New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1921, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, POWER IN RUSSIA ;h‘;v.‘:.f‘.‘;;f".fifi\;:::;L.1"::;“,;:.'z:::,\.‘.'.‘ yfTiapol:is lll)aily ' REN'ER, PIBKHARDT & DUNN Lenine finall heard him Jugh—and revoked the resolution 1 my English one of the official convention ian & | Late George Reed Demands That . 0«y tue Sl ih of tapbows e wus wartz said, and when at last he 127 MAIN STREET OPP. ARCH. TEL.1409-3 mlin wal o Holshevism was his life’s work,"™ vtz concluded “He was ter- writee Iy in earnest about it, and would | 18 v lead Hiilpinbeartag Tn Amerion. won to |1 belleve, willingly have died for this O O Ircam of the Soviet.' ! S L S| e T | 1| Beginning lues., e e ey SRR : — | is an everyday luxury in reach of all | °9 o af i Francisco, socialist and lat CITOORaOTS TQYT | for the blue | organtzer. told the correspondent of | OUGGESTS CONSUMERS tnside. and The Assoclated Press upon his ar | . benking Inatitutionsorert 7 ¥ iy | , S Sy - tions, operated by farm- Brotherhood of l.ocomotive Engincers, am con- rival here from Mo cow where he BUYSGOODSEDIRECTEING e o ik ions indl hfert e : as vice-chairman of the con- | and Children. had been four months in prison fol { tions, was recommended by G. H. Gus , cited the cooperative bank es- ‘ lowing his attendance as .12 legate to - tafson, Lincoln, Neb., on opening the slished and controlled by the Brother- AT $1.25 A PAIR—$2.00 and $2.25 Silk Hose for Women. In This 1,‘v » at- the mecond congress of the Third In wn Cooporative con- comotive Engineers and the pople whe rnationale ol diec ' OSCOW e o 3 utive onlerence . i § . Pawlo, Aol [iconntignnle LSS ERRRtOete | ! Conference x" building in which the con- M A . avel Purch e i s is meeting, as an example I'm |MM 'L‘;:: When l““'*' \\‘n'l to Moscow some | ) RIS R I | “Farmers and labor represent the | what one labor organization has ac- | ,h“ e '_ ” \'," \__l"“‘ X ,‘,“,‘I‘ - Hold of “Go-Betweens. | two bi t interests in the couptry,” | complished through cooperation. ! AT 1-3 OFF—Children's Gingham Dresses, 2 to 14 years. Ay M fchwerts nt | he said, *a must understanc ““Any man or woman ought to be b the Neating.” 1 S ey Pl Ko™ oot | Clevelund. Feb. 11— Establishment ! *ach other if they are going to be able abie to get credit in time of stross, " ago when, as a big, gooc to free themselves from (he strangle Mr. Stone declared. He said this was naturcd, sincere fellow he had split | ©f direct marketing between former N 7 hold which finuncial and other big in- ng ible a == — the soclalist party over the issue of | producers’ associations and city con- * lelt RELIND CELLD (G0 PRIE Llodiar] communis eing tus- terests now have on them.'’ system and urged the establishment of g o re Communism. and his ‘being In TS | sumers orennizations and cooperative Wacren B, ioncr Srand chief of (he Lomraiind WrEed the sstablichiy Quick Results--Herald Classified Advts « did interest me. — - —— — omo of the Russians had asked me about the ¢ y In| Amerfca and d replied we had S e 1 Mzed communist party | . ‘ gh we had communists. Th L Sh C . This Fanti N o A i st € Lorraine Shece Lo. - e Lorrame dhoe Lo. the impression Reed had made. That | . same day he came, coatless and angry | — into the dining room where we were all eating and walking up to me put ¢ his hand on my shoulder and in a > = voice which everyone in the room ; P e ~ could hear said -~ { “‘Schwartz did you say there wn ° . ‘ AT 207 DISCOUNT—AIl “Carter's” Knit Underwear for Women all the wanted shades — Black, White, Brown, Russet, Grey, Beige and Navy. no communist party in America? I was surprised and answered that I had not sald we had no communists v e |l And Keep the Wheels R/ e We Have Forced a Revo- Reed declared, still in a loud volce, | ana walked out of the room. * S Z e b | “Shortly after this