New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 12

{ THE MOHICAN MARKET L S e ——— PURE FOOD 367 MAIN STREET Read These Items Over Carefully—Sce What You Save, Morning Specials—9 to 11 A. M. | by I‘{;,“" Ao 3 LBS. 250: VEAL : BIGSALE : VEAL, Short Cut Legs ..............Lb. 15¢ Prime Rump Roasts .......... Lb. 15¢| \Choice Shoulder Cuts ........ Lb. 12¢| 'Breasts To Stuff .............Lb. 10c ‘Shanks For Pot Pie..........Lb. 8¢ Choice Veal Chops ...........Lb. 20c \Fancy Veal Cutlets ...........Lb. 28¢c 'Confectionery Sugar .......2 Lbs. 17¢| —BEST NATIVE— 21c| POTATOES .......... 15 Lb. Pk. All Da; Specials LEAN BOILING LEGS SWIFT'S BEEF w B¢ | raws ooy Kb 28c MEATY POT | ROASTS «+ b, loc | .o Ib, 180 PRIME RUMP | FRESH PORK | BONELESS SMO. 18 TO ROAST .. Lb. 236 | SHOULDF w0 TIB) [ FRESH | FRESH PORK CHOPS ... I, 20 C | FRANKF .w. 15¢ TROM 8 10 5 I, M, Fancy Smoked Shouldgrs ; BEST CREAMERY 49 _ BUTTF . 4lc ......Lb. 1lc ST Wirer o, 26€ Our Famous Dinner Blend Coffee. .. Lb. 25¢ Benfired Japan and Mixed Tea...Lb. 35¢ LARD BLUE RO O~ | SLICED PINE- = HEAD RICE .. 3 1vs. 20C APPLE .. Ige. can 21.C PURE EVAPORATED COCOA . c2we 19¢ MILK . ...... 3 Cans 250 WESSONS FIG BARS o1L . Pintcan 21C | 2 Lbs. ; 25c NAS "HOR BRAND > ) CARROTS LARGE SOLID CABBAGE ... Faon &C EXTRA HEAVY | GRAPEFRUIT . Each 8C SUNMAID SELDED OR SEEDLESS RAISINS ........ PKG, 17c —SPICIAT, FROM 2 TO 5 I, M— Sound New Onions ... ... ... 10 Lbs. 25c e IS == Behre Of A\'e“- (‘anaan ; BAZAAR PRIZE WINNERS. Chosen as Candidate! The bazaar and carnival under the South Norwalk, Sept. 26 St. Andrew's Lithuanian church, was John H. | g a lose las ht, " Behre, of New Canaan, was nominat. DFOU8ht to a close last night. The ed on the republ ket ne thair| Prize winners are: $10 fold piece, § : oo {azlauskute 00§ street; $5 candidate in the 26th senatorial dis) | Kaziauskute, of 101 EILEY sl o iletjeonvention held: neveviast nignil) EL.0 Blech Bl Seriskes, o e Behre was a member of the general | T afl el "‘;‘d\‘»: X assembly, being elected in 1921, Lar oL th Ahch Bal By Sar s S iy = affair was a success in every re- Stratford Couple Wed spect. 65 Years Yesterday |y, ' - Stratford, Conn., 8ept. 26 v ana | VY aterford Woman Named Mrs. John Gordon, who live with Mr, | For Central Committee and Mrs. E. [ at 1.,;;:‘ Linden avenue ni London, Sept. 26.—\Mrs, W. El congratulations iends on the 65th |lery Allyn of W rford w amed as anniversary ot hey | woman member of the republican were married opal | state central committee for the 20th church, Bridgeport on § r 25, |senatorial district at a convention held 1857 afternoon 5.7 - S SPECTALS Fancy Pbtatoo.:, peck 23c Pure Lard . 218 27 Evaporated Milk can S8c Round, Sirloin STEAKS And Short th Fresh Ground HAMBURG b | Pickling Onions . 6 th : 3 25c Milk Crackers 2h MONEY SAVING SPECIALS FOR ALL DAY SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF (cabbage free) .. b S I‘ioilin'gf}{er.’f h Sc Boneless Rib Roasts Lean Pot Roas b 10c¢ | of Beef ..... i 25¢ Frankforts h 15¢ Roasts of Veal . h 18¢ Lean Bacon ...... b 25¢ | Veal for Stew .... % 14¢ LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS ............ m i White Loaf Flour | Challenge Milk 2 large bag, each .. $1.08 Fancy Peas ... 2 Toilet Paper .. 8 rolls 25¢ Sugar Corn ... 2 SELECTED FRES H EGGS 35C doz;n. 3 anz Large Bannas, dozen 19¢ Sweet Potatoes 6 Ih 20c ~ Turnips ........ 6 1 25¢ Fancy Apples 4 quarts 25¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, LIONS’ GLUB FAVORS A PERMANENT ARCH Committee Appointed to Plan Local Civic Work At the regular meeting of the New Britain Lions' club held at the Junior 0. U, A, M, hall on Hungerford Court this noon, Americanization Director James O'Brien told the club members that he believed this organization should get behind a civic movement in New Britain and do something that would be of a great benefit to the clty. He suggested that a committee be appointed to discuss the advisabhility of the Lions' club taking an active Interest in the erection of a perma- nent Court of Honor at Walnut Hill park. Mr. O'Brien sald that the city officials were not pushing the project as much as they should and he thought that the club should get be- hind the movement and see to it that 4 permanent memorial was erected in place of the temporary wooden structures that now grace the road of the entrance into the park from West Main street, William C. French agreed with Mr. O'Brien, and upon his motion Presi- dent W. W. Bullen was authorized to appoint a committee