New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1921, Page 2

50 Per Cent. Oif On All Toys Stationery Dept. | The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street | [ A e R A N Men’s Shirts Of Madras Madras, at four prices and Silk Stripe $2.76—3 for $8.00 — Values $2.95—3 for $8.50—! Values $3.45—3 for $10 — S84 Values $4.15—3 for $12—$1.50 Values M Men's Neckwear $1.00 Grade 0¢ $1.50 Grade . $2.00 Grade $2.50 Grade $3.00 Grade . $3.50 Grade ... Our entire stock of fine cut silk and knitted Scarfs, both im- ported and domestic. HORSFALLSY %99 ‘Women's Shop, 140 Trumbull St, sylum Street § Hartford “I¢t Pays To Buy Our Kind.” ] City Items | | Viectrolas and lncorxls at Morans'. | —advt. Meet me at Schmarr's for dir of Kosciusko Post, World = ¢ ns. It has been discov First anniv sale boy 1 | ome time and suits starts Thurs. at Des Boston, Dec. Z8.—Counsel for Dist d vad land.—advt. | Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier won a il Mrs. Charl Andrews will en-|br irmish leli inarkeds el d that tertain memt of Alexandra lodge, | oper today of the « saving that it a pay Daughters of St. George, at her home [the before the it from the post for benetits - o 23 Day street, tomorrow afternoon. |of some 60 charges of e s ember o AT Miss Helen Kell klin street|which a r st for removal has |the post.” Any such story as that is S is spending the ha with relatives|been made by Attorney Gen. J. Wes- |Unirue, be N R NARent - e in New York city. ton Allen. : i wtached membership in :\ « QUEDORIICONTITSLS Real good time, Elks'—Mon. Jan. 2. | ¢ court sustained a demand .‘ Kosciusko 17ost An outdoor contest and hike v e D —advt, itor James A, Reed of Missc The off of the organizatiol reld by the patrol leader. mf":“” "{ e e TFirst anniversary sale girls’ coats | r counsel for Pelletier, that Louis +disco 1 that someone who ha the local Boy Scout troops next|new hall to be crectec and suits starts Thu 1t Thesse-Le €, secretary of the on I s to pri used for . probably Saturday, und the . land.—advt. s hous irection of Frederick T lFay, in- WILL ENT James Carty, who i | tachin ecks | structor of the school. The b L e raleh T er in the well kno e e emble at the South chureh, which |y o 0 Gion ™ with City Four, s sper | ¢ e he wiers for Troop 2, and will his wife and family at wnn home | <€ e convenient place a few the corner of High and Lafayette | 1016 11 where they will put| streets. He will go to Philadelphia lo Danic | scout requirements into next week to open up an éngagement at the Palace theater therc First class entegtainment at 1%ir¢ men’'s Ball New Year's Eve. at Stat Armory.—advt | Miss Pelia Burke, employed at the home of Elijah Rog Meadow, fell on the fce to'the mail box this mornir First ecoats, suits and d at Besse HARGREAVES ELECTED Deputy City Clerk is Named Captain of Wugh W. Miler Company, Knights of Pythias Harry A. Hargrea captain at a mectir 1 ler company at the monthly meeting held last eve ning in Vee A treet newly elected head of t 18 af nected deputy tow Othe Hartford, stallation wit er the Main street nory MAS ENT A Christ held by the = ¥ Tirst Baptis t e Headaches From Laxative DRROMO QI relieve the H Cold. A toni stroyer. '1"‘ nature of II get BROM —F OX”" 000 nt s; D00 at 4 ERTAINMENT 600 Mat. Seats at 12 cenl Eve. 600 Seats at 23 cen L) I w I\ “)'(”(’L\\ ki, in a hotel at Theresa Kucha ed in a suitca There. hildren in New ing. of ¢ Jersey and Ne seen with a middle-aged man. It ] 5, was fiendishly murderea and her body j New Brunswick, N. J. She was i He is