New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 3

are now prepared to supply wants with the best Une of nderwear ufactured on this Continent —_— orest Mills SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND UNION SUTITS MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN e all the difieront shapes ad sizes, that the cool weather is at it would be well to stock wp the lines are complete. LLAR NIVEN UDENTS HEAR OF FIRE PREVENTION en Carry Campaign Into’ Public Schools jPupils in local ned to talks and erupers of the fire department in gard to fire prevention. The pro- ram which has been formulated by hhl Willlam _7. Noble and Deputy | hiet Eugene N Barnes, was one that bovered every phase of the preven- tlon of fires. Tw Ars ago, the fire dommissioners named Deputy Chief | Barnes, who was then a captain, to d this branch of the work in the partment According to Ghief Barnes. this work has eliminated 50 Rer cenc of fires which in the past were due to carelessness. The speakers at the schools today were ns follows: Chief RBarnes, at Rockwell and Smith schools; Captain ichael ¥ eney, at Fust street and Joseph's Parpehial school; Cap- " Michacl Hutler, at old Burritt, Osgood 1151 and) Smalley schools; Captain Jumes (Qrows, at St. Mary's Parochinl and Lincoln street schools: Edward Parker, at Grammar school, morning and Crann, at fsehools: John d Elihu . w. at Monroe street and Stanley "hool. On Thurdday the pupils of the Sacred Heart and Bartlett schools will bo addressed Execlusive agenrs Sesse-Leland Co.——advt Mr. and Mrs. B. Kosloss and Mrs. @reonan of Brooklyn who have bheen | ¥iMting L. Bimbaum of Winthrop trént have gotie to Springfield, Mrs. Lyman A. Holmes of 8t. Clalr, Michigan, Is the guest of her brother, €. I Jones of Stanley street he Lady Tabw' s will meet | he home of uf- woe Mitzger. d of Fast Main street this evening. today advice given by | schools Stetson Shoes. et Notice has been filed with the eity erk of Ernest A, Faker and Clar- nee C. Palmer of a dissolution of partnership n the R. A. Baker com- ny dating from Oct, 1 Cullen, who Yale yril ¢ wholnr<hip at to_continue his study of w hdk arrived sately in Paris, Fr Charles Glover. A local manufactur- sr wns oporated en in the Hartford oepital yesterdaus by Dr. Hepburn of artford and Dr. Hart of this eity was awarded a and left re | | er and later at the | and since that time | nominated for the office of judge of At & meeting of the Daly nous, e couneil, * held in | ening, rs will bo Installed will be in charge of mtriet Deputy Faul Kennedy of uthington. After the meeting an sntertainment will be given he installation There will me a meeting of tho anley Post tomo - row afternoon in elr rooms at thres o'clo: hera will be the -egular bi-mon eoting of the Roysl Arcanu Judd's Hall r the known ] Viking A. C #5, this evening ir Don't fall to hes well il Octette at th wpening night advt team ‘of Unity Rebokah | Wednesday evening | J. Radi) of Lib- l Tho dexree lodge will meet 4t the home of Mrs riy street There will be & /meeting of the of the Fohemian [Eagler, Thursday afternoon at Bardedek’s hall. The mesting of thhe Ladies’ Home < . 145 | vun and-Foreign Missionary soclety ot the English Lutheran Church will meet at the home of Mrs. John Wenz, 329 South Main street, Wednesday after- ot, ulor! 20, of 290 Rhodes street and Miss Ethel Keeney, aged 19, of 364 Elm street, took out a marriage license. Mrs. Buell B. Bassette has returned ek’s stay at Chicago. munic OCTOBER SALP*~OF FURNITURE High Grade Merchandiseat VeryReasona‘bIePrices Special Values That Will Help Home Furnishers SALL ALL OF Wednesday and 10 lovers of choice. artistic and refined room will do well to see what we made, the as good furniture as is With no reduction in raw materials, that it is impossible for them this year. declare this line Davenports And Chairs Two Two pieces davenport pieces davenport tapestry and taup* pieces davenport pleces davenport pieces davenport pleces davenport pleces davenport pleces davenpor and cha velour and cha and cha and cha and and and Two Two Two Two Two Two Bedroom Suites white enamcl decorated in blue mahogany finish .. S 5 £150.00 Six plece bedroom ix bedroom “ix bedroom <ix plece bedroom arey Seven piece bedroom suite Seven bedroom suite, Seven bedroom suite, Five