New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 22

Sumusmew Low PRricep! b AN L funce, Chie Strap Pumps ana cky, Tans, Greys an? Two-Tone Modelg— py in design and m to fit nic ‘I'nis spring Kin- 8 stock Is the finest we lave ever shown — and the are surprisiogly low, Tan Calf leath- Smoked Nk cr rubber heel, ked Bk Sport Oxford Ltubber sole and heel, $3.90 Hosiery Fawn Colored Silk—$1.49. Grey Colored Silk—$1.49. Patent Rubber Tan or leather, heel, Glove Silk — Special—8§2.79, e ——— SHOES FOR THE FAMILY PRICES LOWER atent Sandal, er heel. Grecian Leath- 413 MAIN STREET WE CUT LY THE BEST GRADES OF MEAT lb 15¢ LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS............... R | o 1 T ROAST PORK (NOT FROZEN) ........................1b. 20¢ BRIME RIB ROAST ... . .0 o0 ciiiin i o hate ROAST MILK FED VEAL ............................ Ib. 25¢c Lean Fresh Shoulders ..Ib. 25¢ .1b. 18¢ .1b. 18¢c .1h. 38¢ .1b. 15¢ ..1b. 16¢ .1b. 8¢ .1b. 10¢ .Ib. 18c .Ib. 39¢ .Ib. 40c Ib. 15¢ Ib. 16¢ CORNED BEEF.. FRESH CUT HAMBU R(, BEST SIRLOIN STEAK. MILK FED FOWL. HONEY COMB TRIPE VEAL FOR STEW... LIBBY’S EVAPORATED MILK.................. N. B. C. ROYAL LUNCH CRACKERS . 18¢ SUGAR CURED BACON.... LEAN BONELESS POT ROAST! CHOICE SHOULDER STEAK. SMALL LEGS LAMB SALT PORK LAMB FOR STEW.... LEAN BOILING BEEF. . 3 cans 25¢ . 21bs. 25¢ FANCY HEAD RICE.. BROKEN RICE PINK SALMON ... CAMPBELL’S SOUPS ..3 cans SUGAR CORN . «...2 cans 25¢ CRISCO ...... Ib. 19¢ MATCHES ... ....box Jc WEDGEWOOD CREAMERY BUTTER .... STRICTLY TFRESH EGGS ......... EAGLT: BRAND MILK.. CHALLENGE MILK.. BAKER’S COCOA . .can 20c¢ CAMPBELL'S BEANS .2 cans 19¢ EARLY JUNE PE! .2 cans 25 CORNED BEEF ... ful'1 II). can P. & G. SOAP........ ..cake 5¢ ...3 Ibs. .. 4 Ibs. ..2 cans 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 29¢ Sz s CHN +o..can 12¢ cov... doz. 29¢ 2 Ihs. 27¢ PEANUT BUTTER. . .lb. 17cRASPBERRY JAM. . PURE LARD. .Ib, 15¢ FANCY I’OTAT(;FS.......‘....... 15¢ 1b. peck 34e¢ D L e e i) JUICY GRAPEFRUIT .......... SWEFET POTATOE NEW BEETS ... NEW CARROTS .. GREEN PEPPERS NAVEY. ORANG JUICY LEMONS P"L TS ... . I TOMATOES ...... CAULIFLOWER—&PINA CH—CELERY—LETTUCE 3c and 45¢ doz. 29¢ veevn. Ib, 15 ES.......doz, bunch 10c veseess.. bunch 10c qt. i5¢ DAILY HERALD, President Yease Optimistic— Yea most 50 Per Cent, ¢ 18 woll and favor: anufacturing indust ' prest said President the shortly 8 meeiing stistement “The comp known in the Its reputation established,” Treasure lml.nn al y “h-uL\_\' .nu rnoon, the corporation he con- tinued, “that libera have been made 9 that it is in an admir- able position to take advantaze of a general improvement in business, Conlidence in Board, “The election of a Dboard of the calibre chosen cannot help but deserve the confidence of the publie, The bhoard is so strong that stockhclders can be assured that their interests will be well taken care of and that it will strengthen the company in many way: he affairs of the company will be under the careful consideration of the board,” replied Mr, Pease, when asked if any action was contemplated in a possible change of management among the operating officials. “There have been differences of opinion among the officers and stockholders, but they apparently have all united in approving the present program as being for the best intercsts of the company.” With Company 27 Years, The resignation of Abram concludes an active carcer this company for the pas The retiring vice-president ‘I tered the employ of the when it had but seven men on the payroll. He is leaving of his own accord but has nothing in view at this