New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 3

PPPT O IS " A1y 19 I 1 A < : 3 A i 0 el s . " Amos l\llm. banker and one of the | non avenue, Marion. Fe e mm! JANAITES—‘GRABOSKI (‘_flc\l:)u&c (chh“rl:k;\ lnjcgm:hw:; rs > N Mrs o cky e V. . ie 4 ' ore ; most_ wealthy men In Marion, she in | 12 Years. unui ilineas 3 _ o oo ihie B SOt T e o, y 41(-mn 'd by a girlhood friend, Mre. | GO Wis < \ — ter of the bride, will be the brides- '0' e " 2 Margaret Younkins, as “one of thelj, .” dition she . Local Ex-Service Man to Wed Daugh- | maid, and Stanley Janaites, brother f & p i PLEASE N TE‘; best horsewomen I have ever seen |l urcan for complaints. ad TG : of the groom, will be the best man. : . - U “she rode ana drove more like aancsor and ange o (ex of Well Knowr Cromwell Farm- | s Graboski is the 'daughter of | 2 wd ST e Ry VR Tl When Mrs. Harding returns to | ke & Martin Graboski a we!l known farm- et ermed o O Lt s ‘m' more ncos. ' Marion and meets any of the boys| ¢F on October 5. er. and a former resident of this city, - B L who carricd papers for Scnator Hard- | liviag on Arch street. 1 ] ays 8O¢ g F - e 7 5 2 0 D Nelghbors Thll]k Hel‘ an ldefll ...T ll\lll:nsh e :.m,\““\.xpl ‘:;.ru R i ”‘ e on tho el 0y ' EDegs o rl"; (m“:\‘h;;""'; “J “““i:: The groom, John J. Janaites, is an pmms y - street on Billy, her saddle horse, than | 5 !4, an e fejonh]Soming unnrlies E . 1 = - e famous some | o oy S ex-service .man and has been active HF".S[ Lady" W ,,k,n: with the girle of her | v ot on of Mrs. Tekla Janaites of 86 Sex- 28 this oo stk oo i L ith e WA social circle. Other girlhood friends ' ton strect, and Miss Martha J. Grab- i : War Veterans in this city. At present f —— [ x-_r Mrs. Harding ("l“l of the u‘mea o '. 4 oani fl"h m- Mar- | 0ski of Cromwell, Conn., on October 5. | he is financial secretary of the organ- an aie o A 0. 8 Tty women | L oo esd i to By glledtato EVE: b s ¥esr ! i The cerefiony will take place at the | ization. Marlon, O., Sept. 17.—Many women | ence’s phaeton and ride with perfect 4 of Marion, girlhood acquaintances, Lconfidence behind her speedy Billy.” friends or chums of Mrs. Warren G. | Florence Kling was married to Eaiss ~ Dr. Denton’s !fvi‘.fi"':.‘:' agleioe ey 5;‘;‘,%, aver pubtioner” on' S, 185 | ~11||||mmnm$mmuh.m....mmmmflmmmuflmmm u..mumunnnmimmmummi,amms,..m T B Childien [Sonaas derwes o Know A2 | ir present home in Mount Ver- | astic over the possibility that she may i | preside at the White House. They say ) I @ parties, is Interested in a hundred | \ . [ ] and one things, knows how to talk | RLEN Sizes 0 to 10. f every ome, including men and ou have a Sl 7 v‘v\("‘ #he knows you, always Kknows . - o PMade with ana without arop seac | JOTC. | eart, it is : u a Ou ‘From $1.10 o $2.15 a garment. | Some Marion residents say fhat | time to 3 sleepmg Garments Fahe.ls welt Rtted for the @uties of a Wh Y sresident’s wife because “she has a : Imlnl of her own, genernlly manages | en ou | Mrs, Harding was contributed in im- your supply now and bo prepared [ ol T e to Mr. Harding'e suc. | Watchyour the cold nights that are fast ap- | cess in life stomach. Palpitation Mrs. Harding was born here, Au- - gust 15, 1860, and was rearea m s | andother signsof“heart ity where she attended grammar agd | trouble” usually mean Ivtkh schools. Afterwards she studied | 3 MoOALL GOODS musle at the Cmemnati Conserva. | —indigestion, produced b ool tory of Music. by food poisons that irri- Ave Ready for Yoe. l As Fiorence Kling, daughter of tate every part Of the . 180, { heart included. . Pi G . Pioneer Garage | | Rear 193 Main Street. | | Cars for hire for partics, rcasonabie | rates. | When in trouble on road call 387-12 Our wrecking car will respond. e s oo | Relieve & NIVEN | DENISON GARAGE | =g o 430 MAIN STREET. Liver] Cars for Hire, oas nnd N | Storage. Suppiles and Repairnng argest Sale of Ay Modicine in the Woeld. ,\, igbe. Sold everywhers. In boxes, 10c., 28¢. i ATT ) 2 Y ; S GI_UBE BI_UTI'"NG HDUSE BARGAIN BASEMENT is ready with the right kind and at prices always below the other feller ‘I of . pairs waiting the ‘picking—Come and bring the kidd Hanging on Self Service racks are hundreds for we specialize in School Shoes. MEN’S SHOES GROWING GIRLS’ SHOESl In the Bargain Basement. In the Bargain Basement. = : Walters’, slightly imperfect, Brogues worth $9.50 ¢ Worth $5.00 $3 98 You will have no more 5 WOMEN’S SHOES CH]LDRE}V’% SHO;JS. Jeaky roofs if you apply Bt Do Hawemmuid. In the Bargain Basem: ize 5 to 11. fm flfl” r 2 Special Lot : < Smoked HorseSHide and combination. ot wod e oot ® | BB B ‘ SLIPPERS STORMTIGHT 1s guaran- New Fall Styles Comfort Slippers, all colors. BOYS' SHOES : e 3 , $1.98 and $2.98 Big Special, English st §4 Q8 ey bind. o cunly " $1.78 and $1.98 ‘ Worth $6.50 G . 4 Children’s eI There’s Nothing Better material. zrzmi {8 Than Nettleton Shoes § BILLBATTEY S Bargain Basemen '/ Rackliffe Bros. Co. § For Men ' 267 Main Street New Britain 230 BARK ST. I W et || R 2 O C IEIIE@@@@@@@EEEE@D@@EE@@EE@@ [Si[S][S EIEIIEJEl]l'_il[ilEIEh_.lilE]ElE]IEIE]EIEII'!IElE]E@@E@EE@DDEJ@E@E@@@ AJEE]EE@EIEEEIEIIEI . SALE| aArMY A NAVY SURPLUS STOCK |SAL * @WWill Be Held By 56 Church Street | | RMY ANDGNAVY SUPPLY CO. | 56 Church Street Gas Mask Rubber Coats Army Shoes e Raincoats Navy Shoes Slickers Wool Underwear—Heavy and nght Mole Coats Heavy Wool Socks Leather Coats Army Overcoats Submarine Coats : Ponchos Aviators’ Coats Officers’ Shoes, Boots, Puttees and Leggins Army Sweaters Barracks Bags Navy Sweaters Diddy Bags Army Slip-Overs Navy Shirts Leather Jerkins 0. D. Wool Shirts LE | Numerous other articles we haven’t space to mention. NOTE—Automobile Men, Motorcycle Men—lt wnll pay you to pay us a vi .[ynh., ) :-‘rlur”—»fi lr—\‘»-r*l &) E)E]