New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 16, 1916. This Is the Time of the Year to Renovate the Interior of Your Home See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A § = ¥ b Rtd, large variety of Parlor, Chamber and Liv- § / / \ ordRacy ing Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. | Sule of HARYT FORD. Five 1G. & C. Separate "HallinanBread & lce Gream Co. | Sliite A Message From OQur Candy Maker § § ) Sunshine THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Frankiin Square Hew Britain, Conn. Kitchen, which of course means fresh candy at all times. To make For Tomorrow’s Specials We Offer 0ld Fashioned Molasses Rock .. .. .....23¢ per b, Chocolate covered Carmels ... .. .. v.ev...33¢ per b, Peppermint and Wintergreen Patties ........23¢ per Ib. sunshine Chocolates . - per 1h. Just received from one of the best manufacturers of skirts—Iive Hundred Sey e Skirts which we will offer at much less than half ice. The skirts are made of ends of the leading materials of the son, also many are samples—altogether the handsomest lot of s we have seen for many a day. : The materials are Serges, Whipcords, Crepe Cloth, Shepard In Our Bakery Department We Offer You §§ o Uil Waikes muae i the vers atest sashions. The R E re Navy, Grey, Gold, Brown and Black. Sizes, waist bands, Parker House Rolly ... 10¢ per doz 5 ; lengths, 87 to 42 Sunshine Cakes ................ooo... ..12¢ each 1 Apple Turnovers ....... S St 3¢ each 1 Here's one of the greatest bargains we have every presented and Cream Rolls e el SSRGSl Teacl i onc that should be taken advantage, of particularly when.you can Pastry Bretzels ... ...... 2 0c¢ per doz. 8 purchase such stylish skirts at less than 50 per cent. on the dollar. Our Delicatessen Department Offers = s . | SR NETTNICT ¢ aoTk You all kinds of popular salads, rich and | table. These § —_———i| salads are made up with the best materiais obtainable, combined with skill in blending and flavoring, and always fresh. We use our mous Mayonnaise Dressing in all our Salads. For Friday we will have the Old Fashioned Home Made ¥ Cakes hot every 0c¢ per doz. 1 Devilied Cf or 25¢, or 10¢ each. 3 Lobster Salad, 60c¢ per 1b. 4 A tresh supply of the Famcus Smoked Fish will arrive from y . Thos. Smith in time for our Friday offcring. IMinnan Haddic, Kip- They are attractive as well as warm and pered Herrings, White almon, Sturgeon, Halibut, and Smoked Kels. | do not have the usual bulky, clumsy appear- We know of none better for our trade, so this is the place to Zet this line of goods. ; | ance of average flannel waists. SURdconn Made after our own medel in plain colors BU ) N, blue, green, lav ender and white—also in neat Women’s RUbberS, _ . { AT f e B B ¢ stripes and bright effects. Fine for southern Women’s $3.50 Pumps, now $2.25 TTHE— Il White Doeskin Gloves $i Boy's $2.50 lBIuchers, now $1.85 | IBALLINAN BREAD &! b Mo Of the well known “Harris” make with a a!onglesnlar‘ft:: ] ICE CREAM C 5 lélrIZ\RI\l%%,er ‘ pique seam. Exceptionally fine at this price. e THorstulls ‘» | EV;I]LS TOllIgh | | 1oxaminations at Capitol Marel rorl] “If PA¥S TO NTY OUR KIND> NARIFORD, [ SIS L RN A | Prison Positions. 0395 ASYEI.OM ST. Jonnscting with 140 TRUMBULL ST. Ll G aea o Virtua, Hiiyeanny | mne Wsiate civilservice’ department | theater, announce an examination at the = - . state capitol at 1 o’clock Wednesda v 5 i YRR ) = March 1, to fill eligible lists for Sk > will leave tomorrow for a visit with | tion at the home of Mrs® Walter H. High class photo plays, FoX's thea- | service at the state prison. Warner WE ARE PRE} ARED !/ Mr. ana .Mrs. John Cowlishaw in| Hart at Sunnyledge. ter. Garner wants men from 23 " RS &A Baptist | . P. S. McMahon has signed an|church will hold a Valentine party o . tall and weighing at least 170 pounds, | Successors to A. P. Marsh. | agreement w. the orchestra in his| this evening. Vaudeville and moving pictures, | though those slightly under or ove H. » Painting, Interior Decorating, Paper Hanging. Clara camp, R. N. of A, will hold | theater whereby it will work six| Mrs. John W. Lockett has r el Keeney's theater. these specifications will not be rej (;l;:med (an.\.a Cellings a specialty. meeting tomorrow evening at the | hours a day, three at each perfor-|erom a visit with fx'icnt]ld.i:m‘e::“‘v::'c(;- g endialligandidates mnstibelcl mates furnished. Nc contract too large, no job too small. pme of Mr. E. Benoit, 78 Church| mance. | ville, Mass §t. Eimo lodge, K. of P., meets at | Of (e United States e hothema Mr. Allen is a decorator of 25 years' experience, and a graduate of the | . o LAl : single °n are calle * anc , o 2 n e ye! with the Sages et i N Mrs. .x?mos ; unumr ?lr:f(t]}:f:n:d; Lehane ' Lecture tickets, 10 ocents, | 242 Main street. AT G e e nn'm{ ew York School of Applied Arts. For the past three years w e Sage. :T:; :‘““E‘alflcan’;?