New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘l LY 11, 1924, MM e SAVING SIMPLE ‘ e Drowning Victims May Be * Browght Back il One Trains Sell . . = - - FURNITURE - RUGS g e T R S : T | ‘ 4 For the Past Fifty-Seven Years we have led in Quallty of Merchandise, Low Prices, and | Service to our patrons. We are progressive. That is why we have adopted the new summer schedule of keeping A Wass hound draitio dotoyr fie, ' - ||} open Wednesday afternoons, open until 9 o’clock Friday evenings and closing Saturdays at ¢ ‘ T the TrumBlIlE Taealke et ¢ cath noon during July and August. Noroton, Gutlford - 8ay » ; ki - R elag lat on &t Sy |- B ¥ Mountain | body ahou pL warm by We believe that the most people had much rather trade Wednesday afternoons and Fri- i o day evenings and have their Saturday afternoons and evenings as holidays for pleasure. Bridge.—Co ik started; [95 0 pily o + head shoul 1 2 8 g One” way traitic over temporary |, FoP ‘ " fast a8 othe We lead this progressive movement. Others will follow, bfld‘.' s t " n ammon may he 'é . . R Biaddor ! i e e ol o excite’ breath- We are open tonight until 9 o’clock. e, Pedastrians now | ol thken car Floor Lamps—$12.95, bridge. . ARFES , Westbrook-Patchogie River Rrifge, s e h Remember—We close tomorrow at noon so visit our Big Semi-Annual Rug Sale Satur- w=Under construct cut-off. » b f Traffic uses the ol . -~ . X B\ |t ¢ resh 8lts E :. day mornlng (askiotHorlick’s . ‘ eonstruction. Traffic 1d bridge, | P\, < . The ORIGINAL' ¢ el are ' Oxford-Little Irid 1o ; | pati hok 3 eonstruction. V" Malted Mulk ¥ Safe provided while this \\mk 18 n. q 3 o It's a wonded what that Herald | Mansfield-Mansf e - " Mllk | classified adiet did for me, Under constru > d ( G Forllnlardu. i traffic should use de e Wi (M Invalids, | rner R Children, \ ’ X ® [ ] m Mansfield-Mansfi 2 - , 1 Storrs Road.—Open bu Y TheAgad Groton - Baptist 1} ete | Rich Mill, Malted Grain ext.in powder £ pavement being laid, sec mpor- ’orm.makcl‘fhel’god DrinkforAllAges. | B rexelation of arily closed. Detours are . | Digestible—No Cooking. Afight Lunch Caid$ goodnibé) Groton-Groton-0] — | always at hand. Aln in Tablet form. s Is practically impassable, Adv of | Ask for ‘Horlick’s,” at all Fountains, s o detour. | g8~ Avoid Imitations = Substitutes Groton-Noank-Groton Tong Point Road.—Under construction. Travel from Fort Hill should go to Noank | via Brook street thence to Groton | Long Point. Under Construction. Detonr posted around section closed just north of Attawaugan where concrete pavement is being laid. 4 Pomfret - Abington Road.— Under | construction. Detour signs indicate | i MOT | WATER A PLENTY $5.00 INSTALLS the | HOFFMAN * No. 25 ok Gas Water & K Gentine Mobairy, Palm Beach, Coolkenny Crash J VA Panama Cloth, 4 Heater : i ¥ lT’S the make--Men-the tailoring, the workman- : = gl 4 ship! That is the whole basis of value, whether it is a two- piece Summer Suit or the finest Dress Suit. And Ps @ Summer Suits are designed, styled and fitted with the same care and attention to detail as the finest suit in our stock. We have customers who have worn our Summer Suits three consecutive years, and they are still in good condition, because they are made right. There are Colors and Models to suit any man, or young man, and every garment is guaranteed. Special --- Silk-Lined, Supertine Golf Knickers Tropical Worsted Stits Pure White Linen 34 s 1 750 :l :::k't:?:vr:i ‘:2:( 'E’l.l.z::: szo Tromr ] . $A50 shape-retaining. ALLWGS SHavvS 4 And our usual splendid assortment of Superior Suits in Blue, Powder Blue, TMh 36!0 Fine Mixtures, and a host of others, at $25, $30 and $35 FOR A SHORT | TIME ONLY (‘/uprf\/w’ C. J. Leroux e e : » M. Peyser, Mgr. Y/ |