New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1927, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1027, 8 ‘pon oR the Pacific. Students bene- | Iater to Seattle where the Washing- [L'lcclion as president, Malame Mar- | Mr. Coolidge would n the nomi- lle worries a great deal over criti- Mississippi. w,rucllor commission, Mr. m\fl- AVAL RESERVIS m(n‘ by the new orders are now at- | ton unit will be embarked June 11./cia, famous astrologer, told the|nation of his party Is down.” cism but never lets uayone know | No lives were lost when the cre- said more than 500,000 ef the. to- tendln: Harvard, Yale, Georgia Tech The return to San Francisco June!United Press today in a reading of 'She doubted that he have any | anything about it.” vasse occurred, Mr. Parker was noti- [tal - number of homeless , persons ‘-nd the Universities of California |15 will wind up the cruise for the the president’s horoscopa. {strong compctitors in the conven-' In previous United Press inter- fied. |have been dependent -l‘r their |and Washington. California unit, and after a second | Next year when the 1epublican tion. views, Madame Marcia predicted de- | A naval aviator immediately was daily bread upon the kindliness ef The Klorida will embark the | visit to San Pedro and a return to convention and the elections are| With the planct Virzo rising at feat for Governor Al Smith, New sSent to the scene reported the SaD |their fellow citizens. The number Georzu Tech unit June 6, and will | Puget Sound and Seattle the Wash- | held the plancts will be in the me of his birth, Mr. Coolidge York: Governor Albert Ritchie, | was 600 feet wide at 7 o'clock. ]“ homeless in Louisiana was | visit Havana before going to I\ew,mnun students will disembark June | strongest possille position for the esscd with uausual luck, and Senator James A. A large fleet of bouts started | niven as 200,000, | Haven to take the Yale students on | president, she said. aid. > pre ace. | rescue work as soon as the crevasse Sbfll‘t Tl'I]JS 0n Hodem Wll‘ |ERaRtiaunoEL 6 UThe funpyg acaiemy;| Madame Marcia basel her pre-| * is 2 goo 1S d § sligh ce | Occurred and other craft were held | il be vislted two days tater and the | |atction on @ chart of *ho heavens according T ey e fation but 14 readinoss for possible use. Committee on Bleachers Florida will then return to Savannah she constructed showing the position | vens,” sh “His Ma ill carr. ted Ritch a Peel out of it. Over 600,000 Homeless i ships This Summer’s Plan |to” aisembark the Georsia nudcntslsTAR [iAZER AfiAIN i & ey . s el caiay feouniag mifCHIg g 4 Continues to Function | of the planets at the hour of Mr. him through all turbulent periods to | More than 600,000 ersons are > e 5 The joint committee of the school P e | June 20. | Coolidge's birth July 4, 1872. His success. He is fona of work and ac- , homeless as the result of the Mis- Washington, May 24 m—-smm' It will then proceed to Boston | |hour of birth, 9 o'clock in the tvity in the ]\rolu tive pursuits. He sissippi flood, Herbert Hoover, sec- and park boards which has been eruises on modern battleships are ;:fed[‘},’fi H'n?'“;‘d “":f""‘g ';' Ek | morning, was obtained from unusu- | is cauti y ginierous ¢ commerce, said in an ad- | working on the movement for -the planned this summer as part of the | be the next stop, and on June 30 the e, Ay zsaponalhBisousces. R | 4 |erection of bleachers in Willow theoretical training for college stu- | Florida will disembark the ue] 5 | “Mr. Coolidge is goin: to succeed | lcal and 8 !'\" | o consider it an obliga- | Brook park for the annual New dents enrolled in the . naval reserve | contingent at New Haven. A second Thmks cmlid ] wm sucm»hmmz as president,” sh: said after| his word h 1ot go Lack on it. tion of cit hip,” he continued, ‘Brltam -Hartford Public High schoo! ®fficers training corps. [ visit to Annapolis from July 2 to 6, | |scanning the chart. “The mdon and| “The president has scores of pow- “to restor h individual flood | football game will continue to func- The navy department announces will be made before returning to} . . Jupitor are in the tenth houae, |erful friends but only a very ru‘ sufferer a; pon the road to tion. A meeting will be held this that the recently modernized battle- | Boston to end the cruise for Harvard | lIl]SCl s Pm]dem which hiis much to do with eleva- |ittimate and pe 1 friends. He (Continued from First Page) self-suppor due to the suffer- | week at which plans will be made ship Florida has been designated as | | students. the training ship for the cruise on| The Tennessee will take the Cali- | tion. T don’t see how anything can|has a remarkable memery, never | ing people that we give them as-|on how the situation will be han- prevent