New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 5

*W DR e dloda AT 289 MAIN STREET. Specia andy Sale — SATURDAY ONLY — Puge & Shaw—The Candy of Excellence $1.00 Only per 1b Box of Lady Mable Only 68c per 1b —Are You Thirsty— —Are You Hungry— Spolals at our Soda Water Counter. Oall wnd read our FExcellent Dinner Menn Oard. The Soda Shoppe | ishment several | able day.” { and those that came from friends who | visited the apartment were mor GARUSO IS SHOWING MUCH IMPROVEMENT Asks o Be Told True Condition, Then Laughs PRS- New York, Feb. 18.—Reassuring re- brought from the sick bed horts were ’ r he of Enrico Carusg carly today aftc haa passed a fairly restful night. His fever was somewhat reduced, his reapiration decidedly betler and he was able to take some liquid nour- times during the This served to brighten him night. ) intermittent periods of and induced slumber. The last official announcement from physicians in attendance issued short- ly before midnight was to the effect that the tenor had passed a “comfort- Unofficial announcements e op- cautious bulletins medical men however, that he t yet out of timistic than the made public by the It was admitted, atill was gravely ill and no the crisis. He is favored «ald, by his indomitable spirit which has brought him safely through the heart attack and the relapses that have followed. Dr. Francis J. Murray, heen at Caruso’'s bedside has last who since RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN STREET OPP. ARCH, TEI.1409-2 New Spring Models of Silk and Wool Dresses The Young Miss will find a small but gratifying select number of the newest modes suited to their Individual requirements. Our Sale Comtinues in All Children’s Coats, i received since JANUARY FIRST. BEST PURE “ww 16¢ GEM NUT e 29 YURE FOOD HOLDING UP THE QUALITY— BEST MOHICAN CREAMERY Butter b 45¢| YOUNG AMERICAN CH 1 0 WHOLE MILK CHEESE 55 Our Winter Coats, Suits and 205 Discount on All Muslin Underwear cxcept that which was \ AT HIGH PRICES! ARE KNOCKING ) ET. ITEMS CAREFULLY WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING. CHANCE WE physicians | SETH TANNER | v have v pay for ev'ry- we git—an® some things we don's git. Speakin’ uv th’ low cost uv sugar and ' high pricc uv candy. a coat ¢ chocolate covers a lot o' cheap nuts, midnight, told newspapermen this morning that the singer was holding the improvement he made yesterday In a rather lengthy chat with Mrs. Caruso shortly before noon, the tenor asked her to relate many circum- stances of the last two days on which his memory appeared sqmewhat hazy. He wanted her to tell him frankly what the physiclans thought of his condition, and he smiled as she as- sured him they were no longer alarm- ed Roemyn Benjamin, Mrs. Caruso’s voice had been affected, were em- phatically denied today by Mr. Ben- Jamin. “There is absolutely nothing wrong with his throat’ he said. HOWAT IS BUSY MAN —_— Is Arraigned on Charge of Calling Strike, Then Hustles Off to Be Wit- i i Pittsburg, Kans., Feb. 18.—Alex- M. Howat, president of the Kansas mine workers’ and August Dorchy, union vice-president, Teturned here early today from Col- umbus, Cherokee county. where they were arraigned late last night on a ander union, charge of violating the criminal pro-* Visions of the state industrial court l.:\w by calling a strike in. the Craw- :ord county mines of the Mackie Fuel “o. Howat was under summons today to appear before the industrial court and testify to the age of Karl Mish- mash, a younz miner whom the union leaders assert has awages amounting 10 $225 due from the company. It was to obtain this money that the strike was called. The union leaders pleaded not guilty and was released on $4,000 bond each pending a hearing, March 1. In the event they are bound over to district (.‘ourl the men would be tried by a jury. Conviction would carry a fine of not more than $5000, a prison sentence of two years. or both. | Pure Lard, 15c 1b. advt. HOLDS RECORD FOR BEING OLDEST OLD ) Russell Bros.— brother, told newspapermen ‘‘that it is | quite evident that Mr. Caruso is won- derfully improved.” Rumors that a throat specialist had been consulting with the other phy- sicians, for fear that the singer's REMEMBER THAT “Outside the Law”’ STARTS SUNDAY EVENING WILL AGREE THAT DOWN TZVERY READ THE FOLLOWING AND COMPARE WITH ALSO WITH YOU THEM A WHAT YOU WILL PAY ELSEWHERE. b 35¢ b 20¢ 367 MAIN STREET ~——=OUTTING DOWN THE PRICE STRICTLY FRESH EGGS doz 44c WHY RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY JAM . HOLLAND BRICK CHEESE PREM. 30c SNOW WHITE COMPOUND 2™ 27c SWIFT'S “OLEO" h NEW LAID EGGS PAY MORE? 20c @ 35c B . Ib 1 SPECIAL SALE OF LAMB, BEEF AND PORK LAMB BEEF PORK . 