New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 2

MARSAY | Pinos Rclnmgr (Clergyman Hon- | ored at Annual Meetine —Reports Presented on | " Throatlets | Activities of Depart- | | ments, Vor the relief of throat and bron- (|| | chial afiections, Invaluable to| ‘ == " public speakers, stngers and all | W. Maler A ws pustor of the First C Voice workers, 1 las! tlag of the DRUG CO., | homitnds S 169-171 Main St. Horsfall-Made Clothes ~=Mand Tailored From Finest Woolens—ready for you to wear. men, at these you Buy them today, deep cut reductions—and if are not a Horsfall customer you will be, for their sterli and handsoms app stantiate what words can Owing to the advantage of ex- election accorded us by || s, you will find pat- be much worn this r work, th Church of NO WREDUCED $50.00 values—now « $60.00 values—now $67.50 values—now $35.00 values—now .. Officers Llecte || Officers 1 follo HORSFALLS 93-99 Xdsylum Strect | Bra ““It pays to buy our kind” || North. e on religious ed ted as follows: H The most urmu.—mnt consideration in n Baker's | ts were long before t into effe: Fuod Law wer ‘ Argare $50 to $300? You can get it here on furniture left in your home, easily, quickly and privately. Pay as little as: $ 4.00 a monthon $ 60loan $ 6.70a month on $100 loan $10.00 a month on $150 loan $13.35 a month on $200 loan $20.00 a month on $300 loan Plus lawful interest Beneficial Loan Society 87 WEST MAIN ST. Prof. Buiding Room 104 Tel. 1943 Saturdays 9 to 1 ded to the State 0530 Centre Tallor Shop 319 Main St near railroad tracks. Framed Pictures Gift Novelties ON WEEK-END SPECIAL ) show $1.25 Ib, box r d. Apollo and Tovell Boxed Chocolates, $3c. The Burritt | : }L' :".‘_,:r, Gift Shop : %2 WEST MAIN STREET (Opposite The Hotel) Rev. H W. MazerPastor Emerltus first Congregatwnal Church |": Colds & committee, E. \\ Be Qu.lck -Be Sure/ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD showed t he furnish Mrs. P B, committ results of work by committee, of which \loy is chairman, This ipplled Nowers for the SOUTHINGTON NEWS pulpit Sund mornings and new A call for a special town meeting curt u s for the chapel stage, sup-|to be held in the town hall at 8 clreshments for various ocea- | 9'clock Thursday evening was issued slons and helped the Young Wom- [ Yesterday by the board of m-x.-u-: | aw'a iy men, The committee appointed at ! e Young Woman's Home Mis- | the speclal meeting of Decomber 4 | v | under the pres y [ will report on a method ot providing 1. Clark Smith has been | additional school space, and, if this church life. i o in ou ieorge Keeler & Sons of Cheshire, The board of management of the | ! Sauthington Public Health as | 1 meet at 7:30 o'clock ) ng to transact Important Three Electrocuted for ullnnr of Drug Clerk Jan, 16.—Harry| Between,” a comedy- A Geary and Fd- ‘«lr-unu presented in the town hall RV, U W, MAILR. ' with, all of Buftalo, last evening under the auspices of ited last night in Sing Sing| the Business Men's assoclation, Ex- I had been convieted of | change club, Women's Civie club, 4 (e Bingham during a|and D: A. R., was witnessed by & 1l @ Buffalo drug store No-| fuirly I i of | ¥ an, 67, a life- |3 to i ment J. Cook his year, A furnished at i Renier. Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN ST. » PHONE 1409-2 “JACK-TAR” SUITS FOR BOYS AT $3°98 serge and heavy sateen. j vears to 8 years. m on ich appre- *d Into a riestonaries Ieininger, at China, ment under H. W. Maier, s in jersey, tweed, Sizes 2 Heavy Wool Socks. $1.25 quality, § AT $1 -00 in all the new shades. AT Al $2.00 Silk Hose. Full fashioned $1 '89 in all the wanted shades. / 33 1-3 % OFF on all our Coats. Fever Grippe j 25/ Y OFF on Dresses. ! A small lot of Men's Handkerchiefs were 25¢ to 39¢ gadl NOW v isveissinssvsined 2101'25c Price 304: CASCARA,S.OUININE Z\' Get Red Box 04 PRYTIN National Thrift Week January 17th to 24th Since 1916( the Week of January 17th Has Been Nationally Ohserved as THRIFT WEER, Since the establishment of the first “NATIONAL,” EVERY WEEK has heen THRIFT WELK at SNATIONAL" Markets, NATIONAL" method of fostering Thrift, ¢ I to the Young Woman's eo- | report is accepted a bullding com- 1 the list of Its intercsts and | mittee will be cd to procure.a s of servies very long. Many | plan and sp tions tor, and es- locu viduals and organizations, | timates of the cost of a new school, nelnding the local chureh have been | with perhiaps the authority to select . y the busy hands of the|a favorable site vo . and gencrous gifts| he matter of establishing two t to Home and For-iyoting districts will be talked over, lona. A succeasful church | g of a committee working on | S v‘uv.u‘:y.\vh‘/u subject Lelug schedul for | asury and a | yogentation at the *meet The n 10d - thelr | congolidation of town and borough & at “: “""f | governments will be constdered, A i ””.‘ l-': The Gould Co. of this town has JEthg hought the undertaking business of | g POULTRY FRESH-KILLED ROASTING FRESH-KILLED YOUNG CHICKENS FOWL 45¢ Ib. ; 39¢ Ih. FROM 3 TO 3%; LBS. EACH) | (WEIGHING FROM 4 TO 6 LBS. LACH) 47clb PRIME RIB ROAST | (BLADE €UT) 23¢ b, vevne. 