New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 4

JENS YESTERDAY, | AMERICANS TODAY Pass Tests—Exercises Set for | Next Thursday ' he Americanization bureau will [l public exercises Thursday even- October 16, in the Elihu Burritt pol at 8 o'clock, at which time ificates will be issued to the fol- ing men, 90 in number, who qual-~ i for citizenship yesterday: ohn seph Kleck, John Bem- g6 Turton, Otto Hjalmar Carl- Frank Golan, August Brodin, Iph Reinas, Ellazer John Gooby, lam Francis Abbott, Andrew Bud- 0. Harry John Hartlkan, Thomas prala, James Tombarl, Zundel So- Py, Max Israel Abrams, Nathan ledman, Blazej Woszeyna, Andrew Magnusson, Frank €roski, pisiaw Mysliewlec, Leon Dymkow= Anthony Stanley ‘Petrauskas, Jo- Kuria, George Zeln, Gaetanio itano, Bronislaw:Nowel, Willlam ander, Hyman Sweisky, Peter Ikiewicz, Stanley Toczko, Felix elbas, Frederick Wilhelm Kowal- Stanislaw Kosakowski, Josef Go- Alfred Tanguay, Bnrico Malo, Wrzynig Muter, Anthony Jankow- Isadore Miller, Edward Neumann, es Barlow, Carl Gustaf Stohl- 5, Prospero Gherlone, Guiseppl rlone, Christian Brandt, Charles erson, Luther Abrahamson, Tim- Flaherty, James Brown Fitz- 1d, Attore Spagna, John Hdwin nson, Gustav Hintz, George Ede Stevenson, Luigi Ciaffaglione, pce Zaledunis, John Verrillo, Sol- n Edward Kopolowitz,.Peter Rut- ski, Istael Guillemett, Frederick lam Erling, Bdmund Julius Jek- el, Sam Wice, Wladyslaw Mord Joseph Lombardo, Nicola Messina, John Edmond Orlowsky, Joseph islawezyk, John Hrostowsky, Matta fa Skrabulis, Dominick Diorio, Thoms Zocco, Angelo D'Onofrio, Joseph Mys- | liwlecz, James Marinelll, Bronislaw Nowak, John Domljlan, Orlando Squillace, Sidney Robert Cooper, George Peter Dilbus, Rosario Floridio, Carmelo Circo, Matos Babaian, Peter Szmanski, John Weber, Mike Nezdro- pa, Herman Paul Ruschkowsky, Gus- tav Ruschkowsky, Rudolph Adolph Bredlau, Frederick Joseph Charland, Michael William Lyons, Stanley Os- trowski, John Francis Baldyga, Peter Powel Skraparas, Leo Skritulsky, | B Kazimieras Giedraitis. MINERS DISAPPOINTED 250,000 Workers in Yorkshire, Eng- land, Find That They Have to Work Harder to Get Mines in Shape. Leeds, Fngland, Oct. 4—Some of the Yorkshire miners who went on strike in the great coal fleld there when 250,000 men quit work in July to protest against the government award for piece work, seem- hardly satisfled with the Tesult in view of tho fact that two months will be required to restore some of the mines to op- eration. The Yorkshire Post quotes one of the miners as saying: “Fancy grown-up men like us quar- reling about the price of a packet of clgarettes more or less a week. It's enough to make a cat laugh or a man cry, if he has children to feed. Prin- ciple is all right when it doesn’t mean loss Ot pay. I wish our leaders felt it the same way, but their wages go on all the same with extras for at- tending all meetings. ‘Fine words butter no parsnips,” and we can't fill our youngsters' stomachs with prin- ciple.” T R e A CROWDS At New Britain’s Busiest Pure Food Market Where You Double the Value of Your Dollar ATURDAY ‘While They Last S Extra Special Morning § Sale 9 A. M. to 12:30 M. —————— e TEA KSZ4G Fresh Cut Round, Porterhouse, Sirloin ) 1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919, ————— The Aim of this Store is Always to Give the Pub- lic Service Besse-Leland SYSTEM \ Therefore this Store Will Keep Open Monday Nights Until Fur- ther Notice Co. THE AIVE STORE THE QUALITY IS REMEMBERED LONG AFTER THE PRICE IS FORGOTTEN An old saying, but more appropriate today than ever before. One thing that makes our Suits attractive is their lasting quality, and that quality not only means that they’ll give you service for a long time, but that they’ll retain during their wearing life the game distinctive style they had on the first day they were worn. That’s be- cause their style is tailored into them by hand. Now the prices—Buying for a chain of 38 stores at one time gives us a tremendous advantage in the market over single Tender Young or Short ... Pound LAMB POTATOES A9t stores, and you get the benefit of the saving. We could sell still cheaper if we had cheap clothes, but first quality goods are the only kind we carry. . MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS $22.50 to $50 Fresh Ground Hamburg o 18c |/ ¢ § § Sy Prime _ Quality ve | Jersey City OVERCOATS BEEF A Splendid Line to Choose From. All Sizes, At Prices Ranging From BPot Rists 1b 14c $22.50 to $65 FORES ... Best Maine Spuds OINS .... 15 1Ib peck, special THE MOHICAN MARKETS|| ALL DAY MONEY SAVERS. Fine Native Jersey City VEAL | PORK gs .. lb 24c | Fr. Shlds Ib 30c Shild R’sts » 20c | P’k Loins 1b 36¢ Rmp R’sts '*22¢ | L’n Chops ™ 38¢ For Pot Pje 1> 18c | Sm. Shds ™ 23¢ Small Smoked Hams I 35¢ Nat. Stewing Fowl 1b 30c h’k R’sts ™16¢ Boiling 1b 12¢ P'me Riblb 24¢ We Have the New Britain Agency For MALLORY HATS Supervised By Men Who Take a Delight in Pleasing You and Fitting You Correctly. $2.85 to $10.00 Besse-Leland’s 38 STORES ,,, 38 CITIES Largest Clothing Organization in New England e B e LT Nat. Roast’g Fowl 1b 45¢ Sliced Beef Liver 1b 10c Sug. Cured Bacon 1b 35¢ Lean Plate Gorned Beef Ib 12¢ Large Solid Head Gabbage ea. 6¢ e R S T e T T Lge Grape Fruit 2 for 25¢ Green Peppers ¢ ats 25¢ Cooking Onions % s 25¢ Sw’t Potatoes 6 lbs 25¢ Sunkist Oranges dz 39¢ Cape C’nberries 2 ats 25¢ 9 | Tokay Grapes 2 Ibs 25¢ Meaty Prunes b 17¢ | Mohican Creamery Butter !h 63c — Moh. Select Eggs dz 57¢ Raspberry Jam 1b 20c Heinz Pep. Relish vt 23¢ Best Compound 1b 29¢ Heinz Chow Chow »t 23¢ Whole Milk Cheese 1b 35¢ Mohican Asst. Soups 3 cans 25¢ Sugar Corn .. can 15¢ Y. S. Pea Beans 1b 12¢ Cider Vinegar bot 12¢ Lima Beans ... can 15¢ Tomato Catsup bot 13c Pancake Syrup bot 22c ——————— Aunt Jemima’s pan™"%, 16¢