New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 7

T . s . 0 I 2 AR RO A RAMAR 53 A it e 1 11 4 TV A v T T Y RN 1 RSN N L A T YIS 29T s . A PRI T T N P T 4Ty | I )] nvill = = ¢ FLainvilic Saturday With Its Special Bargains Should Bring the Thriity in a Hurry IT 1S THE WIND-UP OF A TWO DAY SALE T 1 \& BROUVGHT MANY VARIOUS REDUCTIONS ON SEAS BILE MERC \ MUCH O \ FOR CHI MAS REMEMBRANCES TO THOSE WHO AI'PRECIATE \CTEL tend Field Da Pue to Bad ¢ R N e i i i . Gl f 'OR CTHE MEN ESPECIALLY \ sP \LL. IN MEN & g . Do vou realiz part of their Ea “\\I\\rl D SECONDS” H,n».:‘mr‘l i fae : ar wor o ‘ ert i | SRR RO DIVBE S I th givn raiture vear more than ever, to $3.00 eac) they know that y ' | will o e for years to o it £ S e e e S e EACH 1S OUR PRI of “Winste r t are worth up to = 59 EACH, for “Wh AFTEIR THANKSGIVING SALE OF COATS THAT WILL MAKE MANY A WOMAN HAPPY QUALITY, STYLEL, 1I'Ir vaLut l\\'\I\H\.vI\— wd of what a Coat shonld be. The worth while. In values we ha Coats for many a year. Choice anship enahle us to offer you Coats WITH WOLEF COLLAR AND CHFEY rth at this price, others with heave cach. Do not buy a Coat until you s BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY SPLCIAL PRICES on hest g nilitary and low heels, $9.50 and [ ONF STRAP l)\\(l\!.l!\ll'\‘- pa BLACK SATIN PUMPS, one t SILVER CLOTH PUMPS, one iertainmen four wa Mack Truck Holl Up Trolleg Trafiic Tor Day A\ truc ompany o ir 1 it as several hour Berlin People Are Asking Town Yor Still seek Charity [ toy S i 816} “ : ] [ .:‘,". v-w. ‘ T R "‘." YT ; s ey ‘mm \id—Four Applications nn One [on Wednesday and one o Weck—=Session of Court—Berlin i ym ¢ t e o ; : f ) ‘ AN R 1‘“‘ g A PN AN i B 5" b ‘{&m‘a trom rsons seeking 1tems of Interest. ; ; : i ; : v ; \ i st 1 WV lirne £ 3 i = . 4 stated this mor lerlin street and vicinity was the [has been the rc several accidents Thanksgiv- | ¢ tion to | ing eve and day due to the slippery < T & n Canad the ; 3 in¢ -\"'H ne a condition of the roads cuased hy the evident that from r wome riay : & s At storm of Wednesday evening. Pro t ployment situation | i bly the worst aceident of the day was |1 d ins s Berlin i at th i social give i Bitted that of a five ton Mack truck which t time t 1 [ thic vt chu ; A ; overturned at about 3:30 o'clock yes- familics terday morning in front of the € hall on Damon's Hill. The truck was |tre driven by Jack Sorel of New Britain |cach thnc and was headed for New Brituin hav- | In a lay ing come from New Haven with a load |thorough i tigation 5t he made | Bre 4 ¢ X 1 \ . 3 ;) = , g b As far as can be learned the truck |P¢ Biven to the people. It ofte - A ; Dog Warde ilip Marino arest- | B8 ? : - “ A\ v SMOKED was coming. down Damon's Hill when | \Yecks before the investigution is com- | Willium 1 S A 5 t d % ! the rear wheel began to slide forwara |Pleted and aid s finafly scq il ABLDHIERLS D] teoaLe 1 or not ¥ A 3 Pt i ey o FaTRl TN and in & short time the truck had| , . Hed Cross Drive | e S L L o leiting it | [ VAT 1% S o - 3§ HAMS swerved to the left and had turned | :»u“\ ESHGTEN SRR Eolies R n « = Sh ( D e 3 \ ) A | X : on its side with the hood facing the i M e ; : ; 2 B KA ; W] 6 | HalL or-\VHola T 1sury Grange hall and the ml,\ of the tri closed lying directly across the tracks of the ynuceticut Co. The driver in the truck jumped from the machine and was not injured. Another passenger in the truck also s d injury. chairman this morning not heen that this group Miss Berth As a result of the mishap trolley lm,, e service has b 7 and the trol- |yateineton will ab jodst leys are capable of going only as far|q¢ 100, The drive as where the truck crosses the track. |qieeesstul in Rerlis The truck was still in place this morn- [{yan in a large p ing but it is understood that the Actna [ yvopy o people hive Insurance Co., of Hartford will take |, o\ their enrollments charge of the removal of the truck|onds have heen obtal It is thought that they will make ar Session of Court rangements with the Connecticut ¢ 1- ol 1 her final report but POT ROANT FRESH PORK LOINY pany to use the trolley wrecker Grisworld a session of t A truck belonging to Joseph Arbour |court heid here last Wednes of New Britain was upon the scenc Stinlcy Merinkio vesterday morning at § o'clock and % removed the vegetables from the ma- HAMS S and his case was chine 1itil November ), < cC 1 i V Backed Into Street Samuel Hook of this town ap) ) o Try Our Pure A Hudson tourning car owned by |in court for having an 1 nse gir toot has r « i t i £ Vincent Muiro of New Haven and used [dog. His case was dismissed | stid t v London |8 ree s m < VEAL FOR STEW as a public passenger car skidded on |prosecut ! u v oda hore d progres: r on a |k L wet pavement inf ront of the Geor Miller wa ¢ and \ rect small e « A1 Blake and Woodruff store Wednesday |cos or having an unlic f I f t [ evening at about 9 o'clock and as a|his possession i 1 cn the guests ! . SHORT CUT LEGS result backed into the door of the| Julius wsky plead t Mrs, B 5 1 Ma i ' L store leading to the stock room on a charge | ! t The driver r is not known, [dog and his case was dischurged | t Ml {gg OB ERLIRL ) even the owner not knowing who had [the judge. th ¢ TR A his car at the time of the accident Family Reanion i [ \ q oWt John Blake notificd the state police] A family ‘ th i oW \ N \ t in Hartford soon after the accident|home of Iir inesmuch as the driver of the r yesterday, PO Poi machine drove f immediately following the a 1¢ An | L It New DBritair automobile following 1 scription Postoflice Notes of the one seen in Berlin was founc oth the pos by the state police in a New [ n|lin and Kensington posto avenue garage in Hartford. The driv- [received voste fron s ha T i the offi take notice Mucl onfu ) ind trouble « |averted if kages to he sent thr | 1 day | the few NIECTIONT iday GAR, 2 1hs, ‘:‘,(1”\“‘:'“,‘\.,‘-“? mbare gz Next Sunday Starti TIWEN S Y aia ford spent ’ S Amer ezion Week «~77'; 5 " A APPLES GLOBE AVING AT FOX'S g at the hom i Rek 4] ;1-\";.\ Eve. 3 TURNIES s Biomiag taly ia hesi S THE SHEIK “2B¢ | 7™ 28 Mildrum and family