New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1923, Page 7

Browr Thoms NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Mm‘&’/@z artford's Shopping @enter: One Half Off on Millinery This Week Our Annual June Bargain Event NEGULAR any Hat or AT JUST HALY You have choice of returns or eredity. HATE FOR MATRONE, HATE 1Fon for haireioth, advies though, and come early Hata of hair braid, Visea and youthful faces there are previous mark downs. as well as lace Vells in Hats for dress tallored and sports leghorn, milan and silk braid, cheice of all Remember te Millinery MAKRKED PRICE Trimming on sale { OF Mi REGARDLES our Spacious MAIDE, HATS FON hest plek ba semi Al purple and sports st h grey, sand ress, tallored , that our beautiful all offered this we i at Jt section are P ANY linery Seetion. MISSER, HATE FOR CHILDREN Everything fresh and good line of Flowers, PREVIOUS REDUCTION All sales final, no Take our noking. For mother there a at just half marked price, For wear For m s and children, alf murked price rdless of any Ornaments and fancy Feathers, ST HALF PRICE, re, Worthy Linens at Moderate Prices For Wedding Gifts or Home Use Any June Bride would be pleased to receive a handsome set of Table Linen, Cloth and Napkins, a nice Lunch Set, Scarf or ar of our offerings. offer you bigger linen values than you can get in other stores,* FINE DAMASK Size T2x72 inches for 8ize 72x00 inches for . Slze 72x108 inches for 22-inch Napkins to match, 88 §0-INCH MERCERIZED DAMAEK, of extra good value at 30c¢ yamd, SINCH DAMASK, all bleached, beautiful quality, no of wear, $2.60 value, $1.95 yard. Berlin__]!gws COALE IS ELECTED 70 SCHODL BOARD Will Fill Vacancy Created b Resignation of Lester Deming L A NORTH AS CHATRMAN Another School Board Mceting in Waeeks—Pupils Will Graduate From Junior . High School Friday—May |5 planning to hold another meeting | Mrs. Charles Zrehl of Berlin Have Another Gamo—Items, (‘hase Coale of Tidge was elected to the school hoard at a meeting held last evening. Nr. Coale will fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Lester Deming, the former chairman. Albert A, North of East Berlin now acting in the capacity of ch man of the hoard, He stated tod: that in all probability, the board wil continne in this way tion in October, when a new chairman will be elected. As Mr. North was vice-chairman before the resignation of Mr. Deming he automatically suc- cueds ta the position. The Lnilding and repairs committee be 4. |in the paper. Jats | the measures taken by the health de ral |partment so long as they did not af- i1 its report to the board contemp! ed the installution of sanitary toi and other conveniences in seve &chools of the town, namely the Hub- bard, Worthington, Percival and Ken- sington schools, Tt is also contem- plating the overhauling and replacing, i nwecessary, of the heating plants at the Hubbard and Kensington schoo's. The chairman of the building commit- tee, John MeKeon, Jr., has been in- strncted to secure specifications and cstimates which will be presented at the wilicurned meeting. A number of recomniendations were made by the teachers' committee, The committec was authorized to go ahead with its work. Censiderable time was taken in the consideration of the important’ matter of housing for next year. Action and furthes disenssion was left until the wijonrned meeting. The names of teachers recomm: ed for positions in the Berlin school Lext year will be ready for publica- tion within a few days, The teachers' committee has secuit 1 the names of about all the teachers neceseary for the Berlin hools Many: will be retained. Rankruptey Case Hearing. A hearing will be held tomor morning at 10 o'clock before Rervrec Tidward M. Yeomans in Hartford, on 0w the appointment of a trustee of ‘l-’"\“‘_, s0 that they may Jsuckley Macaroni Co. of Kensington, an involuntary bankrupt. Some 220 the company was placed in ba yuptey by Attorney David . Na: acting for creditors. It was later turn- e over to state receivers and another company has been conducting pusiness. Their lease has now expir- ed and the creditors are desirous of liquidating the estate. The Pepe Baking Co. of Waterbury §s at present occupying the plant. Establishes Record Tax Collector Charles . Lewls has established an enviable record in the collection of taxes for this year and for the collection of back taxes. He gtated this morning that from June 1, 3922 to this month $106,715.38 has Leen collected in property taxes, $1,- 624.63 in interest, $32.25 in liens and $3,806 in personals, making a total of $112,081.26. This ie a larger collection than the list calls for this year by $5,340.82, the total to be collected this year being | $106,731.43 Mr. Lewis stated that already 80 per cent of the taxes due May 1 have besn collected and placed io the hands of the town treasurer. CLOTHS-=Irish some patterns, chrysanthemum, fvy, rose and clover, pure dressing, e KL Two |l07s of the church. Worthington || | - [now urging vaccinations strongly. :{a pamphlet distributed in connection 1| with the schedule of well bahy con- until the elec- |ferences it Linen, hand- Blze T0x70 Size TOx88 7.50 coo $9.00 . 