New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1917, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1017, THE MODEL MARKET FREE DELIVERY 171 Park, Cor. Méple St. By special permission from the factory we are continuing the Free Sewing Machine 10¢ Club Plan all this Week—Club Sale closes Tomorrow night. : We Have Just Receivéd Another Carload of Machines They Are Going Fast. Don’t Miss This Club Sale. Only 10c To Join the Club, and Have the FREE Sewing Machine Sent To Your Home. Tel. 1435-3 1,600 lbs. fresh, small Pork Loins, from 6-10 1bs. Smoked Shoulder ........... .. 16c 1b. Skinned Back Hams .................20c 1b.] 1" box Ironing Starch .. a 0 e 1 box Robin Hood Rice I e S v lvindline, S nni Our Famous Cash Saving Payment Club b e i g 1b. Best Coffee .... k ; % botiles Heriot : Best Bread Flour . $1.26 bag ‘\ = Take NOtlce vev.....13 1bs. $1.00 [EIRST PAYMENT We Buy In Carload Lots That Is Why boxes Best Matches .. Sugar ... B bottle, glass or jar Mustard Pure Lard .... --+2 lbs. 39c can Pears . Fresh Shoulders . ceenoul6e] Join Our Cash Saving Payment Plan Today. - ’ Come in and See the Wonderful “FREE” and Also the Wonderful Work the “Free” does can Baking Powder ... Whole Pigs .... Only 10c To Join The “FREE” Sewing Machine 1JOIN - TODAY Pot Roast .. v 5 Veal Chops Milk Fed Chickens .................... 28c THE “FREE” SEWING MACHINE 10c CLUB SALE You save $4.10 on the 6-drawer automatic drop head. You save $5.10 on the parlor model, cabinet style. By Joining This Week. ' . Pork Chops ei...20c Legs of Mutton . : LADIES GET SOUVENTR FREE—Their name stiched with BELDING SHADED SILK. COMBINATION 10 Ibs. Sugar ....... I large bottle Bluing Rice ... L S T S Total . $2.00 e Pork Kidneys .............../ Target Brand Milk ................3 cans 25c’ Pigs’ Feet ................coeeuinn... Bc | 5 1bs. Best Coffee ...................... 98c] Come and See Us Before Going Elsewhere. The Model Market Tel. 1436-3. 171 Park, Corner Maple Street. FREE DELIVERY to Any. Part of the City. Come and See Us Before Going Elsewhere. | The ModelMarket Tel. 14385-3. 171 Park, Corner Maple Street. | FREE DELIVERY to Any Part of the City. Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb Lamb Chops . ....2 lbs, 36c (They are beautiful, W. C. Ellis, “‘Silk Artist” will be with us all this week. This Club Started to Get 150 Members. We Can’t Hold it Open Another Day After This Week 9 ' [TABLE OF ; ‘With all the Club advantages, the easy payment plan of only 10c the first week, 20c the second, 30c the third, and so on until your machine is paid for, makes this unique selling plan benefiting both to customer and YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY '+ TWIDDLE THUMBS dealer alike. A $65.00 LIST PRICE The FREE Sewing Machine For Nearly 15 List Price BUY TODAY THIS WI:K ONLY—We are pleased to announce that we will have with us, this week, W. C. ELLIS, the celebrated Silk Artist, and each lady, who calls at our store will receive her name in Silk. SPECIAL TO MOTHERS—A tiny little Doll Bonnet for a Mothers, come to our store this week, bring your baby, little baby. and get one free. tiny, BELDING'S FINEST SILK AND SATIN Uscd at Demonstration! MR, J. C. WITTING, Manager of our Sewing Machine Dept., gives his personal attention to all Club Members. If your Sewing Ma- chine at home needs attention, ’phone or call on Mr. Witting—HE IS AN EXPEKT. SPECIAL—A Darner and Embroiderer Foot, Given Club member-y this week. JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. 132 MAIN STREET FREE to by PAYMENTS R YOU SAVE joining the club. Think of this, and invest 10c¢ tods NOTHING T0 D0 BUT Firemen at Headquarters De- gprived of Recreation Rooms headquarters on necessitated by Changes at -fire mmercial street, ders of Commissianers Frank J. oran anéd Howard M. Steele of the fety bourd transferring the one pair horses owned by the department to rmanent quarters there, will bring e Britain into the limelight, local th s believe, and into a class by elf as the only city in the cauntry ving a fire house without a recrea- don room or facilities for the men. cording/ to ~ information received, arge of fire and police de- especially the former, find suitable s a valuable adjunct to effi- by making the men contented d as a preventative of discord. "The transfer of the horses makes tory of the cozily equipped recrea-' 1 /room in the old stable while the cdssity of placing at least three