New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 2

| T his clear vision has enab. nim to | quarters and announced plans for : MARY PICKFORD AT PALACE w | pbreeive was for civie he: ment and smoker to be held Alond: How the personality of a finan- U ¢ ) | “Finally. during all these years of | eve; f in Lithuanian hail | clally-crippled cartoonist wins the unvequited public service, Mr. Cur- | s Cundidates for the | he of the silver-spooned Amy i wi the council will be IFifth avenue i ne of the Easter BRI T T e D , muneration. bug has ¢ ented him- 1 club has ned the - elements in “The Hood- | 1t with the knowledge that he was | lows (e contral republ tary Pickford's second pro- | { doing his utmost as a public spirit- | nittec Willinm Schaefer, luction from her own dios which { ——— e citizen for the welfare of New | Richards, J. Gustave Johnson, | is showing all week at the Palace. ar s 5 L 5 Britain.” { William Zicgler and Charles Swaka. | The nt vaudeville bill changes T’- k R d S d (‘ y — | ! Thnes for four tine Keith acts i Think His Record Should Give CAHPAIGN IS OK i - o . . RIS o T Hippodrom “lown 1 William ——— | and Quigley o Continue Noonday Rallies | = See * of his long and honor- Ward A\t Factory Gates—Fourth of public' service, the : F nomination is meeting with the Mayor Quizley has established camn- ls ee RAVOES I ot el e s mnen (No Offense Meant) (RHIRTS. () (W0 GO e Meskill and Roche. The cam- e ,:'j“:\',)l:’“‘,[“‘i‘,,]’”l‘_',',’,',‘,‘]'('“;:‘i'j el SOl B s ;-]:,'1.‘,“ Our ZISt If you look through the attic you will find some tationary De[lt. e e T R e e | S D S T B . Old Tables, Chairs, Book Cases, etc. Look them z el T e L s Annlversar’y 4 \ over, note their condition, then cali on us and get s e i \ 4 practical advice how to Make Them Look As Good ::‘”" of Wia el ngiencin g i e B = e Sale 1 J As New. . the many vears that he | 3 THE has held public ofiice in New it | Rea“y Good Gloves 2 er Saturday all of our apparel b | Save the Surface and You Save A". 10 (S e e e e o back to the regular sel one which erits the consideration Unusnal savings are offered ckinson Drug Coc|ii i | Onee More =i : S o e v - the solution of the endless stream | L { s pre time Curtis rendering vigorous and eflicient ser it should be better hecause New Spring Appdre{ | p i | { = ice as president pro teni. of the here are some of the FINEST C]TY II'E'MS [ common council and airman of GLOV MADE. worted 1| Featuring all of the very mnewest STORE: 3 and 5 Franklin Square the committee compos of i rrom REYNIER. at Grenoble, suits. wraps, and dresses. including: < 717 | z - mayor and’ the | r alder a lightful showinz of the test } VR 3 Irance, S 23 53 4 s anniversary requiem mass wit | 1€ B0 member inane e designs in waists and blouses. All ‘ Telephone 359. cense and salary committees of the PRICED AT $1.50 PAIR of the season’s popular colors, ma- brated for the Misses Margaret : . i e N t. Mary's ::n‘llvvlvun‘ :l‘:-m‘( ‘,J',-h': v\» chair m.«y|‘| of GREY SUEDE GLOVE terials and styles, “Friday. at 7 o'cloek 16 o 2T MG Ol A te light and i will meet . " 8 S rinsements for building w e & the softest, high-grade leather It IS SO Very { RGN T SRk B The ~cen in ma nths. rage where all eity owned Sapimanuonth i Nons of Veteran, 4 B 1 . e B Sy . and repaired at much v N Hy suitable C . ol o reatis omcctive ’ than was poseibie in the Caster carly spring | | onvenient : ; b Zibn - nember of 1 commitiee | 0 ™ | IFollowing the business sess A cotnmite To use our credit plan. Confidential ) ® é Be s which is inaugurating a systematic 5 beicl hour will he observed SR e terms mrranged to meet your incomc. lic is invited o 2 3 Easy payments solve your clothing \ HARTFORD B = nd list; and finally, as city rep- | he Scandinavian W, « e, problem. Ask us to tell you about i | resentative on the ¢ Memorial | t in the home of Mr: Charles 1 ! o H