New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN D HERALD, RTUAT, ! = | chain of homes throuenout the United RRY ON SOCIETY - FOR WAR VICTIHS for Maimed and Wonnded Fighters Is Proposed advt »f | council, Knigh District At e National Allied Relief society ormed a “carry on” n Ir)hx Desic tre 1M ARMENIAN ARMY. com Arrives With o Together 100,000 Countrymen. be Ul\un “In train y from their e @ << @ fn order to meet this eme make certain that none of s shall suffer, the ‘Carry On fon has been formed dy opened three homes king tc establish twelve ultimate purpose belng to have a |later to Washi not be petted | menian flag will be vod to live in ’ President Wilson lIA NE ROUND STEAK = of the rew Armenian oral is visiting branches n union throughout the first to Boston and ton, where the Ar- NEW NATIVE POTATOES .. pk 49¢ MOH. SELECT EGGS 2 doz $l 09 SALE STARTS 9 A. ‘VI—ENDS 12:30 All Day SATURDAY REMEMBER BEEF IS LOWER—NOTE PRICES Best Chuck Roasts LEAN POT ROASTS BEEF . LEAN BOILING BEEF PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF FRESH PORK LOINS Ib 36c; SHOULDERS 1b 32¢ Tender Lamb Legs LOINS YOUNG LAME FORES YOUNG LAMB PLATE CORN Lean Smoked Shoulders NAT. ROASTING FOWL .... SLICED BEEF LIVER SUGAR CURED BACON o Native Veal Legs Ib6% P c Legs NAT. RUMP ROAST VEAL 1Ib 25¢ . SHLD ROAST VEAL : PIECE@ FOR POT PIES @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ % ¥ fototeiotoRefetototelstelototeloto e eotototo] SWEET POTATOES ..... 4 NAT. LIMA BEANS § SWEET PEPPERS S T2 qts 13¢ PEES EE e S 3 qts 25c¢ FANCY cooxmi A COOKNG ONIONS . ........ BEST COMPODND MOH. CRY. PUTTFP WHOLE MILK CH BEST APPLE BU fl‘m Jropmted last night that her 16 year (wl(l son has homv m rom home | Peck, Hoosic. > t for work C]TY_}TEMS 41 Mrs. “Prlm‘sk: of 53 Broad street State Comptroller Word has been received by r, former mayor o of Columbus, that visitor in town for the vy John Crosby of Hartford will accept the invitation to| Stanley Polrynska of 25 Harvard | Mr. and Mrs. 3. G. Connley of Dal last | avenue left this morn e ’ from | Bluffs, where they will s % | annual vacation ) ) ch h wd been qoh n lnx | ROGKEFELLER SUED oshy’s calibre to be their nigh vheel was standing on | speaker. The date of the Stanley | _ - | banquet will be the thirteenth of four The Y | teenth of October, the date left open ' come I Stockholders Allege He in order to accommodate Distric - o i e e R R R et fseussed | unds of New Haven Road—T ) sby plans for | The detectiv | October 2 plans to | a repo | XNew Yor - | motion to pern Immm! of money to | stockholders in the 1 - | road to intervene as su SRS T e money hox e quarters 1y, striction on the was be spent in rig taken. De- Dudley Felt, Gunnery; James Cooper Choate; Roswell Moore, Kent; Rober intiffs in a :. Rockefeller Globe Clothing House Inc. ESTABLISHED 1886 Wasted | @ We have the Leatherized Suit for Boys, lined with real leather where the wear | comes, beautifully patterned and a brand new idea. Shown here and here alone in bers will march behind th eant Theodore Johnson, Bargain weck a ner directors of notified and is working on the ! _—advt road for $150,000,000 was set | PO October 28 by Federal Judge Ma e to clean your hats now. Don't | The original suit was brou for the rush. Conn. Hat Co.— PERSONALS by another group of stockholders who | accuse Mr. Rockefeller and his asso- | & local authorities have been | clate defendants of wasting the re- | 1 by State Automobile (‘om-‘ The follo men of the|Sources of the rallroad. 1er Robbins Stoeckel that the s license of Jacolb Holthauser Burritt street has been re-| Li to him. The licerse was >veral months ago | high school nrolled in the | ard Twitchell, Revnal, | ment of a limited re cute the stockholders company and its d fi@@@@@@@&@@@fi@flfif)@@@@@@@i@‘ fi@@fi@fi@@fi%fi@@@@ New Britain Clothing and Dry Goods Store Inc. CLEARANCE Sale of Curran’s Stock Now Going On The Sale of Sales. Biggest Values in the City. SATURDAY IS CHALLENGE DAY NORTH OF THE TRACK THE CLANS ARE CLASHING COME UP AND HEAR THE MUSIC FROM 3 TO 5 AND 7 TO 9 BY LYNCH’S ORCHESTRA WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY On New Fall . On New Fall Eoid 10% DlscountSkirtsn a:(;v Dresses Suits and Coats On Our New Suits, Coats, Skirts and Dresses These garments are marked in plain figures, we have only one price to everybody, so take advantage of this and save from $2.50 to $5.00 on every garment you buy. On Corsetle% Discount On Corsets Nemo, R. & G., Royal Worcester, W. B. Warner’s, Thompson’s Glove Fitting, Bon Ton, La Reine and P. N. Complete stock of sizes and styles to select from. 109/, Discount On All Our New Fall Waists in Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Satins. HATS 109,Discount HATS ON OUR NEW FALL AND WINTER HATS SPECIALS FROM OUR FIRST FLOOR FOR SATURDAY Plaid Blankets $4.50 Pair. Value $6.00. Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 25¢ Yard. Outing Flannel, 21c Yard. Value 35¢c. 81x90 Bed Sheets $1.65. Value $1.98. FOR THE MEN 36 inch Messaline Satin, all colors $2.25 Yard. Value $2.69. Men’s Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 98c. Value $1.50. Men’s Hose, Black, Grey and Brown, 29¢ value. 5 Pair $1.00. Men’s Sweaters, $3.98. Value $4.98. Big Savings in Women’s, Girls’ and Boys. Knit Underwear and Hosiery New Britain Clothing and Dry Goods Co. Inc. 381—383—385 MAIN STREET. aaielodaelelof2-1ofo Tt b R T tefoRelotelototelotelatote RotoRcT ot o T Totc) 1B Judge Mack will also hear a mo- | g tion at the same date for the appoint eiver to prose & suit against the | g this city, $12.00 up. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Will § 4= give you complete satisfaction. FALL STYLES OF MEN’S HATS $3.50 Just one more week ! Just a few more days! @ Then ice will come into its own. Ice has been M scarce this summer due to last winter’s ice crop [ failure. Trying times have been faced by everyone. - Only the strict ice conservation that you helped to ; carry out has pulled this city out of the jaws of an 8 @ ice famine. Keep on saving ice just a few days longer. i Order only what ice you really need. Ice Publicity - “There is a Difference” H —Between a “HATTER”and the man —Who harps on HATS M —And sells a dozen other things # —And when you step into his store —You WONDER where he KEEPS his HATS ¥ — Cause you see a lot of shirts and ties and things : displayed— : —You don’t have to guess B —Where we keep our HATS | __The minute you enter OUR store % —You're standing in HATS i —North, East, South and West —THATS ALL WE SELL— —Every man to his OWN BUSINESS —We're HATTERS here and we know the HAT |} BUSINESS, too, after eighteen selling New Britain clientele. years’ Connecticut Hat Company R. R. ARCADE Who’s Your Hatter?