New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1915, Page 14

turday, "' Lay 22, at 10 A. . Jordan & Selleck Will Continue Selling Treasure Field Building Lots \x‘ All remaining lots will be offered for sale at this time. All lots have 50 feet frontage on a well Warrantee deeds to every buyer conveying pur- Et a good large lot at a very low price. ade street and six feet sidewalks. se free and clear of all incumbrances. UNDAY IS VISITORS DAY ymmewseeflmhndflutwewuldm "&ofld like too’ but this SUNDAY we will have mmmm,onmmndexpuan our methods of doing ~ FREE AUTO-TRIPS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ’.lfihp@pndoruu at_the office and tell us what time and we will take you for an auto ride to TREASURE | withott ‘aty obligation to buy. We will bring you home MM ‘Visiting the property. We know if yon will ‘take mwmmmm get our prices and terms THAT 70U WIDL BUY YOURSELF AND ADVISE YOUR FRIENDS TO ; Read this sentencc carefully: The automobile will pass w thé different streets Sunday and you are invited to < 4-18et/in and bave a free ride to Treasure Fields. Don’t be " pashful. HAIL THE AUTO ANYWHERE YOU SEE IT. ORDAN & S w Bntam Offlce, 259 Main Street. Itis a fine chance to VERY NEAR THE CENTER -~ OF THE CITY Considering that Treasure Fields is only 15 to 18 minutes walk from the City Hall and about € mihutes ride on the South Main street car WE MAINTAIN THAT THE LOCATION IS IDEAL. Situated about half way between New Britain and Kensington just a short ways beyond South Main street, on the New Britain road. If you trolley down tell the conductor to let you off at Newton street. This street runs the entire depth of the property which fronts over 1,500 feet right on the car line. There's no question about it THIS PROPERTY WILL INOREASE IN VALUE RAPIDLY. $2.00 deposit then $1.00 a week is all a lot costs. DESIRABLE LOTS $90 to $195 Jordan & Selleck sell exactly as advertised. $1.00 a week covers everything.. No taxes to pay and no payments required when sick or out of work., There are NO EXTRAS. A very large volume of sales enable us to make low prices and we believe our prices at TREASURE FIELDS to be lower than cash prices for similar lots in nearby places. You, too, will think so when you see the land. YOU ARE INVITED SUNDAY Buy one of the lots for an investment. You will find it easy to- pay the dollar a week and later on reap A GOOD PROFIT. We will expect you Sunday. ELLECK, Inc. Room 41, Booth’s Block 'HE CURRAN CO. e Are Offering Some Extra Good Values - for Saturday in Every Department * motive isito sell new, up-to date merchandise at cut prices for our customers’ benefit and give them every oppor- ;tmuty to save money. Belowisafew of the many good items to be found here tomorrow: Shirtwaists Men’s Wear L3 ‘Women's Shirt Waists in fine|Men’s ~Balbriggan Underwear, ““Swiss and Wash Silk, value double-seated drawers, 38¢c value. 2 5 c uw to 98c. SPECIAL AQ e | semoran AT . i Men’s Union Suits, .fine combed Women’s All Sl Shirt Waists in| ¥yarn, 79¢ value. the new colors, worth Boys Unlon Suits, - ln wlme and 89c "ecru, ‘39c value, of . fine peercale, sold' elsewhere ot $1.00, SPECIAL Silk Sale s,ooo yards of Fancy Silk Suiting, beautiful line of color- 12 1 Hosiery Women’s Fine Iisle Hose, black, tan and white, worth 19c, SPECIAL AT Women’s Wear Women’s Summer Under Vests, with and without sleeves, 150 value. SPECIAL 9¢c Women'’s Knit Drawers, lace trimmed, extra size, worth W R i ‘Women's Union Suits, lace trim- med, fine yarn, worth S9c. SPECIAL AT .. 25¢ ’s and Misses’ Under Vests SPECIAL AT .. (4 Children’s and Misses’ Under Vests, all sizes, worth 9 15c. SPECIAL AT .. C Women's Silk Boot Hose, black and white, worth 29c. SPEGIAL AT, » paie 1 7€ ‘Women’'s Pleated Silk Hose in black, 50c value. 29 c SPECIAL AT, a pair Men’s Fine Silk Idsle Half Hose, in black, worth 235c. 'SPECIAL AT, a pair 156 Ready-to-Wear ‘Women'’s Tallored Suits in fine. Wool material, EXTRA SPECIAL AT values, M $8.98 ‘Women's Extra Fine Tailored Suits, in the newest colorings and models Suits worth up to .