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'AO IIEK1LD
Second Section
Pages IS to 28
NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1D2G,
NEW
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iM&JLJI
II: K
British Secretary Will Act in
League Debate
London, March fi (Pi Sir Aufflvn
Cluunberhiln, secretary for foreign
hiYuira Is to luivo a fiu hand when
J.o yoes. to Geneva for tlio meeting
re. xl wick of thu l.c-aifuo ot Nations.
F Moru which Is to be. tl.r(-Mli.d ah
llm iii..-stlon of hi k rnianuiit
"it" in tin' 1' !,un i ouncil.
H i.-, himivcr, the. aiinouncfil
turpo.vj ol' Sir Austin to do noth
ing which, will militate nijalnst Ger
many bteomlnf? a lmni Ij-i- ot the
le.'igu.', application for which she
mud'; tonii: limn iirfi as outgrowth
of promise maild when the Locarno
Pauls v.i'i'e I,. hi(,- formulated.
In a speech in tho house of coin
tiions yct'rivay t.hu foreign fcrota ry
Shi not come nut dally and un
fiounce that he. would not espouse
Iho ili imni'ls of other nations than
Pii'iTiia n j- to permanent scats. Tho
HRliI of (lermnny. tho I'lilted States
Kussia to such seats was nn
D'K.itioie ho ,'a(, but similar
s;aiins of other nations Mas a mat
s' r for freo ilehatn within the body
f the league assembly, lie Insist -fi
tliat it was impossible that any
thiffh: nation wouM attempt to lay
Sown in advance a plan of action
.'..ir the league council and assembly.
Sir Austen was supported by
I'l' mier Kaldwin, who agreed with
his foreign secretary that Great
1'iilaiii as a sing'.u nation could
rn -it her lie niiiib-r of the Agenda nor
avoid C'lnsid'Tatlon of the deslrow
(ind n ml lit ions of other countries,
Uutusay MacDonald. former jire
taier, David Lloyd George, and
Hhoin of the opposition expressed
fiissatisfaction with Sir Austen's
i.eech, sayiner that It did not con
tain any promise to vote atrainst
..laiins of I'olund, Spain and Brazil
to seats, supported by France, Italy
laid ottier powers.
Meantime the German delegation
b about, to leave for Geneva. They
nre expeelincr to meet with fair
treatment but. a feeling of niieasi
ti, ss pervades thai there may 1."
iloriny scenes ever the allotment, of
permanent smis.
Advices from Vienna nre to the
Hiecl that the CVclitxOovuk luinls
!'T. I Jr. Ivlii'U'd llenes, also Is ex
1" etant of an cxciiim,' session at
:;.'tiea, but of the belief that the
lituaMon will be amieabiy ironed
WILL GIVE CONCERT
Kl NEWINGTON HOME
SPRI
NG IS JUST AROUND the CORNER
Early Spring Merchandise Now Showing. This, Coupled With Our Special Saturday
Inducements, Makes an Irresistible Combination to Thrifty Shoppers
l.ci-.vnmii' llihle t'la-s Orchestra
In l'i'oiili" Intcrtaininenl lor
( rippled Children Tonight
Members of ' Hie orchestra of Kv
: yinnn's i'.ible class will motor to
:.e Newinp'on Home for Crippled
'.'hildreii this evening and will pro
! -id their il'.ii'd concert at. that, in
!!iinii',"i. The program will ho as
'allows:
ion;; "America" Kverybody
Iaieh, "Manhattan Beach."
Orchestra
iVab.:, "fallen f.eavis"
il'-cl' ation, selected.
Miss Ktiie A. Carleton
,'ljniet dliet, Seec!"d.
Misses Anna and Bertha Ilownrth
I iVcopIIoii solo, selected. J. I'Vizzina
eleetion. "Home I'irch;" Orchestra
! . iuli swinging exhibition
j Cliarles Gladden
! Vocal solo. "Laughing Souk,"
Carl S. Grotli
-..lection, "I'oet and Peasant,"
Orchestra
Accordion solo, seh ct"d. .1. l'azzina
immunity uinirins, "Star Spangled
Ha niu r."
