New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1028, Your Neighbors Will Tell You About the Wonderful Values at REAT Consolidation Sale SHOES Prices Cut To Half and Lower - [riewyorvessiontor Plenty of New Shoes for All the Family A” the Faflu.ly Sale Includes Such Formerly Sold As Formerly Sold As RED CROSS Formerly Sold As Formerly Sold As ' High as $4.00 High As $4.50 DR. KAHLER’S i High As $6.00 1800 PAIRS WOMEN'S SHOES 1600 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S SHOES 0dd Lots and Odd Sizes .................... 47c OM Lata 6ol OM 8485 .- o1 i0ieveirernee THE MODERN BOOT SHOP 168 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN EVANGELISTIO MEETINGS s el g 5 s4s riotiNe - 5 ; 1 . ~ PR ; house w Armrmn y decorated an In"cout atir Pavanow case was con- | FRREDOM OF CITY GIVEN ~ [SEES NO VALUE LIKELY | Hallowe'en Social at Aiter games wore played, refroahments | mev, T H, Curry of Modla, Penn- 9 I "ll‘l'hl‘flp Street Home | were served. Those attending were | gylvania, a man of experience in |in court after Pavano's l|'nr W:'j con- tinued yesterday morning. avano stated l’hn! the car was only legally LLOYD GE(&GE IN PH"JA: As RESULT OF MEE’"NG' A very enjoyable Hallowe'en party R;:‘“ fl?":)l;llrrls. H::::I::l."{\::".".u;:flr. b:;\!d :&1‘:2:“:‘..::;::"":'I,:‘e::l:‘:' :t ',‘;,‘:{ transferred to him yesterday while ST e Y hel A Yfl”TH "RUVE FAST Drasle featieq thal e S0l Y OO, | [l obillr ',‘«?EII:';:;":": om0l | Eric Sundquist, Mr. and Mrs, Stmeon |A. M, E. Zlon church, 315 Church in August when he signed & paper. | British Statesman Greatly Interested | Earl of Birkenhead Does Not 'l mk‘“"'"" stroet '“" urrlvlné ant, the hauur\""o]""'l""‘ Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bloom- | gtreet, on Thursday evening of this He said that he did not sign a paper # 3 i’ | prigk 2l quist, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson, [week at 7:45 o'clock. Singing serv- " 9 yesterday. He further stated that in Visiting “Cradlc of Ameri- Reparations Clouds Will Be Af- ::’,""f‘;‘(':":‘s ‘::""‘mf“";’m"ry‘::fr":“:e" n',""'l‘ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Svensk, M. |jces Wil also be featured 80 Miles an Honr His Spwd Ol | te did not know about the law in re- can Liberty.” PR [t ghis point, signs led tho way t|and Mrs. Alexander Olson, Mr. and - 2 Mrs. Willlam Appel, Mr. and Mrs, More than 6,000,000 palrs of gloves gards to transferring the certificate of the® cellar, where a series of h { v i oots, | 1. By The Associated Press, New York, Oct. 30.—The Jarl of | oros | Kenneth Wallen, Miss Mildred Hjerpe, < is country each | groans and spooks indicatéd the pres Winifred Anderson and Walter John- | 2T imported into tth ¥ west Main smt registration after seling an automo- 7 Jused, b g The case of Anthony Valénio,|day for a fow hours in his &WING|on e Aesreimia atiee o doday Ingomar C. Ohlson, 17 year old |charged with assaulting his wife, was|through the country, was cordially toyr of Canada and the United States, youth of 302 Stanley Street, was fined | continued until December 1 and. the|recelved wherever he appeared. 84id he ;auw little value in the con| $10 and costs for driving an automo- |accused man was placed on probation. The official welcome took place PR of financial experts on repar- bile without an operator's license and | Mrs. Valenio testified that on Sunday ) City Hall Plaza, where Mayor J. | ations Sropoestitiy, Bebretary. U lth $25 and costs for reckless driving by |morning her husband struck one of | Hampton Moore gave him’'the free-| “Po xu'ar'o.h‘m et yhl ""_ Yok Judge B. W. Allilng when arraigned |the children and when she objected|dom of the city. As a band DIRYEI I oo DR hed “America,” Mr, Lloyd