New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 4

| NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, R T A VA ) | uaxliy fi‘ astry Shop “The Heme of Home Made Pastry” We Specialize on Whipped Cream Goods l\v"{;‘f\‘uf. PRI J A eam Roll<, Bism uln \‘ hxppvd Uedm Eclaires and Cream y s, Laver Cakes, Boston Cream lotte Russe e wm——— ‘)U DLE Llnm AUTO FATALTIES Wi wamn - mflmf NYWTTT@ 46 Cccur in st Year, Vehicle Dept NEW FUR CHOKERS NEW HATS Arriving Daily $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 Taken Two Paets In His North $7.95, £9.95 $5.95 \neriean Gil Deal Hartford tomobile first quarte _of_ iris and Cha \ ) A full line of Layer (Cakes, Jelly Rolls, Cup ind Assorted Caokies TRY OUR Jeily Doushnuts, Crullers, Cinnamon Buns and Parker iovse Rolls — You will want moie BIRTHDAY CAKES AND WEDDING CAKES TO ORDER SATURDAY SPECIALS Delicious Apple Cake, Coffee Cake, Cofiee Wreaths and Raisin Bread Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded Phil Ohman Plays at Wen- nerberg Male Chorus carni- val, Odd 'Fel- lows Hall, Arch Street, tonight. George Ander- son’s Orch,, fur- nishes music. — U W > | Coats, Suits =d Dresses NEW SPRING COATS 198 524 129 Spring Coats for sport or dressy wear, Coats in wrappy effects, tailored models, straight line models and many sport - styles; developed in rich spring fabrics of twills, charmeen, fla- mingo, downy wool, camel hair and mixtures. 'NEW SPRING DRESSES For Women and Misses 192 24 Distinetive new styles for street. business, afternoon or sport wear, plain and beaded effects, new black and white combinations; everything that is new—we can't. begin to tell you all about them, All the new shades and all sizes, NEW SPRING SUITS $19.95 $24.95 $29.95 Boyish tailored models, single or double breasted, long or short tailored coats, loose back models, beaded or embroidered models, hairline stripes, sport materials and fine twills in black and navy. e =52 Acecidents ha these. two cities thre OBJECTS T0 'PHONE BILL . Tsaac Koplowitz of Dewey Street Says | 55; New Britain's and Nev month of las 1 accidents in 1T i n N o AN Haven, 72 in } 3t New He is Being Charged Commercial Britain, 34 in Waterbury, 21 in Meri- den and 7 in New London. All of | these ctiic 4 increases in the saac Koplowitz of 38 Dewey street utilities has petitioned the ©" commission for a hearing rclative to Rate for Besidence Telephone, pubiic eldents for the quarter March, and New Ha ad ni the them. Nor citles had m London, Meri had none, rate charged him for the use of I'he petitioner has a is residence illed in his e in his s, but according to Mr. at that time no city reported more is being charged a com- | the 80 'n Ne than one for the month v the tele IRISH BOUNDARY 2 rging him £ with No Agreement Reached; Nor Is i , i £ Hes commission and was assured |hu *One Likely 2 hearing would be granted, | After Easter Disposal Sale of Victrolas—Columblas—Premlers Demonstration, Window Display, Floor Samples, “Trade-Ins” At Sweeping Reductions From Regular Prices ” tlnnl\ hoth sides of the boundary conference conducted the meeting with eredit, but agreement was im e inue to mair dary que There is no meeting.* tain Cha rles Cr The Trish Tin the conference will | § 1 anxiety throughout nd, and asks “How will the Fros State govern ment profit if, by insisting at this time on its full rights, ' every chart ! « state existence * or phunges Livery and Civil Ws jndge the governme of Treland if by sal to budge fneh it throws secnrity ane peace which s conditions of Industrial p machine is practically new—all have latest improvements and are in excellent run- Many were completely renovated Every one looks like new—runs smoother and without the usual “breaking in” required of a new machine, et ning order. and highly polished, tinues, “cannot come toget resolve that whatever may the door of eompro sl ajar, both wi Sarely it ought te as it I8 obvious 1 Irishmen on both #des of that there lrn ma tional co: ol diate coc l»rrm‘!unu meeret of unity is to be Jhese phonographs are the acme of perfec- tion, distinguishable in character and pro- nounced in appearance and tonal qualitics. plentiful, For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified’ Aduts. Savings are A Few of the Exceptional Values Offered Victrola was $115, Now 895 Your Money's Two \'a\vnl Aviators Are Vietrola Upright was $150, Now $125 [ | | L l\'"(‘d ?‘“ Hd"l‘* Fall Columbia Console was $175, Now $115 i | | | The | ey e i : el ¢ . . I (] | old ° o Worth val aviators ,'.,” G Columbia Upright was $190 Now $125 Reliabl Or Your M eliable | Or Your Money 26 Church Street SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Console Premier. Console was $175, . i Premicr Upright was $85, e Cr g Cedar Napi Console was $160, Model was $55, Sonora Portable day when t a trea from a height of Now $98 Now $30 v wriie EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED Harry Greb and Norfolk ! ONE YEAR'S FREE SERVICE NO INTEREST CHARGE Banned by Boxing Board RBost TERMS AS LOW AS / GERMANS BLAME AMERICA Prohibition Were s Responsible for High Prices of Cofice There ) A WEEK tdeners 138 MAIN STREET RADIO INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME—TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED e L BU— Ladies’ Silk Hosiery, all the new shades 59¢ and 98¢ pair Outsize Burson Hose Children’s Silk Socks, all colors. ... 45¢ pair Children’s Stockings. . . 20¢, 25¢ and 50¢ pair Ladies’ Futurist Ladies” Union Suits. .. 35¢, 45¢, 50c and 79¢ Ladies’ Vests 25¢ up to 59¢ Men’s Black Cotton Hose Men’s Shawknit Cotton Hose, all colors, . 25¢ pair Men s ‘lluwlmil Silk Hose.. 50¢ to 75¢ pair Men’s Balbriggan Union Suits 79¢, 98¢, $1.10 Men’s Vests and Pants ..... 87c and 98¢ ea. Percales, summer weight, 36 in. wide 15¢ yd. Dress and Apron Ginghams 15¢ and 20¢ yd. JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF RUGS Hodges’ Wool Fiber .........5..... £16.00 Axminster Rugs, $50 values for.... $37.50 - Brussels Rugs, $40 values for...® ..$33.00 Armstrong’s Linoleum $1.00 sq. yd. Imported Linoleum, inlaid, $2.10, $2.25, $2.69 Bailey's Felt Base Floor Covering 59¢ sq. yd. Automobile Shades Made To Order Window Shades 59¢, 69¢, $1.10, $1.25, $1.50, $1.69 We measure and hang your shades, We ean furnish any kind or quality made. ’