New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1922, Page 14

|terred by pending legislation the pro- PRIOR]TY ORD RS posal for government operation of BY TOMORROW NIGHT ™! properties as well as those of the janthracite coal industry had been put aslde today | Legislation Creating Coal Distributing | WEATHER REPORT Agency Likely to Be Passed | — Showers Tonight Or Wednesday— At Somewhat Cooler Tomorrow, Onoee, Washington, Aug. 29 Considera- | New Haven, Aug. 20.—For Con- tion in the house today of emer- | necticut: Wed- r alnesday, somewhat cooler Wednesday: ebate, moderate southwest, shifting to west nd northwest winds. Conditions: The disturbance which '8 *ntral over the upper Mississip- President Harding has been as- | p y vesterday morning {8 now over Ontario. It has caused howers during the last 24 from Minnesota southeastward » Ohio. Pleasant weather prevails 1 this morning east of the untains except in the Lake 1 he temperature s rising slowly in the central and eastern sec- Showers tonight or gency coal dlstribution bil rule providin appeared to measure before ad row sured by Republican that the bill reported o six hours o a vote the ournment tomor- | Leader Mondel| ce hours, mittee yesterday and strengthen the admir in controlling coal Ais! deral g the powers creating a fe distrib and exten terstate priority Conditions favor for this air weather with slightly temperature. vicinity higker MONEY STOLEN Morris Japkowitz of 145 Hartford 1lavenue reported to the police today, hat a man had taken some money rom the cash register in his store erday afternoon. Mrs, Japkowitz the suspected person, and + he gave her back $3. Morris claims r-(that there was over $20 taken. The C- 'matter was put into tHe hands of the igon, |detective bureau. interstate comm e s- | c1.curred in this | ‘us expressed however by rep- TOFFOLON 1S SUED. resentatives of both ooscrators aund! Louis Toffolon of this city has been laber in the industry. |named defendant in a suit for $300 With administration ht against him by the City parently confide hat € company through Attor- threatened in aul P. Waskowitz. Constable quantity of coal lined, -due to Winkle attached property of the transportation conditions, can be ma-|defendant and the writ is returnable terially relieved under pricrity author-|in the court of common pleas the con-'first Tuesday of October. islative sity ferring measure pe action used leaders ity already possessed or to be 367 MAIN STREET Take Advantage of These Real Money Savers PORTERHOUSE — SIRLOIN — SEORT AND ROUND Legs Genuine Spring Lamb Lean Smoked Shoulders Lb. 12%c FRESH PORK HAMBURG ... 3 Lbs. 25(: ‘ TO ROAST FRESH MADE [ Lb. 15C | FANCY VEAL FRANKFORTS .. CUTLET LEAN BOILING 5 I FRESH VEAL BEEF .. ... ....... Ib; O€ GHOBE .. .\ 00 LEAN POT [ SHOULDER CUTS ROASTS BEEF .. Lb. 100 ' vEaL rOASTS ... 1. 18€ ME RUMP ) 1w 16¢ | SHORT CUT ROASTS .w 18¢ FINEST FRESH CREAMERY BBUTTER ........«.covv. o0 UBS, 70 29 c ‘WHOLE MILK CHEESE 27¢c SWIFT'S PREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE. . 25¢ 20c 2 cans 119 FRESH SELECTED EGGS .. Doz. BEST PURE LARD .........2 Lbs. RED BUTTERFLY Tl‘l.}—f\ll F.](l\lrrs 7 L'h. il | T W 18c | &éhk . 10w 75€ SUGAR SPECIAL FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. — BEST NATIVE STOCK POTATOES 15 Lb. Peck 23c DINNER BLEND COFFEE . e, BLUE ROSE RICE .3 Lbs. MOHICAN EVAP. MILK PINK ALASKA SALMON HIRES ROOT BEER EXTRACT . . Bot. 35¢ Lb. EXTRA FANCY CAN- NING PEACHES 14 Qt. RED OR YELLOW ONIONS 7 Lbs, Zsc RED STAR SWEET 25 POTATOES. ... 