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

re 0. 0. P. NOMINATIONS, ‘. 'S sty In | itoh, nming IN TABULATED FORM Big Contest Is in Third Ward— Six Men lor Two Places Lewis W. Lawyer. For Member ot School Board: Er- | mest T. Fromen, E. Clayton Goodwin, Efle G. Kimball For Alderman, First Ward: Cornel, fus J. Dehm, George H. Wells. For Councilman, First Ward: Harry P. Battey, Herbert A. Brann, Howard ' | I For Selectmen: Arvid H. Nero, { | wash | 8. Hart, Benton Charles Morey. Py dace For Councilman, Second Ward: Ar- thur .G. Crusberg, Albert F. Eich- staedt, Willlam F. Roy. | For Alderman, Third Ward: F. R. | Gilpatrie. For Councilman, Third Ward: George B. A. Baker, Leon M. Jones, ¥rederick A. Murphy, Maxwell 8. Por- ter, Harry U. Thompson, Howard A. Timbrell. Councilman, Fourth Ward: Frank Em- | O. Carlson, Edward W. Peterson. - ‘ Councilman, \ Fourth Ward (to fill vacancy): Norman J. McKirdy. Alderman, Fifth Ward: Peter J. Pajerosk\. Counecilinen, Fifth Ward: P. Knowles, Francis Korytks. ! Councilmen, Sixth Ward: Roder- ick J. Dixon, Martin H. Horwitz. CITY ITEMS. Victrolas and records. Henry Morans’ ~—advt. - Judgment for the plaintiff has been awarded to recover $304.04 In the ! case of Samuel . Welinsky againat Ercole Santl. Arthur Yeddon Has been granted a | jJudgment of $8 and costs, $8.41, i aga'nst James R. Halloran in the city { court. I The annual banquet of New Britain lodge, B. P. O, E.,, was held last night. The ex-servicemen were the guests and were given card cases as testi. monials. Herbert A In the case of the Bankers' Com- mercial Security company against the Incorporatel Proluce company, judg- ¥ ment has been granted the defendant to recover costs. Easter Victor records—C. L. Pierce & Co.—Advt. feder S New Britain your preferences are you anticipated at $5 to $15 Ql; Types. Graceful qut in thente and gh class productions ght Velours, Polo Cloth and > new Springtime colorings 94 $4.98 $7.98 "onderf ully gttractive ver- KNOW HIM? Evidently H. Dayton Humphrey's goatec i3 a familiar sight about tha city. Thirty-three people rightly placed it as belonging to him after they had seen the silhouette in last evening’s Herald, but two other goatee adorned faces were mentioned sever- al times. Those were the property of A. Buol, president of the ¢hamber of commerce, and Dr. J. M. Walsh. Charles Karalis, of the Victory Lunch, is awarded the prize for guessing cor- rectly. He may collect one dollar at The Herald office. Those who were right, besides Mr. Karalls, were Bessie Drummond, Richard Becbe, Thos. Evans, Theresa Nulty, Paul Wackelin, Joseph Ond- rick, H. W. Robert, Charles R. Cov- ert, Frank Johnson, Mabel Bloom- quist, E. S. Mitchell, H. Kincaid, H. Mullin, Margaret Geary, Wilton Beach, Eddy Read, H. S. Pieffer, John Cianci, Israel Lipman, Cornein Reeed, Thomas Newman, H. H. Mitchell, Wm. Rickert, H. P. Battey, Bernard Le Witt, L. V. Oliver, Edward Gour- son, Herbert Nelscn, Rita Crowley, M. A. Holbrook, Walter Norkie and S. Koplowitz. These names are not mentioned in the order of their re- ceipt, merely taken as they came, after the prize winner had been found. For the ladies we have chosen the silhouette of a man who is in a busi- ness that sells to aspiring young swains items that aid them in press- ing thefr suits. Not diamonds, oh no, things that come before such jewels —and come afterwards too—some- times. It being ladies’ night tonight we thought that his selection might be particularly apt. Look him over, folks, know him? Remember that we are going to consider the guesses of the ladies first tonight. To one of the gentler sex will go the prize, providing there is at NOTICE! The Low Prices on Quality Meats at Central Market 65 EAST MAI\’ STREET Guamnteed gtnctly Fl*esh i Eggs 29cdoz. Top Round Roast . ... n 22¢ Choice Lean Skinback Hams 25c Ib. Hams 32cIb. w 27¢ | Lean Smoked B n Smo lblscl Shoulders . Lean Fresh Shoulders 16¢ lb s .Cholce Young ¥ . 1b 50 I Fowls .. Fresh Cut Lean HAMBURG Genuine Legs est Cured A Few Steps From Main Street lSu = 32¢ | Domino Granulated For Roast 1b Small Lean Sugar Cilre('i Best Cuts Prime Rib 25c¢ 1b. Lean Pork | o 16° | "Rl w 25¢ Round Steak Loin Lamb Cheps . gar Y9c lb. Young Nat. Veal 2 sc Sliced Ham 1 39°€ least one that correctly *“spots’ the owner of the face. The.first correct guess received at The Herald ,office will be given the price of one dollar. Now guess. A. G. HAWKER WITHDRAWS. A. G. Hawker has withdrawn from Announcing a Very Important Unusual Event ' Sale of Fifty Spring Suits For Women and: Misses % candidacy in the sixth ward to make place for R. J. Dixon who will be one of the republican nominees for He will have as his run- ning mate, Martin Horwitz. IRISH DRIVE PROGRESSES. About $4,000 has been raised to- the Iward the $30,000 quota set for | Irish Relief fund in this city. A meet- |ing to stimulate interest in the drive In the | will be held Sunday evening at the fifth ward, Peter J. Pajewskl, Francis { Grammar school auditorium with Kortyka and Herbert Knowles will [Miss Adele O'Conor of New York be the republican candidates. city as speaker. if Not to Say New | 1 . ULLE) A Few ¢ Our Man Saturday\ Specials Women'’s Aprons 49c. Bungal Women's and Miss Blue Serge Middy Blo es $1.59. Boys’ Unionalls, boj blue and khaki colq “just like dad’s” 75¢c. Children’s Hose Su porters, all sizes, 3 p for 25¢c. Rust Proof Hooks Eyes, two dozen ond card, all sizes, 4c a ca 7 cards for 25c. Clinton Safety Pin: dozen for 25c. American made ‘s finish Crochet Cott 3 15c¢ balls for 25¢c. Every day is bargain in our Bargain Basem Besse-Leland Always > !\Iore Value for Less Moni If you have tried Specialist § practors, Osteopaths or natured with no results then try my ments for a complete cure. Wg people and families are treate $1.50 per treatment until cured Electric treatments of all Electric light baths and all fo the violet ray machine trea! arc given without additional Private woman’s treating room lady in charge, 9 a. m. to § Open evenings. DR. COOM practor, 252 Main St., Phone Natureopathic Physician and NOTICE —We Wash and Polish We sell cars on consignmen bring your car around and let sell it for. you. HONEYMAN'’S GARA 139 Arch Street. C. 6. CONN—LTD.! BAND AND ORCHESTRA | INSTRUMENTS o Saxophones, D! 2 and rums Banj Repaired, JAS. W. TYNAN, Agent. 68 Black Rock Avenue,