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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, 'AUGUST 24, 1025.
HOROWITZ BROS.
348 MAIN ST. Opp. Commercial
BIGGEST VALUES OF THE YEAR
GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON
FINAL MAMC
Value 89c yard
Closing out on Tub Char
meuse, Linens and English
Broadcloths in stripes and
figures.
2 yards $1.00
Value 59c yard
( losing out on .'56-inch silk
finish Imported Tissue
Gingham; neat checks.
3 yards $1.00
Value 69c to 79c yard
flowered and dotted Nor
mandy Voiles; 38 to 40
inches wide, fast colors.
3 yards $1 .00
Value 79c yard
Ratine Checks and Stripes;
,16 inches wide.
$1.00
yards
Value 2nc yard
Part Linen Dish Toweling
with colored
border, yard , .
15c
Value 17c yard
Heavy quality Cotton
Crash Toweling.
U yards 25c
VOICES IN THE AIR
MONDAY.
( Ml rmjram on r.aslern Daylight
Sating Time.)
Mil, New York l-V
i'f'5 f. S. Navy Pand.
7:25 lt.v orgnn recital.
I'a.'b;ill yews,
7:ln I! os Reed, contralto.
M iisirji I iiroKivm.
Dr. Nlfliolns .Murray T-i: :) 1 r.
from National llcptiblican club.
1 1 ' . 3 S Joseph Kncrtt's orchestra.
Vt liM cw York 4U2
''--0tniur music.
7 B.sin Tiooth P"dfre. soprano.
7:1.' Kno IVck'-'r, violiniM.
T : .'. Tatlisons Coatee, baritone.
!::!0 Il-altli talk.
S:4 fi Miudcal program.
I": 15 fiiuseppc ,) item-deft o, t, ;,,
l'i ,11 Hosprrt Marino IJoor nrch.
I 7:4,
! s-
(.IS New York 31(1
Boh l.indiinlni. piiino.
,; -n l'r, mi, club orchestra.
7----Ero M o:-i s.
7. HO l"ran,- Millar, fioprano.
; R: 1
:4.
9
! 9:1
' 10-
tl( . N,-w York 311
l-:n(! in!,Ti'a ot che.M i
7 : :: o t 'na Is 1 y Si.'''rs, popular ,i , l:
"----l.ectun-, by .Inliii .1. I' linn.
'.i- lan'ia. Stnplinny orchestra.
I " -1 1, nt v I ; 1 1 r 1 i tr. iii'iuoloffiir.
I " : 1 5 nil.- Ibrrman. soprano,
i " : - " - 1 '., n P'-rtfir-l, wngs.
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1 ,?9 'l":::n! c silt ii.
I ' . 30 IV n l'.i ri'i'-'s da in'-
HOMES
FARMS
BUILDING LOTS
INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
Read the
CLASSIFIED
ADS
on the
PRECEDING
PAGE
Value 39c yard
All Linen Dish Toweling
with colored Q
border, yard DC
Value 29c yard
Boott Absorbent "I Q
Toweling, yard.. . 1 5 C
Value 35c yard
Windsor Underwear
Crepes, plain and O o
figured, yard 6jC
Value $1.19 yard
Very best quality shrunk
Irish Linen; clos- Q
ing out, yard OiC
Value 98c yard
English Broadcloth in all
desirable shades, f
yard OVC
Value 51.19 each
81x90 full-size Crinkled
Bolster Sets in pink, blue.
lavender, etc.,
$3.19
each
Value $9.98 each
81x90 Crinkled Silk
Bolster Sets,
each
$6.49
W H.V New York 381 "
7:30 Harmony Boys,
7:45 Carrie BpvIIIp. pianist.
S Francis Capouilliez, baritone.
8:15 Ed YVeltnn, songs.
8:30 Marconi Bros, accordion.
S:4n Anita Hoffman, soprano.
3 Mme. Mlro AlVianibra.
5:2" 1'ollack and Yellen. songs.
9:30 Samuel Shankrnan, pianist.
9:45 Crejcnt Male Quartet.
10 rife, drum and bugle corps.
11 Organ recital.
1 1 :30 Revue.
i:-i::,"o Owl Revue.
W rrW Now York
273
fi Pance orchestra.
11:3m Midnight li'-ndsioui.
