New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1929, Page 5

“NEW BRITAIN "DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 192v Mm EWE : - . = UTTERICK PATTERNS ON SALE HERE! HARVARD MONEY Will Fornish Funds for Splitting Up Into Golleges Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 22 PM— Harvard University officlals made known today that Edward 8. Hark- \ess, New York financier, whose ynily has given millions to Yale and promised a gift of $11,892,000 to finance fully the plan 'of dividing Harvard collegs into small o tial groups. The announcement made through a letter to it A. Lawrence Lowell, in which ¥r. Harkness wrote: “According to the estimates which you submitted to me, Ha Uni- versity requires $11,392,000 earry out its plan for subdividing the ue. dergraduate. ‘body into smail resl- dential groups. This amount in- cludes $1,600,000 for endowment in connection with the plan. “I shall be giad to give to Har- vard University for the pose, this sum of $11 The plan for the the college, known plan® was first made public when President Lowell announced the gift of $3,000,000 from an anonymous donor, who, it was later learned, was Harkness. Today was the first announcement that moéney for the romplete re-organization entailed by the plan had already been promised, although President Lowell in his an- nual report to the overseers last week said that construction of the first two “houses” would begin shortly. Not Publie President Lowell has net made public the details of the reorgan- ization, but said in his report that each house would contain approxi- mately 250 undergraduates, which would mean the eventual utilisation of about ten houses. Harvard college will not be “superseded or rivalled” by the sub- division into houses, according to the president, becauss instruction will remain as befors, except fthat tutors will reside in the hoyses and maintain a closer contact With stu- dents than before. Studenfs in each house will be selected $o as to represent a cross-section $t the en- tire college, but the manner of se- lection has not yet bgen worked out. The plan is designed, pccording to President Lowell, to- sfimulate un- dergraduates in botly' scholarehip and athletics by rivalry between the “houses.” It is designed to strengthen. the tutorifl system, by which undergraduatfs do part of their college work ip individual or small group conferémces with tutors, instead of throu(h ctures and or- dinary classes. It is understood that three houses will be bullt along the Charles river near the present freshman desmi- tories, which will also be used as houses. The freshman class, not included in the “house” plan, will probably be movyd into the “yard” where the senior iclass s now group- ed in 11 dormitories. Each house will have its OT dining hall. President Lowell has emphasized that the sub-ditision is not an im- portation of the English college system at Oxiord and Cambridge universities, and recently assured the board of overseers that he con- templated at present no move to abolish the club system now ia force at the university. The plan was originally proposed in 1926 by 1 committee ‘of undergraduates ap- pointed by the student council. YOUTH KILLED Danvers, Mass,, Jan. 22 (P—Dom- inic Tesceos, 19, chauffeur, of Bev- erly, was killed when struck by an automobile driven by Dr. E. O. Towle, of Salem here, last night. °OLIVE SHEA Wins Praise The quality of her acting as the Private Secretary in “The News Pa- rade” is winning the praise of movie fans everywhere for this lovely