New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1920, Page 23

| | SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1TH NEW BR!TAIN DAILY. HERALD; FRIDAY DECEMBER 1920, 10, Wonder Clothes Shop IG REDUCTION . SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 11TH SALE MENS AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, OVER WE BELIEVE IN MEETING CONDITIONS AS THEY ARISE AND SO WE ARE IN OUR ADVERTISING BUT IF WE TOLD YOU THE _OA'TS G A TREMENDOUS LOSS ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK NOW. WE BAR COMPARA‘H[VE PRI XTENT OF OUR REDUCTION YOU WOULD THINK IT INCREDIBLE. ED 'AKEN ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S—YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS AND DIVID WEBATRZ o= s THEM INTO FOUR GROUPS. Suits In all the latest pat- terns single and double breasted for men and young men. Guaranteed to be all wool and handsomely tailored. 7 A9 Suits and Overceats That Were Up To $32.50 TR Overcoats That are hand tail- ored and silk lined. That Were Sold Up to $42.50 © . In all the latest styles and colors. /”\ o NE Suits and Overcoats That Were Up To $37.50 Suits Models include men’s and young men’s sin- gle and double breast- tives. ed styles and conserva- That Were Sold Up to $50.00 Overcoats In belted backs and belts all around. Overcoats All the popular styles, including Ulsters, Ul- sterettes and conserva- tive Chesterfields. Blues, browns, grays and fancy mixtures. All sizes. For the amount spent here you get what other stores ask nearly twice as much for. There’s only one reason why we can draw the crowds and that is value you get more for your money here ¢ anywhere else in town and our line at the above prices proves it. . Every garment absolutely all wool—every one regular Wonder Stock—every one reduced 33 1-3 per cent to 50'per cent. NOTE—THIS SPECIAL SALE APPLIES TO NEW BRITAIN AND MERIDEN STORES ONLY.’ You have thé automatic privilege of al- ways returning your purchase to us, and your money will be refunded if you feel you haven’t saved at least $15—We sell Satisfaction—And we see that you get it. + 396 MAIN "FROM OUR FACTORY STREET U. S. NAVAL RESERVE ORGANIZATION ALLOWS FOR FOUR DIVISIONS IN CITY Plans of Navy Department Announced — Possibility of Eagle Boat For Activ Units. According to an announcement made by the U. 8. Naval Reserve Force, It is quite possible that the tity of New Britain will soon have at loast one division of Naval Reservists on active duty within a short time. Tentative organization of the mem- bers of the resgrves who served dur- he war has been made by the (5l tles of the Third Naval Dis- triet and from this organization New Britain will draw four units or di- visions. As there is no compulsory service whatever in connection with the Reserve force at this time, it is doubtful if the full complement of the four divisions can be raised, but there are admirable facilities offered for tascinating work to those who will signify their wish to become a part of the getive personnel. In all probabil- Itles, should an actlve division be raised here an eagle boat or sub- haser would be assigned to the local 'unit. It would be avallable for crujses from Middletown down to the lound and thence to sea, or for week- nd trips ta points in this locality, The announcement from headquar- of the Third Naval District ex- [Plaine that the tentative organization been made up with the