New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1927, Page 13

" Second Section ‘EASY MONEY’ FOR AID OF FARMERS Such a Period Now Is Being Experienced Washington, Aug. 5 (UP)—The | government has established an “eary money” period to stimulate general | business and aid farmers at the crop | moving season. ! Federal reserve banks at New | York, Boston, Kansas City and St. | Louls have reduced their discount vate to 3 1-2 per cent on all classes | ot paper. Similar cuts are expected in other federal reserve districts. Treasury officlals today said the | lower money rates would be a great | boon to farmers, who failed to keep | pace with other businesses in post- war reconstruction. The lower re- | discount rate assures better terms when borrowing mone; i There has been an unusual busi- ness complex during the first half of 1927, it was pointed out. Manu- | facture, production, mining, invest- | ments, big dividends and insurance have increased. At the same time commerical falures have been 36 per cent more than in the first half | of 1926. The lower re-discount rate will prove a factor in rehabilitating the flood-swept Mississippi valley. Mon- ey borrowed for reconstruction work and agricultural purposes will be freer and cheaper. The government also stands to profit by the easier mongy market. The reduction gives the treasury an advantage in retiring the 4 1-2 per cent second liberty loan bonds which have been called in, and also will be advantageous in retiring the $2,147,000,000 of third liberty loan bonds which mature next year. It was also pointed out that the reduction was partly aimed to give wider use to 'American gold abroad, | as the Fuglish rediscount rate is one per cent higher. Government statistics, however, show clearly that gold continuous to flow to-the| Tnited States despite the disparity in rates. BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Nine) one was arrested last night in the Hardware City and faced Judge Morris D. Saxe in court this morn- ing Nurse Meeting ing of the tow: Il meet this ey ar reports of the activities ast month. Aside from the 1lar routine business, no special features arc scheduled for this month's meeting. The absence of school nursing during the summer s Miss Tvy Daubey, town tle to report fo the govern- ing body. Resident Undergoes Operation | Miss Susan Schficld of Berlin is | recovering from an operation which,! she underwent at the New Britain General hospital on Monday. condition is reported as imp Ttems John Hannon. Jr., number of his little birthday party at Worthington Ridge yesterday after-, noon. Lunch was served on the lawn and games were played by his guests. | Town Clerk Woodruff reports that the sale of fishing licenses is pro- | gressing slowly. The opening of the hunting season is expected to bring a rush of business for hunting, he stated. entertained a | friends at a his home on Fast Berlin Ttems Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Nase have re- furned from a motor trip to Sheron. The East Berlin Boy's basebalt team will play tomorrow afternoon on the local diamond. The Kensing- | ton Boys' club team will be their opponents. The local boys are lead- ing the league and expect to keep their leadership. | Mrs, E. G. Hazelwood of West | Cromwell called relatives in | town yesterday. | The Community club will resume | its meetings for the fall Wednesday | evening, Scptember 7. A special rally program will be arranged for | the occ on. { The rth league will hold an outing this evening. All who are planning o attend are asked to meet in front of the Methodist church at 6:45 o'clock. Any Leaguer with an automobile is asked to bring it along to assist in the transportation. | Frankforts, bacon and rolls to be on the bill of fare. The League will | bring the rolls and the individuals | are asked to bring the “dogs. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cobey enter- | fained relatives from out usterday. Miss Marguerite Bourgeois is spending the week in Southington as | the guest of relatives. A slight change in the train sched- | ule between here *and Berlin has been made. The train which has left here at 8:58 p. m. standard time now’ leaves at 3:37 p. m. standard time. Friends of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Burgreen have received letters from them reporting & wondertul time in ‘ole Virginny. They will return the | latter part of the month. ! East Berlin will not be able to | entertain as many of the fresh air | children as in former years if the re- | sponse to the work of the commit- | tee is not greater. | Victor Belden, local upon of town | newsdealer, | will leave next weck for New Haven | to spend a week with relatives. The lbrary will be open for short time this evening. | Several from here plan to attend | the Chautauqua now in sesslon at the Plainville Camp ground. A speclal program has been arranged for Sunday. Several members of the Boys' club are planning to spend a few days camping at Job's pond in Port- land next weeck. The Boy Scout and the Girl 8cout camp are located at the pond. Royal Holmes spent the day in| New Britaln on busiress. v i { vacationing in the ' daughters Olive and Bessie have re- | !lector of {tor trip to Newport, R. I {who recent | New England Council NEW BRITAIN HERALD [r7-#] NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1927. Personals William B. O'Brien of the “Her- a1d” composing room staff, will leave Saturday for Indianapolis, Ind., where he will attend the annual con- ventlon of the International Typo- | graphical Union. He will represent the New Britain local and will be away a week. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Curtin and | daughters, Barbara and Ruth of Maple street returned home last night after an automobile tour of | Massachusetts, Maine, New Hamp- | shore, Vermont and New York states and Canada. ~ Frank E. Goodwin has rcturned from his annual vacation spent at Block Island. John Kelly of 27 Gilbert street is | Berkshires. i Mrs. J. Astrove and daughter Betty Mae are visiting Mrs. Harry Rab- inow of 92 Winthrop street, | Mrs. Harry Rabinow of 92 Winth- | rop strest has as her guests her ! mother, Mrs. B. Prensky and sister Mrs. Astrove both of New York. Mrs. Gordon Mitchell and her | turned to there home in Waterbury | after visiting friends and relatives in this city. Stanley A. Karpinski, deputy col- internal revenue, and Revenue Agent Charles J. Hickey, | wil be away from their office here | for the next two weks, both being on | thelr annual vacations, at Indian | Neck. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Peterson of 200 Stratford Road left on a mo- | vhere their son, Robert, | joined the navy. | they will To Meet in November Springfield, Mass, Aug. 5 (P— Preliminary plans for the meeting here in November of the New Eng- land counci) were made in a confer- ence today of Massachusetts and New England representatives. Those | resent included John F. P | Worcester, chairman of the | chusetts council of the New land council. Carl Wurtzbach of | Lee, member of the Massachusetts | council; Dudley Harmon of Boston, cxecutive vice president of the New William- v of the pub- | ttee of the New | ward G. Stacy v of and Ma J. | , executive vice president of | Springficld Chamber of Com- fhe Western Massachusetts ation of Chambers of Com- | has gone on record a portirg the New council session. TRAF A communication from the New England Hofel association recom- mending that tourists traffic be en- | 1 the cen- | rather than be de- | toured about the oufskirs, was re- | ceived today by Acting Mayor Wil- liam H. Judd. It is point=d out that the products of the city and its beauty will thercby be ad- vertised and the nse of its hotels en- litting the truth of | nts, acting mayor pointed to the fact that ir sed | traffic congestion might be occa- | sioned by such a campaign TR seenie couraged. Ad these staten the MORTON-OLSON A dispatch from New York City | received today announces that Miss ! Helen Johanna Olsen, of 167 Hart street, this city, and Louis Morton, | 67 years old, of 798 Washington | avenue, Brooklyn, obtained a mar- riage license in New York today. Miss Olsen was born in South Man- | chester, Conn., and is the daughter | of Alfred and Hilda Olsen. Plans for the wedding were not announced. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A miscellaneous shower v idered at the home of Mrs. L. Pz konin, 93 Linwood street “by the associates” in honor of Miss Helen Kochanskl, Thursday evening. A mock marriage was performed and musical selections were rendered by Miss Mildred Reinas. A buffet lunch was served. Miss Koc! s the recipient of man gifts. She will become the bride Frederick Bucholtz August 31. City Advertisement SALE OF BUILDINGS—MONROE STREET EXTE 102 Sealed bids will be received by the City Plan_ Commission at the ! Mayor's Office until 3:30 p. m., East- ern Standard Time, Thursday, Aug- ust 11, 1927, for cither or bot! louses on properties know Glen street and 45 Greenwood street, together with all accessory build- | ings conneccted therewith. The Cit reserves the right to sell the houses | eparately it the Commission deems t in the best interests of the City | so0 to do. The houses will be available on or before Sept. S, and it is understood that the purchaser or purchasers | will remove the houses and acces- sory buildings from the properties | by October 1, 1927, leaving the sites | clear of all rubbish, | All bids must be accompanied by | a surety company bond or a certi- fied check in favor of the Treasurer of the City of New Britain for 10 | per cent of the amount of bld. The balance of purchase wijl be due and | payable on or before Sepf. 3, 1927. Checks or deposits, other than of the successful bidders, will be re- turned as soon as the Commission has made its recommendation. CITY PLAN COMMISSION. Joseph D. Willlams, &ecretary. SUMMER CLEARANCES ) The Season’s great low price economic opportunity. Summer merchandise must go, for Summer will soon be over, and we must prepare for Fall. We have therefore priced our Summer stocks for quick disposals. SATURDAY SPECIAL VALUES Drug Dept. DAL-FAIR TOILET TISSUE e full 2,000 sheet rolls. Su perior grade tissue. For Satur- FAIRY SOAP 1t Floats. oy . 3o 136 oval cake. #CURITY” ABSORBENT COTTON The lar: FFor home and hospital use. ull 1 1b, rolls “DAL-FAIR” CLEANING FLUID I'he wonder cleaner. bottle, L'or Saturday “ST. DENIS” BATH SALTS Put up in following popular odors: Narcisse, Jasmine, Rose, Verbena, Lavender and others. The regular 25¢ pkg. 17¢ Spec. for Saturday, 4-0z. Be Sure To Come Early For These “PEQUOT" Pillow Cases The’ quality of this well known brand needs no introduction. Size 45x36. Very special 29 for Saturday, ea. .... ¢ None C. O. D. None sold to dealers. MODEL SPORT Best quality. First quality plain broadeloths; also fancy madras. $1.00 value. 75¢ For Saturday . BOYS' AND GIRLS' Bathing Suits Heather—fine tan, red and style. Full cut. years. For Saturday cotton. Colors, fawn. Shirt Sizes 8 to 14 CHILDREN'S and INFANTS' Socks Buy of These Specials Plain colored rayon, % length. Seamed bac For Satur pair .... 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Black Bottom Hose. Ipswich rayon, good qual- ity, strictly perfect, all colors. SATURDAY, pr‘39c [pswich and B. V. May, rayon to welt, good wearing, all wanted shades and sizes. Three-Piece Goods SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY EVERFAST SUITING All shades to select from. Guar- anteed colors. Tub and sunfast. For Saturday, yard .. PLAIN COLOR CREPES Silk and cotton mixed plain color crepes in all shades. For Saturday, 48¢ vard ..., NGHAMS Balance of stock TISSUE For Saturday. at % price. yardlin o Women's Cotton Vests V-Neck, also bodice style, first quality. SATURDAY .. loc Souvenir Post Cards of New Britain, views. .. be All new SATURDAY 12 Cards DIAMOND ‘E" All-Metal Fly Screen ror sstustsy ons At Below Actual Cost Diamond “F" All Metal FLY SCREENS Sale of Step-Ins e, all colors, 49c SATURDAY — ANOTHER Great