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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1925.
(NURSES TO RECEIVE
GRADUATING CLASS, AT SCHOOL FOR NURSES
miumf ffumm itTiM ,it
Eat More
TOAST
STERNO TOASTER
For I'sc With
STKRNO
CANNED HEAT
25C Each
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIN ST.
t j ( . , ,sr ft, t ' , , - , ,,',, 'WZ
I.
' ' y
til (t I i fl.lunnrf.
DAVIDSON and LEVENTHAL
Graduation Exercises Will Be
Held Tomorrow Night
T!.' JSRl.ttW'irrtt e,Tl'l.-'S fit the.
r! .ks of l!'-rt of tlv N''' H ri 1 ; i n
s.-lino! of nursing oomi' i"m1 iith the
limning mIiucI of 111" NVw Britain
n'v Sn'e No-m.il sc'-.i't'I tomorrow
I
Si "! ' ' 'J""
aCi -tar' -V 4
Big $5 Dress
V j
1 ftr4
Jump Out of Your
Pajamas Into a
Horsfall Straw Hat
As noon as you e had your coft-e
In the morning rom 111 end sec
the cream of 'he I ? C r Ft raw Ha's.
Right after yoti hat pvwl the
last rat of the comn on your bur
come and we'll muss tip your
Ideas on Straws with a stock that
has a first: mor'iragc on nery
good biok in the S'raw Jlut
world. The di-'iny is now ready
come In fuL.y. And if you
can think of any good rnson for
not eornit-.f: you must. In
played hookey a' school.
$285 $5 niui $6
HORSFALLS
95'99XsiilumStrett
Hartford.
"It fays to Buy Our Kind"
told Storage for Furs.
'.J
k I I
A &. 2 1 i
J f J
" X"' ' 7tlA 'rf fe'Wj
Photo by Johnson A TVtprson.
rtvs 1 X n K. TKAVl.K
IhrfM tri'Ss of Nurses
vti;h proerram v. start at
,1:ipi P. Nor'h, prpsi0f,nt of th
t v;i irinir school, wiil Tin'
fV'Ti'ifl will opn iviMi a prorssion
i
666
Colds, Fever and Grippe
t i the nuot "(M-eiiy reim'dj e knun
Preventing Pneumonia
J. D. DONAHUE
VOICE CULTURE
ftpectal attention to beginners and children
under lfi.
Rftomi 31X-319 nrwtb't Block.
- A ft
I'rnfcssnr Milton C. Wtnternltz. dean
of 1 1ft Yale School of Medirini'.
lni'lonias will lir presMit"d by Mr.
Nor'h. t'lass pins will le pr'P"nti d
Miss .Maude K. Traver. dlrfctriss
of rnirvfl of tli hospital and had
nt th' training school. Ciraduatioti
pii',' h w ill ho presr-nt'-d hy i.'. V.
Hi niv'tl, preyld-'ni of tlie board rf
dtp ( tors of the hoi'ttal. Music and
lancing will follow.
Th praduaUs are as follow.1':
i Misses l'rai!i". s O. Jones, Hartford;
'Conn., Pophia Ko'dsch. Kast Uart-
ford; Margaret J. Cnnnlnghain,
jllolyoke, Mass.; H"1en M. Tnrs",
Tlolyok. Mass.; Ataegaret C. Cov.
i itisky, Frackvllle. fa: Jennl A.
: Kennedy, N"tv Britain, fnnn.;
Frances M. Olson. Forestville, t"onn.;
'Wilda F. C. firath. Nova Scotia;
Dorothy G. Pl'itnb, T.ltchfleld. Conn.:
Anna M. Miskey, NV-w 'Britain and
Mary 1,. nouvierc, Fast Hartford.
A banquet and social time wag
irivi-n the members of the graduat
it'2 class in the nurses' home last
i by the members of the ln-
t' rniediate class. The yoitnp women
. moved a pleasant evening of games
an l music.
