New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922, Winters; |blle parked at the curb and was|are among New lrllaln'n mol. nu- Rev John T, l8TH ANNIVERSARY ) , Clara { e president, [knocked down by his car. The boy's|cessful merchants. Since coming to ] y ; 'y, Anna |knees were bruised, this clty about a decade ago, when SATURDAY SPECIALS secretary Anna they opened The Falr, they have made P Kuun-r!ur-. Walsh; Frederick ¥. Harmon, pilano in-[rapid strides towards the front rank b nldr.«h(tl cth Egan; mistress at|struction, sight singing and coaching. [of successful merchants and today BAKING DEPT. nna Connelly; first trug- | Studio in Hallinan block, 140 Main St. (are numbered among the leading store tee, Florence Fltzger: second | Monday, Thursday and Saturday.— |owners of the community. g W s |trustee, Mary Walsh; third trustee, [advt, ‘( S eantal A Large 24 oz. Loaves of 13 2 for 25c {More Than 200 Attend Bfl[]ql]e[ I [ Mrs. Julla Moorehead; editoress, RPLLEr L DL ; o Best Bread C y Mollie Carroll 1. mall 16 oz. Loa . or st M ) S h l H ” Miss Kane opened the post prandial | R€Modelled McMillan M GUE SPRMNS ANKLE Best Bread loc 3 2 C f a]‘ys (1001 Ha| exercises with an address of welcome Store Reopens Tomorrow et g 4 E S8 S to the members and friends, and then| o0 " A 1. [ Detective Sergeant of Police “Depart- New Made Apple Pies ................ 20 ach With mo L attendance, [urer of the C. T. A. U, He traced running into thousands of dollars,| ™ent Injured in Chase After Two New Made Peach Pies ...... Y S R ZOC Each | including 1 [ offic the history of the Lady Tabs and the h the organiz v's Ladles' | Y. M. T. A. & B. soc compliment- | Pavidson and Leventhal, successors to| Boys on Commercial Street. D. McMillan, will have the formal T A & I ght ohserved [ing both on their past successes, He . s |its eighte anniversary with a |asserted that the success of Catholic|OP€NINE of their new store front to-| Detective Sergeant ~Willlam P, banquet i §t. Mary's school hall.|temperance work in New Britain was MOITOV. ; AL “"C‘""“ d“‘""l:‘l"“ to {‘}'}“ ’“’"“"“‘“; Miss Clara Kane, president of the|due in a marked degree to the in- ew Britain. people will.: hardly & sprained ankle ag the resylt o | ¥ recognize the old McMillan store with |chasing two small boys on Commer- IN THE CANDY SHOP society, acted as chairman, terest and activity of Rev. John T. 1 i, tal ¢ t 9 b MeC had g g = The hall was tastefully decorated in | Winters, pastor of St. Mary's church, |Its new dress, which makes it one of [cfal street. Sergean: cCue ha 9 s % Unframed and Framed autumn leaves and with cut flowers, |and chaplain of the Lady Tabs the most attractive fronts in New brought two boys to police headquar- Chocolate Wintergreen, Peppermint and Lynch's orchesira furnished a con-| Rev, William A. Downey, formerly |England. The new arcade vestibule|ters to question them about sleeping Vanilla asssorted UNUSUAL cert program during the hanquet and ja curate at St. Mary's and now an in- |front makes a most impressive setting {out nights and two other boys await played for danc afterward Mrs. | structor at St. Thomas' seminary at|and adds greatly to the appearance of [ed them outside of the station house. VALUES Kronholm provid excellent | Hartford, spoke briefly in commenda- |this busy section of the shopping dis-| When the two under arrest told menu, as follows: tion of the society. James J, Butler, [trict. It affords an excellent lay-out |Sergeant MeCue that the two young- % Stationery Dept. Puree of Tomato Soup | president of the Y. M. T. A. & B. so-|for the attractive display of mer- |sters outside had been sleeping out DELICATESSEN DEPT. Roast Your Stuffed Turkey ciety, extended the congratulations of [chandise 1 also makes entrance to|with them, the sergeant went outside il SRS |that organization, as did TFinancial {the store easy and inviting to call them but the youths ran upon Hot Roast 80 !{Of . 20 ° . Mashed Potatoes Peas |Secretary Hickey for the Ansonia| An entirely new lighting system has|the sight of the officer and in the Pork b C Sauerkraut ... Ib C Celery Olives | Tabs, and Mrs. Nellle Donovan of the |been arranged in the building which [chase that ensued Sergeant McCue Bflked Baked e lc lnson Fruit Salad Naugatuck branch. Father Winters | floods the store with daylight. The [turned his ankle, spraining it. It is Ham m8 c Sl s Creatn Cake |congratulated the society on behalf [second floor of the building has been |expected he will be off duty for sev- ; Saigle s Ved of the church and es the mem- |re.arranged, enlarging the ready-to-|eral days. Chicken and Tongue Roulade ............ 70c U] ffee Dmg Co e event was the fol. | Pers continued suc vear department which s to be| The two hl:,\'s arrg::d v\';:]e tu;nl‘l e e |known as Fashionland. over to Probation icer Edward C. % g 921 : A an; Misses | STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE. ! In connection with the opening of [Connolly, who returned one of them Roasted Stuffed Native Chickens, 2; and 3 1b each. 169-171 MAIN ST. Cla K . Anna| George F. Maclachlan of 97 Carl-[the new front the proprictors have|to the reformatory authorities for O'Keefe, Florenc A4, Mollie ton street reported to the police last|also arranged for their Fall opening |violation of parole, sending the other 3 M Carroll, Mary Walsh and Margaret | evening that while driving his ma- [tomorrow, the two events to be com-|to the Town Home for detention Store Closes at 6:30 P. M. - Lynch. chine north on Stanley street a small |bined. pending arraignment in the juvenile Officers of the organization are:|boy ran from in front of an automo- Messrs. 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