New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 3

This turkey feels all dr gobbler her best attention, for ing dinner. ing eaten by a noted | Root will be the leader of this group. | | Elizabeth Shop, W. Main, { |of Elks will be { | | lon the ;r‘m’nrndahnn as was evinced by sev- |at the piano. (ain 0dd Fellows' { | Mitzi, actress, is giving the | t was bought for her Thanksgiv- It isn't every turkey that will have the honor of be- actress. L ucky bird! Realize what Kellogg's Bran . means fo your family’s health? Eaten regularly each day, Kellogg's Bran will permanently relieve consti- pation; it will free you fromr danger- ous toxie poisons that lead to 90% of all buman illness; it will remove the cause and eweeten a bad breath; it will elear a pimply complexion through its work on the bowels. In fact, Kellogg's Bran, through its natural action as a bulk, indigestible agent, will tone-up the whole system! A 1f you knew exactly what constipa- tion means from a medical visw-point youwould Jose no timeeating Kellogg s Bran yourself and serving it daily to your family. And, Kellogg's is actually delicious, its mut.like flavor adding greatly to the enjoyment of eating cereals. Fat at least two table. There are many attractive ways to serve Kellogg's Bran. Eat it in winter with hot milk as a cereal. Or, mix it with cereals before serving. . Many housewives cook it with cereals, in each case adding two tablespoonfuls for cach person. You will also enjoy the nut-like flavor of Kellogg’s Bran when it has been sprinkled over hot or cold cereals. You have missed some of the joys of life if vou have not eaten raisin bread, muffing, griddle-cakes, ete., mads with Kellogg's Bran, Recipes are printed on each hox. Don't delay your fight against con- stipation: don’t lose a minute in the great battle against illness! You ean buy Kellogg’s Bran from all grocers and you can have it served in indi- | Pierce & Co. Seasoned hard ‘\flnd sawed in stove |and fireplace lengths, 318 per cord. rl" livered. The Shurberg Coal Ci Franklin street. Phone 22560.—advt, A Brownie-Pack of twenty-five girls from seven to ten years old has been organized at Maple Hill. Miss Arline For delightful surprise visit Mary Prof. Bldg. —advt. ion of the *“forty- tournament of New Britain lodge held this evening. Latest quartet record “Memories of Virginia.” C. L. Pjerce & Co.—advt. | Phenix lodge, I. 0. O. ¥, will meet this evening and confer the third de- gree on a class of candidates. After the meeting refreshments will be The second sess five" , fox trot. C. L. . W. A. Harty branch, A. 0. H.; | will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at | Judd's hall. Dancing Honeymoon—Whiteman's snappiest fox trot. (. L. Pierce & Co. | —advt. Clara camp, R. N. of A., | this evening at 8 g'cloc { Mechanics' hall. Victrolas, Edisons, Sonoras. advt, Chas. C. Raineanlt of this city was one of the soloists at a recital given last evening at the Opera hall in|' Westfield, Mass. Mr. Raineault's work violin received the highest will meet | at Junior C L. ora Miss Jeannette encores to which he responded. Barker of Malden was Remember! New records every Iri- day. C. L, Pierce & Co.—advt. Sehult Costello, Inc., and the De Witt Riley Co. have sold the property at 40 Walnut street for the New Brit- association to the William H. Allen Co. Gulbransen Player Pianos, —advt, A daughter has been born to Mr | and Mrs. A. Casella of 114 \rw? t Mrs forme Morans. lla was Ke ’ Lu at Hallinan's A marriage lice issued this morning by City Clerk A. I.. Thomp son to Frederick Roth, a barber, of | 417 Church tsreet, and Pearl Strobel of 429 Church street French Hat Shoppe, Prof. Bldg., 87 advt advt nse was Room New Haven Man’s Bride | ! Charles Lewandowski of Chapel street, New Haven Miss Anna | Holys of Christian Lane, Berlin, this morning at and were married at 8 o'clock gacred Heart church, Rev, Alexan- der Tanski officiated, They were at tended by Migs Josephine Goleck as maid of honBr Louls Goleck s best man, After a wedding breakfast they left on a honeymeon trip. On = | 107, | [ Pr 3ldg., 87 ‘West Main street.