New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, RESH\VEFORCE | A Queenly Touch | TSFYAGANSTRATHER | Farl Grey And His Fianece Children Are State's Witnesse o T Muordering His Wite, Five Commissioners Look With | PR e T e placed on trial here today fo Favor on Preliminary Training | £ i A [moraer o s wire, Mo, jointly with Mi arah Knox The formation of a reserve for } in the local fire department was dis- | cussed at a meeting of the fire com- | ottty Vs 5, a missioners last night, Under the pro- | 4 1more ain * 10w posed plan, the member ot | i tri here ¢ oon as the LD it (R p | {8 conc d. The crime 5 A rarde ), the tho . duty for a stated per garded by th uthoriti the most hideous in the crimir order to acquaint the the state duties of a fireman y 3 : nstlake's two children, become regular members o b LCH M partment. Mayor Curti i f th preacHie o ',“ ; W. J. Noble look with favor on the 10) fied T doptlon of such a 4 t U ury that they heare o NE Rt it ¥ : commotion in their parents' hodroon S Ok : s at the time Eastlake and Miss Kinc Rl plant el e S we alleged to have murdered ) oL plan @A Lle iodEmist o i N wife, also that they were toll by 1 5 i/ | , ';At LA A 1€ ) ) i * c T ha ‘ mother % 3 \, | b A 2 By ¥ their father that their motl "'g ¥ 2 (-9 15 likelihe ill and to keep quiet ‘e asked for ihe 10 a low for the organization such a v 4 i FIGHTING IN RUSSIA foree It was pointed out that as the situation stand 1t prese an ap-| poiniee to the department has little oF no expari in fire fighting | Wtk 5 cents Out of Border Territory. dutic Whole families of the Soviets Are Trying to Drive Insur- . Dolls dressed in their finest—and Dolls that Riga, Letvia, Dec 3 (Dy A RS0 g e clated Pross)—Russian soviet forc i R onleynot began on December 11 an active crm- | he electr 1ent, submitted paign to drive the insurgents out 4 2 a bill for $ n the Southern 2 {2 # S e R e i R them New Engl: ephone company, ”: . i Stubl ¥ X e & and was for services and work done| By i c trict was reported in pro last March. On a recommendation A 5 7 e i { y A )olls at oy y sleen an Yolls . alk e L B 5 das. e Ar Cre ot Il ot w T i ikl histhancoc L ady 8 Dolls that go to sleep and Dolls that talk vayment was withheld until the bill 1 & 7 r | Glenconner. Tl s their fi y octl y the en- | 1% e s R S e J 1 becember 5, i | Glenconner. This i their fi t phote zether sinee the e : and walk. i : gt | s ! 1 as anded that Finland | gagement of the famous English statesman was announced. intendent Cooley snid that with the o Y| withdraw yport from the Kare- \ passing of Churchill's Jewelry store A 5 3 ARt o i A 7 e : A b Sy ] n January 1,a change will be beees | B o ki ostniagtions I PRBIANG AN DT Rt e We think the Doll Family we are showing sary whereby the fire alarm bell will 1 her S— t i = be ‘sounded at 12 noon and 9 p. m ! { 1Y e . s ) fhe hege feerll this Christmas is the best ever. Mr. Cooley said it will entail a heavy | People There Said to e Opposed to | ) cost to install wires into the new Going Under Dublin Parliament, | | Churchill store on West Main strect. | Plggy-Back e e e e e e TaU D oo Prices from— Under a plan he has mapped out,| - ) 4 A | | Press.) Notwithstand t I . o [ saic oule " ossible | " | Y = far 1 i { o ‘.\h.