New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 3

W R - poston Store| WE CLOSE— Saturdays at 9 P. M. Mondays at 6 P. M. " Cretonnes MAKE HOME MORE ATTRACTIVE, MORE HOMELIKE. We are showing 1ots of new an:t beautiful efficets in the new Cretonnes. We have them in colors and shadings to fit every color scheme in home dec- oration. 27 to 36 inch. 12¢ to $1.25 yd. 27 27 36-INCH BURLAPS in wonderful | color effects, 65¢ v up. “DARVELETTE"” — A beautiful | light, lacy materi2l for over draperics, finc assortment, new art colorings for hiome decovation 36-inch, 50¢ yd. 1 Ry " CURTAIN RO gle and double, in brass and enamel, 10e 1o 95¢ ser. = | | " PULLAR Electrical Effe For K. of C. Ball Ilahorate electrical .effects for use at'the Knights of Columbus hall Ilaster Monday night will reach this eity. in a .ew days and will be in- stalled at once. These effects the com- | mittee believes, will add greatly to the beauty of the hall zand make for one of the higgest and best socials in is anticipated that about 500 v tend. Jews Are Attacked At Budapest, Hungary a meetin ion know last addr de- ution of the prop- Christians and caffec Jew: in- | anding the d v of Jews Jater a mob rus houses in the attacking Thirteen persons wer criously jured during the disorder: 7z Ham and eggs fér breakfast. Buy the ham where you will. but get the | eggs at Russell Bros avt ON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. i Storage. Supplies and Rcpairing MANROSS AUTO C0. OVERLAND AGENCY Storage and Accessories, | Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St. | Kastwood Electrical Service | 2 = Statior. and Garage. Starting, Lighting and Iguition Sys- | tem Specialists. + MAXWELL SEFVICE STATION. REAR 193 MAIN STREET, HAVE YOUR TRUCKING DONE PROPERLY AND AT REASON- ABLE EXPENSE. 1 operate a daily Freight and Ex- s press Service. New Britain, New Ha- ven and New York. Trucks rented by | day or hour. Local and Long Distance | Moving and Trucking. A.H. HARRIS ' Garage Tel. 1360. House Tel. 1819, P LEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH STHREET 0B PRINTING OF ALL KINDS ® NEATLY DONE © KULPER PRINTING CO. L. 777 . 325 MAIN ST., Mayor George A* Quigley and several [UUnwin Gets Increased other city fathers will talk. Several members of the national committee, who attended the peace canference Pa i F The meet- | 48 | § i large attendance is expected Harold Middleton, Aged 11, at the | New Britain General Hospital. Harold Middleton, 14, of Barnett street, is at the New Britain General has with a fracture of | the right 1 ar the thigh, and nu- merous facial lacerations, as the result of an accident vesterday afternoon on West Main street. .. mest Nelson. i chauffeur for Rackliffe Bros., was driving on West | Main street near Liberty street. at a moderate speed, when the Middleton hey ran out from the rear of a trol- ley car which was coming in the op- ¢ direction of the automobile Nelson ‘had no time to apply the brakes to avoid hitting the boy. Wit- nesses to the affair exonerate Nelson from blame for the accident. The case of John Unwin vers aged of common pleas i v | jury in the court | Hartfora vester Rozse Takes Lease : For Three Year Term .; u. * which court some =alte from near on October 31, driving toward New run down by Munchow. Unwin was awarded $142 was increased to $300 Iwir C. Dickinson. Klett )e Jury brou: the i s = James in the 1oce ago. The action automobile coll verdico late Judge in was given time an Fagostino Rosse has taken a three vear lease from Harry Najarian upon | of Church and will conduct a confectionery the corner He fruit, and grocery husiness on the premises. The rental for the first two years to | court be $660 per annum and for the third | the figur Rosse has the privilege Judse EDickinson | of rencwing the lease for two years., Alling reresented Unwin and | The lease stipulates that Ro. sholl | ney Irving W. Smith ol Aerigen zive a bond of $100 to guarantee the | peared for the defendant. payment of his rent on the first of sach month and the $100 with inger- est at 5 per cent. shall be returned at | the expiration of the lease, provided 11 srecement is kept. a store at Stanley 1918. Unwin Haven and v streets. cigar, tobacco, 11 committec in charge of rpatho-Russian relief fund will hald an open meeting in the Elihn Burritt school on Sunday afternoon. Ham and eggs for breakfs the ham where you will, but at Russell Bros.