New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1923, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUFSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1928, Another Big Mid-Week Food Sale ... WHEAT f RYE Ol R L, Oct. §.—A bequest | gt GRAHAM i HIHEAD of to m? -l‘tuu-' p;::a‘u |:“ -rov at the time o eat ='~ 0 years previeus was provided n the will of James J, Van Alen was probated here today Mr, en died in England last July. | jeil drawn in England last June also was proved, Louls James Phelps of New York AS-PE—éIAL._HOUR . and Colebrook, Conn., was named as | with hend placed at §3,500,- | v : SPECIAL FIROM 8 TO 11 A, M, SPECIAL FROM 8 TO 11 A, M, D00 but wilhowt ourelr. A e | . . BIG BEEF SALE POTATOES ........ Peck 34c bell Bteward, whe has declined to acY. | . and James L, Van Alen, son of the | Bl v | ROUND=SIRLOIN=PORTERHOUNE— FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ,.......3 IRS, 880 testator, who has not announced 3 ™ Afag oo s made for ersl ; : i STEAKLB. 16¢ | 1EAN FrESH— fter provision is made for certa : ; the s B T, connary o . ‘ PRIME RIB ROASTS o, 1de SHO EEREEEE . l4c 0 ny of A e . N e B : | - 1| SHOULDERS LB m “ e 3 { ; Y v | :l.w 0..., 8o be divided into two Thousands of .minute men were recruited from citizen police to guard election booths during 1:_;«:‘:"::(:3:._1-; : ; :: SHOULDERSE"' B L LB, llc trust funds of 460,000 exch for the | the referendum that voted.to assemble a special session of the legislature to consider impeachment : SR et B0 R . 1€ A e e ‘n:.:.,nh:«‘wk\..'..': | charges against Governor J. C. Walton, for his declaration of martial rule throughout the state in ;: BEET fLte, o Lley ::I.l:r”::d a third share, comprising " warring on the Ku Klux Klan, Photo shows a typical group of citizen guards, fully armed in defi- the residuary personal property, to |ance of militawy order that the election should not proceed. the son. Under the codicll made in| LRI . adaiB ey SHOULDER CUTS OF LAMB ... omses Ib 180 England the trust funds for the| - | NEW CONSTITUTION, s .o 3 FANCY FOWL . Lb. 3% davghtars are heresed to W nop MID.YEAR CLASS | VICE BUT VAGATION i,, B oo VEAL 11 AxGy vown, cach, Peking, Oct, 9,~—Bimultaneous 3 3 PARERIDS When the eodiell was presented to- | day counsel for Mrs, Thompson oh- il ‘ y n{ed to aceepting the depositions of | NAMES ITS COMMITTEES It s & Rolapso Fvom the frict Doc.| with the Inauguration of the new bl Ty Ik | president, Marshal Tsao Kun, the con- LEGS OF CHOICE LAMR, . . two of the witnesses to ifs signing, | : trines of Comentionality, According | o000 or the Chinese republic ol The third witness, n member of the |yl ygr promenade Progress— | staff of the United States consulate in 1o Dr, Park, | which o committee on parliament has MORICAN CREAMERY— | London, appeared in person and it | gepiors Select Members to Handle Leon sngaged for many months in . f--Viee i aldrarting will be promulgated. The 2 LBS 9 was agreed to take his oral testimony | : Springfield, T, Oct ond permit the codlefl to be proved, 1 Detalls of Geaduation, A ‘ constitution has been completed and | final reading before an as- vieatlon from the conventional, A mesting of the entire Junior mid- | aording to Dr. Robert K. Park of the|KYen the | sembly of both houses of parliament. JEM NUT M m msT W“‘H VESSEL [yonr cluxs was held in room 32 of the | (rniversity of Chicago, who attende e academic building of the Senlor HIEh | the tenth national recreation congress 5 bt s 49 —d" ot B MR W i ) v e Mty 7 S |school this morning during the open- (here this mornime. Vice is reported | ¢ raba chew their food with their i Fiape 1s Abandomed For Those On ing period. |to be, he stated, hecause all the uuuw]lrna, SUGAR SPEC| ql SUGAR Howard Stevens, president of the | impulses of the ordinary healthy hu- § s | Board French Dredger, Missing .\ . progded and announced that|man are out of harmony with the do-| > 2. TO 19:80'P.. M e gl S Nass will hold a | mands which soclety imposes. | % S e Pl FINE GRANULATED: FINE BROWN SUGAR ........... 10 LBS, 90¢ B el Doy ?n‘» _1\|.n|u|'lll;\|'I:|>[_§N;|. ase il Hold » | - promenade Novembe he achool e &S SUGAR Lk R RSN 10 LBS. 98¢ CONFECTIONERY SUGAR .....v.... 3 LBS, 280 Havre, Oct. 9.