New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAI BOSTON STORE ) In Our Infants’ Department WE ARE SHOWING MANY NEW NOVELTIES IN KNITTED JACKETS, SWEATERS, BOOTEES AND CAPS. A VISIT TO THIS DEPARTMENT WILL REVEAL MANY PRETTY ARTICLES IN INFANTS' WEARING APPAREL AT REDUCED PRICES. INFANTS' CROCHET BOOTEES INFANTS' CAPS JACKETS A large assortment of all-wool, | Many new novelties in knitted A variety of styles with pink and crochet Caps, also a large also sillk and wool Bootees. 29¢. to $1.25 Pair INFANTS' FELT SHOES [ Means comtort for the small baby. Comes in tan, gray, rose and hlue 69c. Pdll‘ INFANTS STOCK PANTS Comes in three also S Miller Brand ™ yubber pants 25¢. to $1 2.0 assortment of silk Bonnets 59¢. and Up and blue trimmings, $1.50 and Up INFANTS' KNITTED SWEATERS white | INFANTS' VESTS AND BANDS Conres in cotton, wool and sills and wool, Sizes 1 to 6 50¢. to $1.25 Comes in tan, rose and blue. Also pretty combinations $2.50 and Up INFANTS’ MbCCASINS : Made of fine kid, in white and MIDDIES Misses and Ladics sizes, tan, with pink and blue trim, ‘151 25 Pair [ 10r made | of wool flannel, Comes in navy, | heather, gold, gray, brown and " Special $9.00 Middy lN DRLb S Made of fine quality n m\m-k and batiste, daintily trimmed with lace and hamburg and hemstitehing. Sizes 6 mo. to 3 yrs. 1.25 to $5.00 INFANTS' SLIPS AND MARGUERITES Made of fine lawn and nainsook, trimmed with fine lace, 6 months to 3 years. $1.25 to Blue with | white ‘\\ trinmings Special $6.98 New Searlet Middy, | popular for schoolwear. Special $4.98 sizes very | parcels LY FRIDAY, | ALNOST 4 TONS 0F PARCELS POST PGS Are Handled Daily at Local Office—Business Increas- HERALD ing Rapidly. A which ¢ by the reasing busines nuradicted is shown | i additional 8,000 | were han ign of in nnot be co fact that post packs uring H\e flrst 1 flice during the 15 days men- stal number of parcels shipped ut by mail during that period was 62 the nun received being 14,- A ruu t of 40,049 p 3 ing that p 1 ne mm,, to vn.. cities the from here postage | o a daily nd parecls post packages out of the I [ city. Almo | ing 1793 and four ifth are handled | daily. B i HIGH SCHOOL CLUB || | MEETS AT Y. M. C. A. || ‘ _ | irst Supper and Gnthering ot Scason Held Last Night—Many | Intcreating Speakers Heard | About forty members of the High {school club of the Y. M. C. A, w | present at the first supper and meet- held by that organization saker, mpn\my\ lie headquarters of A. in New York city, was Dorbuck, who said ad been a membe football team he attended | the intr that Mr. the varsity when that NOVEMBER 4, Wonderful Saving Opportunities Saturday YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGEMENT WILT DIRECT YOU STRAIGHT TO THE STORE OF GREATEST VALUES TOMORROW AFTER YOU HAVE READ THESE EXTRA SPECIAL SATURDAY OFFERINGS Saturday . " 1921, Sheet 39¢ 25¢ d with i 19e ATTHE ANNEX L Mam St Tt h A Linished Saturday Kdges 57C B e Pink or Bluc Stripes Little Beauty » Saturday DRAWER Aluminum Preserve Kettle 4 Al | QL8100 44¢ Jor Boys : and Girls BOYS' The 2 Most PERCSLE Desirable BLOUSES Numbers A Wonderiul of This Well- Assortment known Gar- of 100 Blouses Saturday Only .29 59c¢ 25¢ 39c¢ Zephyr Yam Legsln BOYS' UNION SUITS turday . L strictly first qualit sog 2 4, 6, 8 Saturday . 29¢ Carters fins vibved, v GINLS' UNION SUTTS Strictly first quality, Full bleach- ed. Sizes On)i saturday ..... OUTING KIANNEY, W fivst qu Saturday, CRIB BLANKETS i'ine Quality Wool Nap Crib 10(‘ PANTS Plain Blue & \\Il‘uvi WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Winter weight, full bleach- 79c¢ DIESS G INGHAY ed, all styles. Saturday o rha MEN'S UNION SUITS ribbed, gray Suits all sizes, 85¢ aluminum, Stork Cantile Soap . GUEAT NOTION SPECIALS mnon 1(; Mead's Dexter Pins, sheet . Maltose . Aluminum quart size, qu luminum, S es, blue enamel- Talcum ver 34¢ eSSt ment Seidlitz Powders, R R package ...... v would have|change and the infant we s un-{ences have these | th had | 1 during th op T t|be resumed L in the case tificd that they ed n" 40 cents cach and bought half a zallon of home, made wine from the harber Middletown Barher Must Also Pay | = | FAIR WEA Fine of $200—High School Boys | [ Arrested for Drunkenness, R | DEATHS AND FUNERALS Andrew J. Cassassi, The funeral of Andrew J. C will be held tomorrow mornin J. Kinney and company Making roc uiem high m 11 he sung New Haven, cut: Unsettied toni Middletown, Nov. 4.