New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1916, Page 10

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH made-to-measure SIHINK of this, men! The highest type of custom-made, built- to-order clothes 1n America at $16 to $30 per suit or overcoat. Royal Tailored-to-Your-Taste, if you please! Modeled and needled, draped and styled to your every demand and desire by the foremost tailors of the nation. . We are devoting the next several days at this store to a special %ncmg of those famous made-to-your-order clothes—built by The oyal Tailors of Ghicago and New York. In more than ten thousand cities, the nation’s best men’s stores are holding a similar Royal Tailoring Sale, calling it Royal Reception Week. But we preter to call it Royal Extra-Value Week. For we have forgottcn all the usual price-standards in order to make this week a2 memorable week in the retail history of our town. W i m _ Spread out on our tables, in our tailoring department are glorious hundreds of the finest Spring woolens that ever enthralled your 5 orbits; every fabric favorite of yours as feasible. Man. Choice No. 1 --today we start the greatest sale] clothes in local history is represented; in check, stripe and plaid designs; and in every soothing color known to the dyer’s art—for you to choose-from-as-you-please. It is our determination to give you absolutely the biggest value in made-to-order clothes you ever had. ) With this ambition in mind, we have made special arrangements with The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York—to show their, woolens exclusively. y All prices have been pared to make this sale a record-breaker. we want it to win hundreds of new boosters for this store. We expect to reach a new, and very desirable, clientele. Itisfrankly an advertising sale and we are very largely paying for the advertising in our price sacrifices. For the next several business 'days you can get made-to-measure clothes of the highest possible quality at prices never before dreamed of This is your store during this event — Mr. Made-to-Measure Come and claim your own. By special arrangement with THE ROYAL TAILORS [/ —a ten-day feature offering of Custom Tailoring Sk Men who have been paying $35 to $50 for made-to-measure clothes will be amazed at the quality of the superb custom tailor woolens we offer during this sale—at $16 to 20 per suit or overcoat made to measure. You find Serges, Cheviots, Bannochburns, Scotch Homespuns, Silk Nubs, soft and hard finished Worsteds—from the finest mills in the world—mills whose products are usually to be found only in the smart- estimporting tailor shops. And your choice for flawless texture! $25 and $30 per suit or overcoat! disappointed. Never have we seen so choice a "Authorized " Resident Dealer Tailor Cloths—and we’ve seen some fabrics in our day. All the § latest stripe and plaid designs—and tailored to your measurs i ary . fashion of your selection at only $25and $31 ductag this ten-lag sila SEPH M. HALLORAN o~ M 248 MAIN STREET $16 ~ 920 of them all at $16 to $20—in a faultlessly tailored built-to-your-figure Royal Suit or Overcoat. Choice No. 2 Whet your appetite for the richest collection of super-quality 'woolens and worsteds you have ever seen. Set your expectations up to the highest notch for colorings, for delightful blendings, for original designs, And then come and look at the aristocratic Royal Woolens we are offering at Your expectation—no matter how high you place it—will not be S2ED showing of Custom of For A AR AT WILSON WILL OPEN BOWLING CARNIVAL this would be only fair inasmuch 2 er, S | AVE NU PLANS T[] |25 the city contributes liberally to the fund. 5 i This story, as published, is’ entirely | two men to be kept on the pension list and leave a little more for the fund. | without foundation | R{TLES COMMITTEE “ | cording to the clerk a | chairman of the safety s il St v ! Nation’s Head Will Start N. B. A. state that the Do officially or | DEFIN ATE - e | otl ‘r\\}\x('. have never nn}('(‘ consider- NES AM URS Tournament By Pressing : : | such a proposition and never talk- e o | policemen “must” contribute i Semi Pros and “Simon Pures” De- S : 2 Ghan e in Peflsiofl Fund Plans | exception to by Chairman Washington, March 11.—By push- 4 D | who declares that such a st fined by Bascball League— ing an electric button in the White | S - is “rot. Cobb Loses Diamond. House on March 18, President Wilson : e e e 5 2 Per Cent Too Much Anyway. which will be operated electrically, ongiderable comment ws oc- 3 e Cincinnati, March 11.—At a meet- | . Ha all - easloned today, particularly in police The thought of contributing part i B A will set the pins on all seven alleys in depart t circles, hy a st Sni ,,,!”r their pay to the fund ing of the rules committee of the |the Grand Central Palace, for the .- vapo. to the e o | argued pro and con by mem jonal Baseball Federation here |opening of the National Bowling “the ,m.