New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1928 ¥ BISH“P B AST Nln ! SUMMER BUTTERICK PATTERNS HERE! A NOW! BUTTERICK SUMMER QUARTERLY—10ci m REMAIN ERE: | Women’s Rayon Phrs (0 Rei 0 Copaagen SLIPS at Once E hing f :1" the “*'“‘d wslerl ;hadvs- Rule: NEW BRITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER. us lrashion‘c‘dl and: pointed ~ heel e sl ounces, and cut full. sy o= S 3 silk hose hite and all shades. e du foip| e verything for Tomorrow 98¢ CASH YOUR FACTORY PAY CHECKS HERE ALIO gpade. 2 ?{:?.'ii%'.’::f."-fl”{-sf{-fifi?:‘?:5;3‘:5%‘?1?.‘:’3j AND CONFIRMATION YOU KNOW IT’S PAID FOR! of the church here, hopeful of ol i e o 3 at Raplmel,’s Lowest Buy for cash at Raphael's ... that means you dont have to S me my teligign, | and I am by in that precious | i : ! in the City Prices | pay the higher credit prices...and you get the lowest in the city prices Iirst, of his rank ever to appear Vifore a tribunul of “the chureb, ) at “New Britain’s Only Cash Department Store.” You can practice i him o guilty of rudent and unminis- e thrift—here! Start Doing It Tomorrow! s found to have Leen guilty nt uprudent conduct,” e e e Girls' White Silk Dresses N Unusually Attractive Models! An Outstanding Cash Value! rom a church magazine ke pub- Made of beautiful silk crepe, with flared and pleated : | . $4.98,$12.95 Included in This Splendid Lot of Remarkably Low Priced noyaching s, the’ court held ins iad “causcd unfaverable com 19 o . | [ . 9 e e R Girls' White Voile Dresses Women's New Silk Women’s Sport the church of e Copcnhagen area ‘the church disciplinary code speci- Made of fine sheer voile, neatly trimmed with lace and i ( fies minis should converse spar- " ribbon. 1 ingly and conduct yourself. prudent- 4 e Saturday, each '98 to 4'98 With the hishop already under | suspension front his area by decree | Dresses g rch court at The Hague in e H Genume White Reinskin Cloth . Vil tribunal on a . technical | L the 17 ministers who tried Bl hera perimitted by S continue | 4 Pun,‘p8 and oxfords 0 “ Featuring Some of the Most Fetching In All the New Spring and Summer his mewbership in the church and ! 2 : the wimistry. They recommended | ] ? Styles of the Season. Modes. Tomorrow that adequate provision be fnade for | Plain or leather hunmuu Rubber heels. White en- ” i his support pending such action as ameled soles. All sizes. Values to $2.98. $l 98“ may be taken at the nest annual | WSaturday, pair meeting of the Denmark conferenc 4 " \ That conferen niust gne B —g—— R pastorate unless he 18 tried and un- | | : $ frocked by that body. il 2, 4 Wihile the \erdicl was read at the Girls' Teddy Suits Quadrennial General conference of LEW. J . - g 1h urch here' yesterday, this was Consisting of bloomer and vest. Made of fine quality ¢ . [ ] nerely a€ a matter of informa- ravon. Flesh or white. Sizes J 98 The only recourse:for¥the sus- Saturday 3 c led bishop, 5o far he-generat conference is concerned, would be an Fascinating new patterns and plain col smart straightline models for larger appral to the judiciary cohrmiftes ¢ ) | IR i iy o8 ~ Girls’ White Rayon Slips : S s S e e fnnocent,” the suspended Bishop 7 sald, “For soms tms T Rixe org: “Ith ruffle bottoms. All cut full. Sizes 8 to 1'49 such a verdict might come, be- \yema_l For Saturday ...... s e the church would not care to g QR blish the precedent of going e e e . e NEW e t secular decisions ' women. All coats are lined with silk. and novelty patterns: lace trimmed A splendid assortment of faney mix- — NEW — GEORGETTES | A Fnaten i : : TAILORED COATS georgettes and smart flat crepes. All tures in the season's most approved NEW Girls' White irls hi i) | FLAT CREPES 4 sizes and colors. SEE THESE DRESSES styles. A similar coat cannot be dupli- NOVELTY TWEEDS ™ 1 appeal? No, because 1 have a1 e Me st Episcopal ! HOSE v { i ints HERE TOMORROW. cated for legs.than $15.00. Reautif .,mvt;w:“ 1:4 »::‘:";M‘r'anhmm "fi.’w | Rayon silk, Al sizes n Dnuhlp tip fingers. e U nie Lz 2 ; “‘ e dte A0 Btvles .m;.«r, ;; ua"uhra\h f:\lm\! n:' ! \atmdav 79 1y Saturday . S S S S — 2 === =i - - - hav§ faith in the good men who sa Pa". €. Bairs o | § i I on ial b They acted as e onin e A s 1| gi L]l * New Hand Bags THE SM ART NEW | New Silk Umbrellas have na il feeling toward anyone. T % 2 e e l § H All the new colors hav no compl a ki S S s “ £ o L I e s memver of e (Nl Boys’ 4-Piece Blue Serge Suits Valies to $3.99 TS Values to §3.50 Methodist Episcopal ‘church and a Sizes 7 to 16." '8 button and double breasted models. TOM “ VELVETEEN COA TOMORROW igieen "l“‘;;!"';:;"‘éh:’”"‘fl’;';i’; Two golf kpiekers, coat and vest. Coat lined with twools [ TOMORROW very bad—it would have de- |[fff alpaca. 8 Underarm $2 79 Back Stiap me ot such church teliow- /Ml For Saturday, each Pouch § “ For Women and Misses \{?;':" $2.79 "F.';:fiv Nov > { S 1 Noveity The season’s latest and most popular $ 95 2 bextita Made of tapestry, silk straw, alliza : A aufiful assortment of new. unr- Conviction of Bichop Bast left 9. . 