New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1925, Page 15

‘BRUENMER HEAD OF COUNGIL AGAIN (Organization Approves Religions Education for School Children Louls Bruemmer was reelected president of the New Britain Coun- cil of Religlous Education at its an- nual meeting at the Y, M. C. A, last evening. The other officers were chosen as follows: Vice-president, L. P. Blade; secretary, Mrs. F. Chester Hale; treasurer, A. W, Appel; chair- LOUIS BRUEMMER. man of program committee, Frederic L. Fay; chairman of finance com- inittee, Harry Hancock: chairman of vacation school committee, Oscar A. Marsh, The meeting was preceded by a supper. The councll fs in hearty accord gl 3 THE NEW BRITAIN T Kl T - MARKETCO- o VAT UALITY l ;S'econl Section " | Main street. with the program for week-day re- liglous education in the schools, and upon its shoulders will fall many of the ‘detalls of the plan in the churches represented on the coun- ell, The organization has been reor- ganized and now consists of the fol- lowing members: First Congrega- tlonal church: Mrs, Marcus White, |, +. \PALMERS CHOSEN FOR Louls P. Blade, A. D, Heinlnger, Tyson Hancock; South Congrega- tional church: Truman L. Weed, F'rederle L. Fay, Mrs. Chester Hale, Mrs. Henry T. Burr; Stanley Memor- ial church: Rev. R. N. Gilman. Os- car A, Marsh, George V. Hamlin, Mrs. A. F, Spencer; First Baptist church: Edwin R. Hitehcock, Clifton McKenna, Howard Knapp, Mrs, C. A. Ludvigson; Trinity M. E. church* Louls Bruemmer, Harry Hancock, Howard C. Doollttle, Miss Cora Graulich; 8t. Mark's Eplscopal church: Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, Isaac D. Russell, Charles F. Chase; Ger- man Baptist church: Rev, G. H Schneck, Willlam B. Retz, Fred Young, John G. Luebeck; Swedish Bethany church: A. W. Appel, C, E. Carlson, Harold Anderson, Emil Hjerpe. P. 0. 5. OF A, T0 OBSERVE BIRTH OF WASHINGTON Rev. Roy M. Terry of Waterbury S]‘eokm' at Patriotic Exercises This Evening. Washington Camp, No. 9, Pa- triotic Order Sons of America, will commemorate the birth of Washing- ton at its regular megting this eve- ning at the O. U. A. M. hall, 277 Rev. Roy M. pastor of the Trinity Methodist church, Waterbury, will deliver an address, {llustrated with stepeopti- con views. His subject has not been announced but it is expected that he will speak on the life of Washington, Before the address, the degree team, under the direction of F. A. Vergason, will confer the initiatory work on a class of candldates, After the meeting refreshments will be Terry, CONOMY PRICES MORNING SPECIALS FROM 7 A. M. TO 12:30 NOON served. SATURDAY SPECIALS AT GODDS AT: N TEL. 318. MAIN 5 TR fibiée NEW BRITATN. Members of the camp will attend the meeting of Everyman's Blble class next Sunday morning, at the n- vitation of the class, Those intend- ing to attend will meet at the club- rooms at 9 o'clock and will march in a body to the church, Rev, Samuel Fiske of Berlin will speak on George ‘Washington. TOWN HOME POSITIONS Commissioner Coyle's Nominees Se- lected at Meeting of Board of ' Public Charities. By a vots of three to one, the board of public charities at a spe- clal sesslon last night appointed Mr. and Mrs, G. Waite Palmer superin. tendent and matron of the town home, and they will take up their duties March 1, succeeding Mr, and Mrs. George F. Kibbe, resigned. Commissioner James A. Coyle vominated the Palmers and the nom- ination was seconded by Commis- sloner Boleslaw Mysiliewiecz. They, together with Commissioner Matthew Meskill, voted for the Palmers, ani Commissioner S. Gerard Casale, who | nominated Mr. and Mrs., John Ma- [ gee of Southington, voted for lh.xu cholee. Chalrman Frank E. Rile’ did not vote, but he had previously made his preference known, advo- cating the appointmeut of Mr, anc Mrs. Palmer. The Palmers have had previous experience in conducting the towa farm and, in the opinion of the pres- ent commissioners, were excellent farmers and executives. Chairman Riley expressed himself at last night’s meeting as of the opinion that the city is fortunate in securing the services of executives who hava proved thelr ability to conduct the place in a businesslike fashion, and treat the inmates properly. A new contract will be prepared by the corporation counsel to gov-| ern these offices, so.worded that the city can dispense with the eervices of the superintendent and matron on 30 days notice. 