New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 16

OXFORDS for Ladies All Hand Sewed Absolutely Guaranteed to the wear Value $8.00 Nut Brown Calf Gun Mectal Calf. BROGUE OXFORDS Low flat heels Plain and wing tips Plain and tip LARGE STOCK OF —ARCTICS— in 3 and 4-Buckle, also with Astrachan tops in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s ‘ DR. KAHLER'S RED CROSS SHOES Corrective For Shoes Women Modern Boot Shep 168 MAIN STREET Black Kid Patent Colf ° DRESS OXFORDS Ai-buckle to Direct, Not = Act, for the Time Being Hays, director general of the moflonlmn“y 10 diredt 018 prodyatisns, Low and military heels § pleture industry, declared in an ad- dress lats nignt to the Women's City club that Roscoe Arbuckle probably would not appear soon in any motion Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 20.~Will H. picture, but would be given an oppor- l_ Wil Bcc0'r'~ Acting oo Secretary, C. of C.fi MISS MARY E. CURTIN IMPORTS MORE LUMBER Yokohama, Japan, /Dec. 29.—Gov- ernment encoursgement has resulted in more lumber being imported into Japan during the present year than the market demanded. There is re- ported to be several millions of feet of American timbers stored at the vari- ous ports for which, owing to the business depression, there is no sale. This timber, it is feared will suffer de- terioration, due to damp climate and ants. =EEIIEJEIEIDEIEIIEE@EIEIEEIEJ EIE]I!IIE]EEIEIEJIE Bedroom Specials TO REDUCE OUR STOCI.( BEFORE INVENTORY Four Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite consisting of Dresser, Full Size, Bed, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. Pre-Inventory Price . Four Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite consisting of Dresser, Bow-End Bed, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. Pl‘!lnventoryPrlce Four Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite consisting of Dresser, Four Post Bed, Chifforobe and Semi-Vanity. Pre-Inventory Price .. DR I R R} Four Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite consisting of Dresser, Bow-End Bed, Chiffonier and Full Vanity Case. Pre-Inventory Price $122.00 $169.00 +178.00 Four Piece Two-Toned Walnut Suite consisting of Dresser, Bow- End Bed, Chifforobe and Semi-Vanity. Pre-Inventory Price $195.00 Four Piece Mahogany Colonial Suite consisting of Large Dresser, Four-Post Bed, Chiffonier and Semi-Vanity Pre-Inventory Prlce $224.00 BIG BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE E@EIGIEIIEIIDI@II B. C. Porter Sons “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” e e o e e e e e e e e MISS CURTINWILL ACT A SECRETARY| 164 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN FIFTH ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, DEC. 30th EVERY COAT, SUIT AND DRESS Silk or Wool ° HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR QUICK DISPOSAL EVERY GARMENT A BARGAIN ~YOUR INSPECTION INVITED The | since 1916 nnd probable growth ror vistonists last night in Mayor A, M. Iprovlded they ask retirement, He favored recons Paonessa’s office. Icommmee, two weeks ago, approved |the next 10 Years. Representative A, N. Rutherford| this plan, and last week rejected it.| sideration. brought up the question of rutirin”‘l‘hs representative introduced inter-| Other proposed amendments were policemen who have served 25 years, | esting figures showing the growth | informally discussed. | y SATURDAY—“NEW YEARS” SPECIALS A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL—YOU'LL START IT RIGHT BY TRADING HERE Popular Assistant Will Succeed|; Makin at Chamber of Commerce Following the publication in yes- terday’'s “Herald” that Ray L. Makin, secretary of the local Chamber of | Comimerce, has filed application to be |" admitted to the Connecticut bar with- | §} out examination, announcement is| made that Mr. Makin will sever his |3 connection, with the local chamber on or before February 1, This step is taken following a mo- tion anade by the directors at their last election of (officers that Mr. Makin be elected for a period of three | @ months from November 1, with the understanding that a change would | Y have to be made at that-time. Asked this morning if he had filed | § Makin replied | 3 his resignation,, Mr, that he had not and was not ready yet to do so, If admitted to the bar BE SURFE, AND PURCHASE ENQUGH JOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY OUR SUPERIOR BAKED GOODS ARE A TREAT AND A BARGAIN . MOHICAN CHERRY LOAF PLAIN — RAISIN 0 CAKE POUND