new- comer to the screen. At home in New York city, hundreds admire her charming personality and she has fairly “set the style” on Droadway by the way she dresses her bajr. “The simple method I use il car- ms for my hair,” says Miss Shea, “has been of great help ta me in my motion picture work, whére one's hair must always look its best. It's just the thing for busy gifls, too, because it is so easy. Most of the girls I know in stage and picture work are taking it up as soon as they hear about it. All you do is put a little Danderine on your brush cvery time you use it. It makes your hair 80 easy to dress and holds it in place wonderfully, It's ideal fo. girls who are letting their hair grow. It keeps my hair and scalp 8o clean and comfortable. 1 don’t shampoo half so often, now. It gives my hair such a silky, soft, lustrous appear- ance that all my friends comment on it Danderine removes the oily film from each strand of hair, restores ‘ts natural color, gives it more lustre than brilliantine. It cleanses and in- vigorates the scalp: heips overcome dandruff. It is delightfully frag- ranced; isn't A!l(’ky or oily; doesn’t show. Waves, “set” with it, last longer. All drug stores have jt, in generous 35c bottles. ON SALE WEDNESDAY! ON SALE WEDNESDAY! Children’s Flannelétte : - ) — Women’s — - Sleepers and Gowns § W > Flannelette Gowns Sizes 2to 6 3 5 2 Rayon Bloomers and Step-Ins. Some Colored strij Values to 59& sold up to 89c each. Not all sizes. To Close Out Wednesday . : Wednesday CASH YOUR FACTORY PAY CHECKS HERE | _—-_—————-—- JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE BRINGS ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN DAY — TOMORROW — WEDNESDAY GUEALR e “LHTLE JOURNEYS” ON SALE WEDNESDAY! , Sflkmd}'emymm s 1 Qfloo Around “The Big storen (NO. 4) 131 All l;‘l:heficgedgterpleces $ 1 .w Some of them sold up to $5.00. An odd 5 Extra large size. Would sell ordinarily lot to close out—Wednesday ....... O you know that ours is the oldest and largest for $1.50. Until Sold Wednesday, each department store in New Britain? To us that means maintaining a reliable store with a variety of stocks large enough to suit the needs of thousands ON SALE WEDNESDAY! at ol thes. ' ] Odd Lot Children's Coats $3 ON SALE WEDNESDAY! L 113 Iil:iln Hesl: Sizes 2 to 6 » Soano Chinchillas I::I the ]Igt F!g cg'lll;? an in. Regularly sold up . Some ‘in colors, anues up to 51 25 Out Wednesday .cooco0..t : ) Until Sold Wednesday . 858805500 6460060605880685000800068508566688 A CLOSE-OUT FOR WEDNESDAY! Women’s and Growing Girls’ 36 Boys’ Winter Overcoats $ 3 00 b Sl L " Novelty Pumps and izes 2214 " Sport Oxfords $ Fancy mlxt:dr:iy o o 4o 8. Pc‘t:::f’bl::itsgtg’:fi?;d’ $ l 27 Until Sold W 10 styles md colors, all heels. Taken L Values to $2.69 from our regular $4.95 stock, Sizes “’ 5 MEN'S VAN HEUSEN OR AKATEX SEMI- Until Sold Wednesday .... Wllllo'l'heyl‘andnmhy...... SOFT COLLARS—35c grade ON SALE WEDNESDAY! fi ! Boys’ Heavy School Pants S Sizes 8 to 16 Made of sturdy material. Cut full and in assorted / mixtures, Sold up to $1.19, Wednesday ........ ON SALE WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY il 367 Yds. Wool Jersey, Cashmeres, 4 WEDNESDAY 381 PAIRS CHILDREN'S HOSE 25¢ K Wool Flannel and Fanc Smtmg ASo ML TONELE 5..89¢ Long and sport style. Value 46¢c. For ....... sesesens Many sold up to Sl 98 va rd With colored borders. Wednesday ..... PR i To Close Out Wednesday ....... A T, 174 PAIRS CHILDREN'S GOLF HOSE 25¢ { 25¢ PINK AND BLUE DOMET FLANNELETTE @2 yards 89 c Sizes 7% to 10%. Value 45c. For ......... vesareen for ON SALE WEDNESDAY! 