New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1919, Page 3

e T G g sy Sage-Allen & Co. Hartford Polo Coats are the Thing, Says Fashion BECAUSE OF THEIR SOFT, COMFY DEPTHS AND THEIRY ALLURING LINES OF SMARTNESS. They Are Not Only Smart Looking But Are As Serviccable As One Could Want. So When We Say POLO COATS FOR $25.00, You rub your eyes with astonishment. But the proof of the matter is in the Coat and you will be interested in seeing these good coats that we are sellinz at £25 Fine material, roomy pockets, belts that know just where to gather and how te button These coats are full lined and have button trimming on the back. Everybody who has secen them agrees they are most unusual value today for $25. Boston Store We Close Mondays at 6 p. m. -on-One-Floor Heating $1 (7 Reduces living costs for the small home! Men’s Woolen' Underwear full line of and | sizes We carry a styles in the following well-known | WHY ? makes, You will also find the prices low for the qualitics we offer: A Coat THE CELEBRATED “GLASTONBURY KNTTTING MILLS" UNDERWEAR the past fifty years as | underwear made for the | shirts and Drawers, natural | Ay all sizes, 34 to 46. ! Known for best LIRS O RIS OTHER COATS OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES CONSIST- ENT WITH HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE. COATS AT $20.50, $32.50, $15 AND MORE. COATS Fui ALL PUBPOSES AND OCCASIONS. Suits at Attractive Prices 2950 345 g5 AND OTHERS IN BETW \ AND HIGHER. WE MAKE AN ESPECIALLY LARGE MND CHOICE DISPLAY OF CORRECT TAILORED SUITS HERE FOR DRESSES, WA 'S AND FURS, \ well-known make of fine woolen ‘rwear for men. Shirts and wers, natural only, sizes 314 to 18, “I'OREST MILLS"” Our enstomers know the high grade of Forest Mills as well as we do ourselves. We carry Forest Mills men in Uni only: colors. | X sizes 31 to 16. £ cupy a building and there is no janitor service available, this arrangement of separate heating outfits (consisting of an IDEAL-Arcola Boiler T O TR RIC AN Frediaton connected thereto) offers a Ainc solation. Each seasns camly takes care of his simple eating outfit on his own floor without going to the cellar (if there is a cellar) to ottead to the firc. Bach tenant controls the beat to suit his own needs. The piping is ordinarily run out of sight between walls or under floors. New IDEAL-Arcola Radiator-Boiler Puts IDEAL Hot Water Heating comfort at low cost in “*deckers’’ or flats, bungalows, stores and shops, with or without cellars tor MEN'S WOOT: AND CASHMERE HOSIH Light and heavy weights in Natural Oxford and Black. Ribbed ¥ancy Sport Hose, Yancy Green Mixtures, ete. All sizes, 12¢ to $1.50 pair. 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Each tenant controls the exact degree of warmth his family prefers or needs—makes his own indoor climate! The IDEAL-Arcola requires no cellar. Same water is circulated over and over for many years! There is no danger to children or fire risk to building, as the iron surfaces do not get red-hot like a stove, nor can the Arcola be over- turned or a leg kicked out. Stops all coal-waste—thus bring- ing heating costs down to lowest notch. Greatest comfort, cleanliest heating, saves work and worry, protects family health, saves doctor bills and repair bills. The coal-saving soon repays original cost. Put quickly into OLD or new buildings. Phone your local dealer today. A List of Merit The November Victor Record list is the best balanced of the year, con- taining the latest BROADWAY HITS also a liberal representation of the Vic- tor world famous artists. We will gladly play aay of the new records you may desire at your convenience, pay us a visit and you will be pleased. Better decide on your Victrola early many will be disappointed, select now and have it delivered any time at your convenience. OUR TERMS ARE LIBERAL, SERVICE THE BEST. HENRY MORANS Jeweler Any Fitter will fursiah io sizes to suit roome and climatic conditions e n' Size IDEAL-Argola with 1 di sio7 265 Prices do not include labor, pipe 5-A Prices include Expansion Tank and Drain Valve. AMERICAN Peerless, and fittings. Radiation is of regular 38-in. hcl;ht 3- column i sizes as needed to suit your rooms. PAYMENTS, if desired. Outfits complete f. o. b. our e b N ogic B OMES Worcesx!r, Spri: ld (Mass.), Albany, New York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Birmingham, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul, or 5t. Louis. Catalog showing open views of houses, individual flats, stores, offices, etc., with the IDEAL-Arcola Boiler in position will be mailed (free). Write today AMERIGAN RADIATOR (OMPANY Public Showsooms at Chicago, New York, Boston, Springfield, Provideace, Worceater, Philedelphia, Harrisburg, Newark, Re: Wilkesbasre, Baltimore. Washington, Richmond, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Pittaburah, Cleveland, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Indianapciis, Cincianati, Louisville, Atigntu, Birmingham, New Orleans, Milwaukee, ‘Mlancapolis, S¢. Paul, St. Lovis, Kansas City, Des Molucs, Omahs, Deaver, San Francisco. Los Abgeice; Scattie, Portiand, Toronts, Brantford (Ont. b <l o e e it o Sl St sl Al e e S sl A e i e Quick Returns Use Cla351f1ed Column NEW JERSEY NAMES DEMOCRAT A5 GOV, Edward L. Edwards Given Plu- rality of 12,000 Trenton, N. J., N Edwards, governor Write Department N-18 Sold by all dealers y 104-108 Wes‘; 42nd 8t. rk WNo exclusive agents PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH STREET VIM dellvery and heavy duty trucks, from 4 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. Paonessa, Prop DERISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage, Supplies and Repalring. the tide in Edwards’ favor. ch district reported in Hudson and ex county helped to wipe out the republican advantage. The democratic governor-elect will { have a republican legislature aszainst | him, for that party elected 15 of the 21 senators and 33 of the 60 assem- blymen. The only republican gain in the upper house was the clection of i @ candidate to fill a seat which was vacant at the last session, but they | won three new places in the assembly j —two in Middlesex and one in Sussex In Essex county the democrats elected 12 assemblymen. Judge, who stood lowest on the democratic list, had 14 votes. as compared with or Ross, the high republican tdwards carried the city of Newark by about 10,000, but Bugbee /‘/_/\,/-/"-"/0“ ! Authorized Victor Agency. 