New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store|LOGAL CEMETERY'S Blankets Comfortables These Cold Weather Comforts Arve QUAINT EPITAPHS City Can Lay Claim to Some 0dd Inscriptions NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. 1857, Danger stands thick through all the ground To push us to the tomb, And fierce diseases wail around To hurry mortals home. 1829, The gospel bears my spirit up: A faithful and unchanging God Lays the foundation for my hope In earth and promises and blood. Deacon Noah Stanley 1778. Now I am dead and out of mind Upon this stone my name you'll find. And when my name you plainly see You can no less than think of me. 1849, ag'dd 42. Born 1783 ordained 1810, died March 21, 1825. In intellectual endowments rich, in the relations of life exemplary, in the ministry faithful, in personal holiness eminent. He lived a useful life and died sincerely lamented. Souls saved by him arc his more durable monu- ment. e — Ask For . WS Zeer Horlick's The ORIGINAL Leonard Here in Great Variety. Transcribed from stones in Fairview cemetery by James Shepard. 1874, His languishing head 1s at rest His thinking and achings are o'er. His quiet immovable heart The God who reigns above the sky 5T | 1a heaved by affliction no more. Hath said all mortals here below shall His heart is no longer the seat die, N From this decree no age or sex is free. Prepare for death and follow me. When on this earth I did remain Was filled with sorrow, grief and pain. Adieu to friends and foes likewlse, My journey is bevond the skies. 1783. BEACON GOODS Blankets, in white, Double Grey und tan at $6.00 a Pair Blankets, in white, Extra heavy, at $7.00 a Pair. Double and tan. | Of trouble and torturing patn. ' 1t ceases to flutter and beat; Army Blankets, Single, extra heavy $7.50 Each. Navy Blankets, single, extra heavy $7.50 Each Qovernment Blankets, single, light tan $7.00 Each Indian Blankets, new designs and « eolorings $90.50 Each Travellng Rugs In handsome plalds at $6.75 Each Jacquard Comfortables, in beautiful Aeslgns At $7.25 Fach Bath Robe Blankets with Frog and Girdle, new designs $7.00 Each Also o complete line of fine Wool Plankets in white, grey and plaid, from $0.75 to $22.50 McCALL: PATTERNS PULLAR It never shall Sutter again. A Dozen Photographs will solve a dozen of your what to give at Christmas prob- lems. Sittings made now relieve you of shopping worries later on. You are not as busy—we are not as busy as we will be in December. ARCADE STUDIO photographer in your town, The 1772 In Memory of The Justly esteemed & much lamented Deacon ELIJAH HART Who provided for his Own & | Served his Generation with great Dili- | gence and Fidelity even to the last day of his Life, was taken Suddenly to the Inheritance above on the 3d of Aug. A. D.: 1772, In the 6lst year of his Age. Reader here's my dusty tomb Which you do stop to view. O pray prepare to follow me For Death will summons you The cause of Dea. Hart's sudden death is stated In Andrew’s Church history as follows: “He was a very economical and industrious farmer, greatly athletic yet in carrying a stick of fencing timber on his shoulder he stepped into a hole in the ground and the weight crushed him.” Dea. Hart | left a son Elijah Jr.. who was also a Deacon. stated of this son that man of puritanical habits, stern virtue, and of great diligence and econom He was a plain farmer, with a’ large family and large property. He was chosen dgacom”June 1st 1780; his busi- ness was all laid aside by four o'clock “He was a - S8aturday afternoon by himself, work- men and servants, his face shaved, his long booty bdrushed, his cows milked before sunset: his bet boots In the same Nistory it Is| 3-Avoid Imitations & Substitute CHIROPRACTIC TALK NO. 20. VIGOROUS-HEALTH (By J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTOR) Health is natural—Disease {s unnatural. Health is the result of normal, unhin- dered body functioning. Disease is the re- sult of something getting in the way of the proper functioning of the body. Possibly you have heard about Spinal Adjustment, but have not thought much about it. The reason you have not tried CHIROPRACTIC for your physical ailment is because of a misunderstanding. All of us have been fmbued with the ides since childhood that. when sickness comes, | only medicine and the physician can_ help | us Experience of later years has shown { us that such an idea is not only erroneous, but detrimental to the health and happi- ness of millions of sufferers whom drugs and the knife cannot help in the slightest degree. If you still believe this notion, which science has thrown aside. BREAK AWAY FROM THAT FALLACY AT ONCE. Real- | ize that, no matter what your trouble may . | be or how despondent you are, Chiropractic i can and will put you on yaur feet and enable Nature to restore you to vigorous, robust health. Consultation free. J.A. VOLZ A @ | Herrmann Co. Misses’ and Women’s Appar el Specialists b Women’s and Misses COATS In the new wrappy models and straight line belted style: —they are the latest word in fashion and the last word i price. : Do not wait for the cold weather before makisy your selection. Prepare for the winter days that ¢ suddenly. . & o Sirs Buy while stocks are fresh. We assure you .@ prices are right. ] ‘ would last him seven years and his surcoat twenty year.” Rev. Newton Skinner $150, ~_& NIVEN |OVERSTOCK SALE Walk-Over Shoes —FOR MEN AND WOMEN— Big Reductions Right at the Beginning of the Busy Season @ < $2498 to i - \ Our corsetiere fits you to a Corset she gives careful consideration to the type of your figure, to your spe- cial requirements-in corseting and to the important problem of “how to make your figure more attractive” —Do you realize what this means to you? Yoy will, after our graduate corsetiere has given you a fitting, i ‘9 ) Y This service is gratis—why not be fitted to your next pair of Corsets. . & Complete stocks of back and front lacing Cor- sets always on hand. ~ ’ —SAT. SPECIALS— Silk Flounce, heatherbioom to ¢ PE‘l'll&)A'l‘S Kk e —SAT. SPECIALS— Accordion and Box Pleated RESS DRESS S - $14.,98 Bt In regular and extra sizes. 1. Leather is cheaper. 2. We are heavily overstocked. 8. We prefer cash to shoes. o R R These are the reasons for the biggest reductions we have ever made on Walk-Over Shoes. We Give You The Price Advantage ~ $9 to $15 SHOES |} SALE PRICES 4 $5.75 — $6.75 — $7.40 | $7.75—$9.85—$10.85 The Big Sale Begins Saturday Morning, October 30th at 8.30 o’clock David Manning’s Utk Oper SHOE STORE 211 Main St. The price decline now in progress was anticipated by ws. * i 24 " Having restricted our buying early—our stocks low—we are in & position to take advantage of this re-action. i These Price Advantages we are passing along to you Take The Benefit UL < Tt N, —SAT. SPECIALS— Outing Flannel NIGHT GOWNS $2.00 ==/ % Worth $298. ° ¢~ —SAT. SPECIALS— LADIES’ SILK HOSE $1.69 * ™ Worth $2.00—Black only. —SAT. SPECIALS— SILK BLOUSES $4.98 Georgette, Crepe de Chine ere $6.98-$8.98. SERGE MIDDIES $5.75 Worth $6.98. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Small Sizes $10 Women’s Walk-Overs $1.90 and $2.90 Small Sizes $1.90 and $2.90