New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1927, Page 3

1 I‘I\'I).\Y, OCTOBET S 997 x “WORLD'S RICHEST ROYAL BABY MARKS = Tt e T e SIXTH BIRTHDAY PLAYING WITH TOYS : ‘ e T e o aid he was innoceny. vould not ask to be his dog. “Brow: and t oars with laugl as King toduy celchrated hi ceting and > | s afternoon . a0 | of ania, Mrs, Harry | H. T. Sloper was chairman |7 «d honorary vice- commit aster ob- it and Mis T. Kim- ange, This ye and Mrs. Wiiliam Attwood 'ing flowers to the €lected ice-presidents. hospital, it w cided to give $50 the maintenance of the It was felt that there were | of the patients receiving their friends that th more practical and " more lasting g Im H[]SPITA[ HAS TEA [ville churches who met together and |To Balance on nand Is aided in the supply and Christmas greens and decorations With Pet Dl)g. 10 be axAcuted so thattiis 7 ition irder of General ¥ 3 1 hos. year. ern stands in the cor- who draws a salary of $1,- | \I E{]NVIETS URAW : rmen mciociec the jorden} ‘He requestan that the conrt iake wind driven “fiyer” pulls e b 0 N st with his execution to satisfy lid a large amount of sewing for v \@ Srohly iy | i Boy King of Roumania, Drawing alary of Million a Oficrs Eleeted at Anmual M- 251, vorse | were placed in all the lalls and |To t ildrer NEREY aty.* ToMs R ' : 26 would staln the e of the ridors v also replenished at this ¢ X! a year for serving niel alo: th As soon as ti verdiet enjoys tl NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, (] |this work, also the Woman's club [board from October 15, 1 N Bl]ARfl []F of Maple Hill and a community "'L'O”‘ r 15, 1927, | group of women from all the Plain Receipts hospi s this several [ % _‘ . ’ . | w\\m" circles '\n\l a group of high Year, Doesn't Like to Study — Has Great Fun hre p e e Flying His “Lindbergh” Kite and Playing Dership Function Today {biee i 5 S “cnaieman. : he suid. He wanted, he ve- ! corridors which made the hospital Sinaia, Rumania, Oct. 25 (UP)— He sometimes ties the cord of 1 - e & 0 PG | R man’s | MOSt attractive at this scason of the richest royal baby in the world, | kite to the 1 & g It 100, for h e Thalw . poa . pmen hur- however, pre L pturously e \ 5 - ¥ ential palace to throne, his With his master and I thar ' fricial i t ; y ed boy ¥s to his erican kite to his kingdom k “Mickey” according to Princess| 120, when the little king Helen, his mother, has beern good hoy during the past year; s ha received many birthd nts from his family and relatives. He 1also received several touching re embrances from 1 hoys and rls in the United vhom alls his “fairy cous The tiny i king has pev Americar | tots but ad, lone- |1y 1 ther, | former Crow {ed him, and w glits they sent mes patients in the | vale Draws Fatal Ballot pre < Fourth Man to Die Belore Firing Squad as Result toward radio, %0 many flowers from i seashore in Con Aftwood. who r In her last report Irs. Attwood ga patients the act saved the ki touching on all impor work of “The work of the committee for tions and surv wring flowers for the nurses’ S CILIC R S graduation was carried on by Mrs otl s P. C. Rickey. Bouquets of flowers ARegn 4 nt to all the nurses at grad- Briiainge <0 a cash prize of $50 was the women's board to the even temp Henry Trumbu B pathy, : Hi t and kindliness were outstand- it g ment. el s R throughout her entire train ; : Loves His Playthings, o T t - This award was made to Miss - a Princess Helen has a ther's d the | i e | erine Callery rir ¢ Chrisi 1 .. | teaining her boy to b e SR £ e . so have a library commit R . 187 | cause he loves his playth i Taiace s . 1 k t e ttle Amer T e I 5t A8 tsual va ¢ L ce whose duty it is to collect books G A i . 