\l ooley \‘.111 it s d be p : il When this little shaver eried Queen R T e s James W, Goodwin of Haverhill, | § @ . to \,\)3 » E c 0 have a Vestern nion clock in " o b v 1 talled at the central station, and that| oot ¥ : don g S : s lishabstieyedqtoabessuiclie e I A & Q!j e Cooley's New Plan are waiting for the little mothers to clothe orn fighting in the > opened the Stowage there would he no cost for the attac e 3 S B ment of the apparatus. The commis. |, 0 0, ar 0 or bubics from two to seven. ¥ s s a dis o ; i sioners voted to make the change irec ’ 3 | pateh from the sar nggested. [on Sunday re; ! Owing to the fact that the fire| IRISH CLERGY MISETS, [ osein Codinice il L osses for the past ntl e n =X [ | ’ ”‘ n o ] e river v heen completely adjusted, ther 5| Today's Session Likely to Bring Forth e 10 report from the ¢ s Statement o1l Treaty, < % . oo Nl gneo take ‘ ! f the fire prevention bureau was a : 1 v £ he indifferc I The resignation of James Austin + T 4081 primate of om’ the department was read elndiand theln s of every dlo- 7 et i L G ; ) e ‘ & L‘/‘. /“, g Co-0p- the um See them in our Show Window, eaty terms ceepted 1 for a meet- . Shortage of Funds 1 Vi xpected ; | npendin s ‘ Chief Noble and Superintendent | ake s expression regard- X — > | ol g, ooley explained to the commis g tl e treaty ¢ ; ] % : o t A vs the henefits which will be deriv ! at they will vote ¢ § i ¥ R Y | R WOMANS / e rom the installation of bells in the | gly, and possibly unanimous- X H : | A APPAREL SPELIALTIES boxes in the ce of thel! or of the treaty. Suc 3 5 : ae Ll GOLETT Vi - . R ‘,“x s | by the Catnolic hierarchy 3 i IR : | ] P : / ’ sl NEW BRIT&IN zs would sound o - mpet 1 1ent for rati- ing, and would he of g ) Dail LEiveann, which to the traffic officers in regulating | meets tamorrow itar atioal lon the caty traffic and making the strects safer or the public and firemen (ooley estimated that the instal M these would be abe er hox. Owi o the low f1 Couple Married by Father Winters at vesent, it was decided to lay Church of St John the FXvangelist watter over until the next meeting hen a more definite estir of the nancial cor ns will available. S y Char The comn mers listenc mmunication from o 1ix h Kfast et ; wedding breakfast was served a lichstaedt, chairman of the s ] e ot " S S the home of the bride’s mother after | N0 Need £5; : mittee of the common cou ) h O B NI S ala- F K. o T otmeon koAl 0 i BB oit e e o e [vell T e A eoelie varty: v ur Big Morning Sale—From 9 to 12 30 hanges in salaries confemplated | \"”’f“ opas & tins \1o | pigEy-back across the river as he did Short. Sirloin x"\\r'flw'-q hould be submitted to the December| O thelr return they will live at 112 1 i Dhatochoies &9 E% ‘]1'3) fi A \eeting of the common council. May- [ Jubilee street this missionary. i Round s e o Curtis informed the COMIMISSION | pe———— that this was not necessary. Chair-| 9 i . TR & Presh Ground 9[5? BEST MAINE man Hierpe gave his views that the | £ X N . 2 Y L) - B | Hambars 3 L. DT TR A T oo hoard should cooperate with (he - | BUY ELECTRIC GOODS IN ELECTRIC STORES g POTATOES . 'm:.yr:;l el g e e Where knowledge of Electricity aids buyer 1 ||S mall Lean Fresh 148 ‘ ; munication without action. In rc to get best results from appliances P e |15 Lb Peck i CADESGES SR G fo e salary of the chiet, Commis ROYAL CLEANERS e e =) - - - — : nanpr Betdpany Pl Lo sanlell | LAUN-DRY-ETTE WASHERS \ § 8 PRESH CUT HAMBURG 1b 18¢ BEST FRANKFORTS. ... 