New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 15

400 ain St. PEOPLE’S BUTTER STORE NEW BRITAIN DAILY 400 Tell Evcr_vbody About it 2 HOUR SALE 3 CRISCO Ib can Large pkg D and C Flour HONEY 7 oz. glass w0 5 p. 31 IBEST PURE AR FNES 2 hs [BEST COMP. LARD 2 lbs 63c 53¢ C ele(‘ted‘ EGGS BEST Very Fancy CATSUP Very Good TUNA FISH ca» Very Good I)EARS large can Challenge MILK Best Red A‘LMON tall can Best Pink zllmOI’l 2 tall cans ancy Y. State aking Beans '™ al, he insult AINING INSULTEB been far more loyal than the can dent me ican have démo- when the pre cratic s of the south.” CITY lTEMS and Continued from Ste n hing Young Bros Co.—advt. v congre and 1 ple latsEHars Clot that rell Major rankit New servic been in ¢ ¢ in this countr in the same iine We have a limited 12 wood for n Lumber & ord if elected to con Herbert commissioned officer Jritain in the United will son be oversed of production nd will be of work overseas amount of kind- The New company Johnson, the from States He has service an, or clique of handcuffed to first no men that 1 the district me s0 be able of the e other day 1 to the repres Conneeticut the president voters of the issue: en, Ltors ot congress- that appeal, in trust republicans my war progr nd one-half in this city incessa by the admiaistratio ution of this and e my word that if sent to Wa n I will back tI president prosecution of this w not of note writ but on a pceonditional urrender. Votes anything al surrender he ¢ e to ti 45 New have di ic sen said cannot one ed sale Coal the eld of be Jewish Sunday people of night at zation up to the Aid association sysstematic He- charit yorganization up to the resent time and the leaders feel that | time for the organization of al u to take charge of such work. heavy coton union swits, §1.3 E John A Johnson ve port at Camp A meeting the city will jien charity inize a e 1abo stand ros war on bast 5 It: for but Maurice to 1 Lindsay and received notice Lee, Petersburg yes not do itain boys | Extra Morning Sale 9 to 11 a. m. ),ean Smoked Shoulders 1b 27C Special Eggs ! Guaranteed doz 47(: 15 1b pk 45(: Swift's Lily Cranberries Rolled Oats Mealy Potatoes Swift’s Pride Soap Dinner Blend 1b 19¢ Tender Meated Lam b Legs BEEF Boneless Rolls BEEF VEAL e RO PORK BEEF Scianers - b 16C | Fresh Pork Shoulders Ib 29c‘l’l’esh Ground 1b 48C ' Fricassee Fow b §§c] 1 PORK w34dc | T.oin sh Roasts Boiling Pieces . Milk Fed Fowl | MOHICA? Mohican Selected Eggs SWIFT'S NUT MARG ARINE, Our Price Whole Milk Cheese CELERY .. RED STAR SWEET POTATOES R S L Fancy Cabbage FRESH CRISP NATIVE FINE COOKING APPLE Yellow Split Peas 2 lbs ?5(:*" Dom. Sardines 'LIBBY’S CONDENSED MILK ATURDAY Extra Matinee Prime Rib Roast 1b 3(;\, Fores 1b 17(: n 23C | doz 50(: Good Apple Butter 4\« Main St. Compare these Prices with any other in the city 9 to L1 a. . doz 470 ‘;\aph- 33(: , 25¢ 23¢ 2 Hour Selected [UTEREhe] Bee " Fels tha SOAP Very Cood' Coffee try a !l) Libby’s Salad Dressing '#vs sale m. —Campbéll’s SOUPS Lamphell s Pork and Beans can MATCHES 6 large pkgs to Mr. enter the Lindsay officer’s training school s president and one of organizeys of the New Britain Choral socicfy and Mr. Johnson is a former quarterback on the champion- ship High school eleven. November Victor records Morar advt. The local draft boa notice that the quested to induct Twenty are the report rds have receiv- te has been re- men into the T to be ship build- boiler makers. They Boston ed st 10 navy and to rest in on Duofold Wilson' wool ndvt. union suits, $2.85 Councilman George filed application for quartermaster corps November Victor Mo advt H admission Wells has to the records. Henry ans, CITY COURT CASES. At toda the cit four s session of cases cision, The Meadow club, & Mink vs. L. Goodwin Mink, vs Klett & Al or default of Carmen Pompey against Canamelo and the Studebalker against Harry T.. Gold brouht de- case of the represented by Frank Rose was heard. represented wer up for Cooper (© & Golon, represenied by in a suit for pleading rd were cases by Cooper was he as Comp. ale 4 to 5 p. m. ib 28c Oleo 2 lbs Sgc 3 1bs ZOC OYSTERS 35¢c Rowwe's Solid Meat pt, 1b ZOC VEAL 5 22c BEEF 18¢ . 