New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1223. et s s “Buy Your Furniture and ‘ndd pep to the card with their lively e L : ; . TTLE e, e ot emess"asir BUSH IS FINED etch. re picture is Quick- 5 -, : A “Porter’s Furniture is the sands, a story of the Mexican bord with 'a: !t):,aryr:mln:c f:r:uorn z:; best and their prices are PEOPLE ARE SAYING Rugs at B. C. Porter Sons ghehing gedonites sl tha Wiiginy ot the LOWEST.” “Porter’s Are Absolutely Reliable” || and be perfectly satisfied.” the treacherous peons. All of next week Jack Shean and It is said that an early English Monarch saw a Beginning Sunday night and con- chair of this type in the home of a peasant, and was tinuing through Wednesday, Kennth; Henry D. Bush of 50 Hart street i e i) e VINDSOR CHAR Harlan in The Virginian will be fea-|was fined $50 and costs when ar- | ) [ ‘lmf |’ ’ H H i iniat sical dy, ¢ tainers, Police Are Told | ioesnean prodesion meommisecioas:| OFNolo Contendere | [ o | L s Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods in an|tured as the big movie attraction. | raigned before Judge William C.| | I fer all that is best in this line. | ¥ , ( effort to clean up the “missing milk ey — {Hungerford in police court .this| | I || E Castl bottles” mystery in New Britain. Nu- WILSON’'S ORCHESTRA |morning on a charge of theft of $49| as ”G. c = . * merous complaints have been re-| An orchestra has been organized g‘m‘; th& Char:ll:crlai;; council, Jr. (J.‘ i h ‘u‘j! - The first Windsor Chairs were I)l'Onght to New ceived at police headquarters, not|under the leadership of James Wilson, | U A. M. society. He was repre-| \ . - England by the Pilgrims in 162(], The’p'attel'n was » XA E : varied and improved upon until the familiar Colonial only from local dealers, but from |saxophonist, who just finished a sea- |3ented by Attorney George W. Kiett| who entered a plea of nolo conten- Windsor Chair was evolved. This chair has a back shaped like an archer’s bow, supporting spindles, Hartford dealers as well that various|son at Rondeveu, N. Y., playing for | dealers are using each other's bot-|Gilda Grey the well known Ziegfeld (dere. Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods| L1 II' gl v ¢ P | vase-shaped outspread legs and a roomy, shaped ties and when an effort is made to|Follies star. presented the state's case. | secure these bottles the dealers are| 1In the orchestra are some of the | Prosecutor Woods said that Bush| J} loath to and often times réfuse to|best selected musicians in these parts. | seat. Mg 118 \ { We sell the authentic copies of the original. i ) 5 3 i, that there are New Britain dealers|trombonist, formerly with Meyer.::“‘l:. 'I"Ii‘ne you‘!'l: admitted his guilt| | l (ki a - 1 Windsor Chairs are used as an odd chair in the using bottles owned by Hartford|Davis' orchestra, Washington, D. C. e officers, the prosecutor said. i o 0 J ) | . - livi o ag haire « p in- milkmen and have made a complaint| The music is guaranteed to be good. Judge Klett stated that re!llluflonf o Y \ .heleOn.] or h} “l,g ‘00’3" as desk (.hd‘lls dlld as .dll’l to the local authorities. If _arrests| ¥or information call 22373 for James | would be made to the full amount / L/ ing chairs. No home is complete without a Wind- are made they will be for violation| Wilson, leader, or 1299-2 for Samuel |#tolen. e said that the young man 3 . e o . . e o T v P Lo dal oy still suffers from paralysia and per.| sor Chair. Here are some of our prices: It is claimed that junk dealers, fn haps did not realize what a serious | 4 some manner or other, secure pos- oftense he was commiiting. $ 1 2 50 $ 1 4 $l 6 $ l 8 $2 l session of milk bottles and sell them | . z ? ? ? to fir;;'u otheruthlfn the proper own- Origin of “The Woolsack" | T —— e 0577 R 0 e 3 Bt g ers, The penalty for possessing other “The Woolsack,” the seat for the | dealers® botties is a fine of 81 and 30 Lord Chancellor, 5o often referred to | ays in jail. in literature and history, is in rm!lty’ a seat for this high dignitary. Itisa [ [ ] T B T . Ry e i e e “CONNECTICUT’S BEST FURNITURE STORE” Last ceremomal “l]der Potemfl[e or back, on which the chancellor took | i 4 in the last half week program at the A ‘ his ease, in his capacity as speaker of Lyceum this afternoon is a top notch- | | er and is heaged by the Exposition | Trumbull ls Held |the House of Lords. It was originat- Jubilee Four, ! quartet of colored en- e whte‘n u;)ol)na; ERslast achicle mi export in England. — | tertainers. These darky boys warble | " TS T . o ge a mean quartet, feature novelty songs Several New Britain neophytes| The Great Pyramid in Egypt was For oalck Returns Use Herald CldSSlfled AdvtSc and also some of the latest ballads, while th 50 do a bit of clever|™Were among the 47 who received in-| puilt 4,700 years before Christ dancing and get off a number of rip Structions in how to cross the hot rearing jokes. Other acts add to the |Sands with the Nobles of Sphinx| fine program arranged. The Dancers|Témple, A. O. N. M. §, at its fall Unique, a man and woman, are deft|ceremonial held in Hartford last gve- dancers with a wealth of eccentric|Ning. Potentate John Trumbull, of steps. The Romans have an unusual | Plainville, was in charge of the cere- strength offering with a new angle for |[mony for the last time under his gymnastic acts, and the Follies Sisters|reign as officers will change at the annual meeting before the spring ceremonial. Foot Guard Hall was crowded to y ' capacity with the initiate who de- ° sired to see the uninitiate ‘“get theirs” in ancient and honorable Shrine fashion. There was no dis- satisfaction expressed by novices or nobles at the conclusion of the affair and Potentate Trumbull received hearty applause at the conclusion of his work. The Sphinx Temple Drum ecorps made its first appearance last eve. ) ey 2 ning in connection with the affair Waists Kimonos Draperies |and acquitted itself proudly. It is Skirts Dresses Ginghams |expected that a large corps will N | eventually be formed to take part in Coats ~ Sweaters Stockings |yurages and otherwise help out the famous Sphinx Temple band. There |are several local people who are a . | part of this corps. Dlm After the ceremonial the nobles were entertained with several acts of Six search warrants and warrants for arrest were issued today by so pleased with it that he had it sent to Windsor had been arrested yesterday morning The Hartford Milk Dealers Retail | who just finished a season with Bar- |McCue and Policeman Herbert Lyons association, which is 4 clearing house |ney Rapp's orthestra at the Chase |after he had been seen coming from for the Hartford dairy men, claims|hotel, St. Louis, Mo. Also A. Bibbus, [the society building on Hungerford | hl" LY glve them up. Included is Charles Trotta, cornetist, | by Detective Sergeant William P.| l‘ i il r; i \ vaudeville, The usual supper was served, Kach 15-cent package of “'Diamond ary vemin i 0% o7l LOGAL PEOPLE PLAN 10 na et e Vb 5% e ATTEND HARTRORD CONGERT e e e e e wn| S0l€ly to introduce OPEN NOSTRILS! 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