New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 2

CTURE ZZLES kinds [N Prices. "fii ething to p the children sed. given as school. tionery artment THE on Drug Store = 71 Main Street. FREE llultlm rehase o e subjects lished in T cert Roy W qlmn machi trical; Keeplag the Body Young. fall Straws .50-$4-$5 Bankoks Leghorns Splits Bamboo Fancy Braids foung Man! ALD SQUARE"” $6.00 little model with an Il brim and broad ry smart. pn’s Sensation PUSIN JACK” $4.00 shape with a very band. FThe real big the season. T . Horgfull empany ITEMS nd records. Henry Morans'. ferrara, famous violinist, nday, 29th. Tickets at o Store.—advt and records at Plerce's AYTIME |MEN WILL RECEIVE TRADE. DIPLOMAS Class of 34 to Be Graduated Thirty-four Instruction certificates on Tuesday eve- ning, May 31, Trade school men in the conducted during the year at the Trade For the training centers have been conducted | by the state board of ed purpose of training tradesmen in the theory of teaching, men to become instructors in voc under the general Herman S Britain Trade school following cates on next Anderson, . drafting; E Lawrence E. Cushing, elec HULTQUIST BROS., Are at Your Service with a First-Class Repair Shop. ready RADIATORS and Auto Bodies and Fe 101 Arcl RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN: 127 Main St.- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1 Joseph Donla ! drafting; William 3.+Dougherty, v 4 machine ; Falk, machine; machine: John Fors, machine; E. Fmbush, drafting J M. Ginus, machite; William M. Grouth, machine, William Groth, machine; Thomas Harzroves, pattern; Walter S. Herdlein, machine; Henry A. Howard, machine: leon Jackson, machine; Harold King, machine: Raymond Leon- 1:.m, machine: Arthur Whalan, rafting; Walter Murph erteral edu- cation; William Murph machine; James Robinson, printing; Howard B. Smith, general education: Charleg D. | Street, machine; Fred Sunburn, ma- chine; Ralph Vrendenburg, William Wald, drafti Wildon, general edu F. J. Trinder, vocational education, Next Tuesday men will receive trade at the New Britain § The certificates are being a result of the work of the teacher training te supervisor lanse will address past BIBLE CONE year teacher ation for the | Semi-Annua! Session Opens manuel Church Tomorrow, The semi-annual Bible and Mis- sionary conference of the Emmanuel el church, sernacle, Franklin quare, will be heid Saturday, S and Monday at Em- thus fitting shop jonal | The centers have been es eight cities and towns and all | supervision of director of the New Hall, men will receive Tuesday trade, machine ; the ingz machine; Peter W M ‘ampbell ev at 2:30 p. m \l.-v lay opening se f ) p. m. and 7 » are all-day services w for noon and Among tha speakers will Adams, Iln)lh. time luncheon, “Save the surface and you saVe &% Rt vicnif Prepared in Natural Varnish, also with stain combined, giving beautiful imitations of all the hard woods, such as Cherry, Wainut, Mahogany, Lt. O Ok. Oak, Golden Oak, Rosewood, Shows The Grain of the Wood IT IS TOUGH — WATERPROOF — DURABLE . CARMOTE FLOOR VARNISH It is a wonderful finish for Floors, Chairs, Tables, Window Sashes. Bookcases, Desks and all other interior wood-work Ask For Color Card John Boyle Co. [— 1 O7‘Arch' Street to REPAIR all New Cores. Dents and Jams Removed from lers. Tanks apd Muftlers Repaired. h Street, and see our handiwork. — Phone 1326.3. Phone 1409-2 Opposite Arch St. Sole Agents In New Britain For Cossals Boned throughout with mig'/'.t[/bane Because of MIGHTYBONE'S slender, supple strength, it is never necessary 1o overbe AMERICAN LADY CORSETS. They skilfully Notice window, 1921, v. James R. Morris of Passaic, Richard Starr of New Margaret Seouten, Miss Whitaker, Pastor Landis of Emmanuel, Assistant Pastor Michael . Maietta, and others. The singing will be conducted by Samuel Bhul, Springfield, Mass. The subjects that will be taken up cover Bible foundamentals, efficiency in soul winning, *Startling Signs of the King's Approach,” missionary topics, and consecration to the full will of God. An asscrtment of some of the latest itings on Bible topics will ba provide Judge Emma son of this city, who lives in Derby. 1913. burgh, N. They GOLFING MONDAY Teams composed of club lnon]berfl will take part in a golf tourney at the Shuttle Meadow links Decoration Day, the winners to be the guests of the losers at a dinner in the evening. Golfers” lunch will be served during the noon hour. From 8 to 12 o'clock in the evening a supper dance will be held. | | | VOGEL-RUFLETH WEDDING Walter Vogel of this city and Miss Hilda Rufleth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rufleth of 53 Pearl street, Meriden, were married yesterday aft- erngon at the home of the bride by Rev. 8. F. Glaser, pastor of St. Joh Gerfnan Lutheran church of that ci They were attended by Michael Rich- ter ef this city and Miss Laura Ruf- leth, sister of the bride. They plan . to ‘make their home at 25 CIliff street | this city. PAINTS, HUBBY GIVEN “K. p.” Island City Man Must Help ‘Wife, Judge Rules. New York, May 27.