New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 5

M AN%&{?}(EE l:!‘ fi‘%’{lfis m TWO SPECIAL GROUPS o | 2 e o ] New York, Oct. 10 (UP)—The Motion Picture News, in a copy- “oiatl BOYS’ 4-PC. SUITS | Fall & Winte TR n{ayor James J. Walker has defi- - ' nitel; ecided to resign January Hiddletown Regatta Draws Cral || "o 2 0" Kn d Inter me Numel‘ofls states i ’I“:e ma{ors deC:Sh)n tbo r;aturn Two Palr leers with which he formerly was con- American power hoat racing will|| Bected for several years, was Just the Suit for the Another Lot of Our Regular ith the || made before the present investi- reach its climax this season w. 3 || gations into city scandals were :fit:fim::g;,;lmgxgn:‘l’ hoeut!?:::: instituted, the article said. school BOY y - : $10 to $]4’95 SUITS Bunday and Monday on the Connec- lowered cost of fabrics and furs. quality standard in every detail, ticut river at Middletown. —1t will give har : Immediately prior to the national fhfi"“P“‘“C‘l‘(e ofiEen e e Wear 2 d and" practical to be sold at the . S l S 1 / championship regatta, on Saturday, [Julius Petriak o cago; Earl i i § i p = PR T ekl Boyer of Toledo, Ohio; George Cost SPECIAL SATURDAY . ) exceptional low price of ina Peaa ate. Boat association will stage the east- | of Birmingham, Ala; Hilda Mueller i v 73 . ern divisional championship regatta |0f Bay City, Mich.; Loretta Turn- ) 4 e at Middletown. Never before have |bull of Monrovia, Cal and Ben Coler We have made the most of two regattas of major importance |Of Gary, Ind. Pregenzer feels con- Z = 00 been riln oft on the same course dur- | fident that he can push the speed ’ . . changed economic conditions — ing the same week-end and officials | Mark up to 53 m. p. h. or better. . ° X and contestants will watch the ex-| A partial list of the latest entries 8 periment with interest. ollow: i _|_H. C. Chamberlin, Sterling, 1IL; ) ] s ’ el sy s wffifi{‘fififfufy’fi L ‘;figi,"e"st David Entrikin, Hammonton, N. J.: : Two lined golf knickers, vest and e cuatmeetstop Harry E. Thurston, Hammonton, N. Coat, vest and t it ofilined y group that ever entered a power boat | 12 £ wo pair of line : ; regatta—officlals of the Nationai | T ;;sig’hnié Dol Drogkl 1]:'1%5 pants — choice of single and dou- single breasted coat. Well tail- Sotbogry asoriation: (e Amerlean |, in Sy, Detrolt, Mich; Jullus ble breasted models. - ! ored and fully cut. Connecticut River Regatta assocla- | Feiriak, Cary, Il Witlam J. Hig- & \ i : tion have decided to run elimination | /1% Racine, 'Wis.i John foss, Sizes 6 to 17 Sizes 6 to 18 heats on Sunday for those events in | R0USes Point, N. Y.; John Sl which more than 20 outboard driv- L hladelphia, Penn.: Willlam Roz- ers are entered. In Class A—the e“(';NeW Y‘"J“' I‘L I e st outboar lass—and | Cunnar _Jacobsson, c 8 . \ i‘,‘,"“c‘i;s E, not flm",‘j'f;afi S f{wedevnv: JJa}ik 1Sm"\\l{:|‘,lh Covlngten, BOYS’ ALL WOOL . BOYS’ ALL WOOL N Y z ers are expec compete ai N .3 . J arris, N ury, ass.; 2 - e ~ eummmorfi;fi;?t i Qfm:ghadw?fi Donald Brand, Toledo, Ohto; Rich- LUMBERJACKETS % SLIP-ON SWE.ATERS 3 z s / 1’ THREE SE’E( IAL be necessary for these two events.|ard Wier, Long Island, N. Y.; W. Sizes 6 to 18 £ ; \ GROUPS However, in Classes B, C, D and i, |Lamroski, Long Island, N. Y.; Wil- $1 98 A o it will be necessary to .weed out |liam Sehanz, New Jersey; Frank 2 95 : : , many drivers through elimination |Schineller, Staten Island, N. Y.; R. Attractive new sweaters in plain colors or heats because of the fact that as|A. Guttmann, Manitowoc, Wis; All wool mackinaw plaids with worsted neat jacquard pattems. Strongly woven many as 50 racers have entered for |Jack Wood, Detroit, Mich.; G. Phil- bottoms and cuffs. A neat range of Fall for long wear. single events. Arrangements have|iP Ellsworth, Big Moose, N. Y. patterns. Sizes 26 to 36 been made to care for /imore than Chas. F. H, Johnson, Jr., Passaic. 