2485/ LF \V \‘VIOY\FD SHOULDERS BEST MAINE POTATOES RQUND SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE 3 peFk 25c m14C | MILK | LEAN FRESH | SHOULDERS | CHALLENGE STEAKS ALL DAY SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS LOIN LAMB CHOPS LAMB FORES .. LAMB STEW . LAMB SALE LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB Stnr Crochet Cotton ‘The mercerized Cordonnet, at Art Embroidery Dept. For Saturda y ball . . 9¢ = Alarm Clocks Found just 70 of them in a corner of the stock room. Left over from our recent Anniversary Sale and over- looked. It’s a $1.00 clock. Come early tomorrow and get one 5 0 c Petite for Hair Clippers Here Is Something For Bobbed Heads For tomor- $1 ; l 9 row at i A simple matter now to | | l | trim the hair at home. Especially recommended for the kiddies. The want- ed sizes, 0-00-000. ) Unusual Values At with embroidery. For Over the Holiday in cream Hershey Milk Chocolate Kisses, foil wrapped Jelly Eggs, many assorted fIAVOTS oo o e e i s e s eietenle Peanut Filled Wrapped Nougatinesi ...t i e aensasison Charms Assorted Hard McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Cod Liver Oil Tablets, the 60c package. For tomorrow .. An Early Spring Importation of French Cuff Gloves Of imported chamoisette that will wash. Spring colors with embroidered backs and the stylish flare cuffs adorned DELICIOUS CANDIES Chocolate Covered Whole Cordial Cherries Women’s Extra Heavy Fibre Silk Hose. First quality; triple mock seam back, in black, aire- dale and jack- rabbit Children’sHighest Grade Silk Lisle Hose, i;l the wanted pine- apple rib style, in all spring colors 35 (o Men’s Silk Hose of heavy fibre silk and lisle toe, heel and top in new drnpstltch and plain weaves. New spring 3 3 C shades .... Fine Values At This Lingerie Sale 2™$1.00 Bloomers, Step-ins, Gowns, Envelope Chemise and Brassieres, A great variety of fabrics and styles. Well made gar- ments that will wear and wash splendidly. Regular and extra sizes in the lot. The Spring Tonic [ f Beef Iron ! and Wine The reliable Dr. Sumner l;‘ran% tfull pint ° bottle. 39¢c ! B5¢ Another Lot of Beautiful Cut Roses For tomorrow 10C Sorry that we did not have enough last Satur- day. Sold them out in less than two hours. Come early if you can. 79¢ »39¢ m39C »19¢ mZSC m22c Needlework Art Dept. Winifred Clark CONNECYICUT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925, A Sale of 200 Golf Sticks Made by Thomas E. Wilson Co. Buy them tomorrow for $1 .00 ‘A golf fan has told us that there are values in the lot worth up to $3.50. All kinds of Irons and Wood Drivers. Pages 15 to 28 gt % Pre-Holiday Shopping News These many special offerings bear siriking testimony that we are determined to make tomorrow a day of unusually profitable shopping opportunities. THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, IN COMMEMORATION OF WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFERINGS At the Hosiery Dept. Here Are Five Big Holiday Notion Specials Safety Pins, nickeled, with guarded coil, 2 doz., 5Sc. “Hickory” Gum Rub- ber Sanitary Aprons, pink and white, 25c. Pollo Furniture Pol- ish, 17¢ and 35c¢. Wright's Silver Pol- ishing Cream, 18c. Princess Electric Curl- ing Iron, complete with Cord and Socket, 39¢c. e Children’s Sport Socks English Ribbed Sport Bocks in heather shades, 7% length with cuffs of oontrasting shades. For 2 5 c ......... A Wonderful Offering of Children’s Pantie Dre:ses SELLING THEM TOMORROW FOR ... Sizes 2 to 6—made of chambrays and linenes in desirable colors, and trimmed with hand worked motifs. A remarkable buy at this price. ‘A Saturday Sale of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and POST TOASTIES 8c New and Clewer Are These Linen Buffet Sets And priced 49c at only Opyster linen of exceptional quality. Three-piece sets stamped in new patterns and made for crochet or hemmed edges. The large 12¢ pack- age, For tomorrow. . Peroxide Full strength, 4 ounce bot- Extraordinary Value in Costume Slips of Lustrous White Sateen Buy them tomorrow 95 ................ C for “ither plain white or striped FRESH FIG BARS PORK AND BEANS . ... Sweet Sifted Peas Jello (all flavors) . \ugm Cornp e 5 ‘] Apackages 29¢ "cani. . 2 cans 2 P. & G. Soap 17 01d Dutch €leanser Confectionery Sugar .......... 2 Snewdrift N 25¢ | Rumford's Baking Powder ...... b ‘.“.'k' \hrodded \Vheat .......... package ilc hancn Am. \paghem «.en.. 2 cans 25¢ N WEDGWOOD ‘ (REAMERY B U I I E R 2 85C ‘ BEST PURE LARD ........... TRimisse Parksdale Farm STRICTLY FREQH EGGS . 2 dozen 93¢ Nucoa Nut Oleo “Good Luck Oleo First Prize Oleo Large Florida Oranges . Beets or Carrots ........ Fancy White Cauliflower . Pancy Bleached Celerv 5 FANCY BALDWIN APPLES Sound Red or Yellow Onions ... LARGE RIPE BANANAS 29¢ b ) 77'3»’1:_ i E9c L) 1y | CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES ............ S eiss e ey dozfien 20¢ \ EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT .......ccxc00eevennse eecuth 4 for 25¢ ‘ . dozen 45c¢ | “Calif. Sunkist Lemons .. 2 quarts 25¢ .. dozen 33¢ .... bunch 10¢ | Solid Head Cabbage . ... cie I e | 3™ 17¢ | Yellow Globe Turnips .61 25¢c §| ..... head 39c¢ | Fresh Cut Spinach .. ... peck 45¢ hunch 20c Icehelg Lettuce ...... ey head 15¢ ......................... doren 29¢ - Of superior quality. tone Jacquard Crib Blankets. Size 36x50, unusual patterns and colorings, bound all around with taffeta. They are worth about $1.00 more than this special price, Wrapping Blankets in plaid PRLeMR ek New assortment of hand made Bootees . ... Long Kimonos of \\hll(‘ Domet flannel « Sample lot of Soft Sole Shoes. Many colors Kleinert’s Jiffy Pants, SISOy _— 25¢ . 39c¢ (One small package free) Phoenix Sash Cord for Clothes lines, The best quality. Special for Saturday, yard Large Size Superior Stecl Pullcys, Special, pair Aluminum \muv l‘nu.~ pmnllul 3 quart sizc Special for Saturday Rag Rugs, American made, all new sanitary material, fringed ends, $1.00 value, Special Satiwday Cookie Cutters—6 shapes put up in a box. Special s Shino Floor Mops—Chemically treated with handle. Special Saturday Floor Push Brushes, houschold size, 51 inch handle. Special Saturday .. .............. Octagon Soap C. T. N. Curtain Muslin—Dots and fancy patterns. Special Saturday, yard om0 B sy A% Candies ] S B A T NEEDLEWORK PKGS, Ahen T S warp sateen; 20 inch double | S 32 S em stitel 5 ROAST PORK (not frozen) ...................... o U BN | 25 e 0 T caonoomaoa: T.C i m vy PRIME RIB ROASTS ............ i IhE 28C i« | Toddy | “Pal”, the Propelling e ‘C pud 15 C; T ROAST YEAL‘ ........... 1 25¢ § The, Checlats iPiad Diink | Pencil el ‘l,l"i'v{l";'(‘,‘“_‘:l‘:."l,l‘"‘(:f‘j A Bewildering Array of New Striped and Checked FRE_SH I\JE‘LLD I OWL‘ ~~~~~ b 39c § (for kiddies). For Satur- ,‘ These well known adjust- (1;25’« ;Td,::::," ;:“"""'r .".n: SP ORT F LANNE[*S [}Ol’ ELESS POT ROASTS .. b 18¢ | day— | able metal Pencils, in gold | quality fabrice 1 most artis. These new 36-inch Dress Flannels in spring’s new color SUGAR CURED BACON 1o b 25c § 23 c 39C | or silver finish. For 7C Soidcuns combinations. Ideal for jumper dresses and 39 T L R e S| Rl 3 25 ‘ | Saturday ......... ——J sportgarments. For Saturday ............ Yard Cc Fresh Cut Hamburg ... b 18c | Calves’ Liver . . ih 4 | '\'eal fIc;r i\‘te\vB, h o }: }(’;c :«)eelfi Liver ... 1 Here is the Greatest Value in Again, We Offer You .ean Boiling Bee| 9 c | Pork Sausage 55 | f L b s ‘can Cotned Beel .. oo Ib 10¢ L:«nge Roa&tmg Chickens ........ ™ 43¢ §| Crlb Blankets A ONE-CENT SALE—Ic 1 | That We Have Ever Presented Rin SUGA R 10 % 65¢ ~25.n $1.62 ORTONORROW &9 £Q) e e INLEYCAT - laealse ° \..m.m Steel wool ana > .m for e clcaning aluminum, Buy the large 30¢ pkg. for..... % EVAPORATED MIIK ........ HTOUA OGN O 0D G BB L0 3 cans 27c T The 10c size. Special for Saturday Rivs one isall Ge bk ot For Tomorrow, 38¢ worth for... An Attractive Offering In Frilled Ribbon Garters FOR TOMORROW Pair 25C AR Made of excellent grade satin ribbon in all wanted colors, trimmed with rib- bon flowers. A New Lot of Infants’ Nainsook Dresses Selling Special for 39 tomorrow at c Dainty it lre g hn,ln(\ with em- broid: yoke i lace trimmed sleeves. Some have un.nmdt‘rcd ruf- fles at bottom. Sizes 6 mos., 1-2 years. S