New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1920, Page 2

NEW B k r ey Roof ing Papers Don’t delay. ERBLEEY X ™ o Don’t wait tili snow comes. We have sold GUARANTEED ROOFING for a quarter century. You can trust us and our roofing. Several plies and Kinds to suit the building. Herbert L. Mills ;@Hardware 336 Main St. (] ofetgotolototetotoloteotololetotototed 50N Drug [:0. 50 00 00 400 000 S 30 S @ e s e | BIG CAST READY TO |35 it iz v A Cigar Department Here — - Those who take part in “A RELS lnv(. Melody are Raymond Watkins ¥ " is Misses Rae heidler, Minnie Borg, F b f th B s october Winds || PRODUCE MINST irst among the stores of the Besse System, 'llll I':']Hh Anderson, Mable Ber- quist, Anna Anderson, Myrtle Porter, . . 2 & ' Ov e S A o we are creating a cigar department in “The er the Links | 6ryty Revue Opens 4t Lyoeum 15c0 P . Others in the cast are: | ” could be more appro- g Henry Hunter, Francis W. Steele: H Be s than an attractive Monday Evefllflg | Phillp Withgrub, Caro G. Miller; njx:; : Blgger tter Store. Club Horstall-made AR darin, H. C. Jackson; Ma Toi, Miss 7 e Ruby Dixon Chinese maids, Missey . . 't = Leallored ot ough. Hoop-la. the Agiz Grotto minstrel | Wipifred Boehm, Rachel Stahl, Mil- | A aln f N B amn tweeds and homespuns || revue of 1920, will be produced at | dréd Hellbers, Mabel Avery, Geor- | g S RIVE YO - el own shops, Iits smart the Lyceum theater Monday. Tuesday | ¥ian? :,‘-:»"'Lx. Ilild'\:rm_\h;mrnn\.nRufll: s erdlin Oc : / . Susan Roth, Lena Rosen- . 2 pwvet the tang ot Oo- || 8 "UlC T oingn ot mext | Andorsen. Sussn Roth. Leas Rosen- another meaning of “better” by this department weel It is replete with musical | n, Messrs. Bollerer, Hoffman, ple, graceful and warm, = g v crsperced with . Kingsbury, Tompkins an es the north winds and || number and is intersperced ey - . 5 most pleasing appear- | | wittictsma. ‘The revue is produced in [ JAgkson. e | In our new store. both town and country. 10 eplsodes — executive committee | yini. Bad Bill, M ~ook; Heliotrope, . poat photographed here room of the nrutn, nn-’un\rn of Aziz ::‘ Lord; Uncle Ned, Mr. Molander; | . o s ti ey S | bt e e BT R O - We believe that you will al ake satis- $ o found T stock n || 1oV the TR spScineniar SO | Magmoila. Mr. Steste: plantation wieic e believe that you PPN R sfor-Service Clothing from Floradors. the romance of the | and boys. Messrs, Root, Anderson, nt | torest. nothing but rice, a fittle mel- | Middlemast, Dolan, Carlson, Stahl, . ch : “'rh B' Bett St ” vat. nothing but rice. a fttle mel- | oonng and Holmvers, &ad Bore fying purchases in e Bigger er Store, Club band % utive room of the Grotto. . . Gray! R musical numbers are too Chier Graybound, Harold Brum hore ¢ baum: Child Wildhorse, August Klein: 3 1 1 y i 1o site individuaily. but in- | BAE: ChI Wikdhorse, Auguat Kieln: and to add to that satisfaction, you can get your My Little-Bimboo Down on the | ;.o " sfjee Hulda Johnson: Sprite of nlmu Isle” by R. L. Btahl; “After the Forest, Mi An 3 M . um “ hat You Want” by R e Forest, Miss na Bertini; Indian st e Tiowe T Call Swoet. | Malds. Misses Lillian Sleath. Frances cigars or cigarettes or pipe tobacco on leaving. . . Marian Rav, Amalie Traut, < heart,” hy August Klein and other Florenca Mouat, Ebba Roseen, Mar- excellenf choice tha Clark, Ebba Anderson, Virginia . = H empany e : 7 Melandec || Sanectt ot e e D The cigar department will be conveniently will be inte s ang the men | braves, Messrs. Falk, C. Hoagland, " = will be J A tini, O L. Lord, R. 4. | M. Hoagland, Watkins, Holmbersg, M ST., HARTFORD. Carlson, Ge L. Root, R. h.'Stahl | Winger, Kl . N b . 