New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], July 14, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 14,-1927.
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N. Y. PARK CENTER
OF UFPS WHIRL
Joy Unrestrained When Kiddies
Meet on One
New York To see Democracy
Unabridged, visit the playgrounds
" of Central Park.
Children thousands of them, of
every age, race and religion in vir
tually unrestrained pursuit of juve.
nils joy. There are few "vcrboten"
signs, the cop; are handpicked for
complacency, apparently, and the sky
is the limit as long as life and limb
are not endangered.
The Park is adjacent to Fifth
avenue and a common sight is that
of a French governess or tutor stand
ing nearby while Algernon and
Gwendolyn Multicash shout n'ith a
dozen East siders.
Romance thrives unabashed in the
anonymous throngs of the metro
polis. Kisses on busses are common
place. And now the benches on the
Brooklyn Bridge have become a fav
orite trysting place for young cou
ples. River traffic is no deterrent.
And the moonlight is just as effec
tive there as it is in Central Park.
Columbus Circle is New Tork's
' most popular outdoor auditorium.
' Every evening, regardless of weath
er, the show takes place. Usually the
. performer is a lecturer, urging or
asking e erything from new reli-
gions to the most efficient use of
toothpicks.
Enthusiastic New York and there
are some insist the visitor may find
the answer here to any whin.
For instance, the motor maniac
may go to the Motor Parkway in
Brooklyn, . a- wide, long, privately
owned stretch of roadway, and, for
a nominal entrance fee, send his bus
. along at the highest speed of whih
-it is capable. There is no speed limit
nor any responsibility for what hap
pens to the racer.
Heard at the door of a speakeasy
In the Bright Light district:
Prospective patron: Hello, Skip
per, John Jones sent me over."
Doorman: "But you don't know
us."
Prospective . patron: "That's all
right I'm willing to trust you."
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New York i.jofcsellors are "cash-ing-tn"
on' the publicity given to
books that have been barred by Bos
ton censors. Over a shelf of books
in th's window of a Fifth Avenue
store is a sign, "Books that cannot
be sold in Boston."
Broadway talk is rarely worth
face value but friends and family
of stage aspirants are prone to be
lieve all they are; told of coveted pos
itions won and sometimes salaries
paid.
One group of young men went en
masses to a show the other night
to see pal make his debut before
the footlights, and finally located
him serving as a super, wearing the
pobes of a sheik and carrying a huge
spear. "Look 'at im!" exclaimed one
of the group in disgust. "He'd be
better off back on the truck.
A man sneezed at the movies and
neglected to turn the blast off his
vocal cords. The result was an ex
plosive yell which 'brought a laugh
from all parts of the house.
The uproar started to die down,
but was renewed as the unwinding
film happened to throw the follow
ing title on the screen:
"He must have been a colonel, at
least!"
D.WVES ISSUES CHALLENGE
Cimarron. N. M., July 14 UP)
Vice-President Dawes today threw a
challenge to live bait fishermen
when he returned from his first New
Mexico fishing trip exhibiting a
catch of two fine lake trout taken
froui'Eaglenest lake by trolling from
a motor boat with a spinner.
The vice-president and his party
returned to Philmont ranch just in
time to escape a downpour of rain.
The entire party including Mrs.
Dawes and the two children, will
leave at daybreak tomorrow on
camping and fishing trip into the
heart of the Cangre Del Cristo
mountains.
OI'PEAL DEMED
New York, July 13 UP) Supreme
Court Justice Ma.hor.ey today denied
the application of August Heckscher,
elderly philanthropist to dismiss a
complaint brought against him by
Frieda Hempel, opera singer, for
breach of an alleged contract to pay
her $18,000 a year.
Miss Hempel in her complaint,
had charged that aftr paying one
quarterly installment of the money
alleged to have been due for agree
ing to quit her operatic career and
sing exclusively for charity, Mr.
Hfckscher had refused to continue
with his end of the contract.
yO ACTION TAKEN
Washington, July H UP) A mass
meetingTsf Washington Jews did not
take any action last night on
resolution accepting Henry Ford's
apology for the anti-senitic articles
published in his weekly magazine,
the Dearborn Independent. The
resolution will be acted upon at a
future meeting.
