New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 3

+ preuy, Boston Store: NEW HIRTING MADRAS | For Shirts -and Waists of new colorings equal in imported price. A Dbeautiful line in different width and goods at stripes, texture to the deal smaller cdlor a good 15¢ yard. Percales—The highest grade domes- tic goods made, and immense showing v and pretty stripes and figures, light darker effects, 36 men, of n colorings, also 12 1-2¢ yard. dainty, Wash Voiles, 36 inch, white and "ail desirable colors, also stripes, dots and figures on white and tinted grounds, a fine showing of the latest in this pop- ular wash fabric, 22¢ yard. Children's Rompers and Oliver Twist Suit, big variety, new patterns in Galatea. Duck, Gingham, Cambric, etc. 5¢ to Misses’ wash gingham' and percale, in plain colors, plaid combinations. the goods for the Dresses, _dresses in plaid and fancy You ecouldn’t buy money, 50c cach. Shoe Troes—Keeps your shoes in shape, makes them last longer. You can afford to have a set for every pair ot shoeg at the price, 10c pair. — PULLAR & NIVEN THE BUSY LITTLE STORE | S G S o BUTTER IS LOWER RUSSELL’S BEST CREAMERY 34c Ib 3 1bs for $1.00 Fresh made, sweet and delicious, in a class by itself. Russell Bros. 301 MAIN STREET PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Stres! Over 23¢ Store BEST WORK AT MODERATE PRICES Office Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M Sundays by Appointment F. E. MONKS, D. D. S. (lrorgiana Mo B CONTRACT FOR COAL 1S GIVEN TO BROPHY Will Supply 1500 Tons to the Sehaols at $6.40 Per Ton. Confirmation of the Herald's ex- clusive story that the state school in this city is to be abandoned on the completion of the Vocational High school was secured at a special meeting of the board of education vesterday afternoon when George W. Traut reported having received a com- munication from the state boord of education asking the views of the local educators on the project. No action was taken as there is no de- mand for an immediate decision. The board turned down a request from the Woman’s Relief corps for the use of the High or Grammar school auditoriums for a concert. The board believed it would establish a tad precedent as the concert is to be given by a professional company, which guarantees a certain sum to the corps. Tt was decided to authorize the chairman to appeint a committee to adi teachers’ salaries for the com- ing school year. The contract trade for furnishing 1,500 | tons of coal to the schools next fall and winter was awarded to Richard A. Brophy, whose bid, the lowest, $6.40 per ton. The bids were as fol- lcws: New Britain Lumber & Coal com- pany, 1,500 tons Old company f. o. b. cars, $6.63 per ton, price for immedi- ate acceptance, coal to be furnished before May 1, i915. S. Shurberg, Old company or Ha- zelton, $6.68, hard White Ash, Honey- brook or Packer, $6.55, furnished f. o. b. cars, New Britain. J. P. Sullivan, Old company Hazeiton at $6.68, hard White Hcneybroko, Packer, Phil. and Re: ing, Wilkesbarre or Beaver Br $6.53, Buck Mountain egg coal, $6 f. 0. b, cars, shipment guaranteed. City Coal & Wood company, company or Hazelton, gross $6. per gross ton, f. 0. b. New Britain, Lattimer hard White Ash, Lehigh egg coal at $6.52, Beaver Brook, Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Tran company's hard White Ash egg coal at $6.52 W. L. Damon company, pany or Hazelton, $6.70, Ash, Honeybrook or Packer, Stanley Svea Grain & Coal com- pany, speclal Lehigh or Hazelton, $5.68, hard White Ash, Honeybrook or Packer, $6.55, Free Burning coal, $6.50 . 0. b. M. I. Jester, Beaver upper Lehigh, $6.52, be delivered or Ash, o1a 0Old com- hard White $6.62. Brook, Hazel on or $6.52, Brook, before Rl(h.\rd A. Brophy, hard White Ash mined on the P. & R., $6.40 per ton, f. 0. b. at New Britain. : Slattery Brothers, Philadelphia, $6.15. R 34c 1b. Russell Bros. —advt. Best Butter, Events Tonight } “The Girl in the axi” at the Russ- win Lyceum, Moving pictures and vaudeville at Keeney's. Moving pictures at Fox's. Presentation of 934" by Working Girls Club in Judd’s hall. Meeting of New Britain Council, O . A M. Meeting of Woodruff club of the South church at 8 o'clock at home-of Cromwell Case, 95 Maple street. Meeting of Martha Chapter O. E. S., Masonic hall. Meeting of officers at 7 o'clock. Ninety-sixth anniversary celebration or order’s founding by Lexington lodge, I, O. O. F. Old fashioned concert by league of the Swedish church. Lutheran Meeting of Star of Good Will lodge, S. of B. Whist. g Meeting of Turner society at Tur- ner hall. Meeting of Washington Camp, No. 9, P. O. 8. A, in'G, A. R. hall. Mceting of Journeymen Barbers. Meeting of Court Friendly, . of A, at 242 Main street. No. 435, Meeting of Emmett club. Meeting of Sir Francis Drake lodge, No. 429, Sons of St. George at 59 Arch street. “The Village Blacksmlth" sung at Grammar School hall. to be CONGREGATIONALISTS TO MEET, This evening there will be an im- portant meeting of the executive com- mittee of the Connecticut Congrega- tional club at the Farmington Coun- try club. Plans for the coming year will be digcussed. There are many local people interested in this club and several will attend