New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1915, Page 11

gale keeps heat.” Instead f 2 waning response’ s'1s often the case th sales. after. the Sarly buyers report, his ‘sale is showing ter recognition day: from. city d out of town buy- . Those who are a'rule'skeptical of paper asser- are finding out those who have thased that' this a gale ‘based ' on hful -advertising that ‘inecredible the values ' may b they are sub- tiated by the de- of goods so ng that there be no deubt ut our claims of ue-giving. Dear firie JACOB DREYFUS & SONS P TELEbRoN iy W “Gmynac“es: hivts Sumnsra evis svmeers Besron Nay 38, 1918 ¥p. Jes. M. Balloran, ¥ow Britain, Gosa, We bave dsaidsd te sosept yeur offer of LN 4 4aliar for goods mads p for you previous $0 yOuF e, *hieh you were 9bliged to casmes on’gosount of s, ratder than oarzy them ever for asother ssases. / e trust the public of Wew Britain vill sgpresiste the.great sacrifice we are makisg aad that they #%% 430 benerit OF 2o bargains wnioh you will e atle to offer thew. Yours very truly, fet- By NSRRI So you who have noét been hére just stretch your imag- ination a trifle and leave your mind opefi to the convic- tion that maybe thére are such bar- gains here that will tempt = evén you. ¥.come in if only ‘out of curiosity. If [ You do net go. out. Wwith a satisfiea grin and a gratification of unusual savings it will not be' be- cause they - are not here for you. They are here and all it takes is time enough to read the letters we have received from the Clothing Manufacéturers and a - little ' common clothing judgment to ‘uahzo the unusual bensfits. So come at once and get these bargains -while the opportunity is yours. This stock still pre- sexnts a 'pleasing as- ‘| Sortment in"all lines. L €6.08—B1ue Serge Sults that ére low at $10.00 to $12.00. $7.98—Suits that were low t $18.00 to $15.00. EO1LA LINES OF RAIN- QATS AT $2.19 AND $4.98. BY THESE BAR- « BARGAINS. . Black Half Hose at 5¢ pr. ldént make Suspenders ' 18c; 2 pair for .2 on-or Paris Garters. l'lc pr. fer pad Garters. Leather Belts. B ' Cheney Neckwear. .. 5 Pajamas at . Pajamas at .. Pant Overalls. | E ck Ovarllll wtth bib 1 suspenders L. OF C. DUTING ‘Wil be Held at Lake Com- i pounce on-July 21 promises to be the banner Chamber of Commerce cir- taks place at Lake Com- ‘ednesday, July 21, when nnual outing will be held. nite plans have not as vet | pleted, the K committee In ; outlining & program which to be ' pleasing’ to all | fend the affair. The crowd will | 4 er, about 1 o’clock ‘and a hlinner will be served at 5:30 In the meantime a program , including a baseball game A Plan, Pasitve Statement = N6 case Of imperfect eve- ble of benefit by the use which we cannot correct to t "extent possible. . prove its truth by a prac- ! ;tion uul reference to i YERS’ NDTIGE! ens !il.bl. to pay C".y New Britain, Conn., are stifled that - the following e beén laid and are due and the First Day 6f July, 1915, 'AX ON LIST OF OCTOBER ;' FIRST AND SEOOND MILLS ON THE i g 17% 'AX ON LIST OF OOTOBER RST DISTRICT 12 MILLS ’ DOLLAR. ; il meet the Taxpayvers.at the “ Offiee, in City Hall, Room 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 12, 1,42, 3, 5, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21 22, 23, 28; 29, 30, 81, from 9 a, m, includlng noon hour, and every Monday, Wednesday | 5 Evenings to recelve the L3 “OPEN SATURDAY. AF- | usually oceur at outings o . Special Savings on \ . Shirts - $2.00 Shirts now sélling at.$1.19 $1.50 Shirts now selling at. 78c $1.25 Shirts now selling at. 68c $1.00 Shirts now selling at. 59¢ 76c Shirts now selling at. 39c¢ 25 doz. Shirts, white attached collars, 50c Shirts for 20¢ each e o———————— TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON TROUSERS. $1.256 Khaki Troysers at. .. $1.00 Khaki Trousers at. .. WORK TROUSERS At 98¢, $1.10 and $1.49 89¢ i8¢ between thé Civi¢ and Mercl\rmtuo Bureaus, will be héld and feot rac- ing, boats, racing target shootinz Quoits and various. other athletic events will be staged. To avoid unnecessary delays which the com: mittees will arrange all thé detalis for the events prior to the date and thus do away With any waste of tims on the arrival at the grounds. Ar- rangements for card