rome; or sre is committee, Mr. Curtis has been er (!be it. And remember there is no down son, 66 Cottage Place, Thursda et 7 5 2 | o o hhok b Tt trusted with o duty hich is clos payment required at this store. | pcicn: ot 5 Cer a8 { bert l{ cv#l O I[ S peCIa s ln | LukeHonsfa record plainly shows that he has Compens | T Gsae MysonS1onz | | MILLINER Y Kken an active part in the solution R PN T S, SR R -.._v 2 : % o ciation, Corbin Screw Corp. have i = = e B B il Rl “"“c’“l 93 ASYLUM STREET 200 TRUMBULL ST., HARTFORD stupplics, a memi of the special commitioe sani o make ar- siness will be lented Mis arv Gawelek, sten- | 14 been, one to sit hack and et pher 1o Mr 1 Pratt, with a $10 piece, in recognition of her ex- nt work in connection with the ty. someone else bear the brunt of the work. Om the other hand. Mr. Cur- \._.\" BRITAIN LIADS, has confronted the city during his 5 long term of office, and has devoted HARTFORD BETW ASYLUM AND PRATT STRELTS. We have selected some val ues from our assortment of Hats that himself unsparingly in advancing = will appeal ta you for their sm artness and their low prices. pading the L every prozressive movement which ments Obt TRIMMED HATS, $3.98, $1.98. Worth up to $9.60 An assemblage of Hats wit h lisere crowns and flowers, fruit or ribbon trimmings in turbans, side rolls, tricotines and mushroom shapes. BRPR cal recruiting s have re- d word from itenant Com- ar Beall, > of navy re- | that the is leading the district for the ata enlistments obtained for the h of March. The city has al- Y1) 22l RS ERERE 4 BRPRRE We up to $1 Remarkable values, distine tive for their style. their vari-colored { ; ; gone cver top with its quota | sn and the nee of the month | 8 flower trimmings and the rt shapes. e spent in exceeding l‘hr auota. | A 2 CHILDREN'S HAT $2.75. $3.50, $1.00. fiteeh men have signied up from . These little ready-to-w ear models for the children, just the during the past month., with &' . > thing for school and Sunday. They are ribbon trimmed and many more who have not yet been amined as possible can- are mushraom shaped. makes the pe UNTRIMM HAT $1.98 up to $9.00 listments for the city 4 A choice selection of Hats, including every new shape that has been brought out th ar Th e materials ave of the highest quality e | | When the public spends its money || |§ i s\ Delia Hough Pleasant gt o o et | by purchase, to register its vote in ition at the local hospital. Miss A aine| O favor of any commercial product— PR B B R PR B R - of the bureau of prevent- cs. e | Andwhen a big majority of that vote lan Oflicial ¢ nge is Expected at e | is given to one of a field of many can- w German cabinet is a matfer few hours and independent wopis wn o) f didates over its nearest competitor— e L e That, constitutes an election g attitude. They are said to be sfind with the zovernment's Pl The Housewives of America Hawve FElected 6 BELL-ANS Hot water pQST TOASTIES THE NEW SPRING CUT T " As Their Favorite Corn Flakes | FLOWERS ELL-AN : . . tovdfbsde bl ! —andastheelectionhasbeenheldand || (& Ve have them in seores of beausiul blossoms - -the winners declared, i '%Brightcn up your home, your office, your table, desk or window. Note the great change it will make ——isn,t i‘t a 8ood idea When you Or‘der‘ }%through creating cheerfulness in yourself and those | B8 about you. Surprise the folks with a box of Spring '.'.'7“.-1'.'.‘.?:'.""' P f corn flakes 'to speCify 'the best e’ by | B8 Cut Flowers or a Plant in Bloom. v d you forgive your hus- d for the most terrible ac- ation jVould you forgive him even et name_and tell the grocer. to Send you Your telephone will carry the Aowers to their qcstillafi?il Z;t::e; here or in any part of the United Post Toasties, Best of Corn Flakes i Made by Postum Cereal Co.Inc. Battle Creek,Mich. meone Must Pay CEUM THEATER | ‘Volz Floral Co. 92 West Main Street B B PR Y BREH DR R R