New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store ! ) W CLO-E Saturday~ Mondays at 9 P at 6 P. Once a year at this' time we give you a chance to stock up at| Bargain Prices from Our | Big Stock. OUR ANNUAL SALE OPENS TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 20TH. Everything in our im- mense stock at Sale for some word relative ta the arrival { Finnish g | the pram | Finnish political OVIET RUSSIA Ground for U. §.” There America will be they Jan. Radical agi- ported from sfully examined b are Russia, accord to the cor ociated Pri the nitted to enter 1o a statement mac ]mln]f‘!\l of the Soviet when inter- short time colleague, asked what the radicals Benkendorff, sia would do - with being sent to Kurope an board the Soviet “ark’ Buford. They professed to be uninformed on the subject, but said v will not allow itseli’ dumping ground for are still waiting at Hango of the Buford, hut arc without infor- ult of negotiations the nment believed to be Soviet government osmon ol conductin of RRu will be kept on board. S have Been' madeiMowever) ta entratn the party for the Finnish border and | tated United States immigration 1s who abeard the Buford *Com b v them to the frontier. nland in accepting custody of the is said to be planning to usz ent members for the pur- securing the exchange of prisoners held in pose of Prices. PULLAR & NIVEN ROUP Spasmodic_croup ‘i3 usually relieved with one application of Vicks Yaron "'YOUR BODYGUARD" 30; 607, | YIM delnerv .md heavy dut) trucks, from V5 to 5. tons: | MERICAN _ Balax_u d Slx.' Pleasure Car:; CITY .:ERVICE STATION. A M. }’appessa. Pr(_)p. i ! | PLEASURE CARS = | M. TRVING. JESTER 193 ARCH STREET HARTF | Soviet Russia, i understood the Buford wi {and, jana Thme the hor it is regarded un- Bolsheviki will uestion whether n will be turned and Soviet as best they can. It is 1 not leave go until the party has crossed the berder. s to shift | MAY REFUSE ‘REDS’, GET FRENCH HONORS | i | Oficial Declares “No Dumping More Than a Score to Get Newt AMERIGAN WOMENTO and | | Keefe d Johnson ced the rendered under fir forwards, v were remembered ofii- for | Sampsor | and Anderson Dave Dunn A preliminars between Mohawks and the s was de- cided in favor of the former team. No | score nor time was kept but as some- one volunteered the information that the Mohawks won by to 6 sco that score was allowed 1o stand. B * Burns refereed me. Director Pilz nounced that a polo teams were not ready to start their league until next week, the scheduled game would have be called off. i DENISON GARAS 430 MAIN ETREET center, guards. game. ALL STARS WIN FIRST in 19 clally \llen of the | Open Scason By Defea Manchester | Mavie Service Men—Preliminary © 1 Goes to Mohawks—No Polo G i s. and Miss Ohio, the son and Ger- . Lov- *dham, I et and Before ¢ the All-St the direction of | its season last n Arena by defeating the I ter, 75 persons, team, under Pi opened ) street Army and score 31 to slow contest, better of it ) enee of ] ketball of Arthur A s Gourd. Decorations to rectors of thc nd Kilduff for Devastated F abroad, it w ounced by tha ganization here today. Among the recipients Mis r L >, for their i and Larson 4 The Manchest 1ST ANNUAL CLEARANCE $A Men’s Eik Lea Scout Shge:. temso $2.85 a pair Isabelle Lucy Hewitt, > Wilcox, Philadelphia New York, Mi and Miss i | Livery Cars for Hire. Day and Nighe | whom i of the legion d’ their fourth decoration. beth Scarboro Honneur Storage. Supplies and Kepairing. e for br under Altogethe TRUCKING DONE LY AND AT REASON- ABLE EXPENSE. forty-four \\‘0)'\\ e includi an Wom- | citations SERVICE. AUTO REPAIR CO. 115 GLEN STRFET. HAVE YOUR PROPE abeth Perkin Gourd of New York and Mrs. Rot Lovett, Roston, Mass., other directors have eceived the Medaille de Reconnaisance In 1917, the French de: iculture and _the ; bdstwood Flec rical Servl(‘e jculture d *he seven women named medals in recognition of their Station and Garage. successful efiorts in s g \\!u t on the neglected field elping the people to b ipporting. In 1918, th ated (with s other: r unit) with the Croix de Gue (umwlm ench govern 1 ‘ Fv‘iAN?f;%SA i 0. VERLAND AGENCY. Stnrage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. 