New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1928, Page 3

Robert P, skinner, American mine| HES FE New Haven—Opening of §1st en- | Alvan T. Fuller, for part of his trou- | street report hett wANT EXTRA lANn ister, informed the state department BlA[;KLlST PARTY }FLAS OF u . X'RAY MAY YET .\a'm-mnm of Conuecticut Depart- |bles. Admits second Decimo club |cycle at é’:nt:x ‘Jhu.ul‘or llJ'"i =: | that the most vital needs of the 50,- | |ment of G. A. R, and 44th conven- |agrecment and $25,000 yearly con. rs. Henry Hints of 481 Park rm shelterless and almost famished | BE USED TO MAKE EGGS CHEAPER {tion 3‘ Women's Reliet corps will ftract. street complained that her 10 yeuq IRE TAT"]N sufterers wero_flour, clotiing. and | IS SET FI]R MAY q |be held Thursda e olt:’d;:u:hur was bitten by a deog, building mater AL - . Boston—. . E. Herre of 45 Russwia , e Asanis o |2 R willing to pay $10 a| New Britain—Ralph rerican repon'ed the theft of a tire off R e A ' X-rays cek. for many years superi car at the Strand parking place. eshe nd cheaper. 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B parks is requested to b Portiand, 3 o Gl o 1087 ” Basie parl 1 0S¢ Banh y D, A R Wl Vuliage & ples the Mlon-| Houston—Iive thousand loads of | Mayor Angeio Faon but board | Gould divc iterest in | street reported the theft of his a7k £ # € spita > e | motorists are expect to look over 'of park commis: 0 re- prop el on railway | cycle off his veranda J ctive Report From Erwin |, move i on wrre o < | Hold Mesting et ment 1o the demecratic comention. ~Tourist ain him. hrough northern Aroartook counts. e L ar Saiberl sults ir ¥y female kens bei 2 S & . nd we'll tell hatched. < 5 mia el o ( Germany's total borrowing las§ e s '1(\“ ‘\ Soh ~ 30 constructed | New Britain— tu Conter Ossip H.—Body of | year was 1,509,860,000 marks, E Newington, May 1.—A meeting of “" s < P | New York, May 1 (P—A “black | et ation causes mayo Par old Porter, —————— fha Newington Vo r Yire Han: 1 Camp, United list 510 he attended anly by l”fl] s‘f v municipal labor in mountains near| Japan has an anti-gambling drive, dcpartment will be held Friday o1 Ring in the town hall at which it is mitted by R. H. ©of property adjoi 1 hospital today to Fx- here on May 9. partment and owned Councilman and Mrs. Fdward H. Invitatior 1.and Co. of Fostor e partment 2 Coolidge street Tarrow, Mor purciase this Jand | g Henry I . Who has | feld Hays and B trolley tracks v il at his home on B read in pa and its pro 1 i for the past few weeks, 1 “We not that your na pince wil mak conmittee will proba n ing and proceed wit minis- | A A e ~dito most of us, in The Ladies' Aid =0 | Newington (o " lay and Fri il will hold an o he convention will open at 1 to be at least parish house on W i on with noon at I:inv o'clo to N will be in 22 of Mrs. Charles L. orld safe for | a4 Mrs. William Warnock of L the Level | Y6 e Pay party today in honor of t by Clar- | ittle granddaughter, Anita L. Dav-|ence Dar Torothy nson of 187 New street, Mart- | Parke A an and e ord, who is visiting with her grand-| Heywood } during the s of of Women |Chase of 1: 5 = 1 3 A May 1 (UP)—Il-len Wills Toprs Astiel oiho Rl ) e L atended fii eoriously §11* aha telegraphed the en by the menibers of the league |Session of 1 hoolat aighiis ceriousill, e elogtash Shavllhiedlert o M. C. Lutt | this afte Migs Mills, who 4 X oo i Beonn r»‘ lei“' play in Berlin May & Lthe du | e cancel th h. her telegram said. Mre. Douglas 4. Johneton of Fred- | MAY DWIDE DIOCESE | Reports from Paris said Helen JIS o b e ey B e i s A e ton where she will spend a few davs ' |which kept her indoors todn he with paren and Mrz Ewi Rev. Mr. E A meeting of 1e building commit- } tee of the school hoard will be held | Ogdenshurg. | Wherever my theatrical engage- this evening in the Center school at ments happen to take me I could which it 1s epected that the plumb-| Albany, N. ¥, May 1 (#—Pro- 'have a marcel, but I n do. 1 ir contract for the new Junior posed division of t ce prefer my own method. 