New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1919, Page 5

Four Piece American Walnut Bedroom Suite Bed $36.50 _ Dresser - 344000 Welcome Home Week Price $148 Toilet Table .. $37.50 Four Pisce Ivory Enamel Bedroom Suite $36.50 ' Dreeer o 44500 Welcome Home Week Price $14:8 $37.50 Chiffonier . ... Toilet Table .. Four Piece Mahogany Golonial Bedroom Suite Bed $49.50 . Welcome Home Week Price $179 Dresser $55.00 Chiffonier . $53.00 Toilet Table .. $41.50 Chairs, Rockers and Benches fo Match at Low Prices LET’S ALL HELP TO GIVE THE BOYS A WONDERFUL WELCOME We are proud and thankful what you boys have done. We are happy to help welcome you home, ing &@@@@@@fl fi@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@%@@@@@@ 25 & £ & & o & & & % & & & b & & & ® T T TatoTo T P rote pororatotetotototototoototototetaRelotatotodetatetaRatatofeReloRetote TakeRetetoReade L Ghe Commercial Trust Co. OF NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ITS NEW © Industrial Department To loan money in amounts of Twenty-five Dollars and upwards at 6% per Annum to any person on approved credit or collateral, to be paid back in weekly installments in the following manner: Amount of Weekly Payments $ 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 Amount Amount of Loan $ 25 50 75 100 125 15¢ 175 200 225 250 Interest $.75 1.50 2.25 3.00 3.75 4.50 5.25 6.00 6.75 7.50 Anyone desiring to make use of this new department may ob- tain further information from any of our officers. el Erciodotofordotofed b2 Toto2otetoRetodoteRoto R ot Re ot o T T P O PO PO of Six Months’ oToToToTototeTetotototeRetototetototatulotetototototetotatetotatetotolototototototolRatetotodoteRelotetotototeto ot oliototote totefotote] Lofeole] |REGKLESS DRIVER We are ready to aid you in furnish- your new home at any time. Bed Dresser Chiffonier . ... Toilet Table .. SPECIALS Four Piece American Walnut Bedroom Suite $42.00 $44.00 31! Welcome Home Week Price $153 $37.50 Four Piece Golden Oak Bedroom Suite $36.50 $49.50 $47.50 $37.50 Dresser Chiffonier . ... Toilet Table .. for Four Piece Oak Colonial Bedroom Suite Dresser Chiffenier . ... Toilet Table .. Rugs of all [5 HEAVILY FINEI] Arthur Brown of Hartford As sessed $60 and Costs One of the most interesting sessions held in the police court in some time | took place this morning when Arthur Brown of 96 Homestead street, Hart- ford, was fined $60 and costs.by Judge James T. Meskill on the charge of reckless driving. Accident Friday Night Brown was charged with having struck a Ford touring car on the Hart- ford road, near Stanley quarter, last Friday night. The collision of the Brown car, which was a racing model, threw the Ford into a deep sutter, and it is said that the Ford turned turtle several times. The Ford was being driven by Carl A. Morling of 116 Bowen street, Hartford, and he was being assisted by Louis Frederickson also of that city. The occupants of the Ford testified that the Marion racing car was being operated by Brown, came down the road in the same direction as the Ford was going, and when trying to pass the smaller car struck it in the re: Blames Ford Driver. Following the accident Brown is said to have stated that he was trav- & an hour. Brown denied that he made a ment to this t, while on th this morning. He did, however. that the Ford was traveling of about 15 miles per hour and hi machine was being operated not ove 25 miles per hour. His account of the accident was that he, together with Elmer Goubelett of 75 Sterling street, West Hartford, had been in New Britain on ghe night of September 12, and on returning to Hartford shortly after midnight, north of Tbelle’s gor- | ner, they came upon a Ford car which was being driven towards Hartford. Brown, upon seeing the car, attempt- ed to pass it, and in doing so his car | slid off the pavement into soft dirt. He was forced to pull out or else his car would have slipped down a steep embankment. When getting on the highway again he erted that he was again forced towards the bank as the Ford shot to the left side of the road and did not give him a chance to pass. In his second attempt ta get back onto the pavement he struck the rear end of the Ford, but according to his testimony he did not throw the small touring car off the highway. Several of the occupants of the Ford made appearance this morning, showing bruises about the face and arms, which they had sustained in the accldent. They testified that Brown came speeding down the highway and his car could be seen swaying reck- lessly down the street until it struck the Ford. Morling, who was operat- ing the Ford, had only registered his car the morning previous to the ac- cident and had as vet not received his license. Asks for Jail Sentence. Prosecutor George Klett in summing up the case, explained to the court that the evidence presented indicated that Brown was traveling at an exces- sive rate of speed and the accident might have been avoided if Brown had trailed the Fard. The prosecutor in conclusion added that a jail sentence for at least several days would teach Brown as well as other speed law vio- lators, a lesson which they would not easily forget. Attorney Nathan Freedman of Hart- fard appeared for the accused. In his plea he stated that he was very much surprised at the assertions made by Prosecutor Klett and owing to Brown's previous good record a jail sentence should not be given. He also asserted l that the evidence presented by § Brown's witness as well as the witnesses on the side of the state, the operator of the Ford should be held as much responsible for the mishap as Brown. Following the deeision of the court Attorney Freedman appealed the case ta the next term of the superior court. Bonds were fixed at $200. Other Cases. The case of Nathan Jartman, charg- combustible material accumulate in his yard was continued | until Thursday morning. Frank Cafferty, who w by Officer Lyons yesterday on the charge of fined $10 and ocosts. arrested fternoon drunkenness was $49.50 $55.000 $53.00( $41.50 | land Kinds for $25,000 REALTY DEAL. For $256.000 George Anusbigian has given to Samuel Cohn the sum of of Hartford an option to purchase the | properties at 7 and 9 West street and | 103 Tremont street William Scott has sold his property on Lennox Place to Willlam H. Rattenbury. | Avedis 8. Stepanian has bought three | building lots on Bast street from William L. Hatch, trustee. The es- tate of Bdgar H. Beach conveyed and buildings on st Pearl street to Pera George. Prospero Francolini has transferred land and buildings on Allen street to Luciano Vinei Every Room in the L Welcome Home Week Price $157 Welcome Home Week Price $179 House 52 YEARS AS THE LEAD- ING FURNITURE STORE IN THE STATE BIG FIGHT -OFF. Benny Deonard Will Not Olash Britton In New Haven. Haven, Sept. 16.—Chancel 3 meeting Jack Connecticut next month appeared through the latter's inclination to make a mateh. ame boxing promoters announceq New ed to he the lightweig! Philadelphig, Thanksgiving The place for the proposed meeti not stated but to accommodate York sport followers, it would be the city as possible. Gibson, meet Lew ¥ Dr. Fagan welcomes the people of New Britain and vicinity with specially reduced prices for Welcome Home Week. 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