New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 2

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PLAN BIG DEBATE Question of Dircct Primaries Will Bo ' Argued in This Year's , BEDROOM BARGAINS IN nominate state officers, or whether | the direct primaries, now in use in nearly all of the states, should be stituted, will be heard here Friday ;, Fobruary 18, v part of this year's triangular de » betweon New Britain, Hartford and New Haven High schools. In every case Three-Piece Ivory Suite of Bed, Dresser and Toilet $1 19.00 Three-Piece Mahogany Suite of Bed, Dresser and Toilet $ l 25.00 Suite of Bed, $145.00 Three-Piece Walnut Suite of Bow En Bed, large Dresser and Toilet Table. Regular price $450. $294.00 Reduced to the afirmative team | of each school will remain at home to oppose the negative team from one of the schools participating. Thus ritain’s affirmative team will o the negative team of Haven High school in this city; New Britain's negative team will. go to Hartford to debate with Hartford's | | amMrmative team, and Hartford's ne | tive team will go to New Haven to meet New Haven's uflulnul\n team The Ived, that Connecticut should adopt the direct primaries for the nomination of | party eandidates for state officers.’” | The debate here will be held in the | | Grammar school hall New Britain's atfirmative team |{s composed of Harold Eisenberg, cap arold E. Lipman, Sydney Alli- | son and Truman W. Camp, alternate. | The negative team consists of Sydney | M. Raphael, captain; Hyman I. Judin, Leroy C. and Jacib Putter- man. alternate The entire debate is held under auspices of Wesleyan university Willlam C. Kranowitz and A. S. Han- cock, who is .a member of the High school faculty, are directing the work of the local dcbaters. The chairman and the judges in this city will be announced later. gainst Three-Piece Walnut Dresser and Toilet Four-Piece Mahogany Suite of Post Twin Bed, Dresser and Toilet Table. Reduced THIS BEDROOM SUITE Suite of Bed, | Of Bed, Dresser, Chifforobe and Toilet Table, of the $179.00| " PEE V" §158.00 Our Bargains In Dining Room Furniture Cannot Be Equalled Every Article In Our Entire Stock Is Actually Reduced IS THIS IS A GENUINE SALE February 14th is the last day that Whittall Rugs can be purchased at the “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” question Three-Piece Walnut Dresser and Chifforobe rug Co tain Boys’ AND DATS Fleischer DON’T HESTITATE ! rment In h ls of the rable and ne In every We have just one big soft Daven LEGION BALL CONCERT Band reduced prices. port with separate spring cushions whici we will cover in one of our $6.00 .grad Tapestry or in a blue Velout fo $195 complete. Here is a bar‘ for the first comer. After that date the 9x12 Anglo-Per- sian grade which we now sell for $lOg-will advance to $130. oys' Clothes such qual- . 87.50, S0, rogram of Philharmonic for Tomorrow Evening Will Lend Mil- itary Atmosphere. ta at the brmerly just Director FEdward J. Lynch of the .. Philharmonic band prepared an excellent program for the concert ! which is to precede dancing at the American Legion ball tomorrow eve- ning at the State Armory. The con- i cert, which 1s to start at 8 o'clock {18 as follows { Opening. “America.” March, “American Legion.” “ BY BOMB OUTRAGES a3 208 e arker Overture, “Light Cavalry” Suppe (a) “‘Beautiful Annabélle Lee™ Meyer “Bombs’" Giving Forth Of- Used Chemical fensive Odors, (b) “Just Like a Gypsy" Rayer Bellers Kitchen Furnishing Co 1gn Missionary ith chureh will | Pmorrow at “A Century of n Influence on | Mrs. 8 M. rEe jal Alsplay We dvt, win repair all » Sarinoush Da por Manoogian o Camp Real ly brick block amily house in shington stroet Kitchen Cabi- Furnishing Co day party of Mot comps will bon at the home lor of 52 Pearl Ille to go to the et Sule Home ver } Selection, Simons and Rainbow Girl"” o Hirsch { Finale, “With the Colors Morris At a meeting of the committee last { night. a pleasing sale of tickets was reported. Twenty boxes have been aat outil and/thal entivelnorth) sidelof b the hall has been arranged with seats | for the dancers. The affair is to be | | intormal ott's orchestra will play In the center of the floor and the Philharmoniec band will occupy a position at one end of the hall, pro- viding continuous music. Budgets Are “Pruned" Commissioners Silent the “prun- board of - rday after- “The Work was completed b the yeste ing’”* committee of ance and taxation noon at a meeting in the office of Mayor O, F. Curtis and a report wih | bo made Friday afternoon to the en- tirc hoard Although the committee has refused to make a public state. ment concorning the items cut, it is understood that the department budgets have been pared as close as is possible MORE TROUBLE IN TRIAL. Prosecutor has Trouble in Getting Witnesses in Matewan Murder Case. Willlamson, W. Va Feb. 10.— When the Mingo county court opened | bomb outrages that this morning with 12 jurors ready to hear the Matewan murder trials Judge Ballex stepped down from the bench to inquire as to a rumor that the state would k for a continu- ance because of absence of important witnesses Aftor a conference with B V. Avis of counsel for the state Judge Balley returned to the bench and order a roll call of witnesses It was under- stood that while Mr. Avis had not asked for a postponement he had asked the indulgence of Judge Balley owing to the absence of witnesses, Postponement at that timte, it was stated, would under the law throw the cases out of court RESCUED HER PARROT. 8 Years Old Year, Shipwrecked at Sea, Insists on Saving Her Pet. eb. 10.—Kitty Barrett, 8 years Ind golden haired, shared hory 4 pet parrot in a tale of o old by passengers landing mship Cartago here yes- little girl, a daughter of Barrett, a newspaper mingham, Ala., re- until she had her stateroom the bird AP~ Havang in Labor War. Feb. 10.—Federal and state today were Chicago. authorities campalgn against dynamite and Two were trated here in the last two days. dynamite explosions last night believed by the authorities to have been | connceted with a labor war. Victor Kolasky today was in danger of losing his sight and his wife Clara was suffering from shock as a result of the explosion of an infcrnal machine at the plant of a dairy company. The engaged in a **odor’" | have been perpe- | concern has been involved recengly in a | disagrecnent with the milk drivers® fon. Amother bomb apartment house on the west side, out the janitor's quarters, porch and broke every window building. The owner of the apartment sald she believed the directed toward the janitor, a union man One more throwers wa tore victim of chemical added to a lengthening list when one of the missiles was ex- ploded in a department store, driving clerks and shoppers to the street. According to the police the '‘odor'’ bombs first were dirccted against mov- ing picture house 11 Bros.—Advt. un- | exploded at an | wrecked the | fn the | bomb had been | non- | JENNY SZYLIZ MME. 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