New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1927, Page 16

16 s . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1927, [ P . | ar, there were twenty-six girls. | daughter of the late James R. Gray, | fm———————————— | f———————————— | | arachutist AHANTA FA[;'NG RGO RS el SRl e e eI GUGGENHEIM FUND ‘S[}ANTY CLOTHES | | Fton S s iy 1 " i ot [T e peparp || L_ANNOUNCENENTS 1 of the shortage. n overwhelm z | whil the randdaughter of e oy 4 RETANS ‘U INARE HEATH gl AL SHORTAGE 75 &5 St ) s o | ; £ ysati{nicol | Bearce, Sialio - ||| Awnaveticany Arrangea tor quick e no connection, | others avn Anne T e e n of the girls en- | Bells Raine, LINE RATES Hero Won[ Iden tily Himsell One Authority Blames High) ' . There Seems fo Be Dearth of i sus _— G o iR | Debut t This Fall 1 frequent headlines| GET SUIT AND COAT FREE 5 c Wi h G | Death R { r recounting elopements | The police are investigating il E ith Commerci Un&elmkmg tatl hate on barmens i boutanies fis ra marriages of students |complaint of Abraham Sneideman, it T R 1 / i prom t in younger set. ho conducts a tailoring shop Yearly Order London, Oct. 31 (A—"I-told Atlanta, Oct. 31 (P—For the first| Following in the footsteps of | ner of Main and East Main Applical in the memory of t numerous society girls, Miss Boot- |s t a man deceived him into (O i o Ty . st _chronicler of social : Perkins passed up the social |giving him a suit of clothes and an 14 lines to an fnch et tirelopimod ) @ is faced with a shortage of | whirl to become stylist in an ex- | overcoat last week and the next M m Space 3 lines, lebutantes. o women’s shop. Miss An the owner called for them. 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