—George Wat- son, bnce a railroad detective and now out of a job, today began serving his sentence of one week's duty about the house with a white apron about his neck, with Mrs. Watson as boss. Mrs. Watson complained in a Long Island City court that her husband remained out late at night and *“made a lot of trouble around the house.” Magistrate John Kochendorfer speci- fied the kitchen police detail as a cure with a workhouse sentence as an al- ternative. . SPECIAL Long Another List * of Specials For Saturday. Remember We Handle Highest Quality Be Lowe.sL WILKINSON DIVORCE. Haines granted a divorce vesterday to Nellie Lameron Wilkin- from Ira Wilkinson, She charged her husband with desertion on August 1, were married at New- ., in April, 1898. ‘Wonderful the Food Pro- ducts and Guarantee Price to ;claims that she had trouble with her husband before the desertion on ac- other women. this newspaper by She also” telephone 925. VARNISHES and New Britain, Conn. count of his alleged relations WALL PAPERS for Every Purpose See Our New Cut Out Borders THE. JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS GLASS, PUTTY. BRUSHES WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, 3—5 FRANKLIN lSQ. Store Closed All Day Monday Do Your Sh opping Saturday For Monday 2,000 LB LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS 16¢c b CcUTS OF PRIME RIB ROASTS OF OPPOSITE E.MAIN ST. Fresh Made Butter] -Strictly Fresh in prints, all brands| Guaranteed Eggs 39¢c 31c dozen All Day Special DOMINO SUGAR in packages _ With Other Purchases 7c b FRESH PORK to roast s 23¢c b 2 Fresh Ground HAMBURG 21 16¢ 1b LARD Special 7 to 9 A. POT ROAST of BEEF Full Cream CHEESE 27¢ All Day Special ib 25¢ M Best Cuts Prime Beef ROUND and SIRLOIN STEAKS 35¢ b Sugar Cured BACON 25¢ b with MARCH 1 PAPER WANTED. Anyone having a copy of the Her- | ald of March 1 would greatly oblige calling this office, ; SPRING PAINTING Better Materials Insure Longer Protection We Sell Better BTO. BARGAINS |} Get Tliat Straw Today The weather is here— the Hats are ready-—no : excuse for putting it-off. | We are showing t new shapes, new straws, new weaves, all measur-' ing up to our highest standards of quality. Wide bands, narrow brims, the season’s lat- est; made to fit the head and features of - the young man. Medium the more pan. THIS IS STRAW HAT TIME. SELECT ONE AT YOUR OWN. PRICE. STRAWS $2.50 to $5.00 PANAMAS, LEGHORNS, . BANGKOKS $4.00 to 57.00. Connecticui Hat Company The Arcade. We carry a very com- ' plete line of Traveling ! Bags and Suit Cases. shapes-—for consefvative 3 x L. ZELDES | IS BUYING ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,; Also, Sccond Hand Men’s Clo 116 West St Tel. 63 Efficlency Office Phone 2314-3 Da\- and Night Housc Phone 2314-3) D’ESOPO & ROPER FUNERAL HOME - 123 OAK STREET,’ NEW BRITAIN, CONN. CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS~ hite Buek Sport Oxfords umps, $4.95. The 8 W advt flummerfeldt, for tho rs in charge of the plan rent at the New Beitain pany, will 1 next s former home at Cleve ore he has accepted a re wition r awning order now & & Decorating Co Lean Plate Beef Prime Shoulder Steak .. .. Sliced Beef Liver Sugar Cured Corned Beef .. Solid Lean Corned Beef Choice Chops Fresh Spare Ribs Corned Spare Ribs Pure Pork Link Sausages . Perk Feet and Kiduneys Short Cut Legs Choice Roasts Choice Chops ...... Veal For Stew ane i 267 Chapman Street Tel. 755-12 l Estimates checrfully given on all jobu Confirmation Photagraphs? - ARI:ADE STUDID, of cuurse' That you may be certain of lasting satisfaction and maximum Corset ¥ omy —look for the MIGHTYBONE tag and the AMERI- CAN LADY signatarc on the model you select. We are models of Coutil and Brocade — priced fromr $2.00 (0 $7.00. showing Wosbem - BEEF PORK - VEAL LAMB BEST FRANK- I ve Lot Our Corsetiere Give You a Trial Fitting. ALL OUR TRICO SUTTS AT G ATLY REDUCED PRIC The Fresh -advt draw your figure into its natural lines of youthful grace and charm. Eastern ‘Vlllk CHAS. DILLON & CO. Charles Dillon E. H. Dillon HARTFORD “‘“e Legs Choice Chops Boneless Roasts Lamb for Stewing Forequarters HONEY- . I Genuine FROCKS FOR GRADUATION AND CLASS DAY. LOVELY WHITE MILLINERY IN YOUTHFUL DESIGNS. Smart Summer Millinery and Clothes for Spring SLICED HAM 42¢ M SKIN- BACKED FOWLS HAMS m 26c b E3 Large Juicy ORANGES 27¢ dozen FRESH I At Axelrod’s stands for both re- liable service and reasonable prices —at both stores—- Axelrod’s Drug Store 408 Main Street FORTS 20¢ I m YED : T SALT COMB TRIPE Sk 2 m MILK 16c 1 15¢ 59¢ 25¢ Large Juicy GRAPE FRUITS 4 for 25¢ NEW TABBAGE 5¢c b LARGE JAR JAMS 200 PRUNES Large Juicy BANANAS 28¢ dozen HOUSE OF GOOD AND GOOD BAKED WEET GOODS, STRIN BEAN m 15¢ Qt TALL COMET RICE PINK 1 kg 10c e TOMATOES 18¢ TTUCE 16c pk hds 25¢ FANCY TOMATOES 3 cans 29¢ OUR DISPLAY OUR GOODIES US MAKE YOUR DDING CAKE, B l every day and Memorial Day wear, Bridal and Confirmation Veilings, Flowers and MILK cans 23¢ SALMON m 3 m 2 2 EVAP- ORATED AMERICAN BRIN o