New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1920, Page 10

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NEW PICTURES ON BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA, BROUGHT BACK BY VANDERLIP ims to have se- d for roncessions on it tracts in Siber! Left picture ows a Red army scout with his ma- w photographs from Bol gn were broughs to Amer hington D. Vanderlip, ning engineer,who rotured recently, and who ¢ cure his synd Wrongly Given Out That Common Workers in Spring and lore o Withdraw Opposition Vicinity Are to be Reduced . from s Land Bin, 6714 to 50 Cents an Hour. State D sday that n, « Cal erday with Sprisgfield, Mass., Dec. 2 of common Iaborers in th vicinity will be reduced from 67 1% to §0 cents Morrin, Amer vm hassa an hour Januar 1, according to an p, was mistaken in his im- ungement today by Springiield fapan had withdrawn Hlding Trade n. The new the Californin anti-Japa ale, agreed h members law adopted in the Novem- | and non-mo pns in th ate \fects about waid hullding Papan haa lied sted, at Teast, until after tho he negolintions now the mment of in pro- Pure lard 18¢, Russell Bros FIVE PRISONERS ESCAPE Who DTHER DISSOLTION soctath ERos 5, Fecling Spotlight Made Their Get-Away Last Night from Utica Jail Are Sull York Anti-Building Trust Decides to Quit. at Liberty T 8. —Five in this city prison- held in the jail for for tion or federal officers at yweky, who erving . r 30 days: William Dorsey, asurer of > eight 5 per cent ot isting work " FRECKLES AND HIS the housing that the tfed before mmitteo on B disband was made vester. | tha assoc thdraw iation thelr Building stis sald aldo voted to v gp from (h mployers' Association 000 APPROPRINTION iy to Pay For ration, [~ A A \ LN v — T An appropriation Massachusetts militia. in ling th ne coremony In Washington eh will be asked of ‘b by Adjuiant eral J NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, chine gun mounted on a sled and skis on his back, ready for emergency. In the center picture are students of the University of Moscow at daily military who had been sentenced to Atlanta prison for one year. Edward Spies, colored, held for the action of the grand jury on the charge of bringing a woman to this country from Canada for immoral purposes, and William D. Hurlburt, held by the immigration officers for deportation. RIFLFE CLUB SHOOT. e New Britain Rifle Club will hold s of three shooting matches. The first will be held at the Armory on Arch sireet tomorrow evening. The I drill. The students range from yvouths to gray-bearded old men. Men and women, old and younz alike, must put in an hour a day at the university second and third will be held at the same place on January 5. Prizes of an B sharp pencil and stick pin will be awarded. All members of the club are invited to compete. It is known as the Krag Sub-rifie calibre, shoot. GAMES POSTPONED. Owing to the closing of the Y. M. C. A. for the holidays, the basketball games in the Girla Industrial leaguo tomorrow evening have been post- poned until March 23. These gamea will be between the Stanley Worka and the Skinner Chuch company, and v military drill. Lower picture shows a big parade of sailors of the Red fleet in Moscow. the Landers, Frary and Clark and the Russell and Erwin company teams. ELKS TO G ET 1921 Dinner Dance At Their Club House Friday Evening. Plans have been completed by the Elks for the dinner dance to be held in connection with their New Year's Eve celebration. In addition to da ing the committee in charge has a ranged for a cabaret and other ente: tainment features. It has been de- cided to extend the time for making reservations to Wednesday night. Wednesday the Big Mid-Week Money Saving Day BEST CREAMERY, BUTTER LB 54c The day WEDNESDAY each week when the prices ar Save your money by trading here on Wednesday PURE FOOD 367 MAIN STREE BEST lowe st THE MOHICAN ECONOMY DAY |F Ssgrsstin LARD T* 2 LB 35¢ These Items are Real Money-Savers 25c1b Steak BEEF RIB ROAST CHUCK ROAS POT ROASTS FRESH PLAT ™ 23C | SLICED LIVER 3 1b 25¢ FRESIH HAMBURG ... Ib 18¢ 65¢ | FRESH PORK ROASTS ALL GUARANTEED EGGS . doz 23c Ib COFFEE CAMPBELL'S SOUPsS PINK SALMON tall oan 12¢ can 16¢ LARGE SOUND YELLOW ONIONS NCY ALL AROUND A\PPI YRATED APRICO TS EVAPORATED P ROUND, SHORT SIRLOIN VEAL CHOICE ROASTS SHORT L FANCY (1 FOR & FRESH SHOULDERS Y 20c l FANCY BACON I 28¢ SUGAR CURED BACON 1b 35¢ WHOLE MILK l CHEESE OUR FAMOUS R BLE HLY ROASTED CORN STARCH SUNDB S AN 25¢ | pk 35¢ I % 3 pkgs 20c R 2 for 9¢ I POTATOES Ib 30c¢ FANCY NEW b 24c¢ CHOICE PORTERHOUSE, AND AND GROUND TO ORDER 25cb LOINS TO RO, FRESH (Small) HAMS PICKLED TRIPE ... 3 Ib 25¢ BEST SALT PORK .... Ib 25¢ SNOW WHITE COMPOUND .... 2 1b 290 25¢ Ib PEARL TAPIOCA PPEA BEANS 1b 10c . 3 1b 25¢ BEST MAINE PORATED APPL RAIS CRANBERRI FISH OF ALL KINDS—Fresh, Salt, Canned and Cured; Oysters and Clams, FRIENDS SAY JASPER, T NOTICE YOURE GETTING AWFUL ROUND- SHOULDERED = You WANT 0 STRAIGHTEN UP? “THATS FROM MY MAW MAKING ME RUN THE LAWN MOWER: T “OLD HER THA PO Te = The Modern Youth Has Advanced Notions CLEARANCE SALE 9 AT LESS THAN ] / PRICE 2 WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS The biggest reduction sale of the year will be held all this week on cveryHAT in the store, including all our trimmings. Below are a few specials we are offering in this sale: Large mrth it ;if 'll::retty Hats that are worth as as $6.00, special $1.00 A l"t:e u«l:;tm:nt of Trimmed Hats at sold as high as A big variety of Trimmed Hats in blacks and colors, worth up to 5‘12.00, $5.00 special S ""°H‘.“” $3.95 et o o B $4.95 ALL CHILDREN’S HATS REDUCED Suedelikg Tams BIG SHOWING OF SATIN HATS. GOLDENBLUM MILLINERY CO. Y. M. C. A. Bldg. 188 Main St. New Britain Branch 863 Main St. Hartford “HERE -THATS IT= NOW STAND ERECT~ YOU'D LIKE TOHAVE A FINE CARRWSUE Nou GROW WHEN Nou GROW )

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