New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920. [ neenses. SRR | Z Party Leaders Speculate Over e e e , N o et oh Tty o LB Cmte WEDNESDAY MORNING WEDNESDAY MORNING . : i WEDNESDAY MORNING WEDNESDAY MORNING Commg Senatonal EleCtIODS In fnartisican ehoRsp o e Nen ey o e 375 Yards Silk FIGURED SATEEN 39-inch Heavy 571 Yards Brown Percales and Cotton Prints Lengths 1 to 20 Yards Values to 29¢ WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 11c 16¢ v and Firm Cotton All dainty figured materials sells for 19¢ per yaid 36 inches wide and thrown them into the drainage |canal. Roche stated the floor of Many Key States, Due Next Year crome b e | Roche from a “doctor,” whose name 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats in Body to Complete | was not revealed, that he had paid | . - $8,500 T a state license Terms—Close Contests in Several Districts 'w:\x o Ao enoo | Crepe Plllows Are Anticipated Already. [& “mm;n declared that investigat i f 5 i T e jm v would question the Ch 42 in. wide. Value $1.59 Yard. Square Shape Aug. .6 (P —Party|Jesse H. Metcalf and former et - | concerns accused by Crane Akt WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY ave begun to think serious- | o rry, another .| made forged state se | the charges were substantiated ly of the senatorial campaigns ne ra v feated by a sl o 3 g _ s rware, | dictments would be sought. | ate membership—19 T ans there somo s predict that |y = 3 democrats—must st . tor Daniel O. 1Is Woman Tells Police Man ‘ ‘ : clection 1f they desir em , will be Peeped in Her Window office. 2 \ Senator | The re Another peeping Tom has made = . e et AL B 5 | nis appearance in the vicinity of | . A“(Noldtml‘”s A well made pillow in assorted o cacE ! re looking | i ality Crepe SRS s ty seeking re- o ahl Myrtle street, according to a report ne Quality Crepe figured patterns a r Hulten last night by Edwards of 5. Cecelia Bugnacki, 285 Myrtl, nother democrat de- | strec publican last fall, re- 3u told the officer that - - 3 — political lim . The [t about 10:45 last night she saw a 4 WEDNESDAY! p WEDNESDAY! - 3 “vin peeping into one of her win- | \ by said that a man was BAY STATE ‘ 0 MEN'S—BOYS' P E ear o .ring about her house Friday | < St the man selected o fill out | e s e Toilet Paper » = andkerchiefs 5 o ypearance of a new and| Because cows entered their yard € s oo pavston & e | The oubetitioe ol e Al (SRS BT CE T 2,000 sheets to xol NEW BRITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER. Plain and Colored ber of his colleagues favor his reap- pointmen or W, Hollo- | e holes in their lawn, the resi- Thestates i mocra klahoma, ha 5 ms‘ 3t 4""llhnnlnl~(lxul Iump!m\- l;’(:i\ 19C e e R e A 4c o o the bes an. rty ditiona > ed to the police at 10:05 this morn. 3 = = e T = = 5 i o v S e e STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT NOON Massachusetts £ - ]IoHn\\w S1eC T sed | names, or the names of the people ware, thode Island, Oklahoma rnor m ] n. who own the cows, but they Kent The republic: that if an officer were to express confidence that th heir house, they would give the o s Sure Savings for Thrifty Women! seat in Jowa. They d to forecast make a hard bid for seats in state until the Mexico, Tennessee and possibly - [decided upon a cand >, and they | = ginia. take the same vic Massachu- | Slabs copper in Swed . ° At this early date, party lea 8 | setts, where « rederick H 3‘0“1!"'“‘ d into bricks in Ch look for a contest in West Virgin Gillett's term expire (iR a and salt, we between Senator Guy D. Goff, e- Many veterans c senate serviee | o oins. publican, and former S .|will come up for reelection next "fl M N L. v |vear: in both part Most of the| | . Neely, who was ¢ Senator Henry D. Hatfi democrat Rob- | can, in the Hoover lan ast | inson of A fall after one term in the senate. are from the sov | Necly is considercd an esceptional |elections ordina ccide the is- | \N 1 [ campaigner and is regarded in|sue. 1e republican side, Borah [ edneSdaY‘ ' Wednesday! other term. Nary of Oregon. Couzens of Michi- | ESMOND ; N Rhode TIsland Fight Va v ind Nor- | | esais : o SLOEl Women's A similar situation is held to ob- Cebrs wre among those | PART WOOL Women’s and Misses COMBED YARN tain in Rhode Isla with a con- facing th ation heir pres- | 3 SLEEVELESS SILK & 4 akd ; | LEEVELESS SIL test expected between Senator!ent terms. Medical Diploma Forgery Mill | Bed DRESSES Lisle Exposed In Chicago Investigation; ’ : T | . . Bogus Photostatic Copies Issued| ‘ Blankets " 0 , Unlorl S“lts Size 66x80 X w5 (i Values to 79¢ Several Arrests Already Made and More Indictments ; to Be Sought—“Customers” Paid as High as | &\ a4 I kG $8,500 For “Licenses.” $ \ W c Chicago, August 6 (A—The inside said, that applicants without college story of how a diploma and license |cducation could purchase diplomas il printed spurious certificates and |nc licenscs, both apparently at ] : N . LRt D e e S A A regular $3.50 blanket. 