New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1915, Page 8

uaranteed ggs et .doz 27C | Native Yellow Onions . .. .4 gis 8c .B.C. UNF‘EDA BISCUITS GS OF YOUNG LAMB DRES OF YOUNG LAMB RESH LEAN PORK ROASTS A LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS b 14C . RIME RIB ROAST BEEF ANCY CHUCK ROAST RESH KILLED STEWING FOWL .. AN BOST ()\ » 16¢ BEEF .. ' 12Yec GOLDEN '\\' MONEY-SAVING SATURDAY SPECIALS Moh. Creameiry Meadowbrook Best Pure Lard Selected Eggs for boiling doz 2 Ibs 25¢ 35¢c FLORIDA ORANGES, Thin Skin, Sweet and Juicy Kiln Dried Sweet Potatoes . .. .4 lbs Cape Cod Cranberries .3 gts 15c¢ 25c¢ SVAPOR!/ \' "D Native Yellow Turnips ... .4 qts Hand Picked Baldwin Apples* 4 qts 8c 15¢ 25c¢ E Moh. Red Butter- fly Tea ..1-1b pkg Dinner Blend Fancy Evaporated Peaches ... .4 lbs Moh. Buckwheat Flour ... .3 b pkg 25c¢ 13c WE GIVE ROYAL GOLD TRADING STAMPS—ASK FOR THEM. The Usual Big Saturday Sale at the Great Western Market ™o : Lean Fresh Shoulders Cut Hamburg .. eavy Cuts of Salt Pork . Ib. Liver and %; 1b, Bacon oney Comb Tripe . . ancy Fowl and Chickens. SPECIAL ON SUGAR FOR SATURDAY b Ibs. Sugar 59¢, and 1 1b. Puritan Boy Coffee 30c oduce Flour . oduce Flour . .. . 10c b . 9¢ 1b. French Peas Sauer Kraut. Sweet Potatoes . ... . $6.50 bbl. | Kale, Spinach, . 89¢ bag - Imported Italian Pure Olive Oil Imported Italian Pure Olive Oil . Imported Italian Pure Olive Oil 1 peck Potatoes 23c, Imported Italian Macaroni Parmesan Cheese, best quality . Romano Cheese, best quality . . Toreno Salamey, best quality Large can of Italian Peppers .10c a quart Lettuce, and Parsnips. $2.15 a gallon . $1.10 14 gallon 59¢ quart and half peck Onions 15¢ 3 Ibs for 25¢ ... 45¢c > . 38c b . 40c ™ 18c can . 19¢ can Pea Benns .17¢ quart . 3 1bs. for 10c Turnips, Celery, - Carrots THE GREAT WESTERN MARKET | ’Phone 1053 rrank Wz ives Make it your Business to Visit Our Market Friday and Saturday. ¥rop., 63 Main St. PARK MARKET CO. GROCERY, MEAT AND FISH HOUSE 230-232 PARK STREET i MUST TALK PEACE (Continued From First Pags.) sary to prevent a repetition. No true i | German, he asserted, was desirous of | ‘E"dmg the war on any other terms. He repeated the declaration made | earlier in the day by Dr. Scheidemann ! | socialist, that the s never would consider a peace nwl\mg the retrocession of Alsace-Lorraine. | 0 Annexation of Land. | Deputy Landsberg said that with Premier Asquith eat Britain and Premier Briand of France, both de- manding militarism, the destruction of a strong Germany, he could understand the chancellor's attitude and was pleased that Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg in return had not demanded the destruction of Ru and French militarism or British rinism,” which would ren impossible. Regarding th of territory, the deputy e isfaction that the chancellor had made no mention of annevation, “The chancellor repeatedly has des- ignated the occupied territo | redemption pledges,” he | has said that statesmen must hold out hopes to their countrymen of a better future. No German man would wish | to conclude any other peace- No Security Against Wars, Deputy Landsherg said the chancel- S0 1 Carload of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Fowl, Veal, and Pork. Xmas Week. Chickens, Lamb, Beef Will Arrive DO YOU WANT QUALITY, QUANTITY AND VA RIETY AT A REAL SAVING? COME TO THE PARK MARKET 230-232 Roast Pork Fresh Shoulders . ..13¢ Ib Fresh Native Hams 16¢ 1b Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb 18(: Lamb to Bake . ..... Lamb Stew ..... A Lamb Rib Chops . .. Loin Lamb Chops .. Fresh Fry Native Veal Legs .. Roast of Veal Veal to Bake Veal Stew . Loin Veal Chops ... Beef Liver Prime Rib Reast of Beef Pure Leaf Lard 12 1-2¢ 1b t Fancy Native Fow! 25¢ 1b Whole Hams Smoked Shoulders . .13c1b Breakfast Bacon .. .20c 1b Pigs’ Kidneys Native Little Pigs, 60 1b average . 