New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 3

€% BOS Men’s Bath Robes Made from the famous “Beacon” Blanket. A good variety of colors. Special $8 5 00 Each Men’s Night Shirts Made of fine Muslin, o cut. full size, and trim- med with silk frogs. Sizes 15 to 20. $1* $1.75 /) Flannelette Night Shirts and Pajamas The price of Flanelette Gar- ments are much lower than last year. We are offering a large assortment at mew prices. NEW BKIITAIN DAILY HEKALD,FRIDAY, UCIUBER ‘ON STORE MEN’S DEPARTMENT WE ARE SHOWING MANY SPECIAL VALUES IN OUR MEN’S FURNISH- INGS DEPARTMENT, AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. Men’s Shirts A large assortment cf Men’s Negligee Shirts, made of Percale and Madras. $1 .39 to $3 Eachf Neckwear We are showing a large assortment of all Silk Neckwear, in neat combinations. S 98C Each HOSIERY DEPT. Our Fall Line of Hosiery is now coming in; and we are offering new novelities in heather mixture Sport Hose for men, women and children. Ladies’ Heather Mixture Sport Hose with colored silk clock. $2.25 Men’s Heather Mixture Sport Hose part wool. Special 49 ¢ Pair. ! Children’s Heather Mixture All Wool Hose sizes 6 to 10. 89 c Pair. Men’s Fancy Wool Hose extra heavy. A special value at 890 Pair PULLAR & NIVEN AMERICANISM TALK AT K. OF G. BANQUET Yery Rev. Charles J. Lyons I : Principal Speaker 3oy ,“!'h:ql_‘vh-a- we l;ou at that flag which you and T love so well, we will ’; ; really understand that the fed stands chain of history from the empires of Greece and Rome, down through the age of Charlemagne the creatios of the British empire to the birth and growth of his own native land. His wonderful delivery, his perfect enun- ciation, his forceful ekpression and his convincing argument, brought round after round of applause from his ever attentive audience. He began his discourse with Colum- bus, the great man of vision, telling otwt courage and patience, and 1ar e for the nceds of America in the ‘pFesdnt time of social and econo- mic «He spoke of Washing- ton, of Jefferson, of all the great men of Amgrican history who helped to draw up gthe constitution of this ma- this great document he said: ' for sacrifice, the White for truth and tion. “ the blue fer ¥ our. L We bazua tke ®atest republic the " low’man, and all 0% a nation whose | World has ever seen. If you do your i first principles are justice, kindness and/charity.” Thus ended one of the best addresses on Americamism that hag ever been heard here, delivered by e Very Rev. Charles J. Lyons, S.J., of St. Ignatius.church, New York city, at the annual banquet of Daly . Council, No. 12, K. of C., at the Elks’ home last night. About 250 of the members were present as” Father Lyons linked the PRE-WAR PRICES AT - WEEK—6 ACTS National Meat Stores Co. 70 WEST MAIN ST. FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES TO LOWER THAN PRE-WAR LEVELS To keep the cattle ranches, slaughtering and packing plants working to full capacity, the National Meat the largest retailers of meats in America, have inaugurated a campaign to increase their volume of sales and also to increase the number of their employes. Stores Co., duty to vour self, to your home, to your fellowman, your country cannot fail. Do not take a pessimistic view ot life. Study the constitution of the United States, live up to it and you will find it the greatest document ever written. You cannot trifle with fun- damentals. You may interfere with them but you cannot change them. Stand by the constitution and nothing can come to harm it. Stand by the law and you .will be an American citizen worthy of the name.” At the conclusion ef the address, the audience present rose to its feet and applauded for fully five minutes. Truly it may be said of Father Lyons in the ‘words of that great man Theodore Roosevelt, who was his very close prices lower than have been quoted for twenty years. Note our offerings 2000 Ibs of FRESH PORK LOINS 23c . . . Ib LEAN FRESH PORK SHOULDERS LEAN PORK CHOPS 28c ® PRIME RIB ROASTS for Friday and Saturday ! ! b 16c¢c HOME MADE SAUSAGE 28c ® CHOICE NATIVE FOWL friend, “True Americans there are, but none is more so than Father Lyons who is 100 per cent.” The hall was prettily decorated for the occasion with a profusion of Am- erican flags and gaily colored stream- ers. A delicious dinner was served by the cateress, Mrs: John J. Roche of Robert street. Tynan’s orchestra played several selections during the evening, apd vocal selections were rendered by William Reardon and John Sheehan, the popular member of 'the cast of Hoyt's Revue. Assistanty Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods acted as toastmaster and in- troduced the different speakers on the program.. Mayor Curtis, the first to 'speak, congratulated.the K. of C. for their ‘work during thé past war. Hé cited instances of the work of = the order of which he had read and heard and said that he considered it a great honor to be present. John E. Riley, a former local man and during the war director of K. of C. operations in France, told of his experiences in France, Italy, Bel- glum, Holland, Switzerland, England and Ireland, and he kept his audience in a fit. of laughter by the. pleasing anecdotes of his travels. Rev. J. T. Winters gave benediction at the close of the evening’s program and America was sung by the entire gathering as the closing number. The comimittee in charge of the banquet consisted of J. L. Ward, chairman; Rev. W. A. Downey, Rev. J. L. Sullivan, R. Grise, P. Smith, W. Tynan and H. C. Hart. ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED HAMS 27c™® 200 Lean Large SMOKED SHOULDERS 12%/4c b BONELESS POT ROASTS 16c ™ NEXT TO To accomplish this, we a D SMALL LEAN | FRESH HAMS .. RUMPS and LEGS VEAL 28c GIRL IS SHOT BY NEGRO IN BALTIMORE Goucher Student Says Autoist Who Gave Her a Lift Refused to Let Her Leave Car. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 14.—With Yiood streaming from -bullet wounds in her head and body, Marita Lyons, 21 years old, of Glenridge, N. J., a student at Goucher College, stumbled up to several men working on Rogers avenue in the fashionable Green Spring Valley yesterday afternoon and asked for help. She said she had been shot by a ne- gro wio had offered to give her a lift in his automobile while she was walk- :ng along the Reisterstown Road near the Rosewood Institute, where she had gone to attend a case. She is a welfare worker in the Patterson Park Branch of the Family Welfare' Asso- ciation. * When she got into the thachine, she said, the man turned the car and started in a direction opposite to that in which she had been going. When she called to him to stop he refused, she declaved, ad when she attempted to leave the machine he struggled with | her and finally shot her, then driving off and leaving her in he road. The girl is in a serious condition at a hospital in this cty. CITY ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alpert will be* at home for the winter at their apart- Jment in The Lorraine, 1476 Chapel street, New Haven. Mrs. Alpert was formerly Miss Frances Shupack, of this city. The Holy Name society of St. John the ‘Evangelist church will discuss plans for a bazar in November at the meeting tonight. U. S. Marine Band, Fox’s Sunday. | Get tickets now at C. L. Pierce Co.— advt. 5 Overcoats, Connors Halloran.—advt. There will be a meeting of the Par- ents and Teachers’ association of the ‘Smith school this evening. Tonight at the State Armory, Mark Divito Marimba and Melody Orchestra. Concert from,8:30 to 9. Daricing from 9 to midnight.—advt. CONDITIONS ARE SERIOUS. { Great -Shortage of Foodstuffs Causey Suffering in Pueblo. Mexico City, Oct. 14,—Conditions in the city of Pueblo are reported as be- coming more acute. There has been a great shortage of foodstuffs because of the concerted protests against the excessive taxation law recently enact- ed by{ the state legislature. News- ‘papers in that city suspended publica- tion yesterday as a result of a short- age of newsprint paper. State authorities have not indicated any intention to amend the objection- able law and a committee of Pueblo business men who conferred with President; Obregon yesterday ate said to have received no definite promise ot relief: ARIER (RO TRIBUTE TO KNOX. Funeral Services Tomorrow Will Be Held as- Valley Forge. ‘Washington, Oct. 14.—Representa- tives of every department of the gov- ‘ernment and of the diplomatic corps gathered today to pay, tribute to the memory of the late Senator. Philander C. Knox, at services in St. John’s Epis- copal church. Cabinet members, sena- tors and representatives and others prominent in political and professional life were among those in attendance. The services here will be followed by the funeral at the late senator's home at Valley Forge, Pa., on Satur- day. FOX THEATER re selling Quality Meats at b 29cC LOIN VEAL CHOPS 35¢" BEST PRINT BUTTER 48c ® TENDER SHOULDER ROASTS 13, 1YZ1. OSIER For “Our Little Men and Women” Ipswich is knit to actual sizes to provide the fit and comfort that tender little feet require. It's strongest where the wear is hardest — good looking, too, and reasonably priced. [And Ipswich stockings are guar- anteed to satisfy. \Ask your dealer for lpswich Children’s Hose in— Style 33— A 1 x 1 ribbed, heavy-weight cotton stocking. Style 100 — A misses’ fine-ribbed, medium-weight mercerized hose: Boston | MAIN STREET AT PRATT, HARTFORD. ¢ e ¢ (it e 'mmimmuvmtmmflfilmnlnmmmmflltlllllllfln i Chicago | Francisco { Style 150— A misses’ fine-ribbed, medium-weight lisle hose. IPSWICH MILLS IPSWICH =t MASS. Oldest and one of the largest Hosiery Millsin the Uniled Staieg LAWRENCE & CO., Sole.Selling Agents lflf‘iew York St. Louis' | IS 'muummummlu{i | Special Purchase Sale For Satarday. Selling Women’s HIGH SHOES HIGH GRADE QUALITY The point is this—one of the best factories in Lynn was over- stocked on these shoes—to turn them quickly into money our cash offer was accepted and we have the shoes to offer you at prices that scarcely represent the cost of making. These shoes retail regularly from $9.00 to $12.00. For this sale we offer 1500 Pairs at | $5.00 | 500 PAIRS Patent leather, gun metal, Russia calf, gray suede, black kid, low, medium and Louis calf, kid. 300 PAIRS of extra high grade Russia black calf and black Theseé shoes were made for this season’s trade, there are styles for any kind of wear. $7.65 700 PAIRS A special group of as good shoes as money can - buy. Black or tan kid or calf, all , style heels, the best materials and workmanship_ and All Sizes and Widths in Every Group 29c 54 450 - WOMEN’S SHOE SHOP—MAIN FLOOR. LEGS OF GENUINE CHOICE NATIVE SPRING LAMB 32¢c Ib I ROASTING CHICKENS Hear the Marine Band Concert Sunday Afternoon and Evening, Fox’s Theater; Legion Funeral Fund. 18c ® 45¢ Ib benefit of American e For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. 3