New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1924, Page 2

Weddlng Gifts that are DISTINCTIVE Staticnery Department THE Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main St. They're Great For These Days Genuine Alpaca SWEATER JACKETS STRAIGHT 8 \Hnl S—58.00 HORSFALLS | 93-99 sulwnSzre “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” | HODERN SAINT MUGH BETTER MAN ' Respectable Citizen Worth Six 01d Testament Characters army of assembled A, last| quet of | it has Members of the Red eryman's Bible class the Y. vening fe y brancl class since year. The filled with the arted at 7 > main lobby 3. B. C. orches-| | 1 Walter Ciould, | uy, officiated opened from | .meu to banquet which B! mx\ A. )Myw nC al church ember of the of the seven T INnH& lay Iterday and two others were’over- | the contestants will PRIZE WINNING BABIES TELL WORLD HOW TO GROW FAT AND ENJOY IT TOO ban- | etings | 4 Prizes wer arded this af e Burritt M reet to the babies which gained the been most {z rnoon n on Cherry have n weight and have ttendants at the se conducted by the and the Visiting Nurse closed today with two babies hold-| ing equal records for attendance, al-| ference, though one de d the other by eight ounces in gaining weight. The babics shown above are with persons who carried them to the € Tuesday. and Mrs. Ald- | ha reet. He gain- 1nds on a diet food since Ju Each Week on Wednesday we close out at ridiculously low prices all odds and ends, broken lots and sizes of Men's and Boys' Apparel. Watch for the Ad of unusua’ values in Tuesduy’s Paper, WEDNESDAY ONLY MEN'S SUITS ] All Good Models and excel- Photo By Johnson & Peterson. never missed a session of the con- other young man who thoughtfully brings his mother every ‘Tuesday afternoon is Jack Lrandall, about the same age, and s0n of Mr. s Wilbur Lxmldall also of 63 onterence and gained | 1 eight ounces. the conference opencd there n an average of from 10 to abies examined and their moth- | dvised of their proper care and reatment eyery week. " THO WORKMEN ARE [ " SEHERGASVICTHS Aged Emploge Died in Savmg ; One of HlS Companions Teominster, Mass,, city employes Oct. T7.—Twpo were killed here yves- Y. M. C. A. and Boys’ (hlb | To Hold i cal di plans | ind Raynard Amderson, phys rector of the club. Prelim call for contests in two cl 80 to 100 pounds and from 100 to 140 pounds, w nh basketball games | and $-man each group. There cast one hockey e events, a swim in | “{o | cOme when they were caught in gas| the ta ell’s. GARSIDE FOR 46 years a $20, All ki 0 Oull]! write ortelephone 13 JOHN B. GARSIDE 176 Pearl Thompsonvilie, Conn James D. Donahue Baritone VOICE CULTURE Rooms 518-319 Booth’s Block Special Attention to Beginncrs Trainee of Yale University 1-13 The Burritt Gift Shop, 72 W. MAIN »1 QOur Aim o L Bri Gifthing NOT che Yet— The Burritt TROLLEY RULING Gift Shop, | : Opposite the Hotel had been Michael Mcl 1 Louis Lambert were over- essful_effort fo Vanity Fair."” No Approvals No C. 0. D’s. No Exchanges Every Sale Final MILLINERY CO., 177 MAIN 1 full swing, | gymnasium floor , from | term, whieh ends December 31 On November 11, as host at an open night at activities will be in with classes on the in “progress and caning and other indus- es also in operation. De- 5 was get for the Christ-| | s party, when fhe auxiliary will sh a tree and entertainment. It expected that the Young Woman's .mm. Missionary society of the First Congregational church will provide hags of candy and fruit for the club boys. the auxiliary ox lent matedials make up this group of Wednesday Bargain Buits, ‘Wednesday $14.95 Ra;ul)r $19.50 and $24.50 BOYS' 2-PANT SUITS All wool materials in Tweeds and Mixtures with Football Free. Regular $9.50, Wednesday $7.95 MEN'S UNION SUITS Heavy Winter Weight, tail- ored by Roxford, Reg. $1.75. ‘Wednesday $1.59 DRESS SHIRTS The kind you pay $2.00 for elsewhere. ‘Wednesday $1.50 MEN'S CAPS Lot of Broken Sizes—Better grade Caps. ‘Wednesday 95¢ MEN'S HOSE In black, cordovan and Bea- con White Foot Hose, Reg- ular 25c pair, Wednesday 19¢ BOYS' SCHOOL PANTS Good sturdy materials — all seams reinforced. Regular $1.50 to $2.00, Wedngsday $1.35 NEW YORK SAMPLE SHOP 357 Main St. 135 Main St. New Britain Bristol FURNISHED ROOMS On Bassett Street A good home for the right party SEE T. W. O'CONNOR & SON Considering Quality and Style, this is posi- tively the best value of- fered this season. STREET FOR TWO DAYS THUREDPAY and FRIDAY SALE! 300 TRIMMED HATS JSUAL VALUES JSUAL STYLES SUAL VARIETY UNUSUAL QUALITY *@l PANNE VELVET LYONS VELVET ~ FOR MATRON AND MISS ALL HEAD SIZES THIS SALE FOR TWO DAYS ONLY THURSDAY and FRIDAY Why Gamble with the Uncertain When You Know % @ LAMPS @ Will Meei the Most Exacting Requirements? Herbert L. Mills HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. ANNOUNCEMENT The Park Street Auto Company, 330-332 Park Street, announces the opening of one of New Britain's finest and most modern filling stations, in connection with a 40 car steam heated garage. Saturday, October 11th. We Will Give FREE 4 quarts of AtlanticMotor Oil With Every Purchase of 5 Gallons or More of ATLANTIC GASOLINE Atlantic Motor Greases Accessories Storage Free Crankease Service Oils and Atlantic Gasoline Used Cars Chassis Lubrication PARK STREET AUTO CO. 330-332 PARK STREET Courteous, Efficient Service NOTE—Make Your Reservations Now for Winter Storage Space Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN STREET PHONE 1409-2 For the Cool Days NEW COATS—NEW DRESSES—NEW BLOUSES— NEW GLOVES—NEW NECKWEAR—NEW SCARFS, NEW DRESSES for children of Wool and Print materials. NEW CORSETS and LINGERIE—NEW KNIT UN- DERWEAR—NEW HOSIERY. All At Our Usual Quality And Low Prices.