playing for the ladies and other amusements will he also taken care of by the committee. Meetings of various committees in charge of the affair will be held next week and something definite will be decided om at that time. Prize Seal Contest. Tt is llkély that the winner of the prize seal contest will be announced at this gathering. The following is the plan and rules of the contests an- nounced by the bowler: In an effért to secure a suitable design for a Seal to be used by ' tho New Britain Chamber of Commerce it has been decided to dffer & prize of $25 for the best design submitted by a citizen of New Britain, It is the purpose to secure a design which will become the Officlal Corporation Seal of the Chamber, and one which may be used as a symbol . of the Chamber on stationery, publicity, ma- terial, ete, Raules, 1. Any person now a resident of New Britain, Connectiéut, and who hes been a resident for one year or more, shall beé eéligible to competition. 2. All designs shall be submitted on paper or flexible board 8 1.2x11, tae designs to be generally circular in form and of a difameter not less than 6 inches, 3. All designs pubmitted in this con- test must be of such a ¢haracter as to lend themselves to réproduction in any sizé by the following methods: a, Lithographic or color process printing. b. Zine reproduction in one colo.r 4. All designs submitted in this contest must bear the following words: New Britain ' Chamber of Commerce, Connecticut, U, 8. A, In- corporated 19185, 5, All sheets bearing designs sub. mitted for this ¢ontest must have at- tached to them a plain sealed envel- ope containing a card with the con- testant's name and address ' plainly written upon it, 6, The idea expressed in the design and its adaptabjlity to the purpose desired will be given preference over fine details and drawing. 7, All designs submitted in this contest, will, upon request, be re- turned if postage is sent for this pur- | pose, 8, All designs must be submitted on or before July 17, 1915 to the pub- liclty eommittee of the New Britain Chamber of Commerce, who, with the secretary and president of the Cham- ' at the rate of Nine Per harged If not paid in ng July 1st, 19135, qons owing taxes on sld téd to make payment b 25, to save ‘expense Of ber will constitute the judges. 9, For the design seléected by the Judges in thig contest, the New. Brit- ain Chamber of Commerce will pay the sum 8§25, The design selected ig to becoma ths preperty of ‘the New Britain Chamber of Commerce, the party whoss design is selected. ehall walve all elaim, financially and oth- erwise upes the New Britain Cham- ber of Commerc, AT $9.98-—8uits .that. ‘were low at $16,00. ————————— AT $12.98—Siits that were low at $20.00. e et e—— Special. Prices on all the new shapes.in Straw Hats at 79c, 89c; $1.19, $1.48 and $1.69. FUR&}.‘I‘NG ITEMS OF INTENSE INTEREST. $1.00 Unién Suits at....... $1.26 Union' Suits at 25¢ © Shawknit Half at 18c; 2 pairs for $1.560 Auto Dusters at. 4 $1.50 and $2.00 st Hats $1.00 Medium Weight Shlfl.fl and Drawers at .... -89c $1.00 Caps at Caps at .... JOSEPH M. HALLORAN 50c u 238 Main Street. DR. GREENBERG CAN ONLY VISIT CHILD | charged for a ticket a foot long, di- Former Local Physician and Wife Figure in Divorce By a decision of Judge Lucien I. Burpés in the superior court yestey- day, Mrs Matild A, Greenbersg, wife of Dr. John D, Greenberg, a former local Physician, is to have custody of their child until the question of their di- vorce is definitely settled. - Judge Bur- pee, however, ruled that Dr. Green- berg may visit his child once & weock at his mother-in-law’s home and may see the child in the presence of its grandmother, but in the absence of its mgather, as, the court explained, “sparks fly pretty quickly when Dr. Greenberg and his wife meet.” Dr. and Mrs. Greenberg formerly lived in West Majn street in this city and last summer, after some domestic troubles, Mrs, Greenberg left her hus- band and went to her parents’ home in Hartford. Subsequently she tried to have the 1dcal authorities prosecute him for mnon-support and finally did get the Hartford authorities to do so. Later Mrs. Greenberg, through Law- yer Sidney E, Clarke of Hartford, sued ' her husband