New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1930, Page 13

wise | NEW BRITAIN HERALD | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, I'UESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1930. LEVITT ATTACKS == = = FORABACK SPEFCH { " FARY SOAP | [ SAVE ON RINSO 1 ) i 3 3 = 2 | \‘Ial\e~ washing easy. Sfl}'S Sfleel‘lflg RefBFellCB [0 GI‘OSS i @ ‘ "The large oval cake—It floats 5 o 14c | For Wednesday o ; :2 for 18c J For Wi ednesday o Gost G. 0. P. Votes ‘ 6 D 3f° New Haven, Oct. 28 (UP)—Pro-| % | Lowest Prive Ever For Fessor Aibert Levitt, unsuccessful in- ¥ Bursent candidate for nomination for | [l These Infants Egovernor, has made public a letter |, 5 Girls’ Fall %o J. Henry Roraback, state repub- || 3 Jican chairman, in which he asserts | |f rappmo 2 : _ h l #hat Roraback’s recent personal at- | i & e : B choo tach) on Dr. Wilbur L. Cross has in- )y R — Hduced him to vote for the democratic | | N D kandidate for governor. | ! " - : : DRESSES “Your recent person ck upon | Size 27x39—from “Wear- s ) G o g"ear"oce'r":s 0;"5‘(‘)‘]’::{\ Ao “"L ;;41 | well Mills.” Good eight; 4 3 § or’ governor c : ol |l e e T ; such bad taste and did so much |/ | pink or blue with white L o . R s harm to the republican party of borders. 12_]__ _ i 3 . £33 I . Attractive mod- Crch at in my opin- | For Wednesday 2C : . s s | els, T to 14 sizes d | o all selfrespe + g 2 4 o LA < \ " 5 4 the republican p; e 4 | Limit, 2 to a customer . : L of plaid cotton © ® Brom eyl oE s i- | 6 [ I suitings. Guaranteed wash- ;i.t:ei?t'{acrlu?{?rw R “}‘ St 4 able—serviceabie and good evitt repeated Roraback's re- |4 Good News — Another Thousand Pairs of At Order By Wire Rushed Another Shipment to Us looking. marks, as quoted by a newspaper, 30 which Cross was termed “the i F “ F h d : (‘OA!- HODS 5 For Wednesday dear old gentleman down at Yale” Omen S 1] asniong ‘ L i | Bnd which inferred the democratic é 1 candidate’s interest in old age pen- : I e e X e T, ¢ pions was motivated by self interest. | BEMBERG ——— Heavy gauge (_un_ugated galv dm/gtd 1,000 Yards of Hrm \111711" hail handle, substantial STILL UNI]EE"]F“ - : ;H:gesthii ?161;‘50 lhr\\lcl Knltted . / | \\w‘f I‘E‘KIII‘C ]!‘Jfll\ut gt:i‘életx\ 3%‘(yl1[~w]l])cr1Cth)]1i: For Our Birthday S‘a]e —_ W L wearing modish hose. hh ~ fortables, drapes, etc. A Rock Bottom Price On Mills irregulars bu! Bal‘lds FIRST PRIZE - _ For Wickersham Group Reported Not | Al g na Wednesday v 11c Triple Strength . | For Wednesday 2 MALT SYRUP ¥ L dominal bands - A1l of One Mind / b SRR ) - . e It E g o4 c el s J,”H' Buy a Cold Winter's Supply of Just Arrived— Washington, Oc ; over stitch edges S Bl o variance of conditio reve ; i I"or ].SC B 9 P . - More of Those @er the prohibition iffere = __fii S L oys aJamas A Women's sections of the country is proving & \ = ? : o \w . (- 1 -oblem to President Hoover's law | One and two-piece models — sizes up to 18 True- enforcement commission. "‘v::f"‘“:""'_i worth Outing Flannel in attractive patterns — ) )i Flannelette Not only do the multitudinous ——— 2 Silk frogs on coals prohibition reports now in the ha P % 3 BICYCLI 1 0 el B e The New Bathroom Colors in POAYING For \\Ldm 5 Ty SN e e ST — of the ten men and one woman on but they reveal fluctuating condi- | S S 5 . . - of fleecy Troy Outing Flan- them, however, there is evident a |l and Syrlng g 2 F Slk d w I H I Hes ¢ 3 ot o THI o Tanka Lot €s cel pai lfleSt 1 ah 00. 