New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 5

S . A ch Opposite Fox’s Theater New Britain’s Newest Shopp'ng Center § D O I T N O l h Just a step from Main street and within the city’s trading center. In this building | € prlng pproa es’ a varied assortment of stores are located. They include Drugs and Sodas, Electri- If vou are planning to Wire Yo cal Supplies, Flowers and Floral Designs, Plumbing and Hardware, Optlcal ex- = 1 £ Makes you think how nice and comfy the perts, Beauty Shop and offices of professional men. These stores are of the high- | This Spring or Build, here is an opp est class and well merit your patronage. i for you to buy your Fireplace Fire will be during the evening. |™ : ; ELECTRICA Are you supplied with Screens, Andirons, F}ixtures alfid Tabl?f Laxgpslat price . . & than ever before offered. It will pa; Fire Sets, Cape Cod Fire nghters, etc. If not # buy now, rather than wait. i We are closing out all our Lighti let me fill your order for such. § tures and Table Lamps and will ha clusively Vacuum Cleaners, Washi chines, Dish Washers, Electric Stove da Lamps and Heaters. GeOr g (S Rapelye : A good selection offered to thg come early. These prices do not inc Professional Buildi ' : § stalling. 91 West Main Street Ouahty Drug Store i The Cowles Electric 83 WEST MAIN STREET - (ON THE SUNNY SIDE) § 85 WEST MAIN ST. OPPOSITE FOX'S Your Flower Order New ! New !! A New Line of Will Receive Prompt " Double Mesh SOUVENIR CARDS Birthday, Congratulation, Wedding o AIR NE Attentlon Whether AR NETS Anniversary, Baby Arrival, Place Cards. Wear 3 times as long, don’t cost any more Lar e or Small Come in and see them.. N " g Your Doctor Indic: Assorted Colors—Round and square. For hot and cold liquids. A Sure Test of Disorder, Will not break.—Pints and quarts. The Fever Thermometer: Iw_? Guaranteed Accuracy D e t S 0 Bl’ Hard Candy in Bulk—Large assortment PAPER TOWELS [ ] APOLLO CHOCOLATES TOILET PAPER Tl’le Harv ey & Le $1.00 Pound ROLLS and SHEETS 85 West Main Street New 89 West Main Street Opticians Tel 1 281 CANDLES STANLEY FERROSTAT BOTTLES SCHOOYL, TEAMS TO PLAY. ' BOGASH GET A DRAW. WATCHES W, GAMALIEL PLAY score Rink No. 1. S , out one of his wonderful sprints which H I 1 T - — ;. Scott, 12; W. T.. 1 'S carried him to the tape with fiving " Hus THE NEE" Locals Will Battle Against Tofrington Bridgeport Welterweight and Soldier | Wife of President-clect Follows Him Brags, i e . 5%, colors. Not only was Cutbill beaten /. L. Morgan, & v ga was by twelve yards, but Jimmy Connolly | Here Friday Evening Bartfield Battle 15 Rounds at Garden. Around Golf Cou played for a supper. The St. Elmo' of Georgetown finished second, on]yl When your doctor The New Britain State Trade achool | New York, Feb. 23.—Louls Bogash | _St. Augustine, Fla, Feb. 23.—Mrs. | 384 ToF & subper: = ERE B 000 L o vards behind the leader. Ray's | . decides that you need basketball team will play the Torring- of Bridgeport and Soldler Bartfield | W. G, Harding, wife of the President- & (%0 o veen the two teams as remarkable for the Teacher tan State Trade echool tedm at the of Brooklyn fought fifteen rounds to ¢lect hearing of her husband's (o PO A e B dia i el High school gymnasium, Friday eve- ;5 draw herc last night. The decision = Prowess as a golfer, came out to the : at the | \J . a . E e e it E SBGHSE'““'SIOII ning. It is expocted that tho game was given by the referee after the links vesterday and followed him fer MBS at the arters. | s OO TS Dt W « ere, cles ate 149 pounds and leld 147 3-4 Sy g i S Toledo, Ohio Feb. 23.— Roger | Tilden, world’s champion tennis play- | = O AT for the season. The local team has had ~Midget Smith of New York defeat- | clected. Mr. Harding was scheduled | folefo. Ohio = Heb. =58 “oRoser ! | SO0 WO L L3 fome Monday from that he knows that it & particularly good eesson With only |eq George Lee, Chinese, of California, | 10 Play off the rubber mateh with | =, . 4. ei the contract of Australla said today he plans to : one defeat in elght games played. the reforee stopping the ten-round Jim Barnes against Freddy McLeod I r 1 Zosiraia ool 3 D8 Lo will fill the need better The Lne-up of past few Weeks very matoh in the minth reund. . Seiin ' and Robert Small, but the contest I'red Luderus. first baseman, from forget tonnis for the next six weeks. than anything else - % y ! g 2 . : *! {he Cincinnatl club, and that Luder- He will return to the courts, he added, an) g e possibly may be changed Swit I weighed 119 and Lee 117. had to Dbe postponed, as McLeod US| for anumberlof yearsia Imember. ADril 15, when he will play an ex- Soott & Bowne, Rloomfled, N.J. 20-22 Anderson and Lindquist, all new men = ST sprained his ankle while playing at = g = & sing ¢ e ExEEmxEEn have shawn considerable promisc M. I. T. DOWNS DARTMOUTH. Palm Beach yesterday. The President- ©f the _' ]‘”f‘d"“fh‘_" Nationals, will ,\‘,X::gz" \"’."'fi‘]:mr;m“':r;z:? :;‘t’!