New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1914, Page 2

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W BRITAIN w0AILY HERALD MONDAY, MAY 11, 1914. THE NEW COLONIALS The New Colonials Are Easily the Most Popular as Well as the Most Beautiful Low Cut Shoes of the Spring Season, For Wo- men’s Wear We Direct Your Attention to Our Special Line at $3.50 in Patent and - Gun Metal OOTH'S BLOCK NEW BRITAIN.. The New Britain High school xennis'tha congregation will take place t‘nlel | evening in the church parlors. | ', Sy On Thursday evening the Luther; Deacon August Asklund Has Charge team will have the busiest week of the year beginning this Tuesday, when ey play Harfford at the Walnut Hill Euns. Wednesday New Haven will me to New Britain, and Saturday | e team will enter the Yale meet in lew Haven. The Hartford High has one of the strongest teams in the state, but notwithstanding - this fact, Captain Porter expects to make the Dometown boys hurry for every game they secure. The New Haven team has also been having everything its own'way this year, and the New Brit- ain artists will have a task on their hands if they expect to win. The big event of the season will be held Saturday, at the Yale meet. New Britain’s two rivals, Hartford and . New Haven, are among the competing list. The team will stay in New Haven all day Saturday, being the guests of Yale college. During the. two weeks that New | Britain will be idle Captain Porter has arranged for a tournament to be played among the members. A handsome cup will be the prize. Dur- Ing June New Britain will again be guite active. June 5, a two-out-of- three match will be played with the Pomfret school in Pomfret. ANOTHER APPLICANT WILL BE GIVEN TRIAL Harold Selander Will Preside at Swedish Lutheran Church Organ Next Sunday. Harold Selander, one of the appli- ecants for the position of organist at the Swedish Lutheran church, will be given a trial at the services next Sun- day. On the following Sunday, Frank Benson of Fast Berlin will give a demonstration of his abllity as an or- ‘Banist and choir master, David Wicander made a favorable impres- slon a week ago.; The Lutheran church will engage an organist very soom, Rev. Dr. 8. G. Ohman, the pastor, had charge of . exerciges held . in outh Manchester yesterday - after- _noon, on the occasion of the laying of @ cornerstone for the new Swadish Lutheran church in that city, | council meeting of the G. A, R., de- inlld will stop at Niagara Falls. trip from Buffalo to Detroit » league will hold its regular meeting of '8 for the month of May. ices SWEDISH ELIM CHURCH. Deacon August Asklund presided at the { church yesterday. i the services of Swedish GOING TO DETROIT. Department - Commander F. V. Streeter of this city presided at a partment of s Meriden Saturday. At this meeting the Lehigh Vall oute was chosen for the Detroit National G. A. R. en- campment next summer. The party will leave on Saturday, August 29, The ! will be Connecticut, held in o’clock Thursday home of Mrs, 113 Hart street. The church Edwin Bergstrom has bought taken by boat. ment meets September 1, 2, 3 and 4. ' Olson of Southington, Effort Before the time of Western UnionDay and NightLetters business men used the tele- graph in emergency as a final effort. Today, many of these same business men take advantage of letter length at telegraphic speed and minimum cost,and make that final effort first— with astonishing results. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. Full information gladly given at any office The Ladies’ socicty meets at afternoon at Andrew Lundberg of night service will be held in the evening. Elim Pastor Klingberg is in Wilmington, Delaware, and will not return until late tomorrow after- 2:30 the | land This year's encamp- | on Shuttle Meadow avenue of Alfred There Is More Pleasure To be gotten out of a cozy home properly equipped and decorated than there is in a thousand miles of travel in a foreign land. This is a pretty broad state- ment, but we have the word of those who've tried both Let us decorate your home this fall. We'll do the walls and give you a background for a winter of do- mestic bliss. JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 13 and 5 FranKlin Square. New Britain. THE GREAT AMERICAN|| LAWN MOWER BALL BEARING This mower we safely recommend. The knives are made of the best crucible stecl and the construction is such that it will wear longer and cut better than any other high grade machine. We carry also a full line of mowers ranging in price from $3.00 to $12.00. The Abbe Hardware Co. 279 MAIN STREET We give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask for them. