New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], January 18, 1921, Second Section, Page 3A, Image 15

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921.
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MEANS A SAVING OF MANY DOLLARS
JUST THINK OF THIS
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We Are Offering Twenty-Six
WOOL-FIBER AND SHIRVAN RUGS
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The Sizes Are:
9x12
8-3x10-6
9x9
7-6x10-6
The Colors Are:
Browns
Tans
and
Greens
The Prices Were:
$33.00
$29.00
$26.00
$24.00
YOUR CHOICE
For Dollar Day Only Come Early For First Choice.
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Also
One Dozen Only Of Our Famous Carpet Sweepers
At
$LOO EACH
"Connecticut's Best Furniture Store"
31
Wl YEAR ONCE"
FAIR INCOME
it That Was in the Good Old
Days ol 1873
tarrison. Ark., Jan. 18. There was
ra in tho hUtory of the United
Aem when $52, representing year'
it or saving to member of Con-
m, was a vital factor in the consid
tlon of a proposed moving of the
of government, and, according to
officer of that same .Congress S53
inr was 'no trifling consideration.'
hi hit of h .story is contained in
stter written by Charles Thomas,
etary of the Continental Congress
ng the several years of its exltt-
10 ni wire uannan. an aunt or
dent William Henry Harrbion.
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LhilhK
TO WOMEN
Little Tells How She
Ffered and How Finally
Cured
iladclphia. Pa. "I was not able to
iy DOOMWorK ana naa to ne oown
mo ox mo ume ana
felt bad in my left
side. My monthly
periods were irreg
ular, sometimes five
or seven months
tpnrtand when they
did appear wouldlast
for two weeks and
were very painful. I
was rick for about a
vnir nnn n half and
doctored but without
i;
- i ' ' ' any im provemen t.
4swi a vi"- j
im'i Vegetable Compound to me,
m second day after I started tak
(I beirantofeel better and I kept
rt it for seven months. Now I
and perform all my bouse
can use these facts as
The letter Ls dated Princeton, August
21, 1783, the Congrem then being in
session in the New Jerey town, and
was addressed to"Mrs.Thomson. Corner
of Spruce and 4 Street, Philadelphia."
It was proposed that the residence
of Congress be removed to Elizabeth
town, N. J., but, according to the let
ter, there was opposition on the
ground that "lodging" In Elizabeth
town would cost $4 a week whereas It
could be obtained for $3 a week in
Princeton. Whether the "high cost of
living" in Elizabethtown Anally swayed
the Congress in rejecting it is not dis
closed, but history records that the
Congress met in Annapolis, Md., after
le&ving Princeton, and at no time eat
at Elizabethtown.
Tho letter, in part, which recently
' came Into the possession of Mrs. Rex
i Worthingtoij. of Harrison, a descend
ant of Mr. Thomson, follows:
"Dear Hannah:
"I have received yur letters dated
Monday 12 o'clock and Tuesday 10
o'clock at night and acknowledged the
receipt of them Mr. Rend
was misinformed respecting tho ad
journment. They met on Monday but
they might as well have adjourned till
this time for any business they have
done. I am very apprehensive that
nothing but some calamity will awak
en the states to a Kcnse of their situa
tion . . . The President of Con
gress has not provided a hou.se for
himself nor is likely he will find one
here to suit him. I find Elizabethtown
has been alked of at his table as a
proper place for the residence of Con
gress. He has a house there which he
says ha twenty rooms and which he
will let for tho use of the President. It
is true the place ls infested with mos
quitoes in summer and lying low
and near marshes may be liable to in
termittent in the spring and fall, but
these are trifling, when t is considered
that by fixing the residence of Con
gress there the value of his estate will
toe increased and he will have an op
portunity of letting his Vouse at a
good rent. But yet I am inclined to
believe this will be opposed by his
colleagues, for Mr. Condlt has found a
lodging in this town at 3 dollars a
week; which enables him to lay up
money. And there is reason to fear
that at Elizabethtown. which is so
near New York, it will cost him at
least four. This would be a clear loss
of 52 dollars a year which Is no trifling
consideration, and which I daresay
will have due weight with some oth
ers. -There are other weighty consid
erations -which jn1rht.a.T " i
DAY
DOLLAR
Wednesday The 19th
More For Your Dollar , Than Ever Before
AT THE
DRESS GOODS SHOP
400 MAIN STREET New Britain, Conn,
36-IN WOOL PANAMA, blue and grey 1 Yard
36-IN ALL WOOD SERGE 1 ,Yard
PART WOOL PLAID SKIRTINGS 1 Yard
36-IN WOOL CORDUROY .... 1 Yard
36-INCH FANCY DRESS SILK 1 Yard
SILK PONGEE . 1 Yard
40-IN DRESS VOILE 4 Yard
KIDDY CLOTH 4 3 Yard
36-IN LININE, All Colors 3 Yard
DRESS GINGHAMS 4 Yard
CURTAIN MARQUISETTE . 4 Yard
36-IN CREATION, Fast Colors 3 Yard
36-IN BLEACHED SHIRTINGS 5 Yard
36-INCH BLEACHED SHEETINGS 5 Yard
36-INCH UNBLEACHED SHEETING .... 6 Yard.
BATH ROBE FLANNEL 2 Yard
FLANNELS 5 Yard
12-IN DAMASK JLYpivL
FOR
9
0
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WednesdlL
$1.25 AND $1.50 BA
SI. 00 EA&
Fancy weave. Bliiepi:
LADIES' FLANNEL!
l AJ lLljt o ip JL .JM
Formerly sold $2.
59c AND 75c BRASS!
2 FOR 1.
LADIES' KNIT V
3 FOR $1.00
Worth 39c eacl
rnpsFr no vet)
Camisole style
2 FOR $1.00
Regular price 75c
LADIES' LISLE H
(Black only)
2 PAIRS FOR SI
Regular 75c vah
LADIES' KNIT UNIO
$1.00 SET
Regular price. $1
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LADIES' MUSLIN D
2 PAIRS FOR $1
Worth 59c and 79c
ENVELOPE CHE
v $1.00 EACL
ART LINEN
Ecru color, '
$1.00 YARD
Regular price $1.25 yard:
BUNGALOW API
$1.00
Lisrht and medium darM
PERCALE KITCHEN
3 FOR $1.0fl
STAMPED SCARFS
CENTER PIEC
$1.00 EAC
Regularly priced
Clean-Up on
WHITE AND COLORE
$1.98 EACH
Were $2.98 $3.98H
EXCEPTIONAL OFj
Discontinued models ofl
CORSETS'
Formerly sold at $6.00
$3.50 A PAI
Sizes up to 32
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