New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 13

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Baby Carriages Attractive New Styles in Go-Carts, Sulkies, and Sleepers. Consisting of 28 Durable Carriages of various colors and trimmings, with ad- justable hoods, reversible bodies, roomy interiors and light flexible ‘ SA] UR _springs, compose part of our large stock. These selected bui or fifteen minu . o . Pri tricity, sidewalks and 8 Step in to inspect the Carriages and Low Prices. ON EASY TERMS FREE DRAWING o} THE THREE GREAT TES First: s Accessibility, aif§ Second: Quality of the la there last year. ' Third. Character of develop: ‘ SELECT YO® And have the Free Use of same while someone else’s land. Lyons Terrace is under the same management. wh sections of the city. N o We have had over two dozen applications for refis a“ Lyons-Terrace from $25 to $35 per month. Would it pay YOU tof have a house thete? + * NO RENTS--WHY: \ | ] Because no building has heen done for two years and skilled labor has been coming to this growing city | of ours all the time, and prices of houses have gone tkyward. What is the next most natural step? Build- ing lot values will greatly increase as there is not enough to go around. So get in on the g.r(‘mnd' - iias Easy Terms, and be prepared to take advantage of the situation. A small deposit secures your lot balance on Easy Monthly Payments. : 2 NEW STORE OPENS, [ They.have been very fortunate in | cesstul shoeman. 1lis many friends | sccuring as manager of their store | in this city will be pleased to learn of Shoe Company Will Begin | David A. Lipman of this city. Mz | his new endeavor. s Here Tomorrow. , | Lipman mas just been discharged | Mr. Lipman » member of Har- will| from the medical department of imony lodge, F. & A. M. and the 1 8. army. Ile is an alumnus of ‘ Scottish Rite and My Shrine | el | | I Shoe company ness liere tomorrow, will carry a and mis: . zirls’ shoc The public ed to call and inspect sh school: also a graduate of LIBERTY BONDS Accepted at Full Face Value as Part of First Payment Je 'sity, school of com- | H. S. GIRL# UDEVILLI. . 4 | ) merce and .. He was.for four A vaudeville entertainment will be Come in and let us show what BODWELL i 3 i S St i ; e B The Bodwell Realty Co store in this city and is a very suc- | evening at 8 o'clock by the Basquette | SERVICE means. Itis FREE. Phone 1801 or 838 ° Vaudeville company,—composed of 20 | F. E. CRANDALL, Mgr girls of the New Britain High school. | e T et SRl s Foeent Not an Ordinary Land Cempany. but a FINANCIAL INSTITUTION in New Britain Eight Years of fun and o nality in the line of At TR I T SR RO R LS TR T 2 g e - . stunts, dancir nging, and special t run for the police, he made i cl- RED CROSS A\PPEALS ‘ WIFE [;LAll“iS HER way, \h»‘j.w\r‘! ; \ e FOR MORII WORKERS [ nes vaudeville features, A. feminine or- SLAT REE. had no gun b The Red Cross conum Chestra will furnish the m>unmcnm!] | Warven S, phy 1 director | vis pocket sti more worke for ¢ of the local Y. M. C. A., will referee | 4 L Others On Docket. = | the games in the Winsted Hig 1] sl T e o s LT R DR 2 music. school gymnasium tonight. The : of forcign countries games are the most important of the this morning for hitchi season in the schedule of the Win- | to a Main street fire 1 sted school, the alumni teams "";Hfls Him Rrrested When He that school and the Torrington school will also play tonight, while the Tor- rington school team will oppose the Threatens Murder Winsted school teani. Slater will be in charge of both games. | - i Louis Chenatin was arrested lust - . L wtend the