1b 13¢ Swift’s Goiden Fowl to Pot Roast .. Cross Rib Roast . .16¢ Ib Shoulder Roast . ...15¢ Ib Boneless Rump Roast Boston Roll Shouder Steak Round Steak ... Sirlein Steak Short Steak Porterhouse Steak .25¢ 1b Fresh Pigs’ Feet ... Tclb Fresh Spare Ribs ..13¢ 1b All our Prices are for the very best quality obtain- able. It is up to you to -come and see the goods. Look at the prices and if | you don’t think you can save from 4c to 10c on a 1b of meat, do not buy it. You are welcome to look around and see our dis- play. Courteous treat- MONDAY, 4 TO 9 P. M.—ROUND, SHORT, THE 230-232 Park Street ment assured. PARK STREET. Creamexy Tub Butter Peanut Butter made while you wait, 1-2 1b box 10c Home Made, Pure Pork Sausage Sliced Ham Fresh Hamburger . Calves’ Liver 25¢ b Veal Cutlet . ..25¢1b Large 3 1b cans of Call- fornia Peaches, Plums, Pineapples and Pears .14c 1b Regularly sold for 25¢ | Rex Pork and Beans. We say it is as good a bean as any best brand | and much better than| some canned beans. This week only. 3 cans for 25¢ Telephone Peas of a fine flavor . .. .3 cans for 25¢ Yellow Globe Turnips You Will Save Mone y Trading in PARK MARKET Next to O’Dell’s Drug Store Just Think, 1-2 1b can of Lowney’s Cocoa for 15¢ A 25c¢ bottle of Pure Catsup for | Of Course Cabbage is Free with Corned Beef 7 bars Welcome Soap .25¢ Warranted Eggs ..27c doz 5c bags of Salt, 5¢ Rolls of Toilet Paper, 5c cans Evap. Milk, 5¢ boxes matches 25c¢ can of Corned or Roast Do not mind the prices be- ing so low. Come and see what you get. Don’t be misled, You’ll find the Best. SIRL OIN, and PORTERHOUSE STEAKS of Quality 17¢ 1b Extra Heavy Grape Fruit . . Meats halves, BEANS . the destruction of Prussion | which was equivalent to | Mohican Peanut Butter Swift’s Premlum 23 C each 5 Cc nglish Walnut 2 l c %% -1b BEST PASTRY Pt bottle \lOHlC N PORK AND 3 cans lor had demanded securities against repetitions of wanton attacks. The socialists, too, wish to preserve future generations from the battiefields and trenches, continued the speaker, but there was no security against future wars in conducting this war to the exhaustion or subjugation of another nation, If Germany's opponents did not { desire peace because they insisted upon the destruction of Germany's de- fensive fo and the annexation of | German territory, they must . learn that the socialist appeal for peace was based on no anxiety about the outcome of the war. He declared that nothing could increase the courage and resolution of the German troops more than the consciousness that the | resposibility for a further continuance of the wvar rested with their oppon- ents. PLANNING NEW UNION. Incorporated Sunshiners and New In- corporated Body Will Unite. The Incorporatel Sunshine oted to receive membership the non-incorporated members of th Sunsaine society but such will not take place until the annual meeting held the first of the yeur. At this time committees will be named to re- | vise the constitution, etc., and new of- ficers will be elected. At the present time therc exists an Tncorporated Sunshine society with fifteen members, all of whom are members of non-incorporated branch Under the new system the Incorpor- ated Sunshine society will have in the neighborhood of 200 active members and by the union much more efficient results will be accomplisted. cociety has v 1o ABRAHAM GRUBER DEAD New York, Dec. 10.—Abraham Gru- ber, for years prominent in city, state and national republican politics, died at his home in New York today, after an illness of several weeks. He was 54 years old. During the Roosevelt- Taft campaign for the republican nomination in 1912, Mr. Gruber was a bitter opponent of Col. Roosevelt and was a conspicuous figure at the Chicago convention. ! SUCCESSFUL WHIST. The Working Girls club gave a whist in its rooms in Judd's block last evenin. The affair proved a splendid success from a financial as | well as social viewpoint. Gentla- man’s first prize was won by T. Mar- tin; second, George King; third, George Lynch. Mrs. McEnroe won the lady’s first prize, thg second and third going to Mrs. Pfeiffer and Mrs. { mending the passage of the ' ESTABLISHED 1886 & Globe Clothing House At Our Store in a SingleVisit You Can Choose Your Christmas Gift Bath Robes, House Coats Socks, Suspenders, Arm Bands, Neckwear, Handkerchiefts, Umbrellas, Bags, Slippers, Leggins, etc. Many Charming Things Which Are Very Inexpensive. NEW HAVEN USED MASS. AUTHORITIES To Acquire Control of B. & M., Contends Government New York, Dec. 10.