New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HtRALD FRIDAY,; APRIL 7, 1916. __fl-_m Boston Cl()thi[]g tore sTlns Is the Time of the ead to Foot Outfitters for Men Women and Children--71 Church Si. Year to Renovate the f the saving of money is of any Interior of Your Home | leaders in stylish, perfect fitting ° See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A § | P . lmpOrfi:ance QO you ‘ large variety of Parlor, Chamber al:ld Liv- :f ‘ (J L () V E S D ing Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. § § (e FOR EASTER Buy YourEaster ClothesHere || — |1 BN\ FOR EASTER There is no need of you paying Cash for your Easter Clothes §: TH[ JUHN BUYI_E SGMPANY -0 S WEUNER Y lowest prices for the best v . e rlaacar : . 0 : 4 makes. Mail orders care- hen our Credit plan affords you the pleasure of being well dressed {3 and 5§ Frankiin Squar. New Brltzin, Conn. § § Wi ey d still have money left in your pocket. “ Yeou pay something every week until amount is paid. —_ S 5 . m‘\ \3;;]{;‘? ’\!,Li‘x“’ ~ . . receivec most daily our Iaster Gloves if purchased here will Lvery garment we have is of latest styles and materials, and sure to he correct in style and perfect fitt nd at a price that will ery garment is gua ranteed Ollr ‘pricesrare within the meains Tflanman BrEad & Eflfi Grflam cl]. | £ Pv“\‘]‘\"liy\]\"m;’.:""““.:.‘m"" i\::;"‘;’_"{""::”'(;’“”‘\““\ ““ "4"“:]‘,‘!“”;“‘\“">‘-: Grey, at $1.15 pair. an ; The Pelvoux, 2-clasp Overseam Kid Gloves with 3-row broidered backs or P sint stitching in White, Black, Tan OUR LADIES’ DEPT. IS REPLETE WITH THE LATEST STYLE In Our Delicatessan Department B it i o et i Vou will find on Saturday, Stuffed Tomatoes: Fresh, It o> The Bonneval, 1-clasp bu Pique ljr { T S F R 0 M o 10) () UP toes well filled with aeclicions Chicken S i them, \ ) row white emt d ba white with g - iy @ @ P 2 make a very welcome change from the canned variety. Also ieres B vroiderca back and mode at 3 4 . B Tomato Salad made with plenty of fresh ripe Tomatoes and our |8 Slip-on Gauntlet ( ! at the wrist in black AND COATS FROM 484~ , ¢ p¢ ) UP | B | e e ! ? o o : ) pe; We arc offering our “Our Own Make Mayonnaise,” ze The Valance. s ) Eitue (Gloves withil OUR MEN'S DEPT. CONTAINS ALL THE LATEST BANJO [ § ©'Upeiiich U000 ime on oon W0 s B0 QO G gy e e Sperry & s Frankiurts in pound jars........ : 4 00 pai i 2 is a popular Saturday Combination. ape Washable Kid and Doeskin Gloves at $1.00 pair. ®] F— X1 = s g ‘heese both Domestic and Imported are to be obtained at the Insy 3 SYSTEMATIZE YOUR AFFAIRS AND PAY US | - . WASHAB?“ KID GLO,VESI | | For Saturday Specials at the Bakery — § B .. .00 o oo o on sl e of Wasl We offer you something new. Cross Cake. Suloten « pYashablepl Glnspgapesiinigioyeattnplyorishad eRwithRabiont AND BE WEII DRESSED sorted Pound Cake and Butter Nponge, Cream Rolls, B P [ point backs at $1.15 . 