0 o d L : 1w 1 n : )1 3 o= or £ patients and victrola rec S L spaniel 1 f O sl irses’ use. Mrs, M. D nie rocomm C8oar Publieity 5 od N @ I o and tucker, eats oatmea ik, ; : AT Mrs. G. €. Weld, 3 ; L v ¢ heat cakes et T Rienoiough. ot Ll culty I Mo Hlyynl;h Really An Orphan. as any of six ck ballot woms spoon 3 v is poor neetings as is ti v crown irst Monday of £ E friendship R whose poise. home rooms on of th the Palace of \rs. North | committe chair- /And tts bomtiful maogesey por el okt mamkes 18 o B Culbertson, the ld'flflo- o the furnishings of oer ador to Rums . to hear the ver- ulbertson's ¢ s of the present l!s'-mh-ni 3 roomss $55 Vocts heata 3 to 3 reowm 875 Verto hests § to 8 rooma Free Demonstration. Easy payments. A. R. HAUSCHULZ, 111 Church St. New Britain, Conn. Phone 1120, Gets Nickel When Good. Also, like little nd girl not 008 to 1 N romping with el in th 3 Ame gation Kite His “Lindhergh Flyer.” “Mickey" rgh flyer nto the heave wrrict boys our April a letis cived from Tt O s calls his kit condemned Juan, voman's hoard Angie st N the ward 1. Case court the dol of Hartford, to | s as specificd Wednesday Thrift News ! 0 from ti ird and r| v frec bed ttee was appoint- | Mills, chai Mrs. G. T. Kimi or the This comn funds | Bargains For You! “HAIR-GROOM” Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy 300 STORE BUYING POWER zedd for an Ea r ball which w 15|y 1d on Fa Jday night at the \\ t]1 (“momed all Day larmory. The net proceeds fr Bus . ball amounted —SAVE TOMORROW! 3 Pc. Vanity Sets —pretty imitation filet, a wonderful value. Small lot to clearaw 3 7C —SMALL LOT! Snider’s Pork and Beans —generous size, a famous brand known by all housewives. Can .. —SMALL LOT! Snider’s Tomato Seup —wonderful value for one Jasement special, Read! Important! oom" d con of the hoa : lized w —Another New Shipment Just Like the Last Lot! 4,000 Yards— 40 Inch Marquisette Curtain Material 15, Chemise Step-in and Pantie 98¢ —heavy quality rayon chemise in bodice top contrasting color trimmed, step-in and pantie with silk ribbon bows, and band top, all sizes. s various their part Kimball raises unds 1o d the ! entertain- chairm 16 Dozen Lovely Table Cloths ze 50x50, hand printed, signs. Special for Tomorrow. Bach —SMALL nurse r, such as Hal and ities which gives t natural gloss well-groom- | ffect to the air — that final s< both in b social oc sk uly or shampooed halr ing col- 1o through the pub ools of 1he city rom Berlin inville ind Newington HoolosrUin and o ing collection an T donation | stays combed all day in any style maof frults, ivest: M vou like. “Hair-Groom” Is g Mrs. Harrlet Mer-)y,50 1c0 helps grow thick, heavy, an of this committee | o3 lustrous hair. he woman's hoard wish to ¢ \ss their appreciation of the heur- cooperation given by the teachers FOI’ 35 Years He Had Gas—Gone Now <eholars everyone who Thanksgiving from indigestion and )spital expenses of any s for 35 ye Nothing did me rom the Children’s Home any good, but since the first dose of Supplic T N not heen troubled a done by th FIE spoonful of in th relfeves gas and often ered by the astonishing amount of es in this matter rom the ciated by you enjoy your me n Baptist pelye, the er. No matter what youl church, & {have ftricd for your stomach and! and Metl asurer’s | howels, Adlerika will surprise you. d materiaily hospital | 1 g druggists day’s seliing. oo Ge Ruffle Curtain Sets —extra value! —valance, tie backs, 21} yards long, dainty mmnud with figuxcd voile. $1 59 Women's Handkerchief 1 0 Ceach —all pure linen, 6 in. hem. Value 15c. ey Ken- various de- rrkably was LOT! Napkins » 18x18 inch, hemmed, use. Various patterns, lovely finish. Each . \ was chalrd —plain dotted and figured white, cream or ecru. A wide variety from which to make your selection. Be here before 9. Join the crowds and save a typical H. J. Donnelly Co. super special! and ol to make this 0 sucees ready for 12Y5c Small Lot af \hdenx Odds and Ends ~round, oblong, ovals. $1 .00 3 pe. sets, all at ... dered by thel hoard is t of defraying| [ suffered roserviee e ars, Even the e | lerik directors’ meet Ad- | re- om‘ churches. n reported women in it our - | move Treasurer's Report ks report by Mrs. Ra : 15 follows: h the tr woman's —For Men! Oxford Shirts $1.98 —made from pre-shrunk Alpha Cloth, highly tailored, full cut with one pocket and button down collar, Sizes 11 to 17. Yegular value $2.69. —For Home Sewers! v has heer woman's Japanese Pongee —natural color, all