HK-YC1.KT 1N.M Iti;i) Park streets last night, John An-
SufferlnR from body hrulseji re- ! of IIS Willow street was
treated by Dr. William Flanaemi
ceived when a. bicycle lie was riding
was strut-Is by an automobile driven
by Harry I
and allowed to go t0 his home. The
accident was lneMtiraird hv Pa.
l-iold of 615 Stanley , troim.m rinein. nm, v...'.
street at the corner of John and loathe fnr an arrest was found.
mis i ii in. vrs
lii.tni('trc'-
A?ed Jap Kills Himself
For Error of Another
Toklo. May 1 ft. (A D Because,
I - was actually only S! years old,
d not J) years, as r ported in the
'is' of those to whom silver cups arc
lo t.e prcsentr.) ) commemoration I
nt" the silver we. , line celebration of !
rnipcror and empress, Ivinsaku
'fa lima ( f Tniajuliiimtira. Saitama, '
nied himself in the traditional har-l-;iti
way. i
'I'm, r.id man's body, with stomach
ntped op-n was found in his room i
iitlt a letter explaining that he i
':! 1 not jierej.t the Impfriai cup
uciler tlie circtimstances, and did not
'.ii'h to refuse it because such action
viiuld nec i' iir- oxplan.'ition and
"i-ini: sornom into riijrrac.' for mak
r.z a mistake. P'-atb uffeiW- the
C' y way out.
or t'te clot and t
''i.'iSf-. l;e-. in ue 1
;,.TK( the in-Of ;iti0';i.
Trie priiicip.il a . Wr
ing r:ead the fassitlM Ads daily,
vill T'rif .v lire the ninf infallible of coun
. er-n-s and yn-i wi;i find much good
I-
em.
Tel. 1H4-U. I r-onnectlcit is
ssssssstssssssst : f . I crain'y poi.vinc
."jl out gr.i'fud" t-j
COAL I Hu7:rS
I The SHXKBERG COAL CO. I: M'- "" ' - "' '
I S5 Franklin Street l ri s-'nt-i tc f - : , r.
HHHaHBBHaBHHHmBiHrju i '' .1 rt-nmritain--
. 1 r' ro ' ry f r " 1,1
1 ; -.- - -Np r 1- e ii ni ii t i s n:.
U-i I 0,- Ni i X - i ; I -Tic.
Plainville, Conn. Lady Glad
To Endorse Great Nox-Ri-Tis
A. M. GALBRAITH
Carpenter & Builder
110 Austin St. Tel.
A short time ago. Mrs. Wm. Ti'rn.-y.
i 1 Church SI.. I'luim i'i'-. i 'oi:..
ran." into .Mi:!er-Tl,ir.s'-ns Pr-iL'
S oil. aid sai l: "Ind- e-1. its u p'-i.s-ure
for rr.c to r'-lat'- m-' xp- : i' ''
wi-h th( Sr- a' M'X-I:I-T1. ip:'
nieiit. I fc l ti.ai by k:U.s '' if
s-atem'n'. it wi;; ) th- n,e-,r.i. of
semeon else suff e ring w i' h rheunia
ttstn 'o 'i'il''kly understand the mer
its f'f this preparation. Tor years,
I i i-f suffered with join' rh'iima
listn and pains in my back and
!'"i'r found anything to give me re
ii f until I took the NOX-RI-TIS
: r-.1 n.er r. T; -is r' tii'-fiv has certain
d woi-.'lers for me and I
:.:es- l.'Erhiy r'conimcnd it toothers."
Mrs , I., l-arew-e), whose picture
in this story says: "J owe
my e..n-.pe r-eofry to taking the
-r.a- X.'X-HI-TIS treatment. I
i-i fi'Ti-1 '.ir two years with neuritis
;!! 'Um'e.-.go and couid nier find
..Otbitis h i;' wou'd n aeli my case.
' ';is great r'"Mi dy."
Calt a' Miil-r-Hanson Drug Co., 3"
.-.ir h , and get "Forms of
i'.. ini:'.tiui.'' it's :p-e. A laboratory!
vp. IS '.ere -o explain NOX-ISl-
lis'. Write if von live ou' of town.
Genuine
PERSIAN RUGS
at
B. Y. JONES
38") Commonwealth Ae.
Phone 285 or 2To2-i
USE.
SEIBERTS PASTEURIZED
MILK AND CREAM
THE MILK OF HU
MAN KINDNESS
A glass of milk our
product is a kindness
in itself. Nourishinjr,
invigorating, full of
vital health-giving1 ele
ments. Drink it in lib
eral measure.
riLSETBERre-SON)
PARK sr
PMONJE- 1720
Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn
127 MAIN ST.
PHONE 1409-2
COATS FOR
THE SUNNY DAYS
Day when we need ju-t a Uight Weight Wrap
lric" $2500 ,. $50.00
E Coats of the . i :. r wngiit at 1-3 off. Onlv the
heavier kind.
