New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 14

B e ——— 0 ‘ 4 = | . T Ef:“t“.",‘ R W E @ ’E @ M ‘Y T E R R A C E i ESEABLISHED 1886 An Exclusive Home Site For Particular People 365 Muin, opp. Myr Located on New Britain Ave. adjoining the Rockwell Drake Corporation. LARGE LOTS . LOW PRICE : } EASY TERMS : A most exceptional opportunity to pur- fittnere arr as ht, Wide Streets—5 Foot Sidewalks—3 Foot Tree Belts—Wise Restrictions : this ‘morni S chase a Suit at less than present wholesale Many auto. ave taken advantage Of Rackliffe Bros.’ free tube offer this B e vou—aan, $2,500 In Cash To Customers Building First 25 Houses OUR H ALF At $1.50 3 .cland’s.—advt. i Ak e Plainville is today about to become one of the busiest centers in Connecticut. The Trumbull Electric Mfg. Hen. Conn. Hat Co.—advt. | 8 Co. are now building the new $75,000.00 addition to their present plant. ¥ S5 s 4 Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain have under construction of four story factory soon to be com- ALE LS TO PAY fgg pleted. Hart & Cooley are building a new factory in this locality. HIS BOARD BILL This means that real estate values will increase rapidly. There is no other development that offer such & great opportunity to the home seekers or investors as Victory Terrace. ] | AT Pumer sy e el LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED This store is the home of Hart Schaff- Boarder Who Neglected to Meet His Obligations. i We Give You Full Value For Your Liberty Bonds ner and Marx Suits. s wis . THE EASTERN LAND TRUST ] e clor Bod G ot S0 merican Ho company, recent made his home w Hl Mrs. Julia Miller, 265 Olive street. August proved to - |® are wonderful; the newest models; and they amiabie fellow, it is said, and frequently commented upon the cx- | | M. V. CASS, Mer. eellent culinary ability of Mrs. Miller. Tt is e i Home Office 87 Wey!)?sset St., Pl.‘ovidence, R. L Local Office 323 Main St., New Britain. will not be here a great while at that PLACE: thf\: he ,‘ o,\{:;xm : - Branch Office 13 Whiting St., Plainville, Conn. Bathing Suits for Man and Boy- BAND CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 TO 9:30 P. M. PHILAMONIC BAND OF NEW BRITAIN. ] ,,(]m,.,,m and \us ALLIED MUT!INY s in the Onega sector of the | he text of this portion of - | The official statecent bears date of 3 tfl be found. Archangel front are reported in a | communique reads July 31 and the rising reported ap- HELD SOVIETS | Archansel tront N e : pears o have becn subseanent 1o the : Soalolicilstatomentagissne g We have advanced 14 miles north- | mutiny among the Russian | unrest in Siberia. It claims that | insurgents annihilated a large detach- R | and ) 1 L g | Wireless from Moscow. It declares | ward on the Onega. The advance was | troops on the Archangel front, re- | there is an insurgent front extending | ment of Japanese recently. In addi- o "‘;g}f “"s“::“':‘;{’;"f\’l"“"‘" e "{("l\“l‘.‘l A6 |l the Bolshevik forces have advanced | preceded by a rising of white resie |Dorted by the British army authoris | trom Tashkent in Turkestan to Nik- tlon it is asserted that an anti-Bol- gt oo PrATnyof T4 miles, aided by a mutiny among | ments, who arrested rodsting omcors | ties, olayevsk, on the Amur. In the re- |sheviki detachment is advancing LIE sl Al e : < for the | the Allied troops: Tndlinanced omiove thio At The Moscow message also reports | gion of the Amur it is declared, the | from northern Siberia towards Tomsk, Monday of August. 5 of Phoenix Temple held tonight. John B, who has recently returned 1ce, will tell some of his ex- At the clo: of the meet- MEETS TODAY. the program commit- tee of the Welcome Home Week cele- bration will held at 4 o'clock to- & in the chamber of commerce room Plans for the printing and g of a program will be dis- he members of the commit- . Bennett, E. W. Pelton, Bernard G. Krano- se, G. C. Atwell, Carl William Hall. .50 Parker shirts to close t Besse-Leland's.—advt. 'NOTICE. The ¥inance Committee of the School Committee will receive appli- cations for appointment to the position of Janitor of the Elihu Burritt School at the Office of the School Committee, City Hall, Monday, August 4, 1919, between 10:00 and =====1From the Trenches to a New Home To Europe, South America, West In- dies, South Africa, Australia, China, Japan, etc. Agents for Trans-Atlan- New customers—this sale was planned for you. Our present patrons know what values our August Sale offers. They need no urging. But to you, who have never before had occasion to buy furniture, we want to tic and Trans-Pacific 8. S. Lines. GEORGE A. QUIGLEY, demonstrate how we can save you dollars in our Great August Sale. Step into our store and inspect these wonderful August Sale offerings and the many others on display. s T SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 A. M. ‘Modern Homee s We Take Liberty Bonds "rmes acee i tacaa™ $129 00 In Part or Fuli Payment $169 00 ® = ® This is the type of Bedroom Suite that modern homemakers 1y Three-Piec te into it The design is strictly modern and are rapidly making popular. Three pieces comprise This is a good opportunity to get the home things vou need. each piece is masterfully constructed, insuring long and satisfactory suite, which is finished in walnut. A striking value weur. A most unusual value. Bed, Dresser and Dressing Table, $169 You may exchange vour Liberty Bond at face value for any kind and worth a great deal more than its price; finished in mahogany McDOUGAL A 3-Piece Queen The World’s Most Modern B § Bow End Bedroom Suite. KITCHEN CABINET Anne Bedroom Suite $22.50 Sanitary Colonial e e Summer-time is when you most meed a McDougall. It Wood Bed ¢ saves time, cnergy and many 00 €as resser wearisome steps. In mahogany, walrut or oak finish. "‘v"“:'lfim“'émf‘“‘,}'}'w o A Bed that will well prove its worth. in kitchen efficiency. ® i 7 5 McDougalls are famous for . scores of supremacies, 1 10 [ ] bic to the fact that the Always pleasing in design. When we offer such a favored pat- cabinet ever built was a - e < is i e e 2 abi tern at so low u price the value is indeed apparent. The three 1ass eds RIS eIt Tdasiamais e e Its increasing popularity is by no means unwarranted, for the w D H pieces consist of dresser with beautitully shaped mirror, dressing ta- o Queene Anne reproduction is the heighth of perfection for a bed- Vicbouga ble with triplicate mirror and tastefully designed 32.00 satin finish 2-inch with modern folks for its simple at- [, suite. Three pleces, Bed, Dresser and Dressing Table, in y g A These pieces are finished in walnut post Bed; heavy fillers at tractiveness. brown mahogany finish. o Come in and ‘seec them. Complete Homefurnisher Our Trucks C. . FU”E[ Co. | M| Heeton ot L . 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