Hose Value Just received 720 pairs Women's Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose. Slight irregulars of a $2.00 nationally advertised hose in $1 00 0 all colors and sizes. For Saturday, pair Men’s Wear—Special Offering SATURDAY. ONLY - MEN’S KHAKI PANTS Not the usual kind at this price. whipcord, belt loops. SATURDAY, pair Extra heavy dark khaki T $1.00 MEN’S WASH SHIRTS Blue chambray, good quality SATURDAY , well made. New Fall Challis Just received, 2. good quality. Yard beautiful patterns, yard wide, 18¢ A Great Cleanup of Novelty Materials Charmeuse and figured broadcloth, 59¢ value. PRICE, ¥ard . oecoennsss \ SATURDAY 14 . 29¢ Frame made of heavy metal, black enameled. Close mesh, galvanized wire cloth, mos- quito proof. Will not rust, corrode, split or warp. Size 24x37. Regular retail price $1.5 Very special 89¢ for Saturday ...... At a Special Price at Just the Right Time—Canning Season ¢ “WEAR-EVER” ALUMINUM COLANDER Made of extra heavy cold rolled aluminum, strong beaded edge, and two substantial handles securely riveted on. A very handy article during the canning season. Regular §1.50. 98 Special ¢ The Complete Set at a Low Price CANISTER SETS Made of heavy tin, white enamel background and blue decorations and lettering. Set consists of a tea, coffee, sugar and flour can. 49 For Saturday, complete .. . ¢ LCANSER Cleans and scours pots, pans, marble, sinks, cutlery, enamelware, etc 2 For Saturday . s L. for 13¢ “PAROWAX” THE PERFECT SEALING AGENT For fruits, jellies, preserves, pckles, and all kinds of 8 canning. 1 ib. package, for Saturday «..............« ¢ ¥or Picnics, Outings, Auto Trips, etc. VACUUM BOTTLES Case made of heavy metal, beautiful egg ! Has shock absorber in bottom to prevent breakage. 1 quart size. For Baturday . 3 “OLD DUTCH" CI Makes everything “spick and spa! 1l enamel finish. $1.00 | ‘\ Do Not Judge The Quality By The Low Price. Ruffle Curtains Made of good grade ruffled trossbar material with tie-backs to mateh. 2 1-4 yds. long. At a low price m‘...‘... 39¢ Saturday, pair . LAMP SHADE AND Drapery Braid For Saturday only, a great sale of 39¢ and 49¢c 19¢ braids, yard ....ee0n WOMEN'S LISLE Union Suits Strictly 'perfect. Fine quality graded bleached yarn. Loose or tight knee, bodice or shoulder top. All sizes, 36 to 44. For Saturday ........ 39¢ MEN'S NOVELTY Hose Cellenese, a fine double silk and rayon hose in new novelties. Just received. Slight irregulars. For Saturday 29¢ pair ....00 NEW SILHOUETTE Brooches Large oval or oblong mother-of- pearl, with beautiful silhouette e T e For tomorrow CHILDREN'S Bathing Caps .. 5¢ Gay colors in gu chin straps. For tomorrow, ea. . Bathing Caps Heavy gum rubber Divers— with chin straps for Women and Children. A 15¢ For tomorrow, ea. .. SATURDAY ' Notion Specials Johnson's Wax Paste. Preserves, polishes and.protects all finish- es on floors or wood work. 1 lb, c S5c size. 49¢ For tomorrow . Long handled wire, or rubber Fly Swatters. 5¢ For tomorrow, ea Twink Dye Flake. Washes and For to- dyes in one operation. regular 10c package morrow, at half price . Kleinert's Petite Dress Shields. For tomorrow SATURDAY SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICES ON Infants’ Wear BONNETS Lawn and organdie. clean, New, Prettily trimmed or Patent, also plain Russian Brown. Infants' sizes. Close out price Cute styles. values. For & 69¢ CRIB SHEETS Extra heavy rubber, 27x36. seturday ........ 49¢ Saturday BOYS' Wash Suits 500—Best grade Boys' $1.00 suits from our regular stock. All sizes and colors. 69¢ For Saturday ...... Brassieres Hook s.ide and back, long model, novelty brocade and silk stripe. All sizes. SATURDAY .. : New Sweat Shirts Gray pepper and salt mixture, Sweat Shirt. Just the thing for beach or outdoor sport wear. $1 00 . SATURDAY ....... Children’s Wash Hats Entire stock to close out at One Half Price. 49c Hats 98c Hats .. 25¢ . 496 Children’s Play Oxfords New shipment of ‘all Leather Player Oxfords—with rul')- ber heels. Pair Sizes 814 to 2. Exceptional value. $1.00