Delay in Award of
Fire House Contract
1'.' cause tho bids for excavations
Ha the proposed tire house No. 7 on
!"unley street were not accompanied
Oy eerlilb',1 eiiei'Us, according to spc
'iiicatioiis set forth I y the city char
ier, tile l,re hoard last nlpht decided
lot to open auj of tho bids until to
tiisht. at x o'clock when all bids will
he considered ai Hie same time.
Checks were not. included in the
hi. is for excavation because of Archi-
I t ct, William H. McKay's misinter-
l'rctation of the rub s governing bids,
lie was instructed by Chairman
.lohn K. II. Kc; vers to inform all
bidders to have a certified check or
I. id bond in sealed envelopes at to
night's meeting. It was voted by
tt.e hoard to close bids and not ac
i .'ll liny more offers.
Tour contractors have sent bids in
fur excavation, not. including; exca-
i lion bids included in the general
I'i.lS.
Latest Submarine Today i
Is Undergoing Tests I
New London. March b (P Off
lilock Island, nob many miles from
the L'ravo of the submarine 8-51. I
v hich was sunk in collision last 1
f'vptember with 3S of its crew, the
-l, husest of h ncle Sam's under
fc"R vessels, today was to be sub-lu-rire.I
to the 201) foot level, a
depth so feet, below that which it
had previously gone.
Three submarine experts are to
fctudy her performance during the
dive anil at that depth where the
xvaler pressure is SS.S pounds per
tqnare inch. If the submarine pass
es the tests satisfactorily, sho will
he accepted for active service with
the lleet of first line submarines.
She curries a crew of seven off
icers and 84 men, is 341 feet long
and 27.5 feet wide.
il i:xi'i.Ai.Ni:f
.Indue: What is tempcrann nt ?
Friend: Well, in a woman it s
v.hat tnnUes her shim doors; in her
liusbond you call it simply temper.
Iondon Punch.
SEBBSH
'The secret of success
is constancy lo purpose'
KlM-aoll.
(I ail ItcaeoiMichl)
' oiniiN simple, oh?
Ka-lor sal, I, than iloni
however, sn many of our
plans lire often upset by
i unforeseen circumstances,
' Some set illM'ouruued too
i easily ami ijult to seek
other llelils. otliers nller
j Ihelr course to the lr--I
vnillii!; winds mid eventual
ly come Into smoother, less
; troubled water anil wltb
! more e.xperii'iico anil oour
I !? to fa the next storm.
A business cnrotT Isn't a
I heil of roses, hy any moans,
hut once the public reeoft-
nies one's Intiwlty the rc
j ward is swift and sure.
! Our constancy lo Ihe
purpose of uivlutf the ut
most in xaliic for eneli ami
every dollar ri'ceived has
broiiKht "s tlie uwid will
ami eonlidenee that spells
success to any undertaking.
"Till-; I Allt."
A One-Day Sale of
INFANTS'
Nainsook
Dresses
A fine quality material:
sizes 6 months to 2 years;
trimmed with lace or ham
burg, made with a yoke:
some with collars and some
without. For ACkn
Saturday t:JC
A SPRING SALE OF NOTIONS FOR TOMORROW ONLY
Warren's 1-yard Kickrack
Hraid piece
Dressmakers' I'ins '.j-lb ....
V -in. White Tape, 10-yd rolls
,'i-yd. Keels, Klastic ...
Pennant DarniiiK Cotton ....
