New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924. FURNITURE REMOVAL SALE I. BIRNBAUM 132 MAIN STREET THE TIME HAS COME WHEN WE HAVE OUT-GROWN OUR QUARTERS AND ARE GOING TO MOVE INTO A BIGGER, BETTER STORE IN OUR OWN BUILDING AT GAS Three-Burne r Gas Range, large size, with white porcelain oven door. Reg. $24 value. Removal THREE-PIECE BEDS (1 . ”""H{u‘\ [ : American walnut, oak or white finish bed; Na- tional Spring, cotton mattress., Regular $34. Removal $26 .50 Sale SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING CATIS MOTHER TO | oAl ext ek IDITTHORE LOSES BROOD OF CHICKENS Tabby Takes Pity on Seven De serted by Gold Healled Hen A OO M TO CONPLR DEGRELS Fixtures For Sale SHOW CASES FORM STANDS COUNTERS BENCHES, ETC, Store Open From 1p.m.to3p. m, — at 381 MAIN ST, City RANGES 381-383 MAIN STREET —— Three-Piece Overstuffed Suite, hand- some Velour Living Room Set with Divan, Club and Wing Chairs. Regu- Eight-Piece Dining Set — beautiful dining set in American Walnut. A real bavrgain. Regular $175.00. Removal Sale Price $1 19 00 OPP. EAST MAIN STREET It is with pleasure we announce this sale to our friends and patrons. stock as possible when we move. Therefore have greatly reduced every item in our store for immediate selhng WE WANT YOU TO BE HERE TO SHARE IN THIS BIG EVENT. We want to have as little Four-Piece Bedroom Set—American walnut set with full Vanity, Chifforobe, Dresser and Bow- Ln(l Bed. Regular $175.00. Removal S REFRIGERATORS . N Guerney 3-Door Side Icer. Regular $36.00.— Removal $27 00 Sale .. Many others gropor- tionately reduced. lar $150.00 $98 00 Removal Sale Price Only CEDAR CHESTS Large variety of genuine walnut and walnut finishes toselect from. Regular Removal Sale Price .... Oy oo e et eelries Price Only MATTRESSES Cotton, regular $12 ....... $9.98 e $15.98 $20.00 100%% Pure Silk Floss, regular $30.00 100-Piece Dinner Sets, latest designs. regular $36.00. Removal Sale .. ....... QUAKER RANGES Ave Reduced 202 During This . ‘1\12 Heavy hbles reg. § 9x12 Congoleums, reg. $15.; )() 27-in.x52-in. Axminster, wgul.n BABY CARRIAGES Hevwood-Wakefield, full line of 1921 models, 59. 50 Up Removal Sale Price . EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE IN OUR STORE HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SELLING —— BE HERE EARLY FOR REAL BARGAINS — Printed Linoleum, reg. $1 Inlaid Linoleum, reg. $1.79 . Floor Covering Felt Base, POERIRE THE S i viecesey 800 Y& U$1.49 Yd., Sale N, B, .S, GIRL WINS MEDAL |20, T FOR TYPEWRITING RECORD - i Miss Olive Keller Writes 90 Words & or Co,, hile fro Ving - | as the R v [ .».umn for the a building should Jurisdiction in Case of Prisoner IN GHURGH FIGHT Mass. Court Throws Oat Bill of Equity Sought Miss a member Wanted by Canadian Sathorities to e Settled in Hartford Court, . Minute For 15 Consecutive New Haven, May 23.—~MHearing be fore Judge ¥. 8. Thomas ‘of the United States district: eourt. in the matter of jurisdicfon in the case of Adam Parillo of Harvatoge Springs, N. Y., wanted by Canadian authori- ties on A charge of participating in f court toduy ssed the v murder and robbery in conneetion hin V. Dittemore up Banque | goc) he of the |, ing of the agn, Montreal, April 1, will st O ist, com v {0, Kil- | be held in Hartford, next |pelje member & e LRy wd &y o thia | $03,6018 s of June :""" ! n any. high school stu- | SNEPTS 088l | g »f tlte conntry, Minutes, N street, | champlons ‘red B, Hunge cctiont for the Oltve Keller of 177 Gle of the graduating class of year 19 enior 1igh school L. LR VALUATION, hington, May 23.-<The the 8 has recontiy the Unde Wants City Brought Into Dispute Over Building | Attorney Patrick ¥ Mcbhonongh Roston, M I'he state supreme il in ceived a gold me iting 0 | lued by 0, 1916 yesterday . by ihe had heen removed from the V the fillegally néid at Nor- | The decision opening of May [The op May 27, v made P! o baeilli to be wag by 1he fu cope Jest British industry. in H SOUTHINGTON NEWS fown Meeting Appropriates $10.000 Ie Vor Vive Apparatns—Local Faners | als Held—sonihington Briefs $27.00 s to prevent, ned by the ‘ clatmed that |y, will sail for the United States busding ordinances Judge Benjamin \\ | and its subsidiaries the Inters mmission today at ) of staine with which studied | caus s said to be HAMMOCKS and SWINGS i ] Full line of comfort- | able Hammocks and Swings in all colors.— Removal up Sale ... $l 2'50 SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING ATLS MAY 31 By The Associated Press, Paris, May 23.—"Dapper Don” Col- and from Havre on the liner Parls, May 0131, in eustody of Detectives Hyams *and Daley of New York, according to O | present arrangemonts, City Advertisement For the sprinkling of Farmington Avenue, from “"luhln.l«n street to Allen street. 1.ONR | Notice (s hereby glven that a hearing will be held \’mro the Board of Publ Works in Roam 2 aveing at 6 % b Ith on the proposed sprinkiing of Farm imgton avenus, from Washington strest to Allen street, All persons interested are requested to he present at the sald hearing, If they ses A be heard in relation to the rford | .. RBOARD 0" PUBLIC WORKS, . M. Johnson, Secretary, Dress Up For Decoratlon Day on The Easy Payment Plan P ME‘J’S AND BOYS' SUITS AND TOPCOATS CHILDREN'S COATS AND SUITS _OMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS AND WRAPS WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS FUR NECK PIECES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES BOTH HIGHTERS 117 M 2 1 « Miss Susan Goldthwaite To Marry €. E. Tuttles NO RED TAPE City Advertisement PRIDE CIRCLE wiisy 63 CHURCH STREET (Next to Herald Bldg.) WE HAVE NO COLLECTORS Boston Clothing Store