New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1921, Page 10

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER mm_mm ummum_umw A Y TR ¢ R NG T 1R AY IDY | Is at Mora Dtan wa ) ove esent | Harry H. ( v wit T t out t ¥ Wome court eld t Dea W the 8§ Canaan M i i close by r t now After Parsons a Officer [ Dean as the 1 Parsons der. Dear Forestville at 1 i until five week 1 Meekertowr { erly \ neighbor of the I the fire new tires he ve- s said to have li time. The weapon according to t} ably a 45 searched tl close by bt pon. Miss Marsons was much of a desc who shot her 1| several times that could identity 1 Officer Pr. officer at the time ¢ was one of the first off * BYHALFBILLION .vu‘ Prices here are half what they were at the “Peak.” Good news indeed to Christmas shoppers 1s the fact that they can scure gifts of furniture here at puw\ that are half and in some cases even less than half, what they were when prices were at the peak. Make your gift Furniture—you can’t go wrong. | (Continued From First Page) Mejor Bertha ¢ Sk R Women's Police Included in the total for the army| \yn who is dol and navy is $31,964,400 for equipment , one of the || s of Brook- | ¢ as a traffic cop | at work on the case regular policemen for othe to try to 1|and maintenance of the air service juties reEularinclizenien Toz Other who was a s ::l.w v lepartment divided $16,195 | ton made a visit to ma “‘l“" for the navy and $14,964/400 fop i ——r————r—— — y 1 o | the arm These compare inih ‘{fr"'l“\”,:'_“ ik S il m e vhen he came into house drunk. ||} ed at the time was never located 59,700 respec Al Dbt HCLl G i R GBI ] though for wrmrn 4 tramped A cconnt A.\‘\\l could rec {_1 1»‘m,vn~. _:1 there || through the hil towns doing various imates carry an item of | V23 an¥, she caused f he * el ] kinds of tinke 00 for continuing construc- | s ntly ‘g0 L pusiness ‘I‘ oy tion on the 1916 building program as |y pis u SO EYE LoRbeRrald 7 L = 5 T ut Sitinieeat v s ol “‘1;**\‘\” il LIBRARY TABLES == SMOKING STANDS ) Navy pay calls for $148,754,000 Saxapniaceriongroba oy ] P o e TN = s & $4.75 UP MQEERN PULPIT . ycalisitor, e e e $30.00 U A DINING SUITE MAKES FINE GIFT FOR THE HOME 1ierc 1 & i whioh any 1" 00,000, e artny 16| B, Policeman Hanford Dart on Center SR o AT s Especially At $193.00 s Discussed by (un"rl'_fd(um.‘l \Iul‘qpn larges m in the war depart- :»”y'( A night He paid $10 and | newest designs and finishes in It certainly is a pleasure to our customers to go through our preciate. M different styles L ) t T b e R e (R Sy library tables awaits your selec- wonderful stock of dining room furniture and see the splendid qual- ind finist hich crable you to 4 In Confercnce — Social And 1«""\44\,: Gimden A\I:fyr‘\w‘}; acio ; v.m“l not Ev'ull_\ m‘ tion here. =~ They are marked ity suites which ngw be secured here at extremely low prices. mateh the other furniture in 1 e |expenditure of $28,946,600 is estimat- |{or os 1”“‘]“_“"",‘ "‘““;"j"‘ specially low for early Christ- Here you will fin | the very newest designs and finishes in dining R i S A e ed. v(:s ; ’-) ”“’I>l plains ”’“d\‘n“ 1erc ‘ mas shoppers, prices starting as room furniture, including the most popular iod styles. 8 Pieces in attractive smoking stands at rd Sout ne Expenditures blic work: el IRl e Al aseauib L | low $30.00, Walnut as low as $198.00. srices nging ym $4.76 ur ministers, numbering about 27, 943,800 uding 44,245,400 for |\1e state is “‘xllh‘,]:'{{' | in conterence at the 1 Congre: fve bors as compared With |Tpe troubl Ll gl pekaeaill tional church to TP for the current year. ichtotblofools ola LSRR Raymond, of Glastonbury acting < Vetcrans' Burcau O e it moderator and Itev, W, ry, pro-| Included in the $ oo a0 By B MGG ey testant chaplain at Wet for tne veterans' bureau are these - ‘]" ’]‘ ';\;" 11” . : ‘” B n"\}r‘ prison, acting scribe, filitary and naval compensas |Cri 2 aoned ket bas Case et uTho) o IRNITURE < 2 ! business of the meeting was to effect|tlon, $160,000,000; military and navy until Thursday morning | THE BIG FURNITUEE STORE the consolidation of the two distri A e 62T 000 e toralires | i conaemnation pXocsSRinkS 0N BEO R B o inelude Hartford, New Britain, | habilitation, $127,000,000; medical | SFtY scized at Her Eopplowsiils and | and nearby town and hospital service: '} | red Cliner's were brought and liquor | A paper was read by Rev, Barstow, |salaries and expe and beer ordered destros puexe i of Norfolk, on questions facing the| Tor prohibition enforcement the|™3S N appearance BYAS A R 3 Shodern pulpit and whether or not the | budget bureau estimates $10,000,000,| Staniey Ozlole K, father of five H v ’Ian I‘0 DOW SRR ) Y e o aul; pulpit should deal with economie and |an increase of $2,500,000 over thic |Children, whose welea ) e i | William F. McEnroe, who