New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 11

MID-SUMMER SALE. 15% REDUCTION On All Our SHUMAN AND STEIN BLOCH CLOTHING ODD TROUSERS RAINCOATS and SOFT HATS The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN STREET. THE SERVICE — FOR SALE — Three Family House on Rockwell Avenue 1Two Family Fouse on Hart Three Family House and Store on Oak Street, rénts for $820 a year gorner Brick Building on Myrtle ' Street, with store and Bakery, Fire Insurance, Automobile Insurance ' New Britain Real Estate | Exchange, 380 MAIN STREET. CHIROPRACTOR TALK No. 3 ‘ABOLISH SUFFERING’ | (Wy J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR) &h which we are alth, strength and Nick people an ne before 0 can keep up. 1t are not enjoyin yargely vour own fault. Don't be a burden o othérs. Chiropractic is the -open door o health. Hundreds of thousands of people who for years suffered wiih the pme malady which afMicts you have wide dr The times thre equire all the mie bodie heing the well pe Ing pushed aside er 1y you health, it is planes and wireloss tolephony, so surely has ractio, the drugless health science, an improvement oh older methods. & within the reach of everyone cjudioe prevent you from coming ce (or A consultation feh will not cost you a pemny. You owe It to yqur ol family and your friends to well I* your opportunity Here J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor MAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK Phone 1732 Is the cheery greeting for the boy with the order of ANGELUS FLOUR Baking made easy and bread ‘made bette Sold by JOHN ZUJKO 191 Broad Strect JOHN ZISK _Broad Street Financial WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Close.—Shorts were driven o cover again in the last hour when the rate for call loans fell back to 9 per eent. Steels, equipments and shippinzs were foremost in the 1y was firm 000 shares, ek Exchange ¢ Richter and Co.. the New York Stock Exchanse) quotations members of Allis Chalmers Am Car & Fdy Am Cot Ol Am Loco A melt & R Am Sumatra Am Tel & Tel Am Woolen Anaconda Cop Atch Top & S F At Gulf & W 1 Baldwin Loco Balt & O Barrett (o Beth Steel Can Pac Cen Leath Ches & O . Chl Mil & € Chile Cop Chino Cop Con QGas Corn Proa R Crucible Steel Cuba Can Sug Elk Horn Coal Endicott Johnson rie .. : Erie 1st Gaston, Gen Elec ...... Gen Mot Goodrich Gt North 1l Cen Ins Cop .. Interbor Con pfd Inter Mer Mar Inter Mer Mar pfd 901 Int Nickel ...... 17% Int Paper ... Kelly Spgfd Tirc Kan Cop Lack Steel Lehigh Val Maxwell Mot Mex Pet Midvale Steel Missouri Pac Nev Con Cop N Y Air Brake N Y Cen NY.NH&H N American North Pac Ohio Cities Ga Pan Am P & T Penn R R Pitts Coal Press Steel Car Ray Con Cop Reading Rep I & 8 .a. Royal D, N Y Sinclair Of1 R Kloss-8 S & 1 South Pac uth Rail tudebaker Texas Co x & Pac fob Prod Union Pac United Retail U 8 Food Prod S Indus Alco nNub Co Steel ... Steel ptd- tah Cop Va Car Chem Willys-Overland LOCAL. STOCK MARKET QUOTED 58 : 12 pra .lll.181 W&W ... 121 L1389 (BF) pra 5% 105 1% 1 s U s U v Asked Hartford Elec 1 South N E Tel \m Brass Am Hosiery Am Hard Am Silver S Billings & Spencer Bristol Brass ‘olts Arms xle Lock Landers, Frary National Marine New Britain Machine Niles, B Pond com North & Judd Peck. Stow & W Russell Mfz Co Russell Mfg Co Scovill indard Screw Works Hinc Mg 1t re & 25.—New York Clearing House statement anges Balances KILLED BY BEAR Logger lLives Long Enough to Give 1710811989 65,865,041 - Connectod counter. Prince Rupert, ‘B, »C,, June 18.— Clarence Thompson, a logger on Chi- cogo Island. died recently from wounds Inflicted by a large brown bear. Terribly lucerated, Thompson was found by searching party whom he gave a connected account of his experience before he died. Unexpectedly he came upon the bear while it was feeding on the car- cass of a d It rushed at him and he shot once before the NuUge paw landed with smashing force on his face. The animal knocked and buf- feted him about for a time and then walked away, When found Thomp- son had not a stitch of clothing on body. and he had suff te: o = f ie | CITY ITEMS Wedding gifts reduced at —advt, 10 per cent discount on all hats at Besse-Leland's.—advt A meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary 1o the A. O. H. will be held this even- ing at § o’clock in Knights of Colum- bus ball. Men's caps, 10 per Besse-Leland Co.—advt Michael Salonia was afternoon by Traffic Supervisor Clar- ence Lamphere for violation of the ordinance relative to parking automo- biles on Main street. 10 per c t discount and women's hosiery at C advt. ngine company No. 3 was called out this morning to extinguish a fire in a pile of rubbish Lafavette street Special Couch Hammocks tomorrow only, $11.98. J. A. Andrews.—advt. You will be surprised at the Mardi Gras.—advt. Just received: “Saratoga” middies made of flannel. ldeal to wear with white skirts. See them at Leonard & Herrmann Co.—advt Mrs. W. B. Mantague and daughter. Mrs. R. L. Tryon of Claremont, N. H., are nnendinx commencement at Har- vard university, Cambridge. Clever vaudev 2 Morans'. cent discount. arrested this on all men's Besse-Leland an nment at Ex-Mayor Joseph AM. purchased through the property of George Grove Hill, and Claude J. Leroux has sold a one-story building on Arch street to Benjamin Horwitz and Mor- ris Rotstein. Exclusive agzents Stetson Besse-Leland Co.—acvt, Free dancing from the Mardi Gras.—advt. Children’s hose, 10 per cent reduc- tion. Besse-Leland Co.—advt. Special sale on ladies’ silk hosiery. Two pairs for $1 at Leonard & Herr- man Co.