0sé sy nel in neat colored stripe the commission show varying resuits ‘ In scattered scctions of the nation Hflt water Bottles Getting Price Way Way Down On e Correctly made garments tions in the same localities. ) > — Infants’ — i 1 I with double yokes—made Despite the problems besetting | . —in bridge or pin- . . 5 i natterns. the commission members to get the '}: vitan brand—a $1.0 Skt e | in T Our 49¢ orade — strictly firs v o W 2 i patterns. el s s o O Puritan brand—a $1.00 grade, made by U. S A e c grade strictly first qualit; white and prohibition question over with as | - tubber Co. — areens, blues and reds. Wed 33 champagne. Sizes 4 to 615. early as possible. There is every ex- 2-quart size—year guarantee. deck .. C pectation here that the report—or | Foi Wodnesday J yeports—uwill be ready for consider- | ¢ 2 — wtion by President Hoover and con- gress before the end of the year. |3 e = . = Many Surprises Do DAy ; ; The marked fluctuations are Not Bass|This _ B [ anticipate cold Doy B among the surprises encountered in | Offering of the commission’s long investigation. . alitv Fanev Some of the members concede pri- I 1| HL‘ZI\) Quality l‘dfl() vately that their views on prohibi- | o3 o \ nit oomers c tion conditions have changed, al- 0 ! 3 : - - : = — chough mone says whether this |, Utmg fn” ik J c = i | change has been for or against the * A 3 i For Women and Misses An Exceptionally Good Lot of \(m save 10c on every can ten year old dry law. Moreover, || l S Johnson's | 2 — s ! icede their views change ; g Z § Floor Duster. . $1.25 Full bleached, fine needle — Women’s — knit Bloomers — winter Birthday Sa " 1009, Pure — Grade A Riicavie il ‘ Made only from the high- | est quality of malt obtain- able. By test First Prize. Plain or ready mixed. Light or Dark Buying Silk Stripe d forth as new reports shed | I ¥ v For Wednesday D : 5 light. l 3 Qt. Johnson's A f‘reat Hosiery Bargain! . . he members are spending their | 3% : iquid Wax. .. 1.4 | weight with interwoven E S C S ss period digesting these reports. | [{§]) i | e U silk stripe. Full sizes up xtra dize ostume llps M S l t F t reports are so voluminous that 3 REGULAR $265 to 44 S . ell S p 1 00 > index alonc consumes 146 type- | &% | 3 VALUE | 8 Nicely trimmed with lace medallions and hem- written pages. On November 5, the | [f)) vd g For Wednesday stitched tops — soft lingerie muslin is the fabric. SOCKS day after the congressional election, ; the commission reassembles and the | &% || SIEE W v adoption of a report on prohibition | *+ Is the order of business. { 4 Cc sole cotton hose. First 1f the commisison has a common | %% 1 Yard wide goods from | g 2 ST B quality. All sizes. | mind on prohibition there has been s no suggestion of it. There is an the best mills, in big | R b Buy a Supply of Thes [ Tor obvious effort on the part of the |G || range of colored checks o 3 R 7 Wed. .... pair C £roup to keep open minds pending | and stripes. AND THE WAX AT REDU UCE Q . o the forthcoming discuss in [} ]! i i e S e sl e | YOU ACTUALLY GE' TH# DUSTER FRER . o Large Quilted Crib — bers have indicated reaching a con- 2 > e : e T ) clusion, but there has been no effort | () N Mereilons A ortmentiof — ——— ———— —————— The 17x24 sit —our 39¢ grade. Heavy A Splendid Opportunity whatever by any group to unite be- AR A Timely Offeri ¢ absorbent. to Ruy ering o For Wednesday hind s © POS] i 7 ey e e | U FALL CAPS ~ BOYS’ UNION SUITS = Rayon delved into the prohibition situation | For Men and Boys SH‘ 0 A ec e eri f s, S % e - 2 . ’ o3 > 4 » ;v‘v:d ]g\l‘r:;‘('ll’(:‘; ':\«]n y‘m;:”?fl ll'! : p S lp n A winter weight garment, finely knit of mixed A Mighty Warm and Spiffy Lot of Comblnatlon Sihenl thettiall of vt ling ‘a veaeot || Every color or combination of colors that you wool and cotton yarn. Long sleeve, ankle is attempted. | ‘? can think of. All wool suitings, fine im- GIOVES length, in light camel shade. Beautifully fin- | S S F B 4 — ported and domestic fabrics. Full lined and SRR ished and Ueu-m ed. port . weaters or Oys A UITS Mine That Yielded Gold many have leather sweats TR For Wednesdz : g > For W and Misses " For Queens May Reopen | For Wednesday . ; UEOL : vl Sy Fine looking new heather shades — V-neck, part i R Tondon, Oct. 2§ (UP)—The gnm i and -modernist - - = \}‘flfll \\'lm»n\:‘]: Sweaters, worth at least $1.69. — ‘ For Wednesday mines in Wales which produced the | q applique designs ( & 5 Sizes up to 36. $1 00 gold for the wedding rings of Queen | if = e on cuff. In all the More of Those Good For Wednesday .. 5 a5 Mary, Princess Mary and the Duch- | {f]j ’ Irall shades “CONTOOCOOK” | ¢ ess of York may resume npura(ions For Wednesday | Automatic brand, white "“"“',Q i &3 SN % S= A government inquiry into For Boye Men’s warm House Slippers Bloomer and pantie leg practicability of re-opening y f suits, also chemise styles. { : 3 Heavy pure wool in neat mixed heather shades, > i : % . . High grade lustrous run- ing made under the chairmanship ot |[f}] shades, including the new attractive shadow also ereens, navy and wine. Sizes up to 11. Warm Slippers of heavy erey felt, with stitched proof “Crown brand” rayon Professor H. Louis. 1) styles. Made of bronze bases—all new styles For collar and padded sole. Made with leather tips, for Hesh énlm’ ik Qufierb ales was once famous for its|®d 1T sl 3 Quanial Ve added wear. s Rgs &old mining indusiry, hundreds of || Just ‘L“.!\“l .\1):(1,11 \glue, W 911"9‘03‘ Dd“ 25c ddd(d~ Heets 1. »‘“’“(‘“t\ men being employ S oo il0)) Anniversary Sale Price —_— — 2 2 For Wednesday .. LS & - SRR mine at Barmouth w X operated for over tw mines at Dolgelly, Merioneth, is be- Wired ready to use. Artistic bulbs and SEARCH FOR CONVICT One of the Very Out\mndmg Values of Our Birthday Sale A Good Investment! = | The Lowest Price in Several Years On These 3 = : WEARWELL PART WOOL . ) e S Litchfleld, Oct. 28 (UP)—Search : ) 6-PIECE m; m]a;e thrfugh;uavonnisfi;cut oo SUPERTEX Colgate S TOOtl'l Brushes m‘-m.’ e \(<001;11) BED BLANKETS ‘l‘l‘w_g cf:llulo[d handle scientific brush with guaranteed p : R| MIXING BOWL SETS from Litchfield county jail. bristles iy were ol o e m il «1 W A thick heavy weight, pure wool blanket, For Wednesday o 1220 | Good quality, highly glazed, bluc ©f Sheriff Irank Turkington when A 3-inch sateen bound, in novelty plaids = —— R . 5 AU and white stripe and band bor- they managed to slip away un- | () e > 5 Hraaval e E For Our Birthday || gD Soiloea) giifé . and with striped borders. ders. — 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 2 9-inch sizes Sale—A Low Colors—rose, green and lavender. Price on AUTOMOB!LF el Size 66x80 inches. D(f(éTe:A(;o]\(" i Birthday Sale Price And Other k iR e ‘ W BRITAIN: G Powder , Monthly Installments S MLUE ¢ | the popular Schupack and Schupack ~5 llec STORE laundry help ‘Teleplione A, /fi/,