“\,,gor ublic safety has in]ihe force today. The major erday recommendations were de- |Tournament, which will start on that view a plan to make the police pay | t1€M feel that ina - Rtneyier || e on toldividel the lamateurs| oo INELS SIS ULOMALLSRL RIS el I pect to remain on the force pe: will be connected with the White 2 per cent. of the ry into the into two classes. : i Tt will be remem- BV e it g le until suc e in the distant House by a special wire ke - o entiyinn ich time in th £ > : {’e"“‘fe) 1’?“-,‘0"'5"‘““0‘ mrn“;[“““"r: “\ r‘f n | Cture as they may be pensioned off, | bered that Class A be composed of | Indications point to a big tourna- / A s " | they ought to give a little something | none but those who are strictly ama- | ment. With the extension of the en- 3 e “‘”“““‘-*( the v”””' Eepan cont “"‘aA teurs, while Class B should be com- | === —_— — P ——— not met with favor however. L ; e o 5 otaineitol the Pav. ofiihe repilars) 2 Poscd oL khoseimhotacosptimoney oy Prom t R l' ‘ | FRISBIE'S [ per c 3.30 per day on a playing baseball but who do not take p eilie | s would amount to about $ up baseball for a livelihood. ANIMAL FERTILIZERS § == from the alltoo-common ills of ! per This would be fifty cents The committee will algo recommend 1 . (Bone, Blood and Tankage) L e th, and most of the men fecl | champlonship serles for both classes | the dlfiestwe organs — weak Made In Conneeticut™ ¢ is too much. Some of them |and intercity series, stomach, torpid liver and inac- —FOR— | state that a 1 per cent. tax might A huge mass meeting of amateur | tive bowels—is found in thé Connecticut Farms not be so objection baseball ‘players, as well as the delo- always safe, sure, quick-acting A Brand For Every Crop | & Pay I s o tho convention, were - . s 4 H B e v Elsewhere, Fribie's Corn and Grain Ferlicer, ! | B By o ot oo | dressed last night by August Herr- Fte and Vegsiabls Coower e e e R et Rai e OO i gnal BEE H 2 jie’s Market Garden and Top Dresser | the state the policemen : yall commission, and Ty Cobb of N e Frishie’s Tobacco Special " op i API'(L\“\. BErCaTy 2ok th Detroit Americans. Cobb lost a ‘Oar Brand Names are Significant | the pension fu:n‘\_ 4 e el O et e PEI S THE L.T.FRISBIE COMPANY 8 | pensioner gencial’y | vesterday, and stopped here. He weat L New Haven, Conn. mum. It ihe Afty-two men who will |y over the route he had ably constitute e force shoull » ring > » Largest Sale of Any Medicin, - A QTTRETER © REREIER I FIW o e e lost the ri from the tra gest i o In the Woxl, ! per cent, this would enable when b Hi raln, el ss e vk I hea o but failed to find it. | tries to March 16, many of the out- | of-town starters will have the oppor- | tunity to send in entries. There wuas ,a meeting of the tournament commit- | tee for the good of the game in the v‘ Imperial hotel this afternoon. | {L City Items l | | ifie Pickup is spending the | week nd with Mrs. Russell Taber {of Hartford | There was no session of the police | court toda | Judge J. T. Meskill in the city court e of Peter Sro- i for Wednesday assigned the c Peter Koslos 2 o'clock. The . of John Me- | Carthy vs. Stanley Kania is set for [ Thursday at 2 oclock. Herbert L. Mills has presented a | Jarge number of m nes to the | New Britaln Boys' cl Reports on the recent bazar given the French people show that about 5 was realized as a net profit. Jere will be @ meeting of the ! French Naturalization club tomorrow evening in St. Jean de Baptiste hall. Ired Beloln, mayor of the model | council, will announce lifs appoint- nients | PHYSICIAN'S STRANGE INJURY | Dr. K. E. Kellogg is Burned When Hot Water Bottle Bursts in Bed. Dr. ‘Kenneth E. Kellogg was pain lmn,\ scalded about the legs, body ful and he will be confined to rocom for several days. nd hands last night when a hot weo- ter bottle which he had taken to bed in order to in breaking up a severe cold, burst The doctor in his room at the New Britain club Martin Welch and Patrick Lee will tety was { meet in the final game for tha and immediately telephoned for Dr. | championship in the T. a. B. rooms M. A. next Tuesday evening. Welch has @ scalds are most pain- | handicap of 20 balls in 100 on Les | | A NATURAL PLANT FOOD Parmenter & Polsey Animal Fertilizers do not make one quick crop at the expense of your land—they give lasting and effective results. Each year, soil fertilized with these natural plant foods becomes richer and more productive. That’s because organic matter is what your needs, and Parmenter & Polsey Animal Fertiliz are made of BONE, BLOOD and MEAT—the productive of all plant foods. BONE, BLOOD and MEAT is nature’s best plant food concentrated in its most powerful form. It is most easily assimilated, restoring fertility to the soil and keeping it al In 1916, plant-food value will be incr Due to the scarcity of potash, reliable manufacturers either had to charg hibitive prices or make a good fertilizer without potash. The results of ¢ experiments ar My experlence in 1915 show Fertilizers, strong In ammo acld, will largely, If not wh of potash fora tms at least ELISHA H. MURDOCK South Middieboro, Mass. There's a dealer near you, see him. Send for booklet. PARMENTER & POLSEY FERTILIZER CO., BOSTON, MASS. pARMENTEH & p richest and most t your Antmal nd phosphoric offset the lack DLSEY FERTILIZERS OWERFUL & PRODUCTIVE