810,560 M dozen Na 2-inch LUNCHEON Lunch Cloth slivor square lifetime linen, a Napkins, Another Board Meeting It is expected that the rotary the school board will issne a call for committee to meet again in two weeks, as there was quite a bit of husiness which was left over from the meeting last evening Baby Conference Today A well baby conterence was held this afternoon from 2 until 4 o'clock in Foresters' hall, Kensington. The mothers of the town are taking an ac tive interest in the work and have been present in the two past confer ences in large numbers, Will Hold Festival A strawherry fostival will be held on the grounds of the Kensington Methodist church this evening. It is planngd by those in charge to have jee crfam, cake and strawberry short- cake on sale, In case of rain it plannad to hold the affair in the. par- American Legion Plans Commander James F. Corr of the Bolton-Kasica post, American T.egion, of the organization the latter part of this month, the date to | innounced ater. The fact that more meetings are not held and the fact that post is not very active shows that the men are not taking the interest they should. Vaceination Urged state department of is Tn The health shows how some people will not hecome vaceinated simply be- cause they have never heen exposed | to certain diseases and are not afraid of them. The story of a man who would not vaceinated for smallpox is told The man did not mind fect his business. However, not |smallpox, he was taken with it and a | distributed over his entire body lation, but health official told him that if he had submitted to vaccination he might have escaped. The smallpox eruptions At one time he did not helieve in vacein now he helieves in small pox. Thal shows one ca where vaccination could have presented the diseaze and the man hecame afflicted simply hecause he did not helieve in measures ‘And the precautionar: The pamphlet ends, s0 those | prople not immunized are susceptable sad- | the it 1s expecterd, | class. | | | time | nk-! the | to smallpox.” Attend Graduation Fxercises Mr. and Mrs, Claude W. Stevens of Kensington were present yesterday at graduation exerci suffield Their son, Kermit I°, Stevens, member of the graduating school was a Ma young Play Game men of the The town, _{content with licking the married men once, o now looking forward to an other basehall game It is expected that this game will take place on Labor Day. The reason for the early annotincement is to give the married men time in which to prac- learn the rudi- If coffee disagrees drinko Postum \ .. son ’ N ‘I<(.((§U Jheres 44 EXTRRA SIE cloths, satiny finish and very handsome patterns, in ze T0x106 inches for .., LIk ones of varying Lunch Cloths, sized 88-inch, $3-inch is | the | being vaccinated for | not | with their rivals. | Being direet importers, saving the middieman’s profit, we can CIAL, OFFERS -— All linen lrish 85.60 $0.50 ecach $8.00 pkins to mateh $7.00 dozen inches for . inches for ... SETS In all sizes, or separate 1 86-inch, 46-Inch and H54-inch, grad most reasonably and bH4-inch, ments of the game, if nothing else. Ttems of Interest Leona Lewis and Ruth and Bertheia | Hanford are expected home this eve- ning from the Methodist hospital, Irooklyn, where they are training. | A daughter, Vera Sunhild, has been |born to Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Svenson of Kensington, | School Graduates The graduation and elass night ex- ereises of the Kensington Junior High school will be held FFriday evening at |the town hall. The program will con- sist. of music selections by the orches- tra, recitations and speeches by var- ious members of the graduating class and the presentation of certificates by A. North, acting chairman of the |school board. There are 32 children In the class and it is expected that the [h:lll will be crowded with parents, }rvhnl\'-‘s and®friends of the class members, Items of Interest has been born to Mr, | A son and | Henry Mildrum, son of Mr. and [Mrs. Ernest W. Mildrum of Fast