New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 3

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, OCITOBER 21, BOSTON STORE THOMSON’S No. 2112 is a Corset for full figures. No. 2412 is an elastic top Corset in flesh color. Very desirable. No. 221 is.a cofr;fbrtable Corset in flesh color only. No. 424 Grand Duchess Elastic top Specially adapted » to the full figure. ’ ) CORSETS Here is list of the most popular numbers in our stock. 'From the best manufacturers in the country. W.B. No. 59 i is a very desirable elastic top Lorset. No. 344 is a brocaded Corset in flesh color.. Very desirable. 305 ar].d 306- Are medium bust Corset Very popular numbers. R.&G. C 172 is a front lace in flesh and white No. 592 Is an elastic girdle. - A. A. 626 . Double strength. “ For full figures. *580 and 350 For school girls. Bon-Ton dpmets % No. 826 ¢ For flesh figures. Medium skirt. No 831 Semi-rubber top. - No. 600 Abdominal Reducing Band. : .. No. 526 For fleshy, figures. medium bust long skirt. , PULLAR & NIVEN CITY ITEMS See them! That's we ask! . You can’t go wrong—$35.00 Sults Wilson's—advt. Troop No. 19 of the Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in St. Joseph's parish hall. fcout Master £ o nw ending trend of symptems ¢ irritability, —mlmlflnc.dllmrb‘d . digestion. headaches. pains across the back, etc. Fither go back to nature or take organic iron —Nuxated Iron—to help enrich your biood and v revitaiize your wornout. usted nerves. Over " 4.0%0.000 people annually are using it. Nmnq acdron jescid by Al druggiete.. . .| Catheriné Lapenta, of Shultus ®lace, George Talbot has many matters of importance to discuss and all mem- bers are requested to be present. The Rev. J. Leo Sullivan of St. Joseph's church is visiting with his félks in Waterbury today. At the State Armory tonight, Bat- tle of Music between Mark-DiVito Marimba and Melgdy = Orchestra of Waterbury and ittstein's Novelty Orch. of New Haven.—advt. # ! The, New Britain Rifle club will meet this evening to start gqualifica- tions for the regular winter shoots, This; (wjll, be the team to represent the cfty | the Nutmeg Rifle league. 1,3, Hughes of ‘this city and Gow{ miith of Wethersfleld avenue, mrmsr« were married in the’ capital tober 11. Dpampinic. Fram- | bdino ot ‘Oak” street ‘this, city and Hartford, were also married in that city on September 21. There will be a caléngar social at the Methodist church “parlors this evening at 8 o’clock, Jogeph Uttenweiler” of Toronto, Canada, is the guest of his dunt, Miss Mary Hahn of 249 Fairview street.i , REGISTRARS ARE BUSY. Finding Much Difficulty in the Enroll- ment of the Women. ° - The registrars of the city find. that | some women are making it very un- pleasant for them and their assisfants in the enrollment of names for the personal tax list. They are encounter- ing many unpleasant -experiendes in their rounds of the city, because the wdmen consider some of the ques- tions that are being asked of them entirely too personal, and accordjng to the registrars, they are not back- ward in saying so. Some of them are trying to .revive the spirit of the old jAmazons in offering even personal violence to :the inquisitors, but thus far only cases of severe tongue lash- ings have been reported. According to T. J. Smith, these make it unpleas- ant enough without Bny actual battle taking place. There will be about 3,000 men less this yeatf than last, on account of the number of people who have left for the old country, The exodus of the Spahish colony which numbered about 2,500 last year, has been very great, there being only 300 of them in the city about the present time. _"Desplt'e 'q’ilr Low Prices we handle nothing bat the hlghest quality: at GENUINE . SPRING LAMB 32¢ Ib. PURE LARD 2 Ibs. 27¢ 63 Main Connecticut Market St. Telephone 621 Opposite South Church SPECIAL 9-12a. m. FRESH CHOPPED -STEAK 2 Ibs. 25¢ OXFORD SAUSAGES 25¢ 1b. Mr. J. P. Sweeney is the Manager of Our Meat Department . 18¢c Ib. Short, Sirloin, Porterhouse "35c Ib. Smnll Fresh Soulders 16c Ib. Lean Fresh Plate ... Cottage Ham Sliced Bacon Frankfurts, Bologna 18c Ib. Wedgewood Butter 44c Ib. Small Smoked Shoulders Sweet Potatoes. . Salt Pork Swift’s Premium Boiled H 55¢c Ib 5 Ibs. 21c Liverwurst . .. Se]ected Eggs .... 37c doz. 'SPECIAL SALE ON PROCTER GAMBLE PRODUCTS IVORY SOAP—TOILET SIZE BATH SIZE LAUNDRY P. & G. WHITEsNAPTHA SOAP Corn a Pork and Beans. .3 cans 25¢ - Pumpkins, large can. .. Asparagus, large can. .. Sliced Cling Peaches, .15¢ ° Bc STAR SOAP, large STAR NAPTHA POWDER IVORY FLAKES LENOX SOAP CR\ISCO Pineapple, Fresh Roasted Coffee 23c Ib Cocda 2 Ibs. 15¢ Fancy Mi: Tea...28¢c Ib. Ketchup 3 bottles 25¢ American Sardines 6 cans 21c Pure Olive Oil .... $3 gal Vanilla Extract. .. .12c bot. Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs. 25¢ .Corn Flakes . . 10c pkg. Oatmeal ... 10c pkg. Grape Nuts 17c pkg. Teco Pancake Flour 11c pkg Comet Rice. ...3 pkgs. 27c Pure Horseradish. . 