308 MEN'S BLUE mm)u:ncmfs B2 5 c E 473 Ydl. White Long Cloth 25¢ PART LINEN CRASH yards 89 c Large size—7c grade .... 86 inches wide With colored borders. Wednesday . . for Suitable for underwear or fancy work. All perfect 8 CAKES FAIR SOAP | goods, 131 MEN'S RROADCLOTH SHIRTS Quantity limited e 8cakel 25c To Close Out Wednesday .............. 6 yards Neckband and attached collar. Wednesdsy ......,. 89¢ 35c SANITARY APRONS AND 15c SANITARY BELTS 211 MEN'S FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS AND l‘ums Al tor ON SALE WEDNESDAY! V 89¢ SEWING SPOOL COTTON | English Naimook, 4 yards for MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 100-yard spools o A Bodyguard rib fleece, f0F ..o.0cnmmmvwvimsmre oca €aCh 89c Pillow Cases, size 42x36, 5 for | 3%c BRASSIERES OR BANDEAUX . 110 PAIRS CORSETS AND CORSELETTES 89 c Value t0 $1.50, WednEsdny fOF +oavseorssvmrsrenss MANUFACTURERS’ CLOSE-OUT! o . () 0 . O RN, S e 5 487 Beys’ Wash Suits 7" B Tami on “Uncle Sum” Wodneatay for s 8IC AT ABOUT HALF THE RETAIL PRICE s COLORED HAIR NETS k A ednesda 111 MEN'S HEAVY UNION SUITS Single and Double Mesh 12 for 25c i Tomorrow, Wi y Ribbed fleeced. Wednesday fOF .. oyee exme cmmeessess, 89¢ STYLES:— COLORS:— MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND GRILDRE ZRFORT MODELS C el 20 PAIRS RUFFLED CURTAINS HANDKEKCHIEFS 6 for 25c —AVIATOR MODELS —NOVELTY CHECKS 23 yards long. Value $1.25. —MIDDY ~—WHITE —OLIVER TWIST —LAVENDER SAMPLE LOT JEWELRY. And many other novelty And’ many other 313 YARDS FANCY CRETONNES 3 yards 89 Values to 98c. For .. " combinations. novelty shades. Soans c 39c grade. Wednesday .. for SIZES 2% TO 8 ODD LOT PERCALES AND 2 _i_ )nrds | Made of fancy Pongette, Linenes, Jeans, Fancy Broadcloth 8¢ RIVPELETTE BED SPREADS 89 FLANNELETTE ......c00.. Yas for and many other new fabrics 80x90. Weodnesday for ......... coemaseones e s e c KNITTED DISH CLOTHS : 178 YARDS FANCY CURTAIN MUSLIN sards G00d BIZE +..evvirnnrnnas SR 4 .. 25¢ Wednesday ......o.ovvuieerniennis o 89¢ TO CLOSE OUT! e ' i~ TO CLOSE OUT! 0dd Lot | w B& ; H: T 0dd Lot WASH DRESSES Women’s Hats COSTUME SLIPS WEDNESDAY All Good Styles o8 WA MEN'S LE 2 HOOVER DRESSES T Bt o e For .. B0¢ || 11 LvE cHAMBRAY woRk smiRTS 50¢ N ot MOST WANTED COLORS GINGHAM PETTICOATS i % Tomorruw, Wodnenday for 5 “1 :-Am‘y’loul-‘i:':il zzurnsn RAYON 50 c o1 s .'k AND ¥106 MK FoUR ncxs‘nm RUB AND GLYCO About 132 in the lot les .00. < < ' INE, Some are worth up to $1.50 N, ate or IN-HAND TIES., Tomorrow, Wed. for 50c¢ THYNMOLINE, for Values up to $3.00 311 FPAIR WOMEN'S BURSON pairs 16-0Z EPSOM SALTS AND Wednesday WAE, ribasy WolRL o 50¢ || 132 pAmSs MEN'S 15c coTTON LisLE ROSE O ARGOMIENS CODON ot ot In colors. pliru 50 478 YARDS FANCY DRAPERY SILK soc Tomorrow, Wednesday ... . . c 2 DOZ. BAYER'S ASPIRIN AND soc MATERIA 1 X , yd. -0Z. SIZE. RUBBIN y L. Sold up to $150. For, yd 110 FARCY TANEX DOtLALS 16-0% SIZE RUBBING ALCOHOL, for c 137 YARDE SILK AND SKIRTINGS. With lace. Tomorrow Wednesday 2 for 50c 25c SIZE JOHNSON & JOHNSON 3 50 c Values to $2.25. For BABY DE! 2311 CHILDREN’S WAIST UNION SUITS. R wd 112 RAYON SHIRT AND BLOOMER SETS. 50 c Sizes to 12 years. Wednesday 10 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES AND For ckildren 6 to 10. 50c SIZE SHAVING CREAM 617 YARDS NOVELTY SUITINGS 12t INFANTS' SILK BONNETS, also mc Value 79c. 2%¢ TOOTH BRUSH AND ‘WOOL CREPE. Value $1.25. For .... 50c SIZE TOOTH PASTE INEW BRITAIN’S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STOR