Red ross Thursday, e g , to perfeot thd AND QOQAE ESS. complaint of his wife, who said that = day m ¢ tol e judse 1 e I veruthing | ! ist the Town and it SUE he had tried to = When 1 & ® e When vou want to stop pain searched at the po . Chena- 2 RS RS Di ot el umg Tidac England 1919, All applica o be madc ! | and do the job quickly ana ffi ! t cart but no gun in . A n > o e s i i Bl Bl setos! e O Y on, and denied aitempting h e b i L G wyone. He was cl ik & ety ; WM. 7T provement on the old fasl 1 it weh of the peace today : et ! > ¢ . THOMAS mustard plaster—Bes 18- | 20 jail senfence, was suspenc 3] d now for our tarine—the kind that contains | for one week. to ens Probation -— n real yellow mustard. It cannot Officor Connelly to investizgate (he Al TR - v a y L e ARRANGING FACTORY i i greeable fumes to irritate the At about 7:30 last night. two small nose and eyes. | sirls came to the police station and NIGHT AT Y. M. C. A. [ ’ rln at Just rub it on for any ache in a very excited manner told Ser- L] i r pain it penetra quickly {elly that a man was about to — and relieves almost instantly by ; i ANt gently stimulating the circula- | pa o o Committees \ppointed for Stanley fion and diffusing all inflam- | char : STlan mation and congestion ! y e s Always in the yellow box I < directed to where he coul REan0ia Sotia We are showing you the New b e to sk for Begy's e || e o B A e Spring Models now. In our own make EEFSCYR-Rermmey | (e DAt year her Bisuons has beot | ouc al the T M, € & Thursday even 1Y Whfit Do You | you don’t have to wait for DOLLAR LI B e e o oo el Drinke For | DAY as we can save you from $1.00 to eSO ] 1 e el Breakfast? | $1.50 on ery hat. We carry the . — e e e i t . i e y ]'r,nnnm\ “u‘ kil hm’" and rlrnv‘vin_hh‘l o ! ) oA s NOWS a 'ood HYEE G Sl DRI S0 0 ?;1:" Hlomellast mENCrohenel MER Sl s time to iry the We also carry the STETSON o ‘“‘w}l“ i (he recreation rcoms of i fi]l'Ame}'ican HAT in all colors and styles. Ful| WO e e e ) e ‘ QVQI'GBQ-—-_ line of Caps from $1.00 up to $2.50. e GRibn Shpere i lMPUVERhHEE BLUUB IMPOVERISHED BLUUL nce sucords e — i Feature [Ia 1918 Hudson 7 Passenger Tour- Ilere's Proof ‘lh;n Vinol Enriches st ) cto OSTUM N i > i the Blood. 1 i e o : We carry a full line of Suit ing ke new Traaford. Pa.—“T have useq | brin 1 : e factory 1o The biggest thing our hat de 1917 Hudson, 7 pas. touving. or impoverished 1 = r hat de- T for impoveri partment has Work=. American Hosiery and accomplished. Cases, Bags, Umbrellas at reasonabic 1918 Dodge touring. SRE ae as et e St ] e kel Extensively used 1916 Cole 8 ¢yl. 7 pas, touring 2 (‘,} Atter trving Tron prices. 1915 Ford Runabout I ; AT e S o Vs | inplace of | A new spring hat absolutely 1917 Ford Runabout. henefit \ h nrie 1 v hlood and ! | guaranteed not to fade or your 1914 Buick Roadster. i improved N v rapidly.” | 2 Hm - Coffee ])Q( ause ks ""-"'.'w back at the remarkable § S | Wi b soctnt about Vincl. 11| heg teum wan. the et _ ofltsf]ineflavor: e j N 5 i : e hoe ! deneral econom 6 '] Motor Sales Fele e osen to_ b & health value. |Il (0““ a[ CO Corp. : e o dranzements for The cvening o ©ntains no calfeine y ° i ot o ¢ Toeal racior Il Youli like Postum ||| | s Dealers for s i Joh 1 a- | "he second Wl L . o = + 2 NEW BRITAIN, CONN. BRISTOL, CONN. Hudson, Essex, Dodge, Hani Naseck R LR and | will be obscrved ane ccenne | “Therels a Reason ‘ mtlfifl“ 33 s TR et Druggists every 2 | March 1 at the U} r Saxol Salve stops iteh- | srranged by the factory’s commit- BIG £ ins healing at once. tee. LS P, < - ““u—‘ins and beg

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