New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 3

New Britain behind the city service car that had been taking a sick triend home. Judge J. H. Kirkman imposed the minimum penalty of $50 and costs Boston Store SALOONMEN DENY THEY VIOLATED LAW, (Continued on Third Page) ANTI-REDS RUSHED BANK. London, Nov. 29.—The anti-bol- shevik forees led by Gen. - Balako- vitch, whieh remained in the field |after the Russo-Polish armistice have been pushed into the marsh district to the northwest of Mozyr, it announced in Sunday's official state- B [ B8 I R [ .éagx-flllm & To. i HARTFORD R — ment from Moscow, received today. ests. He was arrested for the tueft of ; St I CTRIN FinalSale of Levett Frank Goods Tuest reation Building. i —_— i Levett, Frank Leather | |Levett, Frank Co Coats $15.00 $19.75 To Commit Dobruck. The adjourned case of the State vs. George Dobuck was threshed out and as a result the accused was ordered to await action of authorities at the state reformatory, from which institu- tion he is mow on parole. Lawyer = Daniel O'Keefe represented his inter- EREEE was, Handkerchief News . | We have moved Handkerchief | Department to the North Aisle, oppo- site Linen Department, where, with @ Incrensed counter space and | shelf room, we arc i a position to handle the increasing business in this de- partment much more ecasily and sat- Isfactorily. Come in and let us show you what we have broughi together for your CHRISTMAS BUYING, one-half piat of the fluid under | which the charge is brought, was ob- tained in each place.. After the pur- chaser had received the flask the man in charge was notified Autoist Is Fined. Albo Gregory was charged with driving his car without lights or res- istration pa. Patrolman William Doherty arrested him last night on Bast street when he drove up the street with both front lights exting- uished. The accused explained that | he had changed his clothes, leaving in another pocket EREEE bruck was running away with a hand- full of bills He went after the boy and caught him in White's alley. The ccused offered Brennecke $10 to re- lease him. The bowling man took the accused to the station, where Policeman Anthony Walenczius rched linding only 87.50. ors alley He was ses hin Boli CHILDREN'S Colored borders at 10¢ each. Hem stitched with embroidered corners. 2 and 3 in box at 20, 38, 38, 55 and 3 cents a box, HANDKERCHIENS, roidered corners, 10c¢ LADIES " to S, embroidered corners, 50 cents. corn . plain, 20, 38, embroidered s, Initials, cotton and linen, 13¢ up. Silk and Crepe de Chine in variety, Fancy colored borders, Plain white H. 8., 15¢ Sk khaki at 59c. Linen M. S, 80, 609¢, T3¢, 80c, Initials, cotton and linen, 15¢ wup. Do your b & carly as there is no surplus of desirable goods on market. tu .'wr. — PALACE — Extraordinary Attraction —=NEXT— Thurs., Fri., Sat. VIRGINIA PEARSON ~—AND— SHELDON LEWIS HANDKERCHIEFS, | the pap fined $3 on the second count. Fight In Coffce House. John Paparitis faced charges drunkenness and breach of the peace, and George and Thomas Papas and | Sagus Apostoto were arraigned on ! drunkenness charges as a result of a fight in a Main street coffee house urday jght. Patrolman Thon Storey arrested the accused after investigation of the trouble. | was fined $10 and costs | John and a friend were dancing in | the coffee house according to the tes- timoy offered in court, when Thomas Papas insisted that they stop. When he refused, John was struck in the eve with a glass. A free-for-all tight sulted. There was evidence of a con- siderable amount of whiskey 1 used up by the accused Paparitis was the only man who carried marks from the figkt. He nzed Thomas Papas with striking him. The trouble arose, he said, be- ause Thomas was unable to find room to dance and hecame indignant when John wouldn’t 1 the floor. Drunken Driver Fined. John Wolinski entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of driving while drunk. the accused Wednesday shortly after midnight on Commercial street after | he had rounded the corner of Main street in a suspicious manner. policeman questioned him and found that his suspicions were well founded. After leaving the car the accused stag- gered around the road, Cabelis testi- fied. Sergeant George re- ave Kelly and Patrol- man Thomas Storey testified that the accused was very drunk and not cap- able of driving a car. He told the latter policeman that he had four glasses of wine at his own home. Law- yer Albert A. Greenberg asked if Wolinski was able to walk alone. The reply was in the affirmative. The accused has been driving four years, he told the court. Wed- ay night, he explained, he came to for ! ot having | Driver