New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1918, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1918 ional Thritt Stamp Day ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Every live merchant in New Britain will have Thrift Stamps for sale, at various places in his store. You, as a customer and patriotic citizen, are urged to purchase stamps; or better take a few stamps in Help your favorite store take the lead. change. Do This for Your Country--for New Britain—for Yourself A THRIFT STAMP GIVEN AWAY with Every Ten Dollar Purchase McMitian Storo Store Neri Leonard Adna ¥\ Brothers & Herrman Johnson Cooked Food Shop William E. Edward Meshken J. Rubin Renier National Tea Importers Great Western Barry & Bamforth Hanos & Demos A, J. Churchill Long Harvdware o, i . Chatfield and Telephone Abbe Brothers Co. C. A. Woolworth George L. Martin Pickhardt & Dunn Market Damon Hall 5 and 10 Modern Boot Shop Crowell Brodrib & Wheeler Dickinson Drug Co. i DID NOT RECEIVE HIS QUESTIONNAIRE CITY ITEMS Union Suits §1. advt. 8. V. D. Wilson's. Howard Senf of Fairview cnlisted in the Naval Re Dancing tonight Mr. Academy.—Advt Mr. and Mrs. J. J. W day for the Newport val their Charles Walsh, the Naval clwear Old pric i at rect has | Maurice Downham Claims to Been in City Since Last at September. icc Downham, a first district son, en- | the | board and explained that he has never registrant, has appeared before Reserve. 65c at n Besse- Le- | yet reccived or filled out a question- He claims to have been in this last September, to the board, ly payroll of the r de- | haire was $621.17. al underwear son’'s, advt Through H. Dayton Humphrey, B. Weiant has pure! place at 72 Grand s 70 Neckwear $1.00 a advt. ring on the will of Stanley scheduled has been Frrids of next week. Your neckwear always at @'z~ -advt. city since but, accord- says he did not get notices. In the meantinre, the thinking that Downham was a ranch in Oklahoma, has © sending his mail there. wo other first district men, have appeared, *h(_v did not get their natices to last Wedne They of P . and New Yor second d values at Wii- Al sed the classed (i postpencd late thi until t board reccived word this morning from Fort Slocum Hughes, who was gr exemption by the b to avail himself of appeared at the fort with registrants on Wednes: ¢ New Britain Trust Company be open Saturday, May 4, from M. to 9 P, M., for the purpose of | €Xcl iving subscriptions to Third Lib- | the - Loan.—advt. Ty not and other ay Free De wery Telep l435~3 CONN. BARLEY FLOUR in SUGAR 8c 7c 8c 8¢ 45¢ 12¢ 37 c Mm‘ll; 28(: Skinner's NOODLES 1 7C 3 phkas. 25{: EARLY JUNE PEAS e /@ 25¢ can 32C - 2gc 7010 OIL @ 75c ; 250 PURE LARD e 31C 25¢ » 28¢ ' STR ggz ICTLY 4] G COM. LARD FRE>H 200 15¢ Eggs DOZ. oUR o1 e 18¢ SAUER KRAUT FLOUR BAG $1.59 19c = T 2 108 CONN., RYE MEAL D FLOUR n ER EEY CONN. RYE FANCY ROASTL CHICKENS NG CONN. CORN FRESH SHOULDER i SHOULDERS i SMO. CRISCO LEGS OF D LAMB ROAST Vi SPRING LAMB STEW DR LAMEB SHOU! FORES OF LAMD VEAL TEW FeCKErs CAMPRBELL'S Have } | | | | athlete | [ will be e | | numerou explaining | Drug Store GOING TO ANNAPOLIS Sherrod Skinner Transferred Submarine Academy—Leaves On May 15, Sherrod Skinner, Mrs. i has bee submarine Naval Academy to take up his studies on May present he is home vice. Alr. Skinner, P. 1. when war listed in the the submarine s for a long time at base at New London as an expert mechanic undersea trips Sam's U-Dboats. While a student at the school Mr. Skinner was a and was regarded the most finished out of the local Y. M. C son of M. of Maple 2d from the vice to the 15. who was R. the subma He was r in local The *New Britain open Saturday, A M.t 9 B M., fc seiving subscriptions erty Loan.