1\ X lotte Russe with pu whipped cream filling B: ns, 0 | (4 One-Clasp Doeskin Gloves all w r with black stitcned ~ - e (akes and the Seasen's Popular Buns, the Famous o Cross B | backs, guaranteed to wash at $1.00 pair. i = Bu B Washable Pique Gloves with fancy embroidered | White, Ivory and Grey at 50 pair, W le Military untlet in Ivory with tan hall Sunday afternoon. P . scre is now equipped for cmer- The Young Lady at the Candy Counte[ ; ‘ B o aiso T with Wi \Avmq back caff, the very has prepared a poem to be 5 oo ” gauntlet the oceasion Gach member i B Tl ot T owel BaTas il Offers ecials for Saturd furnist w ave o4 ldress a meeting of the Machinists' Butter Scotch Wafers andall of 17 . will CLIERL n some ot union this evening. Molasses Rock e { member. : : 1 »ates ill at her home ¢ \ meeting of the general comn- Ayainu II. e Always more for.less at Besse-Le- i mittee of the fair recently given by | S ol : { I ut Clusters land’s.—advt the Irench people will be held Sun- : i Sunshine Chocalates ¢ 5 - Al Our Own Make Caudies Buy From > Makeis. For Sunday Special m Iccce Cream we offer yvou Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream made with fresh ripe Berries.....50¢ qt. Two-Clasp Chamoisette Gloves in White, Biseuit, ral with spear point backs or three row black em s more fo advt for 38 store o SR dman, former o -~ ¢ advt | at § h's church, was a visi- 3 for 38 stores gives you more bayroll of the street depart- g . Besse-Leland Cc advt. i the week was $730.95 |« B - spring suit at The Ander- Mrs. s Boyer and Mrs. IHenry | GO e b iRE oot ARV IR Ue o S Hingliedl WA i ace : L T SR e e e @ “SAFETY FIRST ON- OUR 1CE CREAM” R Clothes That Give a Bo vere notitied \|~"‘m>‘ht Walthe | Get your ladies’ and gent's zarments | “Ther L reason.” | um O'Day, Fr nk Ramsey (Ehor Tltonts onincd io e B AR BRd i el on R Ue ) Lnion Call 906. Two deliveries daily. Orders Dy =50 . T ——— Jiome on Tremont street by illness. | laundry and Dry Cleaning known to br 56 Stores mives voulmore - rch el MO0 aqyt: en ¢ the navy | for less. Besse-Leland Co.—advt. | Several candidat sre ini a = g ir friends think they may lifton W. Wilson has been ap-;at the meeting of Ne ¥ Nest, THE h, t for this purposc { pointed to succeed Martin H Order of Owls, last evening snual banquet of the Cala.|Salesman with the Russell. & Rrwh Past E Ruler William (€. ‘¥ E e . o r‘ rdemivs | Manufacturing company. Mr « Muller i :d the officers of Mer- i s S h s heen employed at L eh m | iden lodge of Elks last evening. ¥ | 9 —— = = | for several vears and ha some | Miss Margaret Schubauer of Arch h i Horsiail BO S I E MEAT EATING experience as a salesman removed to Philadelphia. y SSV Always specials at Besse-Leland's Latest styles in spring b hown ]42 MA\[N ks people who are troubled with | advt at > Anderson Bros. (¢ Alain m Clflihes by eat more meat than is good The city tree commission =will meet | street.—advt. ° STREE] e | ‘latulency is mml on !hc tomorrow night at 8 o’clock i the of- | b Kilbourne has sold property fice af the water commision s i s e ewiins R — Safe in Price—Safe in Style— Buying for 38 stores gives vou more | A} s more for less : Our Kind.” et e | livered at 11 a. m. and 1:30 p. m, delivered at 5 day afternoon in St. Mary’ coat ef 1t the Kav ¢h Shop, | 2 en the weak ner\entlmuonrml { hall and had a sewi e evel- | 40 Pratt St.. Hartford, d i b m - Lstive o is well worth | oped at the meetin r C the | in satin-cloths or prunellas, serges, I fi n n E y re wind on thestomach, | members w :elebrating their Dirth- ' gabardines, checks, etc.