—Advt Assorted box Stationery. No value less than-35c. SPECIAL 29c This Month Gnly. 200,000 Pounds JORDAN ALMONDS This enormous quantity fresh from the factory is placed on sale in our stores during March, and incidentally this vast production makes possible the reduced price of - Perlb. 4 C IN The process for making pure Aspirin is no secret. Trademark rights having ex- pired anyone may use the name “Aspirin.” ‘There is no better Aspirin than U. D. Co. Our regular cut price69¢c per100. Reduced for only to 100-5GRAIN A Sale of STERNO HEAT in netional demand. Gen- ormly maintained price of Untit Merch [27th 980 A mcdern convenien: erzlly scic at the w $:.20 per dozen. only - - SPECIAL Chocelate Covered COCOANUT - - - - Per dozen Every Item Saves You Money .25 Cuticura Soap . . . .30 Kolynos Tooth Paste . .25 Woodbury's Soap. . .50 Pepsodent Tooth Paste «25 Mennen’s Talcum Powd .30 Lyon’s Tooth Powder .50 Java Face Powder . .50 Pebeco Tooth Paste . .75 La Blache Face Powder 50 Hind’s Almond Cream .50 D & R Cold Cream . 1.00 Listerine . . . . . .50 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 50 Mennen'’s Shaving Cr. 20 .21 .20 -39 .18 19 .39 37 .53 -39 -39 73 -39 45 $ .40 Fletcher’s Castoria . $ .29 1.30 Pinkham’s Compound .89 1.50 Scott’s Emulsion . . 1.19 1.00 Horlick’s Malted Milk .79 1.00 Father John’s Medicine .90 .25 Carter’sLittleLiverPills .14 .60 Musterole . . . . .50 150 Fellow’s Syrup . . 1.19 1.10 Nuxated Iron . . . .79 .60 Bromo Seltzer . . . .49 .60 California Syrup of Figs .45 1.00 Danderine . . . . .79 .60 Resinol Cintment. . .45 60 Sal Hepatica . . . .49 8 FOOD SPECIALS Breakfast Coffee In one pound double parchment lined begs. A very satisfying mild, fragrant blend thoroughly roasted and ground. Regular price 55c. Imagine a lucious snow-white, delicious flavored crear full of shredded cocoanut and covered with a heavy coating of ckocolete. Ours will come up tc your ex- et 5%¢ SPRING TABS of Sulphur and Creai.. of Tartar Week-ends 2582 The most economical way to buy these high grade pantry needs—because you get 2 packages for the price of I—plus 1 cent—ecxcepting coffee. ‘ Opeka Tea Your choice of India Ceylon, Formosa Waak-ends Oolong, English Breakfast or mixed in Dl half-pound cartons. Regular price 55c. for SbC mavonNalsE DRESSING Every day price 35 2 Week-ends 270r39C CAKE CHOCCLATE A natural bitter choca- late in ¥ half pound cakes for baking, cook- ing and preparing cho- colate at home. Every day price 35c. i 2 36C ends PEANUT BUTTER Every day price 45c, 100z.jar. Week-snds 6c CHOCOLATE PUD- An old-fashicned remedy in a DING 2w pleasing form. Purifies the blood and acts as a mil? laxative. 90 tablets ZSC Q BABY’S BATH Precise careis of the utmost importance intheup-bringing of the baby. Baby's bath should be of uniform tempera- ture. We have re- duced the price of our Boylston Ther- mometer, regular price 30 cents to the special price of O¢ Everydayprice 19¢c. Week-ends 270r20C POWDERED EGGS 2 teaspoonfuls of pow- dered eggs possess ail the essential proper- ties, of one egg. The equivalent of 12leggs or i 2 pkes. 46C ends sor BREAKFAST cocoa Every day price, half 1b. tin 39¢c. 40c Q battt tins Week- eads Real Drug Stores There are seven distinctly separat: de- partments in every Liggett Drug® Store. Experienced salespeople devote practicaliy their undivided attention te their par- ticular work. Excepting in rare emergencies our regis- tered pharmacists do nothing but com- pound prescriptions and sell medicines. Folding Bath Tubs. Kantleek Pure G Baby Scalcs wi Or. Holt's Book on Caze of Babies 217 Main Street W Sofs Drnsg Stores Formerly Riker-Hegeman one and a | Gustay Murchow was heard hefore SEBCBEE VBB BB BVCOT VO ECROBEHBD 1s a in ht ion Red Swann Inn in Meriden was 1S