1b 23¢ b 16c FRESH FOWL ROASTING CHICKS BACON STRIPS SALT PORK OUR BIG MORNING ROUND, PORTERHOUSE, Steak OUR FAMOUS DINNER BLEND COFFEE NEW PEA BEANS 4 s 256 — LT Y} 1 FANCY SIRLOIN n 25‘: | LIGHT LEGS . b 24C 1212¢ PRIME RIB c ROASTS b 22 FANCY CHUCK [ 15(: I 13C NICE LEAN FRESH 2 )C | ROASTS m . 1b 10c FRESH SPARE RIBS . 1b 20¢ FRESH FRANKFURTS 1b 20c SAUERKRAUT 3 Ibs 25c ROASTS TENDER BOILING BEEF FRESH PIGS FEET . SALE ABSOLUTELY PURE COCOA ... 2 Ibs 290 | BEANS cans 25C SUNBRITE - 2 D S CLEANS c GRE LIMA 2 AFTERNGN SPE! FANCY MILD CURE SMOKED Ib 23c|Shoulders 1b17¢ FANCY LOI LAMB ROASTS ... CHOICE LOIN LAMB CHOPS .... » 15¢ m 24C FRESH CORNED BEF¥ FRESH CUT HAMRURG S AN SHOULDERS . SLICED LIVER PORK KIDN 5 RAW LEAF LARD PICKLED TRIPE .. . 3 Ibs 25¢ . 3 1bs 25¢ Ib 13¢ 3 Ibs 25¢ IAL — 3:00 TO 6:00 MOHICAN RED BUTTERFLY TEA 11b pkg 35¢ ¢ . l;slm-g(- can l Oc [) o~ In Addition to Being Oldest Grad- uate of U. of N. C., Dr. Hawkins Is Oldest Bank Director. Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 15.—Dr. A. B. { Hawkins, of this city, who celebrated his 96th birthday on January 25, be- sides having been for years the old- est living graduate of the University of North Carolina, the first state university to be established in Amer- ,ica, is also probably the oldest active { bank director in the United States. | Dr. Hawkins, who is one/ of the ! wealthiest men here, has been a mem- { ber of the board of directors of one | of the largest banks of Raleigh for { more than thirty years, during which time he has missed but few of its meetings, always taking an active in- i‘lerm in the direction of the poli- cies of the institution. He 18 now in splendid physical condition, re- | taining all of his faculties. In ad- dition to his bank duties, Dr. Haw- kins personally looks after his large real estate and other holdings in this state and in Florida. Born in Franklin county on Jan- uary 25, 1825. Dr. Hawkins graduated irrom the University of North Caro- { lina, in 1845, the same year that James K. Polk, an alumnus of this institution, was inaugurated Presi- dent/of the United States. He com- pleted his studies at the Jefferson Medical college, Philadelphia, Pa., receiving his M. D. degree in 1847, thus making him one of the oldest alumni of this college. He prac- ticed medicine in North Carolina for a number of years after finishing colleze and then moved to Florida, but returned to this state about 40 yvears ago and has since made his home in Raleigh. Dr. Hawkins' wife, who died sev- eral years ago, was the daughter of General Willlam Bailey, a veteran of the war of 1812 and the,Indian wars | in Florida. . Pure Lard, 15c 1b. Russell Bros.—- advt. ] l KIDNAPPED IRELAND. London, Feb. 18.—Mrs. J. W. Lind- 8 ' say of Coachford, County Cork. Ire- land, was kidnapped on Wednesday night by three armed men and no trace of her has as yet been found, it is re- ported in advices from Ireland. She is the widow of a local landowner and justice of the peace. All $1.50, $2, $2.50 & $3 Wool Hose $1 BARGAIN! ilson's REMEMBER THAT , FEBRUARY 18, 1921. Dear New Britain: You are now invited to call at our new homes 215 MAIN — Connors - Hallora Some home ! Doesn’t look like a lot now—but wait till we? fixed. We'll show New Britain what a store can be whenj management has real PRIDE in ‘t! In the meantime, come in and say “Howdy". You might tu to a workman or two—but we apologize for your inconvenie advance. : \ We'd like. to tell you of our plans ! By the way, if you need a new suit or overcoat, we'll let you it at a sacrifice price if you get it before the store is straighi out . A That's worth considsring ! Connors - Halloran Company THE MAIN STORE ON THE MAIN S For Quick Returns Use ] MEN’S FURNISHING SHC MAIN ST. NEW BRITAI S. FELIX GWOSDOW Prop. Tomorrow we will open 340 our doors for business. We will cater to all classes. COME ONE, COME ALL At all times we will feature a selective assortment of the highest grade Men’s Furnish- ings, at Moderate Prices. _NO FADE SHIRTS — MADE IN All Fast Colors, at = Many to select from at Woven , ':,_