New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JA.\'U.AR\’ 29, 102y, Banns of marriage were published ; mas Day will be alse heid. Mass will| Immediately after this mass the birsss 5 pext Sutundsy morning. Warning was Singen, aged & disd 2 1he Aleess | #7. ANDEEW'S OHVRCH | Issued by the priests yesterdsy asnlost | poapiial teday the fourth member of Raans of marriage were pubtished|for the frst time between Joseph |be colebrated at § a w. when the|ing of threats will take place. AS he activities o woasthorteed sollcd |tor the third time yesterday at 5t | Krupstaitis of 15 Bealty street and candies will be biessed. Holy Hour |5 o clock the same ceremeny will be 1he Litssinger family 10 tamm how Nt | 0 or T huantan chureh between | Anns Misinkoniute of 79 Beaver will be held at T:30 o'clock in the|held for the ehildren of the parish. tors fer & “iagasine. e . il a5 the resuit of & fre which destrered | sihan 6 Trecloskas of 195 Adams| street evening The administration of the b POURTH FIRE VIOTIM DIES the home at Coupon, & littie mountain |street, Newark, N. J. and Eve Kaa-| Friday the feast of purincation will| On Saturday the Feast of ft. laze | sacrament will be held at 7:30 o' a | lauskaite of 262 Falrview sreet be celebrated. In conjunction Candie: will be ebserved, with mass at § a. m 'm the evening. Altoons, P, Jan. 28-May Lits: |town, Iate Saturday night Former Meshken Employe Ar- rested FoHowing Search of Home At the suggestion of Lawyer P ¥, MeDonough, in police court teday, theft charges aghinst Abraham George webe continued for ene week and at the same time Samuel B, For- man will be tried for embezalement of furs from Edward Meghken, who is also the complainant in the George case, George was arrested yesterday by Detective W, P, McCue after furs and pleces of lining to the value of $150 were found in his home at 399 Chest- nut street, George had been dis- charged by Meshken for alleged dis- honesty and he was being questioned by the detective relative to a missing | pockotbook with $182 in it, when he invited the policeman to search his home, When the furs were found, Meshken claimed them as his. George maintains that they are his, elaiming to have purchased them at different times, When Mrs. Carl Smith came hope late Saturday night, her husband n- formed her that since she had been out all day, she might as well stay out all night. He chased her to the strect and she called Patroiman Jo- seph Moore, The policemen réurned g s 2 i Bed Room Suites R rested for drunkenness and breach of "liiam, Biraowd o oo 3 FOUR PIECE WALNUT SUITE —SPECIAL AT o o S 3 oA B R Dresser, Béd, Chiffonier and Toilet Table, $122.00 Dlnlng Room uites actions Saturday night at his home on Hartford avenue. Several weeks FOUR PIECE WALNUT SUITE— —SPECIAL AT SUITE— —SPECIAL AT ago the coifrt ‘ordered Willlams wife Mahogany Drawer Bottoms and Dust-Proof Construction. $l78¢00 joany P’}'E: EIB:‘::‘ 1‘3)(N.§'l:|:4e%fiilt(t at $195.00. ; $1 27'00 CIGHT it B WALNUT SUITE— —sPECIAL AT 8163 ()0 to get rid of a star boarder who had caused muc‘h "I?Uhhslhflwr;;“q ':ML- ” ECE MAHOGA i PBCLA . sk liam and his wife. Since that time, THREE PIECE M NY SUITE— —S L AT Ten Pieces of Samo Suite at §245.00. s m;x:o:;?: r:l.:m h;;dwll"‘."r::“:ve"; Dresser, Bed and Toilet Table. Grand Rapids Make, $l 89.00 EIGHT PSIEeCE'hWA[éNlltJT SUI’(I;E;—FO“"-h R —SPECIAL AT $l 69 00 ese Suites on 3 s . leave if she can't have the boarder, SRS hroulh: i s e FOUR PIECE MAHOGANY SUITE— —SPECIAL AT 234 EIGHT PIECE WALNUT SUITE—JACOBEAN STYL week's pay, but even this. fafled to Large Dresser, Bow Bed, Chifforobe and Semi-Vanity. .00 Make, Reduced From $395 to ... placate her, Bartkowskl told Judge Kiett, In consideration of John Pawel- czyk's obedience to the court's order in ripping the bar out of his store at 18 Spring street, Judge Klett made the.judgment on liquor charges a fine of $150 and costs. Joseph Kuschl, who works in the factory days and in John's store nights, was fined $50 and advised to secnre employment nights elsewhere, The casc was tried last week. “TABS” 10 CO-OPERATE Will Assist Wallingford Organization . s \ ‘ ¢ : . £ = ; in Rebuilding Clubhouse Recently RE F R IG R g\ ORS - X%d | S N - . { ) ) . i Destroyed By Fire, E T % : : S Yz B.byClr.n,gisl.{ed:cedfi?g The ¥. M. T. A. & B. soci ¢ o % > I . EXAMPLE--Lull Size Heyw - menfl:t yesterday nl‘terno::xc cflt:::: at WHOLESALE PRICES M 7)) — ) (fooc riage, lined with genuine corduroy, ized, the appointment.of a committee = - | N 2 < reversible body, artillery wheels— jo Bazhes,ware, adimeny. of aasist EXAMPLE—Three door Baldwin Refriger- ‘ Reg. price was §35. $ 26 25 T o ator, white enamel lined, 40 Ib. ice capacity 1 ‘ REDUCED TO.. . burned last week with damages —Regular Pricc .as $27. $ 1 9 OO v | y g amounting to about $50,000. President REDUCED TO ° \ ! E. X. Callahan named the following: Themas J. Meskill, Michael I". Con- nors, Dennis J. Donahue, John J. Riley and Edward O'Relly. A meeting of the committee will be 4 held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the society’s clubrooms at the corner = e £ of Lafayette and Beaver streets. iviti : - TWO PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE of Davenport and Small Wing Activities of Week | o { Chair, Covered in Brown Sateen $l44~00 I}ht 'St; dMary’sr Cl},urch I ; ; s, W itade: Wil Be polemulasd W s TWO PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE of Davenport and Chir, vith - @9 98 ()() LIBRARY TABLES v v V) Thomas W. Grace will be solemnized at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning. Dusted Walnut Carved Frame Fumed Oak Library $ 1 9 00 . Thursday morning at 7 o’clock ther# will be a month’s mind mass for the e h i i late Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert. 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