for divorce and he has retained Judge F. B. Hungerford of this eity. Doctor and Lawler Clash, On the witness stand yesterday Mrs. Grgenberg scemed on the verge of a cpl e when her husband spoke up and said: “I'll take care of her, Mr. Clarke, if you want me to.” “I don’t care to have you and she don’t care to have you either,” the lawyer told the doctor. “If you had minded your own bu ness this wouldn’t have happened, the physician shot back. ‘Wife Scores Husband. Supporting his petition for custody of the child, Dr. Greenberg ) states that his wife does not give it the proper care. She works in a store all day and goes out frequently at night, he said. Denying this, Mrs. Greenberg said she did not go out nights and that -on the other hand her husband had taken the child out auto riding on several occasions and when he had left the child was taken sick from being: overfed with candy. She also declared that the doctor haad insulted her and her parents and furthermore had assaulted her. - In another charge she declared that she knew Dr, Green- berg gives up her position in a store known as Blanche Evans at the Hotel Regal. fter some further discussion Judge Burpee decided that if Mrs. Green- berg give up her position in a store and stayed home to care for the child she may have it in her custody. PICNIC OF SOUTH CHURCH TOMORROW Big Orowd Expected to Go to Laurel | Park, Hartford, on the Annual Outing. Everything is in readiness for the hig picnic of the South church at Laurel pirk tomorrow. The Connec- ticut company promises to have plepty of cars on hand and the advance sale of tickets indicates that there will be a large numbér of people to ride them. The church bell will ring at 8:30 o'cloek., At 9 o’clock tne sale of tickets at the chur¢h will begin and at 9:37 the cars will leave for the park, where they will arrive at about 10:46 o’cloek. Lunch will be eatén at noon. At 1 o’clock there will be | a church league game of baseball be- tween the South church and the Bap- tist teams. ‘At 1:30 the games and i contests will begin with Miss Mary Rogers and Frank Vensel in charge and with the Woodruft club acting as judges, starters and timers. Mrs. W. 1. Williams will care for the entér- {ainment and the safety of the little children and A. M. Clarx will have charge of the lemonade booth. The Woodruff club and the Boy Scouts will act a8 a committee of safety. The Boy Scouts have made a thorough canvass of the congrega- tion for the sale of tickets, one scout alone selling more than sixty tickets. The children in the primary-depart- ment dnd kindergarten will be given free tickeets. All otners will be vided into sections entitling the hold- ers to transportation both ways. a free merry-go-round ride, and boat ride, and two glasses or 1emonade. Te those who do not care for a boat ride a second free ride on the merry- go-round will be given. The manage- ment of Laurel park will give each person attnding a free merry-go- round ride and will make reduced rates for ice cream and additional rides. The cars will leave Laurel park at 5 o'clock for the return trip. SHOWER FOR BRIDE. A miseellaneous shower was ten- dered Mre, Chester Willys, formerly Miss Bessie Thompson, at her mother’s home, 31 Fairview street, last evening, The guests, who numbered thirty- five, assembled in the parior to sur- prise the bride. Mrs. Willys was the 1ecipient of many beautiful . gifts. Piano selections were renderéd by Wilgon Hancock and vocal solos by Nelson Willys and Margaret Kilduff. Refréshments were served on the iawn, which was beautifully decorated with Japanese lanterns, Miss Bisie Giles and Dorothy Thompson acting ai servers. Mr. and Mrs. Willys will reside at 156 Fairview street after July 3. in | REAL ESTATE AND LAND COMPA HAVE many improvements to show. you. No better bungalow sites to be found / BARNESDALE. "This property is building up rapidly, the prices the low: terms are most reasonable. Salesmen on the ground every ' afternoon. ‘A, minute ride from City Hall on the Plainville Line WM. F. RITTNER 36 Bradley St. BASEBALL MEETING TONIGHT. The managers of the Fraternal league will meet this evening in Court Friendly’s club rooms at 8 o'clock and important business will be transacted. Saturday's