—Testimony in- troduced today by the government at the trial of the eleven former direc- tors of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad under the Sher- man law, was intended to show that influences were brought to bear by the New Haven upon the authorities of Massachusetts to secure the enact- ment of legislation to enable the New Haven to acquire control of the Boston and Maine railroad and ap- proval of the acquisition after this had been accomplished. This was put in by the government on the re-direct examination of Charles S. Mellen to controvert tes- timony by the defense to the effect that the New Haven had legal sanc- tion for the Boston and Maine ac- quisition. Conferred With Draper. Mr. Mellen admitted that Timothy E. Byrnes, vice president of the New Haven and legislative agent, was in conference with the late Governor Draper on the subject of the message that the governor sent to the Massa- chusetts legislature in 1909 recom- Boston Railroad Holding Act, which enabled the New Haven to control the Boston and Maine, and that a copy of the bill was sent to the witness “for sug- gestions” before it was sent to the legislature. Judge Hunt declined to permit the government to inquire whether, in Geor; Smedle: nsideration of the passage of the { chute act, Governor Draper was to be lowed to name the Boston and Maine. al- president of the BERGSTROM GETS CONTRACT. The treasury department has noti fied Postmaster W. F. Delaney that August Bergstrom has been the suc cessful bidder for the contract the erection of the mew parcel post at the local office. Work waii commenced immediately on the chute and it will be in readiness for the heavy holiday busine tor be SAMUEL GOES TO London, Dec. 10, 1 p. m.—The postmaster general, Herbert Samuel standing for election to parliament for the Cleveland division of North Md- Yorkshire, on account of his re- appointment to the cabinet post of ellor of the Duchy of Lan- cashire, today def: his opponent with 7,812 votes as against 1,453. The opposing candidate, Henry Knight printer of Leeds, made his under the auspices of th Government League.” He posed recent enactments the sale of lig I’Al(l IAMENT also op- rest Y‘l(;\'lllfl BULGARIANS CLAIM VICTORY Paris, Dec. 10, 9:50 m.—A des- patch to the Havas Agency from Sal oniki dated Thursday says: “On the strength of the fact that the Frenck and English troops retired from p sitions to the north and east Bulgarians announce a brilliant * tory over the entente allies. It is | stated on good authority that no ser- fous action took place “It is officlally denied that there are any Germans among the Bulgar- ian troops in front of the entente al- lies.”” TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICAT®ON WANTED — Thoroughly maid for general housework working housekeeper in family of two. Must come well recommended and speak English. Apply evenin; at 2 Arch 1 competent or Give Useful Xmas Gifts! RACKLIFFE’S SUGGESTIONS 3-pc. Carving Set .$2.50 and up Safety Razors..... Shears............ Scissors........... Food Choppers.. .. Family Scales ... Pocket Knives .. . . Flash Lights . . . .. 1.00 and up .50 and up .25 and up | 1.25 and up 1.25 and up .25 and up .65 and up High Grade Tools. Skates............$ .50 and up Sleds ... Clocks ........... Ford Electric Lights 5.00 Watches.......... 1.00 and up Razor Strops ... .. .85 and up’ .75 and up .25 and up Rackliffe Bros’. Co., Inc. 250 Park Street, New Britain, Conn.