New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 15

| YOUN SALE 9 TO 12:30 NOON. WHILE THEY LAST FRESH CUT SIRLOIN, SHORT. .. NG TENDER LAMB 280"y 20c ™5 13¢ STEAKS ROUND, n 30¢ |Fancy New Potatoes 7ALL DAY SATURDAY VALUES. JERSEY CITY PORK SHOULDERS ..... b 34c FOWL ROASTS | FOWL " Native Prime Rib Native Stewing Ib 37c | Beef .. Ib 26c | Roasting Ib 45¢ LEGS TO ROAST .. 1b 28c NATIVE VEA RUMP ROASTS ... Ib 28¢ PIECES for POT PIE b 24c PORK BACON LIVER Loins .. Ib 36¢ | Sugar Sliced " Beef .. 1b 12¢ LEAN BOILIN Chops . 1b 36¢ | Cured .. 1b 42¢ LEAN POT ROAST 1b 20c ... 1b 20c STEAK PORK pring Fresh Smoked Lamb .. Ib 35¢ PLAINVILLEA- NEWS (Continued from Ninth Page.) others traveling through ihe fown did likewise. This has been stopped to @ great degree. Local people were warned that arrests wonld follow continuance of the habit while the constable was told to iake the num bers of other offending autoists and their licenses would be suspended by the stats department after a warning cm ITEMS. Dennis O'Keefe, a member of the supernumerary police forc went an operation at St. F pital, Hartford, for trouble to his les. He had been a patient at the institu- tion for several wecks with pneu- monia and is now on the road to re- covery. The annual pilgrimage of Roman Catholics of this city and nearby cities to tho shrine of St. Anne of Beaupre in Montreal, Canada will start Monday. About 40 will make the trip and the party will be led by Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of St Mary's church. To be sold at public auction, fifteen building lots on City and Connecticut avenues, 2 I .M., Sunday afternoon, rain or shine.—advt. Chief W. J. Rawlings has sgranted a permit to Thomas I7. McCarthy for a carnival in this city during the week of August 11—16. Personal Tax Collector J. W. Mills is having notices mailed to tax de- linquents, notifying them to pay at once or be arrested. The three boys picked up by the police Wednesday night are still at the police station, no word having been received from the New York police. EXPECTED IN Rev. Warren 17, Cook,, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church is expected back in the States this week and after a short stay at the shore he minister at the church. During his absence from the States the work at the church has bech under the su- pervision of Rev. H. ¥. Cook, father of Rev. Warren F. Cook. FATHER O'DELL A PASTOR. Rev. William F. O'Dell, formerly of this city, who has been a curate in St. Peter's church, Hartford, for several years, has been assigned by Rt. Rev. Bishop John J. Nilan to the pastorate of St. Bridget's church in Elmwood. Father O'Dell recently re- E BEST CHUCK .... Ib 22¢ Hamburg 1b 24¢ | Shoulders '» 32¢ | NATIVE ‘GREEN CORN . doz 23c BEETS LEMONS UKES i Calif. Native .. Ib 5¢ | Dozen ... 19¢ | each 5¢ “LARGE WATERMELONS ............ .. ea 35¢ : TOMATOES CABBAGE Blue or Ripe Solid head JBlack bas. 25¢ | Native . b 10c | Native .. 1b 6¢c VERY: BEST COMPOUND .............. Ib 3lc o " BUTTER CHEESE EGGS | ‘Moh. \ Whole Special UNIONTEACO'. ' GREAT f ouT | sALE 8% to continue. Open again Saturday morning, store has been closed to arrange stock for greater bargains than ever. Below we mention just a few: 4 Bars Swift’s Pride Soap .................. .. 22¢ 4 Bars Swift’s Borax Soap ................... 25¢ 1% 1b box 18¢ Cocoa .......... yenas 13C 11b box 30c Cocoa ............. . 24¢ My-t-fine 3 for T9¢ Fine Brooms. .................. .. BlE Teasat o 5 sppportunity Saturday. Cry ....1b 61c | Milk .. 1b 35¢c | Select doz 57c turned from France, where he rved as chaplain in the A. E. F.'with the rank of a captain. ICEE OREAM TAKES JUMP. The management of the New Haven Daily lee Cream company angounce that an increase in the prices of ice cream has been made and will take effect tomorrow. There will he a 10 per cent. increase on bulk cream and 15 per cent. on bricks. WATER SPORTSMEN AT WORCESTER All in Readiness for Amatcur Oars- men Contests to Be Held Tomorrow. Waorcester, Mass., Aug. 1-—Brilliant- ly decorated canoes and launches lined the mile and a quarter course at Lake Quinsagmond today when the amateur oarsmen of America tested their skill and strength in the 46th regatta of the national association of amateur oarsmen. The events will be completed tomorrow. Weather conditions were heavy early in the day but the regatta com- mittee announced the races will be rowed regardless of storms. The water was choppy when a number of scul- and crews warmed up in pr: tice sprints and started before the noon hour. The annual meeting of the castern division of the American canoe asso- ciation was held this noon on the south regatta coursc with a large cn- try list from New kngland clubs There were 11 races. Ninc events were on“the national regatta program today, with the first race scheduled to start at 2 o'clock. FIVE PEOPLIY ARE KILLIED WHEN DYNAMITE EXPLODIES Landing, N. J., Aug. 1—Five per- sons were killed hy thp explosion of 1,000 pounds of dynamite in a “jack- ing" house of the Atlas Powder com- pany wear here today MEAT SPIX BIG SALE SIRLOIN, SHORT, PORTE STEAK .. RIB ROAST O CHOICENT CUT VEAL. SHOULDER STE! . I'RE CUT HAMBURG White Pea Beans 3 lbs . 