New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 2

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922, ; 1" ¥ MUEH [l | v | - PRI SATURDAY SPECIALS 'y I an.,!, Wooster Street Girl Binds Credit ieatmon Like all commodities of intrinsic value Halli- ( ! sesslon to 4 AP 00SLer dLee '..l.IUg v g 81 @ nan’s Bread bears a Name of Distinction. | . 10 New B“mm | March #1: Republiean prima- ol | I} ries 3 — | April 11: Annual city elec- fikg — BAKING DEPT. — ng to 0 many requests to con- ||| ton: Y | R N R 40 RpnE FAIUMA L g 1) : o e L it | Hallinan’s Bread, 24 oz. Loaf 13c, ....... 2 for 25¢c nue the poetry contest now making | Events This Week: Wy s s a test run in the New Dritain terald, ||| Fresh Apple Pies made from the fresh fruit 20c each , | the judge has decided to run it for| v Is the last day for ap- ~ 1 d 18, one ‘week more, Tt the 't | ng o be made voters. Coffee Cakes (assorted) ..................... 18¢c “plum co-co” by that time, fortune Qutsley raily tonight, kritul- Boston Brown Bread ........................ 15¢ ) o e e e Dl AR Whipped Cream Goods, Also Sponge Cakes. . [a (the judse an va”: for auarters in Tooth's block, at 9 e — IN THE “CANDY SHOP” — ¥ DRUG LINE S Baeral oh- Wia s el I__l—-.__ . Wintergreen, Vanilla and Peppermint Centers with [wonderrul, It win 10 the | e T ¥ a rich chocolate coating, verp special @ 45¢ 1b We have it in stock, can get it. or | minds ol the followers of this column | & it isn't on the market. In our Pre-|that they can do bett i 3 just scription Department, no expense is|what the jud little NAT’VES PRHTE[;TEI] | —_— DELICATESSEN DEPT- Cv? 5 spared to secure drugs and chemicals [trick of the t ) 4 1y o AMmus- i of the highest standard of quality. |i One young lady sent in a poem | Fruit Salad made from fresh fruit—Tomato Salad t flowers and soalied the letter . ot Anteno of Hlies, #o thi the BY NEW MANDATE Sweet Pepper Salad Hot Sliced Baked Ham The P R R R e = o Boiled Ox Tongue Russian Salad endec r Hea u hough' N . s hie sourine nto the land of fancy. The | Ragylations {0 Be Enforced i Gt i Fresh Sweet Butter—Strictly Fresh Eggs 45¢ dozen chklnson Drug Co' atmosphere was so strong that the g alflfls 0 e HOYC lfll 3 Sweet Heavy Cream Cottage Cheese judge had to take a chew of tobacco 3 i | . H " out of his mouth and buy one of the " 169-171 Main Street |out o bis mouth and buy anc ot | Ney Guina for Helping Peopls ,, the money, a suggestion, the LA / %\ , young lady, might save a lot of bother Qv ~ » n 0 — s ! § g by sending the cigar next time, AR Weii. b, 10, (By A N D “A Ruth Kempton got the dollar to- | ai)—Ne gulations: will be fssued () day, and well she deserves it, for she, soon for the proper protection of the ~ NEw too, has been the very essence of the :f:\“v': ?{ lh(]lnmnduled '""‘;o:yd of istencey. ) % “ | New Guinea, was announce oday NOrdRconsEteney, i Epranitila) by government authorities, s o r T plum A number+of ordinances have been FOUR-P]ECE l"‘rr‘»‘r\?fl:,“&??fl‘hrnl: 'I; N Te r".mul ‘“;’e:i‘ifii issued but experts in territorial con- anm:xlngix 1!,«\.1- Nair, Tel. 1253-3, 367 [ditions have been framing native 0 outh Maln “'W,,,, labor and other regulations for some ¥ . : SPORTS SUITS A eI T S months. They await the approval There Al'e Many Klnds Of Cleansers And your lawnmower has gone wrong, f}l‘“”g‘r‘“:[" m’j"“;j‘\:" Or},'i“)“‘;li“i“;s h'“t‘f; Telephone—did you say where? sl Lo 2o 5 (With both Knickers and Long [§[1253-3, Louis Nair, Dresdisstic ahtof bodli-amployer But the GREATEST OF ALL 13 i Trousers) RUTHIEBMETON | Ba- e R Biara 8 ; : Wooster street. |1 broliac (hat sorvice. by the wa ‘ $45 noqhers Which could not g0 Ul-l(jve shall b voluntary, that he un- - ¥ derstands fully the nature of his en- Ot really fine Tweeds in Mlcome one, come all, call J. L. Hall, |gagement, that he be treated justly Scotch and Irish effects. And he will snap your phiz, and properly fed and housed. 