games will be betwéen the Moose and the Red Men at Fraternal field at 8 o'clock, and the Jr. O. U. A. M. will meet the Tabs at Walnut Hill park at the same hour. Court Friendly will play the Eagles at Fra- ternal fleld Sunday afterncon at $ o'clock. | - GITY ADVERTISEMENT. Street, Grade and Fifteen Feet Build- ing Lines on Clinton Street, from | Burritt St. to Slater Road. Clerk’s Office, City of New Britain, June 24, 1915. To whom it may csoncern: Notice is heréby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain has made the following appraisal of dam- ages and assessment of benefits, lcaused by the proposed establishment of Street, Grade and fifteen feet {building lines on CLINTON STREET, jfrom Burritt Street to Slater Road viz: North Side. Damages Benefits 12.68 12.68 5.00 5.00 Mary Warren. ... Elenara Gwerek. . Valentine Sahr- backer and Ros- amond Sahr- backer jointly.. Frederick Beckley Fred Lehman and Anna B. Leh- man jointly. .. Ferdinard Streigle James R. Kelly.. Estate of William 46.43 8.38 13.15 13.65 12.50 3 178.75 Mitchell A. Hunler and Sarah R. Hunter jointly. Frank Grygo.... Bartolmier Dob. rowolski . | Frank Grys 60.76 45.30 24.80 wie 117.00 outh |Estate of John Henry Andrews George C. Schenck Estate of John Henry Andrews Richard B. Viets. Mitchell A. Hunter and Sarah R. Hunter Jjointly. Russwin Land Co i Russwin Land Co {Charles B. Cad- well .., 67.16 15.05 33.00 354.15 133.76 46.10 27.20 53.00 53.26 40.80 79.50 45.50 63.00 $1,078.89 $1,078.89 benefits or betterments to any other person or party. Accepted, Adapted Certified from lrecord and published twice, by order of the Common Council. Attest. ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Clerk. (N. B. Herald.) 9 TO 11 a. m.—HOUR SALE—9 TO 11 a, m. STEAKS, Short, Sirlom, Round Porterhouse and 1 8 c Guaranteed Good Laundry Soap . ,'"'" 22c] Large New Potatoes 13- pk SPECIALS F UR SATURDAY LEAN FRESH PORK LOINS ... b ] 21%c LEGS OF-YOUNG LAMB , FRESH ROASTING VEAL SHOULDER POT ROAST BEEF FRESH KILLED STEWING FOWL . b 17¢ .Ib 18¢: .Ib 15¢ ...lb 17¢ W w o 17¢ AN S 186 veraaerrrso lm@wffgffifi..,.lm 11c SHOULDERS -\ = 14¢ LAMB CHOPS , SLICED LEAN BUTTER MOHICAN : CREAMERY Fresh Made Very Made ,Fancy Ib 30c 27c Best Pure2 - 25C sznffb‘,lr‘lb 1 2]/26 MIXED FAT l 2C SALT PORK ,, ... SWIFT'S GOLDEN 24c 17¢ WEST FOWL ,..,.lb. BONELESS COTTAGE 25¢c 25¢ Fresh vonn. b, 1 pt. jar Mustard 1 bot Mixed Pickles Moh. Pork and Beans 3 Irg cans None Better. 55.00 ! And it finds no damages, or special | DEWITT A. RILEY Sovereigns Block . { Lean Fresh Pork Loins (Eastern Cut Pork) 153 Fancy Lean Smoked Shoulders (Short Shank) Ag Fresh Cut Hamburg Steak ................ : Fancy Lean Skinned Back Hams ............ 18 Fancy Fowl and Chickens ... .. At Lean Strips of Sugar Cured Bacon ........ 18 PR Saturday 10 1bs Sugar 59¢, and 5 cans Evaporated Milk Old Potatoes ........... e New Potatoes .... Pillsbury’s Best Flour . ... White Loaf and Gold Medal Flour Large Grape Fruit (Heavy Quality) Fancy Native Asparagus ..... Fancy Native Lettuce . Fresh Native ’l‘eleprone Peu (Nicely Filled) Sc i Fresh Tomatoes . | Fresh Native Strmg Beans .............. ok 10c' Fresh Bunch Beets . . .. ne Fresh Cucumbers . ... .3 for 1! '_ Imported Pure Olive Oil 65¢ a qt. Former price 80¢ Our Own Brand Coffee (Silver Brand) Ground and Roasted Especially for Us ......... 30¢ Silver Spoons With Each Pound. Telephone Orders Propmtly Attended to and Delivered to All Parts of the City, The GREAT WESTERN MARK FrlnkMaletta,Prop., 63 Main St. ’ STRAWBERRIES, Fresh Natives * boskets 2 5 ¢ NATIVE GREEN PEAS Y7z Telephone, 4 qts l 3 c NEW NATI'V'E BEETS, 3 tn bunch 3bc||s oc LARGE CALIFORNIA LEMONS ..doz 0 c LARGE RED RIPE TOMATOES . .2 lbs lsc'; Fresh Native l\viem‘lowbrookb 2 l c Vi 10 c '_ Boston Head 5 c Cheese 25c Lettuce . .2 hds GR. SUGAR With 30¢c Purchase or Over at 63 Grocery Dept. ................10 lbs Cc FLOUR, Mohican Brand ........12 1b sack 4 o MILK, Best Evaporated. . . ...3 tall 10c cans 23C LEMON and GINGER SNAPS ... 218 } 55 o ] ..21bs MOHICAN BEST MACARONTI , , ,8 pkgs. DINNER BLEND u‘)m:uvnu.m 19c SUGAR ,,.,...,2 Ibs 176 Bl mm uol'mmr. 1bs. 13¢ 25¢ : v . 12€° PAPER, ...m.....l3c ] N. B. ©. MIXED COOKIES, i, &,