New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1925, Page 3

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L NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925. TE | shipments are e e | to decorato Malfer precautions the pllfering pll‘.xllnu“ S —————— ALL PflRT [;ITIES |y agcie bty wssiy or| Brothers Reunited in Save Money On These at more than seventy plers where An Unusual Parallel | W s | omen lurgo steamers unload or load valu-| Winnipeg, Nov., 24 (®)— Rubbers able cargoe | Wounds recelved by Ernest and Har- I'or Wednesday, HEALTH CONDITIONS : Per Western front in the World War loft h minus hi {t leg. The L rothers | were wounded at the same time on | Made by “Old Colony Rub- Marked ber Co.” A good reliable make on this season’s last. with the Legion Ish and patriotic A Close Out Sale of Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves The $1 quality. For Wed, Only .. 49C Strap wrist gauntlets in the famous Kayser make, in wanted Fall shades. Sask., Brazen and Resourceful, They Kre Bane of Police — | the morining of October 86, but one | Iy 1. | OL| * Hecords whow that each waa ope- | Typhotd Fever | rated on nincteen times for war in- | jurles, The brothers were reunited at a convention of the Canadlan Amputa- 1c Assoclation here. Krnest lves | Sg | iii‘hgs You WillNeedfor the Holiday at Prices You Will Relish STRIKERS RE River Point, R. 1., Nov. 24(® Weavers who strucle at the Royal Mifs of B. . and R. Knight, Inc. on November 12 in protest against the 32-loom system returned to work this morning under an agreement permitting them to operate 16 loons under a 10 per cent reduction ir pay. New York, Nov, 24 (P—River pirates today are a big factor in the erime situation of practically every port city, Their depredations here have be- come 80 audaclous that steamship companies, rallroads, detective agen- cles and the police co-operating | ugainst the bandit, | Decrcase In Number Diphtheria And Cases in State of Connecticut. Hartford, Nov, 24 (®—Dr, Slanley H. Osborn, commissioner of public health, states that fhe statistics of | 5 | his department furnish proof of the | Classed ag the st and most | yyce0ey of the efforts to fmmunize | resourceful of the extensivo family |he people of Connecticut from diph- | of crooks river and harbor gangs k theria and typhoid fever, During | are levying a toll of milkons of | \ygust, September and Octoher of | lollars a year, I ] . this year thero were 258 cases of | Thelr membership ranges from | giphiheria reported In the state by the “cabin dlver” who works NI |i}e jocal health authorities of the | Way Into the cablns of steamships |town, the smallest number of cascs and steals everything In slght, 101o¢ the disease for the same perlod the junk boat man Who lurke be- |reioriad within tho past L0 years, neath a trap door in a pler and | Joou the pame period In the year | recelves goods pushed down to him 1916 there were 367 cases reported | by companions above, This I8 a reduction of 109 cases, not- There 13 nothing the river pirate |y ngtanding the fact that thete has | WL mot attempt,” eald one head of lheen an appreclable increaso In the | a detectlve agency which makes a population of the state. The num- | speclalty of combatting this class of [er of cases of typhold fever for the erime. "I know of one instance three months period is the lowest in \Where they stole a tug, got up|tne history of health statistics fn | steam, boldly ranged alongside of & | Connectiout, Theso Agurcs show re. | lighter loaded with a valuable |gitg of immunization by use of anti- cargo of crude rubber, and steamed |yovit remedies. iway with tug, lighter, rubber and WILLINGTON Thread 200 yard spools. Wednesday only S 10c X BORDEN'S Just Received Evaporated Milk The large 16 ounce can. TPor Wednesday 2. 