New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924 und just as the patrolmen halled | Doston, Nov. 28.—With the excep- | mkers, N, Y, Nov, 28.—The| Hitandial © ; s “.’w v;w'i»]‘}w:(\xl‘x': them the heard a small boat slip tlon of deer, hares and rabbits th [ of Arthur Lawrence v q 1ir or ‘v\ yin, hin P. Alfved Johnson Wants to Ex-|from the beach. The ofticors march- [hunting of all fur hearing animals csiate man. was robbed I L opping about od their prisoners to the Larchmont [will continue o state until i noa five t ‘ ehange and Commissioners Are station, where the men were held in | March 1, e es who took away a sma [Darts Out Into Street, ' HOlldfly Death Toll Near Cthago Willing to Closo Deal, $1000 ball ench, charged s Alhron A , e laate fram s b om on the second Discussion H[,weven Is Only Little Girl lnmrvrl | —— 1§ 8us) ‘Y\‘“H[".H rsons open season on hares t of 8 NC n the s was l MIL STOECKEL SAYS: Is Heavy e voers e mea g ' pusk {00t mator” bouk . Focanante aun ueen fordecr il spo Mo, 108 1ot e o by Informal, It Is Explained ri! Lat ton iew o done or s tolaaen ot s otor i Grove street, Alex Bui- ers will submit a propo. [Which went ashore oft Clifford 1 st at sunt wnd will end at : N ok e ”’M ; | #ition for the r of as mall tri- |land With a cargo of liquor ahoard S ¥ cember 6 olice el 3 B ek b | | ‘ R ERARE Chicago, —Two railroad ', St part of Willow |TW0 men found on the shore 1 he hunting 1 he ¢ . na | ¢ o As o _ L ;! e UL rossing ac o) the fringes of the eraft were arrested and held jacksnipe 1 ’ d by the come 1t brought death to the federal authorities, 880 RN e 1fo 1 two diamor x 0Y8¢ J ofi ¢ 1 otor vehicles. accord - t ved by the local s of Heber park, for a much larger tri- wned by I Alfred Johnson on S [ son 18 anxions to secure a DRY AG NT il south ¢ Which will permit the laying out of Gfilbian Jrlington. hroe ng lota on his property, y mail train wrecked thelr ['W arly ;‘Hw 1 lots are now | A W Hart Dismissed Because He « G )y him, but a few feet of city ", n S0 G ere S8 g property is required it the third js| Jefused To Go Where Assigned, mbard, 111 ti be laid ont similarly, Ilhis prop- According To Haynes, a Chic UL, en | 11y runs off ut a tangent in the rear, ’ tod that T train struck a fam.| considerably beyond the ; ly| Washington, Nov, 28.—A_ H. Hart, i inchang 5 H. af extremity, which Is at the rc e, | 1'ittsburgh prohibitic nt, las e e f Y lm erg Om (kalait ’ \g his (been dismissed for r & to work ¥ ) ™ to f f b Sell W A 4 i e - ) whe assig ‘ommissioner o \ \ 4 . ! Caficent ot IIEa tea ol tallstothari thart tHa fHatthwaa! A¥oD ; ‘ igongl Established 18 Years et (T to the park hoard ~ [ved rrom the rolls on Nov. 14 were 7, . #ithe o s are a ) e o e s fien ik . -1 392 Main st. 10 R. R. Arcade naxed Than | : Baltimore, No 1 and may Hart, formerly a me 2 ol Xmas Gifts of Quallty FRUSWHLANS e (i D wccord _ Soveral daya ago. durin § i ot o : e Wi il I | Our stock of Watches, Diamonds, Wrist iich his clot Westchester County Police Farly fwith beer and b [ e e : oo R i o tor th S |l Watches, Pearls, etc., suitable for Xmas Correct to the Last Today Spoll Attempts of Bootleg- {1, o (o his quar onton. — IHaryey e dry_ wearing aparel. ; y - s tone e a0 e | ) Gifts is now complete. Select your gift early to go to ; mak It tonk two days to release the steamer C ux.\mutmn when —a small dC])(Hit and we will hold your glft complaing atsh x _ she ran aground in the Chicago river. Traffic on two streels * s of a e : % next ,"Lh,w [ “,‘,J,,)",”,, '."