AORO Now York 233
SMS Dora Slegall. violinist.
8:3.i Beatrice Mlesler. reclla(ion.s.
S:f Willo club orchestra.
9:35 Joseph Turkel, tenor.
WAlKi Kldinionrt Bill 311
ri ''.-. Snvdr. piano.
5 Thornton l'"isiier, sport talk.
Viola .Scherer. poprano.
b Horace J. Taylor, reader.
0 I.afavetto Male Ouartet.
.S:3
S Trio.
Vioia Scherer. fcoprano.
5 Lafayette, Male Quartet.
Horace .1. Taylor, reader.
15 Mmsonians. dance orchestra.
55 Time .vtfrnaU.
pi
in
WOI1 Nc-tvark mr,
1.15 - "A Word With Dr. 1- rank H.
i?iMaliy."
',:I7 Chat'-au Paltufrol orchestra.
7:15 Bat Robinson, sports.
7:3" C 1'eland tlinnnii. baritone.
7:4.'. George Watson Little, "The
Common Cat."
S Sitpgi,.
V 1 5 Ralph F.riclK-nthal, pianist.
:30 -.1 R-id's Hour."
9.3-1 Edward II. Bierstadt, "TaKf,
of Carcassonne."
9: I ., Piano st lection.
1" S'i7.-inne Richmond, soprani.
1": 1 5 Albert ' en TilzT, vocnllft.
1 0 :3i Sm.anr.e Richmond, soprano.
1": 4. ".Melody Ma'" Quartet.
II Benjamin -jo Casieres.
11:1 5 Male riiart.t.
1 1 : 3(l I ,eo Ca rrillo.
W(.( T ctvnrk-
2.V2
- Al rnntodofti.
-Samuel haik'.nan. pi:i';i.-t.
15 Francis May, violinist.
He lb'ch and .!.-r-,nir. siiuv.
15 Andy Razaf. mlo-ly man.
Mine. Marie Rarri'-r Rous.' on. -
pra no.
15 Lillian Gorjone. contralto.
."" Wl'llatn Ma honey, l-aritoin.
45 -H- t-ry Troy Entertainers.
10
Win I'nger and f?ealo- nroh.
A AM Newark 203
7 --The Sports 'racle.
7:15 .In-- Rro n. tenor.
7:45 Will Wright. "Bard of Avon.'
7:55--lti,a Pury.-a. concert pianist.
S:1 Irma E l'S. ot-,rSpo.
S:3" Novel 'y En'ertalners.
9 "f;nl!fj and Giggles."
9:I' Harry MeCann and Jo-. u'Cal
lahnn. accompanied by Frank
Durkin.
10 Orehrs' ra.
Mil' Philadelphia so
6:n5 Pinmr ran'-ic
8:45 Produce market report.'.
7 t nele Wip's Bedtime story.
U(Mt Plilla'lclplila .Vis
7:.1' Pimif-r mnfir.
S Mumti1 rrprt?n.
1 1 : fltiwppe di Rf-t'c-l it-,, t.nc-r.
1":J" Rosy-rt orchestra.
l.-BS Tlmt signals.
11 Dance mimic.
vi 1 1 I'nilsxMi'lila
7:4" Has'-bad score.
1 ; 45 Roof garden program.
Value 55c yard
PEQUOT TUBING
42x36
yard
Value $3.98 set Value $3.98 Value $1.98 yard Value $2.25 yard
All Linen Luncheon Sets 56-inch Rayon Silk and Excellent quality Duchess n , . .. ,
with four napkins; pretty Wool Bordered Novelty Satin black tfr 1 Oft Brocadcd hmWhne 'ge
TnllS '2.98 ST'. $2.19 o.yyard....$l.,J9 assortment of color, and
designs, J 1 Cft
ValiiP4 98 Value ?2.98 yard va,,i tylUV
66x80 Part Wool Plaid Extra heavy quality aU silk Jff 2if aS,tr. fini,!.
Blankets to A f Flat Crepes, 19 shades to 40-inch soft lustre finish
.itht.rdCr..$3.49 -j-ft-.-ti.Mg gsE5..$i,98
V.,e?U9.vard L98 .
