New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1928, Page 5

n, FLASHES OF LIFE: WANAMAKER WAS A STAR FOOTBALL PLAYER New York—Society baseball 18 the |ing does $25,000 dan rage at Palm Beacn. Advices to the | trolled soelal columns tell of a Sunday ! == game between New York and P ! Hartford — John delphia teams. The names of the |electrician, commits suicide in his players are given, each with the home here. prefix “Mr.” but not the winner or S the score. Waterbury — Police scarching for o owner of shotgun which cansed the before con- Schoggel, h of Danicl Santoro here when London—Blizzarde scriously inter- shot to death in what was arred with week-end soccer. Only | to be z fend. Joseph 20,000 attended a match at Everton. do of this city, still e : for questioning concerni shooting. Hahn — 3lue is 1o be cmiploy to heip Lioyt oor at the 1u2nd Middlctown — Superiority comples ¢ is to be washed and the attempt to force the enstoms re gluc. On of the Occident upon the Orient, will t by Prof. Wil- liam H. Kilpatrick o Colum uni- hile. The 1 1 to give fir eparation \er footing. versity speaking an hefor: 100 representative 1 New England interested in for- - colieges who are New York—From a Princeton |eign mission. lassmate, Parke H. Davis, football uthority, comes an account of how | Ncw Haven — The only woman in e late Rodman Wanamaker, mer- and believed o be only | chant prince, starred against Har- ‘\\on i in this country with a vard in 1884 “running from 18 | balmer's lieen lizabeth position in the line on what today | Renand bega as an would be called a tackle around play | dertaker in this eity. i he hammered his ¢ fifteen lon ~ | | and diffienlt yards to the Crimson| Moodus — Four cows, one hors: al line for a touchdown.” Mr. 100 chickens and two automob Wanamaker was also a skilled basc- among losses when Moses Sonkin and cricket player when in col- ‘mm burns here | 0 | * SCHEDULED TODAY the county jaiter. Three prisoners | Rodman Wanamaker o Be Laid to Rest Without Pomp ! with a pistol and turned them back ladelphia. Ma 12 (®—-Fmi toward their cvlls. citizens, political leaders and Vienna-—There are to b u and women prominent in busi- | 1 professional eircl servie ‘or three days at St. Paul's church use of sensational danees given Josephine Baker, American Negrees, in the Johann adjoining the church theater ted exam Having dire i 000 Riblical watl more than h el e 1seripts in two decades € d DAy , spocts 1o Rodman Wanamaker rancis Aiden ( THE Tinas The funeral of the great merchant ictine, exg n and philant Atlantic patr fied Friday n Leld this Protesiant {which he had been dentified hot benefactor. D was banked deep with floral offrings tom of the Hudson river fof bullion | ¢rom friends in all parts of (he that fell overboard while being ! (000 i 1onded on the steamship Roma 1o be | pyororary wnt to Ttaly. A kes containing 350,- | i |scores of pr i has been brought 1o the 1op, and |1 nifod States < much more i3 missing. 'ada and Japan = The arrangements for the serviees | are 1o be adealled for the ntmost simplicity with thousand or so leap 7 paptiesiinlion v fie Feaitalontiy {HaIB ey, Franlk| Wisconsin on St. Patrick's day. Ezch |, Vernon o Episconal ritual for will i Other fho burial of the dead young men to her| yn accorda with his wish Mr to discuss political issues while {\m amaker is to be laid to rest ho- ng tee. A B Fontaine, who {gide his father and mother, Mr Is anti-LaFollette, explaing the i Jol: Wana the sunpl i 10 Stir up intercst in the primaries ey o s the L huylkill, ropist who City. is 1o Mark wit promincnil worshipper and editics second revision of 1 1z, translation of 1} the four ntury Yor! 11 ar's gold in them Dive exploring the bot- Milwankes in order to out the vote and that 1 [fails of the well re- he hae no rtisan purpose oved from the heaten path of ihe BT v comnercial n which #*he New York--Trader Horn i com- fug to visit the people he has d Seven members each from the seribed as ¢ newhat more ehoicey [ The as B, Wunamaker posts of th than tt ish.” Hes' due tomor- ' American Legion in this city and | « or a quitt visit without cere- New York were selected as a guard n0ny or lectures to the people who af honor at the church services and we h him earn much more [at the graveside money his story of trading fn!