—The French dredg- gymnasinm, At the tion of one | FINDS MUI IYSER. | o er Normandle with a crew of 16 :\"" of the students it was dec to lu-‘\--' Seattle, Oc. 6. -C. M. Fenner, a| e 26 others, members tye president appoint a chairman who @, s B T, | P :;"’m::hu:nbfi:':a B L ol e ypaint (P commlies (o) ot irt [romm; the CAENTRID Anatl i OUR DINNER BLEND COFFEE . 25c) PURE COCOA IN BUIK .. board, is missing and fears are en- (g sarve under him, Three commit | Washington, D. C., here yesterday /8| RED BUTTERFLY OOLON s b, 4dc| RINSO . i tertalned that she has gone dOWN [tees will be appointed as follown: Dec from an extensive exploration trip in NEW PEA BEANS . ... 25c | MOHICAN EVAPORATED with all hands. ovating, music and- printing, and a |Alaska. announced he had discovered FRANCO-AMERICAN SPA( S 9c| FANCY SUGAR CORN The dredger which has been Work-|geporal committee on arrangements. ing from Caen to the Cadourg canal | \frs, Amy . Guilford, in a short talk {depths of smoking and rumbling / ! ——— left for Havre across the mouth of 4o the students asked them to co ‘l‘r',-h-r of Mf, Katmai iy 4 FANCY TABLE OR COOKING— ¢ the Seine three days ago and has nob|opapate with the committees and of. | He expressed the hellef that within | N B BALDWIN APPLES LGE aince been heard from. Tugs NAV lfinars to make the promenade a social | ¢ few years “The Valley of Ten Thou- B\ <\ / SPEC[AL W/&I;J P . BASKET ch been looking for her and the searchl;nq financial success, She said that | A A ! ST TS i 5 15 still being continued. the promenade will be held In connec- 1 Past. | | 5 YELLOW I an enormous mud geyser in the |sand Smokes” wonld be a thing of | FANCY FANCY SWEET NEW MEATY Cranberries Potatoes Prunes i tion with the junlor promenade in the | e ————— > j PmcE oF W‘ALES MDS "tv'nl:n if this promenade fs not a suc . Sk o Onions " The officers of the class are as fol NOURISHMENT A DISABLED WAR VETERAN |, Tie ticers o the ove e i | INDIGESTION, GAS, i o o Tlele {dred Quigley, viee-president Al . |Corhett, secretary; and Robert Christ, Th i s 3 3 Helps Former Soldier Recover His {0 | UPSET STOMACH e morning should i NATIVE FANCY GREEN NATIVE . SWERT JUICY | The various committeps appoined to & : | 2 supply of Seibert’s | Spinach Tomatoes Carrots Oranges 1; Plays Golf and | s " !take care of the coming socials of the Squash. [senior miid-year elass were announced | Instantly! “Pape’s Diapepsin” milk and cream. Ask 19 F C!1.GE. BASKET.. 39¢!sums. ......... 10¢|voz............ 25( today. There were four committees | Corrects Stomach so PECK. ... 5.0« ' Ottawa, Oc. 9.—The ‘prince 0f |, oiinied, the promenade committee, | i - 4 Wales—plain Lord Tenfrew as 1"("5‘01\” banguet committce, the photo :E Meals Digest l lt1hi]lsk sealed-for-safety [ : g as he stays in Canada—is keen fOT|g.,pny committee and the motto com- | dees | i : < ... LB. 12¢| SHORE 9 YBROOK FLOUNDERS LB. 12¢ LB, C | 1GE. FRESH HERRING LB. 150 i < NATIVE MACKEREL ... LB, 18c HADDOCK his golf, but keener for the welfare i o, 45 The moment you eat u tablet of "MAKE SURE ITS SEIBERTS of returned soldlers The promenade commitiee is as fol. (' "% _ An ll'xlr‘ldenl“r;a‘!]m‘ :L"F": “’:"‘3' :"ilm\'fl, Everett Johnson, chairman, :T”"" ”r\ma"""*““”“ ur indigestion is | B § — e : prove this. While riding Sunday in|pen, Neri, Beatrice Peterson, Myrtle | 801 Vo more. distress from a sour, 3 FAYS a taxi to a local links, the royal Vistor | yopaeh’ and Esther Tuttle. Ban. | 20, upset stomach. No flatulence, | fi‘!E T SON MOHlCAN BAKED GOODS Il S I kit Sl o oo cr!pv\‘;fl,l‘ ‘,,,],,,.a,‘w T.fl,,v“.,,"_‘],mm_m!w ey Mew | heartburn, palpitation, or misery- L. EIBER & ) INGREDIENTS, ARE MADIZ ON THE PREMISES, pushed from the sidewalk by a crowd | op goatrice Pease, Dagmar Carlson || % 7”‘ g ) ARE MADE BY SKILLED WORKMEN, ARE, FRESH EVERY DAY, ARE SOLD TO YOU UNDER- eager to catch a glimpse of the Ly Rewjce Hall; photograph—Phil- | [OF # few cents. Hach package guar- Your Milkman§ NEATH THE SAME ROOF WHERE MADE—ARE THE BEST. e prince. TLord Renfrew. ordered his|jii% zuckor” 5va Peterson, Constance | 11000 by drugglst to overcome stom- | BRI SELAILISKELLY : ATER Y § chauffeur to stop, picked up the vet-|igic Bornice Kramer and Mollio | #°1 trouble NEW BRITAIN.CONN, eran, chased his hat for him, 8hoOK nyjr; motto — Dorothy Rosenbers, hn;\'dn'::; (le];\;d,rt"d-_ i Abraham Rosenthal and Hyman Cas. | L3 rince {n e v Bt esterday the p & lowitz, 3 golf aad eguash and. tater kept some| Hartford’s Leadin g &Most Modern Opti cal Office Open Until 8 P. M. '!