New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Hardware Dealers Go to School ~ ENGLAND RECEIVES s Police Avert Riot as Ministers St i At Plan of P. & F. Corbin Co.; OLD BYRON SHRINE Debate Evolution In Philadelphia 18 Reglster In Present Cours T B e el ”"‘(‘.d, fp‘ff?l: at Sailing Sportsman Presents 0l New- s o weicoms (1o, WIS ntervention o polics | at Holiwes. (e womun i (e World Sucharest, Rumanis, Fb. 21 08 stead Abbey to Nation e T i e FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1930 1no province gion known h Austrian Merchants From New York City and Vicinity | in Class Being Instructed in Technicalities of Man- Builders’ Girl, 15, Claims 266 red in goal \dllms 15 S\\ ecthe(u( L the Court of . Lord Birkenhead Japanese Steamship Calls Soviets Snake ’ akes N B etnlubi i alions Grounds Near Alaska ufacturing of Hardware. Cohan Refuses Contract To Make Talkie Films FREMEN BATILE FIRE OV STEAER W"_L HE H[]NURH] ; ;\41'11‘\9(! Hobart's Coach |1 ; Radio Note to Maker ; | MUSSOLINT PARDONS NATIV LS " Lord By o 820,000 Damage to Cargo of (AR OF LIGUOR ADRIFT IN OCEAN Captain Forced o Abandon Vessel as Crew Deserts NORWEGH FINDS AEN TERRITORY Exploration Ship in Antarctic Reports Discovery A Captain Luctzow appear land lies tion of Joining ¢ of sur- ltalia disas- n -Larsen = \ command _of Hv on its flight over t th Captain incoln Ll Ic North Roald Amund- worth and General Sidney 7H;;a;;fb&;ks ])nolcc From Actr ess kland, Calif., who during F er of the Lafay won most fame as a p 1925 with his Pulitzer prize drama, “They Knew What They Wanted.” President Garfield PEFRS LAY Rtfl * REGIME INRUSSIA ™ Labor Delegales Urde Comserya- ome o + tives Not o Be Hysterical Guests in Florida Town Mrs. Willebrandt Fined For Breaking Speed Law W 0 HE Wi »l \lu(h 3 ishop ¢ STRAUSS-ROTH STORES 357 MAIN STREET NEAR COMMERCIAL STREET NEW BRITAIN'S MOST PROGRESSIVE MARKET WE \RL P\\SI\(- \L()\(. T() O[ R PATRONS \\OTHLR DROI’ IN THE WHOLESALE MARKET OF MEATS WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY With a Line of Specials Listed Below Which You Cannot Afford to Miss— VEAL IS l\ SE/ \s()\ NOW BONELESS MEATY | ROULETTES VEAL CHOPS 29C i 22C Ih 29¢ b PORTERHOUSE LEG OR RUMP | OF VEAL 24C Ih SIRLOIN STEAK BREAST AND | NECK OF VEAL 16C Ih STEAK 35¢ 1b FRESH KILLED FOWIL, | BONELESS SHOULDER CLOD POT ROAST 29C 1h LAMB LOIN CHOPS . SUGAR CURED SCOTCH HAMS 29C 1 R 32¢ b LEGS OF SPRING LAMB 27C h 2 1bs 35¢ and ROASTING CHICKEN 29¢c v | G h‘\l I’\L .\PR]\(. LEGS OF YEARLING LAMB 22C mo| TENDER CHUCK ROULETTES SPRING LAMB POT ROAST 23 Cn 2 7 (‘ Ih l thH HAMBU R(J and ]’I RE PORK S \( SAGE LOIN | \ FRESH | SHOULDER OF OF RIB END PORK PORK 18c 19C Ih lln)%c EAT MORE VEGETABLES . . . THEY ARE IN SEASON NOW Our Prices Are the Lowest in the City Solid | Tceberg | Lettuce | 5S¢ cach FRESH LEAF LARD SLICED BACON 29¢ b ARMOUR'S STAR PURE LARD 2 s 25¢ Faney Crisp Celery 3 for 23 ¢ | Large Heads White Cauliflower | 15¢ each Fancy Spinach 5 i 21¢ peck Fancy | Calfornia | White | Carrots Mushrooms | 3 Bunches | 39¢ i 19¢ | Florida Grape- fruit 3for10¢ | Extra Large Lemons or | 27 ¢ doz. Sunkist Navel Oranges 39¢ doz. Large Florida Oranges 37 ¢ doz. Horse Radish Root « 2 hs33¢ Baldwin Apples 4 s 25¢ Prize. Winners to Be Dinner 2 HOFFMANN’S 18 WEST MAIN ST. 91—95 ARCH ST. Near Capitol Theater Near Sears-Roebuck Saturday Specials CHERRY PIES . § CHERRY WHITE LADY CAKES ...... B I'ANCY (CUPS, Red, White, Blue llmtcd and Cherry topped. These make an ideal party cake. 8 Per dozen 5 s 1 i Defense Lawyers Face Jury Fixing Checkup Bthe we Tasty Coffee Breads PECAN ROLLS English Bath Buns Plain Coffee Rings Danish Buns Stollens Nut Fruit Buns ('innamon Buns Streusel Squares Jordeaux Walnut Rings Specialties OTHELLOS PATTY SHELLS Small Finger, Salad and Parkerhouse Rolls All made to order for Luncheon, Bridge and Dinner Parties. < | FRANK E. GOODWIN [ JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORES 219 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN Wait Here for Your Bus Token Holders, 10c—for Bus or Trolley “Where Your Dollar Buys More™ OF FINE Rayon Crepe \ regular 85,00 value being shown in many leading Dept. Stores. In the New Spring Colors—IFlesh—White—Maize —Blue—Coral—Green, ete. Neatly trimmed and plaited. Don’{ miss gelting this wonderful value while they last. Sizes 2 o 6 years. 1.98 you the leading values in new up-to-date merchandise. Inspect our store carefully today and note the outstanding values and assortment hoth on the Main Floor and Basement Salesroom.