New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1930, Page 21

v Wise Smith € Co. Free Telephone Service for Suburban Shoppers Call Enterprise 1100 'b o ¢ N [!,'_‘m“ e v Unless otherwise indicated, theatrical notices and reviews in this colump are written by vress agenciss for the respective amusement company. 1 AT THE Cooper, the AT THE STRAND | Bright sparkling dialogue, catchy | tunes, delightful comedy and a ro- | mance of more than unusual infer- est are the high points of ‘“Not movietone comedy, hly successful pre- N I at the Strand the- {ater last night, and will remain to- d1> and tomorrow Last Day Of Pre-Inventory Specials ' Another Wise Smith & Co. Dress Value 3 Everything that is Youthful and Charming. If you hunted | the rest of the season you’d never find such splendid VALUES! Such STYLES! Such COLORS! Moran and Walter Byron are red, with other pronm This all talk { background a | store in New York city {and Miss Courtney, room | worl at ore, Miss Moran pre- | siding o n's shirts count | While her frien | records, Don’t fail to attend this notable sale. Youw’ll marvel alike at the va- riety, the fashions and the values in this special group! All copies of higher priced successes, made to our exacting specifications. Just receiv- ed another 700 that will go on sale all day Saturday. For the five select Bob Nelson Broadway comedy | song a minute ma | & Trving Trio in the | life person. Lester ir original d Select From These Dehghtful New Summery Materials; Printed Shantung Plain Shantung Printed Crepes Printed Chiffons Georgettes Polka Dots Flat Crepes Crepe de Chine Black, Navy, Pastel and Street Shades Sizes 14 to 20, sizes 34 to 44 and extra sizes 44 to 52. 3 FIREMEN (UP) Seventy-five per cent of the buil in this photo, e left uninhabitabl buried in tno Tuin hill town of > vreckage. Ho pm!!u! in the air. M King Victor Melfi, Italy, crackled and crumbled like those shown the 1ccnnt ealthqu kes. Two hundred persons were | ) population and streets throughout the commun- in half in many ances, with beds, tables I in tt thquake zone v 2d by 1y after the disaster. YOUTH HAS HEAVY GZEGHS TOLERATE RESPHNS!B!UIIES EERMANLANEUAEE | their ci o'clock and chairs | J‘ Personals n and|Mt. Vern 1 wiil | the i at WHO WON HER? Atrgust Offering new, fashionable dresses at a new low price. After our stylist gave one look at these dresses, she said: “My what won- derful values. You’ll sell these for about $10.98?” The buyer re- plied proudly: “Ne, I bought them to sell for $3.95.” See LOIS MORAN Moffi:t this week in Re- | Was a vis 1. H. DeW trip to N d from in the boun- }a dent at al | inspector 8 I‘.as returned aft- the T . P. Scott of West ON THE STAGE 5—A(’TS—5 SELECT AUDEVILL Featuring BOB NELSON Broadway's Musleal Regularly Seli to $10.98 Don't forget, the Sale will be held right near’the main entrance, on a big bargain booth, so shopping for these will be very easy. Be Here Saturday—Bright andiEarly Brook golf Charle co B. Ha —Last Times Today— ‘The Bishop Murder Case’ with LEILA HYAMS country. schools | t t of Czechoslovak —and— “This Thing Called Love” with DMUND I(H\ Comedy FOR BEST RESULTS ias HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS STRAND QT ARTS AY C J OAN RAWFORD with USE First Bargain Table—Main Floor | E Sale! 1200 Pairs Fuil-Fashioned CHIFFONSILKHOSIERY Famous “College Maid” Brand ! $1.00 Made to Sell for $1.95 PERFECT QUALITY Look for the “Blue Stripe” on the garter hem! Sheer chiffons fine 45-gauge. Coming SUNDAY 7 Joan Crawford “Our Blushing Brides” Large Assortments Arrive for Special Saturday Event! SILK DRESSES $5.49 Upon looking them over we find that tHe~ are the type which’usually sell up to “Oh Yeah with B FREE “KITES" To All Children Attending Matinee Performance of these hoslovakia speak states a‘)d when citize aturally would German. Thirdly, forefgners who vis |talk " French, “Gbrm’m In college he had for future as that of a bar has plunged into the fina that brought vast fortune: uncle, Nicholas F. Brady, and his father, James C. Brady, both now Chiffons. .. .Georgettes. ... Silks... all to be had in pastel, street and deep shades be the only one u: with tourists and c 7 | tors. ~ a list of comp much of the “b can dinstry. Alread. of the New York E: and the Electric § company. Soon he will be helping fortunes of such conce Carbie and Carbon con conda Copper Mining Central Hanover Bank and Tru company, Chile Copper comp Brooklyn Edison ¢ ny, Chrysler Motors and many oth In his Yale days Brady often was a week-end visitor at Northampton, Mass., where Miss Eliot Chace of Providence, R. 1, was attending Smith college. They were m soon after Brady was gr from Yale. Both are social re ites. SUS INC RLAHI [) state total census bure an increfise cent This figure, based on check | of census returns, lowered the figure | of 3, 2, which had been com- | piled from official announcements of supervisors, of 295,028 or 10,1 per a e o | | man are served in th Practice therefore the old respe n tongue notwit few years ago a b o paign was being carried on against Political exigencies alsq ped to hrlmz German back factor here of obtain- active ¢ a- | German minority in forn | two cabinets. ficials, E though t French or English, 1 s adopted r foreign Tourists speaking E as their age lish or Ger- ir own tongues in the larger hotels, restaurants and | stores of the bigger cities and on the | international trains, but in the smaller stores or smaller towns they her must know German or Czech r engage an interpreter CONSOLS FOR \IO\E\ Aug. 1 (—Consols for Rand r ounce. Discount 4 per cent; three per cent. Bar Silver 36 1-2 per ‘Within a half hour after the fe nd. ing of garlic to cows, the flavor and | cdor of it are perceptible in the milk. |l Robert Montgomery You raved about them in “Our Dancing Daughters and “Our Modern Maidens!” YOU’LL LOVE THEM BLUSHING BRIDES” | Last Times TODAY “Song of the sCaballero™ thread silk and the garter top is finish with a blue stripe for identification! Plait- ed sole for long w eax re-inforced toecap! Muscadine ... . Sunbask Beige Clair ....Suntan.... P.age ...Crystal Beige... Lido Sand. all Maln Floor (Clearance of Smart Swim Suits For Women and Misses $3.19 Values from §3.95 to $4.95! Smart, form-fitting, all wool suits in one and two- piece models some all striped, others with striped top or skirt, solid shades and modernistic Sizes 34 to 46. 1930 Swim Suits—Special All wool suits, plain shades, modernistically striped, or some with striped pants or top. Sizes 34 to 46 $3-95 Values to 3$5. Extra Size Swim Suits $3.49 Regular §5 Values! Wool in plain solid shades, navy, black blu 8 to 54. §1.95 Beach Hats and deep Sizes 14 to 20 ..in summer prints and polka dots! In vacation and every-day styles. 36 to 44 and 46 to 50! Inexpensive Dress Shop—Third Floor Clearance of House Dresses and Hooverettes —Special 65¢ Values to $1.00 Wasl’mble prints, checked ging- hams and broadeotlhs. .. .some printed hooverettes! Not all sizes in eaeh model, Kitchenette Pajamas — Special Broadcloth and prints, in bright shades, new tuckin models, trouser leg, vaist and peck trimmed with colorful bands. 95c Second Floor