New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1924, INCOME TAY RATEQ |Stone of Associated Press "NANAGER OF CLUBTS | 70 PLAY FOR GRANGE City ftems |{, e mesne vas e toiowes INBl]ME TAX RATI:‘\ To Address Publishers ! PRESEN@—‘MTH WATGH BLRCnGERL y______ the club. N Minneapolis, Keh. 15.—Troubles and | Girl Scouts Drum Corps Adds a Num- | George F. Tyler, a widgwer, living Br‘::::‘:( ?:.-:1?1 ?;;:,‘; FZZGI:M“' ! of the newspiper profession will | i PR R at 508 Stanley street, and Mrs. Bliz- | ot g - \ * sk b ot the S5th annual con- | Mock Trial Used As Means of Making| fabeihart honamd L5 T e rvanten & mar.| Thomas P. Cassidy of Stamford fs| o he Minnesota Editorial as- | | 3 2 estbrook, have been granted - . ¥ g onstrate Tomorrow Evening. b |spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. hich opened 4 two-d « s license, |spending the w 3 ; ion. whi per wo-day Wit to Fred Thomton—Winners - {rlage licens {Joseph Brennan of Lake street, The World's Foremost Mfl]Ol‘ POlm Ui RQVCHU(’ len sesdan hers today X | Card G A demonstration in fancy drilling| See Mary Blizabeth for your new # E.Feitone o CRiNow i YOrk | Cate iR and military music will be given by |spring dress, 57 W. Main, Prof. Bldg.| Don’t miss the million dollar pro- duction, Pola Negri, in the Spanish WI" BG Al')”ml ounsellor of the Asroctation Press. | yoov 100 members of the New|the Girl Beguts drum corps st o meet- |~adv. | 2, o 2 e 1“‘},‘:." Slention i “lfi.l Britain club attended the last soctal| 08 Of Burritt Grange tomorrow eve-| 8o This Is Venice.” Special f"‘“l“:;:{' SapiLig adon. 4 LRS EEE ? e ok lixtant. frey : o 5 of |aftair of that orpantsstion o its mpv‘ ning. Tlm girls will give the program ’trol. By Bennie Kruger. B‘runuwtrk‘ P m'r i (e AR " u lzr’r; 'm‘,‘u_‘m i R o e AT ot 5 i e e S : of music and drilling they gave at|record. John A. Andrews & Co~—advt. e i g(‘;g.o:’nn ahdicn m_”t' e it e b ot R sen nl:u s held last evening. The!the Eastern States lLeague exposition | Mias Agnes Buckley of Austin strect Nomor of her 15th birthday, The i : s < third of a series of card tournaments at Springfield last September. They [and Miss ie Buckley of Park strect §s\-enlng was spent in music and danc- b = . took place and the evening wound up | also have added some new drills and [ have rotuf¥ed home after nnonmng"""“ Refreshments were served. d with ", r ¥ » " ” V v " . Talk of Land Transfers with the “trial” of Manager Fred|huve several mew sclections which |the past two weeks as the gueets of| pxchange of seats for Geraldine | [they will play. | el 2asry Jaun-Topet :of:d Farrar concert opens at 10 a. m. to- an L p e it sever his o . 2 " Doesn’t Affect America ,’("’”‘ on who will sever hia connec-’ " girlg renearsed this afternoon [City. ) ) i sy b sl A N el Pie . tfon with the club when it moves in- g4 4:15 o'clock at the state armory. | Bpecial releaze—Victor fox trot, Herman Schmarr is a patient in St. rnu ers to the mew rooms. Mr. Thornton Pt s “So This is Venice,” by Paul ‘“;'_"g Francis" hospital, Hartford. i yman's orchestra, at Widener's, the statement 0 was sentenced to wear a gold ‘watch __ ‘ | “Arcady,” latest Fox Trot, Colum- | 2 Main St.—Adv. e . v for the rest of his life as & token of N€Zro Gunman Finally Is | oo SRS LR pro. | bia Record. John A. Andrews & Co. « the esteem in which he was heid. 1o, Captured by Penn. Police auction. Pola Negri, in the Epanisn | T4 fo A ®iwas given the watch to wear. Uniontown, Pa., Feb. 15.-~West duncer, coming soon at the Capnol,‘ i The priza-winners in the card toyr- virsinia —and Pennsylvania étate|-—advt. lSpcciaI Cifizenship POULTRY SUPPLIES nament preceeding®the “teial” were troopers joined forces at Rock IPerge, A son was born yesterday at the | iy < s | * bridge, high, I €. Twitchell, socond,| West Virginia, near Morgantown, | New Britain General hospital to Mr. | Exam for Service Men L. W. Chamb. f: pitch r;igh. m_' early today and captured Bd. Ste. and Mrs. Harold Coates of 215 Main M. T. Kinsella: m“' n‘,nr;_m \\"\Iu-' venson, a negro, suspected slayer of | street, Plainville, A daughter was | A United States naturalization ex- o Cauley, R. W. Potecct was high in TZ"O";"'N" ;’“‘;“‘_fi a ;“" ""g! gamb- | born :“l_“f"'q““":, “I”" ,l‘_';';dl:'[‘"'ji Ol- | aminer from Boston will be in New HARDWARE i et h et : ing house last Tuesday. Stevenson, sen of 175 South street, Hartford. £ S Z g M jong. The players wihose (oal] who held the officers at bay for soms | Fitch-Jones Caps, $1.00.—advt. _ Britain next Tuesday fo gve oz Dighest were. M. . Merwin, and Dr.