New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1923, Page 14

S REPARATIONS BOARD " HAS ENOUGH MONEY - No Danger o Its Passing Out of ' Existence Now h Willimantic Police Department's Pris- g ra JUNKI Govt. Makes $80,000 More Than by Selling Them tions on uneompleted batt cruisers United States and Constitution | the LIVE VERMONT TURKEYS||| 52¢calb, Native Geese, Ducks. . 32¢ Ib.||| ALEX MALAMUD 82 Hartford Ave. Tel. 1665 Free Dressing Photos Taken Evenings Studio Open Evenings—8:30 L] When In Need of Insurance Call On Us We Write All Lines COX & DUNN 272 MAIN ST. Stromberg Carburetor | A. G. Hawker HAN ARRESTED FOUND 70 MORE PROFTILE - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ‘MONDAY, ;Are You Fat? . Just Try This snow and windstorm. The chief was taken to a hospital with broken ribs. Two firemen suffered minor injuries ifying. X re- when a fire engine, returning from h Minnesots the fire was in collision with a taxi- T vowling through the halls i several of the eleven mem- office, was trapped in his was carried by ladder. or[the home of General Amasa J. Park- er, adjoinin, rty, but cach time w hed, year-old vet ding the firemen Heavy snow and a high wind hin- police bar- .d efforts to save the building. The fied the local | @ interior was destroyed, and v r- | parts of the roof ca re has not | WOMEN! DYE ANY GARMENT OR DRAPERY Draperies Ginghams Stockings oner of Last Year Well Known Gunman The farmer 1in en determined, h in turn noti cer 1 M g 1 Evers and ordered him to the other man he pro- uto d a black- th The officer Kept watch ti other off Kimonos Dresses Sweaters Diamond Dyes o | Waists Skirts Coats MOTHER! Child's Best Laxative “California Fig Syrup"” is ALBANY CLUB IS BURNED| : $100.000 Lows in University Club Blaze | Pour Vicemen Are Injuresd prominent mes Find out how and why, Thou- sands are getting rid of {lls that scomed incurable. The whole story is in & book—a PREE book. Call for your copy today. DICKINSON DRUG €O, NobodyPaysCashfor hief B. J. 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If the son of the house vearns for a Radio set, why ke him a present of fts and let him build one for himself. It will in- terest the entire family vastly. No home should be with- out a radio set and high price is no longer the draw- back as we are furnishing sets as low as $20 and oth- ers as high as you please to pay, Loud speakers, that can- not be surpassed, for radio sets including the Cha- mouox, Music Master, Bris- tol Audiophone and Bran- des table talker: $10 and up Fifth Floor BOYS’ BATHROBES A most complete stock of boys’ bathrobes for Christ- | mas has arrived and it is not a bit too early to select a pirett of the new Beacon Blankets and Indian Blankets in plaids, checks and figures; a selection from pattern in one in all shades and colors bound to please any boy { to 18. $3.98, $4.50, $4.98 Fifth Floor Reasonably priced at and up xl\l UFFLER HATS A large stock of Tim's Patent Muffler Hats for boys, children and voung men. The warmest and best hat of its kind made. 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