New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 17

Second Section 'NEW BRITAIN HERALD | +re» NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930. _— SFLLS FOR $1,450 ¢ AN ECONOMY LIST e 1) oL OF SATURDAY OFFERINGS o e st a0 v g | 1 Indicating That Prices Are Down—Values Up letter, written nearly 200 years ago The Newest in the careful script of Mary Wash- ington, mother of the first president COMBINATIONS of the United States, brought $1,45 Undies the ton price, at an auction sale here of autographs and manu- Particularly fitted to wear with the new scripts. mode in dresses, pro- The letter, addressed to Mr. Lunn, | ‘Washington, was written on Christ- | < viding proper founda- tion and lines. Silhou- mas day, 1748, five years after the | {i death of her husband and when her: i ette and straight mod- els with brassiere or son, George, was about 16. It ac-| . chemise top—step-ins, knowledges receipt of a small pay- ment of cash received by the writer bloomer or pantie legs —all made of finest Just in time to meet a bill. { Another Washington item, a bit of military correspondence from the commander-in-chief to Major Gen- grade silky run-proof rayons, in sizes up to 44. Exceptional A Bargain Lot of Dressy Patent Leather Shoes For Children For girls or boys—sizes 815 to 11. Patent vamp —mouse top lace shoe with durable McKay sole Cotton Crepes : SPECIAL SATURDAY VALUES Silk and Cotton at the HOSIERY Department DULIL: SILK Women’s Full Fashioned Hose Pure thread silk toe to top, finest quality 45 gauge self picot top with two colored stripes, all the new Fall colors. Very slight irregulars of topnotch $2.00 value. Saturday pair 94c SCHMIDT’S Full Fashioned Silk Hose Pure thread silk—first quality service weight; lisle top, slipper heel. All sizes and colors. Saturday .. pair 88 C GIRLS’ SPORT HOSE Shaped style for girls, 8 to 14 years of age—rayon and lisle, in many color combinations. Shturday pair 1 9C CHILDREN’S LONG STOCKINGS ‘fMiss_ Julia” lisle hose, finest quality; fine and Eng- lish rib—high quality mercerized lisle hose in all new Tall shades and sizes to 914. Saturdaysssses ECONOMY AND LONG WEAR IN THESE Boys’ Pants Due to lower material costs— better values offered than ever before. A real desirable assort- ment of the much want- ed dark shades in new pretty patterns. Choice of 40 styles. On special an 8 Worth $1.59 . $1.00 LOT NO. 1 Assortment of smart Tweeds in 2-plus style—stripes—all sizes to 18. A large variety LOT NO. 2 All lined Pants—part wool tweeds, also plain colors; 2 plus styles; all sizes to 18. Special 9 5 c WValuetdlosor. ST SO So— X For eral Heath, on the occasion of the Saturday, latter's retirement from the army, ‘was sold for $1,200, while a third letter of Washington's written to |l Thomas Johnson and dealing with the organization of the judicial branch of the federal government, brought $1,075. An autograph manuscript of 30 pages by Count 'Tolstoi, Russian author, was sold for $420. COMMUNIST RIOTS KEEP POLICE BUSY Rl Calls Mayor Walker| “Crook”™—16 Under Arrest New York, Oct. 17 (P—Sixteen persons were under arrest today as the result of a series of communist riots which came to a climax when a party of reds invaded city hall and one of them called Mayor Walk- er “a grafting Tammany politician and a crook.” An attempt by a group of com- munists to present an unemploy- ment petition at a meeting of the beard of estimate over which the mayor was presiding precipitated the disturbance in the city hall. Another clash occurred in City Hall park and at Broadway and Barclay street, in which two plate glass windows in the Woolworth building were smashed. Woman Suffers Injuries A young woman suffered minor |’ Injuries when she was trampled by a policeman’s horse and dozens suf- || fered bruises and slight cuts as po- lice used nightsticks and black- jacks io disperse the yelling, fight- ing mob. Among those arrested was Louis J Engdahl, secretary of the Inter- national Labor Defense, and com- munist candidate for lieutenant gov- ernor who attempted to make speeches outside after he had been ejected from the board of estimate meeting. The fighting in the city hall was precipitated when Sam D in, who assumed charge of the petitioners | @i 16-0z. Agar Lax Emul- after Engdahl's ejection, shouted to h.