New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1920, Page 2

SK SETS Other = Srass velties THE son Drug Co. MAIN STREET IPEN EVENINGS, Mufflers age man is just as r about his Mufflor as , If you would be sure him, give him one of tted in Switzerland sad In rich colors and thons. 5.50 and 81450, ECKWEAR er what else vou select M, #ip in a nice tie of Bilk Hroche or Embrol- flan Twille. Men buy ore overy day so you'll 0 mistalke $2.50 and $3.00, The ke Horsfall omqaang #3 ASYLUM ST. ARTFORD. ¥s to Buy Our Kind.” IIEMs at Morans," of course.— r lunch at Dickinson's.— of the Stanley Works @ conference of state w Haven today. for one week—A $2.00 hot tle for 98¢ City Drug Main street.—advt pur Christmas framing done te to Shop.—advt. West §4th stroet, . Whs selzed with an attack fallure while waiting for /the passenger station was taken to the eral hospital in the police sale at Desse-Leland's. @Qood Will lodge, No. 9, O minstrel troupe will hold rsal Sunday afternoon at At Je. O, U, A. M. hall. All of the troupe are urged to nt, Shepherd pminstrels have weveral bookings for enter- trom Shepherd lodges of 0. [and Furnt has an expensive mt for propetly caring for its d sterilizing bottles and eulp- dvt Victor Recordsyat Morans’. nd Mre. Algot Johnson of 66 announce the ter's Fulr at Bardeck'sonight SHELDON LEWIS —With— R lNlA PgARSON NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER gnaaaoaoauauaa#n#a @####%&-fi‘ = @ SHOP EARLY! ’ @ December is here! Every day you put off your Xmas shopping J 48 means more store crowds to contend with possible delivery delays st lge ‘\ & "nd_additional worry. Shop nowand laugh gt the crowds two weeks nm..\ from mow. Be assured of first choice from /our great Christmas stocks. & PYREX bakes in a shorter time. PYREX is casy to clean. PYREX never chips, PYREX retains its golden lustre, X sells—and repeats. I always have a pleased, steady customed if you sell her PYREX TRANSPARENT OVEN DISHES ALWAYS GIVE SATISF. \(‘I'lf*\'n ¢ HERBERT L. MILLS & - HARDWARE 336 MAIN srm:ng [o1-ToToTe Todedotototelote todoele te Redotode Jefofote 1d EXCELLENT EHANCES NAVAL COMMANDANT AFFORDED BY ARMY CALLS RESERVISTS BOLBEEBEBEEEROS SVEGVVBG Schools Opeu for Trammg atIFor Cruise o Atlantic Fleet to Camp Grant, II. Southern Waters The commandant of the third naval The recent 'World War has been | gigriot has been authorized to re- instrumental in making £reat many | .} ‘to active duty for training 160 Tonsom AhuEhE vus the fact that indus. | ehlisted men of this district who de- Sy Bad s M pard 16 the | 5 Veltmicer far The Sesine . . ¢ | cruise of the Atlantic fleet ta southern and = wransporting of | waters. The enrolled cnlisted men se- . O i s chorls wers | lected for the applicants of this dis- opened far the prpose of developing | Yfict Will be iven ordets to report on tie men nlong Industrial lnes 10 & | New Fork. for duty on boord the degree of proficiency. A school has U. 8. 8. Pennsylvania, U 8. B. Arizona, L erected at the Sixth Division at or l)‘\t‘ U Jorth Dakota Camp Grant, 11, for thiy upporlllnl-l P 2 & General Geofge Bell, Jr. has been | placed in charge. The school has se- | cured the very best of professional | [ (le 1o [F0 0L dooring for this cruise men obtainable from the largest and | oY EE FUEPCH I the perfod of loading manwacturers. These in- | T YETTRRG Wil be ut least structors are practically “loaned” by | four months or wntil the return of the the manufffcturing plants for a period Sost 1o the United States. SF oo year. .| Enrolled reservists of all ratings will The school term is from November'| 1o aecepted for this oruise, except us 1 to May 1. It has all the comforts follows: and conveniences any person could de- » (1) 'No chief Petty officers excepf sire while attending school. The shops ' i g1od Slb i W are equipped with the best modern g - 2) No enrolled reservists class 1- machinery,. There are 24 bulldings | 4,2 Jo enrotied reservists class 1-C used for educational and vocational 3) \.