New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1929, Page 5

nd Mrs. W. H. F of 1 Reception to City Officials Today - Wi i il L L T — r at their cottage at Chalker In New York’s Greeting to Bremen i ; o ) | LUX_For .\y,‘ 4 Vooley of $1 Carlton Laundering et is spending a month at Kelsey German Liner Clips More Than 8 ‘Hous OFF Mark— land Drown of 560 West Main st 30¢ Squibbs 28¢ VEW BRITAIN S SHOPPING CENTER. R > spending the summer at their POWDER Ship to Shore Mail Service Marked Success 4;M";:;:‘R‘-tur:\‘vln\’.ilss:m]:t‘)‘l::“c Mrs, Ta: TOOTH PASTE .. .. - Lash Xour Pa(tm\ P‘” (hed\\ Hele Also, Authon_mes Say. i d and Leland Clark of Brad- ——— s | ey street, are spending their latest bid for recovery of commere mlI Mrs. Rose Bolger and Miss Rose |20d Mr. and Mrs. Cha fgeanic supremacy lost during the [ J5ik 208 BC Hilton, 2 nd son of 514 Church street, Yean wax, His opened now pemlel WS SUFE S BN | vacationing at Kelsey Point for the bilities for rapid passenger and mail s i el ; next (wo weeks. ¥ ~ |of 40 Walnut street service to and from Europe. Ly — The Bremen has cut the Atlantic | e Mrs. Colton Noble of 18 Lexing- | crossing time to less than five d-x,\'s.‘ L jand sy Casalepdeolant sontl e o S0 spending a week ar thereby wresting the mythical m”»\i nk, gadualn Cl ' | Stannard *Beach. She entertained pennant of ocean speed from the [Myrtle C rs; Richard Pinches nf »& Gamil E Iy Cunarder Mauretania. ton street over the week-end. 2l Big Saving on Mail dei Ior mail a ship to shore airplane ©0f 35 Hawley street a My and s Albert¥Sohane havel service will be able fo reduce the |SUmmer at Chapman Reach. T Wl i 30 Dozen WOMEN'S RAYON UNDERWEAR NOVELTY PUMPS—SPORT OXFORDS AND ocean crossing time by approximate- | have as their guest Mrs. Thomas | 00" helr - 1 ) : i 4 ; “ = N > SANDALS i ,.,Yn?;.;m»‘-‘,:‘; ot Eiiiotts ve | Lankley bE Woonasckar R. T EolE0 ool Including Bloomers, Step-ins and Panties. All full eut DEAUVILLE SANDAL | = z 2 r women and growing girls. In all heels and saved in delivery of mail ahead of —— Mr. and Mes. B Raraaeiions| and well made. Wh Sho Flos] R ey b ‘ I ANAEGTOWINg L y r.and Mrs. 1sdell 2 E ade ite Green, Flesh, Orchid and Blue S e 4. C sday ineganiphwlllp dstenmnenl Lyt v SN NG v o i s Bp a0 SLe G R S Gotiage al Bolny - Orchid 7 0 8 Sold up to $4.95. Wednesda distance from shore that the Hein- | street is spending the summer atl o Co L e - mes At O e b ; 0" Woods. and | £ .. We ay morning kel seaplane is catapulted trom the | Chapman Beach. She had as hee | gy oo | liner's deck. » | guests over the week-end Mr, and | , e e 1 ‘ h 29c SUMMER FABRICS R 39¢ SUMMER FABRICS Pacific coast passengers utilizinge Mrs. George L. Day and children R frain-plane service which crosses the fand John H. Gillott of 23 Tueli| 1y, To close out o e ezl close out. Including fig- To close out. Including fig- continent in 72 hours could t avel | street. Mrs. George H. Dy of Wesi- Sl e ‘,».:.I,',\‘1[”"\‘:“,,,‘ ‘\ ,4‘\1\ ured broadcloth, lawn, crepes, FEATURE’ MORE FlNE VALUES ' | ured dimity, percale, lawn, irope iin fapproximatelyfelent | wood paris is Spending (& monthlof |'Nbat ths ihs est s neitn | cretonnes and ginghams. Wed. g — S broadcloth. Wed- nesd. omen's roadeloth. C ys it all connections were made | July as her guest i nesday e W « hout delay. | SEe o a 0 g :25 C William DuCharme and family nesday morning Mrs. George Mail from California or Q:’nfl.t""" Dr. and Mrs. Vin h ana it they chose the. all-air_cross-con- | family were the tinent trip—would reach Europe | Mrs. P, W. Smith at Dcean Beach ~ron / % w almost a full day. ) Bl [Fedisris mngniaia s Al WEDNESDAY ! | WEDNESDAY ! The Bremen in making the trip 2 Miss Marjorie | « er of | wee 1 at Ro lLake as in approximately 186 hours. t0ok the | v 2nd vrs. Al are spending their vacation A % : n- nests f Mr. 2 Mrs. Kenneth g M &4 speed record the Mauretania had | ig g weekoond pi il S LRges2nnctl BOyS \ Regularly Sold Up to $5.00 Heavy held since 1924, (he new officlal | mer