New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1927, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1927. MERVEAUX WINS AN CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA MRS, RHINELANDER | Don ol G e ot stimulated the hardware busi- [TOF¢ in demand, as is also items in Blackton Must Pay—Fencing the builders’ hard e line. Prices never had any doubt that the verdict ss to a certain extent, although n ARST A oqn Teacher Now Thought Insane ready started sceding, small grains, and farm work in the agricultural Hard\\ are Sprmg Sales | scctions of the country is apparently 2 York, March 30 — “Unusu- |Progressing rapidly. weather conditions| “Staples of all kinds appear to b2 went some provision would be made Impl’o\ ing Actl vy in | for Mrs. Rhinelander, we do not | know whether he still feels the same avorable on the latter are firm, but some sub- :1d. 1 think this sho: H,.um.:s in some sections remains|stantial advances are anticipated s founded on truth ry rdi to reports| within a few weeks. Collections anl of the court of ap-!from the credits seem to be nor mlly good highest tribu "I\rmu.l out the country.’ decided that ould be up! ‘Gonsiders Filing Rction Against NKip“ New York, March 30 UP—Suits | | for separation nd permanent lered ln!’ly had not decelved her are m“, R e as to her color. The deci- |of spring, there has been a satisty- s the third legal defeat suf- |ing volume of orders for all kinds g:;“;nl_' first sneeze. nelander in a fight | of spri nd summer merchandise, lfl)‘l.le ‘vapors to have cost him | with requests for immediate d"“\"‘r- |ies. te division of the su-| “Farmers in southern 11l denied Rhinelander's | Missouri and parts of Iowa ha appeal for a new trial last January, but a dissenting opinton of one of | the justices provided the chance for appeal. mony s and e al- | 70% of Your Child’s School-work is in the Morning! Give Quick QUAKER The Breakfast that “Stands By” You Faster Than Toast—Cooks in 2V to 5 Minutes for Golds, Grip, Influ- enza and as a Preventive o TUTTLE WILL NOT RAII] NIGHT ELUBS rs L)umluirr E 300 monthly as tempora also has heen allow 1 com- 2 Long setious ilness and complications ’]'7\:\ ofan follow Colds, Grip and fodusnza. e learned. Guard your bealth agaiast this danger. Judge Swinburne said last night Price 30c. at the start of the court Tho box beara this signature e G2 Srove. Since 1889 G Fox & Co.Inc. HARTFORD To Call Us Without Charge—Call 3500 er which wa 7 S the rw[ PEACHES LOSES JOB Pitt=burgh Night Ciub Decides Not w to Have Her In Revue. TLAPPER GANG ARRESTED New Yorkers Ac :wl of Passing ! Spurious | 3 customs ! to the govern- Iy broke down . The name “flapper crew out of the operations of Says Dry League Pays R ey men in having y g women buy House C ommlllflc s Bills ingerie and whercupon o rency. ew method has inere views of prohibition, ¢ « hi corts wonld step forward and y that he make payment from large rolls of “personal opinion | bills, cording to the federal oper- " Friend sir proper Having | The raid netion: £ and padlock policics rought him nation NEW MONEY FROM OLD inston, March 30 (8) ined to go into de- .Z?gg_qesffiuszest BecauseBest’ Week End Special to keep our week-end business from falling off is an ingrained habit of most housewives to \vir laundry out early in the week) we are mak- ial offer on work sent us on Thursdays, thrifty housewives are responding. Tn_m‘d' sday Special price is seventy-five cents mini- nd four cents a pound for all additienal work. sour usual 24-hour service on this class of work, iz donc in our usual careful, conscientious way. \\\\\\\\ Fashions April 17th, Easter Sunday. In order that you choose your Easter costume deliberately and with all the consideration it is due, we now have on display the very smartest and newest in apparel. Make your selection early. Looming head is the gala day of fashions, —smartly - Tucks running every wuich way; vertically, diagonally, hori- zontally, are a distinguishing mark of many sport coats. One finds them on plain and fur- trimmed coats of kash-like fabrics in gray, tans, green and navy blue. Sce them before choosing your Easter coat. $59.50 G. FOX & CO., INC.—APPAREIL SHOPS—-THIRD FLOOR Frocks —feature bows Because Easter comes so late this year we have mcluded it. our Easter offerings a most at- tractive group of frocks—the kind that you can wear now and all through the Summer. “There are crepe de chines both plain and printed and the styles are very smart. $29.9 9 Suits —with boyish swagger Everywhere one sees tailored suits 1. beyish styles worn by smart women and tha suil is certain to be an Easter head- liner. Many new models in navy blue and jaunty tweeds, some are belted, others not. Both single and double breasted styles are considered smart. ' $25.00