.1. & J. ( lark's Spool
Cotton dozen
10c
9c
Sc
10c
2c
25c
Aunt Lydia's liutton Thread 7c
Milw aid's Sewing Needles .. (ic
Sew-On Hose Supporters, pair 10c
Velvet Grip Sanitary Belts . . ,i!c
Jlias Tape, white and
colors yard Ic
Defender Safety Pins, :i dozen ."c
SO-E-Z Snaps, 10c kind ."c
Common Pins. 400 count Ic
i'dlko Mercerized Darning
Cotton ,"ic
i Sewing Machine Needles, each lc
1 King's Hasting Cotton Ic
Warren's Lingerie Tape 7c
1 Twink Dye. 10c package ."ic
i Lemon Oil Furniture
' Polish 19c-rc-6:.c
' Three-in-One Oil 10c-19c
: Johnson's Wax Paste 19c-.Tc
Bixby's Hoyal Polish
I Two-in-One Shoe Pnlish
I Putz Silva Cream Silver Polish
j Tall'eta Bias Seam Tape
Smith's Collar Bands
I Selma Double Mesh Cap
j Shape Hair Nets
i Ask for Sample "DIP
.')9c
8c
9c
17c
21c
10c
3 for 2.1c
IT" DYE.
SPRING WEIGHT
KNIT
UNDERWEAR
79c
59 c
69 c
ery desirable for early Spring wear,
lEN'S KANDOM and ECRU RIBBED
I'NION SUITS, short sleeve
ankle length
GIRLS' SPRING WEIGHT UNION SUITS Dutch
neck, elbow sleeve, knee length; full bleached,
all sizes
BOYS' ECRU RIBBED UNION SUITS,
short sleeve, knee length, all sizes to 34.
WOMEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT BLEACHED RAYON
STRIPED LISLE BLOOMERS reinforced
crotch. Regular and extra sizes
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, full bleached.
Both plain and silk striped; reinforced
arms and crotch; tight or loose knee;
shoulder or bodice tops; Efl
regular and extra sizes OvC
WOMEN'S SILK LISLE TEDDIES, full
bleached; rayon stripes or checks inter-,
woven; regular and extra QQr
sizes Ox
69c
Good Housewives Will Want These
Practical Aprons
GINGHAM Af
APRONS QuC
Full skirt aprons; also bib aprons.
Standard checks; taped A f
fmish 4yc
NS
percales.
59c
SEMI ALL OYER APRONS
of "Amoskeag" ginghams or percales.
Several pretty designs and
colors
SERVICE APRONS
Reinforced yoke; made with a pocket;
plain or rickrack trimmed. All over de
signs in a large number of O
l colors ijC
Boudoir Pillows
Oblong and heart shapes; all colors.
Sateen covering under all-over lace
makes it a very attractive house decora
tion. A soft quality selected silk flloss
For Saturday . . $1 49
FOUR WEEK-END
SPECIALS AT THE
HOSIERY
DEPT.
omen's SILK LISLE
HOSE, from toe to
top; novelty stripe,
garter top. all colors
and sizes. Of
Pair 6CJC
Women's Pure Thread SILK HOSE
Mock triple seam back, chiffon quality;
all the newest Spring shades.
Women's Heavv and Lightweight Pine
apple Stitched RAYON HOSE A large
number of colors. t A
Very Special, pair iJUC
Men's Novelty SILK
HOSE, plain or drop-
stitched weaves, in
stripes or novelty
checks
J pairs $1
THE NEW RELEASES ON
'Perfect' Records
Are here. All that the name
implies, as good a.s the best.
Our Price is
35C 3 for $1
VOCAL
12213
"Always'', SntiK by Irving Kaufman
"The IMscs Iti'oiijjlil Me Yon"
Sung by Jimmy Ilynn
122:Sfl
"Who?" Sung by Iriing Kaufman
"You're Always a llaby to Mother1
Sung hy Irving Kaufman
o
12237
"My Wild Irish Kose"
",lut A (Vitiaae Small (Hy A Y atcr-
fall)" .. Otitis hy Jimmy l ljiin
o
iiA( r:
I 15,'ifl
I Line My lluby"
Secinle and Orchestra
Don't Wake Me Vp"
Kill irges mul Oniiestra
- o -
1 15 It
"Kentucky'.-, W'iy of Sayiu' 'liocxl
Mornhr ' "
"A Cup of Coffee. A Sandwich and
You"
I'ri'd lilch anil Orcheslrn
o
I 1511
"Clap Hands Here Conies Charley!"