15c bot. Royal Lunch Crncker; || immediately. —{/BIG REVUE T0 B ment Here in November The committee on arrangements for the mammoth entertainment which is to be staged here the latter part of November, by Daly Council, K. of C., met last evening at the club rooms on Franklin Square. Plans were made and committees to arrange the details of the affair were appointed. P. S. committee, Gerald Coholan, secretary and P. F. King, treasurer. To Get Entertainers. The entertainment is going to be Revue,” and will be a festival of en- tertainment. Mr. McMahon will leave for New York in a few days to arrange for ths appearance here of some of the great celebritieg of the stage and screen. He hasjhad much experience in the booking of acts, and has many friends in the theatrical business in New York, and he is hopeful of bring- ing to New Britain, persons from the stage and screen whose names are common by-words in household, the wofld over. It is go- ing to be held, possibly, at the State armory. The Program will be ready for publication in about two weeks and many suPprises are in store for the publie. 1 Prize For Slogan. <Romeo Grise; George K. Talbott, Joseph Ryan and John Curtin have been chosen as the slogan committee. They ate going to offer a prize of $5 in gold for the best slogan among the school children of the city. They will visit the proper officials to explain the- conditions of the contest and the ob- ject of it. The slogan will be one which ‘the. Knights of Columbus will use in their work on this big night they are planning to have. The pro- ceeds of the ertertainment will be put into the building fund, and in order to arouse the enthusiasm of the ity for high class affairs such as they are intending’ to foster, the gontest has The suggestions are to be mailed to the “‘Slogan Committee, K. of C.. Home, Franklin, Square, City,” and will start The suggestions of all th® members of Daly Council arg sought also by the committee, and any slogans they might have in mind, are welcomé. This will not affect the con- test among the school children and if utsida, of those submitted by the school children, is the one to be used, the prize will be ‘awarded just the same. The gommittee will meet again the early part of next week when it is hoped that all' the preliminaries will be settled, agd ‘work will be started in. preparation for €he night of the revue. " T R, Paste dtamonda \are _made of lead !lu DERBY DAYS ARE HERE Autumn Days with © a snap and a tang in % the air bring with } them THE DERBY For Business— For Dress For Every Occasion THE DERBY OUR OWN: $3.00 $3.50, $4.00 STETSON: $7.00 Connecticut Hat Co. THE ARCADE WATCH FOR THE —SSFOX”— STAGED HERE SOON| K.oiC.to Hold Big Entertain- McMahon was chosen chairman of the | known as the “Knights of Columbus | almost every | been suggested, and the prize offered.. the committge decldes that a slogan, |, These wonderful | 1921, Another Great Satfirday St More wonderful millinery bargains await you here tomorrow. Hundreds took 'advantage of our special Saturday Sale last week. and Hun- dreds more will do so tomorrow. Be one of the lucky ones to buy a hew Hat at les§ than cost. Trimmed Hats A beauiful display of millinery marked - less than cost. ~Special $3.98. TRIMMED HATS Hatters Plush Sailors Here are the very 'newest in Hats. Beau- tifully trimmed in a variety of desired col- ors. Actual value $10. We offer them special tomorrow-at half price. $ Matrons’ Hats $2.98 = Values from $5.00 up. Sport Hats $1.49 -Made to sell at more than twice this amount. The Best Values _m_ 188 MAIN ST., . NEW BRIT‘AIN A splendid display of these very desirable Hats values from $5 $. up. Spec1a1 tomorrow at half price. Feather Hats A pleasing variety $2.98 -High School Hats $1.49 Goldenblum Millinery Co. Y.M.C. A BLDG. Children’s Hats Special tomorrow $1.98 ¥ Children’s Beavers Many rare bargains from $2.98 Hats of Rare Beauty Newest for ‘Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts.' BIGGER VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE FOR SATURDAY AT Tto12 A. M.| &4 SIRLOIN, SHORT and PORTER- ! HOUSE STEAKS 18clkf Lean Smoked SHOULDERS 13c b STRICTLY FRESH EASTERN PRIME TOP WESTERN MILK FED NATIVE \' LAMB: GENUINE SPRING Best BUTTER EGGS in prints 38¢” dozen 52c¢ 1b Domino Syrup 10c can Bleaching Water,12c bot Rice in packages 10c ib Evaporated Milk 10c can Fancy Peas and 2 cans 25¢ Yellow glebe TURNIPS 35¢ peck Selected Native POTATOES 40c peck 2,000 1b Sugar Cured BACON PUBL| "MARKET = REsTHE-FPEOFLE SHOP ~ %3 E MAIN ST OPPOSITE E.MAINGT — ALL DAY MONEY SAVING SPECIALS — 25¢ 1b EEF EAL Whole Milk CHEESE 28¢c 1h 5 1h Tall Pink Salmon 2 cans <etchup . . 2 bottles 25¢ LE | Large Ripe CABBAGE | B NANAS 3c Ib 18¢ dozen Milk Fed Roasting FOWLS 40c 1o ‘Choice e; Sugar Cured CORNED BEEF Fresh Hams Fresh’ Shoulders . Sausages Fresh Spare Ribs . Lean Pot Roasts . Fresh Hamburg 2 Ib 25¢ Top Round Roasts 25¢ Ib Lean Boiling Beef Sc¢ Ih Shoulder Steak ... 18¢ b Choice Roasts .... 18¢ Ib Choice Chops .... 25¢ Ib Stewing Veal ..... 12¢ 1b Short Cut Legs....15¢ 1b Veal For Pot Pie .. 8¢ Ib Chonce Chops . Boneless Roasts .. 28¢ b Forequarters l4c Lamb For Stew ... 10c T PORK Raisins in packages 20c Raisins in bulk 20c Ib Libby’s Corned Beef Can % 20c Large can Tomatoes 12¢ Sunkist LEMONS 33c dozen APPLES 4 b 25¢