to discuss the possibilities that can be considered in New Britain and to report at a later meeting. Guests Are Present. Harold Noles of the Simons corpor- ation of Hartford was a guest at the luncheon this noon, and when called upon to speak he suggested that the New Britain Lions' club hold a joint outing, gathering or meeting with the Rotary club and any other civie or- | ganization for the purpose of estab- lishing a friendly feeling between the various societies, The members gathered at the O, U A. M. hall at 12:15 o'clock, and dur- ing the course of the dinner were en- tertained by John Harrigan, who is appearing at the Fox theater. Mr, Harrigan has appeared at many Lions, Rotary and Kiwanis gatherings and his comlic stories were well ap- plauded. FROST TONIGHT Weather Bureau Sends Out Advance Warning of Cooler Weather to Be Expected This Evening, New Haven, Sept. 26.—For Connec- ticut: Fair tonight and Wednesday: frost tonight; gentle variable winds. Conditions: Pleasant weather pre- vails this morning in all districts ex- cept on the south Atlantic and north Pacific coasts. The pressure is high from Towa eastward to Massachusetts, The temperature has fallen during the last 24 hours in the northern districts east of the Mississippi river. Frosts were reported from the Lake region and New England. Northfield, Vt., re- ported a temperature of 26, Conditions favor for this vicinity fair and continued cool tonight fol- lowed by slowly rising temperature on Wednesday. FREED OF MANSLAUGHTER T 2 Frederick Nee, Driver of Truck Which Overturned and Killed Three, Given Freedom. Stamford, Sept. 26.—Frederick S. Nee, driver of an automobile truck which was overturned in a swamp on the Long Ridge road, on September 10, was freed in police court today on a complaint charging manslaughter | because of three deaths in the acci- dent Prosecuting Attorney Matthew E. Kenealy recommended that the complaint be nolled, and this was done. The coroner had found there had been no eriminal carelessness in the handling of the truck, and Mr. Kenealy reviewed the circumstances in support of his recommendation, which Judge Samuel Young accepted Stromboli Volcano Gets Frisky and Shoots Lava Rome, Sept. 26.—The Stromboll volcano on the island of that name off the coast of Sicily has resumed activ- ity. emitting ashes and lava, accom- panied by terrific explosions. The {n- habitants of the island have rushed to the shore in case it is necessary to leave, English;iator Would Fly Around the World Victoria, B. C., Sept. 26.—Arrange- ments for a flight around the world | from London, England, are being | made by Col E. Broome, an avia- | tor of that city, who has arrived here | | from Japan Col. Broome said that !the flight probably would take the j route of Major T. W. Blake, who was forced by illness to abandon his trip | last summer CUTS OFF SONS' WIVES — { [Mrs. Liesette Newmon Says They | Treated Her “Most Shamefully." New York, Sept. 26.—Mrs. Liesetts |Newman, who died on July 18 at her home, 77 West Ninety-fourth street, |declared in her will, filed for probate | vesterday, that her daughters-in-law had treated her “most shamefully, al- though God knows that | love them." |She therefore cut them off without |J la cent To a son, Ferdinand T. Newman, she left jewelry, oll paintings and crayons which she hoped he would keep as “a remembrance of his poor and dear mother,” and some cash in |the West Side bank. Of all her chil dren she said, “Ferdinand exhibited real love and affection toward me during my later years of great mis- |fortune. I therefore pray and hope |that he will lead the life of an up- right and honest man, continuing to | with whom he comes in contact.” Jewelry is divided among four |exhibit the love and affection to all| grandchildren, and fewelry and cash !A. and Randolph M. are also left to her sons Oscar, Joseph} - ; J HereIsaBig Free Trial Offer That Will Surely Interest You Full Enamelled ‘Summit Ranges’ ARE WONDERFUL YOU CAN COOK WITH COAL OR, YOU CAN COOK WITH GAS. YOU CAN BAKE WITH COAL OR, YOU CAN BAKE WITH GAS. YOU CAN BROIL WITH COAL OR, YOU CAN BROIL WITH GAS. TWO STOVES IN ONE—OCCUPYING THE SPACE OF ONE—AT THE PRICE OF ONE GOOD STOVE. Oil Heaters Heating Stoves } Store is the place to trade. Victor Pipeless F urnaces Try us and be convinced The Big Furniture | | J | | John A. 132 Main St. Read Every Word Of This Adver- tisement—It Will Pay You We Have just received a carload of Summit Combination Ranges. 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