time. Buol, with 27 years. first en- company Assets Drop Almost Half, It was noticeable that the current assets were $1,675,026, as compared to $3,000,000 of a year ago. An- other indication of the financial de- pression is the writing off of notes receivable, bringing the total from $111,000 of a year ago down to $25,000 at the present time. SUES FOR MONEY DUE Men Springficld Claim New Britain Dry Goods Company Owes Sum on Endorsed Notes. The New Britain Dry Goods and Clothing company has been sued by Isa Joseph, Michael Joseph and Al- bert Joseph, all of Springfieid, Ma: to recover money on two alleged notes. IFrank E. Klosoaski, John Zamojski and leo Bojnowski, en- dorsees of the note, have also been named defendants. The plaintiffs set forth that on November 23, 1921, a 90 day note, issued by the Clothing company, and indorsed by the de- fendants named. for $945.61, had not been paid. A similiar amount, is also alleged to have been endorsed on that same day payable in 60 days. The to- tal payments on the notes to date have been $800 and a balance of $1,- 103.79 remains, declares the plaintiffs. 344 MAIN CLOT _English Tweed Suits for Young Men, Sport Models, . $18.50 FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 NEW BRITAIN MACHINE CO. IN GOOD SHAPE FOR BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT Buol With Company For 27 —Resigns of Own Accord—Operating Loss Amount to $210,000 in One Yeur—Assets Drop Al- President Pease, tions hy stock shipping today year 1 GNEWCr 10 (ques- , stated that the Is about the sume as zxgu, but that the At the cnd of ¢ was a surplus $4,000; today there is a deficit of §$1,456,000, Operating Losses H The operating loss is $2 for the past year. The election of the new board of directors was unani- mous, even the retiring directors voting with the majority, Gf the hares of stock, there were 42 voted direct and 169 by proxy, making a total of 63,611 shar votad 8£160,000 Worth of Business Booked It was reported that the company has booked approximately $160,000 woyth of busir and is shipping ap- proximately § 100 worth, From October, 1920 for six or cight months very little business was booked. Busi- ness is picking up now, but is de- scribed as “spotty,” and not absolutely sure to he permanent. The Financial Statement The financial state ment shows a deficit of $1,456,54 The assets of the company, under the head of current as: \Hli('!l In(‘]\u](- ('ush on hand, $1 less allowance, receivable, $2 stores, supplies, ete,, Total $2,202,985.61. Other (including a claim of $541 nst the government) totul Permanent assets such as machines, property, etc., total $1,238,- 008,45, Added to these figures are deferred charges of 2,744.08, mak- in, grand total assets of 84,057, .|r‘(‘nl“|(s merchandise, $1,6 Unpaid Dividends. The liabilitics of the company as taken from the annual report show the deficit reported above. The re- port also shows there were cumula- tive unpaid dividends on preferred stock of $102,798 on December 31, Saxe is counsel for Constable George W. Stark served the papers and attached property of the defendanls ¢n Grove street. The writ is returnable in the superior court the first Tuesday in May. ALPHA ALPHA DANCE The annual spring dance given hy the Alpha Alpha Sorority will be held s’ club on Saturday eve- from 8 until 12 o'clock. The ses will be Mrs. Wells Foster and Mrs, Walter P. Crabtree, while the committee in charge of Miss Amelie Traut, is, composed of Miss Margaret Christ and Miss Jus- tine Traut. GIFT FROM GERSTAECKER At the recent 50th anniversary of Phoenix lodge, I. O. O. I, an anni- versary mecdallion was presented to the lodge by members of Gerstaecker lodge, I. O. O. I HES SHOP YOUNG MEN’S SUITS All colors and latest models. Special $12.50 oo a2 ) SUITS for young and old, a variety 5 of colors and & styles, all wool materials. .