Ravon Silk Canton Crepes Value $1.19 yard Value $2.19 yard j Brocaded Flat Crepe in all
in all popular shades, also Rayon Silk Small Plaid for 40-inch Canton Crepe. 15 ; popuIar . A
jansy, OQ. sport and school 7ft shades to se- l JQj $&Av
yard Oi7 C dresses, yard ... . V Q lect from, yd. jl 1 .i U shades, yard.
TUT
.nlorowit
348 MAIN STREET
WMT Philadelphia SOS
7:30 Dream Daddy Btorie.
10 Arcadia dance orchestra.
WPG Atlantic City 300
5:45 Organ recital.
7 Pinner music.
8 Final baseball scores.
S:0f, Dinner concert.
9 Concert orchestra.
10 Dance orchestra.
W HAR Atlantic City 275
7:30 Storie. fnr little folks.
S Seaside Trio.
W'OY SchonwlalT 300
6:30 Ten Eyek orchestra.
7:35 Dinner music.
MR W Tarrytomi 2 i 3
7 Children's stories.
9 Police alarms.
9:05 Musical program.
9:30 Scores and sports.
1 Wf.B Buffalo ,319
6:30-7:30 Pinner music.
9-10 Concert by Mrs. Wlllam H.
Kadwill.
11-1 a. ni. gtatler dance orchestra.
WHAE Troy 380
9:15 Trorado Quartet.
W H.f RocheMcr 278
7 Musical entertainment.
7:30 Scores; weather forecast.
WTIC Hartford-
-349
7 Plnnvr nmslo.
7:3o Weatber report: score
7:55 Dinner music.
I W.I AH rrotiilriUT 306
: S "Hi-rry Spring Time."
S;40 Baseball scores.
S:45 Talks on "Stob-n Automobilei'
! S:50 Tommy Martin's program.
W N C Reviton 280
! 6 Kray Kat Klddi-s Klub.
; 6:3-' WNAC dinn-r dance.
7 : 05 Eddie Pon ling, star.
7:35 Copley Plnra orchestra.
Wl I IKistrtn IJB
1 Jack Ronard's orchestra.
7:45 Edgar F. Power, talk.
S Genev ieve Gansouenet, opera re
cital. :45 Nellie May Kller. reader.
9 Toweil Talent Night.
1"-Talk.
10:10 EJ Andrew's orchestra.
I
W 117 Springfield 333
I 7 Capitol on'hestra.
! 7:S"-Ba.n ball results.
9 Aleppo Drum Corps.
' 9:30 ip-nry A' oik, violin,
j 1n Irene Simpson Rommel, pianist.
1 0 : 1 5 Baritone recital,
j 10:30 Market report
I 10:40 Book reviews.
10:53 Arlington time signals.
W CTS WorroMcr 28
7:30 Baseball score.
7:45 Talk.
KDK I'llt.'-burgh 30
Baseman scores.
5 News item.
I 9:4
5 KPKA Symphony Players.
5 Arlington lime signals.
1VCAF riftsrnirRlt III I
' I 'inner concert.
n 1'nrle Kaybce.
Conc-rt.
11
1'ancc mafic.
r.K 4 let. land 3R
Mnstol proRraTi direct from
L-""-w's S'ale theater.
TAM Tlrvcland W
T TV,- Golden r'i.vnt on-hftra.
9 tvruirinal Hour by the nil
la'l Fymphcny.
10 Studio program y selected
THESE ITEMS SPECIAL
Value $1.49 each
PEQUOT
63x90
Value $1.89
81x90
39c
artits.
11 Symphony program,
l: Frank R. Wilson's Euclid Beach
Tark dance orchestra.
M" .1 Detroit
-353
7 Dinner music.
8:30 Goldman band through WEAF
3 R Detroit 5 1 (I
S Jean Goldkette'a ensemble from
Book-Cadillac hotel.
11 Blue Room dance orchestra and
tololstf.
WCX Detroit 51(1
7 Jean Goldkette's Ensemble from
Book-Cadillac A'enetian room.
9 Detroit Symphony orchestra.
WTAS Klgln 302
Villa. Olivia program by Purple.
Grackle orchestra and soloists.
WCEE Klein 275
11:30 Same as WTAS.
WREO Ijmslng 285
1" 1'. P. weather report for upper
and lower Michigan. Baseball
scores.
WS.M Cincinnati 328
11 Clarence Baiter, violinist. Clif
ford Cook, baritone. Mis3 Alma
l.ongland, soprano.