115 inch: ; NOVELTY PRINTS Bodice top and knee length. All dmitted, state’s attorney’s |« ere. More than 1,000 fak | o e S 1A iR ~ m AP PG | i e e R e “‘l"“ [ mosqulto satin binding in fancy blue, green, ) FLAT CREPES ) good sizes. To close out tomor- eit pm ':.’ PSRt ’n;x”{li.y"l\yt still higher price: ‘ brown and rose plaids. R row, Wednesday. ory *atrick c o chie R Ve as agd q ate 1 5 g ests and indictments imme- Bl Sy ing, singing, stingi " i obtaining a limited number of -, = 2 nd rmenie | ™ "ol s osieme |16 singing singiog Women’s Hand B i e e k e graving firms were said o et g l"'} L insect will pester you omen s rlan ags these fine dresses that pleased v SILK and RAYON 59¢ n named v (i SIhLIEEL 167 b | all summer if Flit and . : o kY 3 mamed © ikl el Sl imenes R ot Gosielly el fon 1200 o S Skl _ Pomtgd Heel Hose ONE OF THE BEST VALUES WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO [welve shades. All are Afirst Jacob Crane, formerly a print ok I W g yhysicia H H | of Springfield, lllr wa sei 1oni it (Gt bt '”“\I“"p‘\ i kept on the job. Flit Mostly under-arm style. 59{3 TR THIS SUMMER quality ormation supplics by Albert Car : L L | i 5 | i) el FFER THIS SUMMER!! et Barron, one of seyen men already in- [0t 1619 WL, itk e 2| kills all household 1 Assorted colors Special Wednesday . .. 39(' dicted in the cast P 4 | sects everywhere. Flit — Crane, ac 1 e was ap b o A College, the Northwestern University al ¢ of the ¢ and | Harmless to people. Medical schocd and the University ot | ¢ v dered a photostaiic . 5 MEN'S & i & 3 g Ty WEDNESDAY! Wisconsin Medical school e copics were also Flit repels insects out- 2 874 Pairs of Women's and Growing Girls EDNESDAY! forged, as well a8 interne’s certi- | SO0 Clo R L ) doors as well as it kills | SUMMER UNDERWEAR PUMPS—SPORT OXFORDS— Women’s and Children’s cates from the Cook County (Chica-| rwards oy ormitat i st - ot e il o ke | e indoors MllioRe DEAUVILLE SANDALS Hase SR i Flit, because of its TO Close OUt! In every conceivable style and color. Sizes greater killing power. 2109, A to EEE. Pat., Tan, Blonde, Grev, Closing Out All of Our Children’s .\fone\yhack guarantee ) L] Red, Dlue, Kid, White and many combina- $ SILK SOCKS, GOLF HOSE, if every household in- | U S t tions. Many Arch Supports in the lot. All e LONG SPORT HOSE sect does not die. nlon ul s T B I YL S and Women's ¢ SPORT or SILK BOBBED HOSE So important in g i TR T yellow can with the 671 Pairs Boys™ and Girls § black band. More for | - ———e— Summer LN ) the money in the quart | 3 90 PUMPS__SPORT OXFORDS BOYS' HEAVY 37 : o35 . b ! T | AND SANDALS 0 2 : thlsdeo{{o’IznlgsanltaryPIOteCtlon " . | In all colors and combinations. TLeather o Bathlng Sults aus Sleeveless and knee length. Made crepe soles. Many new fall styles in this lot s RS RS Boys’ sizes to 6. Girls’ sizes to 2. 93¢ Grade of Checked Nainsook and Striped A | S hlee ind L Value to $2.98 o1 (6! 49 et Lo ( qu Quptatssts (& Madras. WEDNESDAY . et B ‘ ‘ S1.98 INFANTS® CLEARANCE LOT! . HERE THEY ARE! Men's Work Elothes e Madeira Dresses 374 Women's Wash Sizes 1 and 2 OVERALLS or JUMPERS Made of fine white batiste with set-in o s $ 00 sleeves. Yoke and buttons elaborately Of strong Blue Denim. trimmed with dainty embroidery. 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Kotex is & to be without one of Gt Sl e N E it iy : cdnestay ' these Wash Dresses Wednesday ik pered so il e Iy 3 10¢ Turkish [ : £ \ Large Cans vealing outline shows, even g R By this low price 2 ¢ mee polreiekoning o) s e ! / FACE CLOTHS ... C | AR e ‘ BODY TALCUM POWDERS . T G S e 5 leading hospitals, . DJER- 1\1\\ 'rou ET POWDER, 14 [ e ‘I"j S ‘”“1 e \ PALMOLIVE comfortable, so light 2 0ol and e DICHEHD L ‘ —_— \ ( S E slc : dainty! And it disposes instantly, o e | 16-0z. ABSORBENT COTTON, 2 c less styles. WILLIMANTIC thus doing away with old-time fuss Wednesday . .. Wednesday .. and laundering. Try this new Kotex! K 0 T e X > 3 It offers a world of comforr, ‘The New Saitary Pad which deodorises | ——————sssssssssssses | )¢ PEARL STAR SEWING COTTON—G6c¢