New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1920, Page 5

1 D YOU CERTAINLY ABE LUCKY! ® Because of Our Foresightedness Some Time - Ago For the past months we have been receiving carload after carload of fine Furniture from Grand Rapids. Our three big storehouses are chuck full, and therefore you are lucky because we can supply all your wants. We got our big stock in ahead of the 409, advance in freight rates and can keep our prices low. Then again, the shortage of box cars is shown by the following report: “Box cars requisitioned Box cars available Only 2% of the box cars needed, are available and as grains are moved in this type of car it will be practically impossible to obtain such cars until after December.” BUT—We've got the largest stock i= our history and will be able to take care of our customers. C. PORTER SONS “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store.” A ) ) € ) ) € ) ] (€] ) ) ) € ] € ) = € ) ) he Store of ways the First Recognized Values | To Show the Latest bav CLEARANCE SALE %SUMMER MILLINERY PRICES REDUCED MORE THAN HALF ) TRIMMED HATS _ $2.00 to $4.95. Values to $10.00 RIBBON AND SPORT HATS * $1.98 to $4.95. Values to $10.00 SMART BANDED HATS $1.00. Values to $4.95 BOOTH’S BLOCK ALL MAKES We deal in every make typewriter Sold, Rented, Repaired and Exchanged New Britain Typewriter Exchange } Vest Main St. - . Tel 612 | 1 [ ] | E’EEEEEEEEEEE@@EE@@E@E@E@EE@@E@E@E@E@EE@E@EE@E@ DENVER IS QUIET AFTER CAR STRIKE Rioters Have Calmed Down After Night of Mob Rule--2000 Volunteer Police Added to City Force Denver, Colo., Aug. 6—Denver was quiet early today after a night of riot- ing by strect car strikers, their sym- pathizers, and strike breakers during which two persons were killed, 34 injured and thousands of dollars of property damage incurred. Two thous- and voluntecr policemen are expected to prevent a recurrence of the trouble. The rioting began late yesterday and it was not until one o'clock this morning that the mobs which had kept police busy in various parts of the city for more than six hours had dispersed. . Eight stroet cars were wrecked, the office of the Denver Post partially demolished and damage done to car barns in widely separated sections of the city . The riots followed the first suc- cessful effort of the tramway com- pany to carry passengers on street cars manned by armed strike break- ers. The Denver Post opposed the strike. Every window in the place was broken, presses hammered, sand thrown into the rollers, and the bus- incss office wrecked. REPORT FOOD SHOKTAGE. Lack Supplies in Territory Evac- uated By Poles. Berlin, Aug. 5.—Xefugees reacin- ing the frontier of East Prussia from Pinsk report acute rood shortage in territories evacuated by the Poles, The rereating armies are sa:d to have taken all the grain and food they could find. Although crops in Vol- hynia are far below the average, grain is being requisitioned by the advancing soviet armtes and it is feared that famine in western Russia will force large numbers of the p=o- ple to flee into Germany. Connors-Halloran Pre-Inventory Sale An Event In . Economy Known As New Britain’s Greatest Annual - Sale Over Two Thousand ' Regular Stock Articles Marked at Less Than Clear- ance Sale Prices in This Important Pre- Inventory Sale. ; ¥ FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN! Once a year is this eagerly awaited event held—with the view of reducing stocks be- fore inventory. Clean House '—and rest assured that we will with such reduced prices prevailing. No need to wdx eloquent over th.is salee. KUPPENHEIMER, ALCO BRAND and CORTLEY SWITS are reputable and reliable clothing and previous sales repeat and .. .." repeat the sudgess that this sale will attain. We stand on past performances. _ We Would Suggest That You Come In 'SATURDAY MORNING AUG. 7 and -any day thereafter, until August 14; to actually see the bargains to which we refer ! Men! Let's Make These Seven Days a Record Breaker ¥ Connors-Halloran “The Live Store With a Conscience” ALWAYS RELIABLE 248 MAIN STREET o N | NEW BRITAIN, CONN. \l X R “(MARMALAD o /| YOUR GROCER SELLS IT {MADE By~ § 'WHIPPLE uick Results--Herald Classified Advts R N D S SR T N SR TR RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN ST. OPP, ARCH ST, TEL. 1409-2 WEEK-END CLEARANCE SALE —OF— Tricolette and Colored Voile Over Blouses at $3.75. These Blouses have been selling at $5.75 and $6.00 each. g ALL WHITE WASH SKIRTS ™ . Selling at a Reduction of 20 Per Cent. REDIEVES DEAF STOPS HEAD NG It is not put in the “Rubbed Back of Ears" in the Nostrils.” Hash __ ful_Sale since 1907. by “The Dlckinson e WALK UP ONE FLIGHT AND SAVE MON] GO TO 1. RES For Expert Watch Repairing, Jewelry Repairing and All work promptly done. We reset Diamonds while yd in your presence. & ~ L RESNICK, Jewel¢