I was given an f l d t y T r lng R 7 3 i l 2 2 Q R et iter atece g AT e ol Industr urn L - ution 1n dhoe Prices the administration. I had seen him % - ' = tearing through the streets with Len- tne and Trotzky and Zinovieff in of- . / . o e e | Sale Begins Tomorrow % omsmwma = Sale Will Last for through a resolution at the congress \\ R L Morning - Fourteen Selling Days ! an hour or so after the resolution was Seeie POSITIVELY DISREGARDING REPLACEMENT COST! RS e N L T T We intend to make this event conspicuous for its absolute sincer- Every Shoe is from our regular stock. The prices already low in walked down the aisle pointing his ity and for the truly exceptional desirability of the merchandise. their relation to the quality of our goods, are now at the very low- it Db L SR Those who have opportunity for COMPARISON are urged to ) . Engliah . use it. est extreme—AND FURTHER THAN THAT. “‘English is not to be spoken here,’ = ; We guarantee to every purchaser that anything bought at this sale will not be sold for a lower price during the year. Every price is lower than manufacturing costs will warrant for more than a year to come. If for any reason we qucte a lower price, we will return every purchaser - ’, the amount of the difference. | LORRAINE SHOE PRICES DURING SALE G! Unless you see the name *‘Bayer’’ on - a g e not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by i y a ) p . or 20 years and proved safe by millions. ® pair : ® pa“‘ ir'* has same meaning as 14 Karat on gold. Formerly Sold as High as $8.85 Formerly As High As 8$7.85 14 K FIRST! Accept only an ‘‘unbroken package’® of er Tablets of Aspirin,’”’ which contains proper direc- he, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- ) You will be able to buy for the Next Four: Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! : Women's Lorraine Boots and Oxfords of the very latest styles | Selling Days the vory finest quality .‘mmmf; and leathers; suited for dress and business wear. Every pair with Calf Skin Shoes for Men and Women o pues of 12 tablets cost but a faw centa—Larger packages., | the military or Cuban heels will be sold for the Next Fourtcen . L8t co price of MATE Af Naver MANufRcturs nf Manoassticacldoster of Ralloyiicacld | | - Women's Shoes, Oxfords, and Pumps, with Selling Days at ; 5 - vl high Louis Heels, in Patent Kid, Black Vicl Kid, ' - and Brown Kid. Stunning Evening Dress Pumps b = === 88l among the lot of 1,752 pairs, at one price e a DIRECT IMPORTING CQ s = 7w ° air “BENEFIT STOR BREAD | \ p 283 Main St, New Britan, Conn., [ - 4 a Formerly Sold at $8.85. 363 Arch St, New Britain, Conn. |14, per-loaf | | e 5 Formerly Sold at $9.85 pair | T —vawamm couen ‘ SEE OUR WINDOW X4 lf“ —VALUABLE COUPON— Boc VALUE . 0 This Coupon and Ninety-Ninc Cents Will entitle the holder Owiee il s A # to & Palr of Women's Pure Thread, Full Fashioned Silk R bbe P ' Mixed ——— Formerly Sold at $7.85 a Pair Stockings in any desirable color. Actual value of Stockings is u l' I'lces $2.25 Palr. U. S. Hub Mark' and Wales Goodyear hd C 0 F F E E bl M. 9 C . 9 $1.00 WILL BUY First Quality Rubbers at: in Bean d hlldr LS P Women's Kubbers, all heels, ac A lsses an ell ” ,wamen"-!‘eu Comfy Slippers in all shades 4 —Kegular sclling price $1.95— ........ 79c EDACORFEE—Finest Grown, 39¢ Ib. ’ § S!OE PRIOES HAVE STRUCK ROCK-BOTTOM. | #Children's Felt Comfy Slippers, in five shades LD AT $l 19 e . - o i AT THE LORRAINE SHOE STORE. 4 AT e e Misses' Black and Brown High Lace ) 's Whiks S Boys' Lubbers a - 36¢ 1 | ey , Women’s Whigg Canvas Shocs and, n-?_!d' at p ar scn:ng price $1.50— . ... .10 15¢! ¥ . T ety frgasde’" A | Misses’ Rubbers at ' .l . v — 3 P £ —Rcgular selling price 95c— . .. D . s % Youths’ Rubbers at g L ¥ o . —Regular selling price $1.25— ouy ¥ ¥ 2 s % 3 vl Children’s Rubbers at t w = A —Regular ‘selling price 750— ... )y 3 (.'Qilrl s