New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1929, Page 3

!\"EW“BRTTAINV DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, _OCTOBEerg 1929, 8 Italy to Build Connecting Links 3 et JHITD oo In Fiume and Trieste Front Canal, Revwmg War Time Memones Tood ed Here. 2 ikl _l.f_.w. _ 741 -480- Y JHE ~ BOSTON ~ STORE Built in Feverish Haste! § - Just Before Battles, |,y LAl NATEINAL OFFICE SRl “Al” Never Makes Mind Up Sl Udine, Tialy, 0ct 15 (PThis) Fal' In Advance Again Vice Preszdent and Di- Italian government is now consid - vestor of Manufacturers mosquito t} New Britain’s Largest n nc Lending Library 3¢ a day lending charge. (ZsT-7878-y — - “That’'s My Weakness Now!” Youth has voiced its approval of the New Silhouette and youth knows its fashion! So do the shops for youth, at H. J. Donnelly’s. NEW FROCKS For I'all and Winter t a canal | Autro-ltal- | New Yorls, Oat. 18 ()—Under the hea th's Mind Open on 1 Race,” | New York, Oct. 15—Ienry day publish. | hull, tr f the Electric tial nom- | was 1o ed book | direc A Special Selection of Luxurious canals now portion of in uniting & structir sisel will redu thing like 2: only 55 . must b Revives War Memories [ The building revive many m For not he fiercest ba P trian conflict fought w run, but portio; Fur Trimmed t to Tun Monfalcone total cost to sc t ques- 100 and 1 000 cubic meters of ear avated here or es his| BER One of the man; are showing for Ofticial Boy Scout and Girl Scout Shoes LOVELY DRESSES SHOWING THE PRIN- CESS EFFECT WITH I'HE REGULAR PRICE HONKEYS ARy Boys' Chinchills ™ p—="") Boys’ Wool FLARES AND UNEVEN WOULD BE $58.00. | 1 ) i HEMS. HEAVY CREPES, MA’ ARM GFRMS Coats Flannelette Knickers PAILLE (\\”‘\\ AND LOVELY SOFT BROAD- For Saturday Only Pa .amag ) i : : CLOTHS AND SUEDEK CLOTHS, RICHLY TRIM- MED \\ITI[ WOLF, GEORGI # chain w civil THE OUTSTANDING COLORS ARE il BROWN, BLONDIS X, AMERI- et INDEPENDENCE BLUE, ( OPP OM, RROWN i DAHLIA, WII GREEN FOX, LYNX, CIVET CAT. AND OF COURSE BLACK. AND POINTED FOX. —SECOND FLOOR— —SECOND FLOOR— —2ND FLOOR-— b and ] one K other 3 <5 What will your mirror > Sailboats! Skiffs! Galleons! : S, #—because & i Y ! 2 Romance of the Early Seas! % "/ you love ShOW ten years from now:! / nice things” Work Pushed Tast Worlk Inspired the Nautical Print ; in a New A Nelly Don Ishbel Benies Rumor She Will Marry Lord Lot M Whichdoyouprefer? 1. Glove Silk (GP) (i i R $2.95 i Tex In Septe rk was be- & ‘ The modern trend of the 3- I{(l’) 07l . . the sofl P The unnatural pressure of uncomfortable < pique collar and shoes can effect the entire nerve system . the snug hip line . 3 . and Nelly Don perfec- ALL ARE and leave its mark of pain on the most i o, his \ G, . : ll‘\l):::?\fi,’l youthful face. ol i sleeves are fashioned to roll | |/ 28 (AN = —If you suffer any \ (ncllibuu —Just try one on. { N HAD e SPECIAL LOT Little Tots’ Wash Frocks $1 39 dress prettily trimmed easys, EL:’} 3—% % @ %R@g foot discomfort, trv \4\ E’ a pair of Tread- j- 2@0 E-EATS \;1:?(.'}- T CREATIONS WITH A- DIS- ’E. PERSONALITY IN EACH. JUST ARRIVED Quality is inherent in every single piece of Van Raalte Underwear. It's bound to be so because quality goes straight through from —Note in the circle above how Treadeasy sk R snug instep gentyl holds the foot back AND GO ON SALE with Porto Rican he uli \\;t\rk. the designer’s original clever concept to in the shoe (right) where it is securely | Nd Becausemher Ave _SECOND l_<‘f‘()),i)1»7 the last finishing stitch. No wonder we embraced by the perfect contour of the resent th se underthings with pride! 3 NEW! CHIC! and BECOMING! P = S 2SR LRI e heel. Girls’ . . New and flattering models — together with $' 75 $ [H Chlnc}“.lla Coats : | the standard staple ones on which our —Bought for o -— all _— —Smart all wool tailored Coats, fur trim- e s CV Q e i med and plain. New colors: Green, Red, ] patrons have come to rely. Style. Brown, Navy. : . - ; ; . ? Silz(c“; lr‘; o ll\l\ d $9-95 Priced from 85¢ a garment to $8.98 —Worn for HOES Rich Soleils [ur Felts with Velvet —SECOND FLOOR— —STREET FLOOR— Comfort. Lustrous Velvets Metal Stitched Felts Tweedy Sports Hats Tweed Scleil The Princess sithouette has influenced a flair for wearing the hat cfl-the- forehead with 4 r side or back following the line of the frock! are flattering velvets, the little chenille “cap” & version of Ag: it tweed soleils with sm flares, a tweed turban combined with groserain and metal stitched felt “highbrows” that dip to fashion. b “""“‘”g 5.95 Men’s Community Shirts py FOVELY FRINGED nm,.\gsl o full size. oooiiiii e 3 inch fringe on hem. 2 Ok $1.29 s P Ol DRAPERY DAMASK All $1.95 in value. —>50 in. wide, all colors, floral $1 98 patterns. Usually BED COMFORTS —-Sateen border, silk mill center. Priced at $3'98 \ll custom made shirts. BEAUTIFUL NEW CRETONNE S S S WS T DOUBLE MIXED WOOL BLANKETS Extra fine n Priced e PT —Priced ceptionally — full rted from 39c m98c vard SPECIAL f e AT o o ey s $3°89 sleeve lengths. All new pat- Q | FELTS torns. Sizes 14 to 17. TERRY CLOTH All [0} ; - Qe 3 5 YOOL AUTO ROBES Colors ...... $2 5 Pl WOOL Only 79c Yard eg. $ values o I P $6.98 up —DMany various patterns, 36 inches wide. ’ R TR R Men’s Coat Sweaters QUAKER LACE CURTAINS Childven's 'I‘ AMS FLANNEL SHEET BLANKETS Regular value $5.95, $ 50 $ 00 oL Shetin U re 8c —TReal sweaters at a saving that should be in- 2' to 1 0' Pair $1 00 to 1 95 I B389 s onpogasenonEsadaat e tntao < teresting to all men. Colors are: Autumn ]{v:lth(*r, Brown Heather and Tan. $3 95 SILK PILLOWS A DN OFF ALL BLUE RIBBON SHEETS Sizes 36 t0 46. ...l & —All shapes $1 95 $2 95 1 T OST.OTT 3 A , o x m 10 0 and PILLOW CASES | and color * and s CLOSE-OUT 100 FELT HATS $1.00 EACH—WHILE THEY LAST = . PARAMOUNT MILLINERY COMPANY New Britain’s Most Popular Millinery Store 188 MAIN STREET COR. COURT STREET Gordon Individually Propartioncd Stockings 91,00, $2.00 and $2.50