1 school will b tded. The |of {he Protestant ¥ hair with my Wave ar regular mecting of the school board will be helj the Center tomorrow eve hool at | room ni Tlan to Split Albany Section of Epis- | e April 2, ans, will liold a ecting in the camp meeting at the state armory tomorrow ght at 8 o'clock. A daughter was born at New Brit- liste, key up and will probably re oy copal Church—New Scat May Be | s been § when Rt . first his lose mwhose names have been black- | of the Ameri s on fhe r ¢ the Diughters of the n of Amer or roll a blac 4 as speakers by the Daughters lution and the | men of American will be held | 1 0f liono olution 1 their all call this hon- | 1os United She Is “Seriously Il ver an Iron on My Hair New York— ross-eyed pply Wave and san convention which comb. You can opens here tonight. The diocese ex- use a brush, or t Groena your hand. 1ds from county to the I. dampen the ir with it— Slfiflfl REFUGE on division of fsetlonl 3t tion was to report inscrt combs ™ s sessior the tion 1 American Flag Is Welcomed in *" v S 3 bishop o tie a veil over Conmh G. Ashton Oldh hishop coad By my hair and will speak . Bishop N Edne Wallsce Hoppee 170D it On for will preside during the convention| = essheleckstedsy ahout an hour Corinth, Grecee, May 1 (P—The | While Bishop Oldham will preside at | Some types of hair require more tars and Stripes flying above dovas. | the annual assembly of the dlocesan | {ime, some less. tated an: te Corinth today |board of missions and a mecting of | The result is a soft, lovely, udnu- brought Telicf to a people stricken | the church extension comimttee to- lating wav Most people in my by & serles of and | day. audlences think T have it marcelod. earthquakes evoked exprossions of gratitude from| Should the plan for division of the is a natural ask whether it #31e wheln 1ot Citosoa. diocese meet with approval it is ex- It is not. dmiral Paul Koundouriotis, pres- | pected that Ogzdensburg will be | You can have this same shecn no fdent of Greece, wept as he watched | hamed as diocesan scat for the new | matter what method you use to wa diocese, and appointed. a new bishop will be|your hair. Get a bottle at any t The general organization | counter for 75 cents. One tral will the flag flying above army tent of Miss the American | of Doston, who is and adjustment would require sev- convince you as it has thousands of first aid jon. He s: eral years, it was said. others. “That js a real symbol of sym- pathy, generosity and love which has touched our hearts and kindled our . Cut Heals e D uticura brought into a shaking world which | stroyed the homes of their parents | cing carcd for in the tents by last Relief nurses, d in cradles built from bar Annoying Rashes Bathe the affected parts freely with Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry with- out rubbing, and anoint with Cuticura | | Ointment. This treatment not only An appeal to the churches of the| | soothesand heals rashes and irritations United States for £30.000 to restore | | but tends to prevent such conditions. the Cathedral ‘orinth, now a mass of ruins, s issued by I Charles 8. MacFarland, secretary of the Federal Council of Churches. | They wer rock staves and fed from tin cans which | once conained milk. American condensed of Sotn %e. Olntment % and S Talcum %o Solt o SAmple gach free. Address “Cuticurs Loborstorie, D -' Cuticura Shaving Stick 28:. here. 13, On Account of the 10 Cold Rainy Days JUST PASSED Smoothtop Gas Ranges Will Be At April Sale Prices 10 Days Longer We know that many people who wish to take advantage of these special prices and terms will appreciate this extension of time. Smoothtops have never been at sale prices before except in April and will not be reduced again until next April. Join the many people who have given us a small payment and now have a brand new Smoothtop in their kitchen. The bal- ance is paid on easy weekly terms. We will gladly call and make you a price on trading your old stove for a new one. ‘A. A. MILLS PHONES 5100—5101 66 WEST MAIN STREET Plumhing—Heating—Sheet Metal Work ywork of James Cochr: find work not to hire e will be to S employed missing since time in his ar ted. for the v sister on | STOP- Galloping of your ecar, with irpin ever 1o longer company| New | Hartfordi—Gra tion of investme until tomorrow after i sio outh, Mass. — Preparations ed for floa of steamer rom rocks off Mane- omes s0 t lars each 1 Yale com- h tests for prize of professors Bridgeport— 1 t er in Florida r George (. L from Bed- | senting . Mils “‘f 1"\. . have taken h ot on on United | s | Tex rs n proposal. | Bridgeport—Mr 28, of Howard SPRING CONTROLLER! Ai e ON POLICE BLOTTER Prdiy takes poison on ero hir S of glass have been | A Set.of Fowsifac Rl Foote McDoug futils suicide atter, houss 4t the 10 a werk £ privilege of iting streets, of the n Works, ac- $5.00 a(fl"l; e e o |matesio \r;:-*\ - = police by | For Popular Cars o e 2 shrissutinniaiih an. Mones Rack Within 10 