New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 6

" MARCH 16, 1919. T TN RN < TR (TR R e e || WISE, SMITH & CO., . . Hartford B —— e 6 DAY UNDERPRI SALE OF % P> P Bl o p 10 p. Evenings at 6 p. m. There are very few Dpeopic who have not acquired the habit Muesday Morniny rom j{ic (o i Eaci of Thrift and there is no better or more practical way in which to practice real Thrilt than to ake advantage of every opportunity to save money on the things you buy Look around. zo where you will. make comparisons, we are confident that offerings like (hese will induce you to buy here. LIBERAL PAYMENTS ARE EXTENDED THROUGH OUR ARBANGEMENT WITH THE HARTIORD MORRIS PLAN NK. $200 DINING ROOM SULTES $239 LIVING ROOM SUITES | $175 BID ROOM SUITES o $174.95 | Sheow. $189.00 | M §144.95 e Wa Three Fated for Nine p y. The g o | § o AR d ngement has | 8 | 4.m1 WergndcR which Ameri Comports .. ’ 05 ks IR hich ,will soiftdibute the greater | @ . . , i L+ 4 4 @ dd uriosi el et #ihe food. ,{:4 the Atlies witl | Water Sets (Seven pieces) Sot 3 25 recompensed for fevery expendi- | W et @ st T eewhe L e ) ¥ Iced Tea Sets (Seven pieces) th '::,(j"\ i L% ptor Lod yse love for the 'y nut. Q ¢ Peviod design design, mahogany finish fram buffc Xt table, side tapestry upholstered back that “coterie i ho, in the wrath on tical loose cushion seats. davenpor sm, ,will dgstroy what thew cannot wing arm chair and side arm 5 0 2 $120 BED ROOM SUITES $125 DINING ROOM SUI $150 LIVING ROOM SUITIS ROOM SUITE ¥ e $94.95 Mo $124.95 rs sans: .. $94.9 is no scntintent attached to IBight piced uartered Gol 2 DL hog find Three pieces erican Wa W locision, thus depriving of an | § Several other cut glass pieces in this special sale. wrgument those who would let the | b frames with canc 1cks and extension table and six ‘ davenport, arm chair and United St G i S i Huns languish and die in retribution rocker | i and bed e | 8 o e one e |§ | NEW SPRING TRIMMING (sgom e worven vee | FOR COATS, SUITS, DRESSES 35 1‘:1:; \"\':'!:;\l\r:' ‘ $24.95 b :I;)vll :"i,l\:;'\:‘:““ ROCKERS $19.49 neh post and top rail Handsome period he breach caused by the rupture in the negotiations at L and will prob- | |8 = S . ably make unnecessary the resump- | 8 Silk !hnids, (‘nr(ls. Tassels, .'“T“Q'\, Gi tion of hostilities. In self defense, ncorpo f el upright fille intecd lacquer m chair I ck and seat silk Fringes, black, white and colors, i Ccilmany sholla piovids fnoa for her Geld and Silver Trimmings, i e hungry millions. A full stomach finds | L§ WS 815,99 s $34.95 e Bandings, Tassels, Drops, Fringes, Edgings. % o ol decline the in- | @ response in contentment. An empty | ’ i . mysterious | stomach breeds anarchy '§ Beaded Bands, Motifs, Drops, Tassels. S12.95 UNAMELED STER S ! teri t i ! « ‘ o $10.99 | 81 ”.1 :,‘12\‘\{\’,‘.’,\ ROCK LR $13.45 lieve in the | S \ Gold and Silver Flouncings. wred document T SE N SE g i . i . » ) : e h i - ccommodation l Warl : Silk Net Flouncings in colored effects. A Is with 3-1 med Arm (1 recommodatio Of war's contributions, none has ! . e . e it snored tomor- | heen of such dircet benefit to Ameri- | N Georgette Crepes, Chiffon Cloth, Indestructible $6.75 LIVING ROOM ROCKERS ‘54 99 >4. e o e . ok 2 = S B 5575 LNAMELED STEEL BEDS Sy A : Rl oy e “"“ ilding of our maritime Silk Voiles in ali the new Spring shades. AT THES SALL $6.99 I S 1 . Ira 5 tion flect and the resumption of our trade | K u iold « TR G 6 00 | i o Sl e S ) o O el derensivol il llecinsoni i ot RS WO HUNDRED YARDS alling of their ) ment of the Shipping Board that “for Substantial construction continuous post design o soon after the | the first (i the d €1 26-Inch Imported Swiss Fiouncing S2LO5 MATTRESSES 50 MATTRESSES 59.95 DAVENPORT BEDS i e finst fime sing ¢ days of tho P GO L | Special @Q ¢ Yard il e $18.99 | Miwwe $7.99 | s . $49.95 sonality. s 'l Vtresse nely Combination Matiresse he a Silk Fle Mat finel Romance is awakened | f Neat Designs For Baby Dresses 95¢ i g vered with | reversible kind i rviceable ticking [ s ek e SRR IO R s ! $30.75 DINING TABLES lumber as the mind's the peals spreaing | Eo o s $8.75 TILT TOI TABLES 3 AT tla \v\ :( l\\n\‘?nni»\ aniiic . A $5.99 ”;]‘IT‘ ‘\‘l‘!