"N'o Man's Minna"
Sam Iianln anil Orchestra
Another Great Value!!
IMPORTED
Noveltv Gloves
A Iiemarkahlc iou
, I The On
t.IQVin MM I I!
MOPS
Mailc of he-l pr:u!e
tine cbeniii'dlh trealnl
jam. Complete ullb
.n-inili baiulli'. rr
Saturday
Only . . .
59c
l' l M ( OU U
Ir Ironinc hoards
Heavy quality felt pad with
SihmI (rrade seinl-bli-ached coxer.
Mastic in odo of root holds
pad tightly in place, no tacking
or sewing. f(
salunlay. complete PlVf
HI HOI.1,1 M HI GS
Are Six'iially l'rleed l or
Saturday
First quality, ill the Intent pat
lernswllli neat border. Colors:
Ian and gr' ; sie 21x51 inelic.
I'or
Saturday
!
only .
Octagon Sap
Towdcr
Oil, CI.OTII Till
OVKKS
That well known
"M'Titas"' brand; plain
while and fancy pnt-t4-rns;
"ixlla yanls
with s-nloiol pilge.
Saturday
... oc
for
lie
39c
Truly a Wonderful Value
AM MINIM SAl ( II PANS
1 vira heavy grade metal, highly
IxilUbi'il. Tight lltting set-ln
cover and two h handle-s se
eurcly rl-et4il on. Kegiilar
iirie S3.IHI. 12-(iiart M.
cry Spoeial
Sntiinlay . . .
A Now Britain l"roilui1
"COH.MIUA"
V AO I'M iion i hs
lnroon enameled with alum
inum cap ami shoulder. Made
hy iJimlers, lTary and (lark.
One pint sire.
Saturday Special .
79c
$1.69
THRI.r. UlNf.S UIUMI
MALT AMI HOPS
A wonderful 11a or.
Malt and Hops KPc
Heady Mixed 75c
Light or Park
Special for
Saturday .
59 c
Mode, oak, covert, grey and
beaver, in washable fabric:
with two-tone embroidered
flare cuff; an ideal spring glove.
NEW
Spring Caps
For men and boys. A wonder
ful lot; values up to ?l.."i0. A
variety of suitings in checks,
plaids, etc. Silk lined: genuine
leather sweat- Q
bands v 3 C
Also a line of Caps for C Q
hoys and men at 07 C
GOOD NEWS!
Again We Feature Infants'
Hard Sole Shoes
Regular $1..0 value. (t -l ff
Saturday pair p L XJXJ
Button or lace. Hand turned soles
and solid leather uppers. Some
are in solid colors, others in pretty
two-tone combinations.
7S
A SPECIAL SALE OF
Boys'
Wash Suits
"Oliver Twist" and Middy styles;
materials are chambrays and
heavy "Dayf ona" fabrics. Trimmed
with braids in contrasting colors;
sizes 4 to 8. (ZQ
For Saturday OiC
ATTRACTIVE
SPRING LINGERIE
Inviting styles, interesting economies
WOMEN'S GOWNS of voile or batiste;
square, or Hetty necks; lace trimmed;
some have medallion inserts. A large variety
of colors and novel r O
effects J70C
WOMEN'S COSTUME SLIPS of hich lus
trous sateen: 10-inch fancv ruffle: rnlnrs
are American Beauty, tan, copen qq
and rose jQC
WOMEN'S RAYON STEP-INS and VESTS-
I'A.Mlb Mhl'-lNiw ests have mcot strans. win
torced arms and picot tops. Pants are plain, al
inougn some ol them are edeed with
contrasting colors, each
WOMEN'S NOVELTY STEP-INS Suco
crepes, novelty voiles, plain voiles, lace or
net trimmed; medallion inserts. fQ
All Ihe newest cuts OC
WOMEN'S BLOOMERS full cut. roomy
sizes; reinforced ruffled elastic knee; plain,
net trimmed or ribbon Hf
trimmed DlC
WOMEN'S COSTUME SLIPS of muslin;
Hamburg top; 20-inch shadow-proof
hem
also
98c
59c
.NEW
SPRING
UNDIES
For Girls mid Misses
25c
CHILDKEISS 1L00MJ:RS
of tine muslin; si.e 4 to 14;
laoo or embroidery
trimmed
MISSES' BLOOMETiS of fine
muslin; QA
sizes I I to 18 JtC
CIUMUtEVS RLOOMICRS
of "Emit of Ihe Loom" mus
lin. Hamburg trimmed.
