New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 28

28 an ine r cent with BEST FISH NEWS it NEW BRI FAIN MARINES Norwegian Fiords Blocked Almost N FL PT HANEUVERS Solidly by These Shoals I"' an incerase David Fransen and Vincent J. Micke- vicius Enjoying Balmy Climate of West Indies eent J New Brit- with the Indies. official maneuver e mammoth | 5, an in-|arou ‘Used to Play Cards for Nickel times from |ah|1 to Protestants “ake Ily mutilated fish." declares guests do no! want to be ordered to the table fm‘ a meal “at g certain hour by the | clock.” Waehington, Feb. 1.—An appeal to “all Protestants in America” to help [in the relief of the children of Ger- | many was issued today in the form of |a call to 125,000 pastors by the com- | mittee on merey and relief of the fed- | f'ml eouncil of churches. Prayers at all public religious serv- { ices are asked, and' offerings for the relief of the suffering in Germany in ‘ every church and Sunday school are |requested. The pastors also are | encouraged individual laymen to make { personal contributions to the relief (fund, which, unless the gifts are| H“ndl'ed Pomts (olh(-rwise designated, will be expended | PECULIAR MISER LEFT §27,000,000 through Protestant agencies in Ger- OOKED FOOD SHOP 118 MAIN STREET MUTUAL BUILDING 1.—Edwin B. Jenn- s played pinochle | nickel a hundred Jennin; for a win B. in a barn | points. He protested he couldn’t afford to! raise it to ten e He used to ¢ the bucket for| the party's heer to earn a dime tip. And he never married for fear his| wife would take half the ests Mut the aged mise ny wise' "policy is la d at by fate, ter his death tle is started Less than four mont € one at v a and scatter the | “lto contest him "3 1to spur them on, the “lings himself iy 2ht Yearly MERII]tN PI]LIEE MAKE 105 ARRESTY - Automobile “Drivers Furnished I Most Casec Dum January Token Hoarding Reduces Supply Most Materially TWO KILLED WHEN nagined per- tformal mar- | maintained tiful apart-| millionair And with pensive, with the is- | | e ",”:”'m‘: | That you spend hours over| Tales Annumerable are told of the! the hot stove in preparing you, e ! ennink™. | cannot enjoy. Neither will your | ers. Ogeasionally family relish it any better than! :.Ix: H‘::n ::,',"‘ some of the ready cooked meats, ' interest and | dainty salads and other ready- | “:‘h‘: u\.|:“‘ "“"”;: to-serve good things from Our! vaudevine, Delicatessen. Try patlomzmgf el and see how much work we| to seng CAN SAve you, entric to b sues set by the long and ex nd-han wonld lend oy le limit was fo or short terms, SATURDAY SPECIALS . - Home Made Pickled Beets, toe, 111-!\1\"11;\ ‘il:: l\vc ") ey of theit Potato Salad, ey 20¢ Ib. o coro. Brookfield and Cloverbleom a bottle of Butter, 58¢ Ib. »; Finnan Haddie, 28¢ b, cxpensiv 1-‘ulmg suits Taylor's Original Pork Roll, 35¢ Ib, o the others sup- brother, nnings told (Fry or broil—never eat raw) Scotch Ham, 48¢ Ib. Scotch Bacon, 33¢ Ih, New Shinment Swiss Cheese, 65¢ 1b. Imported Roguefort Cheese, T2¢ Ib. Coca in b lk best in town, Stromberg Carburetor | A G Hawkerfl er_ NOTICE to Auto Owners We have engaged Mr, W, Sa- Try it and come back for more. born of Boston, an expert on all WEEK-END SPECIALS Special Blend Coffee, reg. 8¢ Saturday 30c¢ Ib. Roast Stuffed Chicken, 3 to 313 Ibs, average, $1.75. for our repair work and anwee you hest of serv. ' will convince, ELM GARAGE 287 Elm St. — — - mm— Open Until 8 P, M. All Kinds of Oysters and Clams, cars, g Appeal for Germans | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924, ANOTHER BIG SALE OF PURE E UR ALWAYS THE BETTER . QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES 5 SPECIAL HOUR SALES FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. ROUND, SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE— STEAK . e l8c MEATY 1 FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ........ 