New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 3

Nash, popular member of the sales AR force of North & Judd Manufacturing | (temptis bility of w AT TRINITY IIHUREH‘“'“"‘“Tf;ff.';‘i‘.',“cQ;’:;g*:;m. Berlin, Feb. 25.--1n 'College Four to Be in This City oo =" = """ litical adventurers” against WAGES REDUCED. coup d'etat, the possi- i — “tion with the | 1300 lmplmm m"Ilnlm“ Ship Co. ! ur Cut S e TR Military: Precautions to been greatly a Horthy, head off Prevent Budapest Strike| o™ TS 98 strike for even @ escort workmen td necessary. n govern ‘ du isidns of into the c:lt) al lower the pavroll total a little less than 10 per cent, he said. ] oston Stor = 3 government wg & Vienna, Feb. 235.—Military precau- tions to prevent a general strike on Saturday have been taken by the Hun- n hour beginning next Mo 4.y as anuvounced today by General . M. McClurg. This will RO Ty e € its authority and would prob . today 1 abl ush any outbreak. Few Big Value From Our Domestic Dept. Pleces Fine Quality Mercerized mask. 64 Inches wide, handsome terns. At ..... . 9c & yard Good value l'or $1.26. ®calloped Cloths. Round 68 inches. eat value Mercerized Huck The best towe' value 30c each | 0 temastitched wels, 16x34. p have seen In years at CRASHES A extensive assortment ' cotton, 1 nd All Linen. From . 18¢ to 500 & yanl BEACON BLANKETS hree small lots to be closed at roy prices: White, 64x78 ............. ‘White, 68x80 g Tan Army Blankets, single, extra vy, ot $5.50 ecach 8 Paira Handsome Plald McOALL PATTERNS $3.00 each | | | (b) Waltzer Sunday—Leventhal to Sing I | r Those who are present at the even- ing mervice at Trinity Methodist church Sunday, February 27th, have a triple treat in store for them. The Weslevan college quartet will render several pleasing selections. The mem- bers of the quartet are Messrs. Quick, Ott, McInnes and Boyd, and they have been very popular at all concerts. Her- man Berlew, captain of the football team and president of the Y. M. C. A, James Peck, presidént of the College Body and football man, and Herbert MacDonald, Glee club man, will give short, strong addresses. Samuel J. Leventhal, an artist of high rank, will also play. Mr. Leventhal is a gradu- ate of the Leipziz Conservatory of Music in Germany and was a pupil of Caesar Thomas. He is now cancert master of the Philharmonic Society of Hartford. His program follows: Romance from Concerto..Wieniawski () Berceuse ............. Leienthal Hummel ..Kreisler ..Drdla (a) Liebesleld .. (b) Souvenir ... CITY ITEMS. All Victor products. Henry Morans'. Advt. James Baldwin of the Corbin Screw Corporation read a paper on steel treatment at the meeting of the Amer- fcan Society for Steel Treating at Hartford last night. | Guaranteed fast color Shirts $1.49, at the Men's Furnishing Shop, 340 Main St.—advt. ! The annual meeting of the Scandi- S elrodls CErcTDRUG SER\/ICE"-‘;’“‘”‘”» 405MainSt. STORES 236 Park St “Rheumalin” and Neuralgic tube The first thought pains. for Rheumatic It rubs in dry . 50¢ Just Recelved Park and Tilford’s Delicious Peanut Brittle 6 Ounce Box. Special .... Box 15c 3 for Regular 20c seller Park and T'lford's assort- $1 00 L] ed chocolates, B box For the Smoker Saturday Only Camels, ILucky Strikes, Mclachrinos and other 2O0cicigarettes Fi - All Tobaccos in Mur:;ds, 16¢ Windows Framed Pictures Come and look over our assortment which includes some of the finest views of New Eng- Snappy Spring Models Are Here NEW SPRINGTIME SPECIALLY PRICED FOR HATS SATURDAY SELLING You can always look to THE EASTERN for an unequalled combfj tion of STYLE, QUALITY and VALUE: For tomorrow we offer for your selection the BEST VALUES in CITY—The newest in Millinery. 4 $2.98 - $3.95 - $4.95 - $5.95 Every Hat a Special Value New Flower Wreaths = $1.25$9.50 Books! Books! Books! | 89¢ All the latest popular fiction. Saturday only navian W. C. T. U. was held this aft- ernoon at the home of Mrs. Christoff- | erson ot 38 Belden street. ™ | The Sons of Veterans, Auxiliary A GROWING HEALTHIER. | No. 1. L. D. Penfield camp, will e weokly morbidity report of the hold its regular meeting at the G. A. te Department of Health shows the , - hall at 8 o’clock tonight. ing communicable diseases re- New maodel cabinet Victrola $100, d from this city: Diphtheria, 8; ' C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt ¥ J '::u:'"‘; “\‘"l’:."‘!‘}“‘- 83; "’"’"P; . The Lady Nest of Owls dogree team L e e Ok n:.fii"ifii"gfi.:n will meet in Electric hall Sunday one of tho best reported in sev- | months. " Books Axelrod’s Drug Store 405 Main St. 236 Park St. Make a House a Home A Large Assortment of New Veils, all colors. Eastern Millinery Co. 133 MAIN STREET NEW BR Headquarters For High Grade at Popular Prices. afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp. Martinelli concert tickets at Morans' —advt. : Mr. and Mrs o Lansing Damon ' Nash of Short Beach, Branford, are rejoicing at the birth of a daughter, Helen Constance, born February 23, at the West Haven Sanitarium. The little girl is the grandchild of L. 8. KINNEY’S $ Atter Inventory NOW IN FULL SWING —The— DOMINO KIDS WATCH OUR WINDOWS WATCH WINDO! Thousands of Pairs of Men’s, Ladies’, Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Have Been Marked Down Far Below the Manufacturer’s Cost in This Sale, Making Some of the Greatest Values in Footwear Ever Offered to the Public of New Britain. Some Of The Big Values That Will Be Offered In This Sale SHOES THAT FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $7.98 Ladies Shoes Oxfords and Pumps Hand-turned and Goodyear Welt Sewed—All Styles $3.90 Misses’ Shoes Black or Brown—Sizes 11 to 2 $1.98to $3.90 Men’s Shoes Goedyear Welt Sewed—All Styles $3.90 Boys’ Shoes For School and Dress—All Solid Leather $1.98t0 $3.90 Hosiery Ladies’ Pure Silk Stockings .. $1.39 Ladies’ Wool Stockings ....... $1.39 Ladies’ Cotton Stockings, 5 pair $1.00 Men’s Socks, 7 pair $1.00 Children’s Stockings Ladies One-Strap Leather House Slippers Regular $2.50 value. $1.69 Children’s Shoes Rubber Boo 1 Black or Brown—Sizes 815 to 11. Infants’ Shoes All Styles—All Sizes 98c to $1.98 Don’t Miss Thls Blg Sal e——-Hundr ‘ No Fire Sale Nor Bankrupt Stock. Goods, but all are Fresh, New Merchandise from our own factories and