New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1930, Page 11

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[;HIFF"N PAJAMAS T["LE[] Tfl WIN HER | tenn to 18,000 test be{orehreninlng The American record was 20074 [but mew voters. Party registration |also published a leaflet, “The Con. |is more fully explained in “Party PILOT MAKES JUMP i | Gomsclousness. Lucklly, the = plane |feet. made on Feb. 16, by D. §.|is the first step in the series of poli- |necticut Voter's Program for Fal| . /e [adgue's. ha 4 dived in a long spiral and she was | Zimmerly. tical events leading up to the tec-,‘Eleclions." Machinery,” the league's handbook | San Diego, Calif., July 26U ing how candidates for p ent out of 9 | bergh field she was &till groggy and | Tecently by Lieutenant Appolo Sou-|or tnis facy in the August fssue of |tions. g 55 s ool fiment iouk gt leontrol NFas A THE Likely to Remain Popular for Girl Ace Worked in Beanty Shop coie of tne wpper air” st hnad o e | |.helped from her plane. | tells the | | SER w WTG (6 0) and $1w0 Seores. ma frocks promise to keep right on | can't keep a good. girl down! can see clear to bottom of the bay, | NEW NitsEs sése witt} Jaung Xuropeaiitor, wear, mant NS s & worldirecora,fal- | S0M HSHE Geting colaer, | el ot Misses' turnover most favored. Paris prefers chiffon | sciousness. where the j,o0et Gray heard the siving the schedule for|of nominating and election machin. | Lieut. Thomas G. Fisher made 3 are nominated by the major parties, | the bay and was rescued in a sma i | Her log of that flight Autumn, Winter Wear to Pay for Lessons o : e T Sl SR going when autumn and winter| And Ruth Alexander, 25 year old | Pretty. | ug ; 1 styles are launched. San Diego aviatrix who has been| «2:03—Colder. e St ot Gl‘amopl]()l]e RGCOI‘(] TOHS Cretonne Rayon Evening pajamas is the name the | up higher than any other man or‘:fl’,":‘,‘m;;"hp;\‘-;r;lo\‘:: Ssseli Knell of Parti Day” A new lot of Hose bifurcated chiffon frocks go under |woman ever ascended in a light Do) s e e | l]el 0 amflg 2y Beantiful ~Cre- I in their own homes | though she fainted as her oxygen | . | Stoke Poges, Eng., July 25 (A— for ‘quick clears ¢ top olated Ray- pull irted pajamas which fall | supply failed when five miles up and |8, o A gramophons record now broad- i on Hioes into long straight Grecian lines are fel] two miles before regaining con- ¢ = % | casts chimes over the churchvard & l TOMORROW y b but the people who make the styles | But this new queen of the air jsn't °~‘),”’:';;00 feet—Cold. Ground hazy. | CUrfew toll “the knell of parting ZOC vard hint that satin and chiffon velvet | satisfied. SNe plans as her next feat | . 1 ”_;'h o Een Az | Gay.” pajama frocks will be forthcoming |a_porder-to-border non-stop fiight | © c¢l better with oxygen. Before the evening service an £ \ = NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930 able to get it under control before | The highest aliitude ever reached |oral election this fall. [Tesistration, caucuses, nominating |ery. in Connretiot. Charts of the | parachuts: snp feom iAo il AY UR lN THE AIR b | by any type of plane:is 43,166 feet.| 7y, onnecticut League of Wom. | conventions, meking of vot % |tall caucuses and conventions, show- | altitude yesterday becauss his plane . When she finally landed at Lind- | This was achieved at Washington |, yooocio reminding its members |tOWn, city, borough and state elec. i i | her face was blue from the extreme | ¢k, U. S. navy fiyer. | the women voters' Bulletin and mxg The program for party members are also available | motorboat “1:43—Took off 10 minutes ago. | g ot ; So far, flight like others ’ Paris, July 25 (P—Chiffon paja- | San Diego, Cal, July 25.—You | “1:53-10,000 féet. From up here | —_—— a 5 i — First ual and they are having colossal suc- |plane, is the proot of that state- | ! right. Getting colder fonpaaliuatiars rst quality 18,000 feet—Sleepy. Better use | for winter. | aCToss the United States from Agua e e electrically operated gramophone drorost of the evening trouser- Caljente, Mexico, to Vancouver, Brit- et ]:l:f'(::‘jki'hl;”‘i‘:;;':f: is placed in the belfry and insteal Half Price Showing! r < . resses have special coats which | jh Columbia. The course will be | :P® O i ot the bells of S§toke Poges church 3 A T Il TR S d S P NOW! contrast strikingly in color . In that| fown in two dawn-to-dutk flights. | 'Ot B the countryside hears the chimes’ SPECIAL PURCHASE! Women's ke STOCK UP NOW! they are still faithful to the pajama |The gistance is about 1400 miles, 