“fin‘t’fl'h“_ « Mh_fil{\ lel members nd“c;:m;yn y elve ‘\,n sale at Crowell’s Drug Store and tained i} A“"','\,L“' ;_"' 3‘3"‘;";2;‘ ¢ class of workmen will be employed by this ",m omen’s svolent Legion will| club v rday @ 5 Valsh and Holfelder's, 460 Main St Interi 5 None butieho e ¥ St.; 1 hone, 3 3 f i » 460 M St. v : ey Entering salaries are $55 th | 5 & o 3 St.; Tele . held this evening at the Hotel| st Elmo lodge, K. of P., will cele- | —advt _ Catholic Women's. Benevolent | Tntering sal nu(wm‘fp]i @ month MARSH & ALLI 38 Main St.; Telephone Legion banquet at Hotel Grand. Side the prison and | 2 $40 a month for those liv and. hrate the fifty-second anniversary of Many new large size afternoon Mrs. Jennie Sirot of Hartford | the founding of the order this even- | gowns just received at the Kavanaugh | enue has returned from a trip tol ing Shop, 40 Prat St., Hartford. Stylish | iscreased pay are probable Ccandi - ; s o lional elegant itao ariaIrase e i e York. A {fhimble meeting was held this models. A wonderful a Andree lodge, I. O. O, F., meets in | dates must submit to phy: n's ex- Miss Rose Cooke of Maple street| afternoon by the Materns ocia- | sortment of small and medium s e e sa Ll amination or present a physician's - - i - advt. b Eiat] s S certificate of good health and must O a er O es O TSN v G = Si - i Y. W. be free from deformity or d e and | 5 ; Silvey Bay club dramatics, o : FOR SUFFERING LITHUANTA. n cvidence of the use of drugs and in- The committee in charge of the tag E— toxicants. Applications must be filed | Honestly, you can’t keep house without one with the p o TohenEtont o 3, VO ave & E a - re you bod " F: " wat )@ . 4 6 . . » First Church Boy and Girl Scouts| before noon, Saturday, Fehruary | If u have a pain \jn where in T y, put a h vater bag Snow Scenes with a Kodak promise pretty results for [ |sufferers in Lithuania which will be | mect, | and must be made out on blanks fur- | (filled of course) on it. Nothing better, nothing casier. Don’t fill | held in this city Saturc has per- = nished by commission Room them with water too hot for immediate usc The heat will start | fected all arrangement Simil itol . e sase e G o RTaneements. imilar Stanley Post, G. A. R., meets in G. | State Capitol. the Camera enthusiast. “Snap” nature at her best. events for other nationalities have | A R. hall. proved to be a successful undertaking Baptist church Valentine party. | within. 1y promotion 1l day for the benefit of the ws ricken leak Heat and rubber are cnemies, you know Listen! We guarantee every hot water hottle we sell to wear " B | nd it is likely that the coming affair S heniz 1o o - Re MEETING 1S POSTPONED. six months. Some will last six years, but if there's;a weak #po Get a' Kodak from our large stock. If you owna Cam- B[ Wil be in keoping with the others. { yrr o e woee pai O 1 mests in a4 5’ Rev. Edward V., Grikas is leaving nothing undone to have the proceeds of good proportion. v, O 1, AL M. hall. The absence of a number of di ec- | it will show in six months — tors used a4 postponement of the | Number 2 e from $1.00 to $2.50. Erwin Castle, K. G 3. meets in meeting of the directors of the Cham- | Holmes and Hoffman hall. ber of Commerce which was sched- ] uled for vesterday afternoon. The | new one, ¢ A n [ FOREMEN TO DINE Carpenters’ Union meets at 34 next meeting of the directors will \'0} A full line of Photographoic needs always carried § The Foremens' club of the P. & T | Church street. held at the call of the chair. Tho | Corbin company .is to have its an- _ cxhibition of the trans-continental | i 3 B! . ual banquet Saturday evening at| Lady Turners society meets in Tur- ielephone will he held in Booth's / in stock. Let us supply you. the Hotel Garde in Hartford, Fol. | mer hall. i hall next Wednesday cvening. r : a] I‘ A Jowing the banquet a theater party s S = e era try a shot and let us develop your film or plate. Remember we allow you 26c for your old one when you huy at the Grand will be enjoyed. The| Winthrop council, D. of L. mecets foremen are to be the guests of the | at 277 Main street. [ . o b b d b G b I | & DRUG ] OR comuAny a¢ the banfjueb, — | The cntertainment and dance under : German Rifle club meets in Bar- the auspices of the T. A. B. minstrels | ""T,",@,‘Qu Store - deck’s hall. which was to be held on March 2 had 00 | been changed to March 3 by the com- ) 18X MAIN STREET,. : Ei I AN s Alexandria lodge, D. of St. G., meets mittee. The affair will be held in the | 88 Arch street. society’s hall, Arrangements for the 9.17 3 ! _——_— pool tournament with the Meriden DRUG CO MA”I\T&Q'IFIY%FF’I Absolutely Removes| owmy one “BROMO QUININ | Tabs on Saturday evening were com- | ™ : - ‘E [ To get the genuine, call for full pleted at a meeting of the committee | to secure the entertainers. Open | members' pool tournament and wil IndIQEStlon' One paCkage name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININ last evening. A sub-committes con- |'heuise will be held“at the cloas of the | mess Mustiss Welch in the l:;\‘rno“i: proves it. 25cat all drugg!sm. Look for signature of E. W. G TE. <ting of James Clynes, James Mc- [ games. James McAvay hs elimi- | decide who will meet the winner of Cures a Cold in One Day. 2jc. Avay and John Storey w appointed | nated Willilam Beckett from the | the Patrick Lee-James Luby contest.