$30.00. ings, 25¢ value, EXTRA SPEOCIAL, yard tessaans SEB EOETK 'WINDOW. Wash Gloves ¢y Fiinrcd Crepes, neat pat- Zorns, worth 13140 8 | ¥ard, SPHCTIAL AT yd [+ Wihite Watsting in stripo and “#nd chiecks, 10c value, 5 SPHOIAL AT, yard [+ 86-inch Volles and Cropo Suldngs, in-all the new dssigns, worth aipsiavive ko & mcolors.wld !ut 1d 121 at28c. Laces 40-inch Vollo Flouncings, neat mmgoods.wonhvh 28 SPECIAL AT, yard (4 0 to 13inch Fine swlu l!mbur. Hdgings, worth 13i4¢ to 8 150 yard, Epecial at, yd [+ 6 to 12-inch Fino Shadow Laces, Reat patterns, worth up to 17¢ yard, SPECIAL Cluny Laces: and Insertions, . as- oyl 15c, AT ‘Women's All Silk Messaline and Poplin Dresses, in worth up to $10.00. Extra Special new models, Dress Goods 38 and 40-inch Wool Dress Goods, semana An, e 49C lfl!bln::l Silk Poplins, all new SPROTAX, AT, yard ... 19C 89¢ 86-inch Bilk Taffeta, $1.23 value, Special at yard 86-inch §ilk Waisting in plain and flowered, 59¢ value SPECIAL AT ,.. 39c Fancy Borderéed Handkerchiefs, S¢ . $15.88 $4.98 Neckwear and Handkercheifs value, SPECIAL The New 1| and 1% Fine BSwlss Hankerchiefs, 12340 value 5 EXTRA SPECIAL, each Cc Fancy Neckwear, in collar sets, and vestees, 50c and 69¢c value. Special at 39(: 880 and 25c values SPECIAL AT .. i 19¢ The New Silk Fox Trot Ties 25¢ value, l SPECIAL AT 9¢ RTHDAY 0f CHIlDR[N’S HOME I(Iim:m o Be Guest At Surprise Reception. Rev. and Mrs. J. BE. Klingberg, founders of the Children’s Home, will bé tendered a reception tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Swed- ish Baptist church on Elm street in honor of the twelfth anniversary of the establishment of the Home. All interested in the Home are invited to attend. The plans for the recep- tion are in the hands of the children. It was on May 22, 1903, that Mr. Klingberg received into his home three little orphan boys and gave them a father's care. This was the small beginning from which has grown the Children’s Home, which is now caring for 118 children in five houses. Many other children who are not now en- fled have come and gone since the ndation of the institution. All through. these years there have been no funds for rainy days, but Mr, Klingberg has the greatest faith in the efficacy of prayer and in respoase to his appeals money has been forth- coming so that he might carry on his noble work. Mr. and Mré, Klingberg give their whole hearts to the chil- dren's welfare and their littls wards love them for it and appreciate their efforts. As Mr. Klingberg has been ‘| out of town during the week the chil- dren are planning the reception in the form of a surprise, ‘L City ltems Women's pumps, $2.00 to $4.00, at Besse-Leland's.—advt. Special sale, men's suits $9.50, real bargains, at Besse-Leland's.—advt. The condition of 8. P. Storrs, the Main street druggist who is ill at his home on Maple street, is reported to be critical. Men'’s rubber sole oxfords, $2.95 and $3.50, at Besse-Leland's.—advt. Lisle hose, all colors, 13c, at Besse- Leland’s.—advt. North & Judd has received a num- ber of small war orders which are expected to keep up prosperity at the plant. These orders are said to be smaller than original orders but suf- ficient to keep the factories busy. Children’s barefoot sandals, 93¢, at ‘Besse-Leland’s.—advt. Negligee shirts, French cuffs, 45c. Leland’s.—advt, President A, N. Rutherford of the Second Ward Republican club said today that the outing of the club at Savin Rock would positively be held on June 19. The club will meet tonight to make furthér plans for the joyful occasion. Men's special straw hats, $1.50, the latest, at Besse-Leland’s.—advt. The new crepe athletic union suits, regular - $1.00 value, 85c, at Besse- Leland’'s—advt, A delegation from the Bakers' union called on Justice Hornkohl, the Elm street baker, last night and at- tempted to pursuade him to sign a union contract. He refused. Raised seam caps, the latest, 50c, at Besse-Leland’s.