| Those named as active pallbearers Africa than nis trading ever did. were Barclay H. Warburton and - Norman T. Macleod, brothers- in-law Now York baronst whe was [of Mr. Wanamaker; Heetor Munn, a vl of the Tiritish secret service in | son-in-ls William 1. Nevin, viee- s is o conduet performances | president of the Wanamaker depart- of his own cal compositions ment stores; Joseph D. Williams and | ere. Sir Paul Dikes, who married [ Alfred G. Clay, of the Wanamaker Mrs, Marg Rurtiierford Mills, | store in this city, and Grover Whalcn nghter of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, land Jc next tonth and will be | office, th a Russian hallet. - e READ HERALD Cl FOR BE: u W. Appel, of the New York IFTED ADS re in Burns huild- Vol 1 By Betty THE NEW GIF Patrick's ¢ SHOP ire showing 58 West Main (. did New Britain, Conn. ROCK CRYSTAL You will delight in secing our new line of this glass: consist of goblets, tumblers We ! time o' tally our tallies and pads Take Opposite up on Purritt Hotel sherbets, ete. Just im Sweden ported from This would splendid gt new bride. open stock pattern il sold exclusivy by ug in New Britain, This will introduce our own “News” col- umn in which we will bring to you from time to time “What's ne win the gift line, Special events in our ¥ a4 new birthda have just GIFT WRAPPINGS Shop — sales — and | Our new tying ma- | ROSELIN jtems that will be of als are meeting 52-Plece Set at great interest to the with muech favor - %19, New Bride, Dride-to- | vour gift will look We are offering e, Bridge players, the much more attractive this complete st for New Graduate, when wrapped. W two tablos. ends, Girl Friends, arc offering three < tumblers one. Watch he Sketehes by Be or lurge sheots of dec- ty. | orated paper for 2 conts The ribbon is sold Ly the 5 low sher seetion plates S cups. single s saucers GREETING CARDS Just the card | oyard or in a 5-yard < oct. plates wans looking " iroll in a be Ar- 12 large plates That's the 5 expr we are hearing 3 depart- ray of colors, bud vase in Roselin in our card Have vou seen o We are taking or ment. As one of our Scotch Birthd ders for this set fo patrons remarked re- Cards? They are sell- future delivery. A cently “It's certainly g fast. You will small deposit will se pleasure to know find the o that one may enter played in our window this shop and always - 1s dis- gure this set for you. Drop in and see this ! set on display. Do you re- find the right card.” Arthur— — fuse to p me that ! s Wi ARE GROWING 32 1 lent you? JEWELRY o vou know that tus—No, san. 1 An unusual assort we have leased addi- | just refrains, ment of daintily cut tional space and have doliee ih Satentin g enlarged our card de- partment GLASSWARE Aways a Sits beanty s ATRICK'S DAY uine. It's good a party? ingquestione Our new tallies are in the large 3 ‘avors, Napkins, are offering in the silver chains. #iftrrom 81 to $5 gen- prize or Priced Tdeal birthday Our Easter Cards Cloths, in fact lcading colors, rose, ;‘l' gl b everything for your orchid, green, ambre, | Va¥*d: St. Pat. party. Drop crystal — your selec- | e in and scc our tions should be very| Watch for the next ‘Green™ display. cusy | t8sue of the New Gift Fostoria agents. Don't forget to send — We are friend a St fhop Betty. Sketches by your and Heisey MONDAY, MARCH 12, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, pany made plans for atten od to Byrd's Plane Tested and The Eastern Steamship c e Is Found Satisfactory 10 ~ Y M h 2 UP): The i1 the hich Com- 