DRESSES AT $15.00
Printed Silks of the eiy best qualities. Handsome
Combinations of colors. It would cost you more to make
them at home,.
Rompers never were handsomer and the Socks to
match. Sevf ral qualities and handsome colors.
FTW TO in
H fly
Millinery co.
177 MAIN STREET
W0m M mm VEILS
nmk 1 BRIDESMAID'S
MM-w hats
wW m HATS
GOING AWAY ;'
k0S HATS i
STRET
THE WEDDING VEIL
will he especially designed for the bride's parti
cular type if she wishes, or she may choose from
the illusion and lace models already here. Prin
cess and Duchess Veils.
For The Bride's Attendants
Color schemes arranged, personal and
prompt attention given to all orders. Moderate
prices are the predominant feature.
PRESENTING MILLINERY
OF
DISTINCTION
They are the most particular these brides
of May and June even their hats must reflect
their blithe spirits. We have therefore as
sembled an astonishing array of high grade
hats, included are the beautiful La Rose hats
featuring leghorns, transparent hair hats, crepe
and silk combinations, embroidered hats and
many soft effects that are suitable for travel
ling, because they can be folded and carried in
a bag.
Event Wed. $
Printed Silks and Striped Tub
Silk Dresses in Profuse Variety!
Color combinations that are harmonious and
adapted to the demands of good taste. Border Ef
fects, Allover ' Effects, Narrow Stripes, Wide
Stripes, All Kinds, Sizes 16 to 42. At this Special
Wednesday Price we consider them almost "Give
Aways." See Window Display! Buy a few!
(D. & L 2nd Floor)
OTHER NOTABLE WEDNESDAY SPECIALS!
Boston Bags
89c
Splash Curtains
$1.39
Net Curtains
2.69
Cretonne Pillows
69c
Tissue Ginghams
58c
2,500 Yds. Wash Goods
M M Fine silk and cotton crept
I yl beautiful floral and allover
MajLf" terns. Keg. S9c a yard, A
JL Special!
500 Yds. Silk Crepes
1.69
Irish Dress Linens
78c
Ladies' Kerchiefs
10c
Stamped Gowns
4.00
Silk Umbrellas
3.39
Linen Damask
4.00
Made of sturdy black fnamel
cloth. Has one strap, double han
die. Regular size. A real "buy!"
(D&L 3rd Floor)
A splendid collection of these
splash voile curlalns will be
sold Wednesday at this special
price.
(D&I-3rd Floor)
2 1-4 yards long, suitable for
any room. Center valance with
fringe. Extremely fine quality
curt ains.
(&L 3rd Floor)
All from regular slock. Oval,
square, half moon and round
shapes; lovely floral patterns. A
value'.
(P&I.3rd Floor)
l.nOa yards of Burton's Flock
Dot Tissue Ginghams, 38 inches
wide. Guaranteed fast colors. Ri g.
63c.
(D&L Main Floor)
New printed silk crepes from
America's foremost manufactur
er, $:.5S value. 500 yards only,
at J1.65 yard.
(D&L Main Floor)
In fifteen of the very newest
shades. Also white; fully shrunk.
Guaranteed fast colorings.
(D&L Main Floor)
Regular price Z for 50c. Includ
ed are colored borders, embroider
ed checks and lace trimmed ones.
(D&I Main Floor)
For ladies; stamped on . fine
quality batiste. Cut full. White
only. A temp'ing special:
(D&L Main Floor)
For sun and rain. Amber
tips and ferrules to match.
Short stubby handles. Navy,
purple, gr'cn, cardinal, orown.
(Il&L Main Floor)
Men's Night Shirts
$1.39
Men's Pajamas
'1.15
Pure Silk Hose
4.45
Men's Union Suits
59c
Jap Silk Quilts
$1
Genuine "Fruit-of-the-Loom-Night
Shirts, in sizes 15 to 20
A real good value at
(D&L Main Floor) -
First quality, full cut Paja
mas; neatly made with silk
frogs. Sizes from 11 to 20.
(D&L Main Floor)
"Humming Bird" Silk Hose.
F.lack and all shoe shades. Box
of 3 pair $4.25, or pair at
(D&L Main Floor)
A first quality nainsook Athletic
Union Suit. Cut full and well
made. Sizes 38 to 48.
