New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 2

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HURSDAY Oy - - poon v s s : | hix fauits o tried , — 3 < s l IASKF[] F[]R ‘SM"J:’ | *'m“:‘”l “::\ tried to ml.\.‘..:‘ the ) ment in \\,.u-mfv...,_ -‘rn‘n |ln'm:rd:_\ dnug‘h'm: a sranddaughter and a| the republican state committee of . |\ ¢ angc i » as rejecte w- | certificates are ng distribute o | grea Erandson, | " C N in- Cew usual - MDIL L S e et Tt lecied be- | csrtitruicn are being slstributed to | reat arndaen. he erinced keen in | New Jeraes, sid she nut.couma many | [NO One Neefl Buy I DEKIINE D) 8! NicMahon And!| Woundedl whiléstn | Mnce: | Hermeant He is said 1o be older than the| WOMeN voters throughout the coun- | and [i[]T ‘BUP UF TE ,‘, gince. Irosecutor Kiett. | Smith was with the machine gun com- | pines and other trees which maka | 'y unable to determine their politics lIthln'a ore He : win to learn how he existed with- | pany of the 53Sth infantry. He en- | Lagune mountains resort a 7 ' 5 : : aine o a play- | and were sitting on the fence. “This ° . '] 1‘\\‘“ -."zznvx'n(', ,.-.lk.ld him how much | tered the “hig push” at « hatean :-nunfn for the residents of Imperial { is most a unladyvlike thing to do,” she l'les l’ee amp eS r c lve _— . pilis ..‘H Vis Jday’s work for | Thierry on July 18 Fiverything went [ and San Diego counties Although | declared *“'and they must be hrought smohlml ‘Talcum, 25¢. everywhere. Bl-fll: | nhon He did not think 1 was | well until August 6 when he was| feeble, he can walk, see and hear | down." freé of Cutienra Laborateries, Dept. X, | — AT worth anvthing but | wm,:m gassed and wounded. e was in a | without difficulry ) l S | I ply ot w made. e w as mainder of his time in France as a | F I Meth ; ‘ Sl e DEC]DEDLY UNLADYLIKE S Wareh d A Trucki ethods (o Police Judge | e - torage Warehouse and Auto Trucking 2 same thir some time #ire to work and { = = When yvou purchase our service you are assured of Ability, De- 5 | tive at home under he care o > S e -, < wviren o van sons v | iy U T R U CHIEE {4 YEARS QUD | e ewsee g st | S RIS SO = L cuae - All work entrusted to us handled with care and skill. early yesterday erme bit he was | Was continued until Septembe; 1 ) Women “Sitting on the Fence.” Po- 4 8 s ha e at ) stuff divectly | UMMer probation = OUR SPECIALTY { obpose: —_— Dominzo Jacinto Takes Part in Inde. | . ltcally—"Must Bring 'Em Down. Moving of Household goods, Packing. Cratinz Storage. We 1 to what Liryan would advo- | s a prohibition beverage He | = . . . take entire charge of moving, forwarding by rail or truck—any dis- s ¢ = | LOCAL MAN HONORED | pendence Declaration’s Birthday, Morristown, N. J., July At g [ A reached a point near the police sta- | dinner given by State Senat tance. e | ¢ | ST ! Also His Own. Whitney at his home near Ralston, 1ce of the load told in favor of | william J. Smith of ¥ pet e e b s ity In e f liquor, and Andrew became un . ¢ LA LS ®! Laguna Mountains, Calit, July 29.| publican leaders, Mrs. E. F. Feickert ruroan llalls €x al‘d Sto' age cady on hix feet. Me wax closo Recelves Accolade of New Chivalry | —Said to have been lLorn 144 years| of North Plainfield, who ix chair- 1671 MAIN ST.. New Britain, Conn. A. P. MARSH, Mgr. 2 1o the station when Patrol Driver - : tificati ry Department fo. 2 ; - abn. ik e of In. | woman of the suffrage ratification P Matthing Rival saw him and arrest- |+ of Humanity, Janefvenigthe) Declarattonforil committee and vice-chairwoman of | Sl ki il ol thio otath s Sthie dependence was signed, on a spot —- accused fold the judge he wasx o | Willlam J. Smith. son g# Mrs. M. | which is now a government reserva- | s e—— — little drunk but was going home | SMith of 96 Franklin street. has re- | 11on and which he still calls home, Domingo Jacinto, chief of a tribe o e ¢ Digger Indians, was one of the spec- e ,‘\u-nlmlr.nf the New Chivalry of { tators at th Independence Day cele- S e Norihi g Humanity,” from the war depart- | bration here. Accompanied by his where he wi to \visit : | EE | @ @@@@@fi@@@#@awwwaafimw’ceam Wine Presses ORDER NOW While Qur Stock Is Complete on Commuercial street when th nicely when the policeman stopped eived a certificate of honor, in the hi nd took him in. e was as- Steamship Tickets To All Parts of the World Where a