Ber- [lin, will return next weet from Wor- ester Institute of Technology, where he is a student. | A large delegation from Berlin |g1ange attended a meeting of Newing- on grange in that town Iast evening. James North is spending a two week's vacation with his son in Fssex. Agent Irederick Tomlinson of the | Berlin station went over the road y terday with officlals on an inspection trip. The dump yard at Cedar Hill was one of the main points of inter- est, ¢ | A meeting of the Woman's Mission- {ary society of the Kensington Congre- | ational church was held this after- noon at the home of the Misses Tauer, The Berlin schools «will close for [the summer vaaction Friday at noon. A meeting of the Girl Scouts was held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at |the community house. The annual meeting of the Wom- an's Aid society of the Berlin Con. gregational church was held this aft- jernoon at 2 o'clock, standard time, at {the home of Mrs, George Prentice, | Fast Berlin Ttems i Cyrus Root of Laurel, Md., is spend- [ing a few days as the guest of his {daughter Mrs, L. M. Root at hor home |on Main street. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien are |moving from Wilcox avenue to Ken- sington into the residence formerly occupied by Mr. Bragg and daughter, The Ladies’ Aid society of the | Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs, L. M. Root Thursday afternoon to make plans for the dedi- cation supper and social to be given in the new basement of the Methodist |church next Wednesday evening. The Progressive Reading Circle will [hold its last meeting of the season Inext Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Charles Root and daughter, Miss Virginia Root and Mrs, | L. M. Root have returned from New London, where they attended the |commencement exercises 'of Connecti- | eut colleg: The schools of the town will close | The next meeting of the Modern Woodmen society will be held at the Athletic building Thursday evening, June 21, There will | Holy Communion at |ehureh next Sunday o'clock, be a celebration st of the Gabriei's morning at 9 Scholarship Prizes for At the graduation Mary's Parochial school which will be {held next Sunday afternoon at 8t Mar church, the will be made: Gold medals for high- est scholarships to Nora Louise Kel- Iy, Adeline Winifred Riley, Ellis Mary Nins and Eleanor Ruth Kreger; {ship awarded by the Knights of Col- umbus, Gerald Edward McCourt and Joseph Vrancis Charlow, The di- plomas will be presented by Rev. John T. Winters and the commencement address will be given by Rev, ward A. Shearer, |the Friday noon for the summer vacation. | Graduates of St. Mary’s | exercises of St | following awards | old pieces for excellence in scholar- | Ed-| . Girls' ¢ iay schoel have charg tion wi the Erverready \ the ih v Plainville News CAMP FUND DRIVE MEETING SUCCESS Chairman Rogers Announces That | Total for Week Is $326.6 [PHELPS-M'CONNELL NUPTIALS School Commitiee To Took Plans—nstefanick Hearing Tonight— To #0 inte 1 cent ¢ ehurck ore |fund for ¥ will be & rehearsal at the chy day ng at 1:30 e'e who are willing 1 oo ok 8 help i sipg ™o ¥ Domenick tor Hospital ne known spita for s Heale s b Hartford b tamorrow sil and ear tre in the for an operation He expects (o b for ahe week able Wesuns Club of the We-uns ¢ the home Fleteher 1 at the Washingten were gratified the which day f the disabled und Batupday, in which that a i A meeting ih was held last ning at Misses Nellie and Hage next meeting will he h Miss Ladia Dutler streel. The at_the report of dueted the tag vetrans' camp it had oy of The home of on members elub cor ther was stated total of been taken in Graduates Retum Home Miss Doris Gwillim, daughter of My and Mps. Stanley Gwillim, has turned home after graduating from the Lincoln sehool in Providence Miss Dorothy Hilton, daughter of and Mrs, George Hilton, grad fuated from Ht, Margaret's school Waterbury. Bhe returned to her home yesterday Miss Florenee Grange Members Visit New Rritaine=—=Paimille Hrefs, re. n K, Rogers, chairmgn of the Plainville drive for the eamp for the disabled veterans, stated this merning that total of $326.65 has |y been collected up to the present time |Beveral other donations are expected in within a day or so and, It is report led that a eamvass of Trumbull's fa tory will he made under the direc 2 ‘llm‘| of HMenry Trumbull, The factory |©f Henator and has always been one of the foremost [AN9 Miss Esther backers of all worthy causes and as|©f Mr. and Mrs no canvass was made, arrangsments |Kraduate from | have been made to solicit funds