New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 20

20 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1930. GREAT CRIME GANG - (UARTERS IN PARIS Indignation Aroused After Find- ing of *“Mystery Houst" MINOTT SAUNDERS Conspirators Named by Ca n Great Disorder FRISBIE’S PIES Add the Finishing Touch to Your THANKSGIVING DINNER Made From Fine Old New England Recipes APPLE, PUMPKIN, MINCE CRANBERRY TART ORDER EARLY FROM YOUR GROCER FOR BEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES TRADE AT THE NEW BRITAIN Fruit & Vegetable Market 31> MAIN STREET R. R. CROSSING — HOLIDAY SPECIALS — SPECIAL VERMONT SATURDAY ONLY FRLSH COUNTRY ROLL LA TOURAINE COFFLF BUTTER SRR 29C L. 35c L, Dealers — Oune to a Customer Another shipment of RRCHE TS | FRESH (RACKERS | Lunch — Graham — Saltines Everyone Guaranteed | 1 b 29 (4 for Y 49¢ | 2" 15¢ For FANCY BLEACHED ) CELERY HE\RTS - T CALITORNIA SUNRKIST LEMONS CALIFORNIA SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES Good 1 15C bunches Stze dozen 29C LARGE JERSEY CRANBERRIES MEDIUM POTATOLS I¥/icre ICEBERG LETTUCE Large Heads Very Good Size 10c o TEXTRA SPECIAT IGINAL CANADIAN MALT \l,lln\\ TURNIPS TRACT—Dark, Light. Reg. 5% 10c Sor 1DC BLUE TIP MATCHES i lm\u For 13¢ or Boxes 25c For WASHED PARSNIPS 39c Lb. el 5C!|y A MOST COMPLETE, LINE OF FANCY FRUITS ALL KINDS OF NUTS—PIGS—DATES FOR PHI: HOLIDAYS AT THI: LOWI'ST PRICES I';;'\.\l\" CABBAGH 2¢ 71’\:\’(”\'7\7\ HITI MUSHROOMS —_—m—M—MM™MA—A———A || Mail Carrier Retires; \\ all\ed 190 000 ‘\hles IN GAME E BACK Mass., Nov. 21 “One day I got a call from a man { ete blocks on the building. He LITTLF BY [ITTLE 4 people were taking them away d that he wanted a clear title to Litde Remains of Once Pxoud $60.000 Structure was news to me so I went there. 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M. 23 lb ROUND — SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE ) 25C lbs 25c o 43 43¢ LEAN CHUCK RO%STS’ Loin or Rib Lamb CHOPS Ih MOCRRELLS PRIDE WHOLE—HALF QUARTER MUSHROOMS Fancy Hot House 29c ™ New Crop | 25e® FLORIDAS ' MIXED NUTS ORANGES-15¢ SUNSWEET PRUNES ....... SEEDLESS PEA BEANS . 4 ,.29¢c .8 . 25¢c OYSTERS pint 35¢ CRULLERS BLUE ROSE BABBITTS CLEANSER ROLLED Tuna Fish 2 ans 3%7 ¢ Our Regular E 22¢ Crullers NOW SOLD AT Doz. 4,..29¢ SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE New Haven, Nov. 21 (®—Not all football followers who like to se: John ‘Harvard fight it Elibu Yale in the oowl herc travel by automobile, taking the facts from the operating officials of the railroad. New York, New Haven & Hartford The task of moving the |crowd byrail pegan today with two out with \spcual trains from Boston. Altogether the road will handle 42 specfal trains into the New Ha- ven station and the same number out today and tomorrow. There will be one from Philadelphia, 16 from Boston, including today's, 24 from New York and one from Stamford, to pick up passengers