3 . . 3 omplaints pending againet Bishops - tor, snake skin, seal morocco and e vonans sesret sevose |} Boys’ 4-Piece Blue Cheviot Suits ol goet B (shades. O sale here tomorres at Nuelsen of Zurich, Switzerland, who | Sizes 7 to 16. Two plus 1 knickers, coat and vest. | ook over supervision of the Copen- Every suit well tailored. Smart single breasted i e L § B § & & g e ——-J higen area following their brother mdels' : prelate’s suspension, The complaints, $l 2.50 fleds by the kv, Kngtel W For Saturday, eabh ................ ”maL. Smartly tailored, very attractive hrellas. The kind women - of taste will appreciate. Extra Special Tomorrow! — New — % A * r ;".Now: Shamel of Pasadena, Cal, charge virt of the tacra in their ormat o ||| Boys’ White Shirts and Blouses port of the Bast case to the ahurch. | ] o | Made of fine quality broadcloth. Shirts come in sizes 12 | \ ‘ The bishops .said to hdve re- | 1 b e s st Wb kTN 3y s o i . arty Dresses : ; e ng resses €4 a moral victory, as his conviction I \¢ | i 2 p in the Lanish civil court was ob- | tained on a technical count regard- | ng & deficit in fund ived f i o 3 il o e e BOYS Shoes and o‘fords Beautiful Assortment ] Dainty and Attractive n He was charged with misuse of shality: tunds, but thie mmcmum{ "Pat or gun metal. Oak leather soles. Rubber lieels. never was sustained, | 11 Broad or medium toes. Plain toe or stitched. Many ! Bishop Lust said he worlld et | "“chkor\ Dock malxe. All sizes. Values : 55 to 95 here a few days before starting for | Bupaliin ooy . i Copenhagen. GREETING T0 PADEREWSKI | Boys’ ! 2 , 5 | WHITé TIES | BLblu ( \P\ ! Made of silk chiffon and silk crepe. Neatly FOR NEw BR]TAIN NLESE Saturday . Saturday | trimmed with lace and wide flounces. See 4 o Made of silk georgette, crepes and chiffon. | | \ Bt Tnucyan, Dolnowiki Weites ln-: 25c and 49c | 98c these dresses tomorrow. Largest display in : 24 . Drapes with the swathed hiphne. The scription in Testimonial Book town! s d SR largest assortment in New Britain! Presented to Pianist. Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski returned | A Larze Assortment of late yesterday afternoon from New Mello-G iE wed York city where he attended a tes- 'TOW, ¢ crea e dln Vells timonial banquet held in honor of ! 2 ed ol DI | Popularly Pric nous pianist and former premier of Poland. Rev. Father Bojnowski was ) Sh' g gmong the 240 prominent .\m"ri-l 480 Men 8 Dress lm cans and Poles whose inseription Novelty broadcloths, rayon figured broadcloth, at: Advance Decoration Day Styles was contafned in. the tesiimonial [{ tached collar and neckband styles. Sizes 14 to 17. hook presepted to Paderewski as a | > > | oy ] i ‘ot afmiration for tus “en- ([ [|Value $200. | an dcavours in helping the cause of Saturday, each g Poland during the World war and | was as follows: “The Poles i | e ianilve oran i Men’s Summer Ul',"°“ Suits e and Eive you all credit dus i In three popular styles. Balbriggan suits, short you for your work in helping the J sleeves, knee and ankle length; fine count nainsook | cause of Poland and pay you ho- | included. mage as a man of many excellent | & 3 qualities. Through your hard work | Saturday, each and loyalty to vour country and | ' | > Snake Skin your people vou have gained the Red All Silk Flat Crepe | i - every Pole, but also the world. | 10 inches wide and washable, \\lntg and 32 new ! p— —Large hats of milan, hajr, Hla] Through vour. artistic playing you Hive gained 4 Lollowing that only| shades. ‘\alue§ :;’ ‘ w - . baby tuscans, rough straws Blue Pat a few men have been capable of | Saturday, per yar . ) : and yedda. Rlonde : Suede achieving, and your suceess is due | d - fo your own hard work and untir- ; 251 Pairs Chi N ¥ % . S e P ey fodinntes ing ciforts. for which we admire LONG l{b’\lEP[?'i"; (h'ld""”(fl)“fi, HOSE | —Printed georgette, white Grey O, 1e = peine TON K% S S [ : 2 toyos, novelty straws with i Toyo Straw the titul and exquisite PORT HOSE Jacquard Patterns . : s White ; ,) e music anc diplomat and pa- 5 . Saturday Hea X straw brims. \ triog you ha aught man to un- | i derftand wh wonderful thing it is w be loya d what great bene- \ 2 —Small collegiate types in visca. omp & e Batice i o o visca crochet, crochet, perla Women's Arch Rest Shoes e _ Fancy Rayon Silks ooy 5 I in the City tiohed that Padercwski is leaving 36 inches wide. Figured and plain. Always sold WAl Ieathels and sizes to w onj May 28 fer Switzerland, where for 89c¢. ' i - : THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF " EEBR gsll e wi end * the at hi 9 A“ [Pa'. 4 I vattage in the Alps. resting and ||| (LS3turday, per yard | Summer Colors NEW HATS IN NEW BRITAIN . WHY PAY MORE? e R*f"h“‘ £ oty $3 preparing for another season of m:rmom work, which may be his | last' appearance in public, | RAPHAEL'S “THE BIG STORE” i - RAPHAEL'S—“THE BIG STORE" —_—— — —_ P . Crepe, Leather or Composition Soles :