‘onl:l and the line-up Friday may see any of SR g elect then played a practice match Play first base for the Toledo team ehaniplorn i s kwill aisolappeariinta these men in. Washitz who has been | ¢, - Wwith B. W. Woodcock of Canada and this season. Bresnahan also an- 8 PP Y used as a substitute most of tho sea- | C cC Hockey Tcam Is Defeated, 1 to | o5y Sriion’ and W. H. Wilson of lounced that Outfielder Joo Kolly and doubles match the same day with K lIHl T T 505 BT I Cen Rty e G Earonghe (Gamc: o iZr s A e ) | Pitcher Alexander McColl are hold- | Wallace F. Johnson as a partner { Wil | et liho it wesibanaEma,tbe Hanover. N. H.. Ieb Dart. _ o i against Willlams and Charles §. Gar 5 mouth’s hockey seven lost to M. I. T. o S land, who won the world’s doubles | | | seen In the guard position Friday. r g _— [ 12Y. 1.0 here yesterday afternoon in one | ~ MORAN STARTS ROUNDUL e o R, s Wil caRas ity e mec) “0“10!’ YOII Fitspatrick, who has been playing ,¢'i;o pardest-fought battles ever seen —_— i . i ———— “BRAN N B [ aeemeny | 0N the alumni oval rink. The teams | Reds’ Manager Hopes to Land Two | Boston, Mass, 1eh. 23—Jole Ral. | qo REPORT MARCH 5. hou now and is develaping considerable speed. | VeTe €Venly matched and the issuc | players Who Have Not Yet Signed | & 200 RS Lot e el | |, Plttsburgh, Feb. 23.—Mombers O! LEE With the star forward, Swanson. the Was in doubt until the cnd of the Cincinnati, ‘Ohio, Feb 23.—Mana-"' a.-‘ the onecmile. race for the Boston 1€ Pirates have been ordered to re- that the care of your little Trade school has a fair pair which Same. Both goal tenders—Maisey ot : ) i port the morning of March 6 in or- | gor Pat Moran of the Cincinnati ®eds, (up at the American Legion g: : tedat : ; M. I. T. and Neidlinger of Dartmouth | &5 upsa € Faamerics glon gAMeES gep to get acquainted with one an- . can be counted on to make things ‘rived here Monday Siteh- S0 S o & one's constitutional habits i DS 9 make things _ . ved excellent hockey. Bawer | N0 8fTived here Monday from Fiteh- pcld here vesterday afternoon In a giner, it was learned here today. The . P 3 &4 'exciting. Adamaitis, Mieczkowski, and burg, Mass., spent sterday i lan- cpivite rar 3 ¢ NEXI during childhood, is your Bt e i, e et thq and Johnny Foster also starred for B e LD S mpiriteq race, to a t‘h\ und‘nfn\\ m;‘h Pirates will leave for their spring firrm;":{})fl:lealt:?'dlllll:{'lhe It is hoped that they will be in con- | the Green club who have not yet sizned their MASICIION DB IS v et training camp the night of March 5. . B4 aition again by Friday. Capt. Bratton e contracts. »: Ed Roush, ou'- = = = = = Pm;p‘ and St :kmtg i# playing his usual whirlwind game. SUNDAY GOLI' 1§ SAVED. fielder; Ivy atcher: Larry ng'o the costive tendency - —_— —_— Haddonfleld, N. J., Feb L—Me Kopf, shortstop: Heinie Groh. third which most children are prone, b S Tavistok Co 2 0 > Lo s 0 O N aiT: OARDS START WORK. ers of the Tavistok Countr a baseman, and Jake Daubert, first ! LOSING.O T SALE F 8 pealed recently to John F. Wallworth © ter-years of digestive misery. Fight Pla > A baseman > 3 Get Going With Fipe | of the ew Jersey senate In an ex- Moran expects them all to be in the mothers, | costly plant in Camden county and Cisco, Texas, March 2, where they 8 Imfl' G[ay’s Sweet | Orange, Texas, Feb. 23.—The first | found itself in danger of being un- will train. . |1 Several standard m contingent of the St. Louis Cardinal | able to use it on Sunday because ! HALF LlsT PRICE Goodyear, Firestone, h dm ml‘ cmdnn' baseball club, comprising eight play- peighbors were threatening to invoke GIRL SWI R SETS RECORD. | All prices net, caslie ers, was greeted by the balmiest of the blue laws. Senator Wallworth in- Chicago. Feb. A new world's Used by mothers for over 30 weather on the first day of spring | troduced a bill in the legislature a ,.w.or,'fd“,or ihe St bu.ckslr"nluke S y " N years, gives the little one ex- tralning yesterday. Captain Burt | fow weeks ago creating the borough gwimming event for women was os- g o nctly the digestive assistance Shotton has the following men in | of Tavistok, embracing the clubhouse tap last night at the Central needed. H | training: 2. i and its grounds, and vesterday GOV- A A . senior events at Great Lakes .. $15.20 30x4 These nbwders o Pitchers Fred Schupp, Mike | ornor Edwards signed it. S0 10ng as Nayval Training station when Miss Sy 3 »i Hercher, Jess Haines and Jake May; | the borough, which means the coun- pij Bauer, of the Illinois A. C., fin- opey for Gitunis S8 i B | catchers, Vernon Clemons and Lew try club, does not object to what the jsheq in 35 3-5 seconds. The for Iul wul'::v:m-: McCarty. Dr. John A. Lavan, club | country club does op Sunday, there ..o co 3