New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 7

| PEAINVILLE NEWS f S, ([ASS | PLAINVILLE HAS NO WORRIES OVER ICE 1 v 5o poa § Tomorrow Eve T0 HOLD | Business Men's Action Assured | Plentitul Supply THIS TOWN DRY ANYWAY Our Annual Ju Brings You Big Money Savings SALE BEG%NS TUESDAY, JULY Ist you the chan y Saie committed Celebratios Annual July Sale and gave > of practic- tgain an opportunity BRD SILK STOR ADARD PATTERNS, R e el AT NOON, JULY 11TH, 'H, INCLUSIVE. JULY SALE ess. Watch carefully each wures are being introduced still greater reductions on ices on Silks (Value $1.75 and $2.00.) feparate 'ts, also trime CHIFFON | "ull line of plaim: Special price $1.45 yard, PRINTED GEORGT Printed Geor, Special price $ > {roubles whi communitie also\ a few chang dpartment B, Fon This Sale’ s COATS, CAPES AND DOLMANS JULY SALE OF We have taken many of the best models that higher prices and them reproduced saberdines, SpelTWeice $1.39 Ror This Sale $ r value 2.19 Yard. ette Crepe, newest designs and ™ 19 yard. 7 69¢ Yard. 32 inches wide, imported natural pongee; real value 89c yard. al price 69¢ yard. FOULARDS, Ior Sale $1.58 Yard. (Regular Value $2.00.) in a variety of designs, navy, black, fine quality reasonably Capes and wonderful value of Lake Sunapec ice taupe and gre; members of the class who have p1 $1.58 yard. For This Sale Sl.0§ Yard. WOMEN'S SUMMERY SILK MIESSALINE. Messaline, blue, Copen, One Lot Capes, Coats and Different color: obligations Plochareyk, . $10.00, $10.75, §1 b 2,50, $13.75, §$15.00, ) up 1o §25.00. SUITS AT SALE FANCY SILKS, Vop This Sale High-Grade are interested season or for your v see the special mostly =mall worth up to $12.50. very value complete line of cologs, $2.00. Special price $1.68 1.98 Yard. Silks, plaids, stripes and faney 5 Special price $1.98 yard. MENT SPECIALL Colored Mercerized Venetians; real value Hannon, Walter Kenney. Abe Canterwitch B i quantities, OUR VASH GOODS Sk N O ) in and sce them in order to appreciate their values. Dresses of the better kind that fanily R WASH GOODS SKECTION THE BUSIE OUR EXCELLENT ASSORTME mixtures and checks and in crepe de chine and Georgette, Monkiewicz rd. IN HARTFORD TS ND LOW PRICES. , Sale Price 27¢ Yard. hams, in plaids, stripes, checks, a DoubblyDry. are extra big value in white and colors. s also in lot. ubblyDry. and cities throu DRESS POPLINS, 36 inches wide, HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY Sale Pric GOODS PURCHASED OF US. RECEIVING ALL DRY licensed saloons and liguor for two yard. 37¢ Yard. white and the leading colors. IMPORTED SCOTCH GINGHAMS, Sale Price 69c Yard. men who served for 19 months with ind was visited , sold as parts of the state the evening BERLIN NEWS | 74 PREPARES | of drunken | ciation and all ex-service men have DRIESS VOILES, Sale Price 5,000 yards of dark and lightt | young ladies hayve been selected by the TOM BOY Scotch Gingham, inches wide, high as $1.00 yard. For this Voiles, figures, florals, checks, grounds, value to 50c yard. and ENDURANCE CLOTH, ommittee in charg intoxicated 1150 on {he list of speakers, banishment Yard. Suiiting, and ¥Endurance Cloth, light and Miss Grace sie Adams, Tiold Picnic, convened nearly J BIG DROUGHT will preside at the piano rd. Sale Price 19¢ Yard. Principal | with figures, florals, checks and ood assortment, regular price 29¢ a yard. In Meantime Many Residents Take Firal Draught SALOONS : CLOSE TONIGHT Picnic—>More detrimental effe fternoon ¢ wonderful ex-members PASTOR REJOICES AT END OF BATTLE MeCormack | plants were s in a quict manner and exceplion. Wednesday Constables is agitation for anotl The permission of on the fourtl: Selectman mon Appropriate to Signing of investigations in Hall Tomorrow-—Other News Items i . woeks is slowly the Sodality of Peace Trcntys of Interest, J motoreyelist met with an accident while on hi this mornir peint near Canal street when he Southington Brookficld, saloonkeepers was observed the follow- place tomorrow September persons were | rellowship withoritics has too far and crashed into the curb- MacNiven, violations of g of the pre TO PARADE association and the rule extending the right | fellowship parde in Hrtfof h to biame | paint is off mo the violators as the wish o than sizhbors and ALL MAKES your Typewriter or Adding Machine ! specialeflon been particularly annoying to committee (o provide dinners for participate ion address on “The Challenge of the Now is the time to have junction of Whiting and Cen- SAVED FROM OPER thoroughly overhaaled, we will loan you a machine while the work s being done, we will make your machine look and work as good as | | I | Brict Items, ow. asonable price. 