New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 9

UESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920. | High School Football Player Dies of Injury from injuries received i a game | September 29. He had played in two ¢ games since he received the blow on tendered Licutenant Hartnett % | PAYMENT ORDERED OF turkey supper, and during the course of the evening, Captain Willilam . COMFORTABLES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY Some filled with selected Lambs Wool, others filled with pure white cotton. They will look nice on your beds and will be welcome these chilly nights. B. C. PORTER SONS “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store.” Announcing A Reduction On Phoenix Hosiery NEW PRICES NOW IN KFFECT Full Fashioned Sk, Now Full Fashioned Silk, Triple Seam, Now . Triple Seam, Silk Top, $1.35 We carry complete line of Phopnix Wool, Silk and Wool and Heather Sport Hose. David Manning’s \ UWiatk-Quer SHOE STORF FIREMAN TO WED Tdoutemant W, J. Martnett to Take Miss Lillian Ronalter For Bride Willlam J. Hartnett, a lloutenant in Engine Co, No. 2 of the fire de- ‘partment, and Miss Lilllan Ronalter, ) 5 ) ) ) G 5 ) 5 6 6 ) o ) ) IEE]E]IEEII!IEEIEIIEE MONEY SAVERS WEDNESDAY. THE GOODS ARE RIGHT, THE SERVICE 13 (1) ON THESE GE I lN IN PURCHASING HERE. » 18 RIGHT AND THE PRICUES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. BEST CREAMERY BUTTER 211 Main St. | will be marrfed at the nuptial high mass at 9 o'clock toamorrow morn- ing at St. Peter's church. Rev. Charles Coppens will officiate. Thomas Hart- nett, a brother of the groom. will be best man, and Miss Gladys Ronalter, @ sister of the bride, will be brides- maid. Members of the pany last night WEDNESDAY THe MOHICAN ECONOMY DA The day e Save yo PURE FOOD » 580 SPECIAL OUSE, SIRLOIN, —~BEEF— NIR ROASTS CHUCK ROASTS POT ROANTS escesce B J HAMBURG b 18 w28¢ ||-35C PATRONIZE, FRESH PORK SHOULDERS K YOUNG AMERICAN ¥ SWINS CHEESE—TRY WHOLE MILK CHEESE COFFEE NEW PEA REANS .. SWEET CREAMERY CORN FINE LAUNDRY SOAP MOMICAN PURE COCOA = — - LS SOUND MEALY WHITH POTATOES 130 Pound Peck SOLID CABBAGE GRAPE FRUIT DON'T FORGET OUR FISH DEPARTMENT —— A FINE DISPLAY AT ALL TIMES h 10c A. M. SALE 9:00 TO 12:30. ROUND STEAK — 1b 28c OUR CHEESE You 42c I ———ALL DAY SPECIALS———0 AMB— SHORT 1 1b 28¢ b 18¢ 1 . b FRESH PORK LOINS AND CHOPS " 38C | FRESH LIVER = 12c AND DNEYS ... LOINS TO ROAST . b 38¢ Ih 36 h 33 WE AF wiL ornr AGREE WITH US WHEN 3 Ibs 23c¢ | 2 Cans 2 18 Bars $1.00 1-2 b Box 17¢ NEW FANCY YELLOW ONIONS 10 Pounds ..25c | basket 65c¢ 1b 33c FANCY APPLES SEEDLESS RAISINS ... | taken on a recommendation | board of public works far the installa- ' police, ' SPECIAL P. | SMOKED SMALL A SHOULDERS Ib 23¢ DEPT.«——YOU WILL FIND THE BEST HERE PURE LARD—THE BF SNOW WHITE COMPOU PURE PEANUT BUTTER % TALKING RIGHT ON COFFEE OU TRY FAMOUS DINNER BLESD. SPANISH PIMENTOES .. EARL TAPIOCA .. EXTRA LARGE TOILET PAPER . Porter, on behalf of the company, presented Lieutenant Hartnett with @« mahogany writing desk. The re- cipient responded with words of thanks. The fire station was taste- | fully decorated for the ocasion. Dur- ing the evening there was a musical and vocal program carried out, Gerald { Crean and Miss Margaret Gorman, presiding at the piane, and John J. O'Brien favored with several popular vocal hits. Albert Basnay favored with violin selections. TAILOR SHOP CLOSED- The Connecticut Woolen company of New Haven has brought suit for $735 against Benjamin Cagsiano, prc- prietor of a tailor store at 292 Mamn street, known as Tom Murray’s. The papers were served by Deputy Shenft M. D. Stockwell. The plaintiff claims $1,300 damages. Klement Kalkowski has lLawyer Stanley J. Traceskl, brought suit against Caggiano for $50. The papers were served by Deputy Sherift M. D. Stockwell, and the writ is re- turnable in the city