ad- ditional beds in the building necessi- rending room on the second floor tgts the giving over of the smoking 3 } added sleeping quarters. cfowded Over- before, the adding of more gmen and the horses to the headquar- ters’ roster taxes the capacity of the juilding to the limit. With the balishment of the recreation and oking rooms, the men have no ace to read. smoke and enjoy simple stimes other than the ground floor the »uilding with the apparatus t#king up almost all of the available ce. “Chief Robert M. Dame received fritten_orders from Clerk A. E. Mag- 00 LATE I'OR CLASSIFICATION, PST—Collie pup, white and black fon face, white tip on tail Reward returned to 107 Columbia St. Answers to name of Spitz. Tel. 74-4. 1-12-3d in} recreation | imell of the safety board yesterday di- 1ecling the change and announcing that the pair of horses should be added 1o the roster at headquarters. He at once began pianring for the changes but has not fu'ly worked out the iniricate problem yet. He expects that the changes necessary, putting | the stalls in order, re-arranging the i apparatus and Luying additional beds | witl be completed by tomorrow. Com- missioner Morsr, originator of the plan for increased efficiency, and Com- | missioner Steele, enthusiastic sup- | jiorter of the plan, have not called at Teadauarters to look the fleld over or lact as advisers to Chief Dame. Neither have they been consulted since | Commigsioner Moran announced his attitude in “that’s up to vou chiet” when asked relative to how to House | the additional apparutus. | With the transfer of the harses, | there has been an investigation rela- !tive to proposed changes in the | building construction and increasing !the heighth of the huilaing given over | to stables by three or four feet. The ! space over the stables will have to be lused for a hay loft. By making changes in constriction, department ofticials believe additional space can be utilized for needed sleeping quar- ters. Rumeors at headquarters and in fire depurtment circles are to the effect that the changes may be the forerunner of an attempt to take over the entire building for fire depart- ment headquarters and get the old Burritt school property, or other cen- trally lccated property for a new police headquarters. Something will have to Le done, fire department offi- cials believe, to not only relieve pres- ent overcrowded conditions but provide for further growth. The ad- dition of more men and apparatus will tend to crysialize attention to the present conditions there and cause agitation f.r increased facilities. LUTHER LEAGUE ELECTS, Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the meeting of the Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church held last evening. The new officers follow: President, Rev. Dr. S. G. Ohman; vice president, Larson; recording secretary, Harold Selander; financial secretary, Amanda Carlson; treasurer, Josephine Erick- son: pianists, . Anna Borg and Harold Selander.. An invitation to go to Bris- to | Emil’} tol and furnish a program on Janu- ary 25 has been accepted by the league. A vote was also passed to have a roll call meeting with a pro- gram and refreshments on the second Tuesday in February. DEATHS AND FUNERALS Mary Molchan, The funeral of Mary Molchan, in- fant daughter of Assistant Custodian Nicholas Molchan of the federal bullding and Mrs., Molchan of 41 La- salle street, was held at 9 o'clock this morning from the Russian Orthodox church and burial was in Fairview cemetery. Mrs. Olive Deary. The funeral of Mrs. Olive Deary of &1 Jubilee street will be held at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning from St. Peter’s church and burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery. Mrs, Fedase Belomyzy. T'ollowing a. lingering illness Mrs. Fedase Belomyby, aged 30 vyears, wife of John Balomyby of 217 Broad | street, died at her home yesterday af- ternoon. She was born in Russia. Her husband survives, The funeral | will be heid at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and the burial will be in Fairview cemetery. | DEBATING CLUB PLANS, Six Teams Selected Among Youths of St. Joseph’s Parish. A largely attended meeting of the Younger members of St. Joseph's' church was held last evening, for the | purpose of formulating plans for a debating club. A set of by-laws was drawn and approved. The following committee was named to arrange for a series of entertainments to raise