(D&L Main Floor)
More of these Infants' Jap
Silk Quilts have Just arrived.
Reg. j;.9."i. In blue and pink
printed effects.
(P&L 2nd Floor)
All Our Women's
$1.95 Waists
AT
$1.49
Choice of entire slock of Broadcloths,
Dimities and Russian Teasant Blouses.
Scores of styles.
(DS L 2nd Floor)
"Rayon" Silk Slips
$2.79
Turkish Towels -
34c
81x90 Sheets
1.00
The genuine "Crystal Knit"
Rayon Silk Slips, in all the most
favored colors. A real special at
(D&L 2nd Floor)
Heavy double loop Turkish Tow
els In white and colored borders.
Extremely serviceable:
(D&L Basement)
Full size Bed Sheets. JIade
of a good firm cotton. Will give
satisfactory service. Rep. Ji.2.
(D&L Basement)
Silver bleached pure Irish
linen damask tn pretty assorted
patterns. Regular 1.39 value.
1 1&L Basement)
Huck Towels
Fine Union Linen Huck Tow
els; white and colored borders.
Regular size. A good value:
(D&L Basement)
34c
ROYAL VISITORS
! TO SPEAK HERE
i
Members oi Two Royal Families
at People's Church
Two members of royal families,
one the reigning house of Ki gland.
will be in New Britain and will
speak at the 1'oopR's church on
t'ourt street tomorrow. They are
Lady Chrtstabcl I'ankhurst. a mem
ber of the reigning family of Kng
land and daughter of Mrs. Kmmallnc
I'ankhurst of th lamous militant
unragist Pankhursts, and Baroness
I.eja Te de Torinoff of Russia and
member of the Romanoff family of
Russia of which the late Czar Nich
olas was a member.
Both will spnk st th spring
convention of the Gospel Missionary
society, htch liogins this rening
ar.d last until Thursday. Miss
Pankhurst will speak at sessions at
3 and S p. m. tomorrow and Thurs
day. The Baroness de Tornioff will
also speak at bolh sessions and will
sine also.
Since coming to America they
have been filling large auditoriums
in New- York city and have been
brought to New Britain through the
efforts of John Fraser. religious edi
tor of the New York Herald-Trl-buiio.
The meeting will open this eve
ring with addresses by Rev. Leslie
Darling of Hartford and Rev. Harry
S. Iindis of the Emmanuel Gospel
church of this city. The pastor. Rev.
F. L. Brooks, who has been ill for
the past several days. Is expected to
be present.
Mrs. Myrtle Knapp, a missionary
to Africa, will speak at the ses
sion tomorrow morning, starting at
10:50 o'clock.
hoys irr.u i; aitomobii.e
Beys with little or nothing else to
d0 resorted lo defacing an automo
bile owned by H. Hruemmer of 9i
Sefton drive with chalk last night.
Bruemmer reported the affair to the
police, saying that he had parked
the machine nt the corner of F.ast
Main and Olive slreels and found
chalk marks on both sides when he
returned l0 It.
THINK IT'S CZARS KING
Rotterdam, May U. An em
erald ring bought by a Rotterdam
Jeweler for sbout 5i cents, now Is
helievd to b one of the Russian
crown jewels. It recently eold at
auction for nearly 17,000.
WOMEN'S HEADACHES
ENDED NEW SAFE WAY
Kvrry tie f nf ti;f wi' t' lied litadn li
, ria kif hf . tain and pressure that con
j f-vi-ry montli Ktmi'ly vantiOira with a won
lJrfui Iipw, BRfe ji.-'-iipt)on trlt;rifl ly
j t U-kncjirn ro'"--.r a of nili in Atsi
iKit. ly no harmful d intra, no tirpr?sfn of
jhrrt tr dlFttian-p M stomaHi, It lni
Ir'r quickly braM up tls ronw'tlmi
j i 'ifwuw of l.l"d that mr vuting tl
jn.li.rr' arwt you 1:0 tli rough the wlmlg
j rrio1 -Th ftpmfnrt. ETiHrwMl hy doctor.
I 9k for AV-V' tY tal'Wta. nn'ly
by i'r(iiH't Pnif .-tor. Vh T-c C.
Siutb r.n4 Ph.iT'i-1 Ar-'h P' P:irmi
irr3 rvtnnn , Vf Vng 'ort
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