New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1929, Page 20

THREE-SIDED FIGHT FOR WREEKE[] SHIP : Seek $1 000, 000 Vessel 19 (P—A | Petty Thefts About City Com EASTER NEEDS Family Loans up to ‘300 200 Months to Repay Prompt. Confidential Service Phoenix Finance Co. United Building 308 MAIN ST., ROOM 212 TELEPHONE 5255 WHEN IN HARTFORD DINE WITH US. Jon't forget to take home some Maryland oysters and resh crackers. HONISS’S 22 St St. Hartford, Conn (Under Grant’s Store) MORTGAGE LOANS At 51/ 2% Interest INSURANCE STOCK MUTUAL mitted by Small Boys =:n City Items Fred Larson, recently with the El- Co., has rejoined the Pat- “hevrolet organization. 7 of the fire department ass fire at Seneca alrert‘ onwealth avenue, at 9:58 | and at 12:54 this a; No. 4 went to a br 3 re north end of Corbin JAGKSON INOUEST BRIEFLY RESUNED Policeman Hurley Lone Witness in Eight Minute Session The eyes of N aviators, again are turned westward over the Atlantic. *h the same flyers were forced down near the Azores last summer on an attempted hop to New York, this time will be pointed over the sea for Buenos Aires. in v NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1929. May Be Season’s First Atlantic Flyers NEA Pans Bureau Vaval Lieutenant Paulin Louis Paris, left, and Sergeant Cadoux, right, French The huge hydroplane pictured here, Lieutenant Paris flew the first mail plane from Europe to South America several years ago. was due to pneumonia Mrs. Nellie Porter . ner of Juanita's in a here 2,000 Marooned Peasants Bratislava, Cz¢ 19 (P — Army PISO’S S , for Coug,h e na Quick Relief! & ind 60c 3 Aad externall 50’8 Thr est TRADE AT THE NEW BRITAIN PUBLIC MARKET “Where Quality Rules” 318 MAIN STREET TEL. 2485 MORNING SPECIALS, 7 TO 12 Fresh Gr'd Lean Hamburg, Ib. 25¢ Native Potatoes, No.1..... pk. 1% Granulated guoar .10 Ibs. 49¢ High Grade Frankforts . .. Ib. Pure Lard .............. 2 lbs. ALL DAY SPECIALS Lamb . Ib. Friend of Mrs. Jackson Dead 27c Fores of Spring Lean Boiling Boef Be css Pot Roast Cured Bac " SPECIALS AT OUR NEW FISH DEPT. Fresh Halibut Steak ...... lb. £2¢ Fresh Cod Steak...........1b. 18¢ Filet of Haddock .......... Ib. 2¢ Fresh Flounders ........... Ib. 12¢ SPECIALS AT OUR GROCLRY DEPT. Mascot Peas 6 cans $1.00 Hecker's, Pilisbury's and Virgin- Evaporated Milk .. 3 cans 29¢ G bt Foaihe Dl High Grade Cocoa 2 Ib. can 23 S 24 Sunmaid Seeded and Seedless Efparkilsusd 25 Raisins 3 phas. 200 241 1b. bag 98¢ BUTTER DEPT. SPECIALS Parksdale Fggs 2 doz. K3c Wedgwood Tub Butter— 2 1bs. Fancy SPECIALS AT OUR ENLARGED FRUIT DEPT. sunkist Cal. Oranges, 2 doz. Lge. Heavy Grapefruit, 5 for Fancy Baldwin Apples— 11 qt. basket I'resh Cut Spinach Flour Good Luck Oleo b, 32 First Prize Oleo . I, Nucoa Nut Oleo . 2 Fresh Green String Beans— 2 quarts Tancy lee Lettuce Lzc. Sunkist Lemons Lge. Ripe Bananas B5¢ Pk 19¢ Things in Color for Your Kitchen HOME COMFORT FOOD CABINETS—Made of galv. iron. No rust. Four sizes in blue, green, white. 0— TREES—Will lIr\ a whole wash in Takes little room on floor. In rellow, white, o——20 HAMPERS—Made of both metal and fibre, in blue, green, white, PEASE CLOTHES your ki blue, gree o—— Many other attractive and new practical things in pretty colors. Come in and look them over. A. A. MILLS Plumbing—Heating—Sheet Metal Work Phones 5100 - 5101 66 West Main St. — 1 scued 2,000 persons who had been vided by the Red Cross. Evacuation ed in flooded villages in the wurg district along the Danube. | of the threatened districts continue. The population along the river marooned peasants were taken |bank was surprised in their beds by over r and sheltered pontoons across in tents Rescued Along Danuh‘ : the ' the pro- | thei itate flight left all their viftly rising waters and In 391 - 401 MAIN ST.