funds: James McGrath, Daniel Igo and Francis Kiernan, in the Mexican Controversy.” Prizes will be awarded to the winners at the close of the season and a debate may be arranged with the W. H. Hart De- bating club. b THIS WAS TOO MUCH. Gustave Carlson of 59 Main street came shivering to police headquar- ters last night with a complaint that his nice warm overcoat had been taken by Gunner Anderson. Gustave did not want any officlal action against Gunner but 'did want his coat | back as he feared dire results, should he have to go about Ilightly clad much longer. Hes was advised to confer. ' with Prosecuting Attorney ' George W. Klett, if peaceful nego- tiations for the adjustment of the dif- ferences fail. REED HEADS MANILA RAILWAY. Manila, Philippines,: Jan. 12—Eu- gene E. Reed of New Hampshire, who { was nominated a member of the Philippine commission last year, has | been chosen to be president of the Manila railway, which recently was purchased by the governm ~ AN UNDIGESTED DINNER ‘Worse than a badly cooked dinnér is a dinner that you can’t di; Doyou know what it 1s to turn away from the best food, ill-humored and without ap- etite, though you knowthat it is dinner ime and that you need food to sustain you? This is nature’s way of telling V“ that your digestion is out of order. our stomach is not in a fit state to absorb food if you eat it, or your blood able to carrythe necessary nourishment to your nerves, brain and muscles. First of all, put off eating until you are hungry. If you eat when you are not hungry you can’t digest the food. To put your blood in the right state to derive good from your food, take Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Without any purgative or weakening effect they purify your blood and enrich it, sothat ou not only have an excellent appetite Six debating teams were selected, | four from the senior class and two ! from the juniors, with the following | captains: Seniors, Willlamy, O'Brien, ' Frank Kiernan, Harry O'Connor and Salvatore. Casale;. juniors, Frank Mec- | Guire and John Bunny. At the next meeting -of the club Captain Casale's | team will debate with Captain Kier- ! nan’s on the subject, “Resolved, That the United States Should Intervcnc‘ or food, but are able to digest it com- fortably and get benefit from it. So many dyspeptics have been helped by this simple treatment that everysuf- ferer from stomach trouble should try it. A diet book, ‘“What to Eat and How to Eat”’ will be sent free on request by the Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., Schen- ectady, N. Y. Your own druggist sells | ‘I’Jn \anl’mms’ Pink Pills or a box will | e sent by mail, tpaid, on receiptof | fifty cents. ot g i CHICKENS ..... “MORE FOR A DOLLAR THAN A DOLLAR CAN BUY ELSEWHERE” 31-369. MAIN ot B STREET BIG_SATURDAY SPECIALS BUTTER Mohican Creamery PURE FOOD STORE FRESH LEAN PORK LOINS LEGS OF YOUNG LAMB .. SMALL LEAN FRESH HAMS PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF . SHOULDER RbAST BEEF CHOICE STEWING FOWL FRESH HAMBURG STEAK LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ....Ib BONELESS COTTAGE b 18c 20c e s d¥ 25¢ BONELESS BOSTON zoc N G0 ORANGES Large, Juicy Sunkist 50c value o 3 3 C Dozen ..... w: 19¢ ORANGES 1.2 wween 2D C Ao o 1G)e e ('c et MBATE 23c 18¢c 20c 10c NEW LAYER 10c 19 CALIFORNIA LEMONS LA CAL. ENGLISH LNUTS P. PEACHES OR APPLES ..1b NEW EDED RAISINS LARGE TABLE PRUNES VA 25c¢ value 1b RIB OR LOIN LAMB CHOPS RIB OR PLATE FRESH SHEET SPARE RIBS . Cape Cod Cranberries * ats Clean Broken 5 Ibs GEDAR- VILLE PEAKS .. can KE SHORE NEW PACK NACH N CAMP AP. MILK Pound 3 Pounds 39c- $1.12 EGG S Fancy Selected Dozen 3 Dozen SAUSAGE Best Pure Link Pound ....... 14C ....db 18c ‘Holland Brick or OLEO, MOHICAN PEANUT BUTTER .... PURE APPLE BUTTER .. 10c ..b 150 OLIVES .. HEINZE SOUR 25c¢ 20c Every One Guaranteed doz KARO CORN SYRUP .... MOHICAN MIN MEAT 12¢ 10c 16¢c 1lic 11c COCOANUT PURE LUNCHEON COCOA MOHIC. Prem. Salad. Dressing bot Muenster CHE[ESE Ib SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1-1b_pkg ..2 lbs . .3 1bs STUFFED or PLAIN DILL PICKLES doz ..2 cans ..Ib ROLLED 30c 27¢ 25¢ 25¢ 18¢ 20¢ . 9TO 11 A. M—HOUR SALE—9 TO 11 A. M. STEAKS—Short, Sirloin, Round ......lIb l 8 c EGGS 33c MOH. XXXX BREAD FLOUR 18 v sack $l .25 Moh Prepared Buckwheat Flour . .. .3-1b pkg l 5 c Succotash, Peas, Corn, String Beans . ...can l 0 c REPUBLIC BERRIES, All Kinds 19¢ 25¢ FRESH SHREDDED 19c 20c e 10c25¢