—advt. the to Third HE MODEL MflRKET 171 PARK STREET CORNER MAPLE STR llw EVAPORATED MILK can 13c 18c TOMATOES s Best Quality can CORN, MORO MOL. can DOMINO SYRUP ORUEANS . can W SALMON tall can CLOVER LoV A”“ TUNA ZOC FANCY CRAB \ll \l' 29(: Campells f,OU?S Muclic 10¢ 23c "< MACARONI 2 pkgs. Mueller's SPAGHETTI 2 pkgs. > 23c e 2D C n12c COMPASS STRAWBERRI From | Service to Go to Na and Hiil navi Annapol and will report thes on detached ser- a student at | was declared, en regular navy wnd entered rvice being stationed | ine and has ma Hig prominent | as one athletes ever turned | Company from rpose Lib At the Following Stores: J. M, Hallinan Sovercigns Trading Co. Morris Raphacl Alling Ruhber Co. Globe Clothing House Pullar & Niven George Rapelye C. L. Picrce B, C. Porter Sons Franklin Co, Eagle Pharmacy Elmer Auto Co. A. P. Marsh Porter & Conn. Light and Power Charles ¥, McEnroe Hoffmann Bakery Dyson Co, FUNERAL OF DR. DE arship Will Convey Body to Home in Uruguay. PENA. ’ American W | Washington, Wilson, cabinet members and mem- | bers of the diplomatic corps, justices | of the supreme court and membe of the senate and house foreign rela- | tions committees today attended the state funeral of Dr. Carlos de Pena, Uruguayan minister to the United | States Services were held at St church and included a requiem high | mass and full military honors. The | body will be placed in:a vault until | | it can be conveyed to Uruguay by an American warship. o resident l = Patrick’s | The New will be open 9 A. M. to 9 P, receiving sub | erty Loan itain Trust Compan Saturds May 4, from M., for the purpose of iptions to Third advt. Lib- FINN PRES! London, M R pers ar of a monarchy to an from Tidigen, party, man WANTS KING. ~Finnish newspa- | the establishment | inland, according | di Sve of z for in Exchange Copenhage the o openly prince The g of the Ivocates that a Ger- | appointed king. | of Store Will B® Open Friday Evening YELLOW CLING PEACHES SPINACH CARROTS 1 1bs. PARSNIPS 1 Ibs. NEW CABBAGE n APPLES Pntames ONIONS 15¢ e 306 13c 15¢ 25¢ hn27c CLOTHESPINS 100 for 18C BROOM W Each 69c 2 qts LARGE NAHVE 1 Ibs. HORSE, RADISH A1) TOILET PAPER 6 rolls Bird's Fye Herbert L. Mills Co. United Clgar Store Connors-Halloran Co. \. Pinkns Centre Shoe Shine Morgan & Kingsley . J.. Curry Phomas Demos Wilson Co. Raphael Dept. Store Newark Shoe Store Walsh & Hollfelder N. E, Ms X Porter Logan Marlow J. Birn San Co. Brothers 5-1( aum Berkowitz SAVINGS COMMITTEE | Retail Merchants Division ~ At CURRAN'S Tomoriow, Saturday Women's Hose. $1.39 Silk Hose for women, pair Fibre Silk Hose, and colors 792 Fibre Silk colors . 69¢ Boot Silk Hi and White Fibre Silk Hose, only S0 Hose, al Blaclk Hose. Black Hose. . Hose.. Hose, 35c ' Children's White or Tan Boys' Black Infants’ Infants’ Blac Tan Hose . Children’s Socks new line, per b ic or Brand Women's V ('kt 50c Vests for Women, ribbed Vests for Women, ibbed bty Union §1.00. Union Women 50c Union en $1.00 fine 39 “finc Suit; Suits. for Suits for wom- Blue Chamt for E Mixed for bovs $1.00 Khaki men Shirts 50 me Cloth Pants Shiits for Lisle tops black GREAT | Dufc [ION SALE COATS, SUITS, DRESSE $1.09 69c "o | SKIRTS AND WAISTS 19¢ COATS worth $24, reduced $19.50. worth $17, $15.00. worth $14, $11.98. SKIRTS worth $10, reduced $9.5¢ Skirts - worth §7, | $5.98. . | Skirts worth $5, reduced | $4.25. ' Suits Coats reduced $19.50. $16, $12.00 e %) reduced Suits worth Coats reduced Suits worth reduced Coats reduced Dresses worth $19, $16.00. Dresses worth $12 Skirts reduced reduced Dresses worth reduced We have reasonable a large stock of Waists prices. and they can be Dbought B ALTERATIONS FREE. RUBID 135 MAIN STREET —— 400 Main St. Best Conn. Vaiiey CREAMERY 4 BUTTER ... 1b Best Pure LARD . Bect (,ump 2 1bs J . 21bs 5 . can 1 by's Corned 3 Beef large can Best Red Alaska &) _tallean & Dromedary Cocoanut 2 cans " PEOPLE’S BUTTER STORE ! SATURDAY E‘EQC 400 AL\ JIL __Main $t \\IH(I-;(IHI ARE THESE Ill(l\\\llll \\\“()I)Y'QI\ THIS TOWN, TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT IT. Blue Rx:)hun B’ el a7 xiai)l‘\ V I3 9 9 to 11 a. m. FRESH i Large Pa d\ age ARF () "'.“ A h("‘! 3 Hour Sale to 6 p. m. Royal Lunch or Yale Toast BGGS 37C “ Crackers 5ol 2 1bs Ge \'erv Good L.mndr) QOAP 1c 6¢ P :)Q “ ,|-hmg POWDER 3 rkes SUGAR Fine Gran. 3 1lbs 15 1b can Dav Bdkl.w Powder i’-"w(‘(‘n'u Evap MILK 2 tall cans Full Head RICE qmu,.l g s 27 29