New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 20

20 NOVEMBER 18, 1921 LYCEUM SECURED FOR BIG REVUE Yaudeville Acts and Champion-, ship Bout to Be Staged at Theater | The K. of O, re secured the | to stage the round hout | Jim Montg anteeing the ers here | thing fs in 1 November & Jack Britto plon of the duction was fort Elm onquerors of THOMASTON-TROJANS “Dublin Hill" Outlit Will Endeavor to Iepeat Feat Next ne < boxer has himself, but to t His opponent known in the conslstenel of the Am his credit, Augie Ratt Bridgeport | FOX'S in AND TOMORROW | Added TODAY Extra Attraction “THE RUNAWAY TRAIN” |, at elir WHY BE WEAK [Junior unday Afternoon Gridders to Decide (h.unpmnshlp iors wi Vi nir AND NERIOUS 83 a regult of pale, thin watery blood | O —Nuxated Iron will help make you | Btrong and well again; it has been used } and huéhly endorged by former United | StatesSenators, Judgesof U. S, Courts, | ¢ many physicians and prominent men. | Even the Pope at Rome has written especially of the merits of ‘Nuxated Iron in a communication to thé Phar-| macie Normale. Over 4,000,000 people | are using it annually to help build red| blood, strength and endurance. At all| l druggists, hid ioles Reor x:anwc f(n 1921 Basketball Season | The Oriole basektiall team has re- ames wl may ishington street. Saturday Special At e New Britain Market o 318 MAIN' ST. Order \ our Thanks giving T ROAST PORK (not frozen) Roast Veal . 25¢ Prime Rib Roasts.. Ib. 30c Fresh Shoulders .. Ib. 16¢ Fresh Hams ...... lb. 22¢ Lamb for Stew.... Ih, 12¢ Veal for Stew . 16¢ Lean Boneless Pot Roast . Ib. 18¢ Sugar Cured Bacon Ib. 27c Next to R. R. Crossing Turkey Now! Ih. 13¢ 1b. 30¢ Best Cuts Sirloin Steak lb. 3¢ Choice Shoulder Stezk Jeef Liver Iresh Cut Hambuig 1b. 18¢ § Corned Beef 5. Rump Roast (boneless) Cottage Hams . ... Salt Pork t‘rifl’iffi‘&"" BUTTER 45¢ Ib. Pure Lard ...... 2 lbs. 27¢ Parksdale Ecgs .. doz. 1%¢ Raspberry Jam .. Ib. 15¢ Peanut Butter .... lbh. 17¢ SUGAR 17 lbs for $1 20 Gold Medal Flour ... ... Daniel Webster Fiour .......... sack Challenge Milk Pork and Beans 2 cans l‘n New Seedless Raisins . . 25 New Seeded Raisins. . 2 New Currants pke. - Winner Coffee Best Potatoes Heavy Grapefruit Large Juicy Florida Ora Sunkist Seedless Oranges Cranberries ...... of. 2 Apples . 3 ats. 25¢ Sweet Potatoes. .4 Ihs, 19¢ Celery ... . heh 10¢ Fancy Mixed Nuts Blue Label Scuasi Blue Label Pumbkin Sweet Sugar Corn 2 for Sardines Juicy Lemons ......... sack $1.15 $1.25 2 cans 25¢ h can 23¢ 6 cans i5 b, peck : or 25¢ nges z. 39¢ doz. 2%¢ Large Faney Apples dz. 35¢ doz. 29¢ Hot House Lettuce hd 10¢ iurnips pk. 37¢ 25¢ Ib. Redlands \Mnr‘ Tel 2485 | NOTI o Hold Sale of Food At Center Church | Amphion Cluh Coandidate £ € of t e ful Test A general invitation | 1l members of the 1id in France es ) francs a month e:hmi Boys! School Girls! 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The v the number of rses’ home is 4 modern, well-equipped nurses in trainine horten its building and offers excellent i condi- ourse from three ves o two years and Each student has a s » Toom four months. The B ot Hospit: with »mmin;( hot and cold water and every admitted in Septem of t » eflort is made to give the students the clagses in the history of the institution. privileges ne Jife. There are recep- Another large class will be admitted in tion rooms, ki ettes and a small January. The course includes practical laundry for special use. Two large tennis and thec al training 19 ¢ iod irts provide o n‘ 2ation for the general HE constantly increasing finest in only in homes, workers on nurses not hospitals and schools, but Health, in and rural distvicts port THospital to inc Boards of factories, md doctc There are well- 158 rooms and v student been ally qualified teachers as instructors. Bridaepoit : The student receives i is v s now assigned to Ward Help- in the hospital wards. 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BRIDGEPORT, CONN. : mmmmm el 1338 SPECIAL-SALE-ON - ARMY - NAVY AND MARINE - UNDERWEAR PURE WOOL AND WORSTED CARMENTS ARMY NAVY MARINE $1.25 §1.25 $1.50 ARMY - NAVY - SUPPLY - CO. 56 CHUR C! ‘BTRF o\ A Real Sell Out SRR en’s Shoes — Lorraine Quality — —$3.95 — The bhiggest money’s worth in town since the good old days of 1914 ! We'd rather sell our Shoes at the above price than take them with us when we go from this location ! 20 different styles to choose from. Share in it tomororw. Women’s Specials For Saturday Dress Oxfords in black and tan calf lace; military heels with Goodyear rub- ber heels attached special. $3.95 The latest Patent Oxfords, Patent Pumps, Scotch Grain Oxfords and Suede Combinations Baby Louis, mili- Just 62 pairs of Women’s High Heel Pumps and Oxfords left—a genuine bar- gain. $1.00 for dress and evening wear; tary or high heels. Saturday Special Misses’ and Children’s Shoes $2.95 in black and tan calf- skin; high cuts; welt- ed soles. Little Boys’ Shoes $1.95 in black and hrown. Every pair welted soles. Our reason for selling Lorraine Quality Shoes s0 cheap is that we are forced out of our pres- ent location—we must vacate in a short time. . | The Lorraine Shoe Co. \4\!1