New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 26

s 26 . Oy St s = Costumes “Shadows of Strile” Is Epig of > B e Eternal Class War ST Gain Length, While Evening Gowns Cc York, Nov elers show that their first " Jewelers Say Business | onditions Not Injured r I'h Na- sent to several thou- | the trade | T ere to- | mate! dec : || Battle Civil War Over, In cight months of Turkey Prices Descend Man’ As Supply Is Increased n- Wife Unable to Testify, Novembr cond of V m Andy is to rnia in a Broad 23 ) MOHICAN MARKET NEW BRITAIN'S BEST MARKET AND BAKERY 391 - 401 MAIN STREET Extra Money Saving Spec’als for Satuaay THE WISE BUYERS WILL BE: HERE FARLY SATURDAY MORNING — BE ONE OF THEM AND SHARIE IN THESE ROUND. LO!N AND PORTERHOUSI STEAKS » 295 GREATER VALUES ON YOUR WHOLE SPECIAL MORNING SALE 9 TO 11 ONLY FOOD SUPPLY. eveal that husi- | N Condition of W. W. Pease | s Somewhat Better Today W YEARLING LAMB LEGS " 25c 2 35¢ ALL DAY SALE OF THE FINEST IN FRESH MEAT CUTS SMALL—LEAN—=TENDER Pork Loins :25: RIB ROASTS GENUINE SPRING BEEF LAMB LEGS ThEs 5 35¢ | IbReren 35¢ h 28C . 24C BEST MEADOWBROOK FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER 293¢ AS FINE A BUTTER AS YOU'D WANT TO EAT T e s 2T/ wIBE MOHICAN (Wi PRIMI Lamb FORES Rump ROASTS .. Cottaa CHEES] BAKE 1T HERE) srviro BRAN MUFFINS and CORN MUFFING e i Four All Store Specials NEW PACKE D LIGHT MI\1 Tuna Fish GENUIND PULL HAD BRIGHT N1 Biue Rose Rice LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS " 18¢ FRESH HAMS " 27¢ FOWL SHORT CUT MEATY VEAL LEGS Ib. 23c Ib. i Roasting ROANTS .. b 35C | CHIX . LARGE FANCY SELECTED EGGS 2:87¢c GOOD FOR ALL AROUND PURPOSES w32¢C 29¢ —GREATEST PRESH BREAD VALUE IN TOWN. A Real Wholesome “Home Baked Flavor'—>\ore For Your Moncy ¢ In Our 16 Ounces of FRESH BREAD TOR ..., 18¢ Apple Butter 2 cans Brick CHELSE . Serve them for omorrow GOOD FOODS THAT NO SHOULD BE WITHOUT. BI SECURED AN EXTRA SUPPLY WWR PRICES ARE LOWER, PANTRY SURE TO WHILE NEW PACKED MOHICAN BRAND Pure Mince Meat 4T25ch st RO ¢ DINNER COFFEE 3 ,. $1 1015 25¢ OUR EVIER WELAR BIG SLLLING HIGH GRADE COFFEE MARKED DOWN IN 2 POUND LOTS to the PRICE O ORDIN ARY GRADY SPECIAL BLEND, FRESH ROASTED S e v o POTATOES peck 32 BRIGHT CHUNKY swppp POTATOES lOle 25( orisp White. CELERY .. hunch Q¢ Purple top White TURNPS 6 ths 15)(. Red Baldwin - APPLES lee. has 79¢ New Hallowee DATES 2 hs 25¢ Y rted PICRLES toll auart 0 special FLOT R 2415 1 1 PURE FRUFT JAMS STUFIED OLIVES—very fancy ., LARGE QUEEN OLIVIS pint gar 21¢ FRESH OYSTERS | pint 10e RESH MACKEREL .. sweet duicy ORANGES 2 doz. 29¢ win skin GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 25¢ LEMONS ... doz. 25¢ nrishtnee WALNUT MEATS b 59¢ sl BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 3 1h bag i JUTTERELY TEA, assorted 14 1h Mohican Solid Pack Fancy TOMATOL 1X CONFECTIONERY SUGAR Pk A<k Our Price on Dozen Case Lots of Calif. Sunkist s 1b 22¢ | BOSTON BLUE .... 2 s 25¢c o “Of course the End in Divorce Court h Nov. 15 (UP . was a draw nked him to tge divorce married they had gone through the of 1 608 from Iort south won the t tell me about your of Chickamauga,” = S e New Jersey Automobhile Law Goes Into Effect v 5 A of the stat laws would r of a tion of th eneral mo- the op- mobile w act Walter B. Brookman 715 Stanley St. Tel. 2160 J. Varkal 411 Stanley St. Tel. 4175 Standard Market 800 Stanley St. Tel. 4394 Irving Fichman 525 Stanley St. Tel. 4274 Louis Katz 601 Stanley St. Tel. 1572 L. Cohen 287 Stanley St. Tel. 1007 L. Rovzon Tel. 4176 | Attorneys point out that the viola- |tor will be unable to resort to the subterfuge of placing a car in his wife's name. The motorist hecoming involved in ac M. Wise, founder of th Union College Adolph §. Och e SCRANTON and OTHER LACE CURTAINS Hill Jewish ’T“‘i" 2 Ly m.