—advt. Local boys graduating from Har- vard are Edward B. Ginsburg. Sidnev A. Montague, who finished his cours in three years, and Richard L. White, All were members of the local High school, class 1916, 10 per cent discount on all shirts at Besse-Leland's.—advt Valiant Review will hold a meeting Friday evening in Eagles' hall. A large attendance is desired as the state commander is to be present. Special Couch Hammocks tomorrow only, $11.98. J. A. Andrews.—advt. T0 HAVE FESTIVAL ON CHURCH LAWN§ St. John the Evangelist Pflri\lliun::"'\ Halloran has W. O'Connor, Meisner on shoes— p. to 10 at Have Plans for Elaborate Social Next Week. Erwin has been named chair- man of a committee of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, to ar- range for a big lawn festival to be held on the church properties Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday even- ings of next week., the proceeds of which will be used for church pur- poses. Plans for the affair are near- ing completion and indications are that the festival will be both.-a social and financial success. The committee is planning to ac- commodate 5,000 persons each even- ing and ample space has been provid- ed for the parking of automobiles. An elaborate electrical display has beem arranged for. Drum corps will pa- rade and orchestras will play each evening. A large platform has been erected far fancy drill and dancing. Entertainments are being booked for cach evening of the carnival A country store, domestic booth, African dodger and refreshment stands are some of the side attractions being provided. Rev. T. J. Laden, pastor of the church. is exercising general supervision in the prepara tions for the carnival R. H CHURCH WORKERS' OUTING. St, Mary's and St. John's Choirs and Others Enjoy Plcasant Time, The chureh workers and choirs « St. Mary's and the Church of St. John the Evangelist, held a joint outing yesterday afternoon and evening at lake Compounce. During the after- noon a baseball game was played in which St. Mary’s defeated St. John's. Score 18 to 11 The occasion marked the birthday anniversary of Rev. John T. Winters, who gave a short talk. Organist Fred- eric F. Harmon was remembered hy the choir of St. Mary's church with a present consisting of a traveling bag. N EN : IN FI T Samuel bakian and Armen Harry were arrested this afternoon on Main street for engaging in a fight by Officers Thomas C. Dolan und Fred Wagner. The men had some previous trouble in a poolroom and restaurant and were put out of- the place. Dab- bakian was badiy used up ahout the head. A large knife which Harry claimed Dabbakian had threatened to use on him was found under a pool table later by Officer Wagner. A pool cue also figured in the fracas. Closed Mondays During July and Atigust RICHTER & Members New York Stock Exch: 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITA STAWLEY R. EDDY. Mgr. WE OFFER $3.95 to $9.95. at Gurely this for every indi and price. HUNDREDS —OF— WHITE SKIRTS Are Here Assortments at their best—and values unusual This week we counted over 35 different styles. ortment promises dual need, as to style, material, size Special assortments prevail at 50 Shares Landers, Frary & C -GOODWIN BEACH CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTI Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg.. Tel. 2120, T. FRANK LEE ‘We Offer: 50 SHARES UNION WORKS. ¥ 50 SHARES' LANDERS. FRARY & 50 SHARES STANLEY WORKS. suitable choice THE G. F. GROFF, Mgr. JOHN P. Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York. STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Boston. 299 MAIN STREET, STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE Investment Securities 23 WEST MAIN STREET, Telehone 1 *‘Own a share i the factory where KEOGH TELEPHONE 1012 C'ITY ITEMS The first weodding annive Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. ham of Tremont street will brated at their home Sunday. There will be a meeting of the Ne; Britain Relief society at Turner hall this evening. All members are urg to be present. A daughter was born last Sunday t Dr. and Mrs. John Wals of this city and now at t eat Lakes Training station. Dr. Walst: 1s the son of Mr, and Mrs. John J. Walsh of Bassett sireet angd is u lieu tenant in the dental corps of KRYPTO K ry Birming- be cele W GLASSES THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS The smooth, even surface of KRYP- TOK Glasses is absolutely the vision-blurring lines, seams, or shoulders of olf@-fashioned bifocals. They canot be distinguished from visgon lenses. Yet KRYP- enable vou to see both near and far objects with perfect clea ess. We recommend because they are the only bifocals without lines or blur of any kind. Eyes examined, satisfaCtion guar- A. PINKUS ! m EYESIGHT Tl SPECIALIST Registéred Optometrist and Optician, Over 30 Yecars Experience in Eye Testing. 306 MAIN ST., PHONE 570 Oratorlo of Elijah Advent Church 3 | Church Street near Stanley. IT'S UNWISE - to put off today’s duty until tomorrow. your stomach is acxd- disturbed take Ki-MoIDS the new aid to digestion comfort foday. A pleasant relief from the ducomfort of acid- SUNDAY EVENING JUNE 27TH; 7:15 Mr. HARRY 9OLMSTED bass roloist of Center Con- gregational church, Hartford ] _promingnt part. ot} ged ol .oxn\(’rb \ the | free from | KRPYTOKS . i | | | | | | | | | l, “HI THERE SKINNAY!” You can get a job, too! This old elephant drinks lots! 4 Bob spilled water all over his clothes, but it won’t hurt! He got ’em at Besse-Leland’s. JUNE SALE 10% Reduction on Boys’ Suits BESSE-LELAND (0 38 Stores 38 Cities Always More Value for Less Money.