“ . D& “H‘ land | & Mahogany Colonial — De: = LI SR ST erpool, to ports of 5 T ST il B e oot iz dlons peiee omtort 1 ranean aridl the orihe nfessi ! That fall to each one In t cvement arly one- tonna \mericaniz ST employer pgoms | per cont of all sn caving Atlantic | vhen I've Wilson BESISSl iy o ntoftheRivy Life's a s esponse. ot | INCTERSC Of 1,STRUGL (ons will e T s o o o . ‘ e feeted ,’“” ithe army and nav \“;H‘ of those departments ¢ g . v Brit } Slerase . o s Schooling of the Wit only Ame n o t } of cv he b Those slick Yankees have scored itse ¢ f Americanizii Press and Theatc Lite | h \djustment of Home i EAGISINANDISEANGIESH il et S S e ol ol i T e did I £ the ) d : hat A e Protection and ¢ Apparently al P : ingled T fouta : ! Bristol has a housine problem and | disposed to mal m Brest of « 1 it tor Lodg s »f having a | The Loston (iloli ¢ e d i b Industrial and Economic . it proceeds to scttle it in the sensiblo h oston ! tion ih e [ il : rom Boston has i 1 L Tt 0. Ly i Y probler A way by bhuilding more houses, It is " 11 i N . Treatw t of ITmy r planned 1o ercet a number of homoes > C | 1 ovenl et ot /i ‘ A 5 . Neighborhood Agzencic ion Government THE HOUSING PROBLEM. It is said in Washington fhat Sen- | Health Standards and Naturalization and Politi ion flicient to accommodate several | it failed to pa passed v [ e g cn ( 3 Yol Gk i Springficld Union : 1 thousand more people who are ex G s It i 1s seen th . . 1 ke up their residen The vilant of ome 1 S I { \ s 1av e | 1ish and civies to imn ROGRESS OR SOMETHING ELSE. | that hooming community 5 close to 1 e {6 4 11 wod i “ & most commonly reco, Champions ¢ 1 and 25 mill New Dritain has a housing pr assume e title of X zation activity and onl x rate locked horns once more at|lem and nothing is done about tire to Holland for r the greal work 3 2 Washington Star, mizatio e Ving from peoy y i extremely inte he oper ! of the Chamber of | Nearly cvery tenement in the ecity is | . - X . . Pl e ommerce s sning but the occupied. If a worker in another “And I want {o say, ) St It i T e S carried on by Mr. O t of new g s was not larg place were anxious to come to this or Sherman., * i ann B o et ' - said 1 New You t i I honc n oy own part i « ! ose o \ i o e | constant success mand for a seus [ sh s tion i \ cor s . ol . will s il Co-0p : clsewhere This is b new ) « it Btno SHeon i s A Americanization oubts existing i those [ Unless he happencd to be very for- | clsewhere-—~New York Ivening P o b where co-operation he could not do this. Build- operation in teac e advantagae in | o forum | ity with his family his initial prob found ( f g up of any |lem would he sceuring a tenement practically at a standstill | Workers' in > 1 t M Americ = : 1o | America’s ideals ot in two | ins the f .xtenuation of this condition §( g nz m ; 1, tio . e 1 o B e ’ ) f . | WILLIAM pdget eved fallen to | claimed thai the price of lumber is i e : ‘ ‘ . ome extent but whether the reasc igh and the cost of labor out of all \ph of a lawyer g of the city officials w ¢ suf- | proportion to retur But Tumher is | ul Pioncer icient to carry the . e to | cqually as high in Bristol and if there : ! € might jctory at the polls next Wednesday | 15 any ference in the cost of labor | iain 1o (1 | it i | ot be determined. It is belicved a self evident fact | an ceto hat many who would have voted for il N Britain erccts more b1 mills at the first cily meeting have { must stand stil - ‘ hecided to ratify the report of the T e e onded \ Ry ' e ‘ ol hut “ommon Council and Board of Fin- Take it from the Westfield corres- | ators—Wall street na \eric ) - { e e and Taxation. pondent of the Springfieild Republi- e enEl e danger of the lower rate is that | can, the “community Sing” in (hat ihhelSoyietsiof IEUSSAEY { ol teler B o f hem alone, | tase the ignorance of our for S which this branc a loan here, and the per « o spre teching Tafl pointed out that the |deavor cannot i t mig yrove to be a drag on | town Thursday night was a owlir s t prove to be a y nigh howling At Jow he can his ‘ danger from our forcign population | once hald in the esteem « A opportunity onde 1 rogress. Competent officials are also | success. ioney foolishly when e suloons | X Tt e R R o P i iy Pyt ; o e