New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1919, Page 9

CITY ITEMS Tonight, not especially ypecial $12.00 reduction on coat in our store, at Besse-Leland’s. —advt. The Third Ward Republican will meet Friday evenir in headquarters in LeWitt's block annual election of oflicers will held, ‘ Every shoe sald at Long’s shoe sale puaranteed to give satistaction.—advt The fire department was called out about 3 o'clock yesterday —morning for a fire in Walsh & Hollfelder's ci- gar store in Sweeney’s block. Dam to an extent of about $100 was done. Don't fail to visit Long's shoe salg ——advt There will a meeting of the ‘Woman’s club of the Baptist church afternoon at 3 o'clock In Monday any over- club the The be | tomorrow the chapel. Tonight 7 gee Shirts, 2 land'’s.—advt »Mr. and Mrs. have gone to Kattsk where they will be employed Trout Pavillion. Tonight 7 $3.00 Be 30 to 9 p. m., $1.00 fo Children's §1.50, at tonight -Leland vt Engine company No. 2 out shortly after 7 o'clock this morn- ing for a fire in a house at lin Square. It aused by draught in a The small Tonight, not especia special $12.00 reduction on any over- coat in at Besse-Leland’s, —advt. Long’ ularity. vt Tonight 30 to woal underwear, tonight 2 for $2.45, at Be: “advt. There will be a month’s mind mass for the repose of the soul of Timothy died December 14, 1918, at 8 o'clogk in St. m., was called stove. loss y a Monday our store shoe sale is ining in pop- 2-piece all price $2.45, e-Leland's. m regular 9 P Jones, who Tuesday morning Joseph’s church, Tonight 7:30 to 9 p. Kid Gloves 1-2 price, two pairs to a customer, Leland’s.—advt. r meeting of the Ladies’ Augiliary, U. S. W. V., will be held Thursday cvening at 8 o'clock in Kenilworth club hall, Main eet. An important meeting of the Friends of Irish Freedom lecture committee will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evefiing at 321 Main street A rehearsal and business of the T. A. B. drum corps held Thu oning in Officers will be elected James Fox, stationed at Camp Dev- ens is on a furlough at his home here Robert Erwin has returned to Wor- cester Preparatory school after spend- ing a few days at his home on Erwin place. m., all Dress not more than at Besse- meeting will be | ay e the hall. | MAYOR E ACCEPTED RESIGNATION | Although tendered nearly a week ago, the resignation of Judge B. F. Gaffney as a member of the board of taxation has not been Mayor Quigley. Mayor try to persuade and by finance cepted Quigley will him to- reconsider. P e —— TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. TO RENT—Two furnished, connected rooms, for light All improvements. XL, Herald Spot Cash For Paid or Partly Paid LIBERTY BONDS War Savings Starmps SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY. Room 9 Over Modern Bsot Shop. Open Evenings. 5 BIG TACHS again sekeeping. | ite family. 1-20-2dx NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, DEATHS AND FUNERALS Laufersweiler. i Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, rector of St. | i's church, officiated at the funeral | of Edward A. Laufersweiler this aft- ernoon at home of the dec Winthrop street The ser € home were at 3 o'clock. The pall wrers were furnished by the City Guard, of which organization the do- L\ member. Interment was Edward A, censed wi in Fairview cemetery. Mrs. Anna Meng. s for the late Mrs. > conducted yesterday 3 o'clock at the People's | urch, by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Stein- hoff. Interment was in Fairview ceme- tery. IFuneral Meng oon An George F. MoGee. The funeral of George F. McGee, was held at 9 o’clock this morning in St. Joseph’s church. Rev. J. Leo Sul- 1 officiated requiem h The bear P. J. Murray, Joseph A. I (55 Smith, Arthur | Pat Creigh and Edward \ Nephews of the deceased | acted as flower bearers. he burial | was in the new Catholic cemetery. at a rs v Francis Dionne. tuneral Dionne was | 9 o’'clock this morning in St. | hurch. A high mass of re- olemnized by Rev. Joseph o bearers were, George Roy, lin, Krnest Charlow, Leo Rea and Jesse Be- | Gverett Arbour was flower | The