New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 8

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Tomorrow Morning Only '‘'OUR HOUR SALE FROM9to 1 ™ 300 Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats including Banded Sailors d Children’s Hats. Special forSaturday Morning Only Special $1.49 Big Values Included in this Sale we will allow 25 Per Cent. Reductions on | other Trimmed Hats. \, —COME EARLY FOR FIRST CHOICE— JOLDENBLUM MILLINERY CO. 188 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN. What Qur Household Rate for Electric Service Means to You! In the average home you can, with the aid of electricity—— Do an average washing for 2 cents;: Toast 6 slices of bread for 14 cent; Make 6 cups of delicious percolated coffee for 14 cent; Vacuum clean your home daily for 1 cent; Wash dishes at a daily cost of 114 cents; Operate an electric iron for 3 cents per hour; ~ Run a small electric fan for 2 hours for 1 cent; and have many other conveniences and labor- saving household helps at a trifling cost for the current required. All of this is made possible by our new household rate for electric service. Let us explain the full advantages of this rate to you and assist you in modernizing your household equipment. Telephone, write or call at our sales- room today. The Connecticut Light and Power Company THE ELECTRIC STORE. P. S.—If you do not have Electric Service in your home, ask about our easy wiring plan. .| the Champ de Mars and the Bois de CITY ITEMS. May Victor records at Pierce's. —advt. We've already satisfied. many peo- ple during our Smoke Sale on Furni- ture and other Household needs. Let's show you tomorrow. J., Eisenbers, 508 Main St.—advt. A committee of the Ladies’ Ald so- ciety of the Baptist church will hold a food sale Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Rackliffe's store. Ice Boxes at bargain prices—at J. Eisenberg’'s Smoke Sale, 508 Main St. —advt. Come down here tomorrow to our Smoke Sale on Furniture and other Home Furnishings. Everything below cost.” J. Eisenberg, 508 Main St.— advt. May Victor pecords, Henry Morans. —advt. Need a baby carriage? Go to J. Eisenberg’'s Smoke Sale, 508 Main St. —advt. An automobile driven K by Louls Tropasso of 212 Oak street and a bi- cycle ridden by Harry Lindahl of 152 Roxbury collided at the corner of Oak and North strets about 5 o'clock last evening and the boy was thrown from the bicycle. He received cuts on his hands and the bicycle was badly dam- aged. How much value do you place on the appearance of your home? Come down here tomorrow and find the an- swer at our Smoke Sale on Furniture and other home needs. J. Eisenberg, 508 Main St.—advt. Prices below cost! Smoke Sale on Furniture, etc. - J. Eisenberg, 508 Main St.—advt. Victor records for May at Pierce's. —advt. “Angels” by Burr at Henry Morans'. —advt. The C. W. Lines Co. have just re- ceived a car of Fancy Seed Potatoes | from Aroostook County, Maine.—advt. | Victrolas, records at Plerce's. —advt. HOOVER CALLS MEETING Wants Various Opinions About Re- organizing Commerce Department ‘Washington, April *9—Recorganiza- tion of the department of commerce better to meet needs of the industrial and commercial community was the object of a conference called for to- | day by Secretary Hoover with some forty representative business men. The conferees included James A. Farrell of New York and Charles Piez of Chicago; Joseph H. De Frees, of Chicago, president of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce; Alexander Legge of Chicago, and Julius H; Barnes and Irving '!‘ Bush oZ New York. NEW IRISH PROPOSALS ‘EIEEEEEEEEE]IEEEI@E]EEII!ILEIEIEEE]ElE‘E!EEE@EE@E@EEE@E@E@EE@EE@ Ear] of Derby and Sinn Fein Dele- tes Will Hold More Moetings London April 29.