totiase at Doson. Ser. o | Fiomved Piints time is’ four days, 17 hours and 42 | jui ‘ag her susety s o ; . N F D, 2 : as her 10ests many > Jack Rourke etic rine \ olka Dot sreeting Color{u | 5t ths beach. Those attent 15 from | town | \ Many Pastel Shade One of the most colorful and | New ain were Helen and Edward | P Some have cape collars, ( (kg sy demonstrations ever witnessec " —_— | A N/ & paty 1mm\k(|umr;. SR G 1| hv, Philip and Vivian Me. | S——e -neck and sleevel BN Asre eresten (ihedBIenien yestenday fpti cp s Sia o s Mary McCrann ) Inesdave Mornins \ v | after her triumphant sprint across | (U4 OISR RN b T | . { § ednesday Morning. { 35T nautial miles from Ehevboure. | | (A5 0 ST ; gt | : o ) % Ki Bray ania in 1922 made the and Donald Lynch - Sizes 2 to 6. Cool for \,h MM\ Mrs \\l Iian | summes tegularly sold were the week-en Mrs. i R, Charles Dunn at her cott at o e Ocean Beach 3 only to be bested | in 1923 by the Leviathan's ; The Mauretania the mythical blue pennant in 1924 however, with a cros ' Size 20x40. Colored bor- ders and double thread. Regularly sold for 25c. later reducing it to this latter mark tha e B N ¥ s = ; % lowered by § hours, 52 minutes. ek Logan gl Be ertal [ i { \ | On her first day the Bremen made | 1" i U o s $1.00 Novelty Rayon L 79¢ Boys’ Sport 687 mi the second. 704; the [ ; S ; “»[:‘* o 1“ o~ G t | third 705. and the fourth 713, cnch o Hth00] AIANGLEL S ~ NDERWE \ A JSE Congratulations poured in from | thepar Mrs. C. J. Buol and fin . UNDERWEAR BLOUSES many sources upon the ship's|Miss Margaret Buol of Dubnque | s 5. Shor master. Captain Leopold Ziegen- | lowa. and Mrs. Katherine Dardie of | e Panties, vests and |1Itmmc1\ es 6 to 16. Short sleeves. bein, and North German Lloyd | l.ong Beach, Calis Pink, pcu) or white. For Wed- In plain colors and fancy figured officials, but mo~l appreciated of all T M 1 Mrs. Fred Winkl t nesday morning 69 patterns. 55c sportsmanlike chaplet laid r rs. Fred Winkle o s FaE e Sy Ve o vnfllo(fiu M et e e O8I C Wednesday morning ind crew of the Mauretania, with friends at W Sands. Reception Scheduled Today - Today officials of the North Ger-| Members of the Junior Catholi man Llovd company will hold a re-| Da s of New Britain are S\ ception aboard the ship for execu- | spending {wo weeks at Cedar cot. | v 4 o e S e e | S Closing Out Entire Stock of ST e Iantic seaboard. Mayor Walker and | Charles Klett of 499 Commonwealth 654 Pairs £1.00 Boys other, ity officials also have been | avenue is acting as chaperon for e, Wi e o, Einperongo - BOYS' and GIRLS' WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ 7 Ribbed Bathing 'rom Aa. m. until 5 p. m 0- | Miss Mary o 3 1 Wilcox morrow the general public will be|street, Miss Leonore B Anisy First Quality ) SUITS received. - On Thuraday about 850 | Park drive, Miss Ann Weight of Y ersons will be guests of the line | Alypte the Misses Helen and | SNEEX Sizes 28 to 34 9 They will be| Mary Pende ¢ i Sta iraffic officials representing trans- | ¢, : Qe 8 = portation companies throughout the | ciy oy N (e o 77C L4 55c douncrySandCdilih g at e tMN o el R R Al AR R e ermaniLloye Commonwealth Miss It [ ) interest in the SEERaE bt Brown, khaki and g prlce Riley of 52 Park drive, Miss Marion : of North German Lloyd d PlAraiEan oF b7 Hasttoio s ane white. Heavy pure véloped yesterday on the stock ex- t change and the closing price was All colors, one Miss Mary Clark of Crown stre /i e e T Ch . piece stvle suits. ! um ru ‘,)U \\141‘1;\\ Omorrow olce at On sale Wednesday only. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wolcott ar o nly 3-8 points above starting price Captain Ziegenbein had little 1o say about the record-breaking trip | SPFNAINE their vacation i This Includes Dress and Sport Coats other than “I like her." summer home at Chalker Beach. \ Over the radio system of the Na-| N TAIEE tional Broadcasting company he [ks and ‘Mrs, Herbert By Johnson said: “I am happy to be the com-|Of Frederick street. Maple Hill, a mander of a ship which I believe | SPENing a two weeks vacation at will ‘be a splendid addition to the|Chalker Beach, Clearance Lot HALF PRICE SALE! ““’:“h“:‘im has four propeliers, Si: q GOLF HOSE AND $1 FANCY SILK TIES 'S tittte rolling. 