burial was in the new ‘atholic cemetery. hardships and luxury of his genuine bed ! and there for Add Real Comfor OF VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE PICTURES —AT— KEENEY’S SOLDIERS ATTENTION! Your Photo of yourself in uni- ~ form. Photo of your chum in uniform. Camp Panoram, Honorable Discharge. Should be framed be- fore you soil or lose them. So let us frame them now. You can call for them when you get ready. OHRNSTEDT’S PHOTO EST. 69 Arch §t 54 the living and vour room comfort luxury or suite of this type, come in and take advantage of our spect There in eve prices. be had January sale saving to single item in our entire stock Haverhill lacks DOUBLE MURDER CHARGED Man Held Without Bonds for Killing His Wife and Mothe in-Law—Police Have Confession. Haverhill, Jan. 20.—Joseph BEdwin Banforth was today held without bail charged with murdering his wife, | and his ret Alling- | Banforth Mrs Mar Minnie Graham mother-in-law, | ham, last night. When arraigned in the central dis trict court he pleaded not guilty According to the police Banforth confessed he had killed the two women after a quarrel that started when they accused him of loafing ENGAGEMENT ANNOTU The engagement of Miss Emma 2. Schmitt of 684 East Main street to E ward Donahue of 620 Main street, has | been announced. The date of the mar- riage has not been will probably take place within a few months. Donaliue is connected with the Hartford office of the Francis R Cooley company, brokers, and Miss Schmitt is employed at the Lande Frary & Clark The groom-to- be is the 1d SN Donahue. Donahue well known cigar malker. is the daughter Schmitt, announced, but it Son Mr. is the of Mr: and Mrs. )W BT The Catholic Leglon will hold a evening at 8 o’clock in 22 YEARS OLD Benevolent Monday omen’s meeting St The bride-to-be ; Your insurance wouldn’t rebuild your plant Property values haveing ed—so the insurance wouldn't cover the cost of rebuilding, even if you could find the labor to do it. That's why it's better to guard against fire. And while they do it, Globe Sprinklers pay for themselves out of reduced insurance premiums. GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. (12 Fsono Bldg., Hartford, Eeny-springficia’s Factorios in Ohio axo Globo equipped will be the twenty- v of the society and ved. All members school hall. T annivers supper will be s 1rged to attend second ROCHAMBEAU ARRIVES lifax, Jan. 20—The French liner | mbeau which reported by wire- less that she would put into this port to replen i crived troops { | S | | sotind, way to inmi it points to} mercial ' pany. Havs you§ an account wit] If not, come in and opoen oneo 4 per cent. Interes Paid * on Savings Ac- counts. F Make ready for Him, Visit our JANUARY IRNITURE SALE Furniture for Every Room in the Home at anuary Sale Prices discomfort of war, ready to home. his comfort. t to Your Home With a New Living Room Suite As a we beautifut upholstered typical example i have selected this Queen Anne suite intapestry with cane and hogany frame. Its com and luxurious construction readily apparent and its speci- al price is only $80.00. Bl vt s is Ty Library Tables at Sale Prices A new Library Table will e Iy improve the ng your whole L, Room ! And right now best opportunity to one ! buy a new Our January Sale glves you cholce of our entire stock, includ- ing many dif prices that afford big How he will appreciate its comforts ! he will delight in eating from a real dining table and sleeping in a His home-coming will be filled with pleasure if you make ready now by adding a little extra touch here - It will not be long before your boy will be home from the njoy the comfort and How even more HOME for it later a re able. STEP IN NEW TONIGHT AT BRITAIN’S GREATEST - FURNITURE STORE OUTFITS furniture I Coming just at the right time, our January Furniture Sale offers you an opportunity to secure some of the furniture vyou need at a great saving. Our vast and varied stocks, including furni- ture for every room in, the home, has all been reduced in price for this sale. 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