“ .b‘:_' Im‘din,": i_nlo the [,n_n]w was tied up during that time while jack- o A S LR until wanted. pe o knife bridges remained open as tugs worked with the stranded monE patrolmen arrost- boat. 1 21 men and seized five trucks, | Georgi | bert Steiger, Inc. A Store of Specialty Shops hemendou< \alues Hd:tfmd Conn, On Sale Saturday MORE MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU HERE. A S = - YOU WILL SAY 80 WHEN YOU COMPARE. QUALITY, SERVICE, SATISFACTION, THE SUPREME APPAREL EVENT OF THE SEASON ~owwmsss || DECEMRER MARK-DOWN SALE STEAK b. 19¢ SIOUWERSb.t5c| | of OVERCOATS and DRESSLS 9TO 11 A M. 37TO 5 P. M, BIST NOL LEAN SMORED PRICES NOT USUALLY OBTAINED UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS POTATOES 15 b. k. 18 SHOULDERS b. 1234 O Su it SWDMS L eV | COATS DRESSES ~ COATS GRAN. SUGAR 13 Ibs. $1.00 5. . CONF. SUGAR” 2 Ihs. 18¢ . W B e e e | FUR TRIMMED SILK AND CLOTH i SPORTS AND UTILITY ALL DAY SPECIALS | Formerly to §79.50 S : | Formerly to $29.50 ) Formerly to $29.50 B E E F P 0 R K | Coats in the newer fabrics and trimme ‘_1 i Street and afternoon dresses of satins, St w' . “[ I' Sl el with the newest furs, such as Wolf, Canton crepe and crepe de chines in LEAN BOILING B orads iptere sm 0'e 5 FANCY FRESH ROASTS o iy sossum. Nutria . MEATY POT ROASTS . . . 12¢ SMALL FRESH HAMS ... 5 i‘“\.\~t qu ”l(]'. é);u..un., Nutria and FANCY CHUCK ROASTS . . * FRESH SPARERIBS .o b, Fitch ; lined an PRIME RUMP ROASTS ......... . 20c| CLOVER LEAF BACON ..............1h, interlined BONELLSS RIB ROLLS . 2ic| FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS . 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S — e § lmu‘\ and taupe iner a I'¢ OUR DINNER BLEND COFFEFE «.... Ib, FRANCO-AM. SPAGHETTI ........2 cans 2fc ; Y nd luxuriously RED BUTTERFLY MIXED TEA ... 7 b DAVIS BAKING POWDER ... s . Ige. can : the sn H'? 1 waired furs: also Beave Formerly FINEST SUGAR CORN .... .2 cans PURE TOMATO CATSUP 2 hots, 23 3 nd Squirrel Tailored cloth ¢ of che e . e ’ “ PALMOLIVE SOAP . o 1 bars 28 PRESH ELBOW MACARONI 21 . 1 wrimmed . 9 .00 (A il i HIGH TYPE SPORT1 VINE LAUNDRY SOAP .. 1 bar 5 NEW CROP PEA BEANS 3 1bs . CAMPBELL'S SOUPS | 2 cans . FANCY TOILET PAPER e st rolls 15 Formerly to $130.00 LEMON OR VANILLA EXT. hots, N. B. C. RAISIN COOKIES .. . B Tich coats in one of odelst plaids, and plain cc POST BRAN FLAKES . .. pkg. :| AUNT JEMIMA P. C. FLOUR 2 pkgs. . e raten £ 5 — e - — — - g furs are used in fashioning T he Formerl; 339, g FLORIDA or SUNKIST FRESH GARDEN LARGE BALDWIN | NATIVE GREEN ORANGES | . SPINACH APPLES KALE o . taupe, Penny_and tret or afternoon, in nav: vos With Collars and Cuffs 2doz..... 45c| Peck .... 35¢| 4 qts. .... 25¢c| Peck .... 10c rown $119.00 teaku : Of Finest Furs . - - Fourth loor TATIA HIAVY 11O LARGE WASHED YELLOW GLOBE FaN. GREEN or WAX | mq;nn GRAPEFRUIT, CARROTS | TURNIPS BEANS - ST I : L Hor....25¢ 41bs..... 10c 41bs vas. .. 35 | | ENSEMBLE SUITS """ "$29.75 FANCY NATIVE NEW SEEDLESS LARGE MEATY NEW (RoP | RICHLY FUR TRIMMED CELERY RAISINS PRUNES | MIXED. NUTS | ! . , Formerly [T Lge. bunch 15¢ 12 21bs..... 25 2Bbs..... 30 | | [on b e $3975 . e ot PIES ... Ea. 25¢| “TSLSITBREAD e R s in s or matron, : FANCY LAYER CAKES ARGE ASSORTED BUNS BEST POUND CAKI 25 | LARGE ASSORTED ROLLS 3 3¢ Vourth Floor WHIPPED CHREAM CARIES a LARGE AMORTED COOKIES SANTORTE CARE “es M. 32 PANCY CUP CARES