idea of teresting reservists in further drills iring thelr period of enlistment and o gain re-enrollments. There is no pulsory service. There have been battalions organized in the stote, One for each congressional district, th the exception of the second dis- riet, where there are two. Hartford Pointy s to have one battalion with 9 divisions. The second battalion in New London, Windham and visions. New Haven county furnishes | the Third battalion with 24 divielons, | Fuirfield, the Fourth, with 16 divis- | lons; Litchfield, the fifth, with two divisions, and Middlesex, the Sixth with two divisions, Members of the Reserve who take part in 36 drills per annum, which may be held evenings, and spend 15 days at sea are regarded as active members. For this service the reser- vists receive retainer pay of one dol- lar per month d base pay while at sea unless they are confirmed in their rating when they recelve two months base pay per year for the rate which they hold. There is a 25 per cent in- crease for re-enrollment. While there is no possibility of the reservists being called for duty un- less a national emergency arises, the wish is to keep well trained unite in every locafity and it is for this rea- son that the navy is furnishing sup- plies and equipments ta the units which will signify their willingness to §0 into active training. Rifles, uni- forms, whaleboats, launches and so forth will be given by the government, and the department quotes the case of a unit in Rye, New York, which has a sub-chaser now assigned to it and which, it is expected, will get an eagle boat within a short time, Providing a boat is given, week-end cruilses of the unit will count as three of the evening drill periods. There are no obligations upon any man to go into active training, but the Third Naval District, in its tenta- tive plan calls for four un'ts com- | Fajrview street; posed of New Britain men and off. | 2¢-2, 78 Lincoln street. ficlent men volunteer for active serv- ice to form one unit it will be possible | to procure one here. The lines of the divisions as outlined below are not strictly drawn. But the tentative outline of the local divisions, which, by the way, contains a directory of local sallors who served during the World War is as follows: - Thirtcenth Division. R. B. Searles, Lieut. (jg)-4, com- manding. 2. J, Conift, Jr., Ensign, First Sec- tion Flanagan, Ensign-4, Second Section. (Hartford County.) A. A. Anderson, Sea. 2¢, 638 Stanley street; C. A. Anderson, Qm., lc-2, 26 Belden street; F. P. Arata, Sea.-4, 25 Seymour street; I. J. Axelson, Sea., 2c-4, 533 Stanley street. G E Bagley, Y,, 2¢-2, 8 Highland H. F. Baker, Sea., 2c-4, 620 S\anley street; J."P. Baldwin, A. 8..2, 66 Forest street; H. M. Balsons Co 461 Church street; H. W. Banner, Sea., 2c-4, 225 Curtiss street; A. A. Beck- C. Q. M., 4.5, 728 Stanley street; F. E. Bengsom, Sea.-4, Stanley Quarte A. A. Bennett, Sea., 2c-4, 26 Highland street; N. H. Bertini, A. 8.-4, 668 Stanley street; R. J. Ber- Sea.-4, 668 Stanley street; C. Birmingham, Sea., 2c-4, 31 Dwight street; H, F. Blank, Sea., 2c-4, 68 Prospect street; H. R. Blinn, Sea. . 2: T. J. Botticelli, 80 Lawlar street; W. E. Bourgeols, Sea. 134 Dwight street; E. W. Brady, A, S.4, 124 ‘Washington street; P. W. Brady, Sea., 2c-4, 124 Washington street; T. R. Brennan, Sea., 4- 93 Rockwell ave- nue; L. C. Brown, Cox.