hoth |this year the office and in the factory, If Commene this is done, the drive will total well number of over $400 This amount will ex ceived invitations lin & large measure the proportionate | I'rior, to attend the | collections in some of the citics in the |exercises at Holy Cross in four counties Worcestor, Mass,, June Mr. Phelps-McConnell Nuptials Prior Is among the class of young men McConnell, daughter of 'who will receive their diplomas this Mrs, Fre K Wheeler Peter- | year, He plans to continue at college |sham, Mass, and Ernost of | next year, with the possibility that he Colchester, Conn,, we! ¥es- [ will study law |teglay afternoon at the Mrs. ¥ The Lane Construetion in | Aliee Cook at 11 Norton The sremony wus performed Rev. [ . arge of making the Plainville koff, to the 2 les 8. Wyckoff, pastor ' | Routhington rond, has the machinery |in operation for laying the top dress- T Plainville Congregational church [Ing today. The road has been almost |They were attended by Arthur Fos- ter of C'olchester as best man and | 5 }\Im Edith Cook, as bridesmaid, The |entirely finished as far as the laying |wedding march was played by Miss[0f the concrete goes and the top Annis Osborne of Hartford, and solos |dressing will be laid soon. The P'lain were rondered hy Miss Bessie 1,0omis|ville-New Rritain road Is progressing and Miss Beryl Turner of Plainville, |rapidly and the concrete has been lald to the stone quar- permane Trumbull Mrs, John Trumbull Trumbull, daughter Henry Trumbull, will the Bradley Institute daughter ent Invitations cil people have from Cornelius commencoment A college on 0 | Miss Helen of PPhelps murried hgme Plac hy of o shing Road o, The home was prettily decorated for fon one side nearly the occasion with mountain laurel and [ries at White Oak Following the the | Progress in Building Ieft on a honeymoon frip to| The workmen in charge of erecting Boston and vicinity and upon their [the corner building at Whiting and return, they will take up temporary | Main streets have made good | residence at 11 Norton Place. progve Ao SHiek weik hen. Badn To Look Over Plans about half completed and within an- ‘There will be a special meeting of [other week, the entire structure will | the school committee Thuisday eve-|probably be finished. | ning to look over plans and sketches | Open Billiard Parlors of school huildings to be submitted by | yjogerq Murphy and Hird a number of architects. L. & MIIS, | o0 their billiard parlors socretary of the committea, stated this [ o0 5 L T b ainyille morning that the work Will be Pre-{ g, yujginge on Whiting street liminary only and no decision will he [ 00 BE BE 0t e public and are made, It is hoped to get the work on prrrors ate opan he.public and are| a building started as soon as possible, |attractively set up. The work of mov- o in: order o take care of the in-|ING the tables and otheér paraphernalia creased number of pupils next year, [from the Neri buflding on KEast Main the school committee has tentative |street is nearly completed. plans for part time sessions. | Fathers and Mothers' Supper stefanick Hearing Tonight The Woman's Federation of A hearing will be held in the juv- Congregational church will hold a enile court this evening for Alex|fathers and mothers’ supper in - the Stefanick, who was apprehended by | church parlors tomorrow afternoon in the Plainville police in connection [ honor of the members of the parish with a serics of hreaks in stores and [ Who have passed their 70th birthday. homes in Plainville, The boy's father, | A Iarge attendance at the affair is ex who has been In Meriden, will be|pected. summoned before the court to hear the facts in the case. The Mankus| boy, who had violated his parole from | the . Meriden reform school, was re- turned to the institution by the New Britain police vestel afternoon. | Neighbor's Night | The members of Plainville grange will visit New Britain grange Satur- day night when Neighbor's Night will be observed there, All members of the Plainville grange are asked to be on hand as some of the Plainville members will be on the program for evening's entertainment. The next meeting of the Plainville grange will be held next Tuesday evening. The meeting will known as Chil- dren's Night and all members of the grange who have children, are invited to bring them to the fastivities, Lpiscopal Church Notes Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'cloc meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary. Tomorrow cvening at § o'clock, Par- Ish Guild card party, Saturday, church school picnie to Lake Com