New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 16

NF EW BRI'L OD' RIES AIN 10RE | street aths and Funerals I YALEEXPLORERS "IN SOUTH SEAS Studying Origin of Polynesian Races in Vicinity of Hawaii Andrew Lawrence ing Night—Woman Reports of Liberty Bond an Alfred 11 Van Datten treet y Wy picked hstracted ANNIVEIIRZSARY No. 8 r 40th anniver evening, LODGE Vater Mrs, Helen Robinson . Helor He 8¢ widow of was iven rendt The Mrs, resarch t street graph t ind 1 tio She was 50 years questio soiutio fans ed the {slands For isit- | thi Bhe ©8 ter Misses q r garct and three _ Rob w ) for sday PLANS TO FORM NIIW CLUB AT THJE wall, All I except the Mrs Mar o are still en Y. W. C. A, erney: med at the evening at will pay inson Ma ' 1 Sullivan, v andehild. The ! ) This ¢ Mary's to the making of two-year | Church a < toriorrow morn- |inexper and there e ing [ wilt be h var fous island | ADDED PROTECTION |- material discovered in that Ll ub go, the ,p;m' stated I“r«"nr.m of investigation wi voted to at Wake the east Gilbert iglan Christmas ining island Matden the I°riendly islands, Ellice the Marshall islands. A wil be provided for | the cruise and a staff of scientists will | compose the expedition | Avay to New Morning Detail, Results obtained in Hawail are garded as of great Imp: in as-| Acting on sisting in determining the | the origin of Polynesians the report | Chief said. One the principal achieve- ments was the compilation of a com- | tion about the center of the plete exhibit of the races inhabiting | tWeen the hours of 4 a. m. Hawaii: for presentation before the | M- 1921 international congress of eugen- | I"or this worl MeCabe 1 Patrick McAvay been det Until further notice, | these policemen will commence duty at 9 p. m their regular beats, and will report at 3:4 m. for pa- trol work from 4 to 6 a. m. The new “Iu!’! is in effeet now | This will give the center of the | four patroimen between those Policeman Mc( rehig archipela- f the ybservations irls of six 1 over T itodi s by Carolines, island, Fi Samoa atior Chief Rawlings Assigns Patrolmen | Jatnes MceCabe and Patrick Mc- re- | the board of ) William J. R steps to afford ad police of recommendation commi wlings has taken protec- city be- and 6 a. 106 sclence jo the of Patrolmen James | have RESPECTS TO DEAD city hours » has been assigned to the beat south the railroad track and Policeman McAvay the | north side of the rail At Stroke of Noon All Business Is Suspended and Entire City Bow Head 1 crossing. London, Nov 5)—On the 1% By stroke Associated the hour sary of the | armistice in the world war lL.ondon to- day paused in a mute two minute testimony to the nation's gratful re- membrance of the victory and rever- ent tribute to the fallen. A few minutes before 11 o'clock 7 ) attend I'he vehicular traffic was diverted P Whiteall, Picc Stock I s Bl ing after dir c¢hange and ranged » public Into these |, "9 of people V. LW, TO HAVE A banquet nl(n\ln rs of No. 511 will club rooms ir street. The reg post will he he bers and their BANQUIST, of the PPost, the | Arch and smoker Walter J be d tonight at ner hall on meeting of the ind all mem invited to will be ser a very pleas ner program has heen ar Organist John J. Crear of the post which was pre- the Women's Auxiliary last Monday night, will have heen carried in today's parade and the christening | of it will take place toni The meeting will start promptl 7 o'clock. Smith ar 1 first place, e open place places crowded thousands as the hour approached the throng Joined in singing, “O God Our Help in Ages Past” and then at the sound- ing of maroons in the distance imi- | tating the booming of guns, hats wer raised, flags went to half mast every head was reverently bowed i ® milmess broken only by @ e g mck Rehef for All Rheumatics among the quict i Throughot If 8o Crippled You Can't Use Arms or the city every \\hv-uv had stopped| turning at the signal, and all activi- ties were suspended, [ In the financial district the hour struck the tap of quest Prepare fous dead” there was a to just hefor the re- Leg Ui 05, hanee t6. the plnc. < Iiheuma Will Help You or nd here cessation of as eclsewhere | Nothing To Pay. business. | | If nt relief in two days, swift, | gratifyi tale a day $100,000 FIRE LSS Milk Evaporation llmll at Wellington, vou w g relief one teaspoontul Rheuma onee want to dissol poison in your body and drive it out throt the natural channe that you will be free from rhe tism, get a 75 cent bottle of trom your druggist today Rheumatism is a strongly entrenched in In order to conquer must be Rheuma is the enemy an enemy t must very time or your money will be re funded Rheuma s t} medy that has relieved the agonizing pains of rheu vho thought nothing If you acid Ohio, Totally Destroyed by Flames uma Rheuma Larly Today. i § 2 T 1 power igainst it of rheumatis conquer Cleveland, powerful evaporation p Vernon Co., at Wellington, west of here, was completely destroy ed with an