New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store “WE CLOSE— Saturdays at 9 P. M. Mondays at 6 P. M. LAST CALL OUR GREAT ANNUAL SALE Ends January 31st Everything in OQur Immense Stock at BargainPricesUn-| til Saturday Night PULLAR l I | & NIVEN APRIL 20 PICKED FOR WEDDING | Washington—Miss Nancy daughter of the secretary of the ln terior, will become a bride on April 20. The lucky man is Philip C. Kauff- mann, son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Victor Kauffmann of Washington. Social ‘Washington is already astir over the event, planning complimentary teas, ete. No Chance of Getting i “Wrong Number” Here ' London, Jan. 30.—In a small - yoom at the imperial college of technology, Bouth Kensington, Prof. A. C. Ran- kine is perfecting- an: instrumept which shoots messages as a gun shoots shells. A person talking into a trumpet at- tached to a minute mirror reflecting a strong light, can send a message to any distance reached by the light without fear of the words being inter- cepted, it is said. The words spoken can be hecard half a mile away and are transmitted through projectors to an electr ttery attached to a piece of silenium fitted to an ordi- wlephone receiver. The larger 2 i y the greater dis- ge may be sent Queen Mzry's Fur Muff Fools the Royal Hound: " an. 30.—Queen Marie recently of wearing fox mvm when attending ed one of the hounds spied the . let out a velp and made for it. warmed about delight of Lynch’s —advt. orcie -a ut the Elks' fair. i | New Homo Electric Motor Sdewing Machines Aage-Allen & 4 INCORPORATED HARTFORD. Saturday the Last Chance to Shop at the Sale Prior to Inventory ALL DEPARTMENTS HAVE SPECIALS — PRICES REDUCED TO DlmE OF BROKEN LINES AND ALL WINTER GOODS. Special Notice Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture Begins Tuesday Morning, Feb. 3 The Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday,- Feb. 1, to Enable Us-to- Take Inventory. Silk Lamp Shade Sale Is Your Chance ELEGANT NEW SILK SHADES, RIGHT FROM FIFTH AVENUE. SELLING AT HALF PRICE. SELLING AT HALF PRICE' Never An Opportunity Like This Before in Hartford. Having bought the surplus stock of the well known L. D. Block'Co., of 155 Fifth Avenue, as they" are about to move their place of business, we are in a position to offer extraordinary- values finest quality Silk Lamp Shades. in the Hundreds of beautiful New Silk Shades, all at just half the regular prices. 24-INCH DRUM EMPIRE Regular price, $17. SALE PRICE 16-INCH REGULAR EMPIRE SHADES Regular price, $11.00. SHADES $8.50 Regular price, Regular price, 24-INCH REGULAR EMPIRE SHADES $19.75. SALE PRICE 10-INCH OVAL BODDOIR SHADES $4.00. SALE PRICE ,ccovtcccscacecans $9.88° $2.90: FIRE COMMISSION WANTS $232,360 mwo-Platoon Provision and New Fire House Item Responsible for Increase in Estimates. Due to salary increases, the prop- osition to build a new fire house in the northeastern section of the city and a provision for the establishment af the two-platoon system, the board of fire commissioners, in its estimates for the board of finance and taxation, this year will ask $232,360. Included | in that total is'an item of $51,350 for, the two-platoon. system and another' of $35,260 for the new station. The station will cost $19,000; equipment, $11,000, and maintenance for six months, $5,250. Had it not been for the salary increases and the two- platoon provision, the commission would have requested but $125,000 for this year's work. The new system item will be voted upon as a separate proposition in the common council. Forty new men must be hired at a cost of $54,840, but'with the. elimination of the call force the net cost will be 350, 1N L The Leading Store An appropriation of $3,000 for a new car to be used by the fire chief| will be asked. The present car has been in service since 1811 and could be used as a service or supply car if replaced. If an appropriation is granted, two men will be hired at a salary of $1,200 each to devote all of their time to fire prevention work. Repairs at Engine House No. 3 will cost $4,600. This item will be in- clyded to make possible the estab- lishing of a permanent station for the aerial ladder company. Annulment of Childless Marriages Sets Precedent Milan, Jan. $0.