1b ‘7! ?" Loins To Roast 7c Plate Beef Hamburg 1 55¢ *™ $1.62 2 lbs 29(: b 35(: Cooking Onion November Shuttle | Antonio | HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1918, ARMAMENT Arm yourself with o gro Bank Ac- count and you will be able to shoot down faiiure ifour per cent and fely hank, — UOAL SHORTAGE IN CITY STILL ACUTE Henry Consumer Must Use Sizes Now Obtainable, Administrator Says is made b of this The Fuel city “Despite every effort that | made, it is a fact that Ne still very short of coal. I that the month of October large shipments coming into | Britain, but expectations have been realized. partly due to the short- age of laboy beeause of the inroads | made thes epidemic and partly to the necessity of supplyving the army ! eantonments “Great difficulty fenced in getti | coal, that is, stove and { will be absolutely | ple to m: ! that can | time there is more than of the other not forget that this country and conditions very they have the | obtained rather than ustomed to using, Pea coal can | factorily in kitchen | dry and in | used in furnaces. Tt | however, to have more draft- than with the Jarger sizes of coal, and also | a bed of ashes should he kept between th and The fu shonld not be ith the b to followin Administr: statement tor J. 8. North has heen Britain is 1s hoped wouwld s by is heing 1hé popular No. 1 necessary expgr- nut. for sizes of the present pea coal peo- of the At and use obtained og at unusual is war ¥ to u that can be size they are be used e many satis- nd laun- cases be AT, stove can is nece te ice o shaken the burning coal stove, therefore down as much sizes of coal, just Lway the der coal can <ubstitution of wood weather. especially. fury night and that necessar, to house dry and sufficiently Tt is unfair o compare the cord of wood with that of oal used in this way, hecause onomical must time, whereas enov 1d ashes, er some of saving of be made by the fall in the is all right now During the woaod fire morning keep the warm. cost of | a ton of 1 coal kept ce a fire to he ¢ he goingz all the be burned for a short allowed to go out. [ the question of cost must not to enter into t1 for the tion shall have ter mart in can time : then more, be irther- e lowed maftte whethe burn The time to lay now whe Altho fool F: ands of the ean’t too much veal e any the coal to winter. wood is We in the of a supply of the trucking is good been made the nele Sam will "o he fooled e there no changr ord The atlentio is called to the he Tightless nights ekeeper wordin that fol aet the of this order is as “The 150 of ¢ tion of any merch use of light the ve in 11 be produced by the illumina- stores, iel for display of windo hops or o ns in s d entirely on Wedne and ieh wir dows, Mon Thur A\ sh discontinn sday cordin North, inistrator for New R i will vy from: ¥ fuel this or- stand vishes it understood ston an committe m 10 local an ch ———————— TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. hin imin- stration or fween 3] Linco Saturday hemums hand Box coat, for Herald 11-1- fur 6dx Towers 11-1-34 ; sizes of | It | coal | People must | and | Al ! DEATHS AND FUNERALSj James B. Griswold. James B. CGriswold, a life-long resi- dent of Newington, died at his home on Cedar Mountain Thursday evening. Death was due to heart trouble. Mr. swold is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Anson A. Mills of New Eritain He leaves three srandchildren Agnes and James Gris- wold Hartford, and Lella Mills of New Britain. The funeral was held from his late home at 2 o'clock this afternoon also Mrs. Margarvet J. Mrs. Ma Bambara, garet J died at the neral hospital 1 was due to pneumonia leaves a daughter, ter, all of this city The funeral will held afternoon at 1:30 from her | Glen strect and from St | church at Burial will | Mary's cemetery mba New night Mrs. father Death Bambara and a sis be liome, 100 Joseph's be fn St Howard De Howard De G died this morning at his home West Main street. He by his wife, Florence Johnson, and his mother, izabeth Johnson. e of Moose lodec, Union, and the T. M i funcral will be held fternoon at 3 o'clock from home. Rev. Samuel Sutclifte ciate. Burial will be | cometery. Gray Johnson. Johnson, aged 32 | years, 446 Lind- Ars! e Hands' Hartford Saturday his late will off in Tairview of A Card of Thanks. We desire to express our thanks to our friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness and ex- pressions of sympathy extended us at the time of our bereavement, the death of our beloved wife and mothe: | C ce Schwab. We wish especially to thank the shopmates of Depart- ment 30, Stanley Works, and the donors of the many beautiful floral tributes. ANDREW SCHWAB AND CHILDREN CARD OF THANKS We 1o most sin- cere thanks to friends and neighbors for their many expressions of sym- pathy and beautiful floral dedications at the time of the death of our be- loved wife, mother, daughter and sister, Julia KEmma Torello. a special manner extend our {hanks 1o the employees of the Lock room of the Russell & BErwin Mfg. | Company and also the lodge The Sons of Italy. Signed CHAS., TORELLO PAMILY MRS, L. GRUNENTHAL, MRS. J. W. MYERS MRS. WM. BUTLER, MRS. A. GRIFFIN, MP. FRANK GDUNENTHAL wish express our In we do | MR AND Card of Thanks. to express our sincere kind friends and nelgh- expressions of sym- the time of our th of our beloved Marion Steiner. to thank the ‘orbin’s, the s of the We desire thanks to our | bors for the many | pathy extended us bereavement, the de | wife and da We desire espec shopm Leimsieter tes at clu iful PRE oral tribute: STEINER any beaut GAS MASK DAY NOV. 9. Hartford, Nov. I.