New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 19

240 MAIN STREET ALLING RUBBER CO. Tennis Shoes Men’s Price...$1.65 to $4.00 Women’s “ ..$1.50 to $2.85 ..$1.50 to $2.85 ..$1.40 to $2.60 ..$1.40 ..$1.25 to $$3.00 Raincoats 'Roamer Bicycles Sporting Goods Auto Supplies Boy’s Motorbike. ..$37.50 Boys’ Roadster.. ... 32.50 Men’s Roadster .... 32.50 Girls’ Roadster .... 35.00 Boys’ Juvenile ..... 30.00 Saturday Is The Last Day Of Our Raincoat Sale — All Coats 3313% Ot Golf Clubs, Bags and Balls. Grease and Oil Tennis Rackets, Balls, Etc. “ Bumpers, Mirrors, Etc. Baseball Goods. Fishing Tackle Boys’ Youths’ Misses’ Child’s [3 i Revere Tires and Tubes Superior Cords SHORTAGE OF WINE FOUND IN CELLAR Federal Inspectors Visit Berlin Barn | of Leon F. Liegey This Clty. | Chief Jonathan Eno of the federal prohibition enforcement squad and Captain W. Ellory Allen, chief field deputy internal revenue collector, made a hurried trip to Beckley Quap- ter, Berlin, yesterday to investigate a report made by Leon F. Liegey of 208 North street, this city, that 1,000 gal- lons of wine had leaked through a drain in the cellar floor of a farm- house in Beckley. Liegey, who is a real estate dealer here, stated in his monthly report to the internal revenue offjce, that the missing wine had been contained in a large barrel in the cellar and with a settling of the floor, the barrel had rolled and a bottom stave had broken and the wine had leaked out. The federal men made an inspec- tion of the premises with Mr. Leigey and looked over the barrels in the cellar. The place is not occupied by Mr. Liegey, but is rented. The owner, however, is one of the largest grape growers about these parts and had one of the largest wine factories in the state. There was no evidence, according to the government inspectors, that the wine had| soaked into the floor, but Mr. Liegey explained that there is a drain in the floor connected with a sewer and the wine flowed through that. The federal men will report the results of their investigations to Washington. of SPECIAL! ANOTHER Our $1.65 STARTS City lter;ls Hear “Do It Again,” snappy new dance record. C. L. Pierce & Co. —advt. Franl{ J. Witkin underwent an operation this morning at the New Britain General hospital. Dr. John M. Purney performed the operation. New Victor Record Hits at Morans® —advt. Special Sale Gingham Dresses $2.00. Why pay $2.95 elsewhere? Besse- Leland Co.—advt. The Camp Real Estate Co. sold to- day a one family house on Common- wealth avenue to Hjalmar and Anna 8. Salstrum. O. U. A. M. carnival, 277 Main St,, tonight. Alpha Orch.—advt. Former Local Man Is Injured at Vernon Joseph Sendra, who came to this city with one of the groups of Span- iards who made up the local colony, was seriously injured while at work turing company at Vernon. The for- mer local man lost two fingers on his (right hand while injuries to the arm will probably result in permanent loss of use of that member. Sendra, through Lawyer D. 1. Nair, has peti- | tioned for a hearing before Compen- | sation Commissioner G. B. Chandler. CREWS REACH DERBY. Derby, May 19.—Preparatory to the Yale-Cornell-Princeton regatta on the Housatonic river tomorrow the vis- tting crews arrived here yesterday. Princeton men arrived too late for a practice row, which they will get to- day, when crews of all three colleges will be on the water at different hours SPECIAL! OPPORTUNITY to $4.65 Sale TOMORROW SPECIAL NOTICE wE wish to thank all those wha,at- tended our last sale. We extend a cordial invitation to the people of New Britain to visit our store. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY VALUES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES THINK These Articles Listed Below and Many More to Go At From 4 $1.65 " $4.65 Mesh Bags Y Cameg Brooches S Cut Glass Vases —— Silver Bread Trays —0— Silver Crumb Sweepers WE ALSO OFFER A ON OUR STOCK Extra Special Prices On A. H. ENOCH, . The Quality Jewelry Store. & OF IT! Enamel Alarm Clocks Electric Lamps o Mahogany Parlor Clocks Lo . China and Cut Glass Sherbet Glasses o Ivory Clocks: Umbrellas SPECIAL REDUCTION Gentlemen’s Watches and Alarm Clocks. — OUR SPECIAL OFFER — " Nickel Watches at Alarm Clocks at Watch Our Windows THE QUALITY JEWELRY STORE A. H. ENOCH 376 MAIN ST. TEL. 514 BUY YOUR DECORATION DAY OUTFIT NOW AND PAY WEEKLY Boston Clothing Store (New Britain Family Clothier) 63 CHURCH ST. in the plant of the Akron Manufac- (" [ in for their final conditioning. The seat- ing of the Yale varsity shell is as yet undecided. Three regulars are out with injuries, they being Captain Gib- son, Russell and Goodwin. Countess Markievicz to Speak in Hartford, Wed. Countess Constance Markievicz, noted Irish nationalist leader and la- borite, will