—Salva rtion ver school pupils, students led to an inquiry ber's arrest fofllowed told the cirohs The th Judge Warner tidents that theft ) my0 hranch of the Visiting Nurses Broad street is being |\ 1 street where larger 1 be had. Work 1s | gene on the proposed 'change w vicinit the and not muc ) | clenn | ) adquartcrs in &iv- | now unde v fair weather way in temperature re confer- tem- d the statement & that he had | @ baseball, not ball team d first time th At 1 heard of the 1 Britain Hi-Y_ was up in the iern part of St i met Mr. Weavel ke to you ||E la m I learned Bvery fellow. who Saturday 37c AND GIRES Hose Bias all width m, 1 quart size, LSS WOMEN'S SATHER HOSE finished, stiteh style, imperfeet drop slightly an interview with Mr. the next time he comes, as || n give vou some fine advicé as | a life work f 1 were a clergyman T T to me ‘this | Dynamic’ 29¢ | Import Thimbles ‘Bl 00 WM BLOOMERS 011 HEAVY FLAN- Sat. pair ON SALE IN ( BASEME ver was a gre late war. ians failed s e their motive I'ruit of Loom Cases 12336, Saturday © 29¢ $1.00 Weldona for Rheumatism . e 19c¢ turday aquilts Anjien Emulsi Shinola 8 or e y i ots, 81x00 ST 18 $1.59 ots, 81x00 29c CHILDIRE N S Fruie of Loom Sk Outfits . Ratirdoy . Cannon Bed 12c¢ For Saturday, low prices that cannot be beat on the larg- at « est selection of high quality meats and food products THE PUBLIC MARKET 436 MAIN STREET Opposite East Main Street Roasts Fresh Native Pork Sugar Cured Hams HALF OR WHOLE 22¢. Pound Lean 15¢. Pound ALL MORNING SPECIAL ! !! 1t03 P M e . Q10 nre Sirloin, Short, Porterhouse| Sugar Cured (b STEAKS 18c.Ib.] Coia 22¢. LB. All Day Specials Meaning Great Money Savers Fresh Spare Ribs ....16¢c. 1b. FRESH Pork Loins Pork Sausages . 26¢. 1b. PORK Pork Chops . . Ham Hocks ........1..2¢. Ib. Fresh Shoulders . PRIME TOP Fresh Pigs’ Feet .. .3 lbs. 25c¢. Fresh Hams . 1bs. 26c. MILK-FED VEAL 26c¢. 1b, GENUINE SPRING 18c. 1b. LAMB Tto12 A. M. Evaporated MILK 10c. A CAN, e 1601 by el SomIbs . 8c. Ib. .14c. 1b. 28c. 1b. .10c. 1b. Fresh Hamburg ... .2 Lean Pot Roasts Top Round Roasts . . Shoulder Steak Boiling Beef . ... Chuck Roasts . Rib Roasts .... Lean Corned Beef . .. .10c. Ib. 12¢. 1b. .14c. b, 30c. 1b. ..28¢. 1b. 28c. 1b. 10c. 1b. Veal for Pot Pie Rump Roasts ... Loin Veal Chops .. Shoulder Veal Chops. . .28z, 1b .14c. 1b, Veal to Stew Short Cut Leg . Roast of Veal Veal Cutleis 15c. 1b. Boneless Roasts . Forequarters .. Loin to Roast .. Legs of Lamb . Choice Chops Stewing Lamb ... Milk-fed Roasting Fowls. .35c. 17c. 1b. 16¢. 1b. 50c. b, Frankfurts Salt Pork . . Brookfield Butter (in Prints) Pure Lard Selected Eggs ... Whole Milk Cheese . $1.19 Bag Baldwin Apples, Large Oranges .14c, 1b. 3be. doz. .28¢. 1b. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 4 qts. 25¢c ] 29¢. doz, Ketehup . ..2 bottles 26¢c. Tall Pink Salmon, 2 cans 25c. American Sardines, 6 cans 25c. Fresh Roasted Coffee. .26c. 1b. Confectionery Sugar, 2 1bs. 19¢ Domino Syrup ..10c. can Molasses 2 cans 25c. Large Jars Pickles Yellow Globe Turnips, 7 1bs. 25c¢. Fancy Pears . Fancy Peaches Fancy Peas . Fancy Corn . Raisins in packages . Raisins in bulk . Prunes 25¢. can .20c. can .2 cans 25c. .2 cans 26c. ..20c. .20c. 1b. $1.19 Bag Large Sound Onions 4 1bs. 25¢. Bananas Cabbages 18¢. doz. ..3c¢. 1b. s aim and direction power is loyalty ¥ that thinks; not a loyalty o cheap patriotic cr-the-less my country.’ loyalty is a p ssive, liberal, loy- with the times, In man who ever lived for whom a per- son mhoud sacrifice loyalty to prine ple—Jesus Christ, the ereator of In any case a man should purpose in back of him. cond part of my up \\;lh the » contagious, 3 of fellows a great deal of wer but they have it at the wrong Postponed power is o power at all. Lots of fellows are all right when times are smooth but i down, I would like suggestion—when a the fellows discuss the get that | crisis they fall make a { “peaker has finished | should get together and talk, to find out how to power and to spread it.” | c——————— $1.J ].b(. last n IllD\‘IIIUIl\I Illl\‘\\ll nes a o] selis ¢ and everyy = =2 e for 98¢ worth it 1 Pinkham's Vegetnble 20(' of the i i Compound Limit & iars I\I\lll\\ T'LAN- LONG CLOTH, ex- L Fizure r] de tra fine grade, turday = day 15¢ G yard s PEQUOT TUBING, 42 inches, Satur- 36¢ CHALLIES, wide for Saturday, yard ... yard quilts, 15¢ IMPORTED GLACE KID GLOVES 2-clasp, overstitch style. D fitting black, white, gray, tan and russet. Three rows of wide con- trasting embroideri presidnt Immh Latham lent; Paul Lucas ecretary and Everett Williams treas- Among the who i have been a l ! club thi A prominent men ed te o Explains * New Da | oiause © Step Recelves W - ment vould © night The ew feature ent CIRCULATION ) The cireulation at the has fnerease 1ocal librar that .00 n out during || than mding period of moth o ken in the were | correspe YOU'LL SEE CHARLLE CHAPLIN at the 2 I PALACE it sic in niissic board “TIE IDLE CI FOX'S Sun,, Mon CHARL DI Lo oot will pure uew. and Wed. CHAPLIY SIX FNFORCENENT - OFFIGERS “FIRED" M assachusetts Field Agent « Mayor Has No Prospect o1 me curtd iad not given consideration to SOLD PO STUDENTS. 1Police Seek Woman in | Arbuckle Scandal Case N MAY TRY SERUM CURE Institute for Blind nx (o Tnvite Dr, New Haven for Bxperiment. Nov, 4.—The dircctor fnatitute for the blind will | Xt Monday i the “,M Alice Bla ! s for t San Francisco, California lin tin (¢ ticut. 1f av i be made with Dr. Boyd, th nstitute for the blind will place every | facility his disposal for the factory application of the e ments o mother o puty district att | was a zuest at t Arhuckle | &inia Rappe, film actie | have sustained injurics wl ed her death ‘Shake Up” is Necessary. satis- rum | in a loca SENATE TO INVESTIGATE e AWAKREN SOUND SLERPERS ex of 11 rroh Wiatson's Cha Soldicrs To Ie Policeman Uses Revolver Ax Alarm S Now NTIETED, nent agent el Repori- | 5 n of his d Facts Con: e\ ed Ablaze O Ul e ee other be relieved of their duties b American L pred unan senate aftey ex- Halitay, No 1.—The a ! naval department at usly o The senute ded a | ously Know ime o mainly for L 1, udding that he bo- e whole department nee up “to let the public discha ild- vet 1lis nants sergeunt A about 40 hallways te lamage wae ted unanime {4 ot unfortunate craf APPEAL FROM INJUNCTION, Aet to Py g Dues, ARMISTICN DAY, HOLIDAY, President Marding Signs Resolution This W For Health Board Job! b there has heen a of health commi ay night, There wil e tion. a | an & month, Mayor e D ashineton, Nov. 4 s one from 7 ted this morning th other o 4 {Hll the T 10:30 ¢ 11, & lega foiiComs |1 ¢ igned by I ) '“'""_'in-lm ; era i expected s e morrow & moon th leave the | Tickets for South church next Ty Bryan and C| | Noveml ment of @ successor mer Bmil J. Hjerpe mer was transferred to the several weeks ago, and is now n to eut ALL MINERS IDLE, Haute, Ind, Nov. 4—Every winer in Indiana was ding to John Hessler, lent of the United Ming Americn. For this reas | serve|son he said no formal strike erdes noWiL ti, Nov, 4.—Dr, Hary shington, noted chemi a expert is to by Rost s hington last nizht th remoy deral operation today for e gecure d ln\uuu 10 a. m. and ;! approved by the f t CTHE LR AR cataract from one of his eycs, {beasd, Would ba issus.