1t is o [ Ly That guy as a photographer, probable that some form of penalty N I Th T T s k U e it o s tovint B o Will b provided for natives who re: ow Is lhe lmme lo dtoc p IT SAFEGUARDS HEALTH g s RUTH KEMPTON, fuse to work or desert an engage- ::;dbg::inp?:zta:lgha t::f;? Wooster street, [ment. Apart from breaking con- IT PBOMOTES THRIFT Sueh s low! price, i Al e Everything must be sold before we IT MAKES THE HOME AND CITY BEAUTIFUL ‘Wear the long trousers at If I had $300 to spare, that natives might hel compl:rll:;d lto dg IN LONGMAN & MARTINEZ business and the knickers on [[I would take it to C. A Bence. certain constructional work designe 4 g the ks, MRS, W, T WILLiAMS, | exclusively for their own bencrt, but | move to Qur New Store. — PURE PAINTS — 53 Hart street, |this decision was deleted as the re- |§ A il of dehate 1a the hyise of épre. (SOLD IN NEW BRITAIN FOR OVER 30 YEARS) .\HO SF! I ES Puring chick . chow st-n]t;l(iw-s whe{; meS matter v;’a.o h Is t for a c under co. eration. Some provision Buttstaits ;m(:;“:'lnuks right you will | Will be made, however, for rccruiting YOU ‘VH“L O,BTA,IN THE HIGHEST QUALITY, , 93-99 Xsylum Strect labor, probubly * consisting of ar- UTMOST VALUE AND GREATEST YEARS i i Just put in a batch, rangements lhut nati be signed up OF ‘VFAR AND LO‘VEST o \{ For your chicks when they hatch | before a magistrate or other qualified g COST Hartford Telephone 1121 ring 3. ke officer and be returned to their W e he cn RUTI: KEMPTON, _[lomes at the completion of their en. WE ARE PAINT ENGINEERS; WE HAVE SOLD Wousie e (SEOUETE . Tho ordinence alro il THIS REAL PAINT FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS “Thar's a good brooder, said olq|Paid and living arrangements. 7 AND WE KNOW. Farmer Browny ——— " . - FOX'’S -: e e For Colds, Grip or Influcnza BABCOCK CO SRR .= () “Buckeye's .its name, |and as a Preventive, take Laxative . ° E? Mon., Tues.,, Wed. “From Rackliffe’s it came, HROILO Qr'][.\'m‘_‘ J'a;"llfl& ;Fh]n so‘:; B L ” ' = “When I ge! roit he , | ui ears the signature of E. s i 44}[;6‘?%1‘5;),1(%?;(3%}” KW cnsthi,("t another it'll be the Grove. " (Be sure ‘you' get. BROMO:) i ; RUTH KEMPTON, _,_Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wooster street. GOLDENBLUM MILLINERY CO. PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD and OILS GLASS. PUTTY. BRUSHES, WALL PAPER, r:hlr?],- ar}othor chance to win g ROOM MOULDINGS. METAL CEILINGS 5 A dollar from the Herald till, i ° 5 ° = ANKLIN f DEPEND ON ALLOWANCES [net howe wo tei respeet the sutse | 3-5 FRANKLIN £Q. New Britain, Conn. L — And when the long'd for prize is|f 2 : z SR M : More Than 72,000 Persons in London mine, { i My gratitude and joy I'll show, f Rely on Old Age Pension and Free [With F. M, Pashall's help I'll have Some {ifty thousand chicks to crow. | a a n Treatments. JAMES SHEPARD, J London, March 17.