1¢| Ol --- 8leepy. idea as contrasted with the one- will be the first round-trip for the 2 4 of York Minster,” St. Margaret's, . color ensembles for formal evening | course and she will be the first wom. | UPPIY _became exhau ®| Later the loud speakers in the ennls oes : wear. - collapsgd. |an to fly either wa 2 belfry are disconnected and the Coats for pajama frocks may be “GHY"—That's Her | Temperature Below Zero | giamophone plays within the | 23 For Men bright colored chiffon velvet, supple | e pucky.girl pilot's ewn story| “UP above the 20,000 foot mark,” | uroh records ot organ music and | For Boys and Youths : . Gl 1ams or printed satin or taffeta. One | i~even more interesting than that | 58Ys Miss Alexander, “the temper- | o oeitent choirs Parisian pajama costume combines S ature was below zero. The engine | o i ¢ \: ; 1 S of her explofts. She spells grit with . If this new idea gains support 'OMORROW Qi Eecton) palaman it e Ied | capitalliG dnd detérmination with || hadibexun follabor i Titcled totpush (1 (LTS BBV EMER BARRDECE M Sizes 18 to 44 e ¢ hips and a pigeon ruby red velvet | capital “D, the plane higher and did succeed | (i) (oF S50 CREICIES 0 e mone TOMORROW coat lined with g for a while. Then it stalled and 2 T : : Back in Kansas, doctors sentenced choirs and organists at their s : » Each 4 a st eaders have k af 5 N A handful of style leaders have |, K " death from tuberculo. | Seemed to settle back after each : vices A . decided to discard short evening 4 climb. 3 .‘ ; i s 3 ér she e ’ e ancient vew tree in the A Fine qual wraps in favor of mantles which are They told her she couldn't live. “I_didn’t realize the oxygen was c,:‘:\ S e S c % ity, full cut long in back and elaborately fur :."f,'z“i“h"’\’_l‘;'l'j”;'2"’"“" €ame 10 | goner Then 1 fainted Ty i e Trunks of trimmed. galomia. She had grown up ih her | Sumy. neye thing T knew I was s 2 i ’ i The feminine half of society got | fatler's machine shop: while other | o' 000 or 5000 feet lower,| ¥hen he composed the first drare [ o Cleverly styleal frocks tripe and 8 shock at the recent opening of a | §IT1S Were plaving with dolls she was | Aondin"for air. T was gasping, my |07~ his in Movea ielesy, Ul e : Heds v Stadclths : “‘r";,br:a\f" fashionable night club when the [INKEFing With an old engine. head was groggy and my chest hurt. | OPPOsite the church door. The o Sturdy Tennis Shoes with heavy Tolles, Bughun Ernis 72 Camidiune outstanding style leaders almostto a | | ATTIVIng Rere she decided t0 be- | ['toit terripla, - The plane was mak. |U6¢ has been patched in the mid- S e e L and S0 square Per- lastis £ub- \ woman .appeared in heel-length | ClMe an aviatrix. Broke and with- | ;.2 cintle lett-handed bank. |dle with cement, and its branches Gl Sirichiy fek ity 1 avels cales. Of course, guar- hestor s k out friends, she found jobs as &| "y put the plane into aestecp dive [ar¢ held up with splints and sup- it ,f’mmp'm' e anteed fast color and Soft Ribbed '\ Undershirts. Al 1 £ even further and | Peauty shop worker by day and a|anq came down fast in a series of | POTtS of wire. . ment. Don't miss this value full cut. You will < 29c stock. Tomor- ned evening wraps for 80da fountain attendant by night.|circles until I reached 7,000 feet. I| But it is gAive, and the foliage ‘s 2 L 3 appreciate these at N ceeens formallviaard ian . She worked 16 hours a day and earn- | was still gasping for breath and |nNOW Ereen Rk T 40¢ of the tr®ned type 7 ;| ed enough money to pay for her fly- tired. - = from a surplice front which cros ing course. My arms and legs and my brain. Caucus Registration — e Jjust below Luck came her way en Geu- a1 functioned like they had dead BOYS’ SUM Some of the new long wra eral and Mrs. M. O v, wealthy | weights on them., Setting the stab- Dates Au'g»USt,uannsdyo% B h’LJMEI}Y tBOé ) low closely on the Roman to residents of Coronado, admiring the |jlizcr, 1 slumped back into my seat| To participate in the ccucuses for | § G lf H K k S . l W k Sh e with scarf collars banded wit girl's pluck, gave her a plane. It was and let the plane fly itself. I was the nomination of town and state H 0 0se Oys ,nlc €rs po, ouses or - ”‘tb fur. Others are close fitting affairs | in this ship that she established the | still groggy when I reached the officials to be elected “:ma x:llmx\ il Boysl fancy turnover Full cut Knickers of Cool sport blouses for Full cut Work Shirts of chiffon velvet with wide sleeves new altitude record by golng up | ground.” ers not already "““”‘h‘m 2y B top golf style Hose