Dags nager b m to 1 Farm- 1t Not Sateifactory inds. Tes- | rofus of | = ; the theft of | : i S Ry A ! e ear on |l | . &3 STRAKER Vot 5 % > 4 Street Phome _‘d"”‘“ Wa- ¢ . Saturday. ek had| H\} Vance i Electric Stoves 88c —complete with 6 ft. eord and detachable plug Guar- anteed. ards for 2 88¢c --in new Spring patterns for ladies” and dressos, colors; inches w Silk Full Fashioned Hose 880 Pair 50 pairs ladies’ full fashioned Hose, misses’ 36 A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT cITY —tomorrow! Ladies’ Rayon Teddy Suits ¢ Each all first quality silk to the welt, in a aon e ] o R, T o b extra fine quality rayon, all full cut. These garments were made to sell for more. Slightly soiled. All sizes in tlesh, white, peach and pink. Children’s Dresses ' 88c —children's gingham and print Dresses. All fast colors. All sizes to 14 years. Sizes 2 to 6 with pantie to match, known malker, in all the leading shades. Sizes 814 to 10, Women’s Gloves 88c lamoisuede with -genuine ( good qual cutfs, All s Women’s Hand Bags extra embroidered Gloves, faney Princess Slips —genuine leather. Pouch, Back Strap and Under-the-Arm. A large assort- ment of colors. Al moire lined. Street and Porch Dresses 880 Each —500 Dresses to go at this low price. Exery one full cut, set-in sleeves, of broadcloth prints and novelty materials. Neatly trimmed. All sizes. Guaran- teed fast colors. - Come early and get your supply. Bridge Sets —women's muslin Princess Slips with shadow-proof hem, lace trimmed or plain hemstitched; several pretty pat- terns; all sizes. Burson Lisle Hose pair for 88c —fine lisle Hose, in regular and out- sizes; trunk ribbed top, in black and balbriggan. Sizes 815 to 1015. W —great reductions in every departmnt! 54x58 Table Cloths 880 Each Women’s Scarfs 88c - Linen Towels 3 for 88¢ 4 napkins; unbleached small lot: white only; hemstitched; large assortment of ladies' Scarfs, in —15x36. hemstitched top and bottom, fine (attractive painted also small lot 54-inch round scalloped; all colors. A special price, Values to with colored border, also small lot dish white only, $1.08, towels—3 for 88c. Corselettes - Brassieres 88¢ Men’s Athletic Union Suits —Extra Special! ~silk stripe Corselettes, honed across frout and Negular value 98c each hip sections s, all sizes; also the \ogue 15¢ Double Thread perfect, full cut, highly tailored garments with Rrassicre out garters, side or back clastic Insert in the back to insure stretching with- s hook. 26 to 46. out tearing. Turkish Towels 4 for 88c sitively double thread. full bleached, Stamped Pieces to Embroider 4 for 88c Rayon Bloomers, Step-ins 8c 18x36; first quality. Limited quantity. & apectal talla of women's Rayon Bloomers. —odds and erds Scarfs, Centers, Pillow Tops. Laun Step-ins and Chomise, in all colors and sizes. Many dry Bags, Rufet Sets, ete. Al included in this lot. styles to choose from. 375 Yds. Cretonne 81x90 Bed Sheets Pillow Cases New! Dimities rards 5 for $l'oo 88c Each for 880 3 for 880 ~36 inches wide, Odd lot lengths from 42236 size: full bleached; made of a - warm and serviceable dimities; dainty 10 to 20 yards. —-full bleached, sew mless, fine muslin. standard brand muslin, Fancy Golf Socks pdll’ 8 sc fm i cks and stripes; made with double cuff, extra fine quality rayon, in the newest patterns; 5c values, 22-inch Napkins 6 for 880 ready for us cost for Wednesday. Cotton Bat 4 for 880 -one pound size, extra good, full bleached cotton. patterns, Priced for Wednesday omly. ’s H Men’s Hose %o 88 7 for (o an assortment of three colors, Cordo van, Black and Grey. AW perfect with scamless soles, Sizes 10 to 12, —Phenomenal Value! Small Lot Ruffled Curtains 880 Set —Valance tie-backs, 214 and 8 yds. long with colored band. Wednes- day only, while the quantity lasts. 39-inch Muslin 6 for 88(: —oxtra fine weave, unbleached for mattress covers, ironing boards, ete. —Super Savings! Men’s Dress Shirts 88¢ —A Spring assortment of new pat- terns fresh from the boxes. Fxtra fullness and high grade tailoring. Sizes 14 to 17. Table Damask 3 for 880 —~€4 inches wide; full bleached; various patterns, fancy e Men’s Neckwear 88¢ Spring colors in bright or conserva hemmed tive patterns, in values to §1.50 cach priced at Linen Dish Toweling 5 for 88¢ —pure linen. Not so many yards %0 hurry for this bargain. small Tot Continuing Our Sale! Oriental Rugs Great Savings priced from $7.50 upward from Pergia, Turkey, China—a complete line of small scatter rugs, hall runners, and large size room rugs.