--Saturday. vember 9, has been s by ernor Mareus Holcomb | Day" in a proclamation | attention of the people to the urgent need of the fruit pits nit the manufacturing calling the of this state zovernment for masks. shells of gas | for and use in Kultur out three- frome the grave During the i emplace- »f crucitix ush. The machine to the Allied nd 1 uarters of a £ Quentin hattle an huilt a m, ment at ha mouflaged by b not visibl mile toosevelt the M: Lchinc <ccond of ne e ca- Tun wi observa balloons feet high on airp crucifix stands and there is men Copyright wbout twelve room withi Underwood & Saturday | is sur- | L mem- sincere ! No- } < | from the capital city, { Congressman { banner ! ed. | tion then nobody Underwood. , RICHTER SCO MEMBERE NEW ¢ MAIN STREET TES 31 WEST MR we PPN 2040 STCCK EXTHANGE NEW BRITAIN, CON\A LANDERS, FRA: NEW BRITAIN [iiACHINE STANLEY WORKS GOODWIN BEACH & CO. Room 410 National Bank Buflding, E. F. Mc ROE, Manager. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK. NORTH & JUDD and STANLEY WORKS. BOUGHT AND S OLD. FRISBIE & CO. 272 M {AIN STREET F. W. PORTER, Mgr. Mr. F. W. Porter, who has been the manager of our New Britain office since it was opened in Octo- ber, 1916, having enlisted cer's commission in the U. S. army, our office, as a candidate for an offi- in his absence, will be in charge of Miss O’Connor. As our New Britain office is connected with our Hartford office by private telephone wire, we will still be able to furnish ex cellent facilities for the exe- cution of orders in local stocks and investment bonds. Any business entrus ter’s absence will receive that we have always give Britain. CHEER LONERGAN AT | QUIGLEY MEETING Golts Employes Refuse {o Listen {0 Republican Candidate Mayor George A. Quigley scheduled to speak yesterday ford to the Colt rally hehalf congressman. in Hart- employes of his According at a in candicacy for to the rally ailure, owing to the determination of the 1,000 repeatedly was a or more listencrs to for Mr. Quigley's opponent, Lonergan. When factory, the mayor appeared at the a sign was erected from his automobile bearing the Rally. that First The down ! “Republican crowd roared, ‘Take but the remained. Hagarty of Hartford attempted to ad- dress the audience in order to intro- duce Mayor Quigley Someone in the crowd proposed-’three cheers for Lonergan and which were ziven with vim. he mayor the cheering to subside and the to be quiet for a or that he could de- When the audience began Spell waited for then asked crowd minute two er his message. ume ruly, the mayor rentlemen, when cer comes to New ed that way.” This W got, for a voice called out don’t you go back to New Britain?" Mr. Quigley ignored the sally and then pleaded with his listeners for a minute of their time, “We've given vou two minutes already,” exclaimed a and the crowd jeered and hoot- Just then an apple core whizzed by the speake r. but fortunately hit no one, Thercupon the of the car were showered with pamph- lets advocating the election of Messrs. Lonergan and Spellacy. When the miniature riot had subsided, Mayor Quigley began again as follows ‘When the Food Administration led for conservation, I went «nd dug potatoes”. Then a listener ‘Going to dig any n The Mayor paid no : the query. He said fu “When I get to Washington I'm to stand right behind the President!” And thereupon someone yelled will see you!" time it was evident ren would hear nobody Quigley’s opponent, and so it 1s decided to adjourn the meeting. The incident recalls the accorded P. Davis Oakey in this rs ago when he came to speak the essional campaign in vhich he was opposed to Mr. Loner. gan. At that time the crowd insisted upon cheering for Mr. Lonergan, and Alr, Oak satisfaction from the meeting. a public spes he is not treat- as far as he Then why Rritain, voice occupants ap- out in- quired Lore, George ten- to her going By this that the worlkir Mr. two ye cor was | noon | reports | cheer | inscription | former Mayor | ¢ as fol- | “Fine, | ey failead to darive very much | ted to our care in Mr. Por- the same careful attention n our customers in New e Financial i e P, New York Stock tions furnished by members of the New cnange. Xchange cuota- Richter & C York Stock Ex- Nov. 1, High 191 Low ( 603 lc | Am Ala {Am Am Beet Sugar ska Gold ..... ¢ Agri Chem Car & Fdy Am Tce 17 Am Can 44 | Am Loco .... 65 Am Smelt 89 Am Sugar 110 Am Tob .186 Am Tel & Tel ...106 { Anaconda 70 |{ATSF 9 Baldwin B & O | BIRD SR Beth Steel B . 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