New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1920, Page 2

ool Goods : polies ever m-point 0 t and at prices which are pdernte. y Merchandise wd goods and courteous | glven, TIONKRY N 171 Main Street alf Price “undesdmble reason pedd In price s only -t Searfs are now $1.00 [Nearfs are now peure several of them largest assortment of | shown in this Is Here | complete DEPT, THE on Drug Co. ord or two about our ear at there s in the searfs \hat or two of fenk place, these one . represonting in- Mnes of some of the neckwear in our nrfs are terns wre itley are © to yourself you M ST, HARTFORD. to Buy Our Kind.” School opera 6 month, Connee- llege. —advt. onty Knox hats—wil. ph G. Woods of the epublican club, has Is- IF & meoting to be held Orrow evening at the dquarters. Plans for an dincussed, and various 1l be named M. G. Humphreys an- ® will be rehearsals of the cholr of St tomorrow and Thurs- at 4:30 o'clock and u men and boys IN ok O'Mara reported headquarters that been made to enter Mhe Curran block on d by Mrs. Dube. A of the would-be by the woman $56 & month, Connec- Colloge.—advt. Btetaon ~—advt. of 227 Washington to the podice last nelghbor had thrown id on a cow burning Shoes, ness advt, | ords. Henry Morans. 8chool opens | #5 a month, Connec- College. —advt away the bunion » UM £ TRIAL any Iu.or Get today, If absolutely satis- Kot your meney onally endorse FAIRYFOOT, Biruy Coupan.; Stoneware Jars Crocks and Jugs &/ Methods <= bbb ¢ New make Packing Fruits, Vegetables, Eggs, etc., casier in these Clean, Sanitary Jars and Jugs. So880200000800000S FOR NON-APPEARANCE They Herbert g Hardware Store —OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE— never weasr out. No light ex- More cven temperature, L. Mills 336 Main Streetg e ot totote tote Totol - ke 1) pLotodod- Loe Lot Teodat - 2ot totototalefotetodol.] FORFEITS $100 BOND | | | | Massachusetts Driver Was to Have Answered Charges of Driving While pxiented w. irance A bond of $100 furnished by app of Hinckley to guarantee the James the in court this morning Woatherett was forfeited when accused taile to answer put n an uppearance perating o while un the - Both residents Weatherett, driv- ing Hinckley's car, was found to have been drinking excessively, witnesses say, when stopped after running ino n gang of Portukuese laborrs on Main street Saturday afternoon, Hinckle was alowed to tuke the car and con tinue to Lawrence under his promise to be in court this morning Mrx, Becky Reicher was assessod the costs of prosecution for assault ing a girl cashier in a Franklin squarc Kes of je angry and i, demanding the place heat of the girl's face otion in the Lawyer George Lo Witt ap- peared for the accused Three boys about 156 years of age were arralgned in charges of incorrigibility. The youths were pleked up in Bristol last night by the Bell town officials and returned to this city at the request of the lo The boys h out in Rristol. They way to New Yark ¢ rides on that the new owners les It was alleged that argument she sls causing quite store. chambers on wuthorities. by stealin All thr thelr ways an return month. Judge John H. Kirkham or- dered the bays placed on probaton. ks » promisec to school Miners’ Strike“in England Threatened Aug. 31 port of which a majority of the min- Britain have today London, Demands in sup- ers of Great voted mI strike were considered at a meeting of the of the minery workers' un af rallwayr will be ma with the Many to close executive committens sume neg: ernment decid tely declared says the manufacturers have thelr plants immed & miners’ strike Is Daily Mail MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! | bunion, you'll £ foot or buni -'l“m RED ' TOP CALLOUS by painless removes hard -b-wpmn u out _ewellin you walk wil o portybon ihe Mhvl RED T is the sure, safe way to foot come fort—it's simple, easy to apply, comforting to wear. Sure relief or money back. “Wildroot Liquid Shampoo s delighefully difierent. “It is 50 easy to use—and g doesn’c dry my Ralr as ogdinery soap does, yetlt cloanses perfectly, “It makes my hair so soft and sllky and s0 casy to do up|” LI LA LI T ARV NI Sold and Guaranicd