New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 8

a T \LLINAN'S || AGAIN We Announce Our Wonderful Values for cial for Wednesdayl) DOLLAR DAY [} \EbNESDAY MAR. 2nd 25¢ each $ . : 200 d_dts at $1{}0 EaCh 2 We offer special bargains in all departments back to pre-war - prices. Former bargzam day sales have shown that s / NECKWEAR SRCIAL HOSIERY SPEC own make .. .... you have Talth$m th‘tgsa \é; and $5 values. $2.00 Silk Hose IAL»_ A * k¢ $3.50 and 3.00 Now $1.75| $1.50 Silk Hose Made Mayonnaise Dressing ... 50c Ib 160 Caps at $1.00 Each B $2.75 and $2.50 |...... “Now $1.35| $1-25 Silkc Lisle - e These sold formerly for $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 §l $1.00 and 75¢ 35¢, 3 for $1.00 | 1 Special lot 35¢ ......... ..3 for $1.00 Loaves of Bread P . 4 All £ Cuff Shirts; Stiff and Soft Hat; Sweaters. . . . 200 Umbrellas at $100 EaCh Y PRICE—: I fancy Sq{t ul ir and Soft Hai weaters. (@ ; ALL - out of nine games played. The record Now is the time to prepare for spring rains. §! $16.50 and $15.00 Bath Robes o is as follows: New Britain 12 South Manchester 3 $_$__$ New Britain 40 Bloomfield 5 HES AT H. §. (5 i 5 sonmsinic 5§ Genuine Cowhide Bags at $7 ea §J|B s1.00 of Any Union suit. $1.00 Off Any Flannel Shirt pus Chocolate—Bitter Sweet— New Britain 23 Pratt High . New Britain 20 Eagles ... .10 Sold before up to $12.00. New Britain 34 Boardman ....... 6 \ : ‘ew Britain Sc r Deat 17 A P : g ) . D Team Will Play|~ewiritain 5 “Tocsinmion rrace 16| | Our reputation for integrity assures you of §| 259 On All Pajamas. The local team has scored a total of Q’Cnuine Values. A 227 points as against 143 for their ‘op- ” Tomomw ponents. The individual scoring record 3t CAP SPECIAIlS of the team is as follows: { . Bridgeport, 4 o @ ® o I anchester, Swanson Haven) and New | Fitzpatrick . ischools will be played at | Bratton ... . N D 3 . = . . I kymnasium here Wed- | Adamaitis . -8 3 R. R. ARCADE. & Special Reduction On All Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats on and evening. In the | Holfelder - 2 Britain plays Boardman | Calrson ... - 1 South Manchester pL.y.-' the evening New Bri- | - i > i Bridgeport and the . CAPT. OBERLIN PROMOTED. sioned first lieutenant and been given | ® ponds will play the High | N | the command of the company. The | B8 . The games will, in a | e e \djutant-Gen. Cole Places Him In €OMPbany has a present membership e a PY . the state Trade school March Victor records at Morans' . i } cf 44. Lieut. Stowe has been a ~ap- | —aavt. COommand of |Stato Infantsy. [tain in the Tonnecticut State Guard s had & particularly | $100 off any hat. Rothfeder's Hartford, March 1.—Orders from ' and recruiting officer in Middletown having won six out of [ __adye. } N . s reorid - 308. Bridgeport has | the office of Adjutant Gén. George M. —_— P : 86-16 ana Stamford | The election of officers of New [Cole announce the appointment of ACCUSED AT REFORMATORY: e e B-14. South Manchester | Britain lodge, B. P. O. E., will be held | captain A. Frederick Oberlin, officer: i SECOND CHARGE 1S NOLLED. MAJOR TAYLOR RESIGNS. was commissioned lieutenant colonel. day to assist all persons interested 2 Thursday evening. 0 1 Torrington and in | Thursday evening reserve corps, to be major anc A nolle was entered by Prosecuting | Hartford, March 1.—Major Emer- |He is the author of a book dealing | wireless telegraphy. Mr. Coleman N Wow Britain 81-13 32.30 Shirts $1.45—Wilson's—advt. | pim jn command of the state’s battal-T Attorney Albert A. Greenberg this | son G. Taylor, Connecticut National Iy defeat of the season | $3.50 Union Suits $1.45—Wilson's— | ' it e g s moming in the case of Anthony Zu- | GGuard, this city, has tendered his tain team, Last month'| gqvt, el Wb SE DAL L AT N L s T s charges were to | resignation and has been given an e iasts either with explanations at defeated South Man- | al Guard Ihe tried out this morning after s | honorablye discharge from the militia | Mr. H. B. Coleman will be at Barry|shoppe or in hook ups at home. Battalion headquarters month's continuance. Zukowski dur.] service of the state, He served in the [& Bamforth’s Electrical Shoppe from | in Saturday at 8:00 p. m. and.h with the New England troops in the | had various wireless experience World War. g will be very glad to help all enth us leaving a tie between | March Victor records are with us. C. L. Pierce & Co.—Advt. er and New Britain. e ) Connecticut Guard, Jocated in Middle- ing the interim, was mixed up in the has also had an excep Branding Tron" and Lee Kids, Pal- | town, has been s £ theft of several hundred dollars from on having won eight | ace tonight.—advt. the military forces of t ate, and a Broad street store and is now World War, rising to the rank of|4:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Monday,|the Victrola ‘concert by wi major and when transferred to the |Tuesday, Wednesday afternoons and| phone fostered by Sedwick & reserve corps, United States army, |[from 2:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. Satur-|of Hartford.—advt. - Reginala H. Stowe has ommis- serving time in the reformatory. eptional Values | f i Dress Goods Shop| || $ DAY SPECIALS AT $ 400 MAIN STREET 2 Stationery for — 1 "3 THE NEW BRITAIN Dollar Day I 4: ~ MARKET (0.~ Dollar Day } : el Y Il ey Boxes of Wiing Paper Bargains |l — s v — e, and four quires to the box. : . Regular prices, $1.50 to $2.25 . Bring Out Your Market Baskets and Load Up. Sal ice ... . 36-Inch Flowered . Sale price $ Turkish Towels Kincl iy Siik s Premium Writing Fluid. b Regular price $1.50 per quart. §! B 6 for $1.00 $1.00 Yard Sale price dinco” Self Filling Fountain Pen. Not-a-Seed Raisins . . .. 4 pkgs $1.00 | Pink Salmon writes l'l}l’ht. : 3 X 4 ] Sweet Corn 4% K Early June Peas Regular price $1.39. 3 ¥ |H| Choice Head Rice .... - 7 Fancy Pea Beans . . Sale price T k)] Fancy Peaches, No. 21, can . ... 5 Toilet Paper Diagraph Pencils, No. 2. i B s 36-In. Unbleached '. : Re;z‘ula.r price 50c per dozen. N Kiddie Cloth Sheeting - shobeats s Babty Sale price 3 dozen for $1.00 4 1-2 yards for $1 7 yds. for $1.00 § [ |8 Best Creamery BUTTER paf Memorandum Books Complete J§|E : th Filler. Handy pocket sizes. : Best Pure LARD Regular price $1.35 and $1.45. § 40 Inch Dress Voil : She foee BLO0 4 Yards for $1c('10es it s Receipt Cabinet. With printed in- - . and 100 blank cards. : Regular price $1.50. . Curtai 5 Ib 28c | Corned Beef Sale price : Mal'l(l;lli;:tte Indian Head M tb 25¢ | Frankforts ils, 4 yards for $1.00 § § 5 Yards for $1.00 price 75¢ each. L. $1.00 and Woolep