New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1920, Page 4

@EDIEIDD EDED@E@IUE@@@@EE@D The New Tailor Made Combination [:_- Vlctory Crawford RangeL. EC] CTORY GX‘A\VFOED $002z~g <2 mMmw A. A. Mills : 80 West Main St. PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING : T 0 5 5 | e EEEEEEEE IR I EEEE Bargains Are Bargains —AT THE— ew Britain Bargain Store A varie{y of Merchandise and Groceries re sold at Bergain Prices. Our Grocery Dept. will save you money. ry us once and be convinced. .. e b SPECIAL! i Food Choppers, value $2.75, now at 95. No. 8 Universal Bread Mixer, $3.45. New Britain Bargain Store 3 MAIN ST. Cor. ELM ST. M ABTAING; REATES DAMAGE jirtinued from First Page.) most of the st Police marooned hungalows to see if food k.n other aid was needed. Water which surrounded the Coney | 1stania hospital froze during the night and at the Hotel Sherburne, the largest at the resort I for the cellar was flooded { of pleasur fishing boats : pshead smashed carried out to sea. also were More Snow Forecast. Washington, Feb. 6.—Another hours of snow and high winds along the Atlantic coast from Maryland to Maine was forecast today by the weather burean The New E of snow | inches- places. fall continued general from the Can- adian border to Central Virginia and covered a path as far west as the up- 1. per Ohio valley winter residen of Coney here the storm and high tide sands of doflars d e on i r homos re three feet improved during ing. although trains nd in their schedules. 'ork was sow to recover dealt by’ the storm Kking sonditions e still chaotic | flay and the.streets piled hixh pwdrifts. A shortage of snow and threatened strike pw thousand that were work- ted the street cleaning de- were from peak of the storm now is i in the Fast this winter was recorded in the Damage has t seas resulting from the storm heavy. High tides, heavy and high winds have wroughi at Atlantic resorts from Carolina to New Enegland. places dam?® aged include Atlantic City, places and in hoats t of water in havoe coast Coney visited | 24 | now to locate ANNUAL | SALE O Overcoats | Suits Shirts Trousers Underwear Hats & Caps ASHLEY BABCOCK CO. when the snowfall ceased in southern | and western New England. although ; the storm was reported centinuing | unabated in the northern section. The | snow averaged from 10 to 12 inches | in depth and drifted badly. Railroad and sireet railway com- | panies worked through the night in effort to clear their lines but tra was resumed oniy slowly. Communi- | ties that were isolated by the collap: of transportation remained cut off for | hours today and the problem of sup- | plies began to loom large in import- if ance. Ocean and Island, Ocean City, View and Buckroe Beach, Va.. Wrightsville Beach, N. Shipping Suffers. Shipping also has suffered Iv. many vessels beinz in distr along the coast Railroad traffic | interferred with reports to the rail- road administfation showing passen- ger trains running far behind sched- ule and in many freight trains hlocked At the weather hurcau it was said o center the stormn had moved close to land that it was possible it as a short distance Nantucket, Mass. T storm is moving northeast and it w id. will move a little more rapidly vh\n it has. little the worse for wear. The | There has been no marked cold at | New Haven railroad was the heaviest i aryland has heen seriously sections I of Trains Ditched. | “trains illed throuzhout New Nearly 30 were England last in the vicinity of but today they came limping reported ‘ southeast of | night. the maic this city, in any point in the storm area it w ver in this respect. as the storm id a1 the burean temperatures gen- s felt most severely in Rhode ally being only a little below the land and in the cape districts of A dozen New Hv\fln| trains were stalled including _the | Merchanis' Limited from New York. | Which found itself blockaded sever: ew | miles ontside of Providence. Local freezing point. Boston, Feb. 6.—Continued was predicted by the weather for today hut hope that ihe had définitely spent its Massachusetts. snow hu v bliz force { diers here. 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Freon. shmtaenc tevn. . e 1€l 1025-1026 Hond‘lefll Pot Roasts. ... ... ‘l&c‘ Hamburg Steak. fresh | e chentter Scss. vy veet 30| OTAULES ‘m Apples Stewing Lamb ..20¢, s Figs, Ete. Grape Fruit Dates Mixed Nuts Plate Corned Beefl Sugar Cured Ham Butts. Home Made Pork Sausage. _40¢ | = = We Deliver the Goods | links or meat .. A complete Vebetables. line ‘Grocery Department Laundr Soap, for 3¢ bar. 6 | Tomatoves. targe can .. Little Yocis Fancy Peas | Tama Beans Cet Succotash String Beans . Fancy Sugar Corn Thomas' Pork and 3 cens S Pure Apple Jeliy. Gluten Flonr Uneeda Bisciit o Roval Lunch (\‘IIJ‘O"( o F¥ncy Fresh Tub Butter. .. Heans, oz. Parksdale d 65¢ Fresh Western Egie. 87c F‘Nfi:h Eggs from the Farm each day at the right price, reported, there were but two faralities, one in Providence and ane in Hoivoke, and both due ta exhaustion Prompl and Declswe Action Saves Negro From leent Death Frankfort. Ky. \Feb. 6.— Prompt 1 and decisive action by Governor Ed- | win P. Morrow and the coolness of Sheriff Bain Moore of Frankli {county. averted serious trouble las night between state and reformatory guards, deputy sheriffs and men and several hundred who came here bent upon lynching | 71 Lockett. negro, confessed mur- | derer of little Geneva Hardman, South and the west arrived hours late, serious today, especially hecause of e e e announ(edi BY BRAVE SHERIFF that right of way would be given to | milk and other perishable goods. | hour at Block Tsland, lashed the coast | ter was reported. due. it was be- est port | terday and but one arrived. the until_the storm should abate. FEven Vinevard Haven and Nantucket were allroad service was practically elim- inated and traius from New York! Freight Problem Serions. | The freight problem was considered | N the seven davs strike of no.pm lmn-[ which w The northeast gale, which reached | its maximum velocity of 72 miles l'n? with a fury reminiscent of the great storm of 1898. hut no shipping disas- | leved, io the timely warnings that | had sent vessels meurrving to the aear- Vessels Foar to Sail. No vessel sailed from this part yes- North Land from Yarmouth. Other vessels remained well off the coast the Fall River line cancelled its sail- inge through the Sound to New York. completely cut @l from the mainiand. Although a s€ore of casualties were _ ~ OPENING Dancing | mmm= | K S’ F A ] R TONIGH'T BARDECK’ S HALL o —— — Eikh schanl appeal of the they the moh rl. Following eriffi and a warnine Zoing “into a dea dispersed at were i | o'clock this morning. Notified that a mob for ington was en routs to ‘get Locketl. who was brought for safe keeping yesterday aftern Governor Morrow hastened to the : formatory and took \l\a:!? and other defenders vithin the walls and ched to mest the hill to the prison the procéssign i was halted when a machine in van was stopped at right angles ac the road, in accordance with tions from the sheriff wh pealed to the men to dispe he law take its course anc vord of warning A few of oceurr! Booths Galor Special Prizes