New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1924, Page 4

Ir it resc m th | vote BUCKEY 15 PRES, |- OFROWING LN~ Succeeds P. F. King, Who ls: Unable fo Continve in Office | : nes iwhed laking the club l-c||~r\ At the first eason of the Lions clu Burritt hotel this noon; C Buckey was elected pi meeting H '\ Wataon announ ‘ar club to succe F. King, resi preside Baking ( been active Its forr been a membe natic rosi » Defense Day out our status the world, been set & and whereas city of New B principle organizations side » " THE BANK OF SERVICE Industry gives comfort,plenty and respect Start a Savings Account TODAY! THE BANK OF SERVICE Open saturday Evenings 6 - § Standard Time One of the innovatiens in the New VICTROLAS BUMS in every model over $100.00, a very desira ,In .1dd|tmn as it will help you to class- secretary lved that we, ¢he members Lions" ctub of New: Britain our hearty cooperation and en ayor's De- Imn ase In l'll'l'l'llvl’\ O"Brien of the oduced a pesolution which the ) members, | board of | on the be aceom mouths | ced that of prepara 1 Week next | NEW BRITAIN DAIDY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1924, What Real Shebas Look Like heen said about the shebas. (left) and her sister, Maria. From Araby they've just come, GOLD WAVE PATY WET EARLY VISIT Low Temperatures Reported in | Minnesota, Dakotas and Iowa from five and o the h reports North of frost South 1. ut only Sends ‘\lll at Prices Up. Frost in ( ght in A tions at Liver- ihout price up- Cor Big racts, and 1otice September o e mi y all the which varied from gher, with Deccmn 1d May 1.34 3 a ma top figuwes. owed by North and | ! ¢ | Darker, Shirt Co,, | vemdow and also in 1} Stores and Factories Join Hands to Teach Residents What Products re Made In City, \facturers and mlulun‘c are | cooperating with the Chamber of || Commerce i effort to maka New |/ England September 15 to 20, education project, at least so | |8 New Britain s ¢ oncerned, ac- cording to Miss Mary ‘urtin, sec- Miss Curtin ctories and lisplays of local ging with merchants to have actory, products i ring that week so e New Britain store windows |8 as to betteredu- § people in cidently make them better hoosters | @ for local made o Jist of displays is d but those that d to date indicate will rdow of go0(s, not nearly | are com- | that the display wi low of the Hjerpe hardwa The Corbin Cabipet Lock i will have its goods in the Hjerpe |§ windov H. 0. Co. will display in the window. Other i completed Jispla have not yet COLORADO PRIMARIES 9.—With the pros publican today Denver, peet of primary votc will go to the to republican {tickcts, 1n scats in the Sept. record-breaking re 1o votr nominate hoth ic state for two | S this fall is a ify every record hy number, artist and selection, properly indexed. Twenty-one models to choose from in all the newest finishes. I very attractive TERMS without any extra charge. Our Record stock and all the very latest HITS. E-I Three VIC FI’()! \s Sixty-five Main Street is the largest in N A A F RV ew "IANOS England, comprising Courteous and prompt attention. rans & Sons RECORDS Directl Set of VICTOR AL- mmediate delivery at nineteen languages y opposite Myrtle St. TR T P N TN TN SRR e T v There has been a lot of talk the last few years about the sheiks. Well, here are two of the genuine. the | M which are made here, and in- |§f division | 8 GIRLS S4Y DRIVER DIDN'T WATCH ROAD Gazing at Them as He Hit Boy on Bicgele, They Claim —_— Giving two young women, Who were sitting on their front steps an inspection which constituted gross negligence on his part, according to the hncr[telutlon of Judge Willlam C. Hungerford in police court this moraing, resulted ip a finding of gullty in the case of Lennie M, Kri- korlan of 87 Prospect street, charg- ed with reckless driving on June 3. He was fined $36 and costs. He ap- pealed through his‘attorney, Fred B. Hungerford, Krikorian was arrested by Patrol- man Willlam_Grabeck following