New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1921, Page 2

Ice Cream Soda|' hecoming more popular daily. The e lingers and you wish for more we are never so rushed but what can take the time to serve your k properly in a sterilized glass b'll find our drinks are all, and { e, than we claim for them. THE ckinson Drug Store 169-171 Main Street. Smart Lightweight Waistcoats worsteds \’ Novelty-woven xtr 1 modish 3-button, styles—in bot- ouble-breasted | $7.50 ‘ | { | Single breasted models in tan n, sage. blue, gre and green—some In plain colors and bthers with neat silk figured pffects, $0.00 to $9.00. c——————————— The . 'l’ulnfl‘lot@félj Eompany 03 Asylum Street, Hartford, “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” CITY ITEMS /ictrolas and record. Henry Morans' vt { t the regular meeting of the Mar- Chapter, O. B to be held 0 o'clock, the degree will be » class of candi- afternoon social ‘ irsday eveni eon of the ferred on a 8. The re be held at t serves you right to son was born Saturday to Mr . Mrx, Edward Smith of Los geles, Cal,, Mr, Smith was former- af New RBritiin and is connected I, the Goodyear Wire and Rubber 30 o'clock. Elk's Grill Fhyeo cases of diphtheria o of scariet fover ¥Antne térday and one placed In health department were by the AV "OR CONVENTION. ecretary Ray L. Makin of the loeal niher ot Commerce, left this rning for Atlantie City where ha | attend the ninth annual conven- of the Chamber of Commerce. It 1 eontinue . until Friday of this k aughton’s Bake Shop Try Our Raisin Pound Cake Ralsed Loar Cake ¢ Sponge Cake ut Sponge Square a loaf 25¢ Thros-Layer Chocolate Main Cake . Whipped Cream and Mocha CAD COUNTERS HAVE: Wheant Bread | ot Wheat Bread .. .. at Bread 2 at ® Bread sesees AB e Bread at STOP AT 13¢ oc 15¢ 13¢ e Large NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Judging The Subject The Cocon Bean was candidate For really great promotio: “And is he sound?" the m: Inquired with real emotion; The lawyer said, ‘“The best I've seen’” And thus the judge decided: ““Then Baker gets the Cocon Bean, Thus has our law provided."” Baker's Certified Flavor- ing Extracts are sold by ull grocers who care On request we wiil send washabic, *108 Sensi- you our norel, Ioose-leaf folder, ble Recipes.” BAKER EXTRACT CO. Established 1579 Springfield, Mass. Pa harps about moderation, but there's nothin’ doing when Im eating PosT Emm— ! be held { with luncheon Hymn | Hymn & MISSIONARY WOMEN WILL GATHER HERE Congregational Union Will Begin \il- Day Session at South Church Tomorrow at 2:30 A, M. The thir'y-fifth ann the Woman's Congregaticn Home Missionary anion of Connevtien: wiii at the South-chirch tomm will ion, tae * row It am follows Opening. . 2. 4/ “Oh, Worship Warren 8. Archibald . Meeting o Year's Worl Executive Committec mary Lducation 3 Mrs. nstruction Units. ) iation Work. . 7 Verses 1 Immortal Pra report of the Nominating ommittee ....Mrs. W. H. Phipps | Clection of Officers. ‘rayer of. Consec od, rtion. . Mrs. Phipps | 10:45, Address “Rronchos and Fords on the Missionary Fron- ter't’ L ouank James F. Walk Hymn 465, O, Beautiful, My Coun- “The Open Win d the Unlatched Door™ v. W. Knighton Bloom, D.D. 3, Verses 1, 4, 5, “Oh, Zion Adjournment 11:50. Afternoon Scssion 1:30. the Chapel Illustrated Lecture olving the Japanese Problem! o Rev. George L. <ady, D.D. In the Church. Verses 1, 2. God, the Dawn Is Br Scripture Reading and Pr tev. James he Last West . Y ..Rev. Frank E. Henry Hymn 466, “O, Beautiful for Spac- joua Skies."" Offering for our Fields of Work. “Saints of tening"* .o .o Walker Address € The“smack’ $§ and aroma of costly SUPURIEERIE ) BN i oy