W RRC C'liK-lnJiatl 32(1
9 Dance music by Caldwell and
Taylor Original Benzol Boys.
10 Program by Robert E. Bntley
Post, No. 50, American Legion.
1 a. m. Marion McKay's Bond Hill
House orchestra.
WEW Cincinnati 123
7:50 Weather forecast and market
reports.
S Hotel Gibson orchestra.
S;30 Baseball scores. Continuation
of dinner concert.
11 Th Liggett. Coal Heavers. Lyric
Male quartet. Violin eolos with
organ aceompan'ment.
KSD St. I,Otii 515
11 Silverman's concert orchestra
direct from the Lyric Skydome.
KOA Denver 323
9:30 Silver state orchestra In din
ner program.
10:30 Sandman's Hour.
THE
FIDELITY FINANCE
CORPORATION
New Britain. Conn.,
August 20, 1925.
The Board of Directors of The
.Fidelity Finance Corporation have
! this day declared the regular quar
terly dividend of 2 per cent on the
preferred and 2 per cent on the
I common Capital Stock of this Cor
i poration. and an extra dividend of
! 2 per cent on the common stock.
; pat-able September 13. to all stock
holders of record at the clo&e of
business August 31. 1923.
C. H. M AXON.
! Treasurer.
Right on West Main Street, within 30 steps of the New
Britain Institute, we can offer you a fine dwelling house,
which has never been put on the market before. Finest
location in New Britain for a doctor's office, rooming
house, or similar business purposes. Large front room
across the entire front of the house. Reasonable cash.
Camp Real Estate Co.
272 Main Si reel
Phone
FOR TUESDAY ONLY!
SHEETS
$1.19
4I 39
yard .
OPP.
11 Variety musical program
eluding KOA orchestra.
in-
KGO Oakland 3fl 1
to Pinner concert.
11 stock reports, weather, baseball
scores, news.
12 Educational program. Health
talk, agriculture, books, automo
biles. Week's Activities in
Catholic Churches
St. Mary's Church
Banns of marriage were published
a.t St. Mary's church for the first
time yesterday between Patrick Jlcj
Cusker and Mildred Hornkohl; for
the first time between Joseph Muc
ciaeclaro and Concettina Sidoti.
Rev. Joseph Seraphim, O. M., a
native of this city, spoke at the
masses yesterday. He la a member
of the Franciscan order and is sta
tioned at. Allegheny, Pa. He Is vis
iting at his home here for a few
days.
Rev. Walter Lyddy and Key. Ray
mond 3. Clabby will be on retreat
this week at Keyser's Island, South
Norwalk.
All the buildings of St. Mary's par
ish nrc being renovated and painted
inside and outside. The necessary
repairs to the school building will be
finished in time for the opening of
the fall term on September 8.
St. Joseph's t'lmreh
There will be a month's mind
mass at St. Joseph's church Wed
nesday morning at 7 o'clock for
John Genette.
John Reale and Miss Ruth Paran
ella will be married Thursday morn
ing. Rev. John F. Donohue has return
ed from retreat at Keyser's Island
and Rev. Michael Keating will be
on retreat this week.
St. Andrew's Church
Banns of marriage were announc
ed at St. Andrew's Lithuanian
church yesterday for the second
time between Edward E. Miller of
1! Woodland street and Aldona E.
Nemon of SI Jubilee street, and
Anthony G. Adainaltls of 19 Rhodes
street nnd Magdalen Mary Jonuska
of 45 Woodland street, and for the
first time between Joseph hvnnaus
kas of 133 Lawlor street and Helen
Ladalciute of 76 Henry street.
Rev. Edward V. Grikls. pastor,
will be on retreat this week at Key
ser's Island. South Norwalk.
Miss Phillips Returning
To Home in Nebraska
M. P. rhilllps of Ncwlngton, Ms
dauRhtcr.O'iws Edna rhilllps, ot
Valley. Neo., and Mr. and Mrs. R
Wlnchesler of S Pymes street, Hart
ford have returned from a tteeks
motor trip lo 'Wilmington, Pel.,
whre they were the guests of Mr.
rhilllps' sister. Mrs. R. Hoskins.
