New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 14

arsday night at the Brooks house With all of the employes of the : i (v has not been approved p = I | i'nited States senate. attieboro us L. B. Brown. Tn | Somers creamery company exonerated \ i i iti er becomes general in scope. Distri 0 that ho wanted a position in a £ becomes general in scop i BIG TUNNELLING PROJECT !11\ with children Atforney Charles 1. Wright conferrcd e Iy ter tnithe ay he was found | with Capt Qull{‘ vesterday afternoon e knocking at the door of a girl’'s room i t. v th the po- : | Panama Gontroversy Is Not For- vui vuswre, 5200 veer none. o | Springlield Fleud IS Still Af{in the nowe wnd when auestioned to his reason he stated that he want- | The list of ges to the reward e . R 3 1e + | d ill move on or about April Ist to ou ped sotten Ther ! Conmect Pittsbureh With sonthern | L {l Fail ed his nails manicured. ‘The hotel | fund continues to mount up, the total corner Church and Main Sts. Booth’s bleck. dotten here. arge—Llews Fal Jerlz notified Chief of Police William | amount pledged to date being $3 ] & Pact of Allegheny County. | Quilty of this city. Detective- | = 5 FoX o % iUnited »s would have cxpresse tablished his innocence.. A young ; of the letters so rece i 435 253 438 J@fifif@'@fi@%‘.’: tetotototote: ofofotold ot 1d paid Colombia $ man from Greenfleld, who gave his|garded by the police department -;93 | voG for its action in Panar | mnne as Leon Destaules, registeredi strictly confidential, the captain s | Lieutenant Raiche of the Springfield 1. C. OF L. HPTS FLIIS. -While ihe po- | police and Harry Mur of Pin- | . 7 - E: SR e i o g et long, for the ey ed every available | Kerton agency werc dispatched to the | Suva, Fiji Islands. . 27.—The l em@ . a a ol e tcon lshiiceny e e on g e Destaules proved to the offi- | nigh cost of living is afflicling even mication ¢ Co ] { horca through 5iot ills bor= i€ BN (5N o, fcers that he was Beats | the inhanitants of these remote i '3 - o ; & = S e \nd other nearby . town ) ! E2 : dering the southern side of the Mo lands. Some 1,500 Indian laborers here have struck for increased wages « to “dear living."” i R el d scores of suspects, their | i olice s the man, valley he n orde Fancy Burlap Draperies, value 51.15. Sale 87';¢ I v | ol { nongahe : ) Sinetden e i i e il v ever sl deenerntet b ki 3 las ing ¢ st tie | that the thousands of pers vho | s e pia ST Some of the dtectiv 98¢ Fancy Voile 75c. S | wllezed iniring WLy the United | live in the scuthern pa - WG I Nt i an Juceess | the case went 1o We SC i i SR tes of Colombia's rights : I county and weork in rgh, me assault and murder of t morning to look up certa NN o Good Sheeting 9x1 9sc. 3 unus of Penamia. The resolution | nore easily reach the o : | 2itl, one of the most brutal s | They held o conference with Zfles Cureafin gito 11 Dy W Colonial Sheets 72x90 f an senate veads: | Work on the tunncls which besu® | ever committed in this part of the |Of Police William A. I'louton and e ; )‘LvTu\gfi‘s; r«_:x;nlnd(mmw- 1'“1:'\-” olonial Sheets 72x90. $2.50. “ NG being the sixte | o few da o will continue J i Fgansmae i Westfield police will co-operate with | ¢ ails to cur ching = e ellion 4 than 1w nsonsinesny oS i o o by watching for | Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles Navy Blue and Blav{‘ Storm Serge, 43 inches® | ionentcd ana supo ! » | ana the cost will be $4.60 | est. and it is hoped by Detective Cap- | cvery possible suspact. S iR Ahm craT e 5 ¢ % | crnwent of the 5 it ln“-P“-“L‘d_“’ ‘hasie the funnc ¢ “rank Quilty that some clews Police headguarters are receiving | You ean get rastful sleep after the , value $2.25 at $2.00. \merica anifest infract i | con @ high brid ST that will many let o .nts of the | firs i n. Price 60c. 2 e & public t L at ) the Mono: Lela olahs 2 anpr sion of the murderer. | city relative . case. Captain Black Enamrel (,Ioth and Fmitation Leather for-g: ! uni: interprets fon i i e Uy e et | A elow received vesterday morning | Quilts roquests that the informants == ! Claring onee more the business district o | from’ Brattenoro, Vi.. < o their names to the letters in or- -al A Cough pmobile top and curtains at wholesale prices. R e soke it ! % | This will cost $3,500,000. r“mmo:\)p]rumvln"\ Lmi"‘fli"défiav‘-’. ?i“(h:;‘::li(‘(- may communicate S ]f :t HEAI x:(‘ o e Tvory = and in protest. | will be made to accommodate had e P : $ : M e e ‘X’(‘"IU HAYES JALING Large Line Towelings from 253¢ yard up. : RS RO S et e (g Craeston | R BUEERGE T : | e e e . E the causes | there will be footpaths. : il a , 7 Spacial in ack Dress Silk«. e netfihe causes i . A i - GRAVESTONID A DISGRACE. ene azs avs ame ox % S —affirns s mnly to- e L BIRE RS On ¥ <Ok £0F %0 ETOTCTO ‘),o., v its rights fo all and each one of | yqverse Criticism When jt is Marked R s portions of + besto n “Soldier, Second Class 3 ° @ ‘ e < con cemetery at Hafenheide, a subur Horlio's ., 1%, L St ST e D B Goods Store, Inc. The Original and id Jimited and made nuga- Bine 1- Main Street and Substitutes. Tho resolution of the housc. cx- | military authorities. is a monument 381-385 n ts, Invalidsand Growing Children | Pichn:ilk. malted grain extractin Powder | > sentiments, ? i s finel Food-Drink For All Ages |No Couking — Nourishing — Digestible | P11 R ¢ of ‘l'”" & e v : LAST OF THE HORSES. i Eohaer: { April 6 1914, v Feb. The horse- ! proposed ol v of : A . o engine remaining in the | nexd Ohtes don e ngine remaining i k Returns Use Classified Columu j orenion *iensen s brcets e s “The head- honx v 1he 15 of weak nations.” pieco of this srave, supplied | Sl 2B B PR e DR Agents for Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns 10 the § P geum. OPEN MONDAY B ING Do not be hampered wi th bundles when attend- UNTLL 9 P M. " N SATURDA\Y I, 10 . M. cels with us. We gladly do it. No Charge. YOU’LL SAY SO! We know the Merchandise which we place on Sale Saturday cannot be equaled at these Theater. or when shop ping. Check your par- K68 ’ 236 MAIN STREET The Store of Service New Britain, Cenn. Women’s and Misses ANNIVERSARY SHOE SALE | §. Coats Every man and woman who appreciates sound valae will be quick to act—and secure pres- ent and future footwear needs at this REAL SAVING OPPORTUNITY. TUNITY MAY NEVER COME AGAIN | [ ! Special for Saturday §'¢ L9 It is doubtfui if such values can bz duplicated for several scasor —Certainly not this year. 7| 8 B8 7} S Made of Brunella. Lined Throughout with Silk Lining and interlined. Colors Taape, Burgundy, 8. Vajues to $25.00. On Display in our South Window. ;505_" MEN Tomorrow | F s vonMEN B0 [ o O. a i L ”m.