Steamship Sails We Can Book You AMERICAN TOURS The Most Complete Stea;l;\ship :il‘icket Agency in New ngland. Owing to the Heavy Travel to Europe it is. advisable for those who desire August or September passage to book at once. We will help you with your Passports. Applications on hand. efforts on getting to New Britain This city proved more friendly. He e had a few beers and went to a sa- K TO SEE loon where he asked for a “smile.” He got a “cup of tea" containing ‘Just what 1 needed to cheer me up” and he aguin proceeded. Next heard im he was on the lawn in front Main street where he was dis- INE ) costs » So ? from wd faced the court « leav- ng his car within the restricted " on the north side of Church street AND GYM SHO¥ He was arrested by Traffic Supervisor Clarence Lamphere about 2 o'clock Nine” is the shoe vesterday afternoon. The traffic man looking for It is told the court that he had warned o lenther ankle pad the accused about parking there and trimmings. did tell him that he might stay on re: that side of the street as long as necessary when actually unloading his cur of fruit or engaged In some ac- i $2.60 Net tive work concerning his business Herbert L. Mill Yesterday he was In the Victory er e * l s REMITTANCES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES [l anenor ate " hour ana did no Hardware Store 336 Main Street Expedited . Through Our Own European Offices gl | SRILALL VOCOLVBOOVOCLDH0S DRAFTS The e angton, om MAIL and CABLE MONEY ORDERS to all parts of the “H ,mra" e ook oSl Y ouhN was) e WHEN DRY, TRY A COLD BOTTLE OF world at minimum Rates. ‘P Y : R o e Bought and Sold at Current Rates. when he went from the house. Mo- | toreycle Policeman Strolls made the $ SYLUM ST, irrest o Buy Our Kind.™ Francis Murphy was fined $20 and Wi, Close All Day costs by the court on a charge of gfifi###fiflfifi#####fifl@##@@@ SOV BGELEVOCOIBEIBEOT eing July and Aug. breach of the peace committed Tues- day night. He pleaded guilt Fred Swan, a young man of 17 m— TS5 Mot ‘ctng st | Made By 297 Main Street New Britain, Conn. ,, Fepibrat ol Central Brewing Co., of New York. ge, L. O. 0. F. meets » returned home twice but not “wirolman Stadler testified gents Stetson Shoes, it e picked the yong man up in The Best You Can Get Today. 0. —advt back of Luddy's cafe on Chureh t Henry, haw been horn | street about 2 o'clock this morning fo Mr. and Mrs, H r while the boy was trying to sleep i He questioned him and when he X & to buy a lot for your found out his habits, asked him to 9 o nt Pleasant Munor explain to the wuthorities The boy | a East streets? Pubfe | told his story to the court, admitting | 8 1 ’ Wh J." . tod Distributors for New Britain 152 HOWARD AVE. Slp Eci' I. amp Ieal ate com 903 MAIN STREET ily house at No t to Jacob Henjamin Id mailed to you 18¢ ® or advt e ‘ Eutlcura T & HAFFEY ERTAKERS ‘ Make Cuticura Soap Westinghouse ELECTRIC FLAT-IRONS 6.40 ALL. WELL-KNOWN BRANDS UNDERPRICED SHOES WOMEN?’S, MISSES’ $1 ™ - : . and Ointment your e “"l':tl.l .v'ull;l"'ln-tu 153 every day toilet prep- wee Use of Parlors arations. Bathe with en for Upholstering. the Soap and hot water on rising and retiring, using plenty AL DIRECTORS of Soap, best applied = ;lilh the h'andu'. X mear any signs of & Doolittle, Inc. S i | roughness with the NERAL HOME Ointment and let it remain five minutes before bathing. Finally lors 15 Walnut Street, dust on a few grains of the ex- o " quisitely perfumed Cuticura Tal- ——— cum, it takes the place of other perfumes for the skin. u-u.-n- Mall A s—. tud-—-u end -z m AND GROWING GIRLS’, AT ......... y <o —— e —————— WOMEN’S WHITE | WOMEN’S WHITE OX- FIRST QUALITY | FORDS, wide or narrow PUMPS, military heels. toes, military $9 8 5 o Bu 31 Q5 [beets -...... MEN'S WHlTE WOMEN’S BLACK and VfNITY TIES, BROWN high or low CHILDREN'S TAN PLAY OXFORDS, If Thin and Nervous | Try B|tro Phosphate‘ of the shoe—not ked-up surface. bodrilrcli o R et et r shoes new use the y —THE— SPRING &« BUCKLEY Electric Co. ALL WHITE SHOES Greatly Reduced 3-Keeps shoss 7 S & proant looking new alth e 1 strength EEEEEEEEETEEEEEHEiEEEEETEEEEEEEaEEEEE 75, 77, 79 Church St. mlninininininininininininininioioiololobiolo HARTFORD :EHEE@@E@EE@E@@@E@@E@@@@fl@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

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