6 Lbs. (4 SWEET JUICY s 19c ORANGES . 29¢ 75¢ PEPPERS SOUND JUICY LEMONS .29¢ Large Sound Apples—Cooking or Table Use | 4 Quarts 25¢ 14 Quart Basket 65c The Miller-Hanson Drug Company | 30 CHURCH STREET For Your Vacation Get your Camera and Supplies at Our Store. For better results, let us develop and print your pictures. Here’s the Chance you have been Looking for —2-Family House on Maple street in best loca- tion, all improvements. You will have to act quick to beat someone else to this Buy. It’s right where everybody wants it. Very desirable west end rent. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam J. Rawlings {and Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan, have | returned from an automobile trip to Gloucester, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Rawlings and daughter, of Helena, Montana, are expected here in a day or so for a visit with Mr. Rawling's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam J. Rawlings of F.m-; mons Place, It will be the first visit| of Mr, Rawlings to this city since he left here for the West, 15 years ago. The Misses Margaret Burns and Mae Hannon of South Main street have returned from a vacation spent at Lake George and Lake Champlain, Miss Catherine Kehoe is spending the week at Myrtle Beach, Milford as the guest of Miss Mary O'Meara. T s OKED FOOD SHOP 118 Main St. Closed Wednesday Afternoon | There are a lot of cooked deli-’ cacies in our cases that will solve the problem as to those| little “extras” that do so much towards completing a lunch or dinner. We take the worry off your mind by preparing many | things for your table. i SPECIALS MORNING | 2 lbs. Lard, | 1 | FOR TOMORROW| 25¢. Challenge Brand Milk, 10c. Medium Red Salmon, 18c. Baked Beans, 10c¢ Ib. Pickled Pigs Feet, 15c¢ lb. Best Coffee, 28¢ 1b. About the Store " Meat Loaf. Roast Pork. Teas, Coffee. Boiled Ham. Corned Beef. Butter and Eges. Salads of All Kinds King George Sardines. Frankforts and Bologna. Cheese, Domestic and Imported. (Reproduced from actual photograph) This horse is in fine shape for work be- | cause he has been fed | right. Many horse | owners do not pay | enough attention to choosing feed so as | to get more work from their horses. You can put your horses in the pink of condition with 0O-Molene feed. ’ Just feed O-Molene once and see what a difference . it makes. | NEW BRITAIN BIRD & FEED CO. 102 Arch Strect 217 Shuttle Meadow Avenue Phones—1121-3 - 864-1 S PURINA ™y 0-MOLENE | VHED ) { VISIT OUR DINING ROOM WHEN IN HARTFORD Call At 24-30 STATE ST. Live and Boiled Lobsters | Soft Shell Crabs Fresh Crab Meat Shrimps Steaming Clams Chowder Clams HONISS’S —DRINK — | Ayers’ Soda Water‘ CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg, For Sale at Your Grocer's Three Size Botties—s-10-15¢ | ‘| J.E,SHBm&soN, ; . e —— CROWLEY BROS. INC. Estim eerfull, ven on all jobs Call for it by name and get the best. 3=’“._X_‘mu oneerlily 6t ! Boston Store Donnelly, Mullen Co. ESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1922, Crowding into three short hours and fifteen minutes a whole day’s volume of business. Boston Store Donnelly, Mullen Co. The Boston Store Announces Greater Values for WEDNESDAY IN THE GREAT Reorganization Sale Shoppers of a thrifty turn of mind can practice economy in its strictest form when they trade in this GREAT REOR- GANIZATION SALE. VALUES far beyond the usual will be found here WEDNESDAY. We call particular attention to the fact that the merchandise is of the finest quality—no artist ever took