pounce. Members of the congrega- tion and friends are cordially invited. Everyone is asked to bring some cats towards the big lunch. Trolley sched- ule will be announced in this paper tomorrow. The card party arranged by the ipiscopal Darish Guild will be held tomorrow evening at § o'clock in the parish house. It promises to be a very | pleasant affair. A few seats are still left and these may be resreved by phoning Mrs. I°. Hoerle at 51-3. Whist and bridge will be played and prizes will be awarded. Children's Day Concert The Children's Day concert Raptist church will he held evening, June 17, at 6:30 " CORNS Lift Off with Fingers roses, coramony, couple st have in the Recrea The | the | Plainville Briefs Miss Ethel Teachman has resigned her position at Rogers' bak | To Rent—Five room flat. Neri block advt, i sally Lewis Academy Reunion—Car- nival Being Held—Plants Plowers On Grgen—Items, The 27th annual reunion of the Sally Lewis Academy association will |be held in the chapel of the First Congregational church, Wednesday, June The morning session will be held at 10 o'clock and officers will be | elected for the coming year and re- ports of retiring officers will be read Dinner will be served in the church | and it is expected that there will be a large number of visitors from all sec- tions of the country. The afternoon |session will be open to the pubiic and |will commence at 1:30 o'clock. Rev {Joseph H. Twitchell will deliver the principal address. \liss Anita Lewis | will have charge of the music, | A carnival is heing held under the |auspices of the Sons of Italy club,_on the vacant lot on Center street and 18 [heing largely patronized. It will be | {continued for a week. Harry Parker has followed his us- nal custom of purchasing flowers and |having them planted on the green in | Plantsville. He has done this work |for geveral years, although the green is a public one, Kiltonic post, American Tegion at a meeting Monday evening voted to con- tribute $10 to the Disabled Veterans Camp fund An entertainment, whist and dance will ha held in 8t Thomas' community ihome, Friday evening at 8 o'clock, | under the auspices of the Catholic | Welfare council. The proceeds will be | |donated into the St. Thomas' com- | munity building fund. A large at- | tendance §s expected to he present Rev. John Leach, recently ordained [to the Catholic priesthood, will eele brate hix first high mass at &. Thom ag' church on Sunday. of the Sunday o'clock, |Boston Gaily Decorated For Masonic Parade Today | | Boston, June 13.-—~A parade ar-| |ranged for this afternoon is the big| event of the annual convention of the | national league of Masor clubs, | | Major Gen. Clarence R. Edwards, re- | | tired, was elected as chief marshal | with a s made up of regular army and National Guard officers. JBuild- | ings along the route are lavishly | orated with flags and buntifg and | City hall bears a hu, iner of wel- | come to the more than 10,000 march- ers expected to participate <> | Doosnt hurt a bit! Brop a little | “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| atly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fing- ers. Truly! Lawrence, Your druggist sells a tiny bottie of | cotton and “Freezone” few cents, suf-|of the Pacific Mills will be shut down | ficient to every hard corn, |during the week of July 2, it was an-| soft corn, corn between the toes, | nouneed today. The worsted depart- | nd the cally without soreness or| ment, which employs 4,000, will shut irritation down on July 4 only. MILLS TO SHUT DOWN, Mass, June 13.—The for a remove or | serviee. will SOUTHINGTON NEWS o print works departments g A Wise Purchase is the Best Econ LADA" T X .A ™ is the wisest purchase you can make, Pure, Fresh pnd so Deliclous—Just try it. FREIGHT SHIPMENTY SAY MRS, CROKER IS ARE BOOMING HERE! NO INDIAN PRINCESS Grow So Heavy That C. of C. Asks Witnesses [dentily Her as Former Prompter Service From Members Northampton Woman Dublir testified that Richard . Marone, SO PErSo The letter states that | M. Fthel C outbound shipments from New Brit. | {he Inter Mr alleges that Bula ain are growing heavy that local Fdmanson married Marone at North- railway officials find it difficult te|“mpton, Mass, in the autumn of 1911 Sardla. themiaver what ™ Asfivered was his wife when she took the within ‘the allotted time, which is not |!AMe of Croker Jater than 3 p. m. Many shippers| NP Addis, wife of Attorney Addis the letter states have fallen into the © Northumpton, who was cross-exam- habit of dellvering their freight as! "4 yesterday, corroborated her hus- as ¢ o'clock, thus holding up land's evidence today and positively cars which should o out that night, |/d¢ntified Mrs. Bula Croker as the SARMBE’ S SENeue deliy the | “Mrs. Marone” who in 1912 was often at the Addis home starting point | V. The lettor urges cach shipper to get|j, Margaret MeDonald of Moneton, N, L, who until three years ago cone is shipments to the station on time, dueted a ladies talloring busindss, tes- calling attention to the fact that by | p titied t she had employed Marone delaying his shipment he i delaying |, o yajior, that he had introduced his the other fellow's shipmonts SRl s ; k m‘uv'l-r“ull\ fe ‘j:“‘.