SERVICE, with
us, means reli
able, well-screened
coal, speedy
delivery and uni
form courtesy;
not occasionally
but always!
Our Service Makes and
Retains Customers
STANLEY SVEA
GRAIN & COAL
COMPANY
Cor. Stanley and D wight Sts.
Tel. 419. .Menus & Birnbaum, Props.
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Colored Kid Pumps
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Now $4.50
$8.00 Blonde Kid with Tan Trim
Now $4.50
Luxite Silk Hosiery
$1.45 NOW $1.19
$1.95 NOW $1.49
All The Newest Summer Shades
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ANNIVERSARY MONTH
It Takes But a Short Visit to Garber Brothers'
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to Find Out More About Furniture Quality
and Low Prices Than You Ever Knew Before
A Value Without Equal Well Built,
Luxuriously Comfortable 3-Piece Jacquard Suite
Charming in Design Newest 3-Piece Suite
Please do not confuse this suite with suites made spe
cial for "sales" purposes. The difference is great. A "sales"
suite is made to sell for a certain price. This suite is made
to give good service for many years. The reason why this
suite is not higher in price, and in many instances it is lower
in price, is because it is sold direct to you from our own
shops at a big price saving. Comprises k davenport, club
chair and wing chair. Hand tied springs on webbing. Moth
proofed jacquard.
in Beautiful Antique Walnut
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This is one of the newest bedroom designs of the year,
having arrived only a few weeks ago. Its style will be
popular for many years to come. Finished in rich antique
walnut. There are ten pieces to choose from. You may
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more pieces from time to time. We have grouped together
three beautiful pieces, the dresser, chest of drawers, and
bow end bed for only $119. Be sure to see all the pieces.
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Dependable
Ice Cream Freezers
65c
None will be had after this supply is gone
One of the most thorough Ice Cream
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nomenal value at this price. In a tryout,
we made 2 quarts of ice cream from i
pint of cream. Certainly is economical".
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We NEVER
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We ALWAYS
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HERE is a ran bargain for the woman
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The service-for-eight idea is spread
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use spending money for doxens when
eight will do.
"Royal Ivory"
Dinnerware
graces any table
-. This "Royal Ivory" porcelain is the
rogue in dinnerware. Its delicately
even. Ivory tone makes a matchless
, background for the beautiful three-spray
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The 'Characteristic fluting which
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8-9" Dinner PUtel .
8.7 Salad Plates '
8-6 Bread and Butter Plates
8-7" Soup Plates
8-5" Fruits or Dessert, '
8 Teacups
8 Saucers
1 Gravy Bowl
1 Covered Casserole
1-9 Open Vegetable Dlsb
1 Cream Pitcher
1-13 Meat Platter
1-8" Round Vegetable Dish
1- Open Butter Dish
1- Covered Sugar Bowl
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"Avon" Pattern!
Nickel SUver Set
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Each piece is stamped with the
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You will note the knives have the
new French blades. Both blades and
handles are of solid nickel silver. Being
solid all through, there is positively no
wear-out to this flatware.
Set includes:
S Solid Handle Knives
with French Blades
8 Forks
8 Tea Spoons
8 Soup Spoons
1 Butter Knife
1 Sugar Shell
.Each set is carefully packed in an
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individually in moisture proof paper.'
Tbe set also includes:
1 Tabic Cloth 58x41
8 Napkins 14x14 ,
1 O.Pi- UBtr
1 (See illustration)
The artistic American mode
water set. of exclusive color
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ll unusually good pattern.
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The idea saves you money and still
gives you everything needed for serving
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.proof of our leadership in everything to I
furnish the home. " - - -
We Sell What We Advertise
We Deliver What We Sell
A small payment down and the
balance a little each week 'to
suit your convenience. ..
Credit Terms
Arranged
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direct
to the Jhtblio
215 MAIN STREET
NEW BRITAIN
HAPLEY'S BLOCK
UPHOLSTERED
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