—The annulment of a marriage was obtained here solely on the grounds that 1t was childless. This decision is expected to be followed by numerous applica- tions for annulment on similar grounds for there is no divorce Italy. The action of the tribunal is en- dorsed by the Italian press as a whole, and the socialists have gone so far as to prepare a measure for the intro- duction into the chamber proposing that marriages shall be compulsorily annulled if no children result from them. C.L. PIERCE & CO. ~ €| C. L. PIERCE & CO. Opposite Monument 246 Main St., New Britain The Music Store That Deals in PIANOS ‘VICTROLA oM & HORT=T . .0 in | CITY ITEMS Meet me at Henry Morans’ an§ pea,r the Victor February Reccxds—advt Reserved seats Sunday af the Palace. On sale now.—Advt. Lieutenant Thomas Hinchey,, of Engine Company No. 4, and Stanley Rozanski, of the Hook and Ladder company, are off duty on account of illness. Saturday last day of sale at nrehs Goods Shop.—advt. Superintendent and Mrs. Jd’}l E. {Fay have returned from a wedding i trip to Florida. Mr. Fay will résumse his duties at the hospital. 20 per cent. discount on men's odd trousers at Besse-Leland's.~—Advt, S. E. M. B. Club informal dance at the Bungalow, Thursday, Feb,: 5th, —advt. Last week to pay water rent .and save interest.—advt. PROTEST BRITISH POLICY Rome, Jan. 30.—Pope Benedf;t;hae recetved a memorandum from Arabi- an tribes in Palestine, which protests against what is called the “pro- Zionist” policy of Great Britain and A. J. Balfour's statement that “Pales- tine must be for ‘the Jews.”" The memorandum denounces the veport j that Bolshevik Jews have been given ; Zionists to take possession C. L. PiERCE & CO. "\ permission to settle in Palestiné and declares the Arabs will never allow of :-their country. B ][] [ [ ] [] 5 ) T ) ] o ) ) e 5 e ) REMOVAL SALE Ladies’ Coats ‘We have Reduced our Ladies’ Coats anywhere from 25% to 33 1-3%. successful our Large Stock is not yet sold out. Ma.nyflne remain to be sold at prices ranging from ...........e.. IEEI Although our Sale has beem . $12.00 ™ $40. 00 1 : adies’ Dresses Unusgnal - Bargains in Dresses await the Woman Shopper at this Sale. the Price on all our Skirts and have many at from We have Radically Out $18.00 ™ $35 00 dies’ Sui adies’ Suits Many mixtures, many styles, many colors, are offered in a plete Stock of Suits, at from .....c.ceu... .o b B s e s o oessesevesreioe s $2 98 Millinery Men s Suits Slashed v.he Prlce on Every Hm in our Stock, Regardless of Style, Material, Trimmings or whatnot. The Boy just returned recently from the War who is trying to rebuild the Shattered Wardrobe will do well to see us aml Take Advantage of Our Prices. Wonderful Values are contained in the Sui we are now selling at prices mnging, according to quality 4 ¥ $10.66 g $12.50° $2.98 OoCooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom See these Hats. Men’s Overcoats The Backbone of Winter has not yet been broken. These are some Wintry, Snowy and Cold P Yet to Come. Buy a Warm New Overcoat and be well provided for the Cold Days. We have the conservative styles and you can buy an Overcoat now that will be entirely $12 50 D . Everything in General Everything in our Store has been Reduced. Men’s Gloves, Hats, Shirts, Sweaters, Neckties, Sug ders, Underwear, Shoes, Hosizry, etc. Nothing remains at the former prices. The Ladies will find some Great Bargains in their section of our store. Sweaters, Scarfs, Sepa; surus,l])msm’ in addition to our Coats and Suits. Everything has becn Cut with little regard to old price. E][EIEI@EIIEEIIEEIEIEIEIE]E]EIEIE\E@EIEEIIEIEEEI WE ARE DETERMINED WE SHALL SELL EVERYTHING IN STOCK BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Ghe——— !Caesar Misch Store No. 687 Main Street No. 695 Main Stree HARTFORD, CONN. | @EE@E@EEE@EE@EE@E@[@E@E@EEE@EEEEEDEEE Use Herald ClaSSIfled Columns A Sweet Surprise Awaits You At The New Britain BARGAIN STORE Do Not Miss This NEV/ BRITAIN BARGAIN STORE 1--3 Main st. fi@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@fifi@@fifi& B~ BLOOMBERG’S :Mid-Winter Sal ‘Now Going on Great Bargains at the Leadi Silk and Dress Goods Store of New Britain fii@@@@@ @@@@@fi?@@@@ 5% £ Y. M. C. A. Building UJse Herald Classified Columns 186 Main Sireet Phone. totolotaateatotototototed 874-13 fedefoRetekobes B