-" hipments which | ife 1o her and that the couple had - N & TUAR, lived at George Allen's house a half The letter also calls attention Llack away. The witness saw Mrs. the fact that some businessmen per- k &k R e one often from April to June mit incoming freight to vemain in 1515 and in September of that year the freight house for several days or P Mrs. Marone me to her house to ex- to wait for a postal card notice of ar- |\ oee her sympathy over the death of rival. The letter suggests that in-| iy MeDonald, coming shipments he removed at once | pho pext time she saw the woman, and that carloads be unloaded |yps, VeDonald testified, was with Mr. promptly. Croker in June 1914 in the dining Another letter being sent room of a hotel at Saratoga Springs. the chamber states as follows: The witness said she recognized her At the meeting of the traffic bu-[vojce and her peculiar gait reau J. E. Leitch local freight agent,| On cross-examination the witness announced that the dafly car fo Bos-(said that as far back as 1915 when ton had been renewed, and urged all|she was shown by a friend a news- shippers of freight, either to Boston | paper picture of Mrs, Croker as the Providence, to make use of this|“Indian princess,” she had declared: “This is no Indian princess. This is r-[the wife of my Itallan tailor. Mrs. McElroy who was employed fn Mrs. McDonald’s millinery depart- ment also identified Mrs. Croker as Mrs, Marone, June 1 today Mra Croker, were s Additional wit. in the Croker Bula Croker, Sr, and one and Now Nrita have been sent pdvising them tha onthound freight to station not being 1 in order shipments im- ! ot Members o her of Commerce ters to teltveri freight as early us they shou handling Ay neases win widow Guy the made facilitate out of the elty to of White, daughter of Cro ind from to ont by or Freight destined to Boston, ¢ load or less shipments, should be de- livered at the freight house not later than 11 m. This freight will be forwarded on that same day to Bos- ton in train O. B. 2, arriving in Bos- ton early the following morning. Of course Providence cars will re-| Miss Claughsey Bride ceive the same out of New Of Charles Prudhon Britain direct to Providence, making next day delivery. Shippers making Boston shipments; The wedding Charles A, Prud- are, urged to make their delivery at lion of Iast Berlin and Miss Anna thef freight house by 11 o'clock and | Claughsey, daughter of Mrs. Harriet thus get the benefit of this 24-hour| Claughsey of 25 Tremont street, took in Boston. | place at St. Mary's rectory Monday | morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Father Sullivan of Colchester, a cousin of the | bride, performed the ceremony. Miss Jugo "’l‘ili.u\nna C. Claughsey, cousin of the America in| phride, was bridesmald, and John Jetober to discuss the payment of her| (laughsey was best man. A wedding to the United States, Min-| hreakfast was served at the home of ster of Finance Stoyandinoviteh told | the bride’s mother, following which serviee of service and delivery JUGO-SLAVIA DEBT MISSION. By The Associated Press, Belaranaguns e send @ mission to {the parllament today in discussing the | the couple left on a wedding trip. On gram for balancing che budget this| their return they will reside in this ear for the first time sinc wa Thursday--SPECIALS--Friday IRESH FROM THE WATER Connecticut River Shad 28¢ " w. 10¢ e 20c 16¢ 14c i 28€ 120 Quart 220 FLOUNDERS .10c .. " LIVE AND BOILED LOBSTERS Ffesh Pri}l{ M_e,a,t, anfl $9ft Shgll Crabs I‘Sfie‘adt! Your Best Food! Buy it Here! eat, . BREAD5clb MOHICAN ANGEL CARE ' e FINESNT SHOR BLOCK ISLAND HADDOCK ROCKPORT STEAK COD .. BOSTON BLUEFISH RESH RRING LONG ISLAND l PENOBSCOT L, SALMON FILLET OF HADDOCK OPEN LONG CLAMS ROUND CLAMS | RED saLT SALMON SLICED |, HALIBUT | " MEDIUM SEA TROUT "ANCY WHITE Lh, SAYBROOR BEST CREAMERY BUTTER PALACE—Starting Monday—It's a Pip! “COME-ALONG REVUE"” Biggest Girl Show Ever in Town ! . BROADWAY PEACHE