threatened with lynch-| ¢4 death is the latest of a number of brutal murders| g’ [ DAILY 1 Wit = P SRR T ew York. DIST. ATTORNEY'S | CASE PROCEEDS | Evidence Imrodvcaa in Trial of Joseph C. Pelletier the hotel, a ey ha im ) would pr t indictments b ed il j Il Tt or 1 er 1 ( t rman ca A ( \ that P B, Be it r \ 1 \ \ { the st ) The court ( orney i VETERAN PREACHER DU _BAD CHECKS ISSUED | & nh. overy Made That Somcone is| 1 Using the Name of Kosciusko Post to Sceure Money for Himself. merchants are i \ « the person or pe who are issuing cks for vario ounts under the NISDAY, DEUEMBER 28, on All Stein-Bloch and Shuman Suits and Overceoats WE ONLY HAVE TWO SALES YEARLY All Clothing Included In This Sale Is Our Regular Stock Of High Grade Stein-Bloch And Shumen Clothing — All New In Style and Patterns—Browns Grays And DBlues Suits and (vercoats $50.90 Now ....... "@ AU 02 Now Frram s i et 400 DENow S 38005 Now o bt 3500 Now ......... 15 Per Cent. Reduction On All Trousers Raincoats And Bathrobes Watch Our Show Case For Special Furnishing Sales Quality Is The First Consideration Of This Store The Farrell Clothing $42.50 38.25 35.70 34.00 32.30 29.75 Sheep Lined Coats $46.00 Now .... 539.00 33.00 Mow ....... 32.00 Now . 271 MAIN STREET ition evid i s |0 1 iy ber of | | i | ) t « lesk t Hab- | S p | P | i ! . WATCH NIGHT St t the cit i t i Wi \ t t 1°r AL COMMITTEDR MEUTING N¢ i\ 3 M A 3 a # 44 1 i 4] Ik ALTO ACCIDENTS, it the zen stre Arch s injure WOODME™N We have a sclected anto els, T 1S done INTE SIX Cervtainly \ 1 edl tion, will en ship | morrow be in the evening, weeidents — occurred nature it he Trinity ub of the Metho: | 'A and and Past Councilor George .J ‘ interests of the in n <t chiurch to- | function will | ¢ of a Christmas par-| addressed st evening on the |ty and will be held at the Johnson |y wo autos collided [home at 28 Hawley street. [ lart streets but o | - hevond a broken : PERPECTED ORGANIZATION k idded in front At ing of the newliy ¢ it into the curb | officers John T Davis of the ken wheel. No one | ela AT : NEW CANDIDATES | didates was it America, lar mor work ord were present work. Lunct entertainment vou'll want to ’s Card. assortment Booklets and Thank You Cards. VY€l hand 1 izes A i rices 30c to $2 \cdkins Printing Co. | Start the New Year Right By Keeping a Diary. of e a number sizes from 66 Church Street of MEETING POSTPONED. departmer send your friends a IFolders, the vest pocket sizes up to the large desk me Luebe Trueman rmy eting of 1 small | Nels Ihe writ is returnable the thid ¢ in January in the city court. SUES VOR LABO@ Nelson Action Agains| ll | Hartford. ‘ Contractor John Kunz REPLEVIES AUTO, Crun. Nels Nelson, an electrician, has| Antonio Passintsi of 810 Chur | brought suit inst John Kunz lo- |street, has reple his Reo spee Who resigns g contr . for $100 for ged | wagon m Constable A Marsh Methodist | gegault o yment of money for | who had it on attachment ion to take up|jahor rendered. Property of ¢ de- | brought by a Waterbury party. The * worker [ popdant on Glen strect was attac |u\‘ hment should have gone to je James W. Manning on | Charles Passinisi, brother of the 1 by Attorney David L. | above, Ml » " wishes you a Happy New Year. So (io we. Health and Beauty are necessary for hap- piness. Our medicines produces the cffccl your Doctor desires: they ave pure. Our BEAUTI- FFIERS are free from harmful ingredients. When you need anything a first-ciass Drug Store should have: Come to US for it The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-174 MAIN STREET