New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 10

NEY BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918. " A SALE IN : < e T To avoid heing struck by a trol- |a STRAWS i ! ley which he says was traveling at a rapid rate of speed, Roderick Dix- Pnsitive]y worth your on of 88 Black Rock avenue ran into while. tunity seelng our values, & MARKET . Honest Merchandise : = honestly priced. : Wl“ He]p YOU A. KATTEN & SON | war stas 8 | War Stamps rittisis for Wi Veoen hd Do SATURDAY Hartford One Price Clothing Company. ; We will give double cash value stamps on cvery pur- chase made in our stores. Our Vegetables are fresh from the garden every moring See OQOur HELP I B, Fancy Corned Beef ....20c up 7 ' Sugar-Cured Shoulder, ! Best Ever .. 25c Hamburg, Fresh and Jui 0 ® Sausage Meat 30¢ Best Sugar-Cured Hams .. 35¢ Try us for your Sunday Din- ner and we will please you. omen wanted for war work—part time We are headquarters for Best Macavoni or full time. Plenty of Native Veal. _ Pork and Fresh Shoulders at Special need for teachers during vacation. Lowest Prices. \\'L‘ h:lndlo all kinds of Fresh Call Monday 8:30 A. M. to 3.P. M §|§ roiwoweor LIFTON E. DAVENPORT, U. S. Depart- QUALITY ment of Labor, 8 Ford Street, Hartford. MARKET 324 EAST MAIN ST. Tel, 756-12. Methums f Sunday School Picnic Final Arrangements 1. —~PLACE~— ELIZABETH PARK, HARTFORD. 2. TIME— (a) Automobiles leave church about 9 a. m, (b) Extra auto truck will leave church 12:15 p. m. , (c) Extra cars follow 9:07 regular Hartford car, to Hartford center only. Change will be ? made there for Elizabeth Park cars. 3.\ TRANSPORTATION— (a) Smaller children will go by auto. (b) Parents or guardians of very small children will accompany them. (c) Old people will be taken by auto. ke (d) Trolley and train fares of all children up to intermediate department will be paid in full if » there is not room in autos. 4. PROGRAM— Sce complete program of sports, etc., including baseball game between married and single men, elsewhere in this issue. LET ALL COME—ADULTS AS WELIL AS CHILDREN—AND ENJOY A DAY OF WELL PLANNED ¥FUN AND FROLIC. MORE AUTOS NEEDED “WHY SHOULD A REASONABLE || PERSON PRAY?” f prayer would win the war, why raise an army? Hear this absorbing sermon on a vital subject by Rev. William Wallace Rose. 7.30 p. m. FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH D. U. A. M. HALL HUNGERFORD COURT ‘unday Eve 7.30 Violin and Vocal Soloists jand the trolley struck 1 Dixon’s | |0 Ck o s e e e L Don’t miss this oppor- ot ot s i £ QUALITY The Jeft side of the re: Y 3 ofher trouble on West Main strect. (1 & RAMCRY HONORED [ association has enjoyed stnce its or- [and put him ont. Subsequently, B last eve ninl,' He nad a Mn\\om near | | ganization. Many war » | Flynn was arrested for street we T, o : | LY 1 sine : vt ce | committed to the House O a 1 sed o Shepherd. Custody of a ch 1o | President of Dickinson Drug Co. Re- | unusual exee . | was given to Mr. Flynn. . oyl B ectAan: e i) Helen ~7\nhor;\ who became 2 roiing west bore down o | clected to Hizhest Ofice in State ; s or | | ¢ husband in 1910, ten marriage in this eits, divorce and custody o Her husband was seck, now a bartender 11 h rate of speed ! Pharmaceutical Ascociation. stopped and signalled to | Preside “arl 8. Ramsay o e the motorman that he fesidenticar] pames) L e N Dickinson Drug ¢ s city s | The motorman did not stop the car | - chinsen Diug Co. of this city wa iRl Par Lincoln Adams was granted & { decree of divorce from his wife, Abbie DIVORGE \‘ e Katle Nickerson Adams, now of parts William A, Tlyn en_sranted | ynknown. Desertion was th grounds The couple were marrie to in the rear. driv st . | Cut Pharma a] association at its R. Dolan's car, which we ad. ¢ a e New Shore- x- | ham. Mo | | | | i ( | { | e | terd The re- -t ! 1 testi- 1 4 2z o atherine of | n10y Mr. R administra- : ) ) married . | tion r, which has ( N 3 ted that of ihe most successful 'he»} - boarder bury, Vt., February 20, 1 wife ‘left him on three occasions, the last time about 17 years ago. Helps to Thrift in Auto Necessltles SATURDAY ONLY 30x3 1-2 Guaranteed First Quality Non-Skid Tires .. $17.50 3 Inch Rubber Tip Blowout Patch 24c. Regular price 40c. 31-2 Inch Rubber Tip Blowout Patch 29c. Regular price 50c. 4 Inch Rubber Tip Blowout Patch 33c. Regular price 60c. Cementless Patches 23c. Regular 40c box. SPARK PLUGS Several popular makes which we are overstocked on 39c each. 4 for $1.50. NOTICE:—We still give $10.00 worth of supplies to holders of our coupon books costing $9.50. This includes gasoline and oil. MANY-USE-SPRAY A combined polish and cleaner for autos and woodwork. $1.00 size 60c The popular D & B Carburetor, which is giving 22 miles and upwards per gallon of gas, is the answer to your carburetor problem. Thirty days’ trial will convince you. MOBILOILS We have a quantity of mobiloils bought before the rise in price. Let us quote you on any quantity. We can save you money. Be Prepared for the Fourth. RACKLIFFE BROS. (0., Inc. " gitecer Forced to Sell Out AT PUBLIC AUCTION Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass and Siilverware Sold at Your Own Price Auction Sale Starts at 9 a. m. and Continues Until 11 p. m. at nght ED JEWELRY CO. 1645 MAIN STIREET NEW BRITAIN, CT.