New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1917, Page 8

41 1 1 MchLLAN STORE, Inc. ALWAYS RELIABLE 'Manv Atiractive Values _1 - Offered Here for Saturday's Selling : White Fox Scarfs l sale Saturday. ng-and Felt shapes. Spe- $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 to $8.98. " strich Boas i In® large ‘range of colors, jnd white, full and fluffy. Spe- clal} 98c, $1.69, $1.98 to $4.98. Kid Ghvu. $1.76 and [ Pique Lamb Gloves, ytfl.l black or white embroid- - ilcll. $2 value, Saturday, 9 palr.’ &ilk Gloves, 58c, 76c 'to $1.25 palr. Chamoisette Gloyes, washable ’?. 150. 89c pair. “Kaysei” Silk Sport Sweaters at $9.98 each. Colors, Rose, Copenhagen, Blue, Gold, American Beauty and Purple. : Fibre Silk Sweaters Two-tone and plain - colors. Sash or half belt effects, sailor collars or collarless at $6.93 and $7.98 each. Colors, Rose, Copenhagen, Blue, Green and Gold. - Combinations of Green and Black, Copen and Gold, Purple and, Gold, Black and ‘White. These are very smart to slip on over Sumrer Dresses. Sweaters Special $4.98 .eéach. Green with White Collars, Cuffs and Belts. “and Serge Dresses || B ‘Spgclal_ Sale Price Saturday !or dresses worth up to $19.98 Smart Dresses of heavy quality Silk Taffeta, Wool ‘Serges i all shapes and sizes. Poplins and #* See these special sale Dresses displayed in South Window. x” 4 ..'b-othh\s new in- Women’s ' pags. This safety de- ents the loss of money waluables. Shown in all 7 Jetbefs, special $1.25 each. 38c and 49c Each. - Shown in several new colorl. RE, || We Will Have Our Usual Big Saturday Sale At ~ THE GREAT WESTERN MARKET ' These prices certainly ought to appeal to your Buying 'Qualities .after you have seen the Quality of goods weare offering at these high price times: EXTRA FANCY TENDER ROAST (Boned Cut) SMALL LEAN STRIPS OF FRESH PORK SMALL LEAN FRESH SHIULDERS _ LEGS OF GENUINE LAMB POT ROAST OF BEEF, Lean and Tender FRESH CUT HAMBURG .- SMALL LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS HEAVY CUTS OF SALT PORK NICE FANCY COOKING CHICKENS FANCY LARGE HIGH GRADE FRANKFURTERS ROUND STEAK OF HEAVY STEER BEEF : SHOULDER STEAK OF HEAVY STEER BEEF OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT PRICES EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY WHITE LOAF FLOUR. Regular Price on this Flour $2.25, . SWEET LOAF FLOUR.. SUPREMEFDOUR...... o oo s PILLSBURY’S BEST FLOUR . LARGE CAN OF BAKED BEAN S 2 CANS OF PEAS . IMPORTED PURE OLIVE lL Regular Price on this Oil is $1.25 Quart SALAD OIL—-FOR SALAD USE 'LARGE SIZE PRUNES SPECIAL ON SUGAR | 10 Ibs SUGAR 87c and 1 1b COFFEE 29c 2 BUNCHES RARERIPES NEW GREEN STRING BEANS . ... . .........0000 -NEW CABBAGE, NATIVE SPINACH NATIVE ASPARAGUS New Onions ....10c Ib . | City Items Lieutenant William Watts of Engine Co. No, 2, Chauffeur Edward J. Woods of Chief Robert M. Dame’s car and Driver Richard Hartnett of the Hook and Ladder company’s big aerial truck begin thein. annual vacations of ten days each today. Today .completes ‘| the vacations of Willlam Bollman of Fibre Silk Hose ' for Women Black, White and Colors, 35¢, 60c, 69c pair. Thread Silk Hose Out sizes White and Black. Special Saturday, $1.25 pair. Men’s Fibre Silk Sox Black and Colora 25c and 39¢ pnlr Mamlfacturers Samples Knit Underwear lor ‘men, women and children, select your summer supply now dur- ing this sale. | Evets Toutgnt | High ¢lass photo drama, Fox's theater. x f Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney’s theater, " Ladtes’ Auxiliary, A. O. H., meets in Electric hell, John's club Soclal dance, & ‘Centennial lodge, » Masonic hall. in°Jr; 0. U. A. M. hall b)l ry's Sodality, meets in Parish SETS’ ASIDE VERDICT. Judge Kellogg Acts in Oase of Di- Nonno et al., vs. Campanello, Prior