New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 3

vaps SPECIAL - OFFERINGS —FOR— Wednesday Morning l * Bates' Gingham, 32 inches wide 470 a yard. 40-inch Foulards $2.25. . 86-inch Linens, white and colors, 9150 a yard. 36-inch Oameo Cloth for wear, 48c a yard. under- Good heavy Bath Towels, 15¢ each. ) Today's valuc 60c. lLadies’ Silk Hose in fancy colors, Also black with white ‘stripes and white with black clocking. Special at 1%¢ pair. QG . Tadies' out size Cottom Hose in black and white, Mghtweight, 35¢ pr. V! for $1.00. badios' Nightgowns and . Chengise 4130 quality at $1.00 cach. Bungslow Aprons $1.00 cach. . . JLLAR L TVEN | | i Phone 2227 - FOR 0. . GRADUATES Boys Can Now Enter Alter Year's Army Experience | A special despensation from the adjutant general, sent to Major Alfred Aloe, recruiting officer of the army, Springfleld district, grants his author- ity to enlist high school graduates this week only, for a one-year enlistment with admittance to West Point with- out mental examination at the con- clusion of the year's service. This is a remarkable chance for boys who are of enlistment age, 15 vears or over, and who wish to become commis- sioned officers in the U. S. army, but it must be taken advantage of at NENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. tLivery Cars for Hire, vay and Night Rtorage. SuppUes and Repalring A. H. HARRIS Motor Trucking 166 Main St. Phone 1849 MANROSS AUTO CO. Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. 139 Arch St OVERLAND AGENOY the war department that boys who enlist this week will be eligible for the class of next year. Parerts of high school graduates are urged to come to the recruiting cflice to consult as to this opportunity with the recruiting officer and his as- sistant, and the necessity of quick action cannot be too strongly em- phasized as :t will be impossible to enlist applicants with a West Poiat carcer in view as far as the class of 1921 is concerned after this weel. S — FLORIDA GOVERNOR REFUSES. Pensacola, Fla., July 13.—Governor Catts has refused to call & special session of the Florida legislature to take action on the federal woman suffrage amendment, iocal suffrage Jeaders announced last night. ihey said the governor contended such ac- tion would be useless. | Tt's easy to;vasf; | my hair now U TR )Y Y I O Miller-Hanson Drug Co. SPECIAL SALE Fisk Cord . 5% Fisk 66 E. M. Fisk Vietor Thornproo ' ond Automebile Tires 28x1 ... 30x3 ... 30x3 33x4 . BOx3Ve . Jecond-Hand Bicycles ON FISK BICYOLE TIRES. Price $5.00—Sell for $: Price %3.50—Sell for or Cost Price $55.00—sell for $48.00 . . $12.06 and Up PETER ROSSO 550 Fox vnin seret \LL THE LADIES Police Find That Murderous Lieuten- ant in Chicago Had Numcrous Entanglements. Chicago, July 13.—Investigation of ex-Lieut. Carl Wanderer’s motive for killing his wife and the unidentified stranger he hired for a fake robbery has revealed the police said today, that he had many friendships with girls, some of which ran concurrent- ly with his married life. Among them was Grace Horne, whom he knew before his umarriage, according to his sisters. Among Wanderer's letters found by the police was one of a puzzling nature signed “Anonymous” and couched in endearing terms. Wanderer declared he could tell no motive for the crime other than his desire to return to the army. The police questioned Miss Julia Schmitt, a stenographer after it was learned that Wanderer had written a letter to her. Both denied .any- thing more than a casual friendship. Miss Schmitt said she did not know Wanderer was married. TRIO OF QUADRUPLETS LIVE. Putnam Couple Have Children by Twos, Threes and Fours. Putnam, July 13.—Three of four male infants born to Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Lecroix of Worcester, recent residents here, are living. Mr. Le- croix is 26 and his wife a few months younger. They have been married six years and in that time have 13 children, two sets of twins, triplets, twins and now the quadruplets. Medical men hereabout are amazed at this record, claiming that while twins occur in cne out of 87 births, triplets once in every 7,103, quad- ruplets are expected only once in every 757,000 births. The three living boys of the four are diminutive, but appear healthy, nearly a week after birth. MARSHALL TAKING REST. Vice-President Not Going to Work Until Next December. San Diego, July 13.—Vice-President Marshall, who is at Coronado for a stay which he says may last three weeks, made it plain today that he intended to have a good rest. “According to the constitution of the United States,” he said, oy duties as vice-president are, first, to preside over congress when it is in session, sccond, to loaf the rest of the time, and I fully intend to exer- cise my prerogative with redpect to the second duty until next Decémber.” Every Lover of Corn Flakes - should enjoy the , satisfaction of hav- " ing the best quality. POST RHEUMATISM Usiil He Took “Fruit-2-fives” Or Fruit Liver Tablets R. R. No. 1, LozxE, OxT. “Por over three years, I was confined to bed with Rheumatism. I treated with doctors and tried nearly everything without benefit. Finally, I tried ‘Fruit - a - tives’. Before I had used half a box, I saw the swelling stasted to go dowm. I continued taking this frmit medicine, improving all the time, and now I can walk about two miles and do light chores about the place”. ALEXANDER MUNRO. 80c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. At dealers or from FRUTT-A-TIVES Limited. OGDENSBURG. N.. Y. FLANNELS"—— “That’s a nice blue serge Frank bought today,” said the Wife a one of our customers about their neig bor. “Where did he get it?”fi “He bought it at the New Yo Sample Shop and saved $5.00. It 'MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! little st °, gflumt = -png"- D that sore, *'achey” callous, corn or bunion, you'll forget your foot e g RED@TOP z ~ RED TOP IF YOU CANNOT GO -TO THE MOUNTAINS You can bring the mountain breeze right into your home. Get one of our Electric Fans and you'll never know a sultry day again. ‘We have them in various sizes and models complete with cord,. plugs, etc. ready to place where you want your moun- tain breeze. Buy one today and you can defy summer heat for years to come. @ Barry and Bamforth: 19 MAIN ST. BIG BARGAIN O THE BEST FOO! STTCFFS. COME IN| FROM 9 TO 12 YURE FOOD THE MOHICAN $39.50. I’'m going to get one there, and with white flannels 'l be ready fo any hot wave, Those white flann trousers at $9.95 certainly suit me.” We have Blue Serge Suits $29.50 and $39.50 and White Flannels $9.95 and $12.95. May we please you New Britain 357 Main St. ! ’TH.E PEERLESS TRUCK- ING CO. Local and Long Distance 63 GREENWOOD STREET PHONE 2122-4 NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ALIVE NATIVE FOR TABLE Fowls Young Roosters ... DRESSED TO Of Also Live Bait and F NEW BRITAIN BIH 105 Arch Street, ' MARKET 367 MAIN ST. The Big Values We Give is the. Reason FOR WEDNESDAY A. M. We Do a Big Business in This Short Time. (ALL YOU WANT) SPECIAL FROM 9 TO 12 SPECIAL FROM 9 TO 12 STEAK, Porterhouse, FOWL, fancy 3 to 4 1b avg, 4 Sirloin, Round to fricassee (fresh) .... 1b Fresh Pork Shoulders ... Ib 25c | Shoulders of Lamb ....... ? 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