\g Mayor Walker: g SATURDAY M ien aenrer signs, “You are a lot of grafting Tam- |({ = || on corner. many politicians. I would rather C d T t 60c California For Saturday be a member of my working class Syrup Figs .. Chocolate Covered than one of your grafting officials. | Marshmallows lbll 9 C You are a grafting Tammany politi- cian and a crook.” Black Walnut Chips—thin candy shells, filled with Mayor Threatens Action chipped S . n29c The mayor rose from his seat and replied, “That little remark prompts walnuts .. Chocolate Meteors — De- | licious morsels of milk me to come down and thrash the || chocolate. 2 9 c life out of you.” W% aoo -ty Reduced For Saturday OLDE ENGLISH ANOTHER HANDKERCHIEF SCOOP! Pound Paper ‘Women's Irish . . One pound package, 72 sin- Linen Handkerchiefs sle sheets, Tiple Toish — club size. Package: J.. ... 1 9 C : Envelopes to match — arge size. Boxiof#h(EEiress 190 O - - A Week-End Sale of Women’s Costume Slips Imported . French Berets e } Mostly tans, and white. For ) Torforrow .. A Close-Out Sale of } = values some blue, Originally 98c. ...45¢ =2 —cails FOR TOMORROW Mercurochrome The safe antiseptic—25¢ bottle with glass ap- plicator. For Saturday .......c..eoessos s 14c Full size Handkerchiefs of pure Irish linen with narrow colored borders. 5 For Saturday - each OC Limit, 6 to a Customer We Recommend KAYSEI Gloves FOR SATURDAY J. & P. Coats’ fending 1 Cotton 30-yard balls. All Colors. 3 spools YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT OUR Drug Dept. 6-0z. Neo Cultal 85¢ Jadd Salts 20-oz. Caulks Mercitan Lotion TOMORROW 2in-1 Shoe Polish Paste or li- quid. All col- ors. The 15¢ box. 9 c At ... 9¢c = MEN’S HOSE A spécial purchase 720 pair high grade Novelty Rayon Silk Hose—first quality. 19 SEY R Eh e sen B o an OB GE0GER ARG 1 e C FOR TOMORROW FACEL Cleansing Tissue White or colors of this dainty toilet requisite. 500 size hox. For Saturday ) | R TS 6-0z. Glyco Thymoline . 4-0z. Eno Salts 4-0z. Alkalithia . ... FOR TOMORROW Diamond Dye . / | l'l‘hc standard household, fast color dye. | | | 5 R | Ready for the little boys $1.00 Ruma for Rheumatism $1 Ovoferrin .... 4-0z. Citrocarbonate ... $1.50 Petrolagar . 12-0z. Mulsodent . 60c Hinds Worm Elixir . $1.20 Dr. True's Elixir . 3-0z. Pepsenic Seltzer .. $1.15 Dares Mentho Pepsin 4-0z. Rhubarb and Soda Tor Smartness and Good Wearing Qualities 3 to 8 years, with the biggest assortments — smartest styles, and greatest values offered i ENTIRELY J I | in 20 years. | | i | NEW! ‘E’ Bridge i Kerchiefs | ! | | ! FOR TOMORROW Waldorf Tissue — This high grade toilet crepe in rolls. Early Darkness is With Us Again—You Will Need More Light Now— Westinghouse Mazda Lamps Kayser Gloves of the famous chamoisette in new Fall color- ings and patterns. Pertoct fiting, pair DS C Kayser Leatherette—a wash- able slip-on glove of doublo ‘woven fabric. In black as well as tans and grey. ASSORTMENT NO. 1 20 styles to choose from. new stock just aeem 2d49c ASSORTME: New styles from topnotch | dollar | .. 69¢c | ASSORY T NO. 3 | Heavy quality flat rayon Beautiful snappy suits— | crepe is the fabric. Deep tweeds—in plain ‘ shadow-proof hems. All 1 O%Dismunt in Lots of 6 REPLACE EVERY BURNED OUT LAMP FILL EVERY EMPTY SOCKET 15, 25, 40, 50 and 60 Watt, Inside Frosted Dainty affairs of georgette in lovely ombray shades. Play card de- printed ! 16-0z. Creno— | disinfectant 0t . e 5 For Saturday 4 for 19 recen amcanie Buy in lots of 6 . . . Assorted or All One Size, and SAVE 109, cloths .. lingerie shades, many with trimmed bodice. A $1.00 value. » 69 c For Saturday .. SEASONABLE SPECIAL OFTI'ERINGS For Baby Esmond First Quality colored border, wool finish, Crib Blankets. . 47c 30x40 Vests — fall O e e 0 s s phics S We Are Ready With Fall and Winter Underwear Great Assortment at Popular Prices MUSGROVE UNION SUITS MEN’S UNION SUITS ¢ For Boys and Girls All strictly first quality, fine grade Waist and straight regulation cotton—winter weight, medium or styles; all type legs or necks. — heavy—ecru, grey or white; long Bleached grey and ecru. 69 or short sleeve. All sizes. Saturday .... C Special Values lice surrounded Nessin and his com- | | panions and rushed them down the |\ stairs, pummeling them the mean- |3 while. Police took a hand and, after much disorder, in which Nessin was severely beaten, he and two others were arrested. Nessin was charged with inciting a riot and Robert Le- less