New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TULESDAY, MARC ll 60, 1926, Y CANT SLEEP? G0 Easter Favors Cards Novelties and Decorations (Hift Department he DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST, A Snap A Dash NEW HORSFALL $4.00 up Knox Hats $8.00 93-99 ) lw/l'un Street HARTFORD “1t Pays Cold o Buy Our Kind” Storage for Furs Reasons for Our OPTICAL SUCCESS — practical an modern nnd painsiaking and ed 1o all Our l.m " t21hing adver e A. PiNn‘QUS 2t Speoialist "y \|\7\ s1 PHONL 530 &1 2 oy P ~MOKE NEW BRITAIN SHEETMETAL WORKS E. ). GOOBY & SON 356 So. Mair. St Tel. 573 NATION : &iwfiael- r>v— TEWELLE OPTICIAN HORSFALLS 1' SEE MISS FANNINfi Over 4,500 Say She Has Better Meihod Than Dempsey ubs JULIA FANNING, R. N st at the New X 'tlons ended, f 1% | half dozen or mo to spell it s ago 1 1% opera- ldom use in combi proportions t the patient's physical Rl PIPE REPAIRS ,m:::$m 3 Tire Easily? That dragged-out feeling is trequently due to poisons ab- orbed by the blood from constipated bowels. Head- aches, sleeplessness and skin trouble can all be traced to the same source. Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is safe for cverybody. It does not affect the stomach, and is not ab- orbed by the body. Medical authorities approve Nujol be. cause it is so safe, so gentle and so natural in its action. Nujol maes up for a debciency of natural lubricant in the intes tines. It soffers the waste Matrer and thus permits thorongh and regular bowel -~ vements without griping. Nujol canbe taken for any length »‘ ime withont 1ll cffecs, Unlik laxatives, it does not form a nd can be discontinued 3 tims \sk your druggist for Nujol. at any M poice w are taught, ! Pennsyvania vote's today anaethesia condi- SHOT FIVE THES anfi“mmmm”mm , ALSO FAGF ARREST § | Boston Man Has Wounds In Back After Burglar Suspect Is Tired On. Boston, March 30 (#—A in City Rell five bullet s in his lege, & tigating a spect fired repo that a b upon in escaped after being s In Parella’s logs all in the back. His condition not regarded as serious. Later "\A flay Canton D’vllfln are tempt to tdentify him. to at- PENN. CANDIDATES MANY IN NUMBER Primaries Bring Out Several, Rspirants for Each Post - Marech 20 (P)=- had be- fore them the party tickets ich they will select their dates in the free-for-all for offices at the primary election 8 Harrisburg, Pa., trom candi- race Closing of lists last night the time for filing no nd fi when ting peti- two to a andidates con- and r each of the to be filed this e Wharton ative Williarn en for gove three for for the gov. h for licute tissex Institution Has Accepted Resignation demo- | BEEEItIIaEIIIIIIIssEassssIs s I I e 23S0 T I RS e DS A s S DTSSR TSI S ISR SRS SRS 203: 32232312022 3I2I0200TI0IN0R02III2082 0208 i —heavy linen! —with valance ! DOTTED Marquisette CURTAINS $1.69 pr COLORED RUFFLES 1 square Lot consists of about 35 Coats Gond styles, ood mate- rials, good col- oS, (2nd Floor) Substantial Ti 1= m/@ @/ @Wf% These Wil Prove: Excellent Fat Knock Abait: Wear SR EREES shiiea e tpbisstst i3 adscblobas s it e mwmmwmmtwmfi, 7 m///n Plain, Plaid and combina- tion trimmed models. Sizes 16 to 42. Shop ear) ( Floor) gl e L Formerly $15 to $24.75 —worth much more ! 42 BIECE DINNER ‘SETS $6.95 SPECTAL vy popular Moss sunfast ! SILK DAMASK —ieal Wednesday Special day. WEAR, novel weaves. 7 vears. SPECIAL ket, Floral and Blue, Gold, muliticolored —Dalue— The Result of a Fortunate Purchase ! Boys Novelty Suitg; We Have Ones Exa 7,95 Just the kind of suit your hoy wants to he “dolled up” in Easter Sun- As smart as can he—and sns remember Middy style. ctly Like Them in Stock at 9.95 and $10.95 Wednesday Spacial iy, good lnokmg—«md they’ll Impor ted Waolen Cloths in plaid and Tie and Whistle go with suit, Sizes 2 to (2nd Floor) that! LUNCHEON CLOTHS $1.00 SPECIAL —imported ! LINEN LUNCHEON SEIS 5174 SPECIAL Wednesday | Added Attraction ! Come Early! Wasn Goods Pemnants RIGINALLY PRICED TO Rayons Voiles Lengths suitable fi? Foulards for ‘ ! C Percales, ete dresses, blouses, stack trimmings and Pure Silk Flat Crepe! Special lingerie. Patterns W hh 2 10 yd and Colorings to “D&L” Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes Pure ahle! ye, 40 inches wide. ‘Standard 15 new c¢o, aind White. Some folks are inclined to look upon milk as “just milk"—but milk is frequently more than just milk! Milk, pure and rich and clean, is marketed only by the exercise of great care and attention to details, It pays to insist on our pasteur- ized milk. ~ JESEIBERT & SON Fasteurized Milk & Cream Make Sure Jts SP:bev s PHONE ~ 1720 4237 PARK ST.. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. please all! ncluding Floor) I IS S SR POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT —first quality ! PURE SILK HOSE $1.23 pr. SPECIAL Full fashiened, Look well, feel well, Sold with usual “D&L" Blaek, well! tee of satisfaction. and all new Spring shoe (Main Floor) white shades, —regular $2.50 MEN’S MERODE Broadcloth SHIRTS $1.95 SPECIAL Imported English Broadcloth of bet- ter grade! ccxhand or collar at- fached shirt 17. Colors., White, Tan, Blue, Grey. (Main Floor) —15 pastel shades ! SILK SCARFS D5 SPECIAL Of plain Georgettes. $2.98. and Navy. Regular $2.50 and (Main Floor) —chanel shape ! B e L 25 ot 381 20 AR T30+ 232 2 S22 ToA a3 49 22223 1 cut sizes 14 to ik Crepe de Chine and j Colors include Black, White § POUCHBAGS | $2.59 ‘\PYCIAL estry and Silk, frames with Fitted Reg. $2.08 —pure linen ! DAMASK $1.00 vd SPECIAL hed! 64 inches wide. ment of neat floral pat- real Bargain. (Basement) POLITICAL. ADVERTISEMENT REMEMBER REPUBLICANS On Wednesday, March 31st, from 4 to 8 o’clock, you will cast your vote for one of the Rgpublican Candidates for Mayor at the l\enuhlwan Primaries. In view of the tremendous i increase in the NET DEBT OF THE CITY, 215 MILLION DOLLARS during the past six years, and the alarming IN- CRE A\h IN YOUR TAX BILL, ean you afford to cast your vote for a can- didate who has had little or no experience in City affairs. George A. Quigley was Mayor for 6 years, 1914-1920, He gave you a good government, He is a man of experience with years of training in City af- fai interests of New Butam As Councilman, Alderman and Mayor he always worked for the best VOTE FOR QUIGLEY AT THE PRIMARIES MARCH 31st The QUIGLEY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE N e