3 Lbs. 25¢ SHOULDERS ... Lb. 12 SWIFT'S FRE NICE FRESH— PORK To ROAST . LEAN BOILING BEEY BEST NO. 1— POTATOES FOR VEAL POT PIE . FANCY VEAL CHOPS .......... OM 3 TO 5 . M. C SHOULDERS .........Lb. 10c .Lb. 20c 15 Lb. Pk 3lc | *fifi"fioms BEEF . BEEF LAMB FO WL . lOc :..-:\ ] u»32€ P 0 R K . 16¢ ‘u e haDC | n..36c » 18¢ |2t 18 | s . 1 BBC S 18 | ml2¢ Fowl “"m w40c : 8c e 1 48c . 250 hisas o u..lzc (8 to 10 Lbs, Average) OUR BAKERY PRODUCTS !1— % It oneviar, s 3¢ Choe, Eclairs and Whipped Cream Ppfis. .. Ea, 5¢ Custard Cream Pufls r 10¢ Light and Dark Fruit Cake I, 25¢, B2c Plain, Raisin, Marble and Nut Pound Cake Lean Pot Roasts Choice Chae L | Pork Chops. . Fresh \pan - uum.. ; ribs illl , vll.‘ 18(: .;llumh Chops. Choe, Cocornut Marshmallow Layers Marshmallow Roll- Fancy Orange Squares Nut and Plain Loal Cake, LARGE PANCY § LOTED— EGGS 2 Doz. 69(; 023C | m.u25c THE BEST CREAMERY — BUTTER ........2 Lbs. $105 3 29c Whole Milk Lard . 2 0bs, Cheese OUR DINNER BLEND €O, ’RED B LY TEA—AL ) RUMFORD'S BAKING POWDER ... VANILEA AND LEMON SUB. EXTRAC PANCY HEAD RICH o MOBICAN EVAPORATED MILK ... NEW PEA BEANS Lge, Queen Olives ... Gem Nut Margarine. . GOLD MEDAL rLovn FROM 7 A, M, TO 1 P M. GRANULATED sSUGAR LARGE JUICY — FANCY EXTRA HEAVY - FLORIDA ORANGES ZDoz. 45c GRAPEFRUIT 4 For 19¢ LARGE RED RIPH— LARGE RED— STRAWBERRIES .. Basket 49c | BALDWIN APPLES. 4Qts. 25¢ e 12¢ . l9c En AN TY . 12¢ . 25¢C ?.‘.-.'.3'.“" e 18¢ PAYEAL Fleos w 19¢ FRONES o, & L. Moa 65C Bunch lOc ™9 THE FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN THE Iy NEW MEATY PRUNES (... LARGE STALKS o, CELERY FRESH GREEN TRLY KA Peck 250 LARGE FRIESH "Y\\l GREEN BRUSSELS SPROUTS NEW BEETS OR CARROTS NEW CROP Wi HANVE Raspberry Jelly Rolls..Ea. 15¢ are Made From Fresh Bsvery Day. | ANl Our Whipped Cream Goods Seibert’s Best Heavy Cream, RESTAURANT BURNS BY STANLEY Manager of New York Eating Place and His Wile Overcome <wiss Objects to Serving Left-Overs Table d’Hote Agency Vor HOUSLIOID BNy MAIN ST WEALTH OF STATES COMPOUNDED BY BUREAU New derwy C'nD..kb 101\ DALL A. H. HARRIS morsd Vrnokme <1« T Verment and Lo Mhow Great Increas—Pira Ha P8 Per Cont More Momes (R )\\l EY hR()S l\( PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 ( hnpman Street Heinz's Beans e eere, " About the Store THE QLD HOME TOWN Olives and Pickles, At jobs | All Kinds Canned Goods We Have the Goods Large Stuffed Pickled Peppers, New Shipment of All Brands Cheese | HONISS’S Original Dutch Pretzels, hand twist. 21-30 State St. BIarthond | & SeSe Jut CeRy e e Varlety of Swedish Health Bread Visit Our Dining Room light and dark. MORTGAGE LOANS » ——— MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT TERM AND CONSTRUCTION LOANS ALSO ON SECOND MORTGAGES H. DAYTON HUMPHRLY, Agent HOOM 208 NAT'L BANK BLDG, TEL 141 This cottage is like a GIFT! For only $5,000 we offer you a six rooin house with screens and shades; a fine big vard with three chicken coops, 1 apple trees, pear tree and 24 grape vines. House is newly painted and is in perfect shape. Mortgage money here, i | CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. k] e T - { Milk From Tuberculin Tested Cows Having 1aken over Mr. Ostman's farm W Plainville, 1 am ready to defiver to the people of New Britain, milk from my own cows which are Al tuberculin tesied. | guarantoe good milk and good service Vrop card or telephone and 1 will eall A. R. JONES PHONE 1955 PLAINVILLE Main Street Bhone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. IMPOSTERS CHEATS AND FRAUDS RUMMAGE SM.E NSWS SIXTH DAY TITUS DRUMM WAS MAD AS A HORNET WHEN ONE OF “THE WOMEM SOLD HIM A PAIR OF GLOVES - AND HE FOUND “THEY WERE HIS OLD GLOVES THAT MRS DRUMM HAD DONATED TO THE SALE.