court on the fourth Monday in December. through WATER BOARD MEETING Bills amounting to $2,900 were ap- proved last evening at the November meeting of the board of water com- missioners. Favorable action was of the tion of two hydrants og Jerome street and the construction of a water main on Florence street. The board voted to sell some dead chestnut timber on a farm owned by the city in Burlington. GOING AFTER BECKETT- Captain Robert Hurley of the stato and Chief Willlam J. Raw- lings, armed with requisition paper: will leave tomorrow for Montpelier, Vi, to secure the signature of the gov- ernor of that state for the return to Connecticut of Lyman C, Beckett, the confessed murderer of Charles Taft, in this eity, In 1917, Domiino * Svrup | A Cane Sugar | Syrup Worthy of the Name Domino American Sugar Refining Company Sweeten it with Domino”’ a3/ YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE ALL GUARANTEED SPECIAL EGGS Doz 62(: . SALE 3:00 to 6:00 D LEAN —VEAL— SHORT LEGS .... ROASTS SMALL HAMS .. FRESH FRANKFURTS . Large Can 19¢ . b t1c Each 12¢ FINE CHUNKS SWEET POTATOES 25(: 5 Pounds - 1b 650 . 2 qts 25¢ WALNUT MEATS ... CRANBERRIES .. [m] ELECTION DAY BILLS Committee on Supplics and Printing Approves Accounts—Will Be Paid from Incidental Fund, At a meeting of tho common council committes on supplies and printing held last evening bills incurred on election day wero approved and or- dered paid. The money for the pay- ment of the bills will come out of the incidental fund which ws plenished by secuted by Mayor Orsoa K.'Curtis on behaif of the city. The bills approved are: M. Zimmerman, rent of Louis Brin, rent of store, owell's Drug Store, rent, § Joseph Milynarski, rent of store, § Burritt Chapel, rent, $40; Arvia H. Nero, services and expense, $17.97; J. Gustave Johnson, services, $83; James Magson, services, $81.50; August Be strom, services, $7.50;: H. R. Walker Co., carting, etc.. $48.50: Restaurant lunches, $34; Owen Riley, $ Joseph Smith $15: H. Scheuy, Joseph Callahan, $15; John F. O’Brien, $15; Edward Bennett, $15; Thomas Martin, $15; Harry Gross, $15; John Edman $15: Adolph Grue- lich, $15; L. D. Penfield, $15; John A. Andrews & Co., $40.25; Kiniry & $55.52; New Britain Record, $557.76; Bills for election expenses and other work were approved as follows: T. H. Kehoe printing, $43; H. R. Walker Co.. $79.29; George Froeba., $238.50; New Britain Sten Co., $12.60; Southern New England Telephong Co., 5.52; New Britain Record, $657.76: | 14 Publishing Co. Weekly A. Cadwell, $16. Eastern $233.9 G Read the N. Y. Call advt. every Get Rid of That 3 Bunion! Dr, Scholl’s Toe Flex perman- antly ogrrects bunions by straight- ening the crooked or cramped It is & practical, antiseptic rubber device worn comfortably in sny shoe. Will soon restore toe and joint to normal position. Three sizes, 50 cents each. 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BANDED PLUSH SAILORS Exceptional Value. $2.98 GENUINE MATTEAWAN VELOURS All styles, all colors. $5.95 Children’s Beaver Hats Side Rolls, Droops, Chin Chins, Flat shapes and Pokes; suitable for the ngster of three up to her High School sis- ter. Colors are in most wanted ~hades of brown, black and beaver. $4.95 -- $5.95 navy; also Every day our glove department makes new friends. Our varicty of styles and color is large and our prices are the lowest. Whatever style glove you want, we have and the prices are right. Bags We carry a large variety of velvet and leather bags and the prices are reasonable. Numerous styles to choose from., $1.98 Up Drtlet Billiners Fo. A Man Is Known by the ” Stationery He Uses. anpshir O many stores offer men ‘‘linen- finished,” ecffeminate stationery in fancy boxes. While we carry a very complete line of these goods for our ladies’ trade, we do not offer them to men. 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