, reg. $1.49, at $1.00. Bath Salts, 4 1Ib. far, reg. d9c, at 3 for $1.00. D & R Cold Cream, 3 for $1.00. Lifebuoy Soap, 20 for $1.00. Kolar-Bak, reg. $1.50 size, at $1.00. Palm $1.00, Mavis Talcum, 6 for $1.00. Ballantines Malt, 2 cans for $1.00. 5 gr. Aspirin Tablets, 100 in bottle, 4 bottles for $1.00, Seidlitz Powders, 1 doz. In box, 6 boxes for $1.00. Sterilized Gauze, 6 yd. pke., regular 450. at 3 pkgs, for $1.00. Alkyhol Rubbing Alcohol, 16 oz. bottles 3 for $1.00. White Enamel Irrigators, complete, reg. $1.25, at $1.00. Willlams Root Beer Extract, 6 for $1.00. Flit Quart Size, reg. $1.25, at $1.00. Waldor{ Tollet Paper, 14 colls for $1.00. Olive Soap, 15 for to 10, All Day p‘f:)l: $1 ‘00 At Wash Goods Dept. Tuesday and Wednesday *Til Noon, Figured Voiles — Assorted patterns and colorings, regu- lar value 49¢, and G9c., at yds. 4% 8$1.00 English Broadcloths — Stripes and figures, assorted colors, 86 inches wide, regu- lar 59c, at o $1.00 Plain and Figured Orinkle Crepes—Assorted colors and new patterns, regular 33c., at | 4 « $1.00 Figured Percales — Pretty, neat effects and colorings, regular 25c., 36 inches wide, at | 5 % $1.00 Bleached Outing Flannel— f 36 Inches wide, regular 35c., at o $1.00 At Silk Dept. Tuesday and Wednesday To Noon. 54-Inch_Crepe do Chine and 36-inch Foulards—Values to e M. $1.00 Choice of Al Silk Rem- nants—Values to $3.50 yard. All recent cuttings 1 at, yard ’ o Brocades, Baronet Sal Fancy Silks—Values $1.69 to $2.25 yard. All day and Wednesda, g 'Til Noon, r-nyi wa $1-00 At Grocery Dept. Williams' Root Beer Ex. [ tract, 7 for $1.00, Rumford Baking Powder, 1 1b. tins, 4 for $1.00, Carnation Evaporated Milk, 9 for $1.00, Willlams’ Flavor Ex- tracts—Including vanilla, lem« on, orange, and almond, 4 hottles for $1.00, Hawailan Sliced Pinea; —Paradise Island brands, No., 2% cans, at 3 for $1.00. Premler 'Salad Large bottles, 3 for $1.00. Libby's Corned Beef—No. 1 tins, at 4 for $1.00, High Grade Sweet Mixed Pickles—1 qt. Mason jars, at 3 for $1.00, Advancer Peas — Hatchet brand, 5 for $1.00, Welcome Soap, 20 fer i =