New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1920, Page 5

b ofiret; CITY ITEMS » Smith Business school opens Sept. First.—advt Before starting om your vacation order the Herald mailed ta you. l8¢ & week to shore or mountains.—advt. New hand-dipped chocolates, $1.00 Halllnan's.—advt. Mrs. Robert B, Skinner of Maple Hill, who recently underwent an operation at the New Britain hospital, is recovering. At Leonard & Herrmann's Wed. a. m., silk waists $6.55. Wonderful val- ues.—advt * Smith Husiness school opens Sept. First.—advt. Joseph Cugno of Beaver street en- listed in ordnance department of the in the ordnance department of the United States army at the Hartford recruiting station yesterday. He will sent to the Frankford Arsenal in 'ennsylvania. Only $150 for the Crystal, electric washer. John A. & Co.~—advt At Leonard & Herrmann's Wed. a. m., big sacrifico on ailk walsts, $7.98 to $9.98 values tc §o at $6.95.—advt. New peach pies special for Wed- nesday 26c each at Hallinan's.—advt. There will be no meeting of Win- throp council tomorrow evening. + Ladles, save mcney, buy your hos- fery Wed.-a. m. at Leonard & Herr- mann's. u 76 value, 32 a pair.—advt, DRUM CORPS’ PRIZE AWARDS NOW PUBLIC the best Andrews List of Winners in’ Saturday's State + Drum Corps Convention Announced by Judges—Cholocs Dificult Announcement of the final award of prizes by judges selected to choose the winners in the Drum Corps con- vention held here Saturday under the guspices of the Y. M. T. A. & B. Jrum corps has been made public. The final awards were made after considerable dificulty because of the close competition of all corps repre- soted for.prises. The judges were of the same opinion as the general public that the parade contained corps which were almoat one as good as another. The awards were as follows: Royal Typewriting corps of Hart. Yord, first prize for best appearance; Lancraft corps of New Haven, first prize for anclent drumming, with the Warner Brothers' corps of Bridgeport seaond. The first prize, modern playing, went to Father Matthew's corps, of Hartford, and second to St. Paul's of Kensington. First prize for best playing ‘n the bugle corps was awarded the Devon Boys' corps. Aieat prize for playing in the piccolo corps wa awarded the Oriental corps of Stamford, with the Silk City ! corps of Manchester second. Out of the etate corps, best playing, Wor- ceater Piccolo corps, first; National f Refining corps, second Bagpipe playing. Bridgeport Scottish corps, Manche Kilties, second. Spare drumming, indtvidual prizes, H. Kling of New Haven,' first, and E. Dempsey, second Base drum play- togy J. “Shanahan, first,"and H. Kane of Yalesville, second Ancient drum corps, ffing, J. Dunn, first and Ferit- son, second. Modern fifing prie, J. Wilson of Father Matthew corps, first and W. McQueenie of the same corps, second. Piccolo playing, first prize, JE. Kinell of Bristol, first, and W. Sin- nonan of South Manchester second. Flute playing, M. Gordon of Stamford, first, and J. Lafottli of Stamford, sscond. The Sliver City Drum corps from Meriden, won first prize for fancy drill. B. Austic of Stamford, won first prize for baton swinging and Clarence Walker of Kensington, won second prize. . AT PINE GROVE. Dean Miner, Ralph Sneigrave, Carl Johnson and David Swanson of this city are eamping at Pine Grove for wo week! They have named their abode in the pines “Love Nest.” The party motored down last Sunday. Vie- tor Domijan has returned from the nest. Mr. Miner is in charge of the party. The Harmony quintet of New Brit- ain is furnishing music for the dances At the Pine Grove pavilion. The mem- bers are, Urban Callahan, Vincent Egan, Louis Appell and Jack Malley. Severa! employes of the American Paper CGoods force spent Sunday as the guests of George Elton at his cottage “Uneeda Rest." Louls Beecher of Kensington spent Sunday with his sons, Kenneth and Howard Beecher at Pine Grove. Mr. and Mrs. George Elton were visitors at Pine Grove Sunday. They made the trip by