1b 18 | AL DAY ROl | s memee e stood that Chief Noble would |} A chance on an electric train with every purchase. T Gt R g " added remuneration for his i % vl i cau OB 10¢ Lt "?O‘.. SUGAR B Ih. 6e; 17 Ibs. $1.00 i e e il N Beer L. Veal | g e e | | : W‘ HIN( HI IFFE [l Choiee Clinck e 20 B WHITE LOAF FLOUR ... .vvvvvvnvvenn. ... sack $1.10 SANDERS--STEFANTCK Roy Sanders and Miss Molly Stef anick were married Monday morni at the church of St. John the ist by Iev Father Winters, Mary's church, 33¢ ; Roasts R & Veal no chan in the present salary. E Q@ A ] -0~ | sman In Hospital i 50 MAIN STREET TEL 505-2 § |} Meaty Shoulder Cuts 20¢ Chief yble repotted that Lienten M Boiling Deel . ant John C. Connolly of Engine com s < L § Choice fump < lang = pany, No. 6, would be ur:' duty g i i % P ok N f Beef ... .Lb, | s.,b&. from six to eight weeks in a hos- ; 5 ¢ pital undergoing treatment for an in-|% ' ’ jured knee. A substitute will he de \ B 4 1 EVAPORATED MILK. can f1¢ | ROYAL LUNCH CRACKERS CHALLENGE MILK 2 cans 27 S ity Mpariioni SARDINES 6 cans WINNER COFVER I 21¢ PRUNES 3 The, VAN LAMUS BEANS, .sran 1hg PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 cake R S R {ailed in Lieutenant Connolly's place, Pork Chops - oLib, 2 s | E W I“I)(.‘.I\\d\!)}) CREAMERY BUTTER and he will be paid $18 a week as Nice Corn Made ~ 1 BEST PURE LARD yrovided under the provisions of the |pé | | J4 =4 ( | NIR Gpare Ribs . e ¢ Mot M i x]‘«lnyu]nu.\‘ll\ml law 3> AW I \' & M&JQ AN # Ficsh Y A i e et R e el 572 (O et Dot B PEANUT BUTTER . 17¢ PARKSDALE BGGS. . doz. CONVICTS OFFER AID. Loin - Frankforts e ehans . O antihal - @ BEST POTATOES . Sing Sing Warden Does Not Let Them Tamper With Safe. n > i B Best Creamery est b CRAPEIRET 2 | ONIONS v York, Dec. 13.—The big safe | & s g 8 prrren i PURE LARD ..2 Lbs C I LEMONS office of Si ing prison Y Special Guaranteed = Best Whole Milk A . LN i FURNIPS out of order yesterday and is lock 5y ) ) i i/ A B 4 1 I ) ! so tightly and curely that it ca b 127 ]lnm St., Opposite Arch St. not be opent means of the cor i *Phone 1109-2 bination. Warden Lewis 1. Lawes, 5 9-2 e e BRI US HELP YOU WITH £ Our Famous Dinner Blend (QFFE 5¢ | doesn't care to have them get too much knowledge about the sare ant || Our ('arefully s?le('tcd‘ asso?i,- I i Red Butterfly TEA All Varicties Eb 35¢ b m..' ‘Jul — - ¢ ment of practical gifts for i Lk A woman conducts an extensive dog farm fn Skagway, Alask. § Women, Children and Little Folks will be § 1o - eI B oM A T === i} gure to please both the giver and recipient. B} V" M0 %3; (U ‘51)?@: ; (:J‘SLRBS i N coonic . &UC Al L can L LC | You Make no ;‘“.Stakc O e s e “'—A—':’——'——*—- ; Il‘.‘ Beans I Lbs, 25@ | \I\b\‘.; ¢ Corn Can 1@(‘ Printed from your Engraved Plates When in Hartford 5 0 e 0 5 20 50 0 B 50 B 5 5 B 5 0 0 R B 9 54 ) { s. to dine at— HONISS’S M C LeWitt 20-30 State Street 295 MAIN ST. Tek.phf,l,?cflgr;?;f_;m75 Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Of The Better Kind Agent For Worll Known Hamilton Watch. Diamonds Are Lower Than Last Year 3 Orders taken all week for delivery before Xmas. - The Best in Fruits and Vegetahles N 17¢ | WEmae L oBd ADEK.I APbiEe . 1 a 3DC | HAvAvY ... 1 19€ A LY K i i I\J E; New English DL Stone A \\.\1,.\|'|‘:‘ : L, %g( TR |‘|~~.IK 6 The %SC 66 CHURCH ST. 25 S S 9c — TFountain Pen Headquarters — IRAPEPRUIT .4 For c RAISINS 21(: 1 | S New Evaporated 19 Snow, Ball APPLES C POP CORN Lb. 9c i —— S 3 R P PR T SRR BB [ CROWLEY BROS. IN( PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 755-12 Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs |5 ARAR A BAEHE 5 B SR B S G900 | B 30e \ , Ses. Misod et 20€ | O™ 1 33¢ § For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. B PR B PR A P B B S PR B R PR