\\"rnn' VALANCING by the y Paris, Nov. 15 hangplecesiens S i iy of France | - = 3orges of Ur Ay left Villa- WINDOW ;m)l-].‘(‘\ lrvrfllromr retly at --,] 50 SHADES 2 e ; 49c wp Set . m. tod where they Sl t across the | Q 9x12 S8, Henry Goldsmith & Co. | any of the infractions will be obliged 4 & = 1o produce a certificate showing he 35 MAIN ST. TEL. 537 is able to p of 35,000 in i e | the event to one per- S — 5 T | son or $1 ian one. Her little shop where you may linger long u care to and look to your 7 hearts’ content. Selling you isn’t the big thing here, it's pleasing you that counts ISIDOR A with us. Value is pri not price. Our interior decorating service is unique in rk, P—Tsidor iy 5 : 5 A % fealfoday ab ths that it combines personal service of the most desirable sort with modest cost to you. short. illnc A choice selection of curtains, a complete fioor covering department, a shade depart- ment and a display of bedding that will cause you to say “Here is the place to purchase incinnati Mr. Wise was a son of Rabbi I our home furnishing and a brother of Mrs. Mrs. Albert J. May and ¥ RUFFLED CURTAINS in plain and figured fabrics ‘98¢ $1.49 $1.98 $2.49 $2.98 , , $10.98, 98¢c., $10-98 AD()I'BLE CURTAIN RODS 10%, SPEAR RODS @1 OR the formal rooms $l '98 up FELT BASE RUGS ... and KRS S $2’98}‘7 TED LINOLEUMS 77”7*980 e on his record flight into eria. It has a single Lorrain ...Yard an gallon is less than venth, [ ] United Grocers CONNECTICUT'S OWN VOLUNTARY CHAIN With the Green and Buff Store Fronts Opens In -~ NEW BRITAIN g ; WITH 39 STORES There is One in Your Neighborhood UNITED BREAD Full Size 1 Ib. 4 0z. 10c¢ | | Cor. Hurlburt & Stanley sts.| The Loaf With Home Made Flavor— | Quality Delicatessen & Meat Market 40 Dewey St. Tel. 4843 John M. Keiko 20 Dewey St. Tel. 1377 Richard Borg 126 Jubilee St. Tel. 2191 T. Salerni 145 Chapman St. Tel. 6406 J. Lastauskas 179 Kelsey St. Tel. & Charles Passanisi 110 Hartford Ave. Tel. 4884 B. Jaronko 133 Smith St Tel. 1992 Anthony Becker 388 East St. Tel. 3905 Jos. Roth 101 Whiting St. Tel. 1558 Neighborhood Grocery | and Market 853 East St. Tel. 4833 ' At All United Grocers | ~ SUPER SPECIALS | Starts Friday, Nov. 15 and Ends Thurs., Nov. 21 PET MILK ot CHIPSO TALL CANS | | | | LARGE PACKAGE ! 3 for 25C : 21c Franco-American — | gt CLAM CHOWDER SPAGHETTI » 3oE I - T — WEEK-END SPECIALS — 55C | 45(: Peck A Voluntary Chain Your own local grocers organized in a true chain unit, with buying, advertising and merchandising power constituted in a centralized office. Making possible the selling of standard brands at cash and carry prices plus old time service. Help your local retailer to maintain these prices for you by concentrating your buying from him and paying your accounts promptly in full. You’ll know your United Grocer by the shield on his win- dows. G Where Quality, Economy and Service Unite D. S. Ohman 716 Stanley St. Tel. 779 Al Larson 564 East St. Tel. 4862 Lincoln Market 452 West Main St. Tel. 4545 | | | i FELT BASE ¥LOOR COVERING .. INLAID LINOLEUMS | | | $1.49 Callahan’s Market 491 Main St, Tel. 4500 P. Montville & Co. 43 Spring St. Tel. 1489 Linwood Market 91 Linwood St. Tel. 2756 United Grocery and Market 25 Clinton St. Tel. 6254 B. Noveck 122 Miller St, Tel. 3294 Nich Parfin 382 Allen St. Tel. Jostin Poskus 356 Park St. Tel. 2634 Clemens Kukuc 75 Clinton St. Tel. 2355 Joseph Bruzenack 31 West St. Tel. 4455 A. Cohen 162 Greenwood St. Tel. 1359 William Pankunin 106 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Tel. 1194 K. Majewicz 30 Lawlor St. Tel. 4469 Adam Kolodziej 75 Oak St. Tel. 4461 Anthony Kopzeyk 22 Crown St. Tel. 4629 John Bryzgel 292 Broad St. Tel. 5633 I. Tepper 676 West Main St. Tel. 2176 Frank Lech 110 Rockwell Ave. Tel. 2622 West Main St. Market L Reicher, Prop. 383 West Main St. Tel. 2510 L 4 G