— Miss Holys of Berlin TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BOYS' JERSEY GLOVES Heavy Jersey Gloves, one-clasp style, fleece lined with fur cuff bands, For Wednesday only—Pair . Pull 45¢ CHEWING GUMS # All the favorite hrams, Nut," “Beeman’s,” and “Adams.” jednesday only “Beech “Wrig: 15 inch imported Dolls, fully dressed For Wed. only [ DRESSED DOLLS and sleeping eyes, . — " IVORY SOAP . The hand size. For Wednesday only — Cake “MELLIN’'S FOOD” Ihe large bottle. For \\filnm«lln only CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS The desirable little belted models buff and peacock. Sizes 24 to 28, yarn garment. For Wednesday only COAT in brown, A pure wool $1.84 WOMEN'S SILK LISLE HOSE A first quality silk Lisle Hose in black and cor dovan with mock seam back zsc % For Wednesday oniy—Pair ROUND ALUMINUM ROASTER Heavy gauge. For 79 C Wednesday only ROASTING PANS Made nf heavy Russian black steel with side handles, Size 12 x 17, 29c For Wednesday only ASH TRAY SETS A nest of 4 trays in & frame. Nickel plate with assorted glazed conters, 59c Very attractive 2¢, 1923. Pastry Boards Of fine selected 14x20. For Wed- nesday only Size 75c Outing Flannels A splendid heavy flecey qual- ity in neat blue ipes. desfralile For Wed, only — Yard pink or 17¢ J. J. Clark’s Sewing Thread 100 yard black. For day only — spools, W Wednes- Doz, hite and 25¢ Oblong Double Roaster Of heavy wi black Inesday “Corona” Hair Nets These fine double mesh, large size nets For Wedne: only sday sheet 2 side handles, large iron i2e 59¢ Fach one guaranteed 7c¢ Washable Rick Rack Braid Protiy twost pe color ~ for trimmings v Wed only—Yard combin. lc LACE TRIMMED S4-inch Scarfs, trimmed with imported cluny or Porchon lace edges with inserted medallions, Wed. only e ] MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Fine Fgyptian yarn Handkerchiefs. Full sized and nicely hemstitehed with large script initial Worth 25c. For Wednesday 15 C only — Fach PLATES For TIN PIE Large size, heavy gauge. Wednesday only AVORY” ROASTERS -y o $2.95 Wednesday only INFANTS' MITTENS A double knit warm mitten for babies, in white only. For Wed. only—Pair. . WOMEN'S SPORT HOSE A big variety of silk and wool, plain wool and Plain and ribbed weaves in solid 59c¢ mixed hose, colors and heather shades For Wednesday only [—— fr——— —— MEN ASHMERETTE HOSE Heavy black winter weight Hose, with grey toe and heel. For Wedneslay 25c only — Pair _— ,I NOVELTY CRETONNE APRONS Novel style with bib, cross back straps 44c and sealloped hem. For Wed. only SATEEN PRINCESS SLIPS * A heavy weight fabric for fall wear. Black, navy and brown in plain taflored 790 stales. For Wednesday only WOMEN'S GENUINE CAPE GLOVES Dark brown, one-clasp walking Gloves of select. od cape. A sturndy warm glove, $l 15 . perfect fitting. For Wed, only they return they will live or 1‘|\H“Iuv vidual packages at first-class botels, Berlin restaurants and clubs. epoonfuls each day; in chronic cases, with each meal, WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS Thesé have white ring handles and are Lane, made, with fast covers, WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE SKIRTS Pull sizes with deep floumce. Made of excellent grade flannelette in neat stripes, For Wednesday only well Waterproof House- hold . Aprons Good size. guaranteed water. proof. Attractive cretonne pat Wed. only 25¢ Wado only Por Weddnesday only )ll GENUINE ‘PRESIDE These nationally advertise nenders Tor Wed, only—Pair - ] Incorporated 177 MAIN STREET “PATHE ACTUELLE™ RECORDS Our en stock incln he latest November and adva December Ases 39c CHILDREN'S WOOL GOLF HOSE Fnglish Ribbed grey and brown mistures, with cuffs in contrasting colored designs. Pob Wolnoatay oaty = POle 1o 25C CHILDREN'S DRAWER WAISTS A good muslin drnurr waist with reinforoed 1aped buttons, Sizes up to 12 years. lgc For Wednesday only Waterman’s Fountain Pen Ink The Zeounce hortle Wack ink. For Wed only Vor Wednesday only 36 INCH SATEENS Our regular line of fine 3 ateer Twentyfive differe Vor Wednesday only — Yawd Ah-inch Engraved Christ- Fancy Cookie mas Cards Cutters Assorted sizes and shapes, in cluding many antmals and fig vres, Por Wednes. 8c day only A heantiful assortment of 12 ting cards, with en i« die on 35¢ Aifferent or velope ' graved. 60c w Wed. only e orth, for Boy NEW WINTER TRIMMED HATS FOR THANKSGIVING WEAR MODERATELY PRICED $4 to $10 CLOTH HATS SILK HATS oS Earthquake Does Some Damage in French Town |taking Barbara to | Average 143 Lgge Annually the mother taking 1ang) YOUTHFUL STAR SIMPLY WILL NOT BE “SPANKED" " romptis prafit Bennett After ANNight (g ———— Rarbara whotn Objects 1o Actor-Father's |0 Party show we Remonstrances . 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