speak at Parsons’ theater, Hartford, next Wednesday evening. A large delegation of New Britainites will be present to hear the speaker. Peter Golden, also prominent in Irish activities, is on the program. RIGHT IDEA HERE National Americanization Council En- dorses O’Brien Plan Of Community Centers In This City. The community association idea, has been worked out by Am- tion” Director James E. , of this city, is felt by mem- bers of the National Americanization council, according to reports of that tody which met in session yesterday in New York, to be the most success- ful Americanization method. Mr. O'Brien’'s plan is exemplified in OOKED FOOD SHOP 118 Main Street WARNING! He who hesitates is lost. A nice fresh lot of Gobel’'s Smok- ed Shoulders and Cottage Hams are expected in' Saturday morn- ing. On account of the great' demand there is a_very limited supply. A full line of bakec ®| meats and salads will be on hane as usual. SPECIALS Fresh Native Eggs Are Still Selling at 40c doz. i |Light and Heavy Cream To Whip, 25¢ a half pint. ‘ Imported Swiss Cheese, 50¢ Ib. Maltop Brand Malt and Hops, ||} Complete $1.00. Gobel's Frankforts and Bologna 28¢ 1b. Tuna Fish, Crab and Chicken |/g Salads, 45¢. About the Store Be sure and shop early and avoid ¥ the rush. Potato Chips. Walnut Meats. Pickled Pigs Feet. Jellies of all kinds. A full line of Cookies. Fahey Coffee, Tea and Cocoa. Nice Fresh Baked Virginia Hams. Large Salted Herring for pickling. Complete line of Heinz 57 varieties Many other articles at special prices Home made Mayonnaise Dressing bulk. P S N S 5, TR FOR SILK DRESSES BESSE-LELAND’S of course $9.85 to $39.85 Let’s Go “SMILIN’ THRU” . Ina KINNEY SHOE the Nathan Hale community associa- tion which was the starting point of Wwhat he eventually hopes will be a city-wide community movement. This association is composed of residents of that neighborhood, who have their own by-laws, elect their own officers and meet at regular intervals to dis- cuss civic problems and present their needs in an intelljgent manner to the city officials. At the regular meeting tonight Mayor Angelo M. Paonessa will be one of the speakers. enue Collector Willlam W. T. Squires Internal Rev- and Postmaster William F. Delaney will also speak. Mr. O'Brien returned last evening from New Lork, where he attended the national council. Spinetta’s Market —FORMERLY — 160 MAIN STREET SOVEREIGNS TRADING CO. | TEL. 279—2585 Ice Cream Business At 77 Arch Street Where you find what you want at moderate prices. Where you will be served with cour- tesy and honesty. ‘A bigger, better store with better prices than ever before. A complete line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables of every description. The Finest and Choicest.Cuts of Beef, Lamb, Veal and Pork and a complete line of Provisions. An up-to-date Grocery Dept. with everything to make a good meal. We will have what you want when you want it. We cordially invite the Public of New Britain to visit our store at any time and convince themselves that they cannot find a more up-to-date line of eatables anywhere in the city at a price within your reach. Delivery service. Our aim is to please you and serve you in the best way possible. A trial will convince you. Watch for our Specials. When down town stop at Spinetta’s New Store, 160 Main Street, Sovereigns Building— Where You Get the Most of the Best For the Least. All National Biscuit Company’s Tc pack- ages for—be. Sale is limited, 5 pkgs. to a customer. All 15¢ pkgs.—10c. All New Goods Pure Leaf Lard— 12¢ 1b. Best Tub Butter— 42¢ 1b. Fancy Cream Cheese —26¢ Ib. Sunbeam Evaporat- ed Milk—9c can. Fine Coftee—22¢ 1b. Mallard & Shaw Jams—24c. Royal Scarlet Jelly, all flavors--10 oz glass 26¢. -Van Camp’s Baked Bean, with tomato sauce—9¢. Daisy Brand Evap- orated Apples — 23¢ pke. Chocolate Fig Bars and Chocolate Gra- ham Crackers—24c Ib. The New Cereal Fruit Nut Cereal— 15¢ pkg. Strictly Fresh Eggs from four different farms—39c doz. Meat Dept. We handle nothing but the best grade Beef at reasonable prices. Vegetable Dept. Very fancy grade Grapefruit—4 for 25¢. | Large Pineapples—l 30c. Fancy Head Lettuce —15¢, Carrots—15e. Pie Plant—8e. Sweet Potatoes — Lettuce—| 10¢ Ib. Iceberg 10¢, 15¢, 20c. Tomatoes —15¢-20¢ Ib. Tomato Plants--30¢ doz. Egg Plants—35¢ dz. Choice Bananas — 15¢, 20¢, 25¢ doz. Asparagus — 20c, 25¢, 30c. Extra Fine Aspara- gus Tips—40c bunch. | Strawberries — 20¢ to 35¢. Egg Plant—15¢ and 20c each. New Potatoes — 8¢ h.: 2 for 15¢. Native Spinach — 15¢ pk. Wax Beans—15¢ qt. Green String Beans, —13¢; 2 for 25¢. '()nionsf»mc; 3 for Cukes—ae, 8¢, 10c, | =€ Radishes—3 for 10c| Red Bananas. Rareripes—3 for 10¢| No. 3 can Tomatoes Green Peas—15¢ qt.| —10¢; 3 for 25c. Beets—2 for 25¢c. Can Corn—I10c. I e,