New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1929, Page 17

FRANKLIN SOUARE | GOES 10 POLLS Prelerence Is for Gas Station Rather Than Lunch Cart on Yacant Lot SOME OPPOSED 70 EITHER|| Ald. Jobnson Shows Council Killed Fuel Supply Stand On the question of choosing be- 8 tween a gasoline station and a lunch &K cart on the Standard Oil Co. lot at the corner of Pearl street and Franklin 8quare, Attorney Donald Gaffney. representing the American Hardware Corporation, and Grand Knight Edward J. Dailey of Daly Council, Knights of Columbus, went - on record in favor of the former at & 'meeting of the ordingnce commit- tee last night. John Johnson of Dwight street, representing the First Lutheran church, Miss Bing- ham and Franklin 8quare, expressed Opposi tion to ‘the gasoline station and th lunch cart, but said, in reply to questions by the committee, that if || either must be chosen, the prefer- ence would be for the gasoline sta- tion. A communication was received from St. Matthew's Lutheran church opposing a gasoline station. Nobody spoke in favor of a lunch cart and |9 the committee voted to report to the common council the opinions ex- pressed at the hearing. Alderman J. Gustave Johnson, chairman of the committee, had a copy of the council minutes of two years ago, showing that the proposal | | to permit the erection of a gasoline station on the site was killed, and the members agreed that in order to bring it before the council again it must originate just as though it had never been under discusmon, and go through the usual channels. The committee voted to recom- med a change in the building or- dipances to permit two stores in- stead of one in tenement houses. Building Inspector Rutherford told the committee that the bullding commission favors the change, al- though the recommendation origin- ated in the common council. Ix-Councilman Alexander J. Ol- ron said the representative of the Swedish Bethany church delegated tozattend the meeting had not put | in'kn appearance, so he conveyed to the committee the stand of the church in opposition to a gasoline station and a lunch cart. ed to make a choice, however, the chyrch would prefer the gasoline stafion to the lunch éert FLAMES ON WY, TON RAZE SUMMIT HOUSE { High Wind and Lack of Water Make Firemen Helpless—Valuable Telescopes Saved. Holyoke, Mass., May 3 (®—A blackened chimney was all that re- mained today of the Mt. Tom Sum- mit house, for years a favored ren- dezvous of Mt. Holyoke college girls and well known to residents of west. ern Massachusetts and visitors from elsewhere. A fire which swept the big four etory hotel last. night made quick work of the noted structure. A heavy gale and the helplessness of firemen in the face of inadequate water sup- ply reduced the building to smoul- Gering embers in little more than two hours, The blaze atarted in the observa- tory on the fourth floor from an un- determined cause. Four telescopes valued at $4.000 were saved. Loss was placed at $50,000. Dr. H. L. Hastings, treasurer of the Mt. Tom Railroad association which owned the house and the cable rallroad which constitutes the only approach to the summnt, said a temporary rtructure would be started today to care for this scason's guests, The first summit house was erect- ed in 1897 and burned in 1906. The tiructure which was razed last night ““was erected in 1901. The railroads of the United States use about 130,000,000 new wood ties every year. lntroducmg age Combination P Tcm FACE POWDER ($1.00 Bize) d LOOSE POWDER VANITY ($1.50 Model) Both For $1.00 BEACON Book and Gift Shop ' 85 West Main Street Tel. 6100 Mrs. Mortimer Judd of || If oblig- | f NEW 'BRITAIN I—IERALD A SATURDAY MLL or Muslmc Bloomers Well made little garments of white or pink muslin., Sizes 3 to Most Allurmg Wash Fabncs SAYBROOK CRI 3 A new summer silk and cotton fabri smart dazzling colorings. Saturday . . yard 59c NOVELTY BROADLOTH Oh! My! Such pretty styles and colorings we haven't scen for years Real good high count lustious. 45 . yard [ Chéice of many patterns. Saturday ... CROKADELLA P. K. Very amart styles for women's and little girls' garment, — choice of twenty styies. 