formerly day of Obllgation, will b P ocial questions, Luncheon was serv-|year, Expenses of the internal r brought in for no yment of pe conducted the New Britain Dairy | There will be cc ns i ed at 1 o'clock in the church. enue bureau are placed at $66,206,190, | S0nal tax His case was continued. | lunch on Main street and more recent- [Roon and evening N a0 o as compared with $58,032,790 for this|, James Smith was unable to pay his| Jv the Elks' grill, hes taken a per- |troop will meet as 11 on Friday MARRIAGE LICENSES vear, tax because he was out of work. He ymit to build a restaurant on Commer- | e Marriage licenses have been grant- e has a job now and will pay Saturday cial streei, next to the Bollerer build- | HUNTING SEASON OPENS ed as follows: Giovanni Palmese and| = he promised ing he building is to be 40x30 and ‘ > Floris Miani, both of 50 East Maln| Paul Simon, a charity board charge, | will contain two stores. The cost of (BET At i i traets Louis Horewitz of 24 Lafe could not for lack of funds construction is $12,000 in this state Legan today ette street, and Martha Towitz of Ne was discharge - ind will continue until sunset i ol | Louls Poppa claimed to have paid N et : ; i2/ . ) l RG his tax, but wi unable to how a | | JOSEPH'S CHURCH & : aloNdenantment ol S receipt. His case went over to to- Ald society of St. Jo- |conservation reports a normal num f morrow seph’s church will hold @ mecting on |Ler of the animals the western R R Ernest Negro was out of work 11| 1y evening 4 i k to make | counties. Fach hunter js limited to = i (Continued ¥rom First Page) months, sick nine months, has been for the Christmas tree for the | one deer. Last season the kill was R supported by the city for several children. . On Thursday the Feast of | 1,444 MAKESGQ}OD Blflfln night by Sergeant W. C. Hart.and a| mor e 80l Hagifiye ehliorerf SIS e = 4 4 detail of police. The case was con-| Gaorg . Ty tinued until Thursday morning. Goorge. ARpieby, & cripie Was e e Eantelianalatamentiforall Gme, noth drinic | yesterany (L POllComan| s it 1o it e Physicians Relv Upon It.|Chartes Jonnson who made the arrest, | oo ypog 1o hag mo money. at ail. He| Sold in Liquid Or | disagreed with the accused. Savonls|igq s ’ M | LSS g W Year's| " g eht falled for the third | Tablet Form. Judgment was suspended. e e e - | —_— Alex Droski, charged with drunk-|jation ,,‘ e ¥ bal ; o ol . Lo Gude’s Pepto-Mangan iz & blood | enness and breach of the peace, was)served on hin \ % ¢ ¢ d ~ o \ e S e vk Co i NE For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, ral vigor. Weak blood, ¢ 4 with s (B g e P ] o . S isin canses that exnausted, dead | pollceman vas called at 101145 Gl ey Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver tired feeling. It shows in | the complex- had street at the ((v'n)mtlnl ot —— Jon, which becomes dull-hued, pale or landla He found Alex ven The nicest cathartic-laxative in the jty your howels complet gallow. That is b e there His landlady had a change of | ey Ozio o told the court i World to physio your liver and bpwel -~ an 11l feel splendld. T absence of th corpuscles | heart this morning and told the court a week sath of this fellow but he Snie Blynpnn CE Al R i give skin a heal rosy color, that Alex was nelther drunk nor rned to be work bal l\ o = when BRyou have D Ezy, Headache, | up or Gude’s Pepte | abusive. | 65 hours a week and earning $23 il . | the Naval Hos gm.-?; team at|coigs, Biliousness, Indligestion, or 1 S 5 Jarly every day sc Another boarder toid the court that| was to pay his tax and costs | [1€ Hnlnd Iphi v Yard. “Gridiron Dreadnaught” they call Aold Storasen'is on & Cus & 7 b (S P’ siclar o 1 P nig - or L 5 £ 5 § sich anifl r.,i Physi: x caused a distu e last night| of prc on ' One or two tonigh emp- { semia, or poor blood condition 2 — —— - ——— o i i S e e weak blood is fortified In S | of red corpuscles J RABBIT, ESQUIRE A Dift C ‘ O £ it’s irerent Case Now § able down-at. i -"i—- kL LEND vYOU WHY VOLR BUT | - { 20 ‘ TWENTY DOLLARS WATCH'S GOTTA CRCUMSTANCES Torka, . Lok for the {| AND A NICKEL =L CASE, ATER CASES “Gude’s T | WATCH FOR IT f 1 THOUGHT . ITWAS GOLD "1 ‘ 30c LUNCHEONS & 3 are very *)rmu ar. { Have you tried them? | == e — B . ™ EN = sz | THE AFFAISOFJAE Jane Puts A AW! IDI 4G —— IR N ane Puts Across A Wholesale Dea 3Y T 3 Smreee—— ] CROWLEY BROS. INC. TR e j e ' R | WELL, HERE NN Z 27 NO, THAT WON'T DO [THATS EASY, PAIN TERS AND | NE THAT “HAS BEEN oy TM TPYING YO SAVE MADAM= ]‘ DECORATORS Y 4 ;w HUNDRED DOLLARS BUY ~ v ¥ 4 T ™ 267 Chapman Sireet CHRISTMAS ‘ TEL, 755-12 ; Estimates cheerfully ziven on all fobs :“ iofii\g#—— MUCH =St 3 . 5 You Make no Mistake | i p g Yhen in Hartford [ | s to dine at— 1 ¥ HONISS’S 4 20-30 State Street [ Hartford Telephone 3374—3375 | ST risalBiP . s onc oottt o |