$19.50 All SHOES OF VOGUE latest models, pair sizes 8 to 18, Saturday $6.95 / —— e THE I-]I‘IRALD ‘ “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Iteference, NE RATES ORIt o 4 $ Anmnn ton, Upon’ Count 6 wordy to a line, 14 llnea to rn Inch, Minjinum Fpac Mininum Book ' Vdnes, Large, 35 Cents, No Ad. Accepted After 1 I M, For Classified Fage on Samn Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telophone For Convenlen of Custoruers, Call 925 Audl Asic For o ‘Waat Ad" Operator, Sl City Items You wanna hear “Wanna' at Morans —advl Ha the five year old son of Mr., and M H. W. Hultgren, of Curtis street, is ill with an attack of pneu- monia. Dr. Clifton M, Cooley is in attendance, Viking C. dance at Danceland I'riday “éve,, March 31st Trinity Bac- chanalian Orchestra,—advt, M Thomas Toner is resting com- fortably at the New Britain General hospital after an operation perform- ed by Dr. Dwyer of Hartford, and Dr, Fox of this city. New April Victor records on sale to- morrow. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. 10 HOTHERS GET WORK Record, Day sery Has In- crease of 354 Children in Month of March, That busine in the city is picking up in a general way is indicated in the fact that at least 10 women secured work during the month of March who were out of employment during the preceding month. The number of children who were taken carc of dur- ing the month of March at the New Britain day nursery has increased more than 10 per cent over the record of February. During February children accommodated in the nur ery. During the month, which ends today, there were 667 children cared for, an increase oi or considerably more than double the number for the preceding month. There are 25 families whose needs so far as a day nursry is concerncd, 4re looked after by the local institu- tion, the heads of 14 of these being widows. Every day at noon meals are served to 15 school children. % e MARDI GRAS AND PRIZE FOX TROT iiven By the PEERLESS O'RCHESTRA, Hartford A Dancing Exhibition Also AT THE UKRAINIAN HALL ERWIN PLACE APRIL 1, 1922 there were 315 FRANK E. GOODWIN Eyesight Specialist 327 Main Street ROBIN’S SPECIAL For Saturday Lot of BOYS $3.95 § BOY’S A BOYS’ surts | with every SUIT BOYS’ SUITS All new mod- els, all colors, sizes 8 to 17, Special $4.95 SUITS wool, the pants, | ANNOUNCEMENTS Plorists FLORAL DIRIGHS and flowers anniycrsaries, parties, funorals, ete, Call Prompt attention, Main Bt for all ons caslcns woddings, Phot 114 Plaral Co., 90 West tho time to ordor FLOWERS -Now I8 05 varieties, G, M. them, Dahlia bulbs, Day Lincoln 8t all occ weddings, 5 Viower Bhop, WITH FLOWE wres.ha, cut plece funerals, Welo Main 8t P BAY 1T wlony, birthdnys, 59 Wost 5 in vi- over by ANGORA CAT—VYollow and white, einity of Arch bl Owner may r Box 3, lera addrossing Angora, d, Clock this school, Prove this ad. 122 Main ALL DU morning, near property and t, Room fo window &lll of Y, oturn to A\ thea 3 lost fro @ to man and wi house, furnace heat, trolley ete, for care of old lady. quired, Call or write W, Store Announcements 7 OWNERS — Douglas fabrics 8,000, cords rsize. Satisfaction and other makes Ray and guaranteed, pay more? ATTENTION AUTO tires priced very low; 10,000 miles, oy guaranteed ston lowest prices, Betterbilt, key Battories are full LW o last of our sccond-hand stock. This is a wonderful