covert cloth and boys, made of color- —made of summer bordered with fox. 26,600 feet, Miss Alexander's 26,600 foot mark | party must register wit e D . & S & khaki fast Percales. weight Chambray. All the ambitious wraps of hem- Faints Five Miles Up | surpasses the old altituge record for of thelr cholce on August 1 or S TOMORROW - i Sl g y. line length are fur trimmed, with That flight almost ended fatally light airplanes, which was 25336 | After these dates the lists for the Dy NOW TOMORROW £ ihs fuvoiite i . ; i (Al be 4 for all fox the favorit when Ruth fainted at the peak and |and held by a man—a French fiver. fall caucuses will. be closed for lz%c ; 49 Pair C C C e e LA A SEARS-ROEBUCK (1155 o oo e | Waist Suits Full cut Trousers '\‘ A N Eorgiorter made of good qual- ’ l 9¢ ‘“"L’ —Hole-Proof ) L ' ity khaki for long | Chardonize 3 wear. Ideal for summer wear. Children’s knit and Non-Run E-Z-EST WAY RANGES TODAY'S GAS RANGE e Rayons vy Modermn Kerosene Ranges—Modestly Priced ‘Z’?A et n,t::“: ‘ —.BLO(?MERS Hiv THE New PROSPERITY (| | wvos o —ramss RN sl $35.95 cash 1st—Insulated Oven SRS AR ey 16179 2nd—Reliable Regulator 7 The new model E-Z-est Way $125.00 Value ; N L . S Sl We Are Really Proud of Ou s _ Silk Hosmry Ry Men’s Sh;rtns ; classes other makes in style, : beauty of design, and price. o Usis Brand) . Skilled desi il | i —Strictly First Quality Strictly ed stove designers : | . i —Full Fashioned v .H 3 $ s l the E-Z-est Way witha sciea- { —Pure Silk Thread it rst Quality Made of tific regard for efiiciency and _g;?;m HFZ‘Q . We have gathered together a really re- BROADCLOTHS fuel economy. Has 5giant heat | 0 OF il markable lot of rayon lingerie for onlv Why pay more NLY | when you can diffusing burners and 6 full ONLY 29¢ . Every Piece FOR ONLY . when you see the workman- get a full cu g 2 Picture the convenience and beauty of thig outstandiog ff B | ship and quality of these garments vo pre-shrunk col- size cooking holes. House- PROSPERITY GAS RANGE in your kitchen! Features: s l Pair 1) a o e you lar—color-fast Broadcloth Shirt R SR 3 ; will appreciate their value. at Grant's for only a dollar. wives appreciate its epse of s Porcelain enamel finish—as easy to clean operation, its quick heating as a china dish! Roomy baking aad broil- > —_— derful baki L ing ovens; full-size burners; large cook- e (e e——————————— = e e————1 9 ] L DOWN & T SILK and RAYON STYLISH ALL WOOL One Gallon ities. Burns common kero- > 9 iy D ’ ’ & . et Mol Soymens, 1814, Handy service drawer. Se aad§ § || Women’s Berets| |Women’s Blouses| | Bathing Suits Food Jugs = = = (Small Carying Charsg)’ COMPARE the Prosberity today! Stylish Women's and Women's fancy Over- For Children Unbreakable stone Misses’ Rayon Berets blouses of dimity and All Wool Bathing lined hot or cold food ; ~ annlszEsglgg(ggstlons 39¢ 89¢ el e ] Oll Cloth T $1.79 r for attractive table covering Value ... . Women’s Sandals ; By Assorted size$ and colors — — Value 75¢ E Y CLEARANCE TOMORROW Rayon Hose 39 c [ PRESSURE CANNER $1 95 For Men $2. .89 Pair Attractive fancy patterns in $2.00 $1 8 Women's T Strap Style Braided Men's Rayon and Cotton Half VIO e e oy e B0 St b R ) Ll e SRS ————— .| ;,2?(1)%6. S el Lo o Another 3,000 Yards W LT ' 300 PAIRS : Rayon Remllants jama Slippers for women, in many 1 PINT OIL 69C Pair Actual §1 Values For Boys and MEDIUM SIZED | tan. Sizes 3 to 7. And sol {ose, offered this weck for only ; | : . T r ";.u;nah)e everybody can get lz%c — Food Chopper | Pressure Kookers e B Pajama Slippers c Mop Set ihel s Tt . | An asso!ted lot of attractive Pa- styles and colors. 1 DRY MOP 1 OIL MOP [ Canning Racks Priced Special Tomorrow RED¥CED TOMORROW TO Value 75¢ = e $1.69 . awL ror 99¢C Value ... 59c . l7¢ —— P WATCH ‘FOR THE OPENING OF OUR PLUMBING SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT ' Yard Leather Oxfords [ Ao The women who have Girls $l takén advantage of Pair v o m_w —in tan or our former offerings patent leather o A NI ’ i of these assorted with leather ) 2rccomposiion This is the best value in Curtains we i ) $ 5 . . P s have been able to offer for a long FRE| wonderful values in s time. All full cut. Made of Scrims RELBED 5 O RETAIL STORE A ‘ HOAKS cnem. ana oftered ] f ind Marquisettes. Many rayon STORE HOURS L BT e Tro e trimmed or with rayou inserts. Most SATURDAY 9 to8 i 84 Arch St. New Britain BATTERIES INSTALLED % 5 17c yard = Seoces of them with valance. Sold tomor- row for only 58¢ complete R e 283 - 287 MAIN STREET ———

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