and Milton Stone were held for || assault. Maude White, a Negro wo- man in the delegation escaped. The second riot broke out when communists and sympathizers rai- lied around Engdahl in front of the ‘Woolworth building where he at- tempted to speak. Mounted police rode their horses into the crowd several times to break up the crowd. Shatters Store Window A woman jabbed a pin into the flank of one of the police horses || and when the animal plunged the crowd pressed against the window CHILDREN'S % SLEEPING GARMENTS Camel color, soft, fleecy rib with | pocket. Double stitched seams for + long and strenuous wear. Saturday .... WOMEN’S VESTS AND PANTS Li Falco made High grade, bleached, ribbed vests | and pants; finest cotton; full size. Neatly tailored. Sizes to 44. Saturday .. 79(: | Members of the audience and po- e o Half Price Tomorrow For Boys’ Fall Golf Hose ¥ One hundred dozen of fancy | Fall weight Golf Hose. Handsome * plaids and checks. Real half dollar kinds. 25 c &% For Saturday, pr. Ruben's Knit weight, fine ribbed; sizes 1 to 6. Strictly firsts Gertrude SLips, all hand made and embroidered Knit Bonnets—hand made of worsted yarns, hand Bath Robes — pink or blue jacquard patterns of warm blanket robe cloth BOYS’ PART WOOL UNION SUITS “Oneita” made. Guaranteed super | wear and full sized. Grey or | camel color. | Saturday MEN’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS “‘Oneita”, elastic rib, winter weight part wool. Grey or camel ran- dom. All sizes. Special Value s - ooy S - a4 e How Tot Is My Oven? ‘ of a drug store, shattering it. A moment later another window was smashed in. Other Bixth avenue and 40th street where six persons were arrested and at Sixth avenue and 39th street where police took four more prisoners, in- cluding a woman. A night court hearing for those || arrested in the city hall and vicinity was the occasion for another demonstration. Engdahl and two women prison- ers spurned an offer of leniency from Magistrate Gottlieb and deliv- ered a tirade after which he was ordered taken back to the prisoners’ pen. He and the two women were held in $500 bail each for appearance in Tombs court today. Leless and Stone were paroled in custody of their attorneys for examination November 20. / FORGET-M OT S. The forget-me-not sale being con- ducted by the Disabled Veterans of the World War, will continuc through to Saturday night. The proceeds will be used to carry on rehabilitation work among the dis- abled veterans. New Britain chapter is making an appeal for girls to help in the sale and young women wish- disturbances occurred at || ing to volunteer their services, are asked to report at headquarters, 300 Main street, Halloween and Masquerade Costumes Artistic Costumes for boys and girls, in many styles; sizes 6 to 16 e Value 98C Special Also Costumes for $1.98 Artistic men and women ... SPECIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST All made up ready to CRIB COVERS To Embroider Made of fine white lawn, lace trimmed, stenciled in colors. Simple designs to Bake-o-Meter ‘Will Tell You This compact, portable oven ther- mometer is the ideal instrument for insuring correct-baking temperature for the diffetrent kinds of food you want to cook. With baking you will have suc- cess. If you will know and not just gucss, how much heat it takes. For roasts or fowl or bread or cakes, 9 8 c use. Fine quality un- bleached cotton, bound with tape all around. Simple designs to embroider. Special Saturday LUNCHEON SETS Made of genuine Oyster linen, 5-piece sets for simple embroidery. Special Saturday . , N e . SIVING ST0 . Now That the Leaves Are Fall- ing — You Will Need One of These ADVERTISED” GOLD MEDAL Bamboo Lawn | Rakes ; ] Solected grade high quality bam- boo material. — S DURING OCTOBER ONLY TWO EXTRA SPECIAL KEYSTONE Ammonia 1 Qt. Copper wire bind- Cloudy ing, 33 teeth. Do not confuse this superior rake with the cheaper ones on the market. 2 .. 25¢ Brillo The aluminum Cleaner Polisher. Package o3 | ! quality = 39¢ con & GRISWOLD NATIONALLY| NO.8 CAST IRON SKILLET VALUES FOR SATURDAY Bottle—Double Strength For kitchen, laundry and bath and Just Arrived— YVery Lovely New Costume Jewelry Necklaces of white stones in settings. brilliant platanoid Bracelets, and Earrings to match 49¢ Colored Stone Necklaces with antique filigree 9 Matclhing bracel and earrings