—Conversations | between the Earl of Dérby and Sinn | Fein representatives will be resumed ! in a few days when the Earl returns' to Ireland, the London Times said today. He will take no written pro- | posals from the British zovemmentl but will be empowered to speak as/ Premier Lloyd George's accredited | envoy, according to the newspaper. It is understood the object of his mission is to prepare a way to a truce during which it will be possible for elections in southern Ireland to be held. PREPARING FOR OLYMPICS. French People Making Plans to Erect Stadium for 1924 Game. Paris, April 29.—A motion to vote an appropriation of 20,000,000 francs for the purpose of erecting a stadium | in which to hold the 1924 Olympic games, should they be awarded to Paris, will be discussed next week by | the Paris municipal council. The ap- | propriation, it is expected will be yoted by a great majority. The question of a site for the stadium also will be settled. Many have advocated erecting it just outside the Champerett gate in the out: | skirts of the Bols de Boulogne, while | Boulogne itself have been mentioned. TO DEDICATE ARMORY AT ANSONIA ON MAY 6. Ansonia, April 29.—The opening of the new state guard armory in this city has been fixed for Friday evening. | May 6. Governor Lake and staff will be | present with the band of the Fifth regi- ment. Mayor Mead is honorary cap- tain of the company in charge of the opening for which arrangements were expected to be completed at a meeting this afternoon. There will be a short parade, drill and a dance. DESTROYERS ARRIVE. New York, April 20.—Seven destroy- ers, the vanguard of that portion of the Atlantic fleet ordered to New York after the southern manceuvres, arrived ofl| the harbor today, having steamea north after the fleet review off Hamp- ton Roads by President Harding yes- terday. ANNEX TO PRACTICE. The Annex baseball team will hold ‘| a practice tomorrow afternoon at St. Mary's playground. The team is scheduled to open the season Sunday at Meriden, opposing the Schenck nine. LYCEUM THEATER See the Director Directing His Cast. See the Camera Man APRIL 29, 102f. Iill_ 1) IEIIE]EIIEEIEIE IIEIEIIEI YOUR MARKETING IS MADE EASY WHI REASONS WHY. E] PURCHASE HERE. - OUR Low »prich: AW or a ur a SUPERIOR QUALITY WITH OUR RELIABLE GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION ARE THH l » 3 BE SURE : FOR THAT ool THE MOHICAN MARKET 5w QUALITY AND OUR SPECIAL LOWER PRICES§ MEAT HERE Is DISPLAY . THE PLA PURE FOOD ; 367 MAIN STREET PRIME RIBS OF 9:00 TO 11:00 A, M. SMALL LEAN SMOKED 3:00 TO 6:00 P. M. | - @Steak, £ 21c|Shoulders Ib 166 e w100 BEEF e 18 ROASTS BEEF 3 s ROASTS BEEF .... 1b FRESH OUT SMALL RUMP SMALL LEAN - ; LAMB STEW .... ROASTS VEAL ... 1b 256 ROASTING PORK Ib 25 SHOULDER - ¥ ROASTS VEAL .... 1y &8C ;;g;;:DERs .w 184 BREASTS VEAL FRESH CUT 2 PORK CHOPS .... 1b 26 B —_—— FRESH STEWING NATIVE ROAS’HNG 50 c FRESH MADE FOR SATURDAY 5 m,Esfl FRESH MOHICAN CREAMERY , S’I'RICTLY ALL FRESH Butter Ib 44c Eggs doz 29 5 BEST 2 5 NEW PACK ° FRESH SWEET PURE LARWD. ... 2 Ibs C CRISCO < BUTTER .. 15 1b print SNOW WHITE 21 RICH OLD 7 GEM NUT { COMPOUND ... 2 1bs c W. M. CHEESE ... MARGARINE .... DINNER BLEND ABSOLUTELY PURE 25 EARLY J! 2 Ibs C N. B. C. NABISCOS .. pkg 10c CORN STARCH VANILEA SUB, EXT. ... 12c AUNT JEMIMA KARO SYRUP can 12c BUCKWHEAT .. BEST MAINE Potatoes "Lu" FANCY MEATY PRUNES 38 Ibs 21ic | LARGE JUICY LEMONS LARGE FRESH COCOANUTS . . each 9¢ | LARGE FRESH RAISINS ... FRESH NATIVE RHUBARB . . 1 'S¢ | FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS FANCY PIE APPLES gts 15¢c | THIN SKIN GRAPE FRUIT . NEW HALLOWEI DATES . . 1b 20c ' SWEET JUICY ORANGES ... FISH OF ALL KINDS [ WATCH OUR WINDOWS CANNED, SALT, CURED AND FRESH FOR SPECIAL DAIEY ATTRACTIONS = ) ) ) 5 5 5 ) ) ) ) ) e e chk Results Herald -ald Classified Advts A Few Stepém ai Street ~— YOU CAN BUY — Better Meats at Lower Prices CENTRAL MARKE’ 65 EAST MAIN STREET PORK LAMB Lean Genuine PORK LEGS' of LOINS LAMB 25¢ 1b 32¢1b o g Loi / PORK LAMB ROAST CHOPS 25¢ Ib 3%1:" Lean LAMB PORK CHOPS CHOPS g 25¢ 1b 25¢ Ib ! SHOULDER FRESH LAMB SHOULDERS Fine for Roast 17¢ Ib 25¢ b SMOKED Best Fine for Stew SHOULDERS BREAST of 17¢ b LAMB 15¢ Ib Fancy Fresh Cut YOUNG HAMBURG FOWLS Tleeb - 45¢ 1b Fresh Skinback BEE HAMS ACG LI