New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 5

@E(.‘,L"RluT OPALS FROM SOME TREES [ Process o1 'r' Shown at “No 0ne Knows What’s Ahead, Say Connors-Halloran, But the Man Who Buys B i e Clothes Now Won’t Have to Worry i An Overcoat Sale sy |l That Left no Doubt it Was One it Wil s ENAMEL COOKING DISHES All White All Gray Blue and White Opals that ' that turn into e latest and its of the Am- itate Lo wear it | considered nnluck) A. A. MILLS Plumbing Tinning Heating 80 WEST MAIN ST. Tel. 381 {from v Dbirth 5 Esipes The Connors-Halloran Sale of Overcoats is leaving a definite impression of its importance will be further | because the values offered have been so outstanding as to leave no doubt that it was saving the | men of New Britain and vicinity a neat penny. We're having no trouble selling them—our only regret is that there aren’t more of them. $2 7 5 For Elk Brand Overcoats it that Sold for $35.00 B S U D e~ $ 3 3 75 For Kuppenheimer Overcoats that Sold for $45.00 e T A A i e A e e e A e e A e T $ 43 75 For Kuppenheimer L Overcoats At the End of the; @ . that Sold for $55.00 e e e A e e A Day "l I Theyre Worth M Wholesal Whaiy waits at the end- of the day? s 5 : 1 ey re ort Ol'e at olesaie Your book, your lamp—the relaxation | Of a luxuriously invic«ing chair drawn with affectionate concern within The snug circle of your own fire? It's a rare combination, 'comp[cx':d Only by Such furniture as #his—or any Oune of many other chairs made “For comfort” and shown here in styles To suit vour own preference. ) B 59 5 B B R Some men are buying them with the only purpose of packing them away till next winter. It's a money saving way some men have-—and the habit is a good one—if not for the store, for the man who practices it, anvhow. . Wonderful Overcoats, these—in ample variety, from the swagger belted ulsters and ulsteret- tes, tq the dignified Chesterfields. Suits Reduced in Same Proportions ComPLETY HomE o FURNISHERS 40-G6 FORD STREET 3 WARTFZAD s m THAN Bg ;e%tfi&%fis?’ééfl E%]PE@‘EBS&%&J%E%&’B@P@@%@% 'RESERVED SEATS || W ’ N F . h B E. h SUNDAY NIGHT e’re Not Forgetting the boys Either —];U\f THEM NOW Wonderful variety of Boys' Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws. If you're wise you will buy : S NOW whether the boy needs at present or not. Take our tip, buy at these prices. li()\ s’ V’ 00 OVERCOATS—$14.85 BOYS’ $10.00 OVERCOATS—$6.85 BlzesHLEI dLE ) IUN s e iR Clever Overcoats at the price. and guaranteed a bar- [ , [) i that fit and look as well as wear good gain, evary one. The Sover elgns Tradlng CO' B $20.00 OVERCOATS—§11.85 BOYS’ $16.50 MACKINAWS—$11.85 f styles and cc %@%fi%g%@g%%fig%%g%%%%%% l 60 M i stre - ! ' fo o weather we " - '.\lx."‘llxz: cn: all wool Henry plaids, in all the best locking sl s Tel. 1025-1026 SPECIAL—BOYS’ GREY CHINCHILLA | il RESE e 2 OVERCOATS $18.00 VALUE—$10.85 BOYS' RUBBER COATS—AT $4.85 If vou can duplicate this Coat at any time for less than All sizes—worth more wholesale today. Just the Coat Buy_ Flour Now | Sale on Canned Goods | S S R i s ron NEXT WEER DELIV- ! TOMATOES (With Puree ) r MONFEY { ! » IN COTTON e sia. B - - » 2 1 — y DANIEL WERSTER_IN COTroN 1)1 jije DEETS (36 im o) .. ... . Don’t Charge it—Open a Cash Account and Save Money POR ABOVI - IBL. BAGS sy G Shivadaiogg il GOLD MEDAL— COTTON scnma L) PEAS (Little York) R l') TTON o o . G PEAS (Cohacton telephon o) & STRING GEANS (Ha ¢ PUMPRIN (Swanee) CROCKERS REST— ; 3 LUMERIN (& ) « « 3 I PEERLESS (b 1|xn||n\w Aot Bd i OLD FASHTON BUCKWH EAT e SARDINES (in Pure Olive Oil—Palm Braud) i1 PRESH PORK SHOULD LIRS o 5 ' can 3¢ — doz 51,50 ' =5 PORK LOIN AND RIB Roast ... ... i H P )T RO ANT o AELLIES (American Ass orted) A FIGS .. S i DATES A B N P e g 248 Main Street New Britain Meat or Link 10¢ 1 Juice) UMD CORNED BEEE © . 280 SEAPE FRUIT (Sunny Jim) Sy 1« { 1 I\\Il(l}l‘l\‘ll: l'Il l:\‘l:*:,” :\I) !\ |! ‘v|lv‘(':|"\\ Tors . ’ HAM SHANKS e and 200