this man from Leing presi- | forgetting anything or anybody. He paople, flooding 1,142,000 acres of syrance now. It can be done.” dled now that the New Britain | the Atlantic while the battleship | fornia men on board at San Francis- | Washington, May 24 (UP)—The | dent again.” i 1d would stick to his rich cane lands between the Atcha-| Speaking befors the initial meet- Trust company's offer of a loan Tennessee will serve a similar pur- Ico May 31, and go to San Pedro and |stars foretell Calvin Coolidge’s re-| Madame Marcia prophesied flmthrinciples to prove they are right. falaya and the western levees of the ing of the Louisiana flood recon- will be accepted. | | IR OVERSTOCK 10DAY SA CROWDS - Will be here early tomorrow for these SUPER-VALUES ! And every department will offer hundreds of other * specials in this RECORD BREAKING SALE! Don’t Miss New Britain’s Greatest Sale Fancy Dress Prints ! v Phillippine Slips ! 82 and wmchencwy'xde All new colors and pattems $1 Blg Cash Purchase! 617 Newest é'elgffidsi‘fgge g;\;;,:l I:g‘?:ns mg” regulation mp.$1 Regular 25¢ grade. Tomorrow, Dollar Dly Tomorrow, Dollar Day 32 Inch Dress Ginghams! 1 W A S H D R E S S E Corsets and Corselettes! _ In-a beautiful assortment of Checks and Stmpes — $ A big lot for tomorrow. Some sold up to $2.00. A Regular 21¢ grade. real bargain. Tomorrow, Dollar Dsy Tomorrow, Dollar Day, pair Tomorrow—Wednesd ay Plain and English ribbed. Regularly sold for 39c \\.° A washable matennl In all new and desuable colors. per pair. Fancy* Colored Raysheen ! $1 Women’s Silk Lisle Hose ! $1 Tomorrow, Dollar Day yd-. Tomorrow, Dollar Day 3 pairs Mercerized with colored borders. Regularly sold $ B Black Bottom Silk. Regular $1.50 grade. In all the for 59. ( " Regular Scores All | new shades. Tomorrow, Dollar Day 2'} yds. e and of Fast Tomorrow, Dollar Day, pair o Extra Size | New Colors Colors 63 Inch Table Damask ! ' | : Women’s Silk Hose! sl ‘ 10 Dozen 20 Dozen 20 Dozen w t Pillow Cases Bath Towels Lisle Hose ! Rlouses ! Size 42x36 (Size 25x47) ‘AN IMPORTANT EVENT \ for men Slightly Soiled tarch) h lit ! y y s A Black—C(_)rdovan Regular value Reg(\fi:r!%c e R(e;u’;:i' o :,a’i‘)le A remarkable assortment of washable dresses. All good colors Regiilhg 156 gads up o $1.98 Tomorrow Tomorrow and sizes. Tomorrow Tomorrow Guaranteed . CORRECT STYLES SEE Washable Every one worth much more than the price we are asking. WINDOW l 0 s 1 SPECIAL SALE OF HATS Trimmed and untrimmed, in the newest shades and styles—values to $5. Tomorrow, Dollar Day Fancy Rayon G inghams $1 = Overalls and Jumpers! 82 inches wide. All beautiful colors and patterns. B . . Regular 59¢ quality. 2[1:33 toogo.scrong Denims and Hickory Smpes.s 36 Inch Dress Percales! $1 Linen Glass Towels! Tomorrow, Dollar Day, each Tomorrow, Dollar Day 3 yds. e Best quality—all good patterns. Guaranteed fast With fast colored, Red or Blue borders. Regularly $ 36 Inch Fancy Dimity ! colors—29c quality. sold for 39¢ yard. A wonderful assortment of Checks and Stripes, ;in $ small colored designs—39¢ grade. Tomorrow, Dollar Day 4 . dib Summer Lisle Vests! Tomorrow, Dollar Day 5 yds. I 3 For women. Bodice and Built-up Shoulder tops. Size Satinette and Cha"neuse ! | Rumed Curtains $1 Jreas Tomorrow , Dollar Day 3 for Tomorrow, Dollar Day 3& yds. fi;s}“%‘ggsu:‘;gggé"vg];zrge assortment of new col 214, vards long with tie backs to match. Regular ‘} | 79¢ quality. Tomorrow, Dollar Day 2 ytk. Tomorrow, Dollar Da\ 2 for Rippelette Bed Spreads! $1 Plain Dress Voiles ! | B AR Waist Union Suits ! Fancy colored stripes in Pink, Blue and Yellow. 1 For childvren. Made of fine Checked Nainsook. Sizes e & 0“. 44 inches wide. In a good assortment of colors. $1 Curtam MUSlms : { 36 inches wide with fancy figures. Regularly sold $ Size 80x105. 2 to 12 years. All fast colors. Regular 49¢ grade. Tomorrow, Dollar Day 3 for Tomorrow, Dollar Day, each Tor 29c. . Tomorrnw Dollar Day 5 yds. Tomorrow, Dollar Day Ziy s : = Heavy Brown Sheeting ! Fancy Ciciiina] 5 Roller Crash $1 Men’s “Springtex” Union Suits ! 36 inches wide, good firm quality. Regular 25¢ grade. $ Short Sleeves R Ankle Length Regular $1.25 grade Tomorrow, Dollar Day . 36 inches wide, in a beautiful assortment of colors. Part linen and 18 inches wide. Regularly sold for Tomorrow, Dollar Day 9 yds. Regular 29c grade. 19¢ a yard. Tomorrow, Dallar Day 5 vds. Tomorrow, Dollar Day 8 yds. W‘ T nty Dresses! Boys’ Brown Suedine Lumber Jackets! 0 | J’ . lil/l§ with Sun Bonnet to match. Made of Figured Lawn. Small nursery $ { Just received 119 more of those wonderful Jackets. The kind that sold ] geslgnzs (éollars. cuffs and pockets trimmed in contrasting colors. . so quickly last week. All worsted bottoms. Sizes 8 to 16. izes 2 to Tomorrow, Dollar Day