New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, fi@n Clouds Shows Scenes CHINESE AGREETO Many Miles Away At Marblehead i THIS E[]UNTRY ; Marblehead, Mass., That enchanting Which Little Alice mus e perienced er travels through Wonderland became a reality for bathers at Usher's beach here y terday when, gazing skyward, th eheld in grey clouds the mirror pictures of objects as far as 100 |ye miles away. and Clear, although inverted, were the|its JULY 16, 1929. ENGAGEMENT 2 Jvkh lh (U P) o wes in (nntelence SHoas prllfll Gases Not Disposed OI With Premier Again Movie Studio Burned; 1 Loss to Reach $7 However, by Courts THREE DROWN IN MEXICO teflections of what appeared to be the Pilgrim's Tower at Province-|dreds to the beach ».\nu‘rll‘)‘\:I 0 :“]:jll::fi:(‘;!; HiIB nmmil fiflflnc (7L -480- ) 7~ BOSTON STORE & £ST -1878-) The Doors Open Promptly At 8:30 o’Clock— An Event Worthwhile Attending. rehn of 11 Dollars Do Double Duty — Storewide Values For Tomorrow ! might mest Bet Battaline. ot Hare.| Miss Harriet Parker ford, the contract having been sign- Engaged to John Wolff ] v A e tric ed before the suspension was impos- Last ping at : . ISnr, fulfilling a contr: r a bou : e ade : N g : ‘openhagen, Denmark, a ¢ o ek vertising Brown as N A, b a ; B ‘amweight champion. , ) recognized no one as champion of s Garment and Shoe he division, Bags Combined $1.00 THIS STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT NOON WATCH F'OR THL = OPE \I\( National Boxing Association (.st‘ Panama Al Brown Permission to | \()l) \ md SANDWICH SER \ lL I | WES. RH)I)]- N S s Meet Battalino. s A Chicago, July 16 (P—Al Brown, | Tige Panama bantamweight, who recent- ly was suspended by the National | Bo\m;; association, will be permir- ted to fulfill a contract at Hartford, C Conn., July 25, before the suspen- sion becomes effective. 1 President Paul Prehn of the N. Extra Size Costume Slips ,$1 .00 Ladies’ Boudoir Slippers $1.00 Value $1.50 600 Boys’ Pants Longies, Shorts and Knickers $1.00 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS S LADIES' FUR SCARF Panties, Step-ins e S i GIVEN AWAY FRLEE R —— MERCHANTS' GIFY NIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT CAPITOL THEATER T Womens and Misses @pparel § 7 215 MAIN ST. Speczal for T omorrew Mormng FROCKS SMART COOlL . Fabrics and Styling both agree on cool smart comfort A glamorous collection: pastel crepes, plaided or dotted chiffon, printed tub silks: Sleeveless models or more formal styles for afternoon with sleeves or with capelets. The group includes frocks for sports, for afternoon, for street, for bridge, for business wear. All sizes from 14 to 48 for women and misses. Prices range from $R.95 to $16.50. | | and Chemises $1.00 Rayon Crepe (IR NG Curtain Material 5 91 00 and large dots hes wide Step-ins and Chemises 4:,%1.00 Children’s Fancy Socks 3 f«u $1 00 41v \‘. New Cretonnes Lace Curtains $l ‘00 pair Al Filet Lace Scarf 7 for $1 00 \l\\ Japanese Table Cloths 2 for $1 00 Plllow Tubing 5 ‘i $1.00 Embroidered Pillow Cases Ilar::l Fow =ls 5 for $1 ‘00 Infants’ Sweaters 25100 N Yo Gowns $1.00 Pajamas 31 _.00 Window Shades Men's ngnt thrtx Fre Stationery 25100 Men's Work Hose 87:$1.00 Men's Fancy Pajamas $1.oo at Style Si ARCD Men’s Dress Shirts $1.00 Men's Fancy Hose Sizes 10 to 12 Women's Full Fashioned Chiffon Hose $1.00 —————————————) Cretonne Pillows 4 fo $1 '00 Il have to hurry RAYON BLOOMERS, STEP-INS and CHEMISLES 2 for $1 00 Stair Carpeting Stamped Pieces to Embroider [ Dusting Powder 3 "““$1.’00, Empire Bed Sheets $1 00 lu Empire Pillow Cases 3..51.00 Double Thread Turkish Towels 5 “,$1 .00 ’_mm— 2 ,..$1.00 Wh Imported English Broadcloth 3 $1.00 “Wm. Anderson’s” Prints 4 $1.00 Large Bath Towelq 3 fon $1 00 Bed Pillows ) $1 ‘00 Eac Only 119 Girls’ Raincoats $1.00 Mosgquito Netting 8 %r ‘51 00 Plaid Linen Dish Toweling 4 ‘&i‘f $1.00 A Discontinued Line of Boys’ Blouses TS e “Tom Sawyer” Shirts $1.00 =i Boys’ Pajamas 500 New Smocks $1.00 IR DAY Vests and Bands e Only 6 Dozen—Infants’ ] Girls’ Slips $1.00 Girls’ Dresses 25100 75 Dozen PORCH FRO HOOVER DRE Tots’ Dresses Women's Rayon Hose 4 fo $ 1 '00