New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store - Store Closes At 9 o’Clock Saturday E\'ening SPECIAL SALE Ladies’ Heavy Fleece ‘Underwear ow !— Just when you want them VESTS * White ribbed, heavy fleece, round and high neck, short and long sleeves. Sizes 36 to 4. PANTS To match, small, medium “and large. Value 75¢. Per Garment -PULLAR & NIVEN ~ DENISON GARAGE €30 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Nighs ‘Storage. Supplics and Repairiag. — HAVE your WIRUCKING . BoNE Lpnomau, AND AT m..asmv ABLE EXPENS 1 operate a daily Freight and Ex- press Service. New Britain, New Ha- ven and New York. Trucks rented by a8y or hour. Local and Long Dlsunwl | | I Moving and Trucki A. H. HARRIS Garage Tcl. 1360, House Tel. 1849, Fur Values WARM F Natural marmot coats, 30 i cufis and border of taupe marmo COATS AT Seal 38 and inch French Coats, belted, 72 40 inches 1 36 inches raccoon 5195, ck Pony Cott, cuffs of skunk dyed Choice of above at and Smart Fur Sets Beaver $110. Skunk ret, $95. Rock Opossum set, Fox set, $29.50. Wolf set, $85. 1 Opossum set, Skunk set, $75. et £32.50. Gray Blark 7 320.50. TWO SPECIAL LOTS OF SUITS 32 SUITS AT $33.50 B We will close out this num advise an early selection. silvertones, The colors are we and 45 SUITS AT $43.50 Forty-five Engli imported Suits, colors are all the popular winte. bLer these prices are only In the stunning suits to be sold at the very low price of $43.50. silvertones, in effect at my office ana we went over this' HELPFUL WORDS new plan carefully and found that the From 'a New Britain Oltizen. ! average additional cost per capita of SR e L el B eI ithe people using electrlc current poeg gt ache especially after exer- would amount to nine cents a month ion's they now are paying for; g there a soreness in the kidney re- - gion? i illusiration: A man owning! TPhese apartment, cottage or | neys. bungalow would be charged 50 cemis| If so there is danger in delay a month under.the new system for a! Weak kidneys got cer fast. ; consumer’s charge, approximately | “Give your trouble prompt attention. four cents per 100 square feet of fin-| Doan’s Kidney' Pills are for weak kidneys. ished rooms (which, in the five-room ' home, would amount to about $00 Your neighbors use and recommend them. Ask your neighbor! { square feet, or 32c) and then he i would be charged for the eclectric! Read this New Britain testimony. ! current five cents per kilowatt instead | Mr . A. Morey, &8 Lincoln St b have used Doan's Kidney 5 osa for the and I surely can recommend them. { Occaslonally T have lameness and a : dull aching over my kiGneys. When- ever I stooped the pains were severe and I was often annoyed hy the way my kidneys acted. Doanls giidney Pills have always relieved these at- tacks and in a few days I have felt as weil and strong as ever.” 60c, at all dealers. Fostér-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ) E ———— HOLD INSTALLATION Gerstaccker Lodge Holds Annual Cer- GILLIN NOW FAVORS “For symptoms suggest a tive-room weak kid- Tmrd Warder Thmks New Rates Are Yery Fair Gillin, week an- Councilmin Charles; H. of Third ward, that should the the Connecticut Light and a hardship he would ‘the who last 5 of 11 cents per kilowatt as he now charged. That is, he can burn a watt lamp for a period of 40 hou for a charge of five cents, or a 40- watt lamp for 25 hours for the same amount. This reduction in the elec- I tric current per - kilowatt—reduce ' under the new system from 11 cents to five cents—is beneficial to the con- sumer from this point of view. nounced new rates by company ed Power prove working people has gone further upon the oppose them, ' the matter and, after a complete in- | vestigation and several conferences, has decided that he thinks the new rates will not be too severe. Speak- h {ing upon this matter today, Council-| ‘‘As above stated, I have gone into { man Gillin said: | this matter very carefully for the | , into “Yesterday forenoon the officers of | benefit of the people at large, whom Connecticut Light and Powe: 1 represent, to protect them from met in conference with me creased cost of living. This I shali AUTO