opportunity for any Jooming louse to sccure any number of our last 150 beds at $1.00 per bed and $1.00 per <pr t he sold in the next 3 days. We o the store where have on ond-hand stock. B, 2 now ; son, 503 Main St UT STILL L TO MOVE WHA BY OUR ONE OF 71113 PURCHASERS, $10,- 000 WORTIHL OF LUGGAGE, RAINCOATS, BOOTS, HOS« SWEATERS, MUST 11 60 CHURCH _STRE ruck Agencies Auto And CADILLAC & PAIGE CARS— LASH MOTOR CO., “A Reputable Cont WEST. MAIN, COR. LINCOLN ST. HUPMOBILI - it ice Statlon, niey 8t. Prop. Hartford Ave. and Sf A. M. Paonessa, PHONE 367-4 Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 Driven 3, Rudolph, 00 miles. 127 Cherry ALY 1921 touring. Good as new. (% St. Phone 2051 AUBURN demor model, has 5 tires practic v y low mile- Can be bought for off the list This is a_new car C. Rudolph, Cherry St. Dort dealer. Tel. 2015-2. < Studebaker, a bullding lot, 1919 model, will sell Herald, enger touring car with new cord tires. Just hop and thoroughly 90 day guaran- . Bence, 18 Main out of the paint overhauled. Will give a tee with this car, C §t. Phone o 3 five passenger touring car for Apply R. C. Carmody, 100 High St. 316, CHALM $300. Phone 1920, with winter top. R. Cherry St. Dort dealer. DODGE touring, . Rudolph Phone 12 We specialize in good stock is complete, all Aaron G. Cohen, Hartford, Conn. DODGE Brothers car. usud Dodges, Our models at lowest price 8§67 New Britain Ave., touring or any of the fols lowing will he delivered to you for $100: Overland 90 or 1917 Buick touring, _bals ance in ten or twelve installments. Fair- est terms, mo insurance or red tape Aaron (. Colien, 867 New Britain Ave., on Elmwood trolley line, Ch. 9294, 1918, 1920—TDemountable rims, be seen Motor 1. FORD COUPE, new tires with one spare, M to be appred The 8. Sales Corp., 155 Elm St. Phone 7 and the i Mets Overland Maxwell T, $185; . Many others. Aaron New Britaln Ave, Hart- ings. runs well, an_junk $65; PORD, 1914, mmmg following a t rter ford, Opon I'ORD roadster, R. C. Rudolph » Phone 2051 model. Real bargain. Cherry St. Dort deal- FORD roadster, 1918, hauled and looks like new, Bliss, Hotel Beloin. completely $176. over- H, N. HUDSON, 1920, dition. Tl Main St. sport_model. Excellent con- 1 otor Co. Inc, West Pho “A Reputable Con- HUPMOBILE, 1321, 5 passenger car. We aro guaranteeing this car as good as new. Price i3 right, Service Statimn. Hupmobile cars. touring to_be City @x touring. This car ia of good appearance, has good tires and is In first class condition, mechanically. Price very reasonable. Auto Repair Co., 38 Phone 2016-3. Open OAKLAND, 1917, Upholstery practically new o bunmpers; just as 780. M. Irving This s a Stude- OAKLAND SE feet, just ovechaul tives, front and i per- J % ton capacity, excellent and thor- ough of them brand new. & South Main St. OVERLAND, 1618, touring, or any of the following will be delivered to you for $50: 1017 Mitchell vebuilt; Oldsmobile Chummy roadster or touring. Many otheM. Ba ance in ten small p Aaron G, Cohen. Open evenings. Avenue, Ch. 9204, this car that ou purchase a 193 Arch St STUDERA tion. Inqu Phone touring car at 31 In good condi- nwood St., or u are looking for good sece ks, 1, ton or % ton, coma These trucks will be sold at a Apply 49 Woodland St. to see us, bargain, TRUCK—21; Willing to Lake St Tel. ton truck. trade for touring car, 148-4, Will sell cheap. 110 USED CAR BARGAINS THIS WEEK— 1920 1920 1918 1922 1921 1920 Oldsmobile. Yord coupe, Dodge tourtng. Studebaker Special Six. Maxwell coupe. Dort 3 passenger runabout, Maxwell touring. and_sedan. AUTO SALES CO, TEI g 2109, Agents for Chalmers