1tack will v « nsive curred, announced th: S tempt to repair the e e e it off at high tide e Faulty Compass Also May Have “ 1 ot oot s -- of th condition ship drove onto the r air v took the =South Nor Conll’lbll[ed Gflp(al[l Says | Robinson declared be wis on the - wlane o = at Miller crirical to bridge and hiad not seen the tlares ot = r was . Perr vhich the Manomet co & R S5 Sy S vhen the vessel soen t 3 < yt | atlant SIS M b peril, pE Pt S house “We goin, ' 1 vo @ row the g be tak ldenly we s X | 1 3 iseiont i ‘We cleared str i four more in rapid s started to ship wator an our st s PARE ATTACK of its ard side. Py that tin ' " o o 12 moved in satety irmly on th ng v 3 all but two of its cvow off, ship) “We t v was firmly on the dong sraph signa onst Akal v 1o Ann rocks today while f ta 1 . . nel of tugs sent them because our e ey g READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADs “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” C/Veflw J tl/les EW LI iIL\l' TR fiu' Spring Ne-furnishing | AT REDUCED PRICES ALE *“Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” IN THE BIC WHICH IS ATTRACTING STATE-WIDE ATTENTION LIVING ROOM SUITES Just Received. From the Best Manufacturers, At Sale Prices | Ihree-Piece Frame Suite, versible spring cushions. Rzegular price $197.00 . Wing Chair and e $169.50 Mohair Suite of Davenport, Club Chaii i pestry reverse cushions e $249.00 guaranteed) tapestry cover with w» l I‘Ihroc-l'ivce Suite of Davenport, = $129 50 Arm Chair. Velour. . SALE | Regular price $229.00 . ‘I'wo-Piece Valentine-Seaver Suite, covered in new Ih:u‘ Piece frieze with linen frieze reverse cushions—scacord | {and Wing Chair, welts. 238 Regular { Regular price $290.00 ..... SALE $ 00 price £295.00 | (0dd chair to match if desired) (Construction fnily I'wo-Piece Grand Rapids Suite with solid mahogany rved frame. Coveved in fine plain mohair. Linen ¢1se cushions. Two pillows to mateh included test all hair filling and construction tegular price $344.00 SALE $286'00 (Cogswell Chair to match if desirved) Sofa \1'1‘() air and * ]unn with mr\ul frame. A very " custom made suite with soft springs. Fully ]u:! vl‘.,’n price 8 SALE $349 00 (I’¢ sure and sce this suite) e s . Thrce-Picee Valentine-Seaver Chair and Club ( Regular nrice £166.00 , . (We ar Two-Piece Valentine-Seaver Suite with solid ma- wgany carved frame, Covered in mohair—f{ricze ‘ushions. Regular price $:335. ALE $283 00 (0dd Chair to match if desired) Suite of Sofa, Wing ur with =olid mahogany frame. e $383- 00 e proud of this suite) | % WE HAVE MANY OTHER I-]\'ER\ SUITE GUARANTEED. SUITE ALL COME SEE AT LOW THEM PRICES Whick includes the Suite which we sold so many of and v ve have had to reoid ANOTHER CARLOAD OF DINING SUITES | three times since the sale started. <l.t‘i\‘ "i“”"I: (‘v':}“;!-lrl-:.l.],i.;"xl‘« }‘\ \'I..\yiw'll' SUITE FOR $139‘00 ‘ B. C. PORTER SONS - ily Ex (n\lrllln\ « I‘IH( AL s reported to Lord od e (UF)—The Wood of RAPHAEL'S TUESDAY! 9 Big Cash Thrift Specials Tuesday Only JERRI TALCUM POWDER Large Can Tomoii« 8c Tuesday Only 19 Dozen PILLOW CASES 12x THeavy gr: 25¢ quality. Fomorrov . Each 15¢ FUESDAY ONLY RUBBERS Tuesday Only Unbleached BED SHEETS Size 81x90, seamle $1.25 value. Tomorrow 98¢ Tuesday Only 517 Pkgs. LUX For laundering ! Tomorrow only 20 13C Tuesday Only 10 doz. All Linen APKINS Hemstitched and fanex colored effect. Tomorrow 2 for 250 FUESDAY ONIA 2 Quart ot Water Bnttles I<m|0| row 59c¢ Tuesday ) 10 doz. Turki TOWEIL Colored \niptd eflect. 2 arade, Tomorrow 16¢ Tuesday Only “BUNNY" RUBBER PANTS Medium or large: flesh mnd white. Tomorrow 19¢ OFFER FOR DELINEATOR Butterick women repre- 0w call- homes sentatives are ing at many throughout the city to offer special Two Year Subscriptions to the Delineator for $1.50. Should they hot visit vour home, we shall be elad to receive your subscription at our pat- tern departin. i RAPHAEL'S __ SPECIAL _ ot