New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922. GET ACQUAINTED SAL - Come and See the Wonderful Bargains Which We Are ¢ t?f"i —Producing For The Public From The — | N ew York Bargain House 381 -383 MAIN STREET — Formerly the NEW BRITAIN CLOTHING CO. U. S. Blankets, All Wool, 5%2-pgund Large size Bed Spreads 36-in. Cotton Cloth, (Unbleached) .Curtain Scrim Cretonnes Red and Wilite Check Damask.. .. Dark Blue Denim Percale Boys’ All Wool Suits Boys’ All Wool Suits, 2 pairs of Pants.. . from $1.50 to $3.50 $3.50 to $5.50 .$4.50 to $7.50 Men’s All Wool Overcoats, Plaid Backs Men’s Silk Lined Hats... Full Size All Wool Blankets Ladies’ Flannelette Night Gowns, extra size.. Children’s Flannelette Night Gowns. .. Children’s Two-Piece Serge Dresses. . . . Ladies’ Winter Coats Children’s Black Sateen Nicker Dresses...... Voile Waists Ladies’ Russian Crepe Dresses, sizes 38-44. . . Laries’ Polo Coats Men’s and Boys All Wool Slip-on Sweaters. . ...50c Men’s Pure Silk Hose, black only from $19.50 to $32.50 Men’s Pure Silk Lisle Hose, black and brown. . ..50c Men’s Heather Hose... ..2 pair 35¢ s es e s SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY THAT ARE WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION AT * Selected Fresh Eggs wPUBLIC MARKET Sugar Cured Corned Beef L0436 Main St Opposite E Main St IR 3 Doz. 85¢ Cabbage Free " MONEY SAVING {l"ECIALS—7 TO12A. M. ROUND, SIRLOIN AND @HORT STEAKS FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ............... LEGS OF FANCY YOUNG . 18c |14 3 Ibs. 250 LARGE CANS . EVAPORATED Ib. 290 | MILK EEOTA ‘OES .... ANCY TOMATOES B QAINSE 5 ea. 15¢; 3 for43c 2 1bs.27c ............ peck23c CHOI'S . LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS .. OUR OWN PORK BAUSAGE ........cveuvieins 1b. | ;gg} PORK i I~R] SH FASTERN !Q\l\ll !l A‘\ Pl” SH HAMS lL\\\ LEAF \l’ilfl Rll‘.S siiamivayes e ROASTS OF LEAN MILK FED | SMOKED VEAL SHOULDER | LAMB n\vy OR WHOLE SMOKED "wAMS " 25¢ ' CHOPS MILK FED %[ ICED Py & SMOKED FOWLS HAM " 38¢c . "45¢ PRIME RIB ROASTS ........co00.. Ih. TOP ROUND ROASTS OF BEEF CHOICE 'CUTS OF SHOULDER STEAK PRIME TOP WESTERN BEEF ‘ LEAN 28c‘ . 28c 18(:J BEEF 'H""\" ROASTS ... HHI'I LDER ROASTS | ll AN n(m l\f 8c - 14c¢ H.\NDY'S COTTAGE SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS HAMS SUGAR CLAME CURED FOR BACON STEW | 1b. 275(; 1b. lnz-rcrflb ; 7 gf‘?’?rjm in prints . .. 43c WHOLE MILK CHELS] MILK .2 cans 2DC }:ca"v[;}l{ ......8 rolis 25¢ w. 30¢ LARGE JARS FRESH ROASTED COFFEE ...... PICKLES ...... each 480 AMERICAN SARDINLS ... .6 cans MILK CRACKERS ... 2 1bs. 29€ LARGE PRUNES ......... Ib. 23C LARGE b 23c RAISINS ......... CONCORD AND CATAWBA LEACHES ... 8 ais 2OC a0 19¢€ LARGE RIPE BANANAS ...... FANCY APPLES .... BARTLETT PEARS . LARGE PLUMS ...... 3 a0z, 2DC | TARGE JARS GRAPEEGE o S s - SPE RR\ & VEAL r()l'l BARNES STEW BACON . 12¢c. F rnnl\fnrl— lh I HC. | PO, “:,?,'w .m$1 18 an 10€ MUSTARD 14 qt. haQI\et $l 15 SOUND \\TI\I ONTONS .. 6 Ibs, 25¢ SWEET POTATOES .... 6 Ilbs. 25(: REANS ........ 3 qu 2DC IMPROVEMENTS FOR NEW YORK HARBOR 'Plans Made to Increase Efficiency of Nation's Gateway Toronto, Sept. 15.—Plans for im- proving the Port of New York, to- gether with a description of the bat- tle against “popular indifference and official prejudice”’ to bring these| | plans nearer realization, were outlined | by Eugenius H. Outerbridge, chair-| man of the Port of New,York Au- thority, in an address prepared for| the annual convention of the Ameri-| can As ion of Port Authorities| now in session here. | | f ointing out that the Port of New York area comprises approx- |1 800 miles of shore front; con- | tains a population of §000,000, and| produces manufactures exceeding in| value 10 per cent of all the manu- factured products of the entire Unit- ed States, Mr. Outerbridge said: “We have a comprehensive plan that has been accepted by the states| | of New York 1 New Jersey and | approved by Congress and the presi- | dent. It was first approved by all the| | commercial and most of the munici-| | pal bodies in the port district. “This plan, in brief outline, con- templates a circular belt line rail-| way crossing and connecting all| | trunk lines at points about half way ! between the center and the outer boundaries of the port district. As | part of this belt line there is to be a tunnel under the Upper Bay from Greenville on the New Jersey shore to Bay Ridge on the Long Island shore, thus connecting the nine trunk lines on the western side of the port woth the three on the eastern side. ““Waterfront belt {lnes are also planned wherever industrial and ship- ping terminal sites promise tonnage sufficient to support them. Classifi- cation yards and consolidation points| at suitable locations for lighterage stations are planned to save the great | waste now incurred through dupli- cation of effort and inefficvient use of | equipment by 12 systems operating | individually. | “Ultimately direct transfer from | railroad car to ship and vice versa | on all bulk cargoes is expected to be brought about, and when guitable terminals have been constructed much | general cargo originating at or des-| tined o interior points may be so| handled at a minimum expense.” | In discussing the need of securing | general support of such a program, | Mr. Outerbridge said: “Even the Federal government thought the Port of New York so well | found in channels and deep water [ approach that until a few vears ago though nearly 50 per cent of the Fed- eral revenues werc collectd at this| port, not more than two per cent of | the total Federal appropriations for rivers and harbors had been expend- ed here.” [ It is believed that paper pulp can be made from corncobs, according to chemists. From the size of bones found it is thought sharks 90 feet in lergth have existed. 3 BEAUTIFUL HATS —FOR FALL WEAR— OUR showing of NEW FALL HATS is most complete in every detail. NEVER has there been a more beau- tiful collection of Style displayed, than will will find here and they are all so reasonably priced, that the selection of your new Hat is indeed a pleasure. LARGE AS- SORTMENT NEWEST COLORS in the LATEST STYLES. Before deciding on your New Hat it would be to your interest to SEE OUR STYLES FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR — FELT HATS — The demand for the Felt Hat not only $ 98 creates a scarcity, but causes the price 1- to go up. We have a large variety of styles in all colors AT THE OLD $2 98 PRICE. Eastern Millinery Co. New Britain 133 MAIN ST. New Britain N '-",-‘u 5