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS MAY 11 TO MAY 16th INCLUSIVE Uneeda Biscuits, a pkg. 4c IONA SWEET AND TENDER GORN erano REDUCED TO 4 cans 25¢ COHOES, 1 Ih. can 11c SALMON, 1-2 Ib. can T¢ JAPAN RICE . ypound 5c | YELLOW CORN MEAL, Ib. 2¢ Double Tipped MATCHES ™s.™* 7 boxes 25¢ IONA BEETS . pound 7¢ Su'tana Baked Beans, This Week’s Extra Special, 3 cans 25¢ SCOTCH PEAS, POUND, . . 4c 100 Stamps With 1 can A &P Baking Powder, 50c 10—Stamps FREE With Any of the Following: 1 bot A&P Mustard 10¢ 2 cakes A&P Scouring 1 bot. Ammonia .10¢ Soap be 1 can Underwood’s Sar- 1 oan (43 dn, 21 dines ) = vkgs. Cocoanug . 1 can Old Di 1 can Van Cam Cleanser hettl . each B¢ 2 15 STAMPS WITH 1 CAN A&P TOMATOF 25 'H 3 CA A&P TOMATO SOU 21¢ 20 STAMPS WITH 3 PACKAGES A&P CORN STARCH, ea, 7c. u§wee.\y Block 434 MAIN ST, Tel. 1259:2 FREE DELIVERY A Large and Choice Assortment OF TRIMMED HATS At $5, $8 and $10 At these prices we are showing hundreds of Charming Trimmed Hats clever original creations from our ewn workrooms, hats of quality, beauty and style, in all the new shapes. colors and the new ‘deas in trimming effects. The assortment of this popular priced millinery is the most at- tractive and valueful we have ever presented, the lines are at their best, and the trimmed hat assortment is being constantly Try these chic on, you'll surely be delighted with the styles and values. refreshed with beautiful new productions each day. creations e, CHAS. DILLON & CO. Importers, Wholesalers and Retailers of Fine Millinery. Hartford The Best Underwear For Spring and Summer For wear next the skin, there is nothing more agreeable and healthful than a prop- erly constructed linen garment. Linen ab- sorbs moisture rapidly and surpasses all other materials in the power of evaporating moisture or drying. Such articles as are commonly used for the purpose of drying the body, astowels and handkerchiefs, are generally made of linen. The Dr. Deimel Linen-Mesh Underwear has grown rapidly in popularity wherever its merits have become known. Horvstulls “rr PAYS TO RUY OUR KIND” HARTFORD. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST. - HARTFORD 93-99 ASYLUM ST. HAIR BEAUTY Heart to Heart Talk On Dyeing the Hair In no period of the world’s history has the need of dyeing the hair been so great as now. People are aging prematurely and m/ first sign is usually apparent in streaky, discolored or otherwise un-" welcome changes of the hair. Mixtures and compounds containing lead, ammonia, sulphur, nitrate of silver and other poisons are eagerly applied without in quiry, but with disastrous resulits. . There has now come from Germany a hair coloring KNOWN to be free from every poisonous ingredient. A coloring which has been attested by great chemists, profes-, sors in leading colleges in Europe and America, certified by U. EN and German letters patent to be absolutely free from anything that can injure the hair, scalp or the most delicate skin, Empress Improved Hair color Restorer produces ten natural shades. IT IS the greatest improvement in hair dyeing known to science, 1T IS instantaneous and one application requires only fif- teen minutes. $2.00 per box. Sold by Dickinson Drug Co., 169 and 171 Main street. Sample and additional information on request to Empress Mfg. Co., 16 BEast 17th street, New York. THE DICKINSON DRUG GO. 169 and 171 MAIN STREET MARBLE w0 GRANITE Low Priced Vs. Cheap Monuments! There is a vast difference between CHEAP and LOW PRICED monuments, monuments worthless finished Cheap are poorly made, of design, deceptively to make them sell. Low priced monuments are of a simple but good design, well made of sound materials and carefully finished. To buy cheap monuments is extravagance. monuments is economy. We should like to show you some of our low priced monuments, which can be finished and erected before Memorial day, at which time you will want your cemetery lot appropriately marked. JOHN F. MEEHAN, Corner Union and Clark Sts., MANUFACTURERS AND POLISHERS OF GRANITE MONUMENTS NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Show Rooms Open Evenings Untit 9 P, M., To buy low priced AR

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