to final adjournment of the superior court’s special jury term in Hartford yesterday, Judge John P. Kellogg set aside the verdict ren- dered by the jury a few days before in thes -\nt o! Jnhn F. DlNonno and Harry Zevin of this city l‘unnt An- tonio P, Campanello of Middletown on the ground that the verdict was in- consistent with the evidence. In the action, the plaintiffs sued to recover $600," the complaint containing two counts with each based on the same transaction. For the defendant, At- torney Frank P. Rohrmayer made a special defense, charging that the contract under which the plaintiffs €ought to recover was tainted with fraud. The jury entered a verdict for the plaintiffs to recover $250 under the first count and for the defendant under the second count. Under the later ruling it was interpreted that, Unless fraud was found - under the second count there was no ground for the jury to reach such a verdict in the part of the action brought under this count. If so, it was. interpreted, there was no consistency for the jury to find for the plaintiff under the first count: Attorney F. B.. Hungerford appeared for the plaintiffs. The special jury term of court opened in April. There will be no more trials of jury cases in superior court until January of next year. NOTICE: WORN CLOTHING, especially for men and boys, will be gratefully ac- cepted by the McAll Mission, care of Mrs. F. H. Churchill, 58 Frank- lin Square, for distripution in de- astated France. Engine Co. No. 2 and Driver W\llum Kelley of Engine Co. No. 4, .A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. James Naughton of 3847 Chestnut street. Rev. Edward V, Grikls, pastor of St. Andrew’s Lithuanian church to- day visited Rev. Matthew Pankauskas, who is a patient in the Mercy hospital in Springfield, Mass., as the result of an auto accident whlch resulted in the death of Rev. Father Murphy in Thompsonville Wednesday. Several of the local clergy will attend Father Lettuce Fincy Celery TEL 1053 ‘ funeral in Bridgeport to- Mrs., Ellen Ford of 197 Corbin avenue has announced the engage- ment of her daughter, Mary E., to John B. Driscoll of Plainville. Small sizes' in ladies’ Oxfords that were $2.50 and $3.00. $1.00 a pair. Globe Clothing House.—advt. A ten pound daughter was born on May 17 to Mr. and Mrs. H, B. Cleveland of Smyrna, N. Y., Mrs, Cleveland - was formerly Miss Nancie Juda of this city Robert H. Crawford, eecretary of the Boys’ club, is at Nlnsara. Falls, N. Y. - The bazar to be co’ndueted in Bar- deck’s hall under the auspices of St. Peter's German Catholic church will open this.evening. The entertainment will be furnished by the children of the parish and wul be * followed by dancing. The wedding of Miss Ernestine Ca- drain of Stanley street and Henry 'the nature of their duties. 5¢ .15¢ bch Native Radihes * ohd 10¢ FRANK MAIE'I'I‘A, PBOP. Borseneau will be solemnized at St. Peter’s church n-x,t Monday morning. POLICE WILL STAY WITH US. The police department will lose few, 'if any, of its members through the war draft, in the opinion of officials in charge, even if members of police and fire departments are nat declared exempt from registration because of Shoula they not be, there is considered little liklihood that any but members of the ‘ supernumerary force wilk be affected. 