—More than 72,- 3 S : A 4] (] a 000 persons in Londen depend on ]} I..n'ston bL“” Is just the thing, ° o) - the old age allowance, according to ‘Jm ST KA girl this spring, M HARTFORD figures just announced. In addition lk “""x",“i" and much alive, ese rlces about 10,000 septuagenarians are in |2 1497-5. o Ll Uy k workhouses or hospitals, rcceiving RUT ”“I\ "43“'“1’-\' ol 78 6 free medical treatment and clothing, ooster strect. R kr bl Off C MLl i o e panigee <o 1 hemarkabie erizgs 1n . Loats, More than two-thirds of the old-age i pensioners aro women. e totis| SAILOR SEEKS AID its show a considerable decrease over St T “l a.ll resses 1914, although there is a marked in- = crease in the number of women. “Dead Broke,” (Not an Unusual Occa- | & 3 A maximum of 10 shillings weekly 3 5 - 4 2 is granted under the pension act. The| Sion), Gets Help From Priest o | Slllt§ at $35'00 and $45-00 minimum is one shilling a week. An| po All of the snappy designs the season has brought forth. Severel income of £50 a year disqualiies from f ; S =5 ! 14 A e bare ! b S o fleet lliar:le?lmd models, others embroidered and braided. All beautifully Few, if any, destitute people are|g who had aples on ; nowadays allowed to spend the night from New Y visit in the open. Irom 1914, when hun- Bl g IR L . 2] Dresses at $39.75 nightly on s ses and under . The newer materials such as crepe knit, Canton, taffeta, etc., are arches, the figi s declined to an featured. Introducing all the innovations of the spring season. odd case here and tl Elaborate bealing or embroidery trim some of the models. PONG CLUB. ) : London, March 17.—P o aid @ . oot = $ | Tondon, Marc 17 g SFECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY! Co‘a:ti and Wraps at $25.00 and $39.75 1 e ¢ 1 Yo f of | # y 3 N % . qedy A A Bos p 3 4 - A 16 newest conccits of the season. Sports models and the X"u;::',' 'm,.‘.,, and that ther ; abR: ,_,' i % Hun and nun(l:c«!_»- o beautiful new Spring Hats in five _:~pecml groups at five wrappy types, the latter often chenille fringe trimmed. All beauti- England club Catholic ¢ 1 special p s, All the desived styles, colors, materials and trimmings. tully lined. a clubroom c: s compared to € r ni LLEGE SPORT LTS, the rage of New Yorl; all colors. $1 95 to 25 tabie 1|other enominati Inst e o] 0 ;gur-()"umdmldgu iR N e Tl el Special .. ... Ay Ry ke Flber S]lk Sport Coats - e e —R—E—:—--T - - = —— — S B }t{;;rodi13“;:!1;:;:]samlnegé;’i;,inbui;oztlnecis brown, navy, gray and other " His Hat's Off To The Movi TA Loy | i Basuliidoas S o IS Iat's Ui 0 € 1110vies & $11.01 99 Tk SPECIAL TOMORROW SPECIAL TOMORROW P’ | | | | ' ¥ o . (] | &’ ; o e ' Renier, Pickhardt & Dumn | § 127 MAIN STREET 'PHONE 1409-3 | N e e o | ——— e I = = — e — - | e h v REG. VALUE | REG. VALUE iH A $7.00 1| $5.00 : | SPECIAL TOMORROW | SPECIAL TOMORROW Ready for Your { " | oS o spection | | | | A Complete Line of “Van Raalte” and “Gordon” Hosiery —— — = ————— — — To Match the New Spring Gown or Suit . [ (4 Also Children’s Hose in Lisle and Cotton, in White, Black, : o e n um l lnery 0 Grey, Champagne, Cordovan and Russian Calf It's s ARRIVING DAILY—NEW DRESSES, SUITS, COATS “Goodbye Washington, Hello Movies!” for Will Hays as he waves farewell after attending his Jast cabinet meeting. The ! former postmaSter general is now the “Landis” of the movies. : " . ¥ 188 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN Y. M. C. A: BLDG. AND BLOUSES J