New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 16

PLAINTIFF IS VICTOR IN SUMMAR! PROCESS Mrs, Hadley (.-eu Judgmen( in Action Against Connors-Halloran Company. OouU In a judgment handed down today Justice of the Peace Harry P. Roche finds for the plaintiff in the summary process action of Mrs. Eliza Hadley against the Connors-Halloran Co. for posscssion of the store occupied by the defendant at 217 Main street. The case was heard several weecks ago and was featured by clashes be- tween former Mayor Joseph M. Hal- loran and Lawyer Cohen of New York of the defense counsel. In the decision the court finds that the rent due November 1 last year, on which time was given until the 15, was not paid until November 30. The receipt stated that the payment was not received as rent under the lease, but only for use and occupancy of leased premises, but should in no way affect the forfeiture as claimed. The rent of the store, it was brought out at the hearing, was $800 a month. Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford & Camp appeared for the plaintift, and Judge George W. Klett, Alfred LeWitt and Lawyer Cohen for the defendant. It was sald today that steps for an appeal are being taken. &2 &2 ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924, BARGAINS FOR ALL Men’s Suits and Young Men’s Suits—Many Are Two Pants Suits ==~ $26.50 v sso0 One Pant Suits as Low as $16 50 $19 50, $23 50 MEN’S SOFI' PLAITED SHIRTS $1.00 Were $2.95 WHITE OXFORD COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS $1.48 Were 32 25 PURE IRISH LINEN WEAVE HANDKERCHIEFS llc each WOMEN’S SPORT COATS $10.00 Were $15.00 to $30.00 She smiled gra- 8 to the lowly, nterest into his HELND OF s FORGOTTEN MEN . (Continued Prom Fourth Page) “I'm sure they wi be tory,” Dorothy commented what odd names your A askan “There ar some than that, if you think of them tive meds » like, the ne easily sxplained s some ki fon't ask me w) however, is an Indian of anot “He'll interest you, Mrs, N He ealls himsel? truth is that he ' vague, hereditary claim on the off You see at one time this sian territory, and the ¢ population were 1 Greek Chure) R o stir of resentment CHAPTER Vil At the Grave VOICES IN THE AIR “ontinued from Page Fourteen). ODD TROUSERS $1.75, $2.25, $2.95, $3.45, $3.95 Connors-Halloran Stores, Inc. LLOYD’S 215 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN Every garment in the store is reduced Noth- ing is reserved. We invite those that have pur- chased articles in the past month to come in and see the new prices on our regular standard merchan- dise. GEORGE M. LLOYD. scd or to say what was agreed up- | The conversation drifted also to 11:00 p. m.-—Florie MHutchtson, | ange of views upon acceptable nominecs for the vice presidency, it is learned | Mr. Bingham said there was noth- | ing personal in his visit and that it | had nothing to do with possible ap- WABL pointments icultural College £ - POSTAL REVENUE HIGH. , June 6 10:30 p. m.—Mal Hallet's Roselar Dance Orchestra. The Oid Reliable Store I City o City Line Orchestra ~Post- D. MILLER & CO. T THEY GO < TheCity Court Decided O ur Lease Has Been Broken Our Entire Stock Men’s and Women’s Clothing and Furnishings Must Go at Sacrifice Prices Right at the Time When Savings Are Most Needed FULL DRESS COATS $5 00 FULL DRESS COATS AND VESTS FULL DRESS SUITS ........ $10.00 These are from our Rental Dept. 'HEAVY WEIGHT OVERCOATS ABOUT 1-2 REGULAR PRICE THESE ARE CORTLEY MAKE WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS Were $8.00 and $10.00 Now $3.95 ABOUT 12 PAIRS BOYS’ OVERCOATS MOSTLY. HEAVY WEIGHTS AT 1.2 RETAIL PRICES Your Money’s Worth | Or Your Money Back 26 Church Street ower urged :1b(‘H|luu ce-cent war tax postage when e announced recently 1o post ffice revenue of Win- g broke all records for the last | mz $2,000,000 ided that rev- | 1 with the re- cent rate, He pointed | a letter from to London for two | we, Bas ,,l” scores, 1iv « n'< chIo it cost three cents to | Market report. \allona! Garden Nur cnd a letter from Victoria to Van- io bul N ouver, B. C. ] | $1.19—$1.59. " p._m-~MecKial ———————— o MeKiniey Vocational | | m. - Musieal pro- value. Saturday $2.00. Con " Vineent Lopez Hot estra n Weather for MONEY WHEN YOU NEED IT If you have use for $16 to 11:45 ecast day $1.98. Men's Shirts, $2.00 value, Saturday Men’s Fancy Colored Shirts, $2.75 Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts, white and colors, $3.00 value. Specials for Saturday Men’s Muslin Night Shirts, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. Imported Scotch Ginghams, 32 inches wide, value 39¢. Saturday 29¢ yard. LAdies’ Corsets, values $1.95 to $2.50. Saturday only 50c pair. Curtain Muskin, 36<inch wide, good | Satur- | BINGHAH séas CO0LIDGE 15 Viewtenant Governor of Conmecticut wize M' -.-n» "8 not qu pared for the first sight of the sie dar fl" framed by th l He conid no 1 he was Limejuic come in awkwar but now he was speak, risking in B White fame in his facs Tot there W8 0o glimmer of recognition ial Tecusees Republioan National Plat- form With President. ' | D, C, June §.=Lice. | ruor Hi Hl()i of it, on his way to Cleveland the republican national con- 4 at the White House f y and spent about half an, atting with President Cool- r. Bingham 1s a delegate 1o and a member of the | 0" mittee | The diacussion was in regard to the | president’s wishes about what shall be put in the party piatfor rm, but bo ‘1' the « t 4 Mr. Bingham de $300, we will lend it to you on your household furni- ture without removal, alse to property owners, Ne ons will know anything about the matter, and you will have immediate relief. Terms of repayment made to suit your own circum- stance., Your problem can be solved here at low cost. Consult our mansger pri- 57 West Viuin St Open 9 to 5:30. Saturdays 9 1o 1. etined vo outline the subjects dis- Men's White Collar Attached Shirts. | Saturday $1.98. Ladies’ Silk Hose, all colors, guaran- teed. Saturday 98¢ pair. Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery, $2.00 value. Saturday $1.79. Boys’ School Hose, 29¢ value. Satur- «day 18c pair, 2 for 35¢. | Men’s Muslin Pajamas, $1.98—82.25. I 36-inch Percales. Saturday 15¢ yard. ; | quality. Saturday 25¢ yard. Sunfast Silk Overdraperies, 36-inch | wide, $1.50 value. Saturday $1.25 yard. We carry a full line of Ready Made | Curtains, 98¢ to $5.00 pair. Window Shades, 59¢ to $1.50. Nice assortment of Silk and Cotton Shade Tassels. Good window Screens, 50¢. Floor and Dust Mops, §9c--98¢.