New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930. H[]N HBP?S ],U!]AY : \‘ I‘mm ‘“,v,ll,:\‘l ‘;\H,;m\:;::“ EENSUS []F W[IRK } R BUTTERICK PATTERNS GIVE SEWING SATISFACTIO i T[] BREAK RE[;[]BB : " , ‘I“L"E,;l,,:,.\l“‘:j"‘,:";myy}:x:i%'\' I,‘:“; PART []F lNuUlRY‘ : Sl"lEE‘T’l‘A\'G ) c Guaranteed \\u.\lxul:llc it Lok #8001 39 inches \_\idc e .nfzrsga‘r?h . = spring p;ltl.(‘l"ll'v Briister Hos Hard Hard Luck With e oo, s250 zom Unemployment Figures (0 Bfl Rl kit ¥ I“‘,‘_O” ' ““mmi Taken in Canvass | IOCqu'd N'S SHOBPING CENTER 17(:3'9.1'{! Washington, arch 18 (#) ool Business Is Good Here Because e e’re Busy Giving Good Values! ssed with the m ot thoy e dontiiod Ly Mbercen Mnge | o ment nm Han . to relieve | - 5 o B i ¥ : n.,l \.. : ”.[ l“. I-l.-,-lq lj' & |ho situation. 1t was pointcd out to- Women’s $10.00 Specnal! Specnal! More Lovely Styles! e e AR Sl e IR B bt information, it e Y 25¢ SPOOL COT- & o > BAY \l ATLE TOILET ’ 4 Assault Her. o take effective steps for solving TON, 1,200 yards q : S i S i SPRING o Lo : Women’s . Hartford March 18 - heresa 1 N ’ o s it was added, TO Magliano, of thc Ao COTTON ... Tor . ¥ | Meadow district, a high school stu- {5 e ‘ | © | 10c SHARPS NI lml S — : . nt, Monday identificd I'rank An- e = 25 in RINSO— s o tent of uncmployment, the : HEL : forson, negro, as the man who |y oq gerjously affected, the pe g Package . 3....19¢ ruc on the lhcad and“at- e e e BLACK Dk e . heletbio s e ”,.‘ e tnall Nowellr Teeoeds o Hundreds of new styles in attractive | . mber 19 at @ point in the mea- | U0 2 ¢ | Dovelt) = ks ; 3 blossomns . . . dots . . . modernistie ; twice stop- cfplace Sy ’1‘11{:- Sworn to keep confidential for the | WEDNESDAY ! TS WORSTED I e . 7c ' prints . . . 11 to 48, ped from over and the thir lecegn |CONSUS burcau information obtained | 3 13 i time oil and which had accumu- olice for | cOnce memployment, the cen- | $ .00 for C 10¢ Size | $ 98 ) ht fire s sus i vill @ — . | FALCUM POWDER— o mmons to ap- * 2 gk aieationstag ol {0¢ LINGERM: BRAID — | CASTORIA to be used £ persons who, ot i S v Hill court. } S e ) . 5C i Whether Anderson is connected in | (908 818 K AINE S8 SO ! Assorted shades i S roxIDD 1 lc n ay with the W s murder B ) o ODDS and BN NOTIONS. | ticularly rsons who ord ) Tiwiea befors: whe | are unable . He claims | H « oy carn wi , but will includ @ 25¢ Size 19 g hie insisted or Jeing ¢ ¢ went to Middletown the d & 4 b ! $ 25C S8 el e TXSOL i anins C 1 Lol on e = e e e “2°; MRy on by ¢ New! $1.50 Crepe Bubber L Special! abando 3 g o mmons 1o derson in connec- i M" % ! i g i ol i UL ( L oun court Sonday 5 TRt s SR | Lixzl .. . all imported mats Silk and Rayon . . . Silk and Wool . ned $100 and i ) g R $1,00 S l Novelty .\pnné(g* .. 19¢ to S values! X S who wer on :1‘,4 :‘1:\ y ' c Pair wod that a charge of ] ! not ounted as un- | BUREAU SCARFS pecial! was placed against him in « who report 1 9, cv Hill court, they have ol willibe asko Pure linen lace edge . . . 45 inches long 69¢ WOMEN S HOSE ol poligo T Ll | sought :.‘(:m\.\?.z:?i‘ . .(. CC(l'il .l.L Am(-r(uzun oo .) \I\”lflytgb i House Dresses Bemberg Silk . . . service weight . ufor ¢ of work. seam back . . . all colors . ‘ : : o UI‘ie.uv ’ u“ :H. 49c cam back . . 4.‘|]'7w|m . first qualll\ i LR 0 L SR T Special! S e S e o v wor [l 79¢ PRINTED CREPES Special! wellh s e i : od both to those without jobs RETSRE S tne i, favonits | oss on: 1y o e il {m' 50 mew Spring patterns for attractive . . WOMEN’S GLOVES o aperating an antomobile | 1 . The extent of un- | dressmaking! Inported Chamoisette . . . new spring ! U0 {EGT. oo o i ! as under the influence of |« en i ‘(llvm o mw‘n:h} 2 ,::{1-\ 59 C ) 4 styles . . . novelty cuffs . . . values 59¢ / T9¢ P i o o € the period of idlcness as upon | y to T9c¢ . . . sizes 65 to 814 | DEVS WANT MEMBERS e mlep Gl ‘ 29¢ TURKISH TOWELS K : i ¥ ;.