17¢c Three Cases For Japanese Lustre Ware W gy Women's Rayon Striped Union Suits The desirable wool appear- ance; low neck, no sleeve, knee length, All 77c Wednesday A direct importation of heautifully decor- ated lustre china in the following pieces: spoon holders, relish and bonbon dishes, condiment sets, tea pot stands and cake plates. Buy Them Now . SRt 49c | S ———————— ] COWLES Silver Polish The old reliable polish that does the work. For Wed. Ivory Soap The 1or Wed tecently two men strolled out i m a rolld, vegstable Tazative to } upon & pler where a valuable cargo Fi . e | § | I retievo'Constipation and Biii- was awatting orders, . Trey | War Heroes Are in Debt | ctsness and keep the digoative and presented fake bills-of-lading which | Amiens, Nov. 24 (P\—Publication st senhnormaly fooled officlals. The bandifs then | 0f books written by French writers large double Dbar, ..... G -~ Men's — Union Suits Women's proceeded to sell the entire cargo to | o “fence’” right under the eyes of the authorities. dis- covered the cargo had been trucked guards, detectives and Later, when the fraud was away and all track was gone. The first-trick which authorities cncounter is that practiced by the He arrangeg M2 with sailors on a steamer to supply they While the ship rests at | will crooked junkman, nim with anything of value her pier the pirate on board colleet Tis loot and lower it th 4 port hole into the waiting eds awoy. the s “connections.” jun longshoreman Lines of | killed in action during the World | War put M. Edgar Malfers in finan- | clal straits, but it may obtain for| him the decoration of the Legion of Honor, The publisher ventured a - ich | use | 7 o | C})np: off the Old Block 7 mise an uthor- met death in war. Wis f N JUNIORS— Vide a literary memorial to them, | #f{ | Littlo s alfere got out expensive collections, | AT eir sales did not reward him. | lar dose. Mado of | Former poilu writers of France, samo ingredionts, for the most paht 100 poor fo assume 23 (S80cY, conted. Por children and adults, the loss of their publisher friend, SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST, | have asked the minister of fine arts Pro- uxions arc passing in and out of the shold with hand trucks loaded | h all manner of me This bandit watches his faus in line with a truck, gete a ca 1o his )iking and after having cliecked by the “checker’ off 1o & remote part of the 2 « who work in th rich and they eal an e and sugar to bolts | of wrap the cloth ieir clothes in | f silks and sating imigug, b around them under such a way as to defy vhile the bulkier pack oneealed in the secret and bars i over sirate lea But the pir their s 1 ip. is the real of expeneive ches type fl his canya apparently it thin air : and into will by 1 to b ill be dis K which delivercd to the r times it d, too late that a tr on the wharf with fi of hardware to be shiip, left ves hidd vim with six s of the it wheels it | pler | where he hides it, calling for i \ .§ Your THANKSGIVING DINNER harvest. specially con- | pockets of | coat which is not worn but car- ulder when the ho works with a > of canvas about “artist.” innocent | EVERYTHING for We will have Roast Turkeys, Roast Chickens, Roast Pork and many other Cooked Meats to make your feast a pleasure. Why worry and fuss when it’s almost as cheap to buy Prepared Foods? We will have tasty Salads, all kinds of Canned Fruits, Nuts and other delica- cies of abundance sure to please. Now at Our New Location 7 MAIN ST. WILL SERVE AN OLD FASHIONED ROAST TURKEY DINNER ALL DAY THANKSGIVING Headquarters For Honiss’ Oysters NUTMEG DELICATESSEN and LUNCH cover ovep dis WE No table is complete without flowers. We have a gorgeous selec- tion. See our display, the most beautiful ever shown in New Brit- Winter weight, eeru color. A hig Wednes- 69c day Special . —A— Handkerchief Sale wet. .. 4 ranSC Women's Handkerchiefs with colored woven stripes and colored embroidered corners. The values range from 10c to 1215¢c. For Imported Val. Laces F . ‘:"ttdnenday e vard 2(‘ Lace edges in narrow and medium widths, for doing Xmas fancy work. White and ecru shades. Women's Sport Rayon Hose feavy Rayon Hose, pine- apple and English ribbed stitch combined, in all pop- ular shades. Wednesday ~— Men's — Cotton Handkerchiefs o 3 for 25C Wed. . Large s soft cotton handkerchiefs of excellent grade. A 121;c quality. 