b, Mitler-Tanson Drug o, | New London Flre ORDER TENEMENTS CLEANED Health Board Takes Action in Matter of Commercial Street Spanish Col- ony. Acting Klein of the perintendent J. M Ith department served a notich u Francisco Ferrer, head of the lpocal Spanish colony, last evening ordering clean-ups within five in the Bollerer block on Comme street. It will be required that the state ordinances pertalning to sanita- and overcrowding ‘be lived up to unless prosecution is to follow The health board last evening voted to continue the contract for the col- lection of garbage by Swanson broth- ers until July 1, 1921. B has been promise Complaints ch the bered betwe 10 and 20 during the past month yor Curtis pointed out that it is e for the board to de- duct §1 1 lector for each complaint that is just- ified A plumbing commission to consist of the plumbing inspector and Commis- sioners Bergstrom and Mansfield was instituted,The body will act as an ex amining board. Commissioner Thomas Hincheliffe reported that a plumber ix working at hospital under a special permit superinte. jal the salary of the col- Am issioner quc B the pro- cedure Hllegal Destroys Drug Store New London, Aug. 31.—Fire burned out the interior of the Victory phar- macy, Jucob urros, proprietory at 20 Main street early this morning, #lhving the local firemen a hard fight after a alarm fire at the store of the Trames Crockery and Hard- ware Co., a few hous before. The drug store fire, which started from an unknown cause in the cellar en- 1 a loss of $10,000. The Victory 5 acy was insured for $4,000. The building, in which it is located, is owned by the Loyal Order of Moose. AQUATICS AT Y, W. Miss Dorothy loomis Is Star Per- former in Last Night's Exhibition, The winners of the virious aquatic events last night at the Y. W. . A. are as follows Closed ce, Loomis; candle race, 1 2 Loomis; plunge for distance, Maurio walnut race, Dorthy loomis; race, Dorothy Loomik; boat Misses Loomis, Linn and Loomis Thro exhibition will be continued again this evening at the association For the next two weeks there will be no swimming clusses, but the tank will be open. Miss Helen Bradley will be in charge. A new class in swim- ming will be formed on September 15, ENGLISH COAL 7] Washington, Aug. Almost lete stoppage coal exports ireat Britain resulted from ¢rnment’s restrictions on ceal tion of a min- to a report to nmerce. As a are tied in Dorothy Wolfe: 3-styvle race, up. up FISHING PL. \\'l IDLE. Sterling, Aug. 31.—For the first time in 20 years the plant of the United States Finishing Co., here is idle for lack of orders Why not bring “SAFwLY FIRST™ #ovement Right Home by Using ONLY our PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream, for Ours ia the only properly Pastourized ¥Froduct Sold in New Britam. J. E. SEIBERT & SON, 401 PARK STREEY i ¢ PARENTS | Quality, Style, Service you | find in Besse-System Clothes | at popular prices, Have you seen. our $19.50, | $24.50, $27.50 Men's and Young Men’s Suits? BESSE- lElAND G0. Watch the “Bigger Better Store” Grow Here Are Three Lots of MEN’S AND YOUNG . MEN'S SUITS Which We Are Offering at Gir. & $19.50 $24.50 ¢ $27.50 ° WONDERFUL VALUES Well tailored and neat patterns. Buy now, while assort- ments are at their best, Wednesday Morning Specials A Lot of Odds and Ends. Odds and Ends of Children’s BOYS’ BLOUSES STRAW and ZC&LO"I\H HATS Value 95¢ 35¢, 3 for $1.00 Values up to $2.00. Men’s B. V. D. Soft collar attached and collar band. SHIRTS and DRAWERS - 45¢ " BOYS' §1.15 STRIPED ey oys PERCALE BLOUSES T9¢| ,rmoN STOCKINGS ), £t 35¢, 3 pair for $1.00 Lot (gol:li: ;mh:dSo Sold elsewhere for 45c. SHIRTS $1.95 Lot of Men’s SILK CAPS A BOYS’ 55¢ BLACK $1.50 and $2.00 values _ STOCKINGS 42¢ 45¢ Extra quality. All Our INFANTS’ HOSIERY MEN’S SILK HATS final clearance, 19¢—6 pair for $1.00. This includes cassimere and $1.00. All Children’s _ lisle hose. Our regular 25¢, 35¢ and 50¢ WHITE SHOES 69c Small sizes only, grades. Lot of Men’s Bal. Lot of Boys’ TENNIS and SCOUT SHIRTS and DRAWERS 57¢, 2 for $1.00. BESSE-LELAND CO. BOYS' SUMMER SUITS Always More Value for Less Money. 38 Stores, - -38 Cities. and ODD TROUSERS Reduced 209