'Review of the department's roster shows 'that practically all members of the regular force are over the age limit and the few under 30 years are married. The same .con- ditions apply to the sufjernumerary force with few exceptions, these being relative to men appointed compara- tively recently, BUTTER [342¢ ; Moh. Creamery, Fresh Made ey Conn.doz 420 Eggs b I2C Whole Miik Cheese .. Mohican P t Bufler...m“ 180 » 12¢ Pure Apple 30c :Butter ......l Swift’s Premium 18¢c 18¢c Oleo. . .1-b pkg Stuffed or len Sour or Sweet Mixed Pickles pt -25-d1x | BONELESS ROLLED ROASTS .... LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB DOMINO GRAN. Sugar - bag SHOULDER ROAST NATIVE VEAL ... FRESH HAMBURG STEAK RIB ROAST BEEF SHOULDER ROAST BEEF .. SALT PIGS SNOUTS OR EABS, »m LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS 15¢ s ghcflmsd\nflnev&M it You’ll save money and get -everhadxt‘ltlsmulebyliut, $18 up. meofthbestsmym v Schaffner. & _Marx," The right Straw Hat can be found here, - Sl.fl), $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00. Inte: Emery Shirts. ven EYERYTHIRG BUT THE Ffl()l)] Elks Give E. N. Humphrey nhhu’ Room' Set, Silver, China, Flowers ' for the Table and 'a Gold' Watch. Ernest N. Humphrey’'s rating in the New Britain lodge of Elks was fitting- y shown last night within the ban- quot hall of the organization, when over:300 members assembled to honor with a' testimonial the man who, dld‘ so much to make the, lodge what it is in this city today. |’ Predictions were freely made that:the event would be one that would be written on the! pages of history of:the.lodge as one of.the ‘most. successful and, ir thl-, the prophets did not miscalculate. . - The members who lave put in much time | within the past month formulating | the arrangements . are deserving -of credit .for the able manner in which they handled the affair. x After the Elks orchestra:-had struck “The 'Star -Spangled 'Banner,” with the assemblage standing, joining in" the chorus, Past Exalted Ruler Willlam 'E. Beers took ‘charge of the affair and introduced the entertainers of the evening. Speech making fol- lowed. Judge Bernard F. Gaffney re. viewed the history of Lodge 957 and paid ydue compliment to Mr, Hum- phrey’s share In its growth. At the conclusion of the judge's remarks, he presented to Mr. Humphrey a set of Havilan china, a gold watch and chain and knife, suitably. engraved, a fumed | oak dining room set, a set of sterling silverware and a basket of flowers. The flowers were from the wives of the members of the'lodge. In re- sponding, Mr. Humphrey assured the ‘members that his services to the lodge had not terminated with his leaving the house committes, and in the fu- ture when an occasion presents itself to show his appreciation he will al- ways be found ‘“‘on.the job." The remainder of the evening was taken up with a specially arranged entertainment, which the members thoroughly enjoyed . Mohican Pure Catsup . .pt bot Peas, Corn, Lima Beans, St. Beans can Campbell’s Pork and Beans . . can POMPEIAN SALAD 23c 15¢ 18c :MSp Potatoes . 3lbs £ Following are a number of resity . .transfers recorded in the city clerk office yesterday afternoon: Je! M. Booth, ¢t al, to Amanda C. son, property on Prospect . 1 Morris Cohn to Harry Hankin, - erty on Bronson street; . Equitable 3 Realty company to Aunln Fal B property on Belmont stres Aw tine F. Wooding to Emillo a - 4 bard D'Agostino, property on street, and to'‘Carmine = D" property. on Daly street; John' A. Mes- kill to James T. apd Matthew’ M. My will, property on. Linwood | Isaac Alling to James T. l, property on South Main street; ace Beoth estate to Frank Monki wicz; prupn-@y at 74 Sliver .M Anna G. McMahon to. Cecaere RAss and ‘Antonetta Digors, mmrty ‘on 8South Main street. . NOTICE. “ Take your photos for permits tod: Studio open ‘evenings. Arcade Stud ‘the ntudlo up. to date.”—advt. for Saturday afternoons Apply at once Raphasl’s Dept. (THE BIG STORE) i 417¢ | Tomalo Pants z](; ‘81, [m STRAWBERRIES || m,..zm 25¢ 25 Oniolis'.... Native Red Radishes 4 bchs e T Fres_h Nltlve Aspapagus beh Large Sunki:t Oranges .. New Moty Prunes . .2 lbs Dried Apples or Peaches 2 i L e g R