1j-inch hems. \ Beautiful Lot of Coat Bouquets ‘ery attractive sprays of Fruits and Flowers in the most gorgeous colorings. For Wednesd: 250 Boys’ Pants Heavy Corduroys, fine Tweeds, all lined, man tail- For 89¢ For Wednesday Children’s Wool Hose English rib in all the new light shades, also black, grey, cordovan. 3 9 c Wednesday Lunch Paper The 10c roll or flat package —80 sheets. . For Wednesday ... Carter's Infants’ Vests Fine ribbed merino. Shell embroidery trim at neck and front. Sizes1 to 6. This well known make. For Wednesday Women's Extra Size Flannelette Gowns Of extra good striped out- ing flannel in both round | | i and V-neck. Cut very large. | For Wednesday Only ... { | Noungatines, Nut Tops and Men's Rayon Silk Hose Heavy Rayon silk, all col- | ors and sizes, slight irregu- Wed. ... e 69¢ Wed. . FREE—For the Asking Pictorial Review Fashion Books The regular 25¢ edition, A recent issue. 79C FREE—Tomorrow—FREE | terns. ! Wednesday Candryr f ;r Thanksgiving Mixed Nuts—New erop Walntus, i sa . 29¢ A "IIN‘ 19(: Orora Villed Confections—Tiny leayes, rosehuds, pickles, vaspberries and tarts; a thin shell of delicions candy with fillings of chocolate or fruit marmalades 49 5 1h. Box Assorted Chocolates, ows, Creams, Jellies, Peanut Clusters, Ribhon Candy. assortment, I, Men's Novelty Heather Hose A new shipment just re- ceived in entirely new pat- .. 29¢ Boys' Rayon Silk Ties Rayon knits, cute styles in snappy colors. Just the thing for the little boy. Wednesday . OAR TREE Roasters Heavy grade I—triple coat- «1 blue cnamel; large 89 C size. Special " Bed Sheets Made of fine quality free of all starch., Size 81x00; seamless, Turkish Towels Heavy quality, beautiful pat- Stock up now, they make rful Xmas gifis Special for Wednesday Size 25¢ SANITAS 0il Cloth Table Covers—A large assort- ment of patterns in varions col- ors. First quality; size 45 inch Special Wednesday.......... 590 (arving Knives For Kitchen use. Made of fine grade cutlery 25c steel. Wednesday . sheeting, | MIRRO ALUMINUM Layer Cake Pans # inch diameter, 115 deep. Reg. price B3¢, Npeelal ....000 inches 35¢ ROUND ALUMINT M Double Roasters Made of heavy stock, with ven tilator on top, 1175 inches in diameter. 79c Special Table Covers Made of fine quality mercerized Damask, with colored horders, Hemstitched — and scalloped odges. Size 58108, 85c spectal Wed. BROWN AND WHITE Mixing Bowls Sizes B oto 10 fnches, glazed finish, usc'ul for Kitchen. Priced from 19cen 89c77 Kitchen Chairs Natural finish: can be painted 10 suit your own scheme of Hard every Wadnesday Ruffled Curtains f good grade marquisetie vim, full width, 2 124 yds, MARQUINETTL Curtain Material Fine grade Crosshar and plain With rose, blue and gold dots, 36 inches wide, 29c Wadnesday, yard MERCERIZED Damask Napkins LINFEET Special Wednesday Silk and Wool HOSE A LUCKY BUY Novelty silk stripe Silk and Wool Hose in good assort- ment of colors and all Children’s Wednesday Fur Trimmed MITTS Ileece lined Mitts of warm Jersey, hoth grey and brown with fur trimming. For Wednesday 39c Another Lot of Imported Jointed Dolls The greatest Doll offering in years. 18-inch full joint- ed Dolls Sleeping eyes with lashes, sewed wigs, shoes and stockings. For Wednesday .. $1 Boys’ Blouses Finest Percale in newest designs and patterns, cut full. Our special leader model. For Wednesday 59 C A Sale of Women's Flannelette Pajamas Striped and figured Outing Flannel. Two-piece gar- ments. Full cut and nicely trimmed and finished. For Wednesday Only Hot Bottles Dark red rubber Hot Water Bottles: 1'; qrart size— unconditionally guaranteed for one year. 57 C For Wednesday SR20C ain. Chrysanthemums, Pompons, Roses, Carnations, Bouvardia, Narcissus, Calendula. DUROLETM - - ——— - \ Table Glassware spiral Optic shape, goblets, high Floor Rugs First quality. A large assort- ment of patterns in gray and tan colors, Size 24x54, 39c including herbets, erything essary for the Thanksgiving table, 6 e $1.39 Wed Phone Your Order—Flower Phone 3700 Speclal Wednesda y . 'VOLZ THE FLORIST| . Glass Toweling With red and blue checks, Spe- dootl Yard zsc oLn Dutch Cleanser & sumlle 92 West Main Street Wed- Wednesday nesday. .

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