1 W.nn o e SOCKS All smart designs and color Operation on Board inati i ” . g g0 ose, ankle | co ons. Wednesday - The perfect steadiness of tho| W Mosquitoes are not only s E]',“.mf-lfi‘: }“ 5 e, oy [k (12“),131?[] i S Bremen was demonstrated Saturday anuisance—they are dan- ey S isle sport sock s OniY, when an abdominal operation was [ | gerous. Malaria is carried Wednesday . 1 9 cach rerformed on Mrs. Edward Adams only by these insects. Flit | morning, pair ... C \ wife of Dr. Adams of New York. Dr | is the surer, quicker way - illiam O'Neill Sherman, chie . T : reon of the Carnegie Steel corpori- to rid the entire house of tion of Pitt h, performed the | mosquitoes, as well as flies, | 2 : 5 BOYS' PLAY SUITS operation while the liner was mak-. roaches, bedbugs, ants or Men's Balbriggan Regularly Sold For $1 Short and Long Sleeves ing more than 25 knots. D | 4 1 2 i . g = ; Sherman - said - (he Bremen was| ez ) 59¢ SHIRTS AND Sizes 3 to 8. Full cut in all so steady that It was like operating Household insects are i < 1 i) AR i B Aeiia killed, quicker with Flit DRAWERS Wednevday Mormng ;\Iv\l‘u ‘dlnd color combinations. ! i of the mail] because Flit has a greater Shirts, short sleeves—draw- ednesday ”]“;“" G ‘\l:,; )“"""" amount of insect-killing crs, ankle length. Eeru or black LLCEILnG and its fast flight to the North Ger- / 2 plo : 2 man Lloyd pier in Brooklyn. led its | ingredients. and white mixture. 44C pilot. Baron Jachim von Studnitz to y Use Flit freely every- Wednesday morning predict arcival of mail 18 hours ) ahead of the ship in the future —Dimity where. Thcrel is nothing — Batiste 3 in it harmful to people, i f S ‘//——f—’”fi__ Pope Ble;se;Throng . 3 and Flit vapor will not S\ Elll:::‘t\ WEDNESDAY ! . LR . el X | stain fabrics. iz ; : - — & | ; : From Vatican Window o ; Spray the way to sum.- WEDNESDAY ! Sleeves ‘ o\ . Givls el I e e { mertime comfort with Flit —Sleeveless / / e et Ll - | andthehandyFlitsprayer, | Women’s —With or ‘ Panty Dresses blessed a throng of 5.000 seminar ; N Money back if it does not . g Without 1ans from all parts of the world who | | kill all insects. More for | Prlncess Shps y had gathered in St. Peter's “squarc the money in the quart Collars w2 [ | e L S T e o 25 —V and Round = SN 29c The students for - the priesthood | c AVECGKS : S R\, awve the pontiff s ousing ova ., s ¥ SV S 2 J Sk hm'fun‘u rhlln:fwj.‘-r‘«“mm; :\”»:;1‘ Sweetened with maltsyrup Sizes 2 to 6. Made of Spanish students sang a Speciai- hem! ¢ figured prints with panty v composed o st try them! A | / y mate eguls 5 -Mm;w ‘:\flm !wl-fylymv‘hj-:‘r ':,",fl‘fé“ff ;\:,\ andihoneylusticyic Lace trimmed and regu- T \ ( A te le(h, Regular 59¢ them. 0 lation top. White, Flesh, s g . . 3 grade. Orchid and Green. Wortl: AN % "o | | & J twice the money. bl T ) B < IRk ) MEN'S FANCY HOSE 112 WOMEN'S LISLE k A \ " 3 All first quality. Regular 25¢ Sends sl 0 ¥ arade. Double heel and toe. YVEST L : ! ® b p et Wednesday Bodice and strap shoulders | e 1 o3 g/t INOrNINE & SRS l 96 S | Regularly sold for 25¢. To close “Delicious! Really, one would never 3 5 out Wednesday know Tru-Lax chocolate isn't just a : I t Wednesday 10 candy if it weren't for the nam e = morning, each ...... C Tru-Lax certainly has no nasty me¢ y oG ; \ | NOTION SPECIALS! cine taste. I've never known a laxa- Xou, oo, 18 1 -‘A; . | N Shield B, tive to equal Tru-Lax.” W o RS : ( ress Shields, guarantee o e : - B Wednesday morn- 5! Full package: Write to The Linle Show | N S 3! \ e 19 FREE! Rullparines ; NOTION SPECIALS! { ing, pair Cc 1.200 Spools Climax & A i 2 v Marvel Sewing Cotton 19C 36 to 54 2-\(“131‘(\511\'.' S ; vards to a 12¢ Double Fold piece. W ednes- l 9 BiasiiPape L i, 9C day morning ..... C With chocolate and in chewing form The Most Delicious Laxative of All