25¢ Baker’s Cocoanut .............. ... 10c Marshmallow Cream . ... .. 12¢ . 23c 25¢ Can Maple Cane Syrup ............. .. ... 15¢ RiMer’s Catsup 0t Sl 11c BO8 Teantat ) 0 0N L BRSNS LT a1 On Crockery, Glassware a reduction of 33 1-37. Pon’t fail to take advantage of this money saving URTS SH BOLOGNA L LOAK will again take up his duties as| PERSONALS. Charles G. Bodley, a salesman for the Beaton Corbin Company, is back in this city after u business trip through northern New Isngland Miss Winefred RBoehm will spend the week-end at Silver Sands 5 the suest of Mr. and Mrs. G. P'arsons. Miss Dorothy Dutton and Miss Marion Calender leave tomorrow for 'y Beach for a week. The youns will spend a week in New York Miss I2llen 15, Needham of Wake- field Court, and N IFlora Abetz of Lincoln street will return this ever ing from a two wecks' vacation at Block Island. ret Walsh will leave Miss Ma tomorrow for a two week's stay at | Newport, R. I William €. Kranowitz of New York is visiting in this city. Assessor and Mrs. Auvgust Burk- hardt will leave this evening for two weeks” stay at Christmas Cove, | Maine. DECISION HELP UP IN FIXI Vormont Judgze Lenient With - Ace- cued Who is Convicted on Mannslaughter Charge. Burlington, Vt. Aug. 1.—Michael Aruzza of Winooski, was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in the Chitteden county court this morning and sentenced to a term of not less | than 10 years or more than 15 years ! at hard labor in states prison at Windsor. The convicted men WAs | charged with murder in causing the death of his cousin, Dominic Aruz also of Winooski, folloging a quar on the night of June * and the tr has been in pro since Tuesd ol morning. The accused man has com- pletely recovered fromr his grilling examination of yesterday and present- ed the me social appearance that has characterized him throughout | the brief period yesterday when he | was rehearsing the actual scene of the fatal fight. Judge Moutlon in pronouncing sen- tence said, “‘Michael Aruzza it is hara for the court to be compelled to pa sentence upon you. You have been | found guilty of taking the life of another man. You have taken awa what you can never give back. You have a wife and family and I am going to be lenient with you, mor than if the circumstances were dif- ferent. You are a young man and 1 hope you will hink over what you have done and when you come out} decide to lead a law abiding life. I am going to sentence you to not 1 than 10 years or more than 15 years at hard labor al states prison in Windsor."” PRETTY HOME WEDDING. Miss Alwina G. Moclle Becomgs Bride of Richard €. Goldthwait. A pretty wedding took place on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Miss Wlwina Gladys Hoclle, daughict of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoclle, of 63 Vance street, became the bride of Richard Charles Goldthwait, of Salem, Mass The ceremony, was performed hy Rev. Warren I. Cook, of Trinity Methodist church. Mrs. Frances M. Oliver, sister uf'l the bride, attended honor and the best man was Robe H. Goldthwait, of Salem, a brother the bridegroom. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at || the bride’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Gold- ;| thfait left on a wedding trip and upon | t 39 Gordon | their return will reside street, Somerville, Mas: SAFE ROBBED. An official of the Iimer Company reported to the police evening that $35 was abstracted from the safe in the office on Main street vesterday afternoon. TOO YR CLASSIFICATION, LOST—Tuesday, on Arch street 15 trolley, in center changing car to Chestnut strect, or on Stanley street. Baby's heart locket and chain with initials on one date on other: valued sake. Finder call 1003 side and Automobile; A-No. 1 6-40; 7-pa 8-1 Big Saturday Sale at The Great Western Market THE MARKET WHERE PRICES AND QUALITY ARE THE TWO LEADING GROC ‘ PILLSBURY AND GOLD MEDAL FLOUR | CAN PEAS | TOMATOR | | +1b 9 YMATO soUP Ib. | LEMONS Ib. | TOMATO Ih. | CARROTS, b, | BAGE, ONIONS . | DEATHS AND FUNERALS' | . Teofila Osajea. died suddenly yesterday afternoon it RICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange 31 West Main St., New Britain, Conn. the Church of the Sacred Coskosrow Chanessia. dicd yesterday afternoon at the Tel. 2040 - | cemetery. clmina Olson, Wilhielmina The funcral will Besides her lorence Olson, Bernard Skinner, hoth of this city, and Mrs. Olson had been & member » BAME | afternoon for George Stingle, ind interment pallbearers TRANSFERS The following transfers were Main street; eorge Chest to Kathrina High street; U.S. Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold JUDD & CO. Rooms 309-310 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 48. ‘W. T. SLOPEIR. Mgr. LOCAL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD GOODWIN BEACH & CO. Room 410 National Bank Bullding, Telephone %186, T. 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