46 Saturday vard C RAYON DOBBY DIMITIES Soft, clinging. dainty fabric of silk and cotton, dainty styles. Very pretty patferns. A s e vard 52(: MI-RAY Plain coler silk and cotton lustrous non-cling material for vn- derslips and children’s dresses, in all wanted colors. 54 yard C s 29€ PLAIN COLOR DRESS V 40 inches wide—fine guality. Cholce of all Colorfast. Saturday Novelty Pearl Necklaces A large variety of Flat Choker Beads, Baroque and Seed Pearls—several different styles of festoon Npci- laces, with colored stone 19 pendants . C Boys’ Blouses Every garment is guaran- & teed by the: manufacturer to be cut full size and made Choice patterns in Bmad- cloth, Madras and Per- cale, 49 c Saturdey ....... / MothersDay MOTHER'S DAY Is May 12 Mother's Day Cards and Folders, in colored stock, with envelopes. Verscs are varied and appro- priate. Prices start at .... “Big Yank” Blue Work Shirts - 19¢ W 2 NS WHY BIG YANK LEADS 1—Thread riveted at all strain poirts. 2—Finest materials especially woven for BIG YANK. 3—Cut oversize throughout for perfect comfort and long wear. 4—Every garment guaranteed to give satisfaction, S—Accurate proportions and finish give exceptional stylc. 6—Big pockets __ double cloth reinforced — partition. 7—Relnforced front opening. S—Triple-stitched seams. 9—Form fitting, sloped shoui- ders. 10—Big curved armholes and extra elbows. 11—Indestructible matched Lut- tons, 2—Made In clean sunlit plants by trained women opera- tives, with pencil Boys’ Book Special FOR TOMORROW ONLY AT HALF PRICE “RADIO SERIES” bound books for boys. cent editions. TOMORROW/ ... For the boy 3 to 8. Your choice new novelty wash- able suits, including sun suits. Saturday .. v 49¢ Regular fifty- NEW BRITAIN, QONNECTICUT. Beautiful Costume Slips of Radiax chiffon in all sum- mer pas- tel shade589 c New Sport Panties, in extra sizes. 69 novelty stripes ... Athletic Girdle Corsets— 89 , several good makes .. FRIDAY, MAY 3, Week-End M‘e“s;.;.ag vl of Economy Offerings Hand Made Porto Rican Gowns of excellent quality. and cators D9 wayon Gawns—a c.ose-out lot, $1.00 values Briefs, the popular Short Bloomer, of fine novelties FROM THE NOTION DEPARTMENT Housecleaning Hints 12-0z. Liquid Veneer, 39¢. 16-0z. Lemon Qil, 35¢. Win Shine, 29¢. 8-0z. Wood Tone, 39¢c. 1 qt. Johnson’s Linoleum Varnish, 79¢. Large Three-in-One Oil, bottle or handy can, 19¢. 19c. PRICES CUT DEEP TOMORROW ON Drugs and Toilet Goods Gssac size Kruschen Salts, 60c size Thompson’s Dou- ble Malted Milk, 49¢. T5¢ size Alkorub, 53¢ 40c size Putnam Diy Cleaner, 29¢c. 60c size Stuarts Dyspep- sia Tablets, 39c¢. 81.10 size Tanl~c, 85¢c. $1.20 size Dr. True's Elixir, 89c. $1 size Clescalp Dandruf¥ Remedy, 69c. $1 size Wildroot ' Hair Tonic, 79¢. 50c size Three Flower Cleansing Cream, 39c. $1 size Mello-Glo Powder, 79¢. 50c size Ponds Skin Fresh- ener, 37¢, 50c size Williams Shaving Cream, 39¢. $1.20 size Caldwell’s Syrup of Pepsin, T9¢. Face DRY DUST mn's Best quality yarn, treated to ab- sorb the shape. Complete with handle. 790 The Yamous, Nationally Adveritsad “Beity Bright” DRY DUST MOPS Large size, hest grade ¢hemical- ly treated yarn, smooth handle. (Nationall: dvertised at $1.50.) Special MOP STICKS Good quality, pressed stcel, strong spring. smooth handle. (The 15c kind). Yor Saturday ... You Can Always Use Another FrLoon BR200M Good Grade Iitinois Corn four sewed strands smooth pol- tshed harAle. A high @ e broom uant sclls cver® where for $1. For Saturday Only dust easily; obloig | Putz Polishes, silver or | metal, 17¢, Sunset Dye, 10¢c. 1_pint Nuxon Brass Pol- ish, 39¢. g Imported Polishing Cloths c. Domes of Silence, for legs | of chairs, tables, etc., 6e. Ceadar Lox-in Stmage Bag, white lined, side opening, full size bag, 49¢. OUR SATU llll\\ SALE ()I" Fresh Cut Roses Beautiful fragrant blossoms, tn many. of the favorite loc varictios . each FOR YOUR GARDEN Hardy Native Geraniums Healthy plants in fullybloom. 