bedroom suite, su'te, suite, =u'te, fvory plece piece piece twi ED@E@E@EEE@E@@@EE@@@@@@@E@@@@@E@E@El@@@@l VICTIM TO BE HERE Ty Body of Fred Volz Expected Wednes- 30 day or Thursday—No Further Details of Death, The body of Fred Volz. who was murdered at Ligonier, Indiana, Sun- day, is expected in this city Wednes- dap‘or Thursday of this week. If the body arrives Wednesday the funeral will be held Thursday morning with a funeral mass at 9 o'clock at St. Pe- er's church and burial will be in & Mary's cemetery. If the body reach:s this city Tk the funcral will be held at the \ The deceased was of age He was born in this city and lived here practically all his life. For « time he was employed at the Rus- sell and Erwin plant as a brass mold- Volz greenhouses. 1920 Friday. about 11 years He 1cft New Britain May 25, has been travel- ' ling with 8towe's "'nele Tom’s Cabin, a tent show, under the name of Frank Lewia, . GAFFNEY NAMED. Gaffney was re JUIC Judge Bernard F probate last evening at a meeting of the democratic probate delegates, and it is expected that his candidacy will be endorsed tomorrow cvening at a convention of the delegates of the, republican party, to be held in the headguarters Following n last evening Gaffney ontertained at dinner s Elks' club. the delegates and = his friends &@@flfi@@@@@@@@#@@fi@@#@@@@#gfififififififififi&@@@@@@@@@@#Q WEILSH—HANCOCK. A pretty church wedding took place ' 1t the People’s church yesterday when Miss Laura Hancock. of Fairview street, and Welsh were wnited In marria by the Rev. L. S Johnson. Miss Hancock was given in marriage by her father, P. W. Han- cock. Miss Hancock was attended by her sister Inez, as hridesmaid. Ha i Wolsh acted as best man and Ruth \ith of Binghamton, N. Y, and John Perry of Maple Hill were the fower children " P. Knondes of Osgood mest Palmer of Ne Ha- as ushers. After a honey- trip th N Vernon © couple will make their home in Ware- house Point MeMAMON LEASES STORFE. MeMahon has le I o store | Main street to the G. R. Kin- | of New York chy ney company, Ine for the purpose of conducting a re- tall shoe business. The lease is to un two years with a monthly rental | @} of $400 DELEGATION TO ORGANIZE. A meeting of the delegates to the congressional convention to be held at Hartford temorrow morning, will be held this evening at democratic hesadquarters for the purpose of or- ganization, :fi##@@ T iasbartay Centennial lodge, F. ferred S an er the me to the offic afternoon. . B terod FOR TWO DAYS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—MOST OF THIS FURNITURE IS IT BEAUTIFUL Thureday are Furniture Days here, with a list of extra specials that will other as low prices as such goods can possibly and chair chair chair chair mahogany twin twin twin SPECIAL MEETING. another and A. MY will | Clnlb of candidate; al meeting at 5 p. m afiernoon, when th dezres : *1a 1 1 : . re discussed 1his g supper will be se alicinoon : a of the < m- nd candidates of regular ¢ - Wur N and the en- | Chainhi will 2zain be | will be fm oo to be held atien will be hola apprentice dewrie NEW, AND DEPEN DABLE. appeal a home this fall, or even the one furniture. Those who are furnishing offer. We assure you the goods and the prices are right, be bought for. coal, etc.. in sight manufacturers of reliable furmiture prices. No drop in price is expected 1o take place in labor to reduce in brown fizured in combination of upholstered velour ir upholstered $316.00 $350.00 . $368.00 $396.00 . $402.00 $101.00 $109.00 ir upholstered ir upholstered ir upholstered upholstered upholstered upholstered in tapestry ... in taupe velour in tapestry in brown velour in tapestry in brown ri):ur\d vel 5 ) ) ) ] ] ) ) ) ) B E B ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) e D Wl W @ @ A ) ) $150.00 . $160.00 . $204.00 $217.00 £181.00 decorated finish deco e mahogany flnhh ivory decorated . ivory decorated mahogany enamel, beds, heds, beds, n beds, IEEEEEEEEE Our method is one thet re-vitalin>e as well 89 cisanses dothing. j WEDNESDAY " Great Special Purchase Sale . —OF— | New Fall Millinery | Hundreds of Stunning New Fall Hats } Positively — these are the most sensa- tional hat values that have yet becn shown this fall You'll wonder how we can offer them at this price ! 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