in the local | and by Attor- ap- Verdict in €ivil Suit . B 25 TR 0 O G B B R @ Agentd & o Hartford for the Popular Pictorial Review Patterns. Agents INCORPORATED HARTFORD Silk Shirt Event New Britai Men Will Greet With Open Arms PLACE FRIDAY ON SALE AT 9 A. M. A SPECIAL PURCHASE d 1,200 Men’s High Grade Silk Shirts Mads To Sell At $10.50, $12, $15 and $18 And The Price Will Be $8.95 $8.95 $8.95 "Plas War Tax Which Will Be 60 Cents. Your Unrestricted Choice of the Finest Variety of Silk Shirts We Have Been FortuDate Secure. MORNING WE WILL & & Enough JUST THINK OF ' CREPE DE CHINE SHIRTS IN LOVELY SHADES. HEAVY SILK BROADCLOTH SHIRTS. PONGEE SHIRTS, LE JERZ SHIRTS, RADIUM SILK SHIRTS. IT. In -cvery desirable color combination and plain color. Could you imagine, under the present high priced market for silks, that such an offer of Shirts could be presented, especially when good silk Shirts are scarce. SAGE-ALLEN'S Men's Shop, as usual, alert for opportunities to serve the men of Hartford, contracted for the biggest Silk Shirt event the men of Connecticut have known in a long time. h Remarkable in every way are the variety, the colors, the patterns, the tailoring. for these are re ly custom-made Shirts, and the low price. 4 3 Big Special Purchase of | Spring Suits To Go On Sale Friday Morning At $42.50 Values Up to $75.00. SO OSSR You must see these Suits to appreciate what wonderful values they are. It is evident at a glan that the styles are distinctive—the sort ordinarily found only in costly gal'n\én(s. This beca they are copies of very high priced models. Yet the price is lower than one has to pay for a con @ monplace Suit ! The workmanship is first class; the materials are the best and the colors are 4 the most popular. As to materials there are Tricotines, Poiret Twill, Silvertone and Serge. Silk braid embellishes many of the more dressy Suits. Others notched or Tuxedo collars, odd belt and pocket arrangements and Smart dressy models piped in contrasting color Velour. Long is strictly tailored display numerous buttons. roll with collars single hut! FEGHTBP DSBS fastening. Many have .the new ripple hip effect. A number of the Suits have fancy stitching trimming. Several models handsomely embroidered. Of course, there are some belted sport models that are very attractive. A few pin striped serge models. All sizes from 16 to 44. Every new Spring color represent~d in the assortment. Excellent linings, buttons and workma ship serve to provide that ‘finished” appearance only garments of the better sort display. ARE FIFTY DISTINCTIVE INDIVIDUAL AND SMART STYLES TO SELEOCT FROM. H ONE OF THE FIRST.TO CHOOSE YOUR NEW SPRING SUTT FROM OUR ASSORTMENT. Y( WILL BE PLEASED WITH THEM. EVERY ONE A BEAUTY! EVERY ONE A BARGAIN, YOU HAVE LOOKED AT SPRING SUITS THIS SEASON YOU KNOW HOW L.OW A PRICE $42.50 THERE e and Household Supplies For Three Days Friday, Saturday and Monday 500 Doz. 150 Yd. Spools Willimantic Cotton Value - 8¢ % 5,000 cans of Old Dutch Cleanser, the dirt chaser, 4 cans 29c 3,000 dozen Smuthfit Hair cap shape, 6 for 50c $1.00 a dozen. $1.00 O’Cedar Mops and one 25¢ bottle O’Cedar Polish, all for 89c¢ E-Z-Shine Stove Polish, 3 cans 38c. Blackene Stove Polish 3 cans for 4 Spools for 19c. Limit 4 spools. spool. J . Nets, COLORITE— ALL COLORS 25¢ a Bottle. Clean up your old Straw hat. $1.00 Cans O’Cedar Polish, 79¢c. 50c Cans O’Cedar Polish, 38c. 25¢c Cans' O’Cedar Polish, 18c. Tarbox Stove Polish, 15c a can. $1.00 bottles Cedar Polish, 50c. 50c bottles Cedar Polish, 25c. Black and colors, Rex oil, Shoe Polish, 10c boxes, Shinola Paste, 6c box. 10c box Keey's Shde, 5¢ box. Silva Putz Silver. Polish, 17c-29c. Putz Cream Metal Polish, 17c-29c. Telt Trouser Hangers, 6c-70c a dozen. Enamel Coat Hangers. 7c¢-80c a dozen. Dye Flakes, the new dye, 3 for 20c. Sunset Soap Dye, 10c cach. Twink Flake Dve, 3 for 20c. Aladdin Soap Dye 3 for 20c. Shinola Shoe Brush es, 1%c. Iinergine Cleanser 18c. 2 ® G 0 0 0 1 S 0 0 0 G O 0 3 8 « Parisian Sanitagy Hair Wavers, % light, simple, durable. ¥ . @##@@#fififi%fififi#@#fiifi#fi#fi‘fifi@@3@@@&@@@@3#@% )