New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1920, Page 2

tly o BUTCHERFINED$78 | oo - FOR BOB-VEAL SALE Doctor . t It | Addlllonal Coums A“flmo[ Gona!n ries 1 Not Pre ced m Court fon the doctor asks you | ysienl peculia of your | bearing on the prescrip- | s, py the ou alone. ly another person wouldn® ¢ | of selling boh veal weigh- ! s than 40 po Charges Ing les nds were hrou {iny Vs mern W the in- preseription I8 | wapnen o he against 1 vth depariment Gorfain of the firm of Gorfain & Coher of ¥6 Haitford ave- | | reasons are also why | nue, and a escription exactly as it Is | fine oi $75 and costs was imposed arter his counsel admitted d that the Ailin | the charge Hption Department. [ be lenient Judge is. W Judg ted ane = on the benel Wil Albe | Investig | Thoma ment b v Fust ation b s Crowle ifter he Mair T1 Main Street | TY ITEMS placed him unde vrrest oW I the Sergeunt Theodore oun thre hich con HUing ealves ellin ring t1 welgh other of .t " tamped utehe ring a special y rting orald mallc y to shore or mountains on wation agents Stetson shoes Co.—advt I McNumura of Heave pend the next two weelk t, Mrs. M. J of his client 1 t you ood record be tion tha uilt Lyman and rhoes In this sale Good Prices $1.95, $3.05 Co.—advt e Emil O, Johnson of ! Mreet left y for v ', New York state, and | wtion ewton. G o Clanc ge any store in |n« t If. Thre shoes vilues v, Wetherbeo haw returnsd in Wilbraham, Mass,, & the week with Miss eIntyre of 267 Washing repetition of th His court made which 1~ hatantial however 1o juni ult nown th uld make position of additio s sent ADACHE oo, | ——————————————————— A Social Leader and an influential | ted” Harrigan of | of thrills | From New Britain | t Camp Devens, E-NO ACETANILIDE iixhiven Woys AND BE COMFORTABLE o 8 Local boys, ott Officers Training = QUICK EFFECT | opened at Camp Dever 1to “orps camp. Reser which 17, are the s June | Fuke Horgfall e can.p and one col the “kwbod. | citizen—and then “1 HORSFALL-MADE CLOTHES AND OTHER HIGH GRADLE MARES OF CLOTHING ARE AT 20% Discount An Extraordinary Offer of STILL TO BE SECURED Men’s Fancy Suits —A\ Special Lot Formerly Marked 875, Now Ul)c Tom pany 93 A<ylum Street, Hartford. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” This Wi All Day Mondays During July and Auvg. store Close a thynough « ife are 17 High school boys a* ge yvouth nding what nger ones are course and 1 the Senior Advanced H chooi 1 Gryzbow- Koplowitz, a. Ly MacArthur \ Mic vsk ~. oski. J. J° RRevnolds, and H. E Whatnall. Of vhotit one-hall wer riors at the rem: sonhomores. Newton held det commis w as firs! lieutenant school L8 Ostr Royse school Maurice completed Connecticut the « eld a cad has or vear n o Agri- ge repre- captaincy ural coll ative. ¥ olleg he week-end. The underworld—a plcture mystery. A picture of thri » Lyceum theater, ¢ 11th, Clark, | He was home on pass | ~ e RECKLESS DRIVING | i | | | i | | his | | | camp closes | | Hopkins Gmlly of Speedmg on there were { which morning on charges or reckless driv- ing. Motorcycle Policeman William Stro! who made about § o'clock. into street when Hopkins' he said. failing to blow a horn or g any other was about to cross the point of ‘n- tersection. v ITCHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD Millinery of the Better Kind SPORT HATS- . These Hats are varied and lovely both as to coloring and shape. They are made of ribbon, ribbon and hemp, peanui straw, and other favorite straws of the season. Some of them are crushable and therefore idcal to take along with cne on a vzcation or week-end trip when the conserving of space is important. $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95. ORGANDIE AND RGETTE Made on lightweight wire mes and developed in delicate pastcls, these hais add just the rizht touch to the airy sumumer frock of organdie yrzette or net They are shown in medium and large shapes, and are trimmed with hu ws, flowers, etc., 8195 od § HATS SAILORS and black and white. They ain ribbon and are on the whole Snappy s=ailors in white, ¢ are trimmed with chic bows of gri the ideal all around type