4-inch astencg n 1 polished handle White = 29c | Black «" hlll. Bristle . | | | | | WET MOP WITH HANDLE Choice of two style mops — | closely knitted or woven to prevent unraveling, ‘\lzdo of best grade materials, | very absorbent quality. Com- | plete with mop | stic Best quality sarn, prepared to absorb the | Sccurely tid to long ha hoice of black or 49c rayon, in many new | Meavy gauge 94c Hand Made by Expert Fingers, Are These Little Sacques for Baby Only fine selected Zephyr yarns are uscd in these adorable little garments. White, trimmed with pink or blue. e 98c Priced at . A NEW LI\I or Footwear . For Baby Several pretty styles Pumps and Mary Jane Hard soles. Sizcs 1 to 5. et 81,00 Cand)' specrals For the Week-End BUTTERSCOTCH SNOW- BALLS, tender marshmal- lows rolled in butterscotch, and wax paper wrapped h 250 NEWPORT JELLIES — fruit flavored jellies, in a: sorted shapes and sizes. Tach piece has two flavors . KIBBE'S MAPLEDELLS, pure maple fondant, topped of ankl: models. with pflanuts, ahd the whole * dipped in delicious chocolate . 29 Cc' fancy ons or . also plain Good 94c New smart spring styles, colorings and designs regulation button fron color Pajamas. Lxtra Value. Saturday ,.....c000000 The Popular Laundry and Cleaning Help “OCTAGON LAUNDRY S0AP For Saturday ... . cake 5¢ grade white twine. long handle. (Regu- $1.00 L} ('N'Iq lnr llll‘ Muscles of the Arm CARPET ¥ wire, handle securcly fastene | For laundry. silver and: pla A Nationally Advertised Make At Low Prices Liquid Vencer OIL MOPS Finest grade twine oiled to absorb the dust and polish at the same time. Swab can be taken off frame to be washed. ¥xtra Special Medium Size 39¢ lLarge Size LE PAGE’'S Mucilage Grip spreader top bottle, neat casy way of using mucilage. 6 For Saturday .. c HEADQUARTERS FOR Children’s Spring Socks Half Socks of high grade plaited rayon, in all wanted shades pair 190 35-Length Socks of fine lisle in new Roman and candy stripes Rayon and Lisle Half Socks in the newest horizontal stripes ... & 250 Anklet Socks of lisle in many colors with contrast cuffs . 12*(: Rayon Anklet Socks for big girls, in heather mixtures . ceesnes 390 Children’s 7;-Length Llsle Socks, in colored checks Boys’ 7;-Length Mercerized Sport Hnse, in handsome colorings. Sizes to 11 . ; 49c f— New Importations of Lace Neckwear Collars and Sets of fine Venise laces or net, for all necklines. Bibs, and Sweetheart Collars, in 49 a good gssortment of patterns ........00venn c A WEEK-END SALE OF Men’s Novelty Hose — Men's — NOVELTY RAYON HOSE A real hose of good quality rayon, lisle top and toe. Choice of many patterns. Saturday — Men's — PURE THREAD SILK HOSE Novelty all over designs, in plaids. checks or clocked pat- terns. Saturday ... pair 400 CLOSING OUT LNTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S FINE sWIs8 L Handkerchiefs Sport Skirts | .. w 25¢ The popular pleated Skirts in gay | TOMORROW AT colored plaids. Bizes up to 14. A Made with muslin waist and some have adjustable shoulder straps. $1.00 value. 69c For Saturday .. EXTRA VALUE GIVING TOMORROW : Women’s Silk Hosiery NEW STYLE Women’s NOVELTY LISLE HOSE Mesh style in several patterns. Choice of 4 sun-tan 95c shades. Saturday Women'’s POINTED HEEL HOSE Full fashioned, pure thread silk service \\ei%ht All the new summer shades. Saturday .... pair sl w WOMEN’S PICOT TOP HOSE Extra fine quality De Lustrite Rayon, picot top and new slipper heel. Choice of all new summer shadings. Saturday ...... ... pair 45¢ ceived. soft with Land-loom Appenzell broidery. SPECIAL VALUE Union Suits For Saturday’s Selling “BIG YANK” Men's Nainsook Union Suits, extra large sizes with triple reinforcement. Guaranteed to give good wear. 69(: A Saturday ME SILK STRIPE SU l'l'S Alreal “t'alue—whlt: lRm.ldcloth with vivid color silk stripes. Athletic cut. Saturday 89C MEN’S UNION SUITS Best] lquality 88-§quare Nainsook, good generous sizes, in all sizes to 46. Saturday 490 CHILDREN’S “bllOl’l'EE" SUHS “Pyramid” make, fine bleached cotton, shortee style. All sizes. Saturday J 390 ¢ MEN’S RAYON UNION SUITS' Choice of 2 styles. Button shoulder or button front. White onlv. Good quality rayon. 5 c * CHILDREN'S NAINSOOK SUITS The new shortee waist styles for boyl and girls, and in all sizes. Saturday ........... 49¢ A MOST UNUSUAL VALUE'IN new importation just re- Dainty Hankies of fine lawn generously adorned em-