365 MAIN ST e e Directly Opposite Myrtle St. C. L. PIERCE & CO. / C. L. PIERCE & C0. Opposite Monument Edward 1 democratic candidate Jersey, plurality of for | of New was elected vesterday by a approxi- the result of the balloting in the cf ely MANROSS AUTO G0, DVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. LA e 139 Arch St. ON TIME DEPENDABILITY is ture of our TAXICAB SERVICE When you call 1728-5 for a car and we promise one on a certain fime—a clean, carefully driven car WILL be at the place ON TIME You ride comfortably and safely in oune of our cars. Call 1728-12 Weddings and a prime fea- funcrals a specialty. BTEVE'S TAXI SERVICE GARAGE | tear 505 Main Street cOA B mARE _T .M .O 246 Main St., New Britain The Music Store That Deals in PIANOS VICTRCLA The Leading Store C. L. PIERCE & CO. SO f MOAR M= ™ ™ 12,000, early today from only With returns missing 011 371 for 31 of the he had 197,147 districts in the state, votes, with Newton . K. Bughee, | opponent. | i as compared his republican The future upon the * republican nominee had the backin; of the Anti-Saloon league. Leaders of bhoth parties profe: d believe this was the issue which had most to | do with deciding the contest Edwards also denounced the publin service corporation in speeches for establishing the zone fare system. He is pledged to oppose ratification of the prohibition amend ment and to fight “by all lawful means” enforcement of anti-liguoy laws. He has promised his support to woman suffrage. Hudson county turned the scales in favor of the democrat and assured his With nine districts missing, plurality of 34,000 to arried lissex county $00; Fussex by victor staked his political wels”™ and won. The fo his campaign victory it gave a 'ds. He 500; Warren by 170, and Union by 100 Bughee carried all of the other counties in the state. Ile made his best showing in Atlantic and Camden, where he won by 4,000 in each case, and in Gloucester, where his margin was about 2,000. He was 10 ahead in Hunterdon county three districts missing. Returns from south Jersey which were tfabulated first gave Bugbee a long lead, and it was not until after midnight that the democratic fortress votes with had a lead of more than 4,000 in thc Essex districts outside the city ROOSEVELT Fl ECTED; HAS NEW SON ALSO Ex-President’s Son Chosen for State Assembly from Oyster Bay by Over 3,000. N today 5.—Oyster Nov over Oyster Bay, the clez2- Theodore Bay gloated T.ieutenant-( to the tion of “olonel Roosevelt, Jr., state assembiy and shared with him his happiness at the birth of an “election day’ son of discussion in this the name of Roose- “Young yester- his The one topic little town, where worshipped, was remarkable run lection—his majority ic opponent, Blias Raff, estimated at between 3,000 This was declared to be {he republican majority ever d up in the Second assembly in sau county. When the returns last cated a sweeping victory, Roosevelt went to republican announced: seven-pound bog, velt is Teddy's"” in over he- and night indi- Colonel head- quarters and “And I've got a too!"” The boy has been named Quentin, after the ex-president's son who was killed in France in acrial combat. COOLIDGE WINS IN | MASS. ELECTIONS [,Wx was unsuccessful was show: | i | of the state of Boston, cities out of 37, and in of these his plurality much smaller than a year ago. Outside only four but Long ca one which cities returned pluralities | Long in 1918 swung over to Cool Ge sPluramy oi 124,473 Votes | Over Long Nov 5 republican Boston Governor Calvin Coolidge, who made sup- port of law and order the sole issue re-clected ves- 24,173 The re- of his campaign, was terday by a plurality of 1 over Richard H. Long, democrat of the state 317,847; given complete: 193,674, Coolidge vised vote Coolidge, Long, The vote Governor was the largest ever cast for govern or in the state, although his plurality cxceeded. The total heav Long also opposed Governor Cool- idge last year and was defeated by a plurality of Yesterday the Coolidge vote was more than 100,000 ahead of that of 1918 and the Long vote 4,000 behind. Long's lead of 79,909 in Boston last year was cut to 49 yesterday. In his campaign (Long appealed particularly to the labor vote, on the ground that Governor Coolidge had shown hostility to organized labor in denouncing the striking Boston po- licemen as deserters. That the ap- has been was unustvally vote vesterday. Springfleld, which Coolidge a total of 6,847 and a | rality of 1,856 last vear, Bgave vesterday a total of 10,218 and a rality of 5,829, the largest in city. ‘Worcester polled 9,371 v for Coolidge in 1918, with a plurg of 632; vesterday it gave him a tal of 13,606, the largest of any outside of Boston, and a pluralit; 3,650, One of the greatest overturns in Lowell, which turned a plurd for Long of 1,698 last year into for Coolidge of 1,190 this year. The entire republican state tig was eclected by large margins. Although the democrats gained cats in the house, the republid gained 3 in the senate and will their usual large majority in Y branches, The house will have republicans, 62 democrats and-2 dependents, and the senate 33 re licans and 7 democrat.s DON'T FORGET DIONNES iocal and long distance moving wucking. Pianos and parties at sonable prices. Also storage. 'Ph 887-32 and 382, 8 Gilbert s New Britain.