New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1920, Page 3

SEPTEMBER 20, e EE| & The New Brltaln Market Com oY 18 Main Street As Our Store Will Be Closed All Day Wedne We Offer the Following Specials For Tuesda MEAT DEPARTMENT £ Fancy Lean Smo. LAMB } LAMB W JOIN OUR VACATION CLUB TONIGHT NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK All money deposited in this Bank is under United States Government Supervision. EEEIEEEEEEEEEE FRANKFORTS 22¢ b SHOULDERS CHOPS .FORES High Grade 24c b =) & Q Z £ = n 7] o) Q -] b = % = GROCERY DEPAR TMENT Wax and Green PEAS BEANS b s 17¢ can 17¢ can OLD DUTCH CLEANSER BUTTER DEPARTMENT Selected I Fresh Made Aunt Jemi Fancy Tender Pancake ¥ d Sizes 0 to 10, with and without d@rop seat. From $1.10 to $2.15 a garment. your supply now and be prepared p cold nights that are fast ap- 15 5 ) 5 ) ) ) 5 ) 5 5 D 5 ) ) ) ) ) ] ) 2 Best Pure Fancy Full O CHEESE 39¢ Ib LARD EGGS Peanut Butter 2 lbs 49c 59¢ doz 2 Ibs 55¢ HE BEST CREAMERY BUTTER IN THE CITY HEIEIEEDEEGE EE @IE]@I@EIEEE@@@EE@@@EIEIIE@EIIEIIE@EEJEEIEIEIEIEEIEIIED@[ = MoCALL GOODS Are Ready for You. KINDS OF JUNK Second-Han: Furniture. 5 alundred Lbs. for Paper L. ZELDFS, ©AK ST TEL. 88s-33. ywrhud&ehhkt ' 2 abadetol broken 33 CHAM’S PILLS | thousand fans DODGERS DEFEAT PIRATES IN NINTH | Strategy ls Used by Coming Champions—Giants Down Reds Brooklyn, Sept. 20.—~The Dodgers resumed championship form yester- day at Ebbets Field and nosed out the Pirates by 4 to 3 in a game that had a spectacular finish, Twenty-five greeted the coming champions and roared with delight when the Dodgers got in the winning run in the ninth frame in a play that was productive of much merriment. The score was a tie at 3 each when the Dodgers went to bat in the ninth inning Bernie Nels, who had been having trouble all the afternoon in locating Wilbur Cooper's slants, final- ly landed on the spheroid and drove it to left center for a double. Then the board of strategy decided on a bit of finesse. Zack Wheat, next at bat, was instructed to make a fake attempt at a bunt In order to draw McKechnie | away from third base, whereupon Neis was to make a dash for third. It this were successful, Neis would easily score on a sacrifice fly by Wheat. Zack made the fake attempt at a bunt, pur- posely missing the ball by inches, but the merits of the strategic play or was coldly indifferent. In any event, he was not drawn away frem third to any appreciable extent. Neis carried out his assignment and made a wild rush for third, and Wal- | ter Schmidt, the alert backstop of the Pirates, hurled the ball to third. He had plenty of time in which to get Nels, but in his eagerness he threw the ball low and wide. McKechnio ! Mr. McKechnie either failed to see! was compelled to reach far to get his hand on the ball, and he could not hold it, the leather shooting thirty {eet away on foul ground. Before it could be retrieved Neis was pattering over the home plate with the winning run. Score by in- Pittsburg. 2 0 000 100 0—3 8 2 Brooklyn. 20000100 1—4 5 2 Cooper and Schmidt, Pfeffer and Miller. ORIOLES COP PENNANT. Baltimore, Md., Sept. 20— Baltimore won the International league pennant race, which ended yesterday, leading Toronto by a margin of one and a half games. The new champions won their twenty-fifth straight game yes- terday, establishing a league record. Toronto was not out of the race un- til last Friday. The Orioles won 109 games and lost 44, for a percentage of .712, and the Maple Leafs won 108 and lost 46, for a percentage of .701. CARDINALS WIN EXHIBITION. New Haven, Sept 20.