‘; commissiry stewards, ship work. Thero are approximately 900 | o co0 "' SO h students enrolled In various courses. “') No niflccru' cooks, officers’ Recruits are arriving at the rate of ” t 100 n week. Most of these are enter- '"’“.":rtf ‘;,rm'l':f: eSiendants, l':‘lfrnlv'\h'.n (A R De Lyiew (6) Only 8 yeomen will be acepted. Tho werk s carried b ; Al SEesacted i for i the e & etk @ ""; etween % oruise will be given physicAl examina- : uring the day, and | 4j;, at the nearest recruiting station, plenty of time for recreation is nad. aageadlrypiiosgueary by, Srssigr- Theye are courses in Americanization, { ;.q'if found physically qualified, then glish, Business. Automotive, Draft- | o (N 0¢ BERE P Electrical, Building, which em- | {0, o™ iining duty. Reservists who lles all the essentials in rpentry, | _ - 1 " ” Textile work, Metal work, Highway | 279 Rot qualified physically, will not construction and Topdgraphy, M D Fecalied to vy . OPORTaphy, - Music, All reservists will be instructed ta | Machine work, Agriculture and train- § | ing in the Dreparation of food for | take with them all articles of uniform | cooking purposes. 2 o' | in their possession and to report for The entire at the schools com- AL prise n total of 44 civillan instructors with 16 enl ns st ‘ | | \ Attention is also drawn in the order that the itinerary of the fleet is sub- ject to change at any moment. All There are also four afMciers detailed in charge of the various teaching functions. Rev. S. A. Fiske to BEST AGE Speak On Passion Play ' A man is as old as his organs; he Rev. Samuel . Fiske, pastor of the can be as vigorous and healthy at Berlin Congregational b h n s o < P xl’\"n A falkigatine 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in sion Play” tomorrow atterncon o 1 @erforming their functions. ' Keep o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. lot your vital organs healthy with Stereoptican slides made from ne through the Holy Land, will be used i tives takefi by Mr. Fiske in his travels l | Mr. John Crosby, licensed wireless operator and inventor, is in ¢harge of our wireless department. He Will be Wae world’s standard remedy rorlndnq. glad to confer with all people inter- Mwer, bladder and unc acid troubles ested. Office hours: Monday evenings 1696 ; corrects disorders; stimulates until 8 o'clock; Saturds pings un- vital organs. Al druggist ‘clock. Barry forth, 19 —advt We have on display a complete line of PORTABLES AND FLOOR LAMPS ® Barry & Bamforth & A Fitting Opening Soon Of Qur New Home Step by step, each thing inits place, “The Bigger Better Store” is being equipped to meet every demand that will be made upon its modern services. The day is not very distant when we shall throw open the doors of our New Home, and we are planning to make the opening one that will be long remembered in the history of New Britain’s stores. To make the opening of ‘The Bigger Better Store” consistent. with its bigness, we want to feel justified in knowing that it will be a fitting opening. Therefore we want you to know that although we purpose oflermg its store services to you as quickly as is practicable, we are not hurrying the opening. - Under no circumstances will we sacrifice proper equipment for speed. “The Bigger Better Store” will open right— every department will take its proper place in the entire picture. Look forward soon to the opening of “The Bigger Better Store,” and take full advantage of its benefits. | BESSE-LELAND CO. “Always More Value for Less Money” This is the sixteenth of a series of talks on what “The Bigger Better Store” will mean to you. The seventeenth will appear next Satur-