2 “ : 200 contestants. N. J; B. H. Patterson, Jr, Trov, |, — BOYS’ — : | $19.95 Value On Monday, October 13, the finat | . %7 John Masterton, acrenh : : it heats will be run off starting at|):; Hilda Mueller, Bay ",‘é‘," i ALL WOOL JERSEY SUITS ] 9:40 a. m. and continuing all day.|F: C; Sheehy, Detroit, Mich.; Rich. ; = (- Two Tieats' will be run for each of (2rd Neal Bay City, Mich.; Richard Sizes 2 to 9 the six ‘motor classes in the finals, [Nt Bav Clty, Mich.; John J. May- o S As cash prize drivers in Division I11 [P0l River Torest, Ill; Horace : 2 95 22 Tennes, Chicago, IIL; Lee Washing- : are not allowed to compete against |( ™% Ohicago, 1L Tee Washine | /B 3 z the amateyrs in Divisions I and 11 [0 Atlathie Gy B 2. Donall Beparate races will be staged for the’| " Y SIS = DB AR doivtea s For i ¥x3ancny lB;y ?{hl;re Lox(:i'xsxand.ll;\" L g French spuno“ool J;Itsef‘s in alltt];e latest colors. amateurs. The first amateur to fin- | ¢arl & XKramer, Chicago, IIl.: & ne and two-piece styles. . 1q |Kenneth Mackenzie, New Haven; ish each race will be awarded a solid i u 2 silver trophy and a gold medal by Leonard Starr, Bridgeport; George Special Offering the National Outboard assoctation. | % oit: Staten Island, N ¥: Walter Winners of secqud places will re- Eren e e ’ . Boys’ Overcoats ceive silver medfls and the thirg |I: Shaffer, Long Island, N. y o g = Ellsworth Langdon, Long Island, N. 5 Sizes 3 to 9 place winners will get bronze med- 7 / ! izes 3 to als, In addition, the first place win- [ 1;} ‘Walter Bew, New Jersey, and — Children’s — SATURDAY ONLY ners will have the distinction of be. |AIVin Nelsen, Port Chester, N. Y. 3-Pc. ZIPPER SUITS $3 00 ! : 3 $39.50 and $45.00 Value ing called national champions of their classes. The Division III driv- DR. SCHACHT TO TALK 5 ers will race for purses posted by| New Haven, Oct. 10 (UP)—Dr. $4 95 TSt Hesa 3 b0 0 o aate Made in a wonderful assortment of new Fall and Winter H made of heavy new Fall coatings — P fabrics, featuring all the new details and touches . . . set off the Connecticut River Regatta asso- | Hjalmar Schacht, former president ¥or the cool weather. Green, tan | in heautiful browns and grays. by beautiful furs in three mervelous groups. Sizes 14 to 5214, ciation and for medals. of the Reichsbank, will come to New Oniiliies ey, Octorer th Bmilol Eaten Ghieadey (OB s hat i elo and powder blue and red. To Be Offered At This ; Al il ed ndiDnterlined Sizes 2 to 6—(Boys’ Dept.) Special Price frro] [ o] trials for speed will be run off on |university on “Pan-European Prob- the Connecticut river for those driv- |lems.” ers, who are anxious to race against| The noted German financier. time in an effort to establish mew | Whose sudden resignation last March world records. Ray Pregenzer, Jr., |created a world-wide stir, will pre- of Antioch, 111, 'speed demon who |Sent for the first time the results of recently set a new record of 50.93 |2 tour of investigation of financial M. P. H. in mile trials, is one driv- |and economic conditions throughout er who will be out to set a new |Europe. Dr. Schacht is perhaps NEW BRITAIN mark. Others include, H. G. Fer. |most noted for his work in