-4, 45 Walnut street; M. J. Burke, -4, 8 Beaver street. B. ‘W. Calvert, Lds. E (R) Park street; A. 8. Carlson, Sei Main street; A, A. Carlson, Sea.- Pleasant street; R. Carlson, Q. 519 Church street; E. C. 116 Winthrop A. W. Chandler, Sea., 2c-4-3, 7 street; 8. G. Curran, H. A., 2c-4, H. J. Curtis, |street: H./M. Dalson, Cox.-4, 461 Church; D. W. Descola, Sea-2c-4, 463 Stanley street; 8. F. Dixon, A, S.-2, 88 Black Rock avenue: J. P. Donu\n, Sea., 2c-4, 158 North street; B. T. Dougherty, Sea.-4, 213 Clark street; A. W. Drossel, C. M. 2c-4-3, 460 North Burrit street; G. W. Dunbar, Com, Std., 107 Fairview street. I E. Ellis, Sea.-4, 71 Fairview street; D. H. Ellison, S. K., 2c-4, 25 South Main street; H. S. Engel, Sea., 4, 165 Greenwood street, H. J. Fassett, Sea., 2c-4, 56 Maple street; I. S. Feigenbaum, S. C., 4c-4, 114 West street; M. Finkelstein, 18 Willow street; G. W. 92 Jubilee street; L. , Sea., 2¢-4-3, €90 Fast Main street. p C. 8. Gaffney, Sea.-4, street; H, Ginsburg, Sea., Arch street; M. Gitlitz, Sea., 2c-4, 564 George street; L. N. Goff, Sea., 2c-4, 70 Lake street; H. C. Gorman, Sea.-2, 3 Andrews street: H. A. D Gross, S. C, 4c-2, 234 South Main street; R. R. Guite, S. C., 3c-4-3, 64 Prospect street; H. F. Gustafson, S, C., Z2c¢-2, 88 Ellis street. C. H. Hall, Sea., 2c- Halleran, S. F. Halloran, S . W. Church street; 64 Beaver street; R. E. Hen- 2c-4, 108 Maple street; ; Sea.-4, 73 Madison street: S. Holton, B. M., 1c-4, 43 Park Place; M. H. Horwitz, S, C., 1c-2, 1022 Stanley strect; L. L (R), 27 1 nion stre: 1c, 108 nkhn xlru( 26 Hart 4-3, 519 70 Fairview 1c-5, Elm R., 2c-4-3, Hart, B. M., J. F. Hays, Fourteenth Division. ce, Lieut. (J. g), Hahn, Jr., Ensign, commanding. First_Sec- Hallin, Ensign, Second Secc- {. Dobson, H. A., 1c-6, 29 Spring P. Edwards, C. Y. 1c-B, 211 Maple street; C. A. Ericson, S. M. M., 4, 36 Cambridge street. street; G. L. Gans, Lds. E., West street; L. Gitlitz, S. C., 3c-4, 1 Lafayette street; L. R. Granley, P. M., 3c-4-3. 7p Vine street. P. R. Heller, S. C.-1c-4, 162 \':mco street; A. O. Hess, Sea.-4, 53 Mad street; R. B. Hess, S. F., lc-4, 53 Madison street; W. J. Hogan, Sea, 2c-4, 474 Arch street; A: R. Hoffman, Sea., 2c¢-4, 152 Kelsey street; C. Holmsberg, Sea., 2c-4, 70 Ash street J. Holmsberg, Sea.-4, 70 Ash street; E. S, Horton, Sea.-2, 11 Wallace street. H. F. Jackson,. Q. M., street; J. M. Jackson, Trinity street; B. C. Johnson, Sea. 2¢-4, 27 Wakefield Court; A. E, John- i son, Sea.-4, 107 Fairview street; H. E. Johnson, Sea.-4, 314 Chestnut street; J. H. Johnson, Sea.-4, 62 Hawkins street. A. M, Kallgren, Dwight street; M. J. Keough, 8. C., 3c-4, 64 Beaver street; E. M. Kiely, Sea., 2c-4, 81 Winter street; H.. W. Kiely, Sea. ,2c-4-3, R. D. No. G. E. Kingsbury, S 454 Stanley street. T. F. Landgren, Sea., 2c-4, 3 Maple street; W. R. Linn, Sea Chapman stree M. Linton, Sea. 213 Maple street; Lipman, 8. C., 2c-4-3, 39 Willow street; R. Lof- gren, S. C.. 2c-2, 23 Ash street; H. Loomis, Sea., 2c-1, 138 Rockwell ave- nue; C. J. Lynch, Sea., 2c-4, ‘Washington street. . A. Mag, Sea street; W. H. March, Renchler street: T. F. McCue, reet: J. F. Irwin Place; J, W. 4 Madison street; 90 Garden Sea., 2c-2, H. ko- 119 Willow lc-4, 193 Hart Sea., 2c-4, 28 Sea., 2c-4,. 51 Mcehan, Sea. street; R. M. Middlemas: 5 South High street; witz, Lds., E., (R) treet; F. Miller, John street; H. J. Mitchell, Sea 36 Maple street; P. H. Mitcheh, B. 2¢-2, 160 Madison street; B. Monkie- cz, A. S.