“,.: e N SpeCIais Reg. $10.00 e Anmnivel assortment of Women's Shoes of the finest Calfskins in dark or light shades: some in the lot a slack and Tan Calf vamps with er i - %l .00 b uppers. The above iot is of broken FOR ME N Reg, S1.95 sizes and discontinued lines. Yow're Iucky it you find your size. See them $6.90 a pair | L e | NI ced for . tomorrow: S1.95 L..|.i;i“‘:,l.‘:: CHILDRENS Rubbers, all fiest : $7.90 a pair quality— Reg. 8$12.85 (V] 47c Reg. 65¢ Women's Button Shoes 10 per Cent. Discount on the $ on Corsets for Saturday. We selil the best makes and styles. 10 per Cent. Discount on the $ on Women's, Misses and Childre n’s Raincoats and Capes for Saturday. you the opportunity of goettine a Black . 10 per Cent. Discount on the $ on Silk. Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists for Saturday. or Tan Shoe, welted soles, at the above WOMEN'S Comfy Slippers. odd ridicniously low price. Look ‘cm over. sizes and assorted colors— Knit Underwear and Hosiery . 'lecce Lined, all styles and Boy~' IHeavy Ribbed Hose. 39¢ and S0c¢ pair. i Veits and Panc levtra illkk Hose. mo ¢k ~cam, all colors, $1.39 heavy. at $1.25 and $1.35 cach. Women's Fleeee Lined Vests and Pants. all Women's Pull Fashione d Silk Lisle Hose, all «oi- s and sizes, at an d 89 each ors, 81.00 pair. Misse~' Unicn Suits, flee ce lined. $1.253 and $1.50 5 N E 5 < Gray Kid tops and Patent Brown Kid e Shitt: wid Trawers in srer fleoned lined. Women’s Fibre silk Ho sc. all col s9c pair. G9¢ and 89 ch, Women": & Lisle Hos e. all colors, 69¢ pair. 3. 85 MISSES' Tan High Cut Shoes— tops. A wonderful buy. $ a palr PAIR Children’s Fine Ribbed flose. Dltck. white and Women's Chamoisette Gloves, colofs white, Tan Ik Work shocs, double soles and anteed waterproof: a real CHILDREN'S Tan Scuffer shoes— $3.85 a pair 1d of the workinzman. AR 5 stripes sy, (41-2 to 17, soft collars. at 3 $ 1 9 toails Reg. 50 Bates Ginghams, 32 in. wide. $2.59 cach. FOR MEN T Ty ] Lok cotine. all colors. at in Checks. Plaids and Plain y<' Overconts for Saturday MISSEN' Black Button and Lace also Tan Vici with cloth uppers amd colors, 55¢ yd. o Sehoot Shocs— Black Vici Comfort Shoes with rubb: AL Wool frgnch Serge at Table Damask, Napkins. C s Rompers. 2 to $2.85 a pair 2 heels attached. You must see themt 00 yd. Tray Cloihs, Sheets. Pillow years, $1.39 1o $2.00 each, Rez. $1.00 K o e €ases. Blankets. Comfortables. Boys’ Wash Suits, sizes Tan Elk Scout Shoes for Men 5 Jice ” = Pillows. Feathers. TLace Cur- T $1.98 to $3.50 each. FOR BOYS :‘:’v"\(:v”‘" TR T Growing Gil‘!s e ;il"n:":\fl"l[‘:‘!' \'\::;:?“ Shades, Our Men's Caps for Saturday $2 85 a pair $2.85 il $4.85 = s 38 in. Shirting Madras, neat Men’s Negligee Shirts, PR 36 in. Cordinoy Suiting. 210 colors, $1.69 yd Crepe de Chine, Mousseline ar FOR THE LADIES 51 in. Scotenn Wool Suiting at Purses, Handkerchiefs, Rib- Hoxiery. Reg bens, Beads and Bar Pins, Shivts, here for your inspection, ew l Tace ) Collar<ll By gLy MEN'S Lisle Hose ju black, cordy- A 1ot of Black and Tan sShoes and Black Gun M Shoes on the Vi brown, white and g Oxfords to close out: sizes are com- Blucher apd Bal last: the right 22 PAIR picte: 80 per cent. of them arc on the ~ oot shoe for your hoy. Res - broad 1 Nature Shape last. B2 45 5 8 B O B B SR et ®