REPAIRING |ion interests. I have personal assurance from the officlals of the (onnecticut THAT'S OUR SPECIALTY JUST CALL 857-12 | Light and Power company—with ! i whom I have beén in touch for the AND WE WILL BE AT YOUR I SERVICE. past five years—that after a period ! AUTO REPAIR CO. of six months if this new system does ' 113 GLEN STREET. emonial for Newly Elected Officers —Banquet Is Enjoyed By Guests. At the regular meeting of Ger- staecker lodge, I. O. O. F., the follow- ing officers were installed by Deputy Grand Marshal John Kunze and staff of Middletown: Noble grand, William Jurgen; vice grand, Frank J. Bollman; recording secretary, Walter A. Koss- wig: treasurer, William Ziegler; con- ductor, William Ramm; warden, John Hense] -haplain, George Fisher; r. s. work a hardship in any way upon the public the matter will be taken up with me and remedied, and I will personally see to it, as my obligation to the people of this community, that something is immediately done to remedy it. : “One word in defense of the Con necticut Light and Poweyr company’. change in charges for its lighting: The increased cost in maintenance of | its business—salaries, cost of mate- past four or five years | l Here's a Fine Tonic Laxative, Says Druggist ! ‘ you want better blood, I(omple\mn and sparkling eyes take | Normal bowel action, perfect work- {ing stomach and sweet breath follow its use. Children drink it with en- ! joyment. in. g., Gustave Kosswig; 1o n Bl Ll"rank Steiner; r. , Henry Hipp; | s. b. g, Albln Dresaell r. s s, George Hipp; L s. s., !‘rcderlck \lein- er; I g, Herman Kahms; o. g., Louls Hajsler; trustee, Frederick Eock. Following the business meeting, a banquet was given in honor of the ex-service men of the organization. Each of the 16 ex-service men re- ceived a handsome gift from the or- ganization. Past Noble Grand Albert ‘1. Larch made the presentation and , National also acted as toastmaster CITY ITEMS Dorjs Williams left today for Vas- spending the Christmas helidays with her parents in this city. Jrene Andrews left today for after spending the Christmas holidays with her parents in this city. the Russell-Sage college in Troy, N. Y., where she will resume studies aft- clear | I the | served at noon and a large attendance Beachwood school in Jenkintown, Pa., [is expected. i\ T. Kennedy, Celery King " A.:A. Mills of Court street, of the Women's association of sar college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., after South church will hold an all-day sew- meeting will Miss Ruby Andrews left today for | church with an illustrated address. of the Women’s association will meet Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Webster af‘to 15 Blake Court celebrated the fifteenth { will be the speaker. { anniversary of their wedding last {th ‘ evening. The Pequots basketball team will | da journey to Bristol tomorrow night to i meet the Busy Bees of that town. The following will meet at the ,railroad station at 6:20: J. McCue, C. Grace, { I Dahison, J. Daley, G. Sullivan, P. Lahar, J. Glynes, Wieere | and C. Miller. | Cyril Hannon has left to resume his ’ studies at Rensselaer institute at Troy. ! N.OY. | Rev. and Mrs. Warren F. Cook, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. left today for:their home at \lnnt(‘lalr. N. J. Gerald Hannon, left this morning to resume his smdles at Yale, after ( the holidav recess. The Ladies’ Nest of Owls will meet tomorrow night in Electric hall at 8 o'clock for the purpose of installing the officers elected at the recent meet- | ing. | at J. bu eff no a TOO MANY WORKERS. = Liverpool, Jan. 6.— Twenty-five dollars are now required as entrance fee from every new member to the Union of Dock Workers. This has become necessary to check the influx of labor which considerably | exceeds the demand. an, | el SOUTH CHURCH NOTES, The Home Missionary department the to oft wi ab tin ing meeting on Thursday to sew for the church parish. Luncheon will be ; The regular Thursday night praver | be held in the Center | of The Foreign Missionary department | ou sle: er spending the Christmas holidays| at the home of Mrs. Elisha Cooper, with her parents in this city. Shoe (fale at Long’'s.