between points. These ‘rains have to be re- turned to starting points. Special Sale Pillsbury’s Best Flour For a short time only, the famous Pillsbury’s Best Flour-is being offered at a special price by the grocers listed below. Here is an exceptional opportunity to save money on the finest flour you can buy— Pillsbury’s Best Flour, “balanced” for unfailing success and finer flavor in everything you bake. There is one of these stores in your neighboi'hood—take advantage of this attractive offer! Featured this week by the f ollowing New Britain grocers: ALLEN MARKET AL LARSEN E. HOSLER B. DUBOWY . ZUK J. M. KEIKO BLCKER'S MARKET FRANK HAMMERL V. DADDAKRIO J. MORRELLI RITTING & LOHANS D. PEMA H. TIETZ & SONS . J. BUSHELL 4. VARKAL E. BROFF . KATZ . BROOKMAN . DANIELS . BERKOWITZ TANLEY BOUSKI - M. FICHMAN SAM x\nrll MILLER'S MARKET McKNERNEY & SON DOHERTY MARKET D. & K. MARKET WM. SCHLENKER l.{\\\(\nb MARKE] LECH R. F. HALZMANN 5. M. DI NONNO . ROPPI . ROTH GORDON J. ELY LINCOLN MARRKET E. PREGODECK ADAM KOLODZIEJ W. MUREK H. GERUNT . E. SHAN. \HA\ V. DROBINS l(‘TOR\ MARRET . KRENOS . LASTAUSKAS . COHEN >. S. OHMAN S. RUBENS S. BEDARD . MARCINCZYSKI » REVZON “. CICOWSKI Wholesale C. W. LINES CoO. C. BROWN WARSAW MARKET JOHN DIOLUSSI J. KONCK J. BRYZGEL J. WOJUBKI C. KUKIN J. KRYSZEZYUSKI L. TEREYAK M. BERKOWITZ M. CHERPAK A. TREZULIEWICZ G. D. LEMPEK T. TERTES STERC TYBARSKI RAY'S MARKET C. FRAZZINA ADAM GRECKI J. RUSCZYRK JOHN RATA J. SZTADA MARSI BROS. PAUL ROCCO D. DENBECK -, STANLEY GAESKI B. MECZAREK S. C. SCJYKAUSKI S. OSTROSKY C. DI MICHELE 7. GENLASKI NAJARIAN MAREKET CY JONES CHAS. BROWN A. J. BODZIACK M. SHAHIMAN C. CEARARINO V. DUDDARIO SPRING MEADOW MARKET SOUTH MAIN MARKET WEST END MARKET HARRY BLOOMQUIST J. CHAPPONI & CARRERI ECONOMY MEAT MARKET STANDARD MARKET OAK ST. MEAT MARKET QUALITY DELICATESSEN U SAVEISTORES, INC. ENTERPRISE PROVISION CO. STANLEY JWRKEIWIEZ FARMINGTON MARKET UHRA RUSSIN CORP. BERLIN T. G. BARATIERO FRANK RAMY EAST BERLIN MARKET 5 KENSINGTON S. F. LABRENICT GIANA & RONKETTY FRANK FOGLIATIALY P. GENONT A. PEDIMONT VIOTORY MARKET Distributors LEON GORSKI CO. SHOP WHERE ALL THRIFTY SHOPPERS DO Follow the Crowd to the Store that is different than others — and Lower in Prices than all. BUTTER LARD 35(: Ib. Roll 2u1.27c ' PURE [ Print Selected Storage EGGS 2 4 C doz. COFFEE 2 1bs. 45 (v A treat in every sip AGAlN WE REPEAT MEDIUM POTATOES . LAST (&LL—bTO(l\ 10 1bs. 15¢ UP—GOOD DRY ONIONS 39¢ a bushe] 69¢ Bag SPIC.ED GINGER SNAPS 1 0 C Lb. CALIFORNIA 3 Lbs. 230 FLORIDA ORANGES 2 doz. 3 3 (v SUNKIST LEMONS 2 5 C doz. STRING BEANS 1 OC qt. FRESH Cucumbers 5c each RIPE Tomatoes 2 s, 196 HARD I | 27¢c . 300 BASKETS MUSHROOMS White as Snow RED GRAPES 79C Basket 50 1b. BAKERY DEPT. Special Bread 5c loaf Streusel and Filled Buns 15¢ Doz. Cheese Cakes 30c Doz. Butter Rolls 30c Doz. Growers Qutlet of Conn. 365 MAIN ST. Telephorfe 1586 Opp. Myrtle St. Free Delivery )