estimated early today by what W clals say v an incendia Plles of waste, suturate and gasoline; the presence of mobile load of strangr lage and cut telep basis for the a was deliberately Destruction of no effect on the pproximately 500 ol ul enemy sent s of $100,000 lington offi fire with ol an auto ¢ one ra men in the wires are 1 that the pla Mahogany Calf Oxfords Gun Metal Calf Oxfords Sandals It Oxford with rubber heels mitic ould give mne sufferer ser relief set on fire the status here Grecian ¢ employed by . Patent Co James Austin Resigns From hlc l)('p,n(mont James A ment take eNact recent owr out of it 1019, Iull Grain Calf Shoes Vici Kid, Brown Calf Skin, Goodyear Main Stieect Business To (‘hange Hands Soc 00 Brown Viei Kid, Welted Soles Rubier Heels COLDs S T0P (H iCK At Uiy ALL STYL BIRTHDAY PARTY. For Colds, Grip or Infuenza birthday a8 neat orated ¥ gram of song out, and a ed. Miss We & number of ors & take lLax Tablets. T} t I i At o! . ¢ y &t DROMO.) ™ 1 | Ames was cu atior the gl ININTS ture o DAILY | Judge e ,__=_. Modern Boot Shop | 168 MAIN RALD, FRIDAY, m BONUS 1OoR WINNERS, Champs in the Pacifie (' Will Benefit by New <t League MeCarthy id today on arrival from meet fund r-up, where the league ix “v,‘va\.. ! in the from $4,000 for r for ohject MeCartt nne sevent) imon players on their whtiy fund is m from the pla ed by Hvide sum rs 1 be Judge Awards Damages To Lynch Victim’s Wife | Laurens, e Nov, 11 I'he wid Jos wart who was April, | 000 dama the lynching from Lanrens. Suit for th the constitutional reqg brought by the wido wart in the comm Melver to bring a ow of ro. (URAEarkherety won a ver presidi ver REAL VALUES! Men’s and Women’s Sewed] Shoes Patent Leather Sandals Brown Celf Oxfords Patent Jazz Oxfords Sally Sandals Russia Calf Shoes Mahogany Calf Shoes Sewed Soles, Rubber Heels Men’s and Women’s Extra Good Quality Footwear WGOMEN’S AT REISE —ALL SIZES STREET. TR NOVEMBER 1l izations working for met her other orga tation of armament, her imita Kot g n of ingtor Miss represen Manicom of Fngland, tio loca will to i HEARD IN SAN FRANCISCO. Ir Nov, 11— Exercises Arlington cemetery ipparatus wire utitized Enited States Today rk, Nov, 11.—Mi for t } ineisco, request 1 thout e ps ota s3] 1he Hsarman R New York State Unton 1. the e Union L e of Francisco. Delic thonsand amj Womer Trade | ¢ National Women's several fying devices were ‘ I'r cague and nd Saturday will be Ba.rgain Day THE EASTERN MILLINERY ¥ sr. ENTIRE STOCK MAIN ST MARKED DOWN There is no question about The Eastern being the Leading Millinery Store in New Britain. ways Showing the Newest Styles, in High Gi Qualities in a Large Variety at Popular Prices. To- morrow we will Mark Down from our already low price Every Hat in the store including all the very ewest Models. BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS MARKED DOWN Regular $15.00 Regular $12.50 Regular $10.00 Regular $8.98 NOW $8.95 NOW 33750 NOW $695 NOW $5.95 The most remarkable feature of these Hats, is the fact that merchandise of such Character and Individuality is being sold at a price SO UNUSUALLY LOW. POLISHED SILK BEAVERS $2.98 Values up to $5.98 Black, | Black and Colors S b Many styles and some Beautifully draped combined with Kid or and trimmed with or- Duvetyn. naments of Ostrich. MATRONS HATS $3.98 Values to $6.98 CHILDREN'S LONG NAP BEAVERS 201l Brims, $2.98 in Large, Medium and Small sizes. Trimmed with Ribbon Stream- ers — Black, Beaver, Brown, Navy. Values to $4.98. 500 TRIMMED HATS $3.98 All styles and colov in Fine Quality Velve and Duvetyn, Madc t sell from . t $7.50. 3rown, Navy For Saturday, we offer the largest and hest display of Fresh Meats and Foo” Products at great money saving prices. For the Sake of Economy and QuaLit; do your shopping, at— E PUBEIE Prime Beel o Real Low Prices Pot Roasts b. R0 S lfl[l lelllll . Ib. 25¢ NATIVE Morning Special STEAK SALE Best Cuts ROASTS OF 'RES H roRKk Veal for Pot Pie .. Rump Roast VEAL PRIMI BEEF SPRING Veal Stew Short Cut Legs Loin Veal Chops Veal Roasts of Veal Veal Catlets Shoulder Iresh Hamburg TOl Corned Beef Boiling Beef Chuck Roast Shoulder Clods Rib Foast GENUINE LAMB Boneless Roasts Porcquarters . Stewing Lamb . Chnice Lamh to Roast Chops I'resh Shoulders . FRESH PORK SUGAR CURED LEAN SMOKED SUGAR CURED HANMS SHOULDERS BACON Half |-|'I‘\I\"|mlv 2 e Hain Hocoks Fresh Hams Pork Fect, 3 Ibs Pigs Heads Pork Kidneys Pork Sausages Best Prankforts LB, Pickled P 2 LB MILK FED ROAST- ING FOWLS 22¢ Gold \lw]ul Dutter in Whole Prints L1, 50c, Dest Milk SUGAR LB. 6c. ront L. LARD e, Best Coffee I, 2 ancy Peas & Corn. 2 cans 25 Savdines G cans 25 Libhy's Corned Beel can 20¢ Fancy Beking Deans. 3 1bs 2 Confectionery Sugar. .2 Ihs, 19¢ Raisins in bulk Tall Pink Salmom. 2 cans & Mobas.es 2 cans Raising in pkgs Domino Syrup can Fancy Peaches . can 25¢ Pancy Tomatoes Large Faney Sound Onions qts. 25 Baldwin Large Grapefrait Lemons \anas Apples © Doz, Ibs, 25¢ for 25¢. 25¢ Doz,