A bl L AN a3 ooy IR - O Ry O N AT R ot v 1% 440 Amsbam s s 1 R P A St £+ & Ay o mmia il ot B ble \)'d can'’t ’1 | Hymn 3 b e Sold and Guaran TUESDAY, 192y. APRIL 26, TR S L The Old Relizble” Coldwell and Great American " LawnMowers teed By Us For a Quarter of a Century HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE Address: Ame “Home Burton, D.D. ry's Voice Is Pleading ! Prayer and Benediction .. .. Rev. George W. BUSINESS IMPROVING Corporation Have ' Commenced Operating on a Full Time Bz Business conditions at the Corbin Screw division the American Hard- ware corporation are taking hopeful aspect, and as a result thre; of the large departments yesterday commenced operations on a full time basis, viz 55 hours a week. George P. Spear, manager of the plant con- firmed the report, and said that In- creases are being ing forces in these partments. e i 3 ™ e by Y sy oy e ety Mo gy rar WAL M ] —plus the Burley and on a o to the work- ' 336 MAIN STREET BIC Irving W. R. L, with fine wew dwdlling house in the | Flanders district of Southington to Adolf and lie Bobecka, through the Camp Real Estate company. Th2 farm is one of the finest locations i west of Shuttle Meadow Mountain. Hazel T. Knock sold through the Camp Real Estata company, & one- family house 0. 21 So ritt street, to derick L. RM IS SOLD. nith of Woonsocket, sold today an eighty-acre farm Perry. —ATTACHED. 242 Hartford nue reported to the police yesterday David Pertan of afterncon that his Overland touring ar, had been stolen. An investiga- tion revealed the fact that Constable | George A. Stark had attached the car for alleged non-payment of rent amounting to $80. Lawyer David L. Nair yvesterday and is ity court at its next s A Ay 2 LY AN B other choice {f Domestic ‘Tobaccos 3 -plus the L AR e A be freshness made possible by an air-tight: - 8 package copied / 4 This is just to remind you that sometimes young ladies judge a man by the kind of candy he bring The Kibbe Buffet Box has the approval of the most fastidious—and leaves a memory of delight that is not-soon forgotten. The chocolate coatings are of double thickness, rich and smooth. The cen- ters are specially selecteq for particular people. The box also contains. Jordan almonds, sweet-cream caramels and delicious preserved ginger. Kibbe Chocolates are dipped with silver tongs—no hand or even a finger touches them. Your dealer, doubtless carries them in many assortments, as well as Kibbe Social Whirls, Cocoanut Cream Bars, Nu Venetians, Pure Sugar Patties: Ask for Kibbe's lz. name. Kibbe's, Springfield, Mass. Quickesults---Herald Classified A SPRING PAINTIN Bettef Materials Insure Longer Protection We SellfBetter : PAINTS, VARNISHES and" WALLPAPER for Every:Pur.pose See Our New Cut Out Borders THE JOHN BOYLE COMPA! Wholesale and Retail Dealers in : PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS GLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES WALL PAPER, RQOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ." New Britain, Conn. CHAS. DILLON & C( Charles Dillon E.H. D Beautiful Millinery‘ Greatly Reduced! TRIMMED HATS $25.00 and $30.00 values. = Spepially priced 3 It would be hard to imagine m more beautiful showing Millinery with designs for every occasion and trimmings that brace everything that is new and original. Our $15.00 Hats, now Our $10.00 Hats, Now ~ SATLOR HATS Grosgrain and = GUEgM SPORT HATS ' Of ribbon, ribbon and' hemp, and other attractive conibina- bands smartly trim these tion, $3.95 to $12.00. - all the new shades, $1.45 g 5 FUR CHOKERS! Just the thing to add the chic Youch to the costume. Squirrel 3 $7.75, $8.50 and_ Mink .. $14.95, $19.00 a