—Advt. ‘afternoon. 169 Vine street at 3 o’clock Thursday by Rev. G. M. Missirian, pas- I izen of this city the past, merely passed through | (Name on Request). 1 Dr. True's Elixir has reliev] | sands of sufferers during The Family Dr. Symptoms of Worms: lip. eyvelids, Dr r of the Stanley Memorial All wi e church are cordially The Girl Scouts will y afternoon at 4 The Boy Scouts will meet] 7:30. The Children’s auxiliary W iday afternoon at 4 o’clock.] CLEANED THE POISONS FROM HIS A Massachusetts Man Gra Somerville, Mass. A well4l who has sy writes the followl F. True & Co. “I have taken all kinds of t none of it cleaned the.pof my system as your Elixir—m what to use hereafter considd ‘ects it had on me, as I feel w—all my system needed real cleaning which only ye! ve—other I haw my physics thd Imagine a prescripy lasting so long, docto d doctors go, but Dr. True Laxative and ller, which was given the True, is as of old, the be be found in your medjci Swollj deranged stomach, sour nsive breath, hard and th occasional gripings an out the navel, pale face t, eyves heavy and dull, itching of the np the rectum, short dry co ing of teeth, little red poin! t on the tongue, -startin ep. slow fever. No Harmful Drugs—Recg Physicians. AT ALL Di J. F. True & Co., Aubu: i LEASURE CARS IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH STREET MANROSS AUTO CO. OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. Phore 2327 139 Arch St. rials, etc.—has been more than dou- bled during the past two years, and j under the old system there were no { ixed charges to oftset their fxed costs and a man only paid for the amount of electricity he used. The | man who used more electricity had to bear the burden over the other man who used little or no electricity. It costs the Con- necticut Light and Power compan | just as much money to keep up it { equipment and its‘services to a cus- tomer whose minimum charge for! 'eleclrlcit amounts to 50 cents a jmonth as it does to the customer | M delivery and heavy duty | whose minimum charge amounts to trucks, from b to § toms, {f2. This was untalr ie ihe iatter| RICAN Balanced Six, | fect by any company is not infallible, Pleasure Cars. but after going over the several plans that the company’ had, I approved CITY SERVICE STATIO . M. Paonessa, Prop. the present one in preference to the | others, beliéving that it will work out Eastwood Electrical Service Station and Garage. to the benefit of everyone in the com- munity. “I will be pleased at any time to! Starting. Lighting and Ignition Sys. . tem Specialists. ‘MAXWELL SERVICE STATION. have anyone whom this new system affects to any degree in increasing REAR 193 MAIN STREET, Yhone $87-12. ! i i “For illustration:. his cost if he will take the matter up with me. and I wiil personally see to | it that his and every particular case’ will have the finmediate attentfon”of ; the company, and if it is wrong, right it. “The Public Utilities commission : has been informed on this matter and it. too, will see that this new systetn works no hardships upon this c munity. ““As above stated. I honestly conscientiously believe this is the be THURS,, FRIL, SAT. of the several plans the compa o N . |, would have put into effect on Janu- :B !‘E l‘EUD” % | 'ary 1, and the public will so bear me | F oXxX’s Read these and i early 5 ¥ come out after giving it a trial at cost prices. Kolynas Dental Cream Pebeco . Pepsodent . Dr. Lyons l"l)“dor and Paste Chlorax a Forhan’s Tooth Paste Pyorrhocide White's Powder and Paste items carcfully. To make new friends for our (‘UT PRICE DRUG DEPT.. FOR THE TEETH. In Coniunct_fon With Our -SALE - Make out your shopping list, and to this remarkable cvent. HUNDREDS OF SPECIAL VALUES IN we present this unusual offering of the best standard Drug and Toilet 1f you are not already onc of our satisfied customcrs, join the throng now, for it mean; moncy in your pocket. A complete Drug and Toilet Gocds always prevail, sale or no sale, “Never Undersold” and lower prices than most stores at ALL OTHER DEPTS. MEDICINES, TONICS, ETC. Pluto Water—Pints Pinkham Wampo Vegetable Compound - Cod Liver Ol Father John's Medicine Swamp Root Scott’s Emulsion Maltines—all kinds Bovinine Vinol SOAPS. Woodbury's Facial \onp i Resinol Soap A Poslam Soap Packers Tar Soap Pears Scented Soap Pears Unscented Soap Johnson's Synol Soap Germicidai ,Soap Jergen's Violet Glyce vine sonp Johnson's Foot Soap : That- Cannot Be Surpassed UR COATS FOR $100 CHOICE OF Fellow Hv]mphofiphllca sSumner Brand Cod Liver Oll White Pine and Tar Cough S rup {58 ) o ) ) 5 IEIEEIIEIIEIEIIEE]EEI;JEEIEIEIEIEEE@@@E@E@E@EE@E@EE@ A TREMENDOUS 5 DAY COST PRICE SALE OF DRUGS AND TOILET GOOD JANUARY CLEARANCE where lowest p is our slo Dept.. all times. Hollo\ nlld Almond Cream Howard’s Buttermilk Cream Crede De Meridor Sylvo Creams . Sumner Brand 1t Sumner Brand P o: ure Glycerine Sumner Brand Rose Water .. Sumner Brand P Pond’s Extract C FOR BABY. Horli Borden’s Mammala & Mellin’s Food Malted Milk T PILL Upijohn's Quinine Pills Hil 2 gr. Quinine . re Glycerine . Tincture Benzoin . . . Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cre: cam—Tubes S AND TABLETS 1 doz. ar—100 Cascara Quinine Grove’s Bromo Quinine .. Nuxated Iron Pi Bayer’s Aspirin FACE. AND TALCU Johnson’s Baby Powder Mavis Talcum Mennen's Talcum—large ykes' Comfort Powder Babhcock' “llfl(‘l‘fl) Talc. Mavis Face Powder Hudson seal kins. long.. dark $285 de: Muskrat Coats collar, cuffs and COATS AT 30 30 inches border, rich, nches long, t. collar, $195 inches 2SN 7] 10 Squirrel Cout, inches Lelted. bell sleeve. ~Jup Mik oat 36 inches border. bellycuff, belted. large collur IIudson, Seal Coat long. long; border, N5 Melbaline Péwder Melba s Djerkis: o orne stripe long, “deep striped lonz; inches long; full sweep COMBS, Tooth Brus hrx\n(h Solid Back Hand Children’s Hair Bone Handle Antiphlogi Musterole [ 2* with belt. Lards ‘shawi’ collar and be. el‘ Cif§ice of above cuffs of “taupe, nutria, at $2 Separate Muffs Mudson Seal, $35. Australian Opossum, Exceptional Scarfs Wolf Scarf. & eeoon searf, $25 Creolit . Dioxogen Lysol el E@E@E@EEE@EEElIEIElEllil[il@EJEIEIIEI[il[i]EIEIEIEIE]E@E@@EE@E@E@E@EEEE@E@@E@ Mentholatum Baume Analgesique Bonnno Vicks Vapo Rub Vapo Cresoline Cuticura: Ointment Capsolin A. . W Toilct Paper Mole, 859.50. Raccoon, $18.50, Wolf. $18.50. Black Lainx, Squirrel, $39.50. B SR olinsky chgker, $19.50. Squirrel scarf, $4 Hudson Seal AMink rufie, Stone S rf. $42.50 5. sitmorine $89.50 [ Marten searf, $115. ° ) Liqoid Danderine ... : Canthrox Shampoo - - Pompelan Shampoo . . Herpereide | Wyeth's Sags and Sulphor - Amami Henna Shampoo Westphal's Auxiliator Watkins' Mulsitied Cocoanut O .. Turkish: Face Cloths Tux Rinso C Od?r Wi\' BRUSHES, ETC. Prophylactic Tooth Brushes .. hes—Shed no and ofll(‘r good 10c Rolls and Pkgs . Sc Rolls aud Plgs . Doan’s Olive Tablets s Carter’s Nerve and Liver Pll Kidney Pills Brushes Tooth Brushes D. D. ogn OB ... tch Hazel .. ABSORBENT COTTOY la PLASTERS, ETC. Jnhn~oll & Johnson Red Cross Cotton oz. 12¢ 8 ozl 454 1 oz. 7c 4 oz. 23¢ 1 1b. 85¢ Hospnal Cotton—1 1h. Kolis .. Alcoc Bella 10c pkg s Porus Plasters lonna_Plasters g Red ‘Cross Kidney Plasters Bluc:Jap Corn and Bunion Plasters 1c Pkg. 19¢ Can FREE~—1 Box Boraxo with each Box of 1 1b. Borax at 10c. DRUGS, Epsom Salts sal Hepatica .. Seidlitz Powders—10 in{pkg. . Licorice Powder ........ Soda Bicarbonate Senna Leaves Merck's Sodium Phosphate Usoline Oil . 5 . Nujol ... number velours is very low and as there is a limited found serges, tricotines, oxfords, wool, and light brown. All sizes and- styles. SALTS C. ber of Suits. The price SALTS, ET assortment will be - oxford, durk brown, navy In the as velours rtment there are tinselton devet de laines, checked and yalama. The . 1 1b 9%¢ 18c—33c—69c } 280 oz. 8¢ ! B 0z. 1 oz. 8¢ 4c 18¢ | r shades including blue, navy, henna and oxford. All sizes. Remem- for three days. Rights O] = O] O] =] =] O] [C]] | = ‘= = @ i i I Reserved to Limit Quantitics 'i Calocide Mack’s Foot Life Gillette SHAVID NEEDS. Safety Razor BI-\I(IL‘ Williams’ Shaving Socap Palm O ive Shavng Cre Menuen's Shavi Johnson Cream . Williams’ Sh: and Fine Dis & Johnson ing 1 Powders .. e tilled Bay Rum 12¢—19 No Goods Sold to Dealers. IEEEEEEEE e S