New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1916, Page 14

EW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 1916. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, BESSE-LELAND’S The I, iwve ~Store WE ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS But we are going to give for one week some of the most convincing values in new merchandise. ° It Wil Pay You to See OUR BARGAIN WEEK PRICES 1 BESSE-LELAND CO. 38 Stores 38 Cities Largest Clothing Organization in New England City ltems All our high grade suits $13.50 cash, tomorrow only at Wilson's.—advt. The auditors of the Swedish Beth- any church presented a report at the adjourned annual meeting last eve- ning. See our store lighting Cooley & Johnson.—advt. James McConkey is confined to his home on Winter street by illness. equipment Emil Larson, for fifteen years em- ployed by the American Hosiery com- pany, has resigned to accept a posi- tion with John A. Andrews & Co. Extra force of salesmen tomorrow. Damon’s Shoe Sale.—advt. Get your mahogany lmps at Cooley & Johnson's.—advt. David Anderson, an’evangelist of Brooklyn, N. Y., will preach at the Swedish Baptist church Sunday. The Eavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., Hartford, have just received some new elegant afternoon and evening gowns. In these ready-to-wear gowns, nothing leaves this shop unti] perfectly fitted. —advt. Harry B. Christenson of this city, recently went west on a vacation trip, has been forced to undergo an opera- tion and will be detained in Chicago for a month or more. Dollar quality—Phoenix colored silk hose for Women—two pair for $1 cash at Wilson's, Saturday only.— advt. Richard White of Forest street is confined at his home by illness. row.—advt. Mrs. W. T. Sloper is ill at her home on Grove Hill with an attack of grip. Superintendent Trinder of the State Trade school will talk this evening class at the Y. M. C. A. ‘ The monthly meeting of Esther Stanley chapter, D. A. R., was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Dayton Humphrey on West Main street. The Sunday School workers of the evening at 6:30 o’clock. The monthly supper of the Ladies’ Aid society of the Methodist church will be held this evening at 6:30 o’clock. The official board will hold its regular session at 7:45 o’clock. Native Eges, 33c. advt. Russell Bros.— Butter is Russell advt. lower. PLANS FOR SAENGERFEST. Quartet Club is Working for Event {Here Next July.. Extensive preparations are in ithe works for the eighteenth state saen- 3 and 4 under the auspices of New Britaln Quartet club. Bve member of the local committee make the event the most the history Saengerbund. The following committees Michael Reindel, Bruno Hentschel, Joseph Preissel, Louis Lehr; and printing, Gustave Kosswig, Paul Bellmann, Carl Rohrberg, Paul Bayer, Martin Neipp; prizes for the singing contest, George Hag John Reindel, Louis Lehr, Prei badges, Bruno August Stichtenoth and entertainment, Charles Charles Rudolf, Otto Rechenberg Michael Haettinger, Joseph Krenn Fred Buckholtz and Theodore Mant park, hall and refreshments, August Stichtenoth, Joseph Preissel, Chris tian Burckhardt, Hermann Voge Henry Bauer, David Dehm, jr., Wil liam Ramm, Charles Firnhab Christian Berg, Jullus Grass, Henninger and Paul Bay tions, Carl Rohrberg, Willard E. Edd Edward A. Dehm, Max J. Unkeibac! Waldemar Hermann, Arno Kerber. The reception committee will 1n vite and entertain His Execllency Gov- ernor, Marcus A. Holcomb and staff on the evening of the big concert, July 3. Plans will be completed in a few days and announced. The state armory on Arch street will be secured for the prize, singing and concert, the new Turner hall for the general headquarters and the ball. The board of officers will hold their regular meeting February 11 at Quartet club hall. Joseph Hentschel Fritz Henne; ¥. Dehm Native Eggs, 33c. advt. Russell Bre FOSTER IS | Popular Member of B. P. O, E. | lected For Exalted Ruler. Nominations for officers of New | Britain lodge, B. P. O. E., were made at the meeting last evening as follows: alted ruler, Wells C. Foster; es- teemed leading knight, Timothy W. O’Brien; esteemed loyal knight, Otis O. Butler; esteemed lecturing knight, Joseph G. Woods; secretary, Dudley T. | Holmes; treasurer, James M. Curtin; tyler, John T. Foley; trustee, Charles M. Schurr; delegate to the national convention at Baltimore, Md., James H. Curtin, alternate, Alonzo J. Hart. Chairman Enest N. Humphrey of MED. Se- the anniversary committee announced that the event would be celebrated on Invit following | March 30 with a banquet will be extended to the Grand alted Ruler James son of Boston; Past Exalted Ruler Jdward Leach of New York; former | Congressman Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden, John D. Shea of Boston, M B. Reidy of Naugatuck and P. J. Mur- ray of this city The lodge is planning a number of | social events to be held during the spring one of the features being a pa- triotic dance on Washington's Birth- day. Butter is advt. Bros.— working hard and all are pledged to notable in of the Connecticut State have been appointed: Music G. Afl Hagist, press , BEdward Hooge Nichol- | Great bargains at Wilson's tomor- | to the members of the working boys’ | South church will hold a supper this | gerfest, which will be held here July | the | | | 5 2 ESTABLISHED 1886 & Globe Clothing Hou The Best Thing We Can Do For Our Cus- tomers Is To Offer Them a Chance To Buy Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats At Greatly Reduced Prices At OUR 30TH ANNUAL SALE. Shoe Sale Ends Feb. 7 Men folks love pancakés At restaurants and on dining cars, where men order just what-they want, pancakes are in big demand. Take this as a tip—make pancakes real often, and with them serve TOWLE'’S LOG CABIN CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP Makes Home, ‘“Sweet’’ Home, Indeed rovement over any other syrup. Better in flaver, y. Guaranteed pureand wholesome. Ordertoday. 10c, 25c and larger sizes It’s a big im betterin b The Towle Maple Products Co., i s il Al s e s Ve e | Tahd (ST Buckwheat Cakes 1% cups buckwheat flour, 3 cup white flour, 3 teaspoon - salt, 214 cups thick sour milk, TOWLE'S L2 7 g ' teaspoons soda and, on 4 1L.OG CABIN egg. Sift buckwheat flour, T hite flour and salt into mix- /B O I ing bowl, add sour milk in which soda has been dissolved, and beat very smoothly, then add the well beaten egg. Bake on hot griddle. Don't Forget THA'T Harry Alex’s February | Furniture Sale Maans a saving for you of many Dollars. We have marked our Rugs away down as we had an extra large stock. Come early and get the pick. If you rae going to! need a Heating Stove come in and get one at cost. SEE OUR BRASS BEDS. You will be surprised to see what you can buy a heavy Brass Bed for. All of our Regular 50c¢ and 60c Linoleum at 39¢ yard. Oil wioth, 19¢ yard. You can save from $7.00 to $15.00 on a Guaranteed Cook- ing Steve. This is the time and place to buy your goods, AT = HARRY ALEX 371-373 MAIN STREET Complete Housefunishings