—NEW BRITAIN’S BEST IT Will Sharpen Your Appetite to Visit Our Store and See All the Good Foods We Have On Display—and All Priced at an Extra Saving—WEDNESDAY. THEEE FINE MEAT CUTS—At Lo“est Prlces LEAN ROASTING PORK LEAN SMOKED SHOULD'S b, .... 22 [Ib. . 18c SUGAR CURED HAMS (10—12 LBS.) b..... 28¢ BIG SALE Rib Lamb Chops EXTRA FANCY Center Cut Pork: CHOPS Rlb Veal Chops 25¢ Chuck Roasts BEEF Lb, Machine Sliced BACON Lb. Home 25¢ [ SAUS. Wednesday Morning Sale 7 to 11 Sirloin Round Porterhouse Lean Fresh Best Maine THOUSANDS OF NEW AND OLD AND EATING BUYING STEAK - SHOULDERS 1b. 18¢ POTATOES pk. 19c Ib. 25¢ STOMERS ARE NOW MOHICAN FRESH BAKED BREAD AT THE OLD TIME PRICE POUND LOA OF N SOME WHEA’ WHITE HERE, FOR THE FULL WHOLE. 2 BAKE IT Sc MOHICAN FRESH BAKEIi BUNS TRY THEM AND ENJOY THEM. NUT, CUST \Rll AND mrr CROSS EGGS: BEST ( Rl AME] H\ BUTTER | 2 Ibs. $1.05 f 9¢ GUARANTER 5 BEST PURE LARD 2 Ibs. 29¢ PLLR CAN LESS Ti PRIC CINNAMON, COCOA- . IK)Z 18¢ l RE! flll mp. TYPE SWISS 3 CHEESE Ib...... 45 } ST YEAR'S OUR FINEST QUALITY COFFEE “MOHICAN SPECIAL” IN SEALLD T'OUND TINS. WE HAVED EVER QUOY i PFEE — (VT OUT ALL PROFITS THAT MORE i PEOPLE MAY KNOW HOW GOOD COFFE " Pure Tomato Catsup .. .. . Blue Rose Rice—Full Head THE LOWEST PRICE <D ON THIS WONDER E CAN BE 46(: ! .. 3 bottles 30c ... 41bs 25¢ | Fancy Prunes—good cooking, med. size 2 hs 17¢ \ FAIRY SOAP 5_18c | 3 phgs. D RAISINS Solid Pack TOMATOES 3 am 29¢ 18¢ SWEET SUNKIST ORANGFS Z Doz. 35 Large ncl h ('\IKIHlTfl 2. 15¢ 1w 49¢ bunch lOc MUSHROOMS Crisp White CELERY ... WE SELL llthH‘Hlnl)O(‘K ... Lb. 12¢ SN STEAK COD .. Lb. 18¢ NCY FRESH CHILLED lhlduln Al'l’l E l"llrfllll (-IMPI. 5 o 25" THE BEST OF FISH ALL YEAR ROUND. 80 YOU ARE SURE TO GET WHAT'S RIGHT HERF . Lb. 18¢ Lb. 3¢ . Lb. 2%¢ pt. 15¢ FRESH HERRING . SMOKED FILLET . l- FILLET .. SCALLOPS .. H\ESI SOLID MEAT “TACKEREL bb. 12c | OYSTERS .. Pt. 40c belongings behind. Army airplanes flying at a low altitude reported that looting was going on and police are taking measures against further at- tempts at pillage. New Radium Poisoning Cases Are Discovered Waterbury, March 19 (® — Mrs. Marjorie Dumschott of Naugatuck is ill with radium poisoning and Miss Elsie Kleinschmidt is believed to have devcloped symptoms of the same dread disease. Both were employed in a clock factory here in the radium depart- ment. An autopsy will be perform- ed here today on the body of Mrs. William Cardowe, 22, a bride of six months, who died last night at the Waterbury hospital. Medical men are anxious to see if her bones, as in the cases of other radium victims had a tendency to be- come calcified. WITH THE POLICE Officer Delbert Veley reported this morning that Tony Albanese, driver of a Mastco bus, parked his vehicle | in front of a lunch room at 59 Main | street about 7 o'clock and when he returned the change carrier was missing. It contained about §8. Albert Vannesse, proprietor of a pool room at 13 Beaver street, re- ported to Captain Kelly today that the place was entered last night through a side window, and $75 in bills and $15 in change taken. Ser- geant T. J. Feeney is investigating. Sergeant J. C. Stadler shot a dog in a yard at 301 West Main street this forenoon, the canine having been badly injured by an automo- bile, ‘Three students working their way through Parsons college .at Faur- field, Jowa—Lucille 8chwilck, Alice Bell and Earl Heise!—were only students to receive all grades for the first semester. | CANT GO OUTDOORS AT ALL IN WINTER, | HAVE SCIATICA. MY LEGS HURT ALL THE TINE. USE SLOANS LINIMENT AND YOU WILL FEEL MORE LIKE GOING OUT DOORS. SLOAN'S LINIMENT 13 FINE FOR SCIATICA . 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