George turned | hole : proposition in his| last Sunday,” declared lLord! WHEAT before him in police court this morn- | he struck her. ; AR AR were? [speceh Loreniu: e mayor and said tha H The case of John s, 0 RTOL SHCARALC LARL M YXOUI | kerinsd, e will ot ddolf of | SPECIAL GRAHAM ing. Ten dollars of the latter fine it CoiAwit & : g \ A i remitted. He was arrested yes- | with assaulting nton g man composed the last three bars of ok X Thursday | the music and for that reason he|fiXIng any amount of reparatioms by MOHICON a committee of experts, insisting g 4 OR RYE terday afternoon at about 4:30 o'clock | boy, was continued until on West Main street by Policeman |morning. Joseph Jacobs, charged|smilingly added, he felt he was some- e Willlam Strolls, who testified in court | with breach of the peacefl was placed |ywhat of an American himself. upon the figures as provided by the| F . C k that Ohlson was going 35 miles an|on probation for six months. At Independence Hall, to which the [XIsting reparations commission. He| ruit Cake Bread hour from Cedar street to Russell 5 :rlltl.sh :‘At’:.lnsn;ml and l;l.:i p.;n‘ly \;\'crvu‘:;f::,”"l ':;:\"‘[ll(""fl:;(:;{;‘;‘:;vl:;;:l" u:]‘u;-l,lm‘, L 2 treét. The youth admitted that he s riven through crowded lanes of E it e cy, with- b 5 Lb 5 it H North & Judd Girls’ Club people waving American and British|out taking into account, at all, Ger-| LRI Ci IR | 4 never had a license. . Violated Rule of Road Has Hallowe’en Social | fiags, Mr. Lioya George was invited to [many's capacity to pay, . - James Pavano of Elm street Was| rhe annual Hallowe'en party of the [ sit in the chair occupied by, John| "I see little value at all in the i ed $10 and costs for violating a Girls' club was held | Hancock when he: presided over the conference and think that the whole 0 B L T R eont | Bking: ot Whioy s i, o | grodirence s, ok fhat 4be whels Take Advantage Of These Hour Sales And Save Money slight accident near Paradise Park house. The clubhouse was decorated [ Independence was signed, and also|quate the services of the American | FROM 9 TO 11 A. M Sunday evening when his machine col- in appropriate colors and Hallowe'en occupied by George Washington|expert. Irance or no one else has | £ A st | lided with one driven by Arthur Dary. games were played. The girls were when he presided over the constitu- ever given a definite figure as 1o PORTERHOUSE—SIRLOIN—ROUND J['“,;hvlv NO. 1— He was also fined $10 and costs for | o oq in costume, and an award for [tlonal convention. Dame Margaret |what Germany can pay.” | . ‘ " . driving a car without possessing a cer- | TFHEC T 0 o made to Miss Tila [8nd Miss Mcgan Lloyd George ‘were| Asked what he thought Gefmany STEAK LB lsc ’POTATOES Peck 33c Hifights or.regietration. | Hoftman, while Mrs, Jennle Marsh | Similarly invited. |could pay, Lord Birkenhead replied: | ko, P o T T e ' s AR Joseph Grassie was fined $5 and hok me‘ prize for the funniest cos- The British premier looked at the| “T am rather out of these matters! FRESH GROUND HAMBURG .........3 Lhs, 25¢ | FINE GRANULATED SU . 10 Lbs, 95c costs for selling an automobile on = " chair for a long time and turning to|at present and cannot say, but as- FRESH PORK TO ROAST ............ Lb. 18¢ |GOLD MEDAL FLOUR .... Bag 97c August 20 to James Pavano and ne- v the assemblage in the declaration |guredly it is much less now than it i i i B IR o room gaid: |Wwould have been, had there heen LEAN FRESH— ARMOUR’S LEAN SMOKED— \‘r;.imeltcll‘:agd:’p:r‘firl"eynt '3,‘7 sx:ct:tesal??:; Only a few specles of bears aré) urt 5 jndeed a high honor which some. arrangement ‘bofore. the Rukt|B SHOULDERS LB 12% SHOULDERS LB 100 L3 FROM 9 TO 11 A, M. transferring the certificate of regis-'able to climb trees. you are (‘onl'el'r!ng upon me by giving was occupicd. Germany should be| me the distinction of sitting in thefeo, o L R e exe| aialrsodatplad Ly one of ihe: grent i c i b e held ta that men of the world, during ono of the [RECER 10 A Ane he neld to that great occasions which had a profound ;* NG : ¥ effect upon my country and which|MUCh i another matter. ‘ ALL DAY SPEClALS altered the whole course of human § ; 5 A ey history.” - Bri } LEAN BOILING | RUMPS O MEATY SHOULDE 1 New Bride and Groom BEER T o e 18¢ | tasm oves.. . Lb. 122 Cc David Lloyd George signed the visi- ¥ ; § tors' register and studied the Liberty Guests at Reception CHOICE POT 10 VEAL FOR 8 YRESH A 12_1_ Rell intently, reading its inscriptions| About 30 ecmployes of the A. A. ROA e 1ol C | ror pIv . L. C |SPARERIBS ..... 'Ln. 2C % ; as it hung in its glass case in the cor- |Mills Co., shop on West Main street, PRIME RIB LE (8] 4 | FRESH Evel‘y Llne ROASTS B 1b, SOC|TAMB s s b 24c s .. 16¢ ridor of the historic building. gave an old fashioned serenade last / On his way from Independence night to Charles Weldon of Hough LEGS MILK F RIB AND LOIN w. 15¢ ; v 16C|cornim Butat .. w. 18¢ Hall to the Academy of Music, where |strect, Plainville, a plumber with the OF LAMB .. to er the British statesman was scheduled [Mills Co., who was recently married to address the Philadelphia Forum, land who yesterday returned from his T he was enthusiastically greeted by wedding trip, the Favored thousands of persons. | Mr. and Mrs, Weldon were present- FOUR BlG MONEY SAVERS s e ed with a parlor stove, Refreshments BLST PURE SWIFT'S GEM NUT |were provided ®hy the Weldons and | MOHICAN CREAMERY FANCY SELEC o G ti ! the sercnaders furnished a program | Fall Silhouette ||| O R BUTTER EGGS LARD | MARGARINE rve e Avoctations 0 | 2 Lbs.... $1.00 |2 Dez..... 73¢c |2 Lbs. .... 31c |2 Lbs..... 45¢ as its ancestor the guild merchant of | # ) N Wi ' | medieval times, but it has a much | : 5 ) ¥ : | broader conception of commerce, and |l OUR DINNER BLEND COFFEE ........ Lh 25¢ | NEW ELBOW MACARONI ... An assemblage of gowns to enhance a woman's , - : [a more tmportant place n civilization |§ .- — - e charm. Every whim of fashion, new enough to : : [than its forbear had a position of B pyp BUFTERFLY OOLONG TEA ...... Lb. 40c ILY BAKED FIG BARS 2 Lbs interest her. Every line to further the favored 5 ; 4 cminent usclfulness and increasing im- i . 1 o s S LN e b R | # e | poitance, S PR ) S Gl e R e BRI Fall silhouette. e, % LEMON OR VANILLA SUB EXTRACT...Bot. 12¢ | P, AND G. SO/ 4 Bars RED PEPPER HEAT | 2o e e i Charmeen—DPoiret Twill— | ; i NEW ® ! ! PANCY GOLDEN PUMPKIN .......... Can 15¢ | MOHICAN EVAPORATED M Coat and wrap around models, braided, embroid: D AL 15c E).tra Heavy ;M\”‘: : ered in contrasting colors or richly trimmed with | & G | FUR RHEUMA'[ISM‘ g “‘H“‘_..(_.”—“ Ml lzc‘ GRAPEFRUIT ‘LA"GE o 2 lsc gorgeous Persian bands. | Red Pepper Rub takes the "mwh”l 1 dd % > CAULIFLOWER ... from sore, stiff, aching joints. 1t can- | @ ‘4 For lgci- S Bcatst $ ; cat) not hurt you, and it certainly stops | : { 24.85 ] . R TR A B B s Ll | o rek 39C KOASTED P When you are suffering so yvou can T PANCY TOKAY hardly get around, just try Red Pep- TGRAPES .. ........ Lb. per Rub and yon will have the quick- [ ;- loc est relief known. Nothing has such — — concentrated, pensteating heat as red FANCY SHORE : 9c Fresll Native 1:(‘»'1"\‘?1(1,:‘“ FRPIE 7 loc Just as soon as you apply HADDUCK Besge-Kelandy || B prosibnge | wod®. o gc Froh Mo Let happiness reign, for we're soon warms the so spot through and @ BLUEFISH to receive a visit from Mile, Lucy de | through. 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