New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1930, Page 6

" the meeting at the © the winter were discu « Lions club. « receiy * their sh + club. !¥ of the club, rep ‘* declared !> than anyor « operating « * Keimowiiz 1w White 1+ drove se iy caused $1,000 d .8 NEW "BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1930. ' and police protection will be fur- nished In the national convention parade in Boston on October 7, every larg: y in the state will carry a banner Lions’ Club Members Approve of Promoting Bgfi)@_g"ln This City ame of the on it and any ality may have are heing furnished by s of Commerce. New er will include the The Lions club will athletic association a according to sentiment exp Burr noon today when plans f a series of boxing n city with the slogan, value of th ignated bul would be capital of Stock sales would be members of the Lions cl possible, it The pla WTIC will dedicate s' hour to the state de- f the American Legion. | ram will be made up of ongs of the World war ion will be extended Robert Pa ires to visit Connecti- committee in charge. A L g o o) t | cussion of 5 rsd ; for booths will be placed ed until al ires who . e in Greenwich and | the regulat f : ¢ 1l remain open 24, Of the 18 ) e hours a day for the week preceding majority favo 8 : ! t i the convention in with certain Carlson was o 4 J Ve post, limited to Night to Promote Gonvention No. 47, has nents with Yale uni- Georgia and ns of the, Legion at- : game between and Yale on October 11 at Yale bowl. All the Legionnaires | 1l be provided with | ne. frankly opposed thing for the Li of,” he said. "It and in many lower the stand 1t is planned to * 86 Sick Calls Made By Sunshine Society | with a PO rge Corbin presided at the | charge o The net matches will h four memb feet wide with | e Hardware nu\ of the World.” | s of the last meet- y Mrs. Harry C. . among the calls report- « remainir of It was re young men in New B peal was made for . G. Ha ; Harry n held at Water A request w for | | | : ck | e air cushion which are | | \ N | n to be v | made | con- old of chil- home had | next meeting | It was ‘* are now be The regular boys will proba Yed at all times | USE. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | r m '* was omitted this \s of school banking JUNIOR HADASSAH PROGRAM Plans for the opening chairman. held at (h Whi —No Extra Charge $5.00 3 son, M ! Gourson, S |+ three-story Star Ueamng Co. Plant — 231 North Street " ght el i in thcinight rect — 688 Main Strect ! USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS . THE UNEXPECTED HAS HAPPENED ! 9 DAYS OF FURNITURE SELLING THAT SPELL O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N-I-T-Y FOR HOME- LOVERS AND PROSPECTIVE HOME MAKERS—SEE THIS PAPER TOMOR- ROW FOR DETAILS OF THE GREATEST MONEY-SAVING EVENT YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN. CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW FOR REAR- RANGING AND MARKING DOWN OUR ENTIRE STOCK. LIPMAN'S FURNE"IURE O‘JEPANY 25 MAIN STREET 219-227 MAIN STREET THRIFT DAYS TO GIVE A NEW THRILL — The thrill that comes when you realize that you have saved con- siderable on your food bill. That was our object when we opened this New Sanitary Food Market. That we are successful is certain — our store is tilled with purchasers every day — every hour — all taking advantage of our great opportunities offered to buy first grade food supplies at the lowest prices. If you have not inspected our new market do so the next time you are shopping. — We are completely stocked in Meat — Grocery — Fruit — Vegetable — Bakery and Delicatessen Departments. PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EVER GENUINE SPRING LAMB | For b *!oastmg ] 1 Z%C FANCY YOUNG Ll FOWL or b | BROILERS 25¢ ROASTING PORK 1b Rib End 17¢ SMOKED or FRESH SHOULDERS 1 | 16¢ " SIRLOIN STEAKS Tender and 26c Juicy P Extra Special 5 LBS. GRANULATED | SUGAR 2 Tall Cans ALASKA SALMON | 25¢ 1LB. SPECIAL COFFEE 44c ’ 3 Packa es i UNEEDA Blb( UITS \1m 7 and Hammer i WASHING DELICATESSEN DEPT. Potato Salad, Cold Slaw, Baked Peans 10c Laxgc Bottle CATSUP Regular 25¢ Value PEACHES 5¢ Quart - ELBERTA YELLOW 5 I asket Large Crisp v(‘alifornia Bartlett CELERY Large Sunknt Solid Ripe TOMATOES Bakery Dept. Fresh Bread, Rolls, Cakes and Pies “OF THE BET i GRADE" HOME MADE BREAD Rolled in Butter Coffee Rings and Butter Crumb Cakes. Each Monday and Wednesday Special Loaf IOC RAISIN BREAD .... Wednesday’'s Specials New Gillette Razor Bladzs PACK OF 5 BLADES pe. Iit - hold- s. 4toacus 7Chri}dren’s Coats ts of wool Novelty Hos For Boys and Girls Special 87¢ Wcmen N ew Fabric Gloves ECONOMY DAY ONLY Qrawleres and Bandeaus Brocaded, and Turkish Towels ! 18x36 18336 Heavy doubl thread, 18x36 inch, In fancy borders, of Special 2 for 25¢ _.adles’ Bib Aprons { — Ladies' hib aprons { good c Special 208 66x80 Inch Woolen Blankets | Mixed blocked | plaids, in col- ors of rose, blue, gold green, and lav- ender. Satin ! hindings to match. Special Liitle Tots Sweaters Boya : Glr]s Hme | Girls: Derby rihbed of combed cotton — Sizes 6 to Rayon L ngerie Complete Assortment Gowns, Com- | Flannel TLadies and ] nel Skirts in all the wanted fall $1.98 Boys Slip- Ovor Sweaters ECONOMY DAY ONLY! — Made of 100¢, yarns, in slipover and Special Yor This Occasion F all Dresses High Grade Girdles Made of a very high quality satin Regular value, Special 93¢ Ladies’ Rayon Hose | Mn s strictly leathers. In all the new styles. Not all sizes. 96¢ Regular value