29¢ b, PORK LOIN (Rib End) The following extraordinary specials are cxamples of the * FRESH K[LLED SCIENTIFICALLY FED (WIIGHING CLOVERBLOOM and WEDGEWOOD PURE CREAMERY BUTTER —In } Ibs. PRIME | PRIME CROSS CHUCK ROAST RIB ROAST CHOICY, STEER BELT) (SOLID MEAT) 19 Ib. 33¢ . i Z\.RMOUR'S STAR HAMS ......... LEAN FRESH | LEGS MILK-FED | SHOULDERS | VEAL | 16¢ Ib. | 25¢ Ib. | 23c Ib. Fresh Flat Ribs | Fresh Calves Liver ‘ Fresh Pigs Feet 17c . ; 45c Ib. | 10c Ib. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE D[PT SPECIALS 20 Boxes WSiéaled Sweet Grapefruit ... ... eSO for25C . 2 doz. for 39c Peck 25¢ 100 Bushel No. 1 Green Mountain Potatoes National Meat Stores Company PHONE 70 WEST MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN 183 BRANCH STORES IN BRISTOL & MIDDLETOWN LARGEST RETAILERS OF MEATS IN AMERI'A Stor Throughout New York, New Jerscy, ' ennsylvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut long resident of Southington, dfed yesterday afternoon at her home in South Bend, quick attack leaves three sisters, Mrs. Allce Martin ot Cleveland, Daley of New Britain, and Miss N Ligan of this town; and two brothers, Willlam ‘Thomas Unionville five at the tomorrow evening In the opening en« counter of the Farmington Valley basketball league, oxpected to bring a large crowd of FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925, totalled 661, accordl to flgures glven out here by Dr, Mathias Nicoll, Jr, state commissioner of health. Of these 380 occurred In New York city, and 181 upstate, There were included In the figures no instunt deaths from alcohel or ligquor, but Dr. Nicoll declared that he belleved virtnally all fatalities were due to lquor drinking, 5. R. & L. GIRLS MEET The first meeting of the 8. R, & L. Girls club last evening proved to be a most successful affair. A sup- per was serveds after which an i A de- claims of property owners on Feb- ruary 2, 11 and 24 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m, and on February 11 and 20 trom 7 to §:30 p, m, Her death followed a of pneumonia, 8he BUILDING PERMITS, Byilding permits have been issued as gollows: Mary Chilickl, three tene- ment house, 28x46 ft, 98 Jubilee street, estimated cost $14,000; Louis Kalpinski, three tonement house, 2§x46 ft,, 24 Cabot street, estimated cost $12,700, Alcohol Deaths in N. Y. 1924 Have Numbered 561 0., Mrs. Margaret ry gan of this town and an of Colorado, The Pexto quintet will oppose the town hall The visitors are rooters along with them. Dancing teresting meeting was held. will follow the game, Albany, N, Y., Jan. 16—Deaths |lightful entertalnment was furnished The board of relief will be in ses- [ from alcohol fn New York state |by some of the 8. R. & L. Girls fol- sion for the purpose of hecaring [during the first 11 months of 1024 [lowed by singing and dancing. LT ?[ %NMW” /f//mef.'? UTLE MlL.UN,EBY.,CQ.-, Agents For ADVANCE SPRING MILLINERY Foreshadowing the newest and smartest turn of the mode for the coming season 3 %5 Hats of Silk and Straw, of embroidered Silk, of Satin and of Felt. LAST CALL WINTER HATS Nothing Everything - S eservel Included $1 00 If we mentioned former prices, it would seem exagger- ated. Come in and see these, they will go fast, so come early. . Unusual HOSIERY SALE There are a number of brands of Hosiery that we are discontinuing and in order that we might dispose of them in quick time we have marked them very low. $1.00 '39¢c 82,75 Lehigh Outsize Silk Stockings— 79c black, cordovan, . $1 00 .69c¢ white One Lot of Silk Stockings, well known £2.95 Hand Drawn Lace Clocked Stock- ?:lltxi? to $3.00 ........ $1'50 $1 315 :;szzrlox's $2.15 One Lot of broken sizes in a number of brands of silk . One lot of broken sizes in various brands of silk ... Gordon Outsize Silk Stockings, black and cordovan S1 Gordon Fibre and Silk Stockings, all colors $1.49 Plain and Stamped Silk and Wool Stockings MACKAY &WALLIN 63 MAIN STREET Next to Methodist Church Qur January Clearance Sale Means Big Savings for You BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES ALL REDUCED 105, FROM OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. Side L""!'.’ $ 139000 Our Fine Selection of CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS All at Re d Prices during this January Sale, One Special Lot of Curtains — Some slightly soiled. One pair of a kind only—at big reductions, ch Buffet, 1arge Oblong Table, e leather, Reduced to ... )_, (| WALNUT DINING SUTTE—of 60- and Host Chair—upholstered i genu BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES A good tme to buy rellable Merchandise at REDUCED PRICES $2.95 COTTON BLANKETS—Full stze. size Wovlnap Blankets — Heavy Now—Pair. . Extra larg grade. Warm and durable. $5 39 Now—Pair.....cooc000eeeee CRETONNE OV DRAPERIES Woolen Blankets—! w\" made ready to hand. ry suit- quality. Now—Pair ............000 $6 75 | able for the bedroom. For this sale, set $lu39 “KENWOOD” All Wool Blankets——Just every nch pure wool. So manufectured and finished } that they give luxurious warmth with little weight. Attractive designs and $1 l 50 . colorings, Now—Each Rugs and Linoleums Specially Priced for This Sale \\I\DO\\ '-II \Ill \—I ik(.l \ ARIETY. —'ll)\\le PRICES KIRSCH FLAT CURTAIN RODS All Sizes In Stock