‘ : 39c i This will be the fifth canvass of Heavy quality . . . blue, rose, green, gold. New York—Tie President Hoove i i < ¢ the | unemployment, others having been | 1890, 1 1191 : NEW! Women's ose is pink and vellow he M : SR e 1880, 1890, 1900, and 1910. | Y e ,m‘“]m ”m s e w s [moiicatio L ol ,’]"v President Hard confer- 1 9c ) ) COPSEtS, Corselettes and medals at a flower show = z et church house cnce on uncmployment sought in- D . apatal |formation on the subject, but i | NEW! ‘ i Wrap-Around Girdles Tk vers o onnlh S laci s | Tor hip in the |compilers reported only that el el v 2o (il WOMEN'S KIMONOS | $1.98 night over a nati id, 7 It nio in ¢ wrted n 2 > - campaign which will fter of rayon and crepe, in attractive patterns e the | ¢ o wutil May 1. v g 1Sito and shades. Jl ] Special! ppor \ : e R $1.98 AN WOMEN'S SLIPS ing of “Love in tng." | K was severcly burne of Crepe, Muslin and Bettina . . . light tions cxist. .7 4 Tk Special! ZSC [nfants, e : 1 and dark shades. Tort Myers, Fla.—Thomas A. Edi- | the roof o o J— who expects to average 14 hours house yesterd . at-| Old tunnels under the streets of RUBBER PANTS 88 ! he solved the | tempting o regain a baseball. Ll e e e » : C - pr 1z on milk, lis in serious condition in Mt. Sinai|t alycon days, arc causing By the “Bunny” makers, which means hospital. | difficulty. | good quality. IA\\ $1.00 Rubberized Cretonne - ~ — 15¢ \ ) COVERALL APRONS FOR THE “2 TO 6” GIRL . . RAYON ¢ A CLEAN-UP LOT! FRENCH PANTIES and 55¢ BLOOMERS . . Special! Girls! For Evening 29c¢ . School Graduation p ; White Middies of Jean Cloth and Skirts Special! Children’s of ‘|’:15}»;v‘(£;$1‘|f and Long Jean Cloth, ' SWEATERS o MIDDIES SKIRTS Pure wool, silk and wool and heavy knit | -2 special group . . . odd sizes and styles . . . 98C $1-49 and $l-98 Slip-Overs . . sizes Lto 6 . . for the boy | 4]] new spring patterns with elbow and kimono . . or irl! e e Ve Special! $1.50 Boys’ Lined 79C sleeves . . . new prints . . . another Raphael e 1y o star value! of sturdy t?fl(vaH\IEE(EE§ school and NQW! Gll‘]s Z'Plece play wear. Sizes 8 to 17. ENSEMBLE DRESSES 88c e fn}d&igs b?mmced G NEW SPRING ' BOYS’SgWElA!\TERS HAND MADE REMAINDER OF OUR LUCKY PURCHASE! DRESSES New! "mij I“"JN“, GIL“E“SLEEVE SM“HE"' i INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S lonsnane e BOYS’ Spring CRIED BEAUTIFUL CI;R)LBELL‘A‘ L Mothers, when you see these fine Novelty Pumps s Sport OXf\Ode . Wash Suits Voiles you'll appreciate their quaht\' ! . . . wide hems .. . six spring 98 “To sing love songs to me with a voice like that is an insult to a lady. i shades . . . yosebud embroidery . . . . PUMI also dainty Prints with pantics. | Hundreds of styles, fabries and colors Sizes 1 to 6 ALL MEBLS That voice needs the cultivation of OLD GOLD. They will drive away that . sizes 2 to 8 . . . choose at this huskiness, make your voice smooth and mellow. Go now, and search for 00 ALL COLOLS Values to §5,00 GORES advance spring showing! 1 : ALL S1ZES WHY PrAY MORL? STRADS the treasure of thcml all, and you wi}l sing their praises. There's not a cough in a carload.” . Many Arch Types in This Group . . . 0 fi B Gfl l D s P | Wednesday Specials in the Men’s Shop ! i i SPECIAL! MEN'S WORK PANTS SPECIAL! MEN'S ATHLETIC SPECIAL! 39¢ MEN'S HOSE S NION SUITS 2 Striped cottonade. Striped Madras. Novelty figured Rayons . . s Wednesday ! Sizes 36 to 46 3 : wool and cotton . SPECIAL! MEN'S 69 WORK SKIRTS NS T SPECIAL! ©F. LoriMard Ca. Genuine blue Chambrays. Spring weight and winter weight. 87 Regimental sty FASTEST GROWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY. ..NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD Sizes 14 to 17 BT Long or short sleeves, ankle lengths. ChE plain colors Listenin...oLp GoLD—rAUL WHITEMAN HOUR, every Tuesday, 9 P. M., Eastern Time { — HUNDREDS OF FACTORY PAY CHECKS CASHED HERE!