New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 5

PYR COOKING EX A. A. MILLS Plumbing f 80 WEST MAIN ST. Tinning Heating ‘Tel. 381 SOCIETY NIGHT AT [ ‘ Special. Program Preparved for Vo | ‘\ night's Fettture at Areh Street Ex- hibit—Miss Walsh (o Sing. Only two moit bile show at e A\ The curtain on the 1920 | show will be drawn tomorrow night! and'no one in the city wlo is inter- ested in automobi n AUTOMOBILE SHOW | ™ w and orvder one. Anything in o line can be found at the big | orehestra furnished “the | 2 last night and the | Anderson. the boy | E church, Hartford s expected at the show | afternoan and i SWEDEN IS NOT ALONE. Kholm, Jan 30.— money by ope < i ostate railway opportur Armory Lo have the higtary ¢ dustry. - The. person s @ car for use this summer i ately. | e nd. t » order is right now. I in o hattery visit Like | find out fhe things we weld, new parts have together held. | 1 meet with an accidenl “‘save A broken part necd not ily be replaced with a new The chances are that we . 3 | anneal and weld the fracture perfect- | thus savire you money. time and \We put the “rep’ in re- | MAIN ST, TV —— HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN It Isn’t What You Pay --It’s What You Get In all this excitzment about clovhing bargains better make sure you are not buying price alone. Price by itself is meaningless. It's what you GET at the price that decides—remember THAT when you notice screeching headlines in the clothing ads these days. The Connors-Halloran story is told without noise—a man with a reputation for truthfulness doesn’t change the 'tone of his voice when he has something important to say. Neither should a store. $24.5 ...For Suits and Overcoats that 533 15 * Were Much Higher ---and at the two latter prices vou are 3 715 offered such makes as -- Kuppenheimer ‘Brand and Elk Bfand If hiner clothes existed we would have had them. Here are clothes of definite value —reduced not because it was necessary, but simply because it was customary, be- cause the Connors-Halloran store never carries over merchandise if they can help it —and this year is no exception. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE OF BOYS’ SUITS, OVERCOATS AND MACKINAWS Your Chance to Buy Boys' Winter Clothes at Way Below Wholesale Cost BOYS CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS LITTLE FELLOWS' WE MEASURE YOUR EYES Whether your vision is zood or bad depends on the distance from the Front of your eves to the back of your eyes. the shape of (he front of By using oplical instruments we determine hy mcasurement what Kind of glasses you need 1F GLASSES ARE NEEDLD. I glasses are needed we want to supply them. 16 ot needed. we will tell you so. If we supply the glasses (hey will be the equal of 1 Any 2on can zet and better than many. Davis & Goodwin Registered Optometrists and Eycesight Specialists 327 Main Street Tel. 1905 Grey and Bluce Broken sizes 3 to 9. Former price $12.85. $9.85 e e e e e, | EXTRA SPECIAL H SCHOOL SUITS Il sizes 7 to 17. e I Neat patterns for school or dress. BOYS SCHOOL, OVERCOATS Neat dark patterns. ull lined. ° Value $22.50. CONNORS-HALLORAN CO. OVERCOATS Odds and Ends. Small sizes only. BOYS' WINTER MACKINAWS Neat overplaids in neat pattorns. Al waist line and French models. Sizes 7 to 17. BLUE SERGE SUITS Al sizes. Quality Tnequalled. Price lower than wholesale. “Alwavs Reliable” 248 MAIN STREET $6.85 $9.85 $10.85 NEW BRITAIN |