CAKE . BEST BREAD ANGEL CAGE ASSORTED «15¢ 30¢c ] DELICIOUS- - Dox. 12¢ CRULLERS ... . SPONGE CAKE. pes 19¢ he may open an office in this city |} although he has not fully decided. | He is eonsidering an offer to become | § assoclated with one of several local | law firma, John €. Leomis, president of the|H Chamber of Commerce, stated today that no successor had been selected to fill .the vacancy, but that Mary E. Curtin would be in charge » after February 1. Miss Curtin is assistant secretary | three secre- | ¥ She is said to be responcible | § for much of the succeks of organiza- | § tion and her election as acting secre- | and has served under taries. tary by the board cl directors was unanimous . FEIN—SHERHAN Former New Britain School Teacher | § Will Become Bride of Springfield | § Lawyer Sunday Evening. Miss Mildred Burris daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Sherman of 181 Dwight street, will be married to Attorney Samuel Law- rence Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs, Abra- ham Fein, of Springficld, Mass.,, Sun- day evening at 7:30 in the Jewish synagogue on Elm street, Miss Sher- Albert l man's maid of honor will be' Miss|§ Mae Bell Swarskey of this city. The bridesmaids will be Misses Cantarow and Ruth Rodensky, both of Hartford, Esther Sabitt of Spring- |8 field, and Rose Sherman of Brooklyn. The best man will be Barney Fein,|@ brother of the bridegroom. The ushers will be Michael Murray Burris of Trenton, N. J, Leon Katz and David Sherman, both of this city, | & and Willlam Sabitt, of Springfield. The flower girl will be Miss Helen i Fein of Springfield. Phillip Kimball, also of Springfleld, will be bearer. Upwards of 65 guests will luend! 2 a reception at the home of the bride | after the ceremony, Iollowing a wedding trip to New York, Atlantic City, Philadelphia and Washington, the couple will reside in Springfleld. | § Miss Sherman is a graduate of|§ New Britain High school, class of 1939, Bay Path Institute, 1920, and has been a teacher in the Flihu Burritt Junior High school and the Simsbury schools. Attorney Fein {s a graduate of Springfield Central High school and of New York Uni-|H versity law school. He is a member of the Massachusetts bar and prac- tices in Springfield. PENSION IS DISCUSSED Representative Rutherford i Favors Retirement of Policemen of 25 Years' Service Who So Petition. In the absence of a quorum no action could be taken on the several matters bciore the chdrter revision committee at a meeting of the re- Miss | § Sherman, | § Rebecca | B rlmr‘ H class of |} FINEST LAYER CAKES 25¢, 40c, 50c A MORNING SALE—7 TO 12:30 ROUND — SIRLOIN — PORTERHOUSE STEAK ... T LB 1R FRESH GROUND HAMBURG— SPECIAL— TO 11 A. M. BEST NO. 1— POTATOES ........ Peck 18c: SPECIAL~3 TO 5 P. M, LEAN SMOKED— SHOULDERS ...... LB, 12%c MOHICAN SPECIAL FLOUR— BONELESS ROLLED SHOULDERS 1/8 BBL. BAG —ALL DAY SPECIALS— LAMB: LEGS FANCY YOUNG LAMB ... LAMB LOIN TO ROAST LAMB FORI QUARTERS ..... FANCY LAMB CHOPS .....0000e STEWING BEEF LEAN PLATE BEEF MEATY POT ROASTS . OHOICE CHUCK ROASTS . 3 BONELESS ROLLED ROASTS PRIME RIB PRIME RUMPS VEAL .. 25¢ . I, 226 . 20¢ .30¢ 12¢ Lb, Lb. FRESH ROASTS PORK FRESH CUT PORK Fancy Lean Fresh SHOULDERS Pound ........ 15¢ LISAN FRESH HAMS . SWIFT'S GOLDEN = A¢ WEST FOWL .... Lb. 42(: BEST CREAMERY 97c . BUTTER 71c FANCY SELECTED EGGS ......0u 2 Doz. GEMNUT MARGARINE ... Ib. 220 OR KIDNEYS ..3 l:h\ e e———————————— SWIFT'S STEWING i3 28c WHOLE MILK CHEESE ........ th 31C e 1e D0E ' 15¢ PURE LARD 2 LBS........ 25¢ FROM 9 A. M. TO 12:30 P, M. OREAMED COTT AGL CHEESK FANCY SWEET CORN ., FANCY SWEET PEAS . SOLID PACK TOMATOES CONFECTIONERY SUGAR MOHICAN EVAPORATED MILK PURE TOMATO CATSUP BABEIT'I"S CLEANSER P. AND G. SOAP OUR DINNER BLEND COFFEE .,...... b, 25¢ CEYLON AND OOLONG TEA . 35c BLUE ROSE HEAD RICE .... . 200 FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT 19¢ NEW PEARIL TAPIOCA 17c ELBOW MACARONI 19¢ PURE COCOA'IN BULK 19¢ VANILLA, LEMON EXTRACT .. 12¢ 25¢ | semacu oo ek 20C SOUND YELLOW ONIONS 10 Lbs, 190 WALNUTS - Em » 33C WALNUTS w. 60¢c o POTATOES, .. .4 Lba FRESH WHJTE LARGE HEAD MUSHROOMS ... 23¢c 200 EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT. .4 ¥or 250 Sthmre o 15€ NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS LARGE YELLOW SWEET JUICY SUN- KIST ORANGES. Doz. FRESH GREEN CUCUMBERS .. Each SNOW BALL POP- PING CORN .. Lb. Pkg. LETTUCE LARGE SUNKIST N FRESH, SALT, CANNED, SMOKED AND PICKLED FISH O1 ALL KINDS—OYSTERS AND CLAMS.