auto and were the guest of their son Truman Elton, of South streect John Wilson and BEdward Bowles of Kensington were the recent guests of William Morgan at his cottage on Bouth street. . SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING AT THE NEW BRITAIN MARKET CO. 318 Main Street MEAT DEPARTMENT Boneless POT ROASTS 25¢ 1b ReITY BACON (Sliced) 45¢ Ib es GROCERY Palmolive CORN FLAKES Kellogg’s 2 pkgs 25¢ ’ GRANULATED SUGAR IN ANY QUANTITY BUTTER DEPARTMENT Best Pure | The Best I BUTTER 65c 1b | 2 Ibs 49c Lean LAMB 20c Ib Ends of Ham 25¢ b Fores of ) 10c 1b 25¢ 1b SOAP ‘ ' 3—25¢ 14c¢ bot Fresh EGGS LARD l 52¢ doz CORNED BEEF Fat or Lean SALT PORK DEPARTMENT Pure Tomato CATSUP Telephone 2485 Frankforts 25¢ Ib Rib Roast BEEF 35¢ Ib l Best Quality E 7t Frech Mude Peannt Buotter 2Be b REAL Women’s Drop Stitch Silk Hose Black only —Wednesday Morning Only— FRUIT DEPART MENT SPECIAL—POTATOES . Extra special Cantaloupes 10c ea CORN 30c doz 17¢ doz Large Julcy LEMONS QUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES. DEMOCRATS PLANNING FOR SPICY CAMPAIGN Town Comméttee Hopes to Have Local Representation at New Haven to Hear Presidcntial Nominee. Tentative plans for the fall cam- Ppaign will be discussed tonight at a meeting of the democratic town com- mittes in Committeeman David L. Dunn's office in Booth's dblock. The session will be called at 7:45 o'clock. In view of the fact that Chairman John Glackin's term has expired, it is not improbable that action will be taken upon the sel on of a new leader for the committee. Those now servingsin the group are: First Ward—John J. Thomas Hinchliffe. 8econd Ward—James David L. Dunn. Third Ward—John F. P. ¥ MocDonouzh. Fourta Ward—Phillp John L. Ross. Fifth Ward—Willlam J. Farley lnd Vincent Luty. Sixth Ward—Angelo M. P‘on-n and T. C. Smith, Jr. Following the meeting tonight notices will be sent out calling sessions of the democratic ward committees— special groups created during the mayoralty campaign recently. These meetings will be held Friday night and an attempt will be made to stir up interest among local democrats in the visit to New Haven, August 27, of the democratic nominee, James Cox. It is expected a large delegation will go to the Elm City to hear the governor. Walsh and Coyle and Leeney and Smith and MARRY IN MIDDLETOWN. A return certificate at the office of the town clerk shows that Angelo Pestritto, of 95 Arch street, this city, | and Miss Julla Bibisi, of 80 Liberty street, Middistown, were married In the latter city on July 21 by Rev. E. A. Cotter. Pestritto is 26 years old and his bride 15 years. MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! | CITY ITEMS Smith Business school opens Sept. First.—advt. Howard C. Rawlings of 156 Lyons street, and Miss Helen B. Burns of 68 Vine street, were granted a marriage licenge this afternoon. E. L. Milliken took out a building permit this afternoon for a one family dwelling at 53 Barnett street, 20x25 feet, to cost $3,000. The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Reformation Lutheran church will enjoy an out- ing to be held at Bushnell park to- morrow. The bus will leave Hunger- ford at 10 o’clock. Bungalow dresses $2, Wed. a. m., at Leonard & Herimann Co.—advt. The Barnes family reunion will be held at Lake Compounce, Thursday, August 19. Mrs. Frank L. Traut, president of the Woman's club and wife of Captain F. L. Traut, vice-president of the Traut & Hine Mfg. company, was operated on at the New Britain Gen- eral hospital this morning. Sweet-Orr overalls at the Farrell Clothes Co.—advt. Closing out all Summer Hats, no Hats reserved, almost given away. RIBBON HATS AND SPORT HATS Special Wednesday Worth up to $5.00. A Large Variety of TRIMMED HATS, trimmed with flowers, fancy and . wreaths. Special Wednsday Regular Value Up to $7.00 ONE TABLE OF TRIMMED HATS Special Reg. value up to $12.00. NEW BRITAIN STORE —— 188 MAIN STREET. Hartford Store, 863 Main St.,, Over Harvey & Lewis. 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