stabiliz- guson, California racer who former- |ing the mark. 1y held the world speed record; E &% Bivworn of o von, N, ¥ |vs menaty coasswen avs| 51 AP LOW PRICES for FINK | PILLOW CASES C Ol d w e ath er N ee d s f or th e I}I‘AN “ EI-" 1(;5:;011 ~ Baby and the Grow&ing Girl Heavy quality. Children’s All GG Children’s Sl Limit, 4 pair to customer. Wool Chinchilla § h. .ll DOUBLE BLANKETS | , and Far Teirsad Chinchilla A SALE - SINGTE COATS <L)/ >\ . | . Sizes 1 to 4 LOVELY GIFTS AT RARE SAVINGS ; P 4 BLANKETS Double breasted models with e $2.98 3 ‘ saddle shoulder and slash e i Sataand CETes s reetneindo; A part wool blanket that has never before been sold at this pockets. Lined and inter- Fb e loeyNand Praes that visited our shop today. 7 low price. Colors: Green, rose, blue, peach an d orchid. C lined. Colors, maroon, tan buttons. Coat is lined with % 7 : and green. e o N r s heavy red flannel. Block plaid designs in rose, tan, Sizes 2 to 6 3 HUNDREDS OF GIFTS TO SELECT FROM 300 PART WOOL 2-IN-1 | bluc and gray. sateen bound. TOR FAND. or coUns s, cameriias V1T ESMOND BLANKET & bl Girls’ - Ghuld:ens it it it | 1 e Our Second Anniversary . Size 66x80 | B MAKEUP BOXES (WOOD) HEISEY'S GLASSWARE BED QUILTS ; Dresses AllEWeolSersevgand ettel' Godey Print Top, gold trim- NG meéd, with mirror and $l Stemware, now $2 95 ; e Heavy Novelty | 6 for ..... Sizes 7 to ; iy Were $435 to $4.15. Gob. The largest assortment of e { Woolen i lets, Sherbets, Sodas, etc. This ® bed quilts in New Britain. . il resses CHRISTMAS CARDS is the lowest price ever quot- Beautiful sateen coverings. e brinte -d for Heisey's Colors: Crys- In two-tone color combinations of blue and gold—tan and s i Ly ebots D 12 Edgar Guest Cards, 79c. et L et e e et s e gold—t, All new white cotton filling, and resses Were $1.00. Other $1.00 box . full and extra size. Velvet and Silk assortments with as 79¢ FANCY WRAPPING PAPER = d \ Combinations AR PEQUOT SHEETS 1$2.95 , $5.95 i e $2 98 8398 . | or pleated s 98 ROLIZRT TERRI FACE POWDER 81x90 i Al desirable 4' Jardinieres, Vases and Flower $1.00 50 shades. Just the dress for the cool Pots. A very large assort- Size ¢ weather—of fine quality Sizes 2 to 8 Pretty little dresses of ment. N e $ jersey and woolens. With % oft TERRI COMPACTS ON We Reserve 6.95 $ | fared and pleated skirts. | heavy crepe silks, velvets 25 50 ‘Were $7.50. An exceptionally SAT. MORNING Right tq One and two-piece effects. .'md. velvet and silk com- ECOD chdnae fo mve 00 4 Silkk B S d } | Some belted models. Pinatlon S emocidand Ivory-like Plaques Christmas ONLY Limit Quantity ed prea [ [J 2 cape style. New beautitul D 2 An unusual value .... $l |G Sizes 7 to 14 shades. \ and Pillow Sets ; ner Lo SPECIAL GIFT SECTIONS ' N ° ‘ ' o Vases, Candy Jars, Ash Trays, Bath Salts and a host Sa]e. 500 ew Curtalns e 2‘;:1’;;5 R neyon All W(;:)im“sSh allis” Infants’ of other delightful Christmas Gifts. and novelty shaped pillows to Formely priced up to S300 AT ONE PRICE B i e DRESSES CHINCHILLA | $1.49 Cottage Curtains Collar and cuffs of contrasting ma- $ 98 terials, Curtains for the living room . . . curtains for the : § BEACON bedroom and curtains for the kitchen . . .many S 4 Selections that are well worth have clever touches of color to blend \with your ) the money Colors, white, pink, r BOOK AND GIFT éHOP i various rooms. and blue . . . heavy quilted Yowll Buy Them By The Half Dozen 85 WEST MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 6100 and Dozen / T oY " lined. o ] |..."."......||......||......||.....