an accident on Maple street in which an automobile driven by him collid- ed with a bieycle on which Willlam Zahnleiter was riding. Zahnleiter was thrown to the road with a frae- fured pelvis; and the bicycle he was riding was entangled in the wheels of Krikorian's machine in such & way that it had to be jacked up to release glie bieycle, In finding the defendant guilty, Judge Hungerford said that it was inconeceivable to him how the acci- dent happened excepting as a result of gross negligence on the part of the driver. He sald that Krikorian was evidently not paying the least it of attention to the road ahead or to the traffic on the highway or the neeident would never have happen- ed | Mildred John, told the court that [they were sitting on their front steps when Krikarian drove by in machine, Instead of watching ahead of him, Little, though, has They are Linda Loredo MERCHANTS CO-OPERATE " Two young women, Gertrude and | the girls told the court that | he looked right up on the porch at consflpdlon lays you dimm—rollm +Don’t fake chances with oomipu tion! 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This is because Kellogg’s is ALL bran, Doctors them, and even after he had passed their house, he turned and looked back, They said that they turned their heads to look at each another, and fjust as they did l'hl‘y heard the cragh, Patrolman Grapeck told the court | | that Krikorian told him immediately | after the accident, that he knew | that lg had hif something but did | not know what it was as he did not see it. He continued down the'| street about 180 feet hefore stop- ping his machine, the police testi- fied. He Wouldn't Go Home, Rfding np and down Arch’ strec in a machine with a flat tire during the early hours ‘of the morning did not meet with the approval of Pa- trolman George Collius, so when | John Cook, of 216 Arch strect, the | driver of the machine refused to go home, he placed him under arrest after learning that Cook did not have either his license or registra- {tion on his person. Judge Alling fined him $3 without cost on each |count when he "entered pleas of I guilty on arraignment in police court Victim Has Broken Leg. | The case of Harold Foster, charg- | wide open fo olher it with Kellogg’s Bran evorywhere agres that ALL bran can he 100 cent o ufln—fihy recommend §’s Bran, Xat at leavt two tab daily—in chronic cases with every meal. You will like it. You wiil onjoy delicious nut-like flavor— the mllw ivo Kellogg flavor, Fat Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and krumbled, with milk or eréam, Sprinkle it over ofher cercals. Cook it with hot coreals, Try it in wonderful bran muffins, bread, griddle cakes and other rocipes given on every package, Kellogg’s Bran is the road back to health, It is made in Battle Creek and is served in individual at the leading hotels and clug: every. where. Ask for it at your restaurant, 1t ia sold by all grocers, mfuls s ed with | street last June, reckless driving on High was further con- tinued until October 27, when Prose- cutor Joseph G. Woods told the court that Edward Deeley, who was struck by Foster's machine, would not be able to appear in court until that time, Decley was under treat- ment for a broken leg and suffereil a nervbus breakdown. according to the prosecutor, Judge George W Klett appearcd for Foster, The heart of a patient in Charing Cross hospital, London, continued o beat for four and a half hours |after she had stopped hr\llhlnl. e oA Thousands of sufferers las: year complately relieved in 24 bours with new intermal prescription of Cleve land lperllh:»l‘lhll quickly neutral- izes pollen poisoning thrmout systens. Known a¢ R e retetings hour il ugnenieed ot money back, Send 10c for 24 hour sample treat neni to Clinieal Laboratories Co., Cleveland. Regular cize sold by all good drogzict The Dickinson Drug 189-71 Main Et,, City Drug Store, 557 Main “rowell's Drug Store, 53 Miin Bt and other good drug stores, . STARTLING