3 LR }J 7s to Buy Our aina» || and 1. A 17 s cast in the situated on the main floor, the division for men’s opening episode is made up of A. G. 3y 3 Bull, Harry Jackson, F. 8 Gond- o .- —— l - l » d e — rieh, M. leland Hoar, Joseph Ogle, | Firemen Send Petition to Oonumission th“ w h th nd “ar ' IIEMS H. Y. Stearns and H. A. Timbrell Requesting New Plan. c o ». e ave spent ’evera o““ o s Soloists include Leon E. Jack#on, A petiti in th adoptio r Walter Palk and August Klein. The DETION UG Wl AnEplea - o . . . . Glee club s Medsrs. Bollerer, Ander- | (e 1Wo-Dlatoon plan in the fire de- m fittmg it up so that it may be as complete as agents Stetson Shoes. [ son, Hoagland brothers, Middlemass | | . of i board at the meeting last night. It Co.~—advt and Dolan, alded by Messrs. Nearing, | ,« tabled, but the i,,mmh,fim will o 8 Jackson, C Klambt. Brumbaum - ; . 3| mpany No. 6 was called ; + | probably go into_details of investi- possi I alarm last ning for Holmberg, . Avery. Tompkins, gation. e. In & garage at 29 Har- | W / and Kingsbury Leon Toczko of 236 Maple sireet filam Dobruk, who lives | The I sextette is mdde up | was appointed nssistant city electri- 1 bl l h i RS reave i anit bedy - exxy Poster, Ethet | vian. sacceeding. Hatold Duv.. the You will be able to select your favorite t the hands, when a can irickson, Martha Nor. appointment of Mr. Toczko met with he was currying became Blair and Katherme ! City Electrician Cooley’s approbation. ity cigars or cigarettes or tobacco, the more so be- , Bardeck's hall, October ber 1.—Advt N S Sl e / Lt . cause you Wi“ get them at priFes th‘t Wiil at- N BADLY HURT. Kaseolla of 64 Cherry . g g Sl s tract you. Thus by our purchasing power once rnoon at the New Brit- 4 . lorking company's plant gptlemdet Jan G - again you get “More Value for Less Money.” flew and hit him in the' - " r. M. Volkenheim was bt t) ' ‘ : If you have done your shopping and bought nd Dr. H. C. Clifton of S isted by Dr. Volkenheim, h, operation. SHBBGBOOBECEGES put-of-doors your “smokes,” or if you have only bought Three Cleaners in One tobacco, we want you to go on your way Some people go over.their rugs with UN EARTH a vacuum cleaner. Next they use a satisfied. The cigar department is for you — broom for clinging litter. And they S feel they must have their rugs beaten y enjoy its benefits. every so often. Other people ‘“‘just _- X u'ln.l."v:(lt:“r-l'tw'f:: run The Hoover over.”’ Their rugs and frola ot woik are always “clean to the roots.” The 4™ @ $hree moniks, | - map is kept upstanding. Colorings caused by female gy o] always look bright. The rugs wear . —*“Always More Value for Less Money.”— Totia B Pl e years longer. Certainly it is better to Vegetable Com- poun and it hetped | combine three cleaning operations in o This is the eighth of a series of talks on o eatl o Garisg 1ha’ Change one, as only The Hoover does. W hicly of Lif lllu\‘ the same I is one secret of its largest sale. what “The Bigger Better Store” will mean to old now and am able to housework and walk one Y e you. The ninth will appear next Saturday. pm‘u:(lll.lu my Ilrn-mln \Im | 6 | i o= pe e o i ; t PXPre: my 'rnllml- Svsan C. Bzavss, 167°D It BEATS . . . As It Sweeps As It Cleans sunton, Mass. | that thousands of women Staples of Lydia E. m’s Vogoublo We will gladly demonstrate The Hoover on your rugs, without obligation e i The Spring & Buckley Elec. Co. ale iio, sush o8 | 75-79 Church St. Tel. 2240—2241 | inflammation, and ule y don't you try itt