-2, 315 Washington street; H. R. Mullen, Cox.-4, 121 Maple street; J. F. Murphy, Bkr., lc-4, 355 (R)-2, 75, | Splettstoesser, C. | Ix Otson, East Main street; O, Nair, A.-2, 475 | avenue; E. O COAT UNTIL DON'T BUY A SUIT OR AN OVER- YOU HAVE SEEN THESE WONDER CLOTHES SHOP VALUES. 396 MAIN STREET 452 Walnut street; C. A. Nelson, Sea., 2¢-4, 161 Jubilee street; W. Nelson, Ptr., 3c-4, 14 West Pearl street; C. A. Neurath, Sea., 2c-4, 170 Arch street; J. J. Noonan, No. 2, Sea., 2c-4, 174 East Main street. H. W. Rice, S, street. L. Sandquist, S. K., 2c-4, 449 Stan- ley street; L. Samoracyk, Sea., 4-3, 148 Grove street; A. G. -Sandstrom, 8. K., 1c-2, 291 Chestnut street; D A. Sandquist, Cox.-4, 449 Stanley /street; D. G. Scheeler,"S. C., 3-4,” 23 Spring street; G. H. Scheeler, Bkr., 1c-4, 23 Spring stfeet; H, E. Scheuy, G. M., 2-4, 71 Winthrop street; H. C. Simon- sen, Ptr., 1c-2, 97 Barnett street; <. F. M., lc-5, 13Q Gris- wold street; J. T. Walsh, W. R, S. T. D., 4-3, 243 Elm street; H. A. Z'Hof- er, C. M., 2-5, 766 Arch street. Fifteenth Division. A, A. Beckwith, Ensign, command- ing. T. T. Hawksworth, Ensign, C., 3c-4, 214 Maple First | Section. Vacant assigned to Second Section. E. J. Martin, Q. M., 1c, 100 West Main street. V. P. Fumiatte, Stanley street. M. I, Hart, Y. 2c-4, 25 Hamilton street; E. I. Haines, Lds., E. (R)-4, 265 Farmington avenue; C. Hellberg, Y.. 2c-2, 130 Lincoln street; H. L. Hoar, S. C. lc-2, 587 Arch street; F. W. Hoffman, S. F., 1c-4, 250 Bur- ritt street. B. Kahn, M. Att., Main street; K. F, Xk 5 Sherman street. S, J. Martin, Q. M., lc-4, 100 West Main street;: W. C. Miller, Q. M., 2-4, 318 Main street. J. J. Noonan, East Main street. P. H. Oberg, street; O. 79, G. J. S. C., 4c-4, 1015 3c-4, 518 North ron, Q. M., 3c-2, No. 2, Sea., 2-4, 174 2-4, 164 Dwight A. Odin, Sea., 2¢c-4-3, Box Olcott, Sea., 2c-4-3; 505 Arch street; A. J. F. O'Leary, Sea., 2c-4, 177 High street; W. G. Olsen, Sea--4, 81 Linwood street; A. H. Ol- son, Sea., 2c-4, 18 Robert. street; A. Sea., 2c-4, 43 Black Rock 2c-4, 238 High street; G. J. Sca. 2c-4, 103 Sexton streat. L. S Oak street; . 4 G. 8., 48 Winthrop stre.t: pel, Sea.-4, 58 Rhodes street. H. C. Rawlings, Sea., 4, 18 view street; C. H. Relay, Jr., 288 Maple street; F. H. Ritte 2c-4, 74 Belden street; J. W. Sea., 2¢-2, 49 Union street; Rosenberg, Sea., 2c-4, 102 H avenue. A. Sandberg, Steele street; W. W. Scott, B. 1-b, 125 Columbia street; J. Jr., Sea., 2c-4-3,222 East Main D.. Sechrest, As.-2, 10 Souf ritt street; H. M. Senf, Sea., 2 Fairview street; J. M. Smith, 2¢-4, 152 High street; E. J. Q. M., 3c-4, 108 Maple street; Stadler, Sea, 2c-4, 372 East W. H. Stanley, G. M., 2¢-2, 71 street; H. N. Steex, S. C., e Wallace street; W. C. Steiner, 2c-4, 222 Glen street; E. F. nant, S. T. G. 8. T. D. 193 @ street; C. F. Swanson, Sk., lc- Park Terrace. H. J. Tesiler, Hartford avenue; L. A. Tin 2c-4-3, 29 Pearl street; M. F, 9 Sea., 2¢-2, 8 Parmelee avenu G. C. Wahrenberger, Sdh.-4| Arch street; R. Walker, Sea.-: Dwight street; T. B. Warren, 1c-2, 330 North Burritt street; Waskowit., A. S.-2, 250 North M. Welinsk; H. G. Washce, Sea., 2¢-4; W. Sea., 2¢-4, 99 Rhodes street; ‘Williams, Cox:-4, 90 Franklin G. C. Winger, S. K., 3-4," 301 street. . Sixteenth Division. G- M. Brady, Ensign-4, Comn ing. F. H. Andrus, Ensign-4, 1st 8 Vacant temporary, 2d Section F. A. Firnhaber, C. M. M., 30 land street. E. Adamson, Sea., 2c- Sea., 2c-4- M. M. cl, 1-4