more pains in painting a picture than the buyers have taken in selecting this High Grade Stock, bought with the idea of giving lasting satisfaction. BOSTON STORE offered finer values. Read on for price news of most unusual importance. MEN’S FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, cut full size; all neat patterns. Values up to $1.75. Just for Wed. Each MEN’S FINE NAINSOOK UNION SUITS, 72x80 cloth. Very special just for Wed. Each 57C LADIES’ FINE KNIT UNION SUITS “Forest Mills” make. All styles—all sizes. Just for Wed. MISSES’ FINE RIBBED COTTON HOSE—medium brown. 1 Just for Wed. .......... Pair C MISSES’ HIGH GRADE MIDDY BLOUSES. Values up to $2.50. Just for Wed. MEN’S B. V. D. SHIRTS and DRAW- Just For Wed. POLICE and FIREMEN also LISLE WEB SUSPENDERS. 2 5 Just for Wed, .......... Pair (o surely please, OUT IN THE SMILING FIELDS < Out in the happy coun- tryside our well nour- ished, properly cared . for cows furnish the milk that adds to your food happiness — if S vowll allow us to § serve you. “Your Milkmanr" PARK STRELT PHONE 1720 7% * Delicious—Try Them! JOHNSON'’S HOME-MADE DOUGHNUTS AND CRULLERS J. E. JOHNSON 189 Park Street MAZDA LAMPS FREE DELIVERY —THE— COWLES ELECTRIC CO. 392 STANLEY ST. TEL. 2229-4 New Britain Let Ts Serve You Electrically | PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 765-12 Business Safety First—Use a Her- d Classified Ad. EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE If you are about to furnish a home | we can outfit it completely. We carry |a full line of Furniture, Stoves and | Floor Coverings at prices that will | Good loans negotiated. H. D. HUMPHREY ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING A. LIPMAN New and Second-Hand Furniture | 34 Lafayette St. MEN’S GENUINE' LEATHER and RUBBER BELTS. Just for Wed. SILK FRINGE in all colors, 4 inches wide. vees. Yard 690 Just for Wed. ... Yard $l v39 SILK and WOOL GIRDLES in all the wanted colors. 9c Just for Wed. .......- Each 6 IMITATION IRISH CROCHET LACE 4 inches wide. Just for Wed. .......... Yard89 C 6 inches wide. Just for Wed. ..... §1.50 All Wool CANTON CREPE, 36 inches wide. Wednesday Special Yard 95 C $2.50 SILK PEAU DE CYGNE, 40 inches wide, navy, black. $l 89 - Wednesday . Special $2.50 CHARMEUSE, all colors, 40 inches wide. Wednesday Special CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE made with reinforced heel and toe. Just for Wed- nesday Pair Tel. 1329-2 | THE OLD HOME TOWN m 00DS = mN@ P %—ENTCO LS 0 :mtuY At no time has the 50 pair of SCRIM CURTAINS ruffle edge, 2); yards long. Wednesday Special pair 79 C $1.50 ALL WOOL SERGE, 45 inches wide, brown, navy and sport colors. Wednesday Special, yd. 98 (o4 15¢ 39¢c DRESS GINGHAM, wide checks and plaids. Wed- 2 5C nesday Special : ss.t:tt) Full Sivzve fED“SPREADS, pret- y patterns. Wednesday $2.98 69¢ SHEETING, 2V heavy quality. Wednesday Special 25¢ WHITE DIMITY, very fine quality. Wednesday at, yd. yard yards wide, 9c 72x90 PEQUOT SHEETS Wed- nesday $1.50 Full Size seamless. Wednesday Special SHEETS, 81x90, $1.19 ALL OUR WOOL BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES GREATLY REDUCED FOR WEDNESDAY’S SELLING 'FIRE INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE We are prepared to do all the business you can give us at lowest rates, For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. BY STANLEY (/ MAIN STREET HAD HARDLY RECOVERED FROM THE SHOCK OF MARSHAL OTEY WALKERS APPBARANCE |N A PAIR OF BRAND NEW BOOTS - WHEN HE CAME RIGAT OUT /N A NEW SUIT OF STORE CLOTHES—