139 Arch St. Men’s Dress Bost] black and tan Calf; $6.95 Lorraine Shoe Q 236 MAIN ST and Ex- ' New Ha- Trucks rented by or hour. Local and Lonz Distance | Moving and Trucking. : A.H. HARRIS 1560. I opcrate a daily Fi press Service. New Britain ven and New York. asy starting, MAXWELL S REAR Garage Tel. ilouse Tel, ‘| rhore 22 ' wne 1849, EIEIIEIIEIEIFJEIIEEIEIfillflEIEHFI[EEIEl!EI'-'IE][EF-'-]EIE]E]EIEIEIEEIEIEEIEIEHEIEIIE]IEIE]EIIE@@EEE@EEE@EE@E@@EEE@@ J anuary Furniture Sal THOSE FAMOUS HORSES Animals Are - of Bronze Agaia | Mark's | Four Adorning Facade St. Cathedral in Venice., R hor e. Jan. 16.—The four brouze which adorned the de ot Mark's thedral have in been | put in place after an ab: of more than two years due {o their transfer to Rome, where they had been kept to avoid captu by the Austrians or uction by bombs. e horses specimen of aceording to traditions zraced -the triumphal arch In the reign of Constantine they we taken that emperor to Constanti- nople. tood until 1204, when t to Venice cathedral for almost des th.\ placed on ix centur Napole after he had conquered | took them to Paris to adorn of Triumph in the Place du Carrou After his defeat at Water- loo they were urned to their ori- ginal place in . Mark’s, where they remained undisturbed for a century. ! The horses stand five feet in height the only ones in existence representing an ancient chario | quadriga. I s hall, Feb. 6-16. ORD. LOWEST Drugs and Toilet Goods NONE O. D. OR ON THE SENT C. Drugs Vinol 70¢. Gude’s Pepto Mangan 7 ica 18c. Fills : Pills croxide of Hydrogen and 17c. Aspirin Tablets Sauibb’s 10¢, Glover's Man Belladona Pl Belladonna and C¢p~|cum Plas- ters 13c. Seidlitz Powde 3 % 5-Grain Cascara. Tablets. 19¢. Nux and Iron Tablets 38c. Brown Mixture * Lozenges *19c. Alkaline and Antiseptic. Tab- lets 10¢ and 19c. Syrup of White * Ping " 23¢ and 45c. : and” Tar * RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT! PRICES APPROVAL. TES. WE RESERVE 2 SOLD TO DEAX RS y . Toilet Articles Stork Castile Soap 12¢ $1.40 a doze! Olivilo Soap 3 Cakes for 23c. 2 Soap 16c. h Bath S $1.40 a dozen- Hinds Honey Cream 32¢ Pompeian Ma. and 48c. Riker's Violet Cerate 39c. Elcaya Cream 19c¢ and Saco Almond C m Peroxide Cream 19c¢. Castile Soap 10¢ a cake, $1.25 $1.50 a bar. Kolynos Tooth Paste 18c. o Tooth Paste 25c. ate's Dental Cream 10c¢ and a cake, 12¢ a cake, and Almond ge Cream 32c¢ -t Hubbard Ayer's Creams 65¢ and $1 Harriet Hubbard s Powders 65c and $1.25. Djerkiss Comfort Powder Rouge 45c. Face or EIEIIEEIE]EIEIEIE@E@E@]EEEE@E@EEtflEIIEEIEIEIIEIEIEIEIEIEE]E]IE]EEEEIE]EIEE!E@@EJ@E]E]@E@EEI[EIEIIEI@E@@EIEIEIEEJE!EIEI %@@@@ EEEEE 15 P. C. Off This Month Big Savings On Furnitare ow is the Iime to Buy that New Piec Look about your home ! Isn’t there a piece or two that should ke replaced —wouldn’t a new suite or rug make your home more complete? Surely there is ! Then come in and see the wonderful values we offer now at reduced prices. Our annuai January Clearance Sale presents, as usual, hundreds of desirable pieces of furniture at greatly reduced prices, are abnormal, but cur reductions bring back old prices. Buying now is saving. POOL TABLES AL REDUCED See Window HOOSIER The Kitchen Cabinet That Saves Miles of Steps Notice how happy they all look; well they may. they’ve a Hoosier in the home. Hundreds, yes, thousands, of satisfied customers are ju:it as happy. When pop comes home after working all day, he finds the meal is always ready and done right. Wifey feels good natured because she i:n’t all tired cut. The Hoosier saves ycu miles of steps. It’'s a pleasure to sit on your stool and make all the fancy dishes. Everything is so handy, right at your fingers’ end. Try a Hocsier. It makes life longer and worth living. 'JOHN A. ANDREWS & C The Big Furniture Store 55 ) ) 1 5t ) ) 5 ) ) 1 o 6 o ) 5 o 5 ) 5 5 5 It comes at a time when prices Any one of these lamps will be a wel come addition to your home. Bases beautifully finished in Mahogany, Shades of finest quality silk, in many tints and colors, mull lining and chenille fringe. 159% Discount Metal Table Lamps Here is one of the big values of thi great sale. You can have vour choice of varicus finishes, green, Iverv, Bronze anc¢ bright Brass. These are large size tabl: lamps and specially reduced for this =zale. Let us show them te you !