—advt. a feeling of | days, > social hour s > ach 1 form of a birthday celebration S - B 2 A To Cure a Cold in One Day. fim fl % 5 4 Always specials at Besse-Leland’s.— e Coi . . b recommended for aavt Ealsop Lo & TIVDEBRONOSEQUI S| ]2 > The new Topcoats just unpacked. ’ k nerves, whatey > c: NINE Tablets. Druggists refund 2 : - | fodey toiheDr. Willamsledic | The souns son ot Jumer Graw of | G signature is o each ¢/ There's a dash in their cut you'll ad- 0% PA\I&'J TO BUY OUR KIND Sel or the | Stanley street is sufferi : n : £ “What to concussion of the brain, 8 - \ mire. 93-99 ASYLUM ST. Conriecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST n gives information regardir of an accident caused by colliding 7 Ve S 5 (1 treatment for many forms o | wit) of his playmates. The ome are full and loose, to hang | 4 el LT b i EV»ntS Tonlght | 8 1 HARTFORD. youngster is under the case of Dr. X 5 : digestion without a su T and is improvi in ample folds, some shaped to hug in bf red blood and there is noth- ) | S : " : r than Dr. Williame’ Pink | Have vour meas aken now | “Tess of the Storm Country” Ly | at the waist with plaited back. ich the blood and tone u o Bas : D cum theater. Qw“dr‘gglstpenfiD‘r i class photo plays, Fox's the- s or they wiil be mailed, post- | 1, nq7s . h receipt of price, 50 cents boxes D < 0, by the Dr. W The old gatehouse at Shuttie Mead- Moving ictures and vaudevill \ ,o.,Schcy!mcmd_,,.fl .| ow lake has been fit : S 1d vaudeville, | 3 $15.00 te $25.00. have little touches of dis- tinctiveness and prices that coax. | - (e Take a look at our line of — D ETEE R V'H“Il::“i”;’vlv {n‘:‘” commissioners g —-AT— i & Spl‘mg Sty]es in Sixth Wax >mocratic rally, R B S — ar Moth Bags, all sizes se, meets 3 s hall ! = ! Ve Pentield Thompson One pound Cartons, Cedar Moth Chips, Laven- ' 1. v pensicid camp. s or v meers | e o A e inei—t1. A, Lame. 1Y We never have had such H. Wheeler, 1. W > Flakes, Napthaline Flakes, Cedar Chips, Cedar @i s mevekas toage. 1. 0. 0. B, | 25, fosar Arch Sanm et emt | e bt o e eeneencn. | B8 (11 (WL a remarkable dispiay Gum Camphor, Tar Paper, Cedar o 0. 7. A. M. haill. in their annual meeting and ! tatives—F. & dwell, W, 1. i MEe bl el e S D e 8 oM. Our prices will astonish B T = hall. | priest for the coming year. : 2 A 3 = / 1 Powder, Cederoli Leaves, Creosan. | Priest Smith and the following newly SR SIMPSON DEAD. 2 )Ou o . c i., | elected officers were installed by 3 Scotland, April 7, 12:08 - ,-77 ] ot (High Priest H. W. Bddy after | S ANt el Sl ; : Aj[ Ajtera!]ofls Tl'ee | M, Wells [ son. formerly dean of Mv.»}l:“‘:!:; or B PR — ICKINSON|BELLANS = Barnes' Block Munson e e rgh, died last night from injuries | I8 5 , 169-171 AbSOIUtely Removes L Teha e LSRR ?(-(rli\(l from being knocked down g BEN DRUG CO.O MAIN STRERT Indlgestlon. One package h«'n] FeinTorirontt o B. A. Baker. |1 mm"; car. : h,\l\.,\k,“\.l,.., i 135 Main St | proves it. 25¢ at all druggists. l Principal Sojourner . Strople. | born in 1835, was the writer of Roval Arch Captain G a number of medical works and rd | widely known author