New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 4

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Sheriff Grahs Auto o | he Ger- | In Action for $500 r the city from Hart- and parking his automobile laln strect poolroom, an of A5 Smalley strect ut 10 minutes later the machine had FOR UNIFICATION Nov. 10 (#-=The st church has vo with the The vote h or moit titutional of | sary was announce for and {11 against ST s put out by I 1 answered a stiil alarm for was near a win- naged oday at 16,3 The Southern ap-| Rabinow & Najr & Nair, have $ damages ag: (Belina) and Syr Ths that the ecourt of b on October 15, | by through ' Mcthodists are still voting, with the t for result in doubt, xander e ¥ swarms of locusts is § in northern Caucasus | § airplanes. rnsytipassedafor Flavor Polson for le students eign itrators trolley f financially than hes them- v Haven — Chu ligious curricu- elimi d telly church is uniformly pure, fresh and delicious. Try it once and you will use no other. Say “Salada’. New Britain — and this bank Without the building industry, there would be no homes, stores, office buildings or factories. New Britain’s homes and buildings of every kind are the result of thousands exercising thrift New Britain’s manufacturing industries are the backbone of her prosperity. But there would not be a single factory or foundry here if the men who built up New Britain had not practiced v thrift The Commercial Trust Company is recog- nized throughout this section as a strong bank. It has been a vital factor in the progress of New Britain. “The Commercial” was built on thrift count Welcomed—Protected —A ppreciated Twelve Departmental Services Opecn on Saturdays 7t09p.m. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMRER Martin | § curtains and a @ besides the N 10, 1925, JCIAL NO. 1 Genuine “FRUIT OF THE MUSLIN ' No limit purchase, needs tomorrow, Yards o | EVERY DAY BETTER 36-inch Striped Flannel, 19¢ yd. 27-inch Apple Blossom Flannel, 19¢ yard. Assorted Suit- ings, 25¢ yard. low each. vard. 32-inch Ginghams, yard. 36-inch Rayon Crepe, | 3le yard. | 27-inch Apron | Gingham, 10c yd. | Percales, 12¢ yd. SPECIAL NO. 3 Good Count and Grade BLEACHED MUSLIN 36 in. wide, a handy item— 12V5¢| Buy all you can. LOOM” Fill your VALUES Pepperall Cases, Superior Long Cloth, 17¢ Applebud Crib | Blankets, 10c¢ ea. = ) ! ATTENTION MEN! Bring Your Radio Troubles to Grant’s There is now an expert at your service on our counter at all tim SAVING IN GOODS DEPT. A 25,000 Sheet purchase enables us to offer you for 89¢ Wednesday, Hem-| stitched and seamless | USUAL ¢ YARD == This is a value at 15¢. Buy all Pil- | 33¢ finish BLEACHED SEAMLESS SHEETS 89¢c e Not scconds—they are firsts, and || excellent quality. 8rxgo. Rarely | seen for this price. | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WEDNESDAY e e Dress 15¢ Dark L Pure Crash, 29¢ yard. v Shades, RE — VALUES — MORE Towcling Crash | 15¢ yard. Part Crash, 19¢ yard, Ruftled Cur- tains with tie- Dinen ot ks, 49¢ pair Full lined Cre- I inlen tonnes, 19¢ yard. Assorted Cur- tain Material, 19¢ nch vard. Win- 50¢ Figured ras. Come and see, Mad- e SPECIAL NO. 4 36 in. — Heavy — 36 in, BLEAC Tsually Priced at 25¢ g p2 SPECIALS ||| Wednesday ... Vd., L1e3C iD FLANNEL Al For These Ceol Mornings MENS COAT SWEATERS Heavy garmehts with roll collars and 1 ~00J pockets .... Have You Seen These? Keep Your Children Healthy With Warm Garments Random, waist style, drop seat, sizes 2 to 12 long sleeves, ankle length Buy enough for all your family Housewives Have You Really Seen These| EMBROIDERED HOUSE DRESSES Made of Various Materials with the ('31 || prettiest emhroidered designs .... o T ] [Hands Cold Driving? | MEN'S GLOVES ||L9athc|', and lined with |.~‘0ft materials for warmth and comfort. Drop in and | he 1 H fitted L= — As Well Made ond As Warm As Those Which Cost Much More d, slightly g oo T R A B fleeced. Buy a Dozen Now! WOMEN'S VESTS usually They're | Good quality, sold for 25c. always handy — il i { Tell the difiz vou see priced between $2.90 and 33.00 and those you sce at Grant's. Try them. Eye Glasses @'fu $1.00 Immitation shell immed gold filled finger pieces, ground lens, 40 millimeter. = [ FOR CHILDREN 6 {0 14 Bath Robes oy $1.00 Of Lawrence Robe Cloth || —Indian, flowered, and plain colors. Keep them (S [ Mothers! Attention! SCHOOL HOSE In black and cordovan— Fine and heavy ribbed hose — sturdy for the roughest wear. 25 c STYLE, WEAR, COM- FORT and ECONOMY ChamoisFabricGloves Two pleasing styles, high grade materials, securely stitched. Embroidery in harmonizing colors. It will pay vou to see these. Let yourself be convinced. — Come and see. 79c HAVE YOU LOWNEY MILK (HOCOLATES Assorted Flavors with a Chocolate Covering. U N T 1 e R Ih. Delicious Miik i 39c¢| SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Have you seen these Sweaters in the win- || dows? Surely you recognize the value! Such pretty color combinations—with col- lars well tailored—and,really you would pay move for the yarn il you were SS! DA L Popular and Standard BELL RECORDS Each is factory tested — quality in material and recording artists. Released each e 50c month Dress values Children’s Also Another Lot of STRAIGHT DRESSES ame materials in to make it. Only 20 dozens, each For Economy’s Sake Come to 283-285 MAIN STREET