the meeting. INJURES INJURED LEG. James Kowoskl, of 89 Orange street, has been laid up for some time with an injured leg and this morning while taking a short walic the ltmb weak- ¢ned and he fell at the corner of Lafayette and Washington streets. The police ambulance was calied and the injurcd man was taken to his home. weight, | FATALI Luther | NARROWLY AVERTED. Girl in Wagon Inmost Run Down by Switcher. \ . Young At 5:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon a fatality was narrowly averted on Commereial strest when the switc her | coming out of Landers, IFrz ; Clark's factory vard, barely m:ssedE running down a horse and wagon in which was seated a voung girl. But for the vigilance of the flagman the | wagon would have been run down. He turned just in time to grab the! horse by the bridle and shove him back off the tracks when the loco- motive sped past Witnesses were loud in their con- Gemnation of this crossing and it was said that the engine was coming out at an rate of speed, | | ! unwarranted The new waists that came to Miss | Ryan’s show, 79 Pratt street, Hortford, | vesterday morning are the sort that sell the moment they are taken from their boxes. They are voiles in | white, Copen and flesh, some with handkerchief linen collars and cuffs, and some with the new frills edged with color. The prices begin at $3.% Miss Ryan also has the smocked ba- tiste waist which is very new.—advt. ther Fa hn’s Meficine For Colds and Throat and Lung Troubles. A pure food medicine. 50 years in use. No alcohol poisonous or drugs THIE BUSY LITTLE STORE DROP IN PRICE OF BUTTER RUSSELL’S BEST CREAMERY 34c Ib 3 1bs for $1.00 In a class by itself: two grades above any other But- ter sold in New Brinliu Russell Bros. 301 MAIN STREET cUT PURE LARD 11. Special lona BAKED BEANS 6¢ can | Pacific Toilet Paper, 7 rolls 25¢ Double Tip Matches 7 Smoked Shoulders . . Clothes Lines........ cach IONA COFFEE |§ co“"‘ ‘ 15 Stamps with each pound }2[] stamps with each pound — e e 10 Stamps Free With Any of the Following 10 Sultana Spice A&P 1 Can 1 Eot 1 Pkg. A&P Ice Cream Powder 1 Can Delivery Tel. 135 1c a word each day pays PRICE A&P Banish The Old Ash Pan! C awford Ranses do it. An ash pan is hard to remove and it usually spills the ashes in carrying The deep Ash Hod of our latest ranges catches ali of the ashes, is easy to remove and carry and does not spill the ashes. Hod beside it. Both hods free with each range. Then there is. a wonderful —-=— Damper”’ trol of fire and oven. dampers. Coal ‘Single [patented]; gives perfect con- Better than two Have you seen it? Gas ovens if desired, end [single] or elevated [double]. ¥Or SALE BY J. O. MILLS & CO. NEW BRITAIN AGENTS Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers, Boston ]’ WE EIVE RUYAL Gllll] TRAUINE STAMP‘—-——MK FOR THEM \ ECONOMY RULES---- Supreme in all our stores., Just read thesc and you'll be convinced. prices over e e FOR WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 19 to APRIL INCLUSIV TOMATOES CAN Full of This Stand Red. Week On Can, Tomatoes. Price for This Week IONA | SPECIAL CORN BARLEY 7ccan 4c b SHOULD BE 5¢ A O 1 HER (,U'I PRICE LEADERS A&P ROLL, Jams. . .. A&P Pumpkin. 10¢ | B&M Fish Flakes. | SULTANA COFFEE Qur Most! The Best 25¢ ‘ Popular | Coffee in ihe b 250‘ 30 stamp: s with each Ih,lbafic 15 Stamps With 1 A&P Washing Stamps With ||0rt(‘(l s With Large Bot A& | pkg. Powder 1 €an Boneless 1-2s Can Pkg. 1 A&P Lye. 1 1 Pkg. 1 1 Reckitt’s Blue. ... Puffed Rice. e £ Puffed Wheat None Such Mince Meat Vinegar. . . Pkg. Phg. Free Tel. 135 for a classified adv. in the Herald. | You get results. T hat’s what you want. 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Another Carlo Just Arrived are in A the QU And s, call at our stables now, as have AND PRICES WILL SUIT ANY BUYER We have the following matched pair Blacks, 100 1bs; 1 1bs.; 1 pair F eral chuncks weighing from 1,100 to 1 are on sale at our stables now If you we horses 00 Bays, alsl have al pair Bays, pairs, 1 pair Browns, 3,100 lbs.; 1 pair 2,600 1bs.; 1 1,660 We 1cks, Roan chunck 1b8.; 100 1bs will suit amn eral second-hand horres taken in exchange that pose, if in need of a second-hand horse SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY e P. H. CONDON & CO., In 22 LAUREL STREET, BRISTOL, €O o P Williams Automobile Agents for Hudson Motor Cars 'Phone fora Demonstration. — NEW GARAGE AND SERVICE STATIO Lowest rate for first class storage. supplies. Repairs NEW FIVE AND SEVEN PASSENGER TO ING CARS FOR RENT BY THE TRIP HOUR. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 287 ELM STREET 'PHONE 236 NEW BRITAI Time to Store Yo Furs Now is the time to place your furs in DRY COLD STOR where they will be SCIENTIFICALLY PROTECTED AGAINSE RAVAGES OF THE MOTH AND BEETLE. I have contritcted for the placing of customers’ fur carfs, rugs, etc., with THE W. M. TERRY COMPANY Their new Cold Storage Plant is equipped in New England. They store furs, YOUR FURS ARE THOROUGHLY CL# ING PLACED IN THIZ COLD AIR VAULTS, AGAINST FIRE, MOTH ORR THEPT. EDWARD MESHKE City Hall Building, City p~ 0 = my mufls, CON and excl "ORE INST OF BRIDGEPORT, the most modern rugs, ete. ANED AND BE ARE