| /M Was wounded twico and was re-| F. A, Searle, C. F. Frisble, ¥, 8. |nations to 37 ex-service gmen who | Jeikbei 1 Beldee andl oitehin | ported in a serious condition in aChamberlain, W. L. Hatch and Judge have applied for citizenship papers. aaselin i Gridge ang QICH. TEAPECs| Aroiguntown Rospital {G. W. Klett are spending two weeks | Notices have been sent to the men to jtively. ‘ Dana Vibberts won the han- - at Southern Pines, N. C. appear at the office of the city court | . dicap billiard to ”'v-u""’“' 5 s ! “Linger Awhile” Fox Trot,Columbia | for their examination. All"have re. | The house committee of the club HOOVER APPROVES, and Brunswick Resords. John A. An- |celved honorable discharges from the | L] L] expects that the organization will 18 \yashington, 1eb. 15.—The Canad- |drews & Co.—advt. army or navy. ‘All holders of honor- ved into the new rooms on the jun government's suggestion that the| The ereditors of the United Barber | gble discharges from the army or| v mezzanine tloor of the Elihu Burritt {"nited Stutes appoint cxperts te | shop have received dividends to the | navy-whe desire to take advantage of | . hotel shortly after the first of March.| werk jointly with similar appointees|amount of 5.6 per cent the speeial privilege of receiving their | 73 ARCH ST, \ ; Dr. The New Britain club was organized | to be designated by Ottawa on the §t.| Exchange of seats for Geraldine | citizenship papers without going | % Mrs. Romain Lekston The Jan. 1, 1853 and has oceupied rooms| Lawrence-Great Lakes waterway pro- | Farrar coneert opens at 10 . m. to-|through the regular routine, must file Plumhing Heating loctor plans to move there about |on the third floor of what is new the| ject, has been faverably viewed by |morrow at C. 1. Pierce Co.—Adv. their applications with the elerk of fuly 1 The house was built by the [ City Hall building for negrly the f‘n<‘Svrr-lar,\' Heover, in a communiea- The Literary elyb of the Senior | court by March 3, as that is the time Y Mecy b tire 41 vears of its existence luon to Secretary Hughes High school met at the school today. | limit. - Furnitureand Ru o PN ST Hrre KA B D AVENPORT TABLES Mahogany and Walnut at $19.00 $24.00 $29.00 $35.00 $45.00 See Our Sale Special at $29 BEDS We have very handsome Colonial Poster Beds in hoth full and twin sizes at very low prices. DINING ROOM FURNITURE Mahogany Post Bed, 3-3. Reduced to $29.75 OF THE BETTER KIND AT VERY LOW PRICES IN OUR BIG SALE Solid Mah, Post Bed, 3-3. Reduced to $35.00 Eight Piece Walnut-Oak Dining Suite. Reduced to e 399,00 Solid Mah. Post Bed, 3-3. Reduced to $39.00 Eight Piece Walnut Dining Suite. Reduced to : 159.00 Mahogany Post Bed, 4-6. Reduced to $35.00 Ten Piece Walnut Dining Suite. Reduced to 229.00 Mahogany Post Bed, 1-6. Reduced to $39.00 Eight Piece Walnut Suite, fine Grand Rapids make, with large Buffet, Oblong ; Table and High Back Chairs. Reduced from $424.00 to . $297.00 __ For good Matiresses, Pillows and Springs, One our first floor we are showing Seventeen Complete Dining Suites at Remark- o visit our big Bedding Dept. on the third floor. ably Low Prices. ODD CHAIRS Including Fireside Wing Chairs, Coggswell Chairs, ete. All Low Prices. BEDROOM FURNITURE 'ED AND FIBER PIECES Three Piece Velour Suite $169.00 Four Piece Mahogany Suite. Reduced to $153.00 Three p!icluel;‘l‘)’mow guite Reduce(% to $59.00 Three Piece Tapestry Suite with Bed, Four Piece Walnut Suite. Reduced to .. .. Three Piece Willow Suité with Large s Davenport, Chair and Rocker. . $219.00 Four Piece Two-Toned Suite. Reduced to Settee, Chair and Rocker, Spring Three Piece Suite of Best Grand Rapids Four Piece Mahogany Suite with large Dresser, Chif- Seats, ’Upholstered Back ... $87.00 Hair Construction at . $239.00 forobe, Toilet Table, Four Post Bed. Reduced to $195.00 Three Piece Fiber Suite with Spring : This Suite may hp had in Tapestry or Four Piece Walnut Suite. Reduced from $239 to.. $199.00 Seats, exactly as pictured above $97.00 fine Mohair at slightly additional cost 1-Piece ffrand Rapids Suite. Reduced from SZSSZ to $249.00 s SEPARATE REED PIECES 5 Several Brand New Suites just received are now i-Picce Grand Rapids Suite. Reduced from 5325 to $269.00 Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Ferneries, Lamps, Tea on our floor for your inspection And Many Other Big Bargains Wagons, Chaise Longues OUR RUG SALE ENDS MONDAY—ONLY TWO MORE DAYS—SAVE MONEY NOW ON RUGS After Monday every Rug in the Sale will be marked back to the regular price. Buy Rugs now. We will hold them for future delivery B. C. 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