of Hat $1.75, $2.95 and $5.95. Following n timad him to klin sq that he found the FINE 1§ REMITTE[] the driv from Edson with the used to L No horn was uny time, llnpkl and a al dvd the ) miles an hour an eight-cylinder whl(‘h is out of repair, Doth estimated the speed to he tween 12 and 18 miles an hour. The kins sawd he w: was testified tha signs to indi tersecting st A request W friend, in the Hudson South Main Street a -stranger, there are no in the o on of the court, rircu ces in the ca would permit of leniency. ze B. W. Alling remitted a $25 fina ed upon Kenneth Hopkins thi Because ets along that high day morning in the case of Wi H. Binn, charged with r | ing and passing a standir iey The accused was found guilty ot | I1€ and v histunding troliey ire 1o cxercise due precaution in | DINR Was arrested last week. Dijencne e Precaus 9 case was ordered continued. ing intersecting streets on South B E . as was sti 0 - n screet, a 1s testified to CARTERT the arrest last evening Forms Officer South about to turn from Eilis darted Strolls was Main street car Capital stock tax blanks 707) are now being mailed to all porations on revenue officz in Hartford. of tax is He estimated the car's| Joing business. It is pavable in sianal to indfcate that he they claimed. fine was remitted when Hop- and it street te the proximi:y of in- rade by the prose- cutor for a continnance until Satur- “kless driv- STOCK TAX DUE. CALL 359 Now is the best time to replace those worn, fad- ed shades. Our man will call with samples and give you all the information you want regarding quality, price, etc. BUY HAND MADE TO ORDER SHADES IF YOU WANT SERVICE —PHONE 359— Special colors to match any color scheme of in- terior decoration. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY » the po- 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. Paints—Wall Papers—Window Shades. Otficer Strolls testified. William impossibility 0% car., car (July 31) being for the year 1920-21 and the amount due is reckoned on the condition of the corporation for the period 1919-20. New corporaticns, formed since last vear. may obtain bianks from the of- fice of the collector of internal rev- enue in Ha-tford. Any corporatio contending exemption must submit be- A. H. HARRIS Motor Truck*€} 166 Main St. Phone 1849 b 1pporting evidance with the claim. THE PEERLESS TRUCK- ING CO. Local and Long Distance 63 GREENWOOD STREET PHONE NEW BRITAIN, CONN. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. tdvery Cars for Hire, pay and Night, Imot ca The 2122-4 Being Sent Out to Corpora- tions From Intemal Revenue Office. (form cor- record at the internal This form excise tax or license for ad 35 and 40 miles an | vance, the one falling due this month ftornge. Supplies and Repalring 3 MANROSS AUTO. 8. Storage and Ac Repair Work a Sp Phone 2227 139 Ardrs OVERLAND AGENOY PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER speed between 193 ARCH STKEET C. FULLER COMPANY Announce Their ANNUAL MID-SUMMER SALE —With— er Cent. Reductions For Cash on Their Entire Stock of Good Quality Home Furnishings All GLENWOOD RANGES Subject to This Reduction 15 per cent. Discount On Special Six Months Deferred Payment Accounts Terms on special deferred payment accounts—One- third of the amount of the purchase (with the discount figured off) at the time of purchase and the balance in 6 monthly payments to close the account in full by Febru- ary 1, 1921, . FULLER COMPANY Z0-5306 Ford Street Store closes Saturdays at noon until Sept. 4. Open Mondays as usual. Newly-Weds This Is Your Store—And Now is the Time to Buy—And. Economize To wait means to lose this opportunity of saving. Don’t hesitate to come in, and look about, anyway— you’ll enjoy your visit here—and whether you buy or not, the same liberal spirit and helpful consideration that made your elders our life long friends will be accorded YOU. Nothing Restricted Every article in our extensive stock is included in sale. All items bear the regular price tags and the ctions are figured at the time of purchase. Sale starts tomorrow and is for a limited time only. ~