‘wo Family House at West End—Only $8700 | Al Kinds of Oysters and Clams,|__Brings in $1080 a year. Twelve rooms, steam | HAS NO MONFEY R R T Is Located At i g %o Public nefu:c;::n Aid Maddock ! 57 Pratt Street, Room 504 and 505 i C;;: ::::t Seallors | heat apd all the other improvements. Always | Litchfield, Oct. 9.—uP\lhnr Defender More For Oulilmeth()d of eye tEStmg is different and is We Have the Goods rents like a clock. i e, Hiibaon ar Canaan witl ! such a sure one and so exact that it never We have mon - Focea s o vione| | Your Money: | 4 fails to bring results. ' )93 00 07 Comk M Ningen of Waslic Trinyle, Waterbury * taxi When it comes to If you are having eye trouble and are in need HONISS’S CAMP REAL ESTATE CO B s ot Tagdas of ket woel. actual value, whether of g'lasses You can feel safe in trusting‘ your State S Hartford y y 24-30 St. : e Bl < ’272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg making gases, Correct your indigestion perior court on Tuesday of next week. B s sl ] el By & woadsinat eyes to us, as we have the knowledge and ex- Visit Our Dining Room Saturday Atty. Roraback spent s . lated Willard—the low- i B A |} S uided rellghis bt g;;fl;got‘;igfi by ol i d b - that e dock at the Litchfield county jail. i § nable price i Mrs. Katherine Philbrick, sister o t de—or a Willard : | o Tt o e Sovarinty| | Terendad Rubbor Bate you. ; THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY ! taken Mrs. Viola Maddogk, wife of i the accused, under her wing and ac- tery—the finest ever— “’ Ihl B s Mook, which 1 ae often| | YOU §98 mere for your LEWIS A. H ES’ Ref. D. as the jail regulations permit—once a money than you can get Eyesight Specialist week, Witnesses have been. notified in any other make of ROOmS 504_505 Hudson B]dg to appear in court next week, by County Detective Anthony Tomanio. battery. 57 Pratt St., Hartford | "y For the convenience of our patrons | b TH TONIC IN / | DocToR. we now have two telephones. Call | 4 4 I ,' S Ji 'S, LOTZ} 0 (JBI.:OT 7 B8 B o ik o G Simmons Storage f | Battery Co. itai ive Buildi | 03 CINDERS FOR SALE || . Mery Co. New Britain Cooperative Building & LoanAssos. 5/ R If . PHONE Subscriptions are invited to shares in series now i A. H. Harris ' being opened. —General Trucking— ; |l The requests for money to build or buy homes are 90 WEST ST. (6L, 1233.3 | always beyond our ability to comply with. | o Why not give your local Building and Loan Associa- | tion a lot of encouragement by starting a de- CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND posit account this October 1923. DECORATORS ppaateter od (| Deposits received from $1.00 to $50.00° per month 267 Chapman Street giiniiitiinnas e and may be withdrawn at any time. Extimates cheeefaly ghen on all fobe ‘ Scmil;fi)r:]ntt}:alw‘di\'irlend credited to shares this 0 jC. ngll Grade Furmture Stmmherg carhuremr n;.eflg’u:!:j;?s maturing this month, October 1923, RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS || [ Room 210—National Bank building, 272 Main street, . G. Hawker 2RI T -f/l/m% / Sole Agent for Y 248 PREMIER RANGES New Britain, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. and Monday and Saturday evenings. A. D. LIPMAN 22-31 Lafayette St Tel. 1329-2 We Clean Everything Under the Sun ) : ¢ - D’ RINK - General )‘{oufer'lvaning N JOCA gt h\?llljrhum SE OF 18 ROOMS AYERS’ SODA WATER NEW BRITAIN | UhARS 888 D WEE s L ek NEW B All FOR P4 ILARS SEE FoOuLR WE! LEFT HASTILY LAST NI TER Take home a bottle of cream sods WINDOW FIGHT, LEAVING BEHRIND FOUR B\.ACKG;:E:FANED iz ~ Something you will like—it's deli- aeanive co. - H. DAYTON HUMPHREY A NOMBER OF DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS chous, Three stse bottles—5c, 10c, 1he. | 538 Main St.—Tel. 838 | 272 MAIN sTREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG 5