New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1920, Page 2

AT OUR | INDOWS FOR DLLARDAY ' { voned. SPECIALS inson Drug Co.|: 69-171 Main Street | artford’s Most Com- plete Showing of High Grade Bag- gage. ' inglsh Kit Bags Oxford Traveling Bags Hat Boxes Bellow Suitcases. uitcases Traveling Bags Steamer Robes Automobile Robes Limousine Robes Wardrobe Trunks Steamer Trunks Steamer-Wardrobe Trunks Ladies” Hat Trunks The ny ,!“lorg?fa" &, empany t Pays 10 Buy Our Kind” 93 ASYLUM STREET HARTFORD. CIT Y ITEMA a ne: 2 Curley's Jazz or- Hannon and ave returned from New bity where they spent the weel:- | e fourth of a at the Y. M e’ tomorrow in tthe banquet hall. three more will have a good variety af W foundland H nd Little 2 Fish Market, Advt. GED HAY THIEF SMISSED BY JUDGE | Washington | { will be he Ferry Discharged in Police | t This Morning—\ccused by in s t hich show | four places as di Councilman I(L‘#'uilw Received Miss | vision, at 8| There | lectures on this | , | boxing s PRIMARIES HELD w New Hampshire is “Snowbound .lnll Peopie”Are Unable to Get to Polls to Register Choice. wv-lln.h\\ Ay towns iential though the provision ?or a & 5 lr an expects will be ons per- e annual post- town meetir which Wi *Notwithstanding the 1 | close contes in the of the vote, All but one of the candidates for es on the délegation to the repub- convention announced plm ced tor delega but three delegates have announced themsely favoring the tian of Herbert Hoover for nt. pledeed. Towers Again Candi- date—Howard Bruemmer Not to Run—Two Johnsons Will Run. xed to the rumor statement that he would try | v will not be ouncil this spring s friends in the Third n mentioning him as a a strong run, but B consider the nom In the sons, J. m-ulmblv on. ard the two John- nd John A., will Girl 16 Yedrs Old to Marry ; Father Lonsenhs Anthony / street. came to w town or Any One seven Regular Dis 4th DI \lmm\ Tow equipp education vision is 1 ¢ The recruiting oft 1o take action on Twenty R A Chance to Put Your Plumbing Up to Date We are making Dollar Day concessions on all our fixtures; Baths, Sinks, Lavatories, Wash Trays, Water Heaters, Kenney Showers and Assessories. E.P.Burns Plumbing 11 Main Street The other vo are un- { ! EI%IEEEIDE]E]EIEI@EIEEIEEIEIEEI E@EEEEE@DE@@EEEE}’—\@E@EE TOMORROW aBigDayofVa!ues | [m] | =] [=] [|] | = i s | 1] o = [m] t [ .| = ] =] [=] [=] (=] @ [=] =] [=] | = ] =] =] i = [=] | | = | =] O] | =) [®] S]] =] _| = -, | =] AT BT O 2o [m] o | = [m] [=] gc [m] [m] =] E! o} RC| =] [m] [m | [=] = =] [m] | = | =] 5} [=] = = | 8] | ] i =] | = | =] ! [=] [&] [m] a] ! ' Commonwealth Annual ’\ieetmg to Be Held Wed. ' Ther will b 1 tomorrow ev ing af the Commo a large attendance vening at the annual meet- calth club when nd an address | of unusuy 1l int en by Dr. Hen- | ry Smith Willi supper 6 eting and the lecture ams is a well known uuthnr— ity on bload ailments and will spenk on this subject. ' Other photo- new episode of the . with Cleo Madi- 1 Boys in their new Howling Succ different that is int g. Other acts include Morris and Towne, ark will be the main raction for Thursday. 0 oxlurl\ followed by t Will Be Real Bargain Day at The Public Market 436 Main St., Oppo. East Main St. A Few of Our Specials: 10 LBS CORNED BEEF ................. $1.00 4 LBS FRANKFURTERS ............... $1.00 4 LBS SAUSAGES . 4 LBS SALT PORK . 3 LBS BACON 00 | 5 LBS HAMBURGER .................... $§1.00 4 LBS RIB LAMB CHOPS .............. $1.00 G 10 LBS FRESH PLATE BEEF $1.00 18 FRESH EGGS ........................ $1.00 4 LBS PRUNES 12 PKGS ARMOUR’S | } | | yourself. ol o The Big Store Not everything will be sold for $1.00 but hundreds of articles will be sold at greatly reduced prices for THIS DAY ONLY. Thousands of things for your coming month’s be bought #COST and in some cases LESS THAN COST. So many articles tomentionit would be impossible to list themin this advertisement so come tomorrow and see for 3 ) ) ) o i i e o ) 5 ) 5 ) ) ) ) R (D (R R ) AT needs can at almost @@@@@&@@@é@@@@ 15@m!@@E[-j@@fzj@@mmrfl@lgl@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fiz@@@@@@@p@@p_@E@@@@@@@@E@E@@@@@E@@@@@@@@@@@fl@@@@@@@@ PR TOMORROW ONLY f =4 One Dollar Off a Ten? Dollar Cash Purchase} 10 Per Cent. Discount on Most Everyihing mth'@I *a few Exceptions. TOO BUSY ’Dr) EN UMERATIL Herbert L. Mills 336 Main Street ;» ] T o = (=W 2 ) = 9 | 9@@@@-0 2 -0‘@-5?5‘?1'5.:%:?@@@@@@%"@@"‘fi@@'@ FOR QUICK RETURNS USE e E = ) @) s > o o e = ) > w R | Modern Boot Shop Specials for DOLLAR Wednesday Ladies’ Leather Bou- doir Slippers. Cushion Insoles. $1.69 $2.50 Value For Dollar Day Only $10 Off on Any Pair of Men’s or Ladies’ Shoes Men’s Brown Scout Shoes with Leather Soles, $2.87 Ladies’ Fancy Strap Pumps, Patent Lea- ther and Vici Kid, $2.69 $5.00 Value Children’s Black Button Shoes $1.98 Value $3.00 Modern Boot Shop 168 Main Street