2 Dewat o P of Washington challenged ASK FOR and GET Typewriters and Adding Machines Rented and Repaired. w Brilain Typewriter Exc never “hefore 1 and highly or { the evil, as a socicty Horlick’s Malted Milk For Infants and Invajics Avoid Imitations and Subatitnre. »od to have the delegates of parchment, but important | ATION By Taking Lydia E. Pink- | ham's Vegetable Compound in Time. appendicitis graduated included ti when taken s Tthaca, N.Y zuffered from pains in my i autemohile & right side, so severe that I could from thefloor. Pains ¢! Horses! To be sold at auction to the highest bidders. 20 HOIeS IS All of these Auciion $al vacated by limbs and throug an abscess Christianity gencration accomplish Haydenvilic, cross-hearin returned (o 10 of these are U. S. army horses. horses are good fine chunks and busines Sale Rain or Shine Tuesday, July ist, ai 2 P. M. L James Doyle’s rato oo to a h ital for an ="tion. A friend came to see me and told me of your won ne — Lydia E. Pinkham’ 1 began taking | s Christians, Judd Wadsworth challenged loyal to the cter- | distinction real and perfectly principles of God derful medi Vegetable Compound. it, and after taking six bottles I feel well and strong, do my own work and do 1 cannot speak 1 ine and recom- mend it to others who suffer with female a Godsend to and yvou may m; irs. PERMILLA HULSIZER, E. Fall St,, Ithaca, N.Y. ho suffer from inot fail to try | dressmaki too highly of WGELUS dominate our Stahles Rear Park Hotel ivery MAIN STREET. Fred Winkle Auctisneer. v strect until the v this famous Lydia E. Pink- ments shou root and herb \ ham’s Vegetable Coempound. MEFTING e T the afternoon as lY‘mh\:. Auto club 3 of Commerce rooms tomorrow, even- ing at 8 o'clock The commitee appointed will report to the direc= fors at this time. Plans will also hg laid out for the work which the A club hopes to accomplish this cmf season. 3 5 HAVE PRETTY WEDDING' Rev. Dr. Erncst De F. Miel Performs Ceremony Y¥hen FLuther Parker Takes Marion Billings As Bride, ze of Miss Marion The marria Rillings of West Hartford to Luther Judd Parker of this city took placa Saturday e ity church, Hartford. The ceremony as performed by Rev. Dr. Ernest De F. Miel, rector of the church. The bride w en in marringe Ly her uncle, Howard Coolk, and her Miss Ruth Billings, was mald “ning at 7 o'clock at Trin- sister, honor. Clesson Parker, brother of the sroom, acted as best man and the bridesmaids were May Deming Farmington, Ethel We Keep and So ers were Wesley Par Brady, Gardner Webe inson, Thomas Wilber and Edward therly, Mildred hia Nichols. The ush- cer. George Gardner Rob- Deming, Jr. The flower girt was Miss ister of the groom n was of white sati Harriet Parker, The bride’s go trimmed in a charming manner with ruffles of tulle. She carried a shower houquet of pink roscs and white swee peas. The bridesmaids in pastel shades of o dressed and car- ried bouquets of smilax and Canter bury bells. The maid of mior w | sowned in beautiful flowere crepe and carried sm bury bells, Miss P s dro: dainty affair of pink geors a A bas A small reception was held aftey 16 carric georgette ax and Canter- tte crepe et of pink roses. wards at the home of the bride on | Walkey road where the family and immediate fricnds gathered. The cou ple left for an extended honeymoon through Maine. They will veside the bride's home in Hart the summer months. FIRE IN BEGLEY'S BLOCK, rly Morning Blaze Forces Tenants to Rush ‘n Sleeping Attire, 1 during Occupants of the Begley biock on Main stre bec 1t an carly hour yesterda motning, wl a was d scovered in a room occupied by Ilenry K dran. Mr. Kadrap hed into the street and notified Officers T y and William P. McCue. The | latter ofticer turned in an alarm from omas Box 42 at the corner of East Main and Main street. Good work on part of the firemen kept the damtige down [to $100 The police off the who rushed in their ers rushed through ilding and roused the tenanfs\/ sleeping apparel to the open air. According to Chief Dame, the fire was one of the smokiest the firemen have had contend with in years.