New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], January 18, 1921, Image 8

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NEW BRITAIN FaILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY : 18, 1021.
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26 CHORCEI STREET
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Js for $1.00
3 Underwear
libbed Vests and Pants
due 2 for $1.00
id W ool Shirts
Drawers .
alue, for SI. 50 each
Union Suaits
value, for $2.75
TABLE OIL CLOTH, BEST QUALITY
35 Cents per Yard. 3 Yards for $1.00
Outing Flannel
All Colors 8 Yards for $1.00
Apron . Gingham
8 Yards for $1.00
Ladies' Buirson
Mercerized Extra
Size Hose
.
2 Pair for $1.00
WOOL SPORT HOSE
$2.00 value, S1.37 Pair
Men's Hose
County Cook, 4 Pair for $1.00
Men's 50c Lisle Hose, 3 Pair for $1.00
Men's Gray Hose, 6 Pair for $1.00
Silk Hose, 75c to $1.00 value,
2 Pairs $1.00.
Men's Wool Sport
Hose
$1.00 value, 2 Pair $1.00
Underoeai?;
Size 20 to 32, 2 for $1.00 . ' A
Union Smi
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Sizes 2 to 12 Years, 2 for SLC3
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CUdrena's Hose
'5 Pairt:;fcrSlX5'i''vW
Heaw RibbcdL Best Oualitv farmi
3 Pairs for $1X0 d:'--'h
8 Yards for SLG0
Ladbs Thite BmLm
$225 Value, for SU5 ilfit i'
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01NG
WORK
Secretary
Scope
w yftrc rc-
moctlne of
tlonal Sun-
Ytiy ftfter-
tora chosen
Mr. C. N.
B. Cow lo.
director to
Mm. Lucv
the work
foltown:
go enrolled
om urn ac
lnr and wc
.y. members
IllCh ItllOWM
ed in our
If on a
xhlnj; con-
y U movcn
jrrndtnff.
the n a mo
uda In tho
mes obfita
im, which
,ntbU. tut
t president
V Is enabled
when the
, the meet-
hd did their
Ua went
or the wel-
e forth to
to cay our
to five a
' work
1 more
June
h the
wilt
'"d
cttted nt Rackllffe Heights.
"Financial aid is eent to a number
of worthy people once a month, and
-we trust It is a pleasure to those who
receive It.
"At ThunkAfflvlnf season many
bountiful dinners are sent out. also
fruit and flowers to those who are shut
In.
"At Xma tide a tree is prepared at
Town Home, decorated with usual or
nament, and every inmate provided
with a fctft. b.iff of popcorn, candy and
orange. The persons ranging from
infancy to olJ ukc.
"tockln& of good things are sent
to the children's home in our city,
ntno to tho hooe in N'ewington. and
Wind babies at Farmlngton, and wo
feel und know our effort are much
appreciated.
"At Eastef, cake and cream are
provided for tho home and many cnlls
are nmdo at tho Krwln Home and lit
tle kindnesses shown them. In sum
mer ftcofton. kind citizens allow the
uso of their automobiles for the bene
fit of tho children's home,'- thereby
giving them much pleasure In a long
ride.
"The milk station also has its share
from oar society,, and we are always
glad to contribute to so worthy a
cause.
A number of nRte are helped by
the timely arrival of medicine which
Is much needed.
"Quite a number of garments are
given out from the Layette supplies,
and maro a little one provided for.
"We have In the society 15 wheel
Chairs, Invalid chairs, crutches, canes,
air cushions and many things avail
able for sick people which we are
arways ready to loan.
"Flowers, both, cut and potted, are
tent to people who are unable to get
about. i
"Miscellaneous bits' of cheer are
sent in many cases, such as coal, bed
dothinir. -wearing apparel? - etc.: alio
rent is sometime paid for an unfortu
nate one.
"Occasionally wo obtain speaker,
who give us many good ideas per
taining to our line of work. Mrs.
Water of Rocky Hill gave us a fine
address upon the different Institu
tions of stato and county, and we' feel
much benefited from her aOle dls
coure.,r . ;..,.'
"We'll now give a brief summary of
deeds done by the society during the
past year: Xmas cheer sent to 600
people. 100 garments distributed. 39
sheets sent to blind babies', home at
Farmlngton. Also many toys and
shoes for both boys and girls. 1,245
oranges sent to hospital. 410 calls
made on shut ins. Flowers sent to 190
person. Birthday cards to 100 peo
ple. $200 given to children's home.
$100 given to undernourished children.
Fresh Air Camp, at Hurllniton home.
$10 to Seaside homo at Nlantlc. ; $2
for Cent-ury club at Xlantlc. $5 for
records for prisoners at Wethcrsfleld.
Swings and sand boxes sent to Chil
dren's Home. $10 given to the Help
nnd Hand club.
"$10 to help u lady move.
"$15 for state dues.
"$10 for toys and books for chil
dren at Newlngton Home.
"$5 on back expenses for .Sunshine
IJulletln.
"$50 to assist a - worthy person
move.
"We wish to thank the citizens of
New Britain for kind things they
have done for us in sending us aid
and assistance, both financially and
otherwise In our work-
"The press also have been kind in
publishing things for us wliich has
been a material help. We trust that
all good deeds will bo recorded and
the doer be rewarded for their, good
words and works.
"And now as we are well started
for 1921. may our wortf 'be accom
plished, with as good results as the
past, always keeping in mind the
motto of the society: 'Have you had
a kindness showt; Pass it on and
may we be strengthened also" by the
passage in the 'Book of Books' 'and.
Be not weary In well doing, for in
due season we shall reap if we faint
not.
"Respectfully submitted.
"LUCY Bj TOWERS, Sec."
. ...
PALACE
Next Week
MARY PICKFORD
"Heart of the Hills
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The Big Fuiraiitaire Stoireaiiid
Dollar Day
Old Time
We know you, good people of New Britain, have been 4 fed on biff
glaring" headlines of late announcing reductions of irty to -Fifty
Per Cent., yes, and in some cases Below Cost
We know you had enough of this and naturally have drawn your own
conclusions on this point.
The Big Furniture Store's policy has always been to give quality im&
service at a price as low as would permit (
But tomorrow being Old Time Dollar Day,. we're, just going to brealc
this Golden Rule of ours and go one better and let you pic!t
any piece of Furniture from our well selected stock at just
25 discount. 1
Visit this institution tomorrow and let us show you what these dis
counts mean to you.
We're at one thirty-two Main You an't miss the place, and you
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