Peter Cabelus arrested failure to pay his personal tax. Shortly afterward $28 was found hid- | den in his clothing. The accused met Main street, he said, whiskies. After another stop for a similar purpose, he went to the bowl- ing alleys. He r Is nothing of what happened from that time on, he said. .Prosecutor G. W. Klett brought out the fact that he accused has been on parole from the state reformatory only three monhs. Frank Malinowski, feited a bond for faflure tqpappear in court to answed charges. Poolroom Owner James Zachary with keeping a poolroom without a permit therefore and with allowing - same to remain open on Sunday. The room adjoins w barber shop on High street. Secveral card games” were in progress when Patrolman Denis Nealon ar- rested the proprictor yesterday after- noon. The accused some friends on and had two v plain drunk, for- wa was igorant of the poolroom laws. Yesterday, kLe. said, some friends came into the barber shop and while sitting around decided to play for soft drinks. He was fined $7 and costs on each count. Isaac O'Bhana was brought in. for Isaac told the court he has been in New York on a painting job and returned only last month. He was ordered to The pay. Frak Brigandi, on a similar change, stated that he had paid in South Manchester. He was ordered to pay with costs. Similar judgment was handed down in the cases of Ladislaw Perzan, Rich- ard Naples and Albert Josephiak. “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” is gen- uine Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty Ac t only an un- broken “Bayer package” which con- tains’ proper directions to relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu- ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cos few cents. Druggists also sell larger “Bayer packages.” Aspirin is trade mark ‘Bayer Manufacturer Mono- aceticacideter of Salicylicacid. Made Rooy There’s a big idea behind the sightly, exclusive and sensible shape of the :«"uxfia Umbrella *‘the litie umbrella with the big spread’* It gives genuine protec- tion that no other umbrella affords. Dealers everywhere. Made by ROSE BROS. CO., Lancaster, Pa. ARE 'YOU GOING? Benefit Performance New Britain General Hospital Building un LYCEUM THEATRE Matinee and Night, Thurs., Dec. 2 6—Special Acts of Vaudeville—6 And “Held in Trust” Starring May Allison George Kibbe Turner’s Red Book Magazine Story Vividly Pictured on the Screen Tickets 50c, 75¢, $1.00 On Sale Now at Lyceum Box Office, Campaign Head- quarters, and by Factory Team Workers Reserved Seats ExchangedWednesday and Thursday Morning from 10a.m. to 12noon at Lyceum Box Office ““Help Your Hospital—You'll Need It!” $600,000 Nov. 29—Dec. 6 AR EREEE 2 Black, brown and tan.. These coats originally three times our price, For pracitcal wear they are ideal, Many models ta select from. velour, tweed, and mixtures in to 42. 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Fine for children dresses, underwear, underlinings, ete. 36 inches wide SILK STRIPE $1 25 SHIRTINGS DOWN TO ... o Ganuine imported silk stripe shirtings eagerly desired for gifts. Suitablg for men's shirts, waists and dresses. 32 inches GENUINE MIGEL MOON-GLO SILK This is a sensationally low price for famous produc Radium silk at same price_ some before it's all gone. Prices here are less for these goods. this Get prices than half regular Many Years. WELL ADAPTED ¥OR CHRISTMAS GIFTS SATIN, FOULARDS $ l AND PLAIDS . Navy and iold blue printed Foulards, dresses, waists and other uses. They are che than cotton goods. Plaids in navy and taupe navy and green. For waists and skirts. GENUINE IMPORTED $l ENGLISH CORDUROY 4 English corduroy of the very fin wonderful for service, Shown ANOTHER DROP I inches wide. MALLINSON’S SILKS .. etrteaen $2' Final chance to get the famous Mallinson de luxe and radium, 40 inches wide, at less h half price A silk dress pattern would certais make a fine Christmas gift. Imported quality and black. 27 Last chance to get Levett Fran Wool Goods all Prices much Lowe LOWEST PRICE FOR PEACHBLOOM Peachbloom, the most popular season for Sults, Dresses and Hats, in tan, grotto, reindeer, castor, blue, beaver and black. This is the cloth Levett, Frank used in their $§100.00 to $150.00 zarments, We have only a small quantity left. Come early. 56 inches wide: sponged and shrunk. [] BX [m] B3 (w] $6.79 cloth this (] B [m] B3R [w] 32 [w] B (w] B2 ] WOOL JERSEY CLOTH DOWN TO 56 inch Heather Wool Jersey Cloth for Suif] «nd Dresses. This Is extra heavy weight, all wool sponged and shrunk, best quality. ‘We only hav a small amount left. This cloth Levett, Fran used in their $26 00 to $45.00 garments. N2 ISR ISR IS Ll 2 L