BARGAINS YOU WILL LONG REMEMBER FOR ALL DAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY SPECIALS SHEETS Bleached Sheets (extra heavy), large size, 81x90. Wednesday Fach (CRETONNES Cretonnes 36 inch wide, handsome pat- terns. Wed.. . Yd. 19(: T MUSLIN Fruit of the Loom Mus- lin, 36 in. “ldo)d 17c Wednesday . "~ BABY.BLANKETS Baby Crib Blankets, blue and rose, size o zsc ’\\ 38, Wed. PILLOW CASES Fine qual Plllu\\ (‘ases large size, 4 \\ednmdav 4 BOOTT CR . Boott Absorbent ’l‘owel- ing. Wednesday Yard SACRN 17C WOOL BLANKETS All Wool Plaid Blankets, variety of colors, sataline hindings, size $8 59 66x80. Wed. yd. SHEETING Unbleached Sheeting, 91 " inches wide (extra 45 (& heavy). Wed. Yd. PLAID BLANKE Large double bed size plaid cotton Blankets. blue, BATH TOWELS Turkish Bath Towels, bleached, loose and spongy weave, \\ednesdav : ha 25c CHEESE CLOTH Bleached Cheese Cloth, 36 inches wide, 25c \\ ed . 5 Yds. TABLE OIL CLOTH | White and Tiled Oilcloth, 45 inches wide, with slight imperfections. 1 9 c Wednesday SCRIM CURTAINS Serim Curtains, 2 1.4 yds. long, ruffled and hem- stitched with tie backs to match. PRINTED SILKS Printed Silks, a special | | offering in styles desirable | for dresses and blouses, .,6[ in. wide, Wed‘ f 69C Special | WOOL JERSEY Wool Jersey Dress Goods | in all the popular fall| shades, 56 in. wide. Wed-| .\‘pecial CANTON (REPE Silk and Wool Canton Crepe, good weight, good | lustre, in black, 40 in. wide. 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Special \d 39C A Special LADIES’ PURE SILK THREAD HOSE In a variety of new fall shades, black, white, nude, aireaale, fawn, pearl, mist, lariot, sand, cinnamon and grey; regulal 0 value, Wednesday $1.29 ' GORDON SILK HOSE | A good stocking for wear | LADIES’ “FITRITE" UNION SUITS Made with the band top, tight and loose knee; reg. value $1.00. Special LADIES’ VESTS Made with the band and Wednesday Special . UMBRELLAS Ladies’ and Men's Um- hrellas, made with a good assortment of handles; in all the popular shades; guaranteed rainproof, Wed- tanbark. airedale, pearl nesday 95c grey, yellow, orchid and Special . LADIES’ SLIPS black; value to $1.00. Wed- - A special lot of lddl(’\ nesday 89 c il White Lingétte Special . ... lined, full skirt, LADIES HEAVY : 16, Wed. $1 79 (OIT()N HOSE Special . LADIES' APRO\\ Colors are black, white Ladies’ Aprons, made of and cordovan; reg. value 50e. Wednesday > 23¢ the best percale, double yoke flronl many pretty Special . "LADIES’ SILK HOSE In all the wanted colors, hlack, sunset, peach, grey and airedale; $1.00 value. Wednesday | Wednesday 48c. Special .. ‘ Special hodice top, value to 69¢ ea. | patterns to choose from. | CHILDREN'S SWEATERS | | Children's Impurttd1 | Sweaters, all wool colors, | | red, blue, green and tan.| Wednesday $1 1 9‘ | Special . LADIES' CORSETS Ladies’ Corsets, made of | heavy pink fabric, 21 In‘ Im\z. with no rust steel,| sizes 21 to 30, 95 i Wed. Special. . MEN'S SHIRTS | A special lot of Men's| Soisette Shirts with attach- ed collar, guaranteed full cut; colors, white and pon- gee, sizes 14 to 17; regular $1.98 value, $1 .45f Wed. Special l MEN'S SHIRTS A new lot of Men's Shirts with attached collars, made of eighty square and fruit of the loom materials, in a fine assortment of patterns to select from; every shirt| guaranteed fast color, sizes| 14 to 17, Wed. $1 09 Special . . MEN'S HOSE Men's 2-Thread Cotton Hose, made with double | heels and soles; colors | black, navy, grey and cord. Wedpesday - 25C | Special . MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Men'’s Khaki Work Shirts | guaranteed fast color, sizes 1115 to 17; reg. 98¢ value, Wednesday 69 C Special DAVIDSON’S SYRINGE Pavidson’s Combination Fountain Syringe and Hot Water Bottle; first quality. "Wednesday Special | COMET ALARM CLOCKS Polished nickeled case, | guaranteed one year, Wed- nesday Special FELT SLIPPERS Another new lot of Felt Bedroom ' Slippers, sizes from 3 to 8. W Special