Yesterday. Mr. Phillips gave n
farewell dinner and supper In honor
of his daughter, Edna, who came
843
Room 30.VB, Rank IMdg
Value 29c yard
FRUIT OF THE LOOM
19c
COMMERCIAL
here from Nebraska, about a month
ago to see her father for the first
lime. Many relatives itwl friends at
tended the affair among whom were
Leroy rhilllps and family of Slater
Road and Emil Plitt and family of
2S0 Chapman street.
Miss Phillips left, for Nebraska to
day. Pho will resume, her position
as teacher In the high school upon
arrival at her destination.
READ THE HERALD CEASSII IED
ADS FOR HESIXTS
CROWLEY BROS. INC.
PAINTERS AND
DECORATORS
267 Chapman Street
Estimates Cheerfully Given on
All Jobs Tel. 2013
WHEN IN HARTFORD
DINE AT
THE HONISS
OYSTER HOUSE
22 STATE ST.
Under Grants 25c, 50c and SI Store
41so, Always a Fresh Supply lo
lake Home
THE OLD HOME
tT STOP THAT
MO e '-olT-1 DANcins 'rouno- i
h W9 ll 1 rJH ALU TH' DISHES yW
; fSS Vv-- '
UNCUS BEH ENTERTAINED "THE QUESTS
AT THE CENTfc.AU HOTEL QNT7L
A LATE HOUR. LAST Ml SHT
Value 79c yard
SILK PONGEE
Soft silk finish for dresses,
draperies, etc., CQ,-
yard DVC
Value $2.49 yard
Chiffon finish Changeable
Taffetas, large d 1 n ft
variety, yard. 1 .O
Value $1.19 yard
36-inch Wool Canton Crepe,
plain and two- 7Q
toned effect, yard C
Value $2.49 yard
56-inch Wool Jersey
Tubing,
yard
$1.49
Value $5.49 yard
56-inch Embroidered Bor
der Flannel, something
new, fQ QQ
yard WO.VO
Value $4.49 yard
56-inch Kasha Cloth, nat
ural, tan and tfJO ftQ
gray, yard.,
TROY GOING TO SPRINGFIELD
William F. Troy, a former resi
dent of this city, who has been In
charge of tha Travelers Insurance
Co. office In Reading, Pa., for a
number of years, will soon be trana
ferred to Springfield, Mass. He has
a large number of friends In this
city who will be interested In the
announcement.
Mr. Troy, while a resident of this
city, was a prominent member of
various organizations. He was state
deputy ef the Knights of Columbus
New Britain Sign Co.
"Doing Better What
Many Do Well"
34 CHURCH ST. .
Tel. 894 ifr
BATTERIES
Auto Electric Service
C. A. ABETZ Tel. 2860
114 FRANKLIN SQ.
TOWN
Value $3.98 yard
56-inch very best quality
Chiffon Flannels, 12 differ
ent colors, tfo Jft
yard jOi
Value $3.23 yard
56-inch silk and wool soft
finish Balbrio Si
f2.39
gan, yard
Value $3.98 yard
Imported French Flannel in
plaids and dQ jq
stripes, yard. )4v)t
Value $4.49 yard
Imported Chiffon Broad
cloth, soft silk finish in sta
ple colors only; suitable for
fall cpats and d0 1 A
sport suits, yd.Pi3 1 )
Value $1.49 yard
Sunfast Silk
Draperies, yard. .
89c
Value 98c yard
Artistically designed Linen
Tapestry, suitable for drap
eries, furniture CQ
and coats, yard . . O J C
Value 59c yard
Very best quality linen fin
ish Cretonnes, flower and
bird designs,
yard
39c
and was president, of the Y. M. T
A. & B. society. Before he left Ne
Britain, he was employed in the of
flee of the Corbln Screw division o
the American Hardware Corp,
V. S. MARKSMT2N AYIX.
Auckland. N. Z., Aug. 24 OP '
team of rflemen from the detach
ment of the United States fleet hei
defeated the Auckland Rifle assocla
tlon team, 2, SOS to 2,713. The Amer
lean sallora subscribed to a fund
pay for the education of a child 1
the Jubilee Institute for the blind.
A. H. HARRIS
CINDERS FOR SALE
General Trucking
1868 STANLEY ST. TeL S4T2-i
FOR SALE
Three Family Brick Housd
on Woodland St, All
Improvements
COX & DUNN
272 Main St
BY STANLEY

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