New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1920, Page 2

ASONABLE GIFT GESTIONS DKS RY ATHER GOODS GAMES STATIONERY PERFUMES as Checks Cashed) - THE ison Drug Co. 174 MAIN STREET DPEN XENINGS, SHOP EARLY' s December is bere ! Every day you put o yonr Xmas shopping (] s more store crowds to contend with possible delivery delays @ dditional worry. Shop nowand laugh at the crowds two weeks | + Be assured of first choice “rom our great Christuas & iX bakes in a shorter time. is easy to clean. never chips, PYREX sells—and repeats. You'll always have a pleased, PYREX, @eawdafie@@‘ TRANSPARENT OVEN DISHES . HARDWARE 'PARKING ORDINANCE : Zioies— FOR COUNCIL ACTIUN Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. Savory of the Stanley I sweiid the-weclteend in n. | orbin 18 Wpending a few lew_York Meome Huptist “Misston will s Sumdny night. The B Paneet &t 8 P, m. Evenlng & m. }e r (% Washing at # conte & 44, Union Laun- | Bry Cleaning Co.—advt o oy of Now “Waven, a ! Now Britain twenty- W vistihe in town, of the Stanley Rule company has returned « where he went in the the oumbern. restors’ hall, Herlin, Dee. llek'y jJazz orchestra.—advt. of 61 Church streer, MI« Amanda Dupens t, & govVerness, have hh\rlluu- license f ot G. Lo Plerco & Co.— rard Helme of Maine will 9 Arch street at 4 o'clock, It are welcome. red for hard times_ $5,000 Walsh ana Holfelder's. fr tickeots for sale.—Advt, ly Name Socioty of St urch, will meet temorrow 8t. Mary's school hall. ermits were lssued last the office af the bullding The - total -~ of building was $21,790, for $1.70, werth $2.76. P, 15 Lafayette St-wadvt sale dt Besse-Leland's. n anu Aré ppreciative by City Drug Co., Advt HOLIDAY GIFTS ewelry, China, Cut Glass, Sllverware are gifts of dasting senti- South Side of Church Street Likely to Be Restricted The ordinance cothmittes 6f the common council, after it¢ hedaring earlier in the eveninhg, last night voted to put a 40 minute parklhg time limiy | m the west side of Central Park. The ommittee tejected the police board recommendation to mukt» the west side of the park a “one way' thor- | ughfare, and voted to have the “jit- | ney statlon” at the north end of the | park: It was also voted to have ‘“no parking’” signs on the ecast side of Elm street for a4 distance of 50 feet Porth and south of the fire station. ! Mayor O. I, Curtis also recommended climination of all parking eh north side of Commercial street from H. R. | Walker's to Main Street to facilitate | fire apparatus leaving the station. Five minute limits for parking on the north side of Main street in front of the Navional bank building and City ball were voted. From Fox's thea- ter to Main street on the south side of West Main street all parking is prohibited. However, there is no | Himit to the parking privileges on both ! sides of Wasington street between the railroad crossing and West Main | street. Lake street from Washington | to Migh street Is also open for un- | limited parking. f To appeasa the merchants on Thurch street it was recommended | that all parking. on the south side | of Church street be limited to 40 | nrinutes in the mone be stween Mdin street to Corbin Place. From Corbin Place to Elm street there are no restrictions, NAVAL BAND AT IP\Q.\(‘F.. On Monday night only the U naval band of Ihlr‘\v [vl-An- will @ numbe he Ps I\IW‘( retains its golden lustre, PYREX ¢ HERBERT L. MILLS steady customer if you sell her ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACITON. 3% MAIN STREET® @&fi#&@##fi##fi@@fifi@fi @-#@#%###i{ before the regular vaudeville bill. A real musical treat i8 promised as they | are one of the best Navy Bands in the | | ervice. Sweeney Boxes Repka l At Waterbury Tonight . K. O, Bill Sweeney will box Battling ‘ Repka of Derby, at Mulligan's arena, | Waterbury, this evening. Sweeney | has not appeated in the ring in-magre "hun a month but has been training consistently and is In splendid condi- tion. The bout is the semi-final on an all star card and is siated t6 go | over an eight round route. i House Coats and Lounge Robes The¢ House COats are of plaid back materials as well as vel- vets and silks. Many a8 low in price as $13.50. The Lounge Robes afe in end- less varieties from luxurious silks, poplins, velvets and silk broeades in rich colors to the well known blanket robes. No stock could be more complete or show greater values, The TukeHorgfall Eompany #3 ASYLUM ST. HARTFORD. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” L‘JEI[EE]IE]@[’!'I|DDDDI[§]EIEIEIEEEEIIEDEIDD pt, and our stock is of dependable quality, es are arranged to meet every purse. ‘We have a large as- ortment of the follow- ng: Diamonds Watches ‘Bracelet Watches Plain and Stone Rings Brooches Lavallieres Pendants Hand Painted China Ete. E PORTER & DYSON CO. “THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELERS” New Britain, Conn. w pEEEEEEEEE ) E & E EElsis) | MAIN ST. Parisian Ivory Link Buttons Scarf Pins Waldemar Chains Pocket Knives Toilet Sets Bracelets Vanity Cases Mesh Bags Bar Pins, Etc. Below you will find _ many gift suggestions. style, value. Our ElflfllilBE]EJEEIEIE]EEEEHEE]EI@IEEflnflflflfl@@!@@fl@ ] ] 5 ] ) ) LHAVBBOLLOBBH BV Our New Home Opens After Christmas Although we have thus far given no promise - of the date for the opening of “The Bigger Better Store,” we wish our patrons to know that our new home will be open after Christmas. Work has so far advanced in the com- pletion of “The Bigger Better Store” that did we so desire, we could have the opening before Christmas. But it is our wish that an absolutely finished product, new in every detail, should be presented to New Britain people.. - The building proper is completed as con- cerns construction, and workmen are now mak- / ' ing ready the fixtures. Every care has been taken to make “The Bigger Better Store” a fit place to shop in, and we believe that our patrons will be attracted not oniy by the beauty of the establishment, but by the advantages in buying. We promise you a “Bigger Store” to shop in; more so, a “Better Store” where your dollar has more than full value, to buy in. BESSE-LELAND CO. “Always More Value for Less Money” This is the seventeenth of a series of ‘lks on what “The Bigger Better Store” will mean to you. The eighteenth will appear next Saturday.