—The St Louis Nationals defeated the New Haven club, pennant winners of the Eastern league, in an exhibition game here yesterday, 4 to 0. Rogers Horns- by, teading batter of the National league, failed to hit safely in four times at bat. The score: ¢ r. h e 0000000000 7 2 St. Louis 00100300x—4 10 0 Woodward and Nagle; Scott, North and Dilhoefer and Gleasonbeck. New Haven SHIRLEY MASON AT FOX'S Each picture that Shirley Mason has made since she became a William Fox star a few months ago has added to her reputation. “Merely: Mary Ann,” which opened a three day enmemerlt at Fox's this afternoan, capabilities of this dainty young star, even in comparison with “Her Ele- phant Man,” in which she made her brilllant debut last Spring. It tells the stary of a maid-of-all throws new light on the work in a London boarding house. Hope and love kept Mary Ann smiling in spite of the hardships she suffered. The love idyll of Mary Ann and Lancelot is one of the sweetest stories ever presented on the screen,' and Miss Mason with her beauty and her charming ways, could not have a part mare suited to her. ‘The third episode of the serial su- preme “Bride 13"—"“The Craft of Despair”—is also shown. Each fpot of film as it is reeled off in this re- markable serial reveals some new thrill. In the episode a a terrific struggle is seen on board a submarine as it slawly sinks beneath the surface of the water. It is truly a remarka- Your Charge Account Is Solicited. E@EIEIE]EE]E]EIEI@EEIEEIIEI[EE]fi@@@@]fil@@@@@@lfl@@@@@@@@ POTATOES 48¢c pk - CELERY, SWEET CORN, TOMATOES, BEETS, CARROTS, PEPPERS, FRUIT DEPARTMENT ONIONS 5 Ibs 24c CABBAGE ORANGEH ' Large Ji 50c doz, 3c Ib QUAL ITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES. [ ] 5 . ) ) . oo o o ) i 6 ] ble picture. The other screen offerings are a rollicking Sunshine comedy and the Fox News with its staff of camera LOUIS HERRUP | Cor. Main, Morgan and Village Sts. 12th Anniversary Furniture Sale! new Chester Outing, a correspon- dents scattered all over the world. In the vaudeville part of the pro- gram are seen Burdell and Burdeil, Francis Elliott, The Four Mountain- eers and a unique and distinct novel- | differ. | ty, “Phroso.” “Phrose,” holds your breathless is a most puzzling one, but] true nature of it, opinio V e Pay Freight to Points Not Reached By Our Trucks Louis Herrup tomorrow at 9 o’clock starts the greatest sale in the history of the furniture busines No such sale has ever been held before. For weeks past we have been sparing no efforts in prepari for this event. Many of the best bargains were secured and set aside for this sale, Easy Dignified Credit A Word Of Advice To We present a homefurnishing opportunity that you may never hear of again. will be quick to understand the magnitude of this sale event. home in a cazy manner and the outlay will be considerably less than you would pay The type of furniture that you desire to have in your home is the kind you will We urge you to heed this call. circumstances, here. That vital importange Vhich represents class, character and refinement. With Every Purchase’ Newlyweds Practical, sensible peop! This is an opportunity to furnish yoi under ording It i Pull Made During this Sale Stored Frée for Future Delivery Bl Twin Beds 10-Piece Louis XVI Period Dining Metal Reading Lamps ' ¢Hundreds of them to, E very at- Suite - § : ; A e Wind- This beautiful i Sl to be sold at very low i ' - | American . ewest designs and col ‘ J ‘ te ingludiaas jgge here early for es starting at cocoa " , For “Little Bright Eyes” in the Home Room E and ‘WPessing ree-pie Bedroom Suites, ¥ full sized beds and rored tcy'et tableg in. American any; regular versary Spec Daven In oak and es, covered with tation leather . We Allow ¥y Value For L k »