silk, for drapes, dresses, etc. church hureh have all aide Flannelette Gowns 93¢ —Women's flannelette gowns with Imm sleeve, assorted stripes, some plain white, regular and ex Children’s Bathrobes —new Fall patterns for comforters, ete. 15¢ Men's _Union Suit Specials CARTER'S 36 inches wide. VL i —this make is known from coast to coast for its excellence. Sizes 36 to 50. . .. i s1Go —durability for wear has won this gar- ment favor. $l 39 Sizes 36 to 16. . LUXURY and this Percales —new work on white grounds, for dresses and 36 inches wide. Yard suitable aprons, quality. —pretty assortment of color in Children's bathrobx with cach robe. Sizes 2 to 6 yea Corsets $1 43 —corset with plain Iny, re: mtul('wl through front section, also elastic m;, corsets, Sizes 23 to 36, Regular $2.00 value. ALL-WOOL BLANKETS Almost Wholesale Price! Sl $ 5.48 these super-quality, 100% Bed Pillow wool blankets, woven in pretty — covered with genuine plaids, two-tone effects and bound with neatly sealloped, ACA feather proof ticking, van and tan, every pair perfect, size lustrous sateen, pre-shrunk at the mill. $3 98 sterilized hllmg wud o c 11 6 to Special for tomorrow Each Bed Spreads | . generous size. Quality Bed Sheets BT —seamless full bleached, size 81x90, made of a firm Women's Rayon Striped S1x108, woven muslin that will launder well and wear well. L(lth89c Knit ljnion Suit Charmeuse Prints —medium and colors. 36 inches wide. 39c Yard ease in garment to the body hrought <eady to drop by noonti ready to drop by noontime e SHE seemed to stay tired—her lightest task h‘“ too heavy. . . . What was the matter? Why, she used to be full of life and energy! What had stolen her health—had sapped her strength? Constipation takes awful toll from thousands of men and wo- men. It thieves vitality. It wrecks energy. - It destroys beauty and health itself, and often leads to serious disease. Yet it can be so easily relieved! Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to relieve constipa- tion—safely and promptly. ALL-BRAN vs. part-bran ALL-BRAN has “bulk.” This bulk absorbs moisture and carries it throughout the intestines, gently dutendmg them — purifying, re- moving poisonous wastes. How dif- ferent from part-bran products—in which the guantity of bulk is so | | | | : Challles l | o | | | dark, washable small that there is seldom enough to be effective. That is why doctors recommend ALL-BRAN. Because it is 1009 bran. Beware of drugs! Contrast healthful ALL-BRAN with habit-forming pills and drugs, which become useless unless the dose is constantly increased! ALL- BRAN is delicious with milk or cream —and add fruits or honey. Let it soak for a few moments to bring out all its rich flavor. Serve it with other cereals. In soups. Try the recipes on every package. Don't risk a part- -bran substitute. Insist on genuine Kellogg's — the original ALL-BRAN. Sold by all grocers, ed at hotels, restau- rants—on dining-cars. Made by the Kellogg Company in Battle Creek, Mich. Write for free *'Trea- tise on Constipation." 9 Sizes 36 to 16. Women's Silk and Wool Hose 59 C pair —extra fine quality, fashioned back, in bleck and all the new Fall shades. Size 815 to 1014, Relloge’s ALL- BRAN is sold with this definite guaran- tee: Eat it accord- ing to directions. If it does not relieve constipation safely, we will refund the purchase price, Wax Paper — 160 sheet rolls, size 121,x131,. Kleanet Hair Nets 4 for 25(‘ —cap shape, double mesh, all colors. Children's School Stockings 2 5 C pair —heavy and fine ribbed, in black, cordor- silk rayou with colored stripes, excellent Boys’ Pants $1.59 —tailored in wool material in Roman, tan, gray and blue mixtures. Full cut and full lined. Sizes 13 to 17. Suits grade, heavy weight, very lustrous, Boys’ ALL-BRAN —made of a sturdy wool fabric that will withstand rough wear. Sizes 3 to 8. Small Lot Cotton Batting —full bleached, fluffy cotton, weighs 1 pound, sterilized, excellent quality. Each .. .. 69 C each —made low neck, no sleeve, knee length, medium weight, every garment made tc fit. Size 36 to 16. Value $1.25,