Sires tt to
16
CHILDREN'S SLIPS of line
nainsook; sizes -1 to 14; lace
or cmbroiihTy Q q
trimmed tOC
MISSES' SLIPS, good onalilv
muslin, neatly trimmed.
,r."to 98c
"I. idle ISoauty" ItlLVHIlK
WAIST'S for tKiys or girls;
sizes 2 to A r
n 49c
59 c
THREE EARLY SPRING OFFERINGS FROM THE
Cotton Goods Section
Fi Just received some very lieaifulj
LA-J NEW LINGERIE FABRICS. Nov- Ww,1;
II -M ffP1 1 sr'Pes ant checks, various J. p? t 'M
colors, dainty and of a OC f ?-? 9
'r'" "r"'"i
FROCK PRINTS A large assortment
ot colors in allover designs and stripes;
.ib inches wide, guaranteed
fast color. Y'ard
25c
New Novelty SPRING FABRICS Fig
ured Crepes, Striped Rayons, also allover
patterns in rayons; very desirable for
Spring dresses. For 7Q
Saturday, yard luC
EARLY SPRING HINTS FROM THE
Needlework Dept.
APRONS of the best duality
up and stamped to embroidei
models on display
CNBLEACHEI) LUNCH
EON SETS, .'!fi-inch square
ivith four napkins. A
number of beautiful de
signs, stamped lo QQ
embroider
unbleached muslin; made
; finished 59 C
DINING ROOM SETS
Newest designs stamped on
pure linen, oyster color. 36
inch centers . ,s9c
Scarfs ,19c
Buffet Sets .. 3.1c
Total $1,84
Finished models on display
WEEK-END SWEETS
WHOLE JUMBO SALTED
PEANUTS
CHOCOLATE and VANILLA FUDGE.
with plentv of walnut meats
SIL ER DEW DROPS, milk chocolate kisses
er.ch one foil wrapped
CHOCOLATE CO ERED
PEANUTS
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Creams,
Nougatines, Caramels, Nut Tops, and Jellies
JELLY EGGS.
assorted flavors
ii,32c
it, 25 c
lb 35 c
tb 25 c
it, 25 c
ib 15c
SATURDAY
Cut Flowers
Spring is Coming!
Flowers will brighten your
home, meantime, and help
to bridge the time until
crocuses and daffodils ap
pear in the garden. Pink,
White and Red Carnations,
Jonquils and Roses, for
Saturday, i r
10c
Lux
Tor fnmil; Inundcrtnj;.
For O QC
toiuorrovr O )ackaurs wuC
Dr. Sumner's
Rose Water and
Glycerine
4-oz. bottle Q -I
for tomorrow . . . . 1 C
Rubber
Shampoo Capes
Tomorrow 39c
Pure White Gum Rubber
j j.
Really Wonderful, Are These
Gay
Sport Scarfs
Figured or plain crepe, with hem
stitched ends, and figured rayon
with fringed ends. QQ
The price is only vOC
Dr. Sumner's
White Pine
and Tar
For coughs and colds.
For tomorrow . . . bottle
15c
ft
r

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