—advt, Special sale children’s odd trousers, at Besse-Leland's.—advt, laundered and A special, at Besse- Have you seen the “Hatch™ one-} button union suits at Besse-Leland's? —advt. Harold G. Wolff has severed his connection with the local office of the United Electric Light and Water com- pany to accept a more remunerative position at the Waterbury office. He carries with” him the best wishes of his local associates and also a fine meerchaum pipe which was presented to him béfore he left. Fred Bradley will succeed him. i Children’s nats, the newest styles, 50c, at Besse-Leland’s.—advt. Boys' baseball suilts, 98¢, at Besse- Leland’s.—advt. Men’s soft collar attached shirts, 95c, at* Besse-Leland's.—advt. The scheduled games of the Boys' given by the United Swedish Sing- - & ESTABLISHED 1 4.'!{ v Schaffner & Marx Suits - A wide selection ol () designs Varsity J V, Fifty Five At $18, $20 $22 and $25 Our Shirt showing includes a range from 50c to $3.50. o WE WANT TO IMPRESS YOU WITH THE VALUE Oi Children’s Vestee Washable Suits at $1.00 Stetson Hats,Emery Shirts, Inter woven Stockings, Rockinchair Union Suits Church Athletic association baseball league will be played tomorrow after- noon in Hart's fleld. The South church nine will play the Baptists and St, Mark's team will play the Metho- dists. “Oliver Twist” suits, 98¢, $1.48 and $1.98 at Besse-Leland's.—advt. K. and E, Bell, and K. and 8 blouses, 50c values, 39%c, at Besse- Leland’s—advt. A special-—Boys’ blue serge suits all prices at Besse-Leland’s.—advt, The final report of the committee which had charge of the recent fair ing Societies for the benefit of the con- vention fund shows that $874.22 was made, The reception of the Methodist church for Rev. and Mrs. Warren 8. Cook, the new pastor and his wife, and for Rev, and Mrs, George B. Neu- mann, the returned missionaries from ‘West China, will be held in the church tonight. The first outing of the season of the Connecticut Botanical society wil] be held tomorrow at Waterville anda will be attended by many New Britain resi- dents. E—————————— To the Board of County Commission- ers for Hartford County. l | 1 ous and Intoxicating Liquors; Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and at 294 South Main Street, To New Britain, to No. 284 Street, in the Town of New My place of business is not within two hundred feet in a dil line from any Church Edifice or lic or Parochial School, or the ises pertaining thereto, or amy office, public library, or cemetery. Dated at New Britain, this 21st! of May, A. D. 1915. JOSEPH Lmo. Al We, the Undersigned, are and taxpayers, owning real the Town of New Britain, and by sign and endorse the fo ing | plication of Joseph Landino license, and hereby certify that applicant is a suitable p on licensed pursuant to sald appi Dated at New Britain, this III of May, A. D. 1915. Andrew Schaefer, John Mal Andrew G. Brandt, Louls @ Wi Adolph Lindgren. \ 1 Hereby Certify that the named signers and end electors and taxpayers, owning estate, in the Town of New B Dated at New Britain, this Zld. of May, A, D. 1915. ALFRED L, THOMPSON, Town Cle: I Hereby Apply for a transfer orl removal of my License to sell Spiritu- | Talking Machine Owners Attention Columbia 12 inch $1.00 Records for 35 Cents Columbia 10 inch Records for 25 Cents Having procured the Rossberg Bros’s. Talking Machine Agency, and wishing to confine myself “Victor” products only, I will sell 1145.12 inch dollar records in first class condition at 35 cents' and 1430 first class 10 inch records at 25 cents each. Here {s your opportunity to provide your self with plenty of good music for the summer at ONE-THIRD of the regular price, providing you are not particular about having “Victor” o only. Be sure and come early and have your pick, as this extraordinary offer cannot be duplicated, NOTICE—No records sent out on approval during sale. No discount allowed on “Victor” products. sale, No records will be charged duringsy 321 Main Street JEWELER New Britain, Cogn