New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 20

20 DE MOLAY MEMBERS HOLDING SESSIONS First Annual New England Con- erence in Worcester HRIVER 13 HEU] it iy gf o Tt GRANDGHILDREN AR \\ NEW BRITAIN Rector and Medicine Men DAILY HERALD, City Items Whist bridge 1ood Sale, 8t. John's Fair, Jester's Hall, Sat. 2:30 p. m,— \! l } Vineent Cencl, son of Mr. and T8 er Cencl of Ellis street, is yme trom Tu 1 f anksgivi wsen player pianos at Morans O'Brien s of iliness condit f rolman Thomas L wh in Guthrie, radical rector of the -the-Bouwerie, New York, is with whom he introduced 1 defiance of Bishop Manning. 0 {8 i1l at his home, is reported proved Intertainment and dancing, St s Fair, Jester's Hall, tonight.— of 218 Clark rrier on East Main | when he was drive his automobile past the corner | He told the po- was no lantern on ch was protecting an reported to the po that his bicyele had t fn er's Hall, to- v away. St. John's of 17 Seymour e party in r's birthday p resent and a number of were served St. John's Jestar's Hall, 30 p. m.— mily reunfon was held at the {r. and Mrs. Herbert Bat- y street vesterday, FRIDAY, WILLARD MAGK ALMOST sees me take a drink 1 promise to|recovery. The actor sald he expect. [the middle of th BLIND FROM DRIN”NG\M and pin a rose on him, I've l‘. d to leave the hospital today, :\'w"lunr(‘l‘l)m Q::o;:.c-(rsaz. Famous Actor Now Makes Prombses [ That He Will Never Take Another Drink | gr Nov. 28, — \\m..l\ only falrly with his other eye drinking w sod alcohol, 4, All of them went to a hospl zo, when 1t was announced that na [Worse by congestion of one lung was suftering from pneumonia. M GHIEF BENEFI[IAR‘FS BARNES SHOWERED wer in honor ter of All the time — in the theater home, or at work our glasses ex- actly correct My Specialty— Comfortable Vision rrank E. Goodwin Fyesight Specialist 327 MAIN ST Phone 1905 Niagara Falls Power Co. Engineering Expert Dies Um-m, Yum! "TTII(TL"“"N EXTRAORDINARY VALUES For Frlday and Saturday LEGS OF THE 33Cl FINEST FRESH LAMB 33c . PRIME RIB ROAST (BLADE CUTS) 23¢c b, 39¢! PRIME RIB ROAST (BEST CUTS) 33c b, 39c b, LEGS OF SIRLOIN STEAK REGULAR FRESH HAMS MILK-FED VEAL 23c Ib. 250 Ib, EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS FRESH CALI HAMS 16¢!: N ational Meat Stores Company | ‘Largest Ret 73 WEST MAIN ST. Stores Throughout New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Penn. ailers of Meats In America” Tel. 483 MONDAY TUE Decem SDAY WEDNESDAY ber 1—2— NOVEMBER 28, 1924, Nroadway, Iy\u 1 make one nm,“'nnmu-wl that the patient had passed ‘prncemled sald Mack, taught my lesson No more | hiooch for me |State Policeman’s Car explained that he was motor |ing through New Jersey with a party |‘ f friends when they decided they | An automobile operated by State [wanted ad vink, Thep stopped alp man Robert Anderson of the oup of laborers near Summit and | Groion barracks sideswiped and ne of the workmen took a bottl |y paged a machine driven by Guide and actor, has| fr om his pocket and offered it 0 | oppety of 850 Rocky Hill avenue, | whteh aniered upon pneumonia 8th ANNIVERSARY SALE 25 Per Cent Discount will be allowed on everything in our stock to those who patronize us during this special 10 Days’ Sale. Hurry down and secure the Gift you have in mind for the holidays before it is too late. Remember the Sale Is For 10 Days Only THE WEDDING RING SHOP The Home of Lucky Wedding Rings 149 Main Stree! You can tell- the minute you take off the lid the rich and satisfying aroma of Putnam Coffee is an immediate promise of satisfying joys to come IFE ! One smell as the cover comes dinner coffee, guest coffee. Served off the round vac-sealed container, ‘‘black it is a treat for the connoisseur; and you know that all the richness and eyen milk cannot spoil its richness, flavor of Putnam Coffee are still there. and with cream — well, try a can for i The aroma that flogts in the air as yourself | Then you'll know why it’s the the brown pearly bubbles sound in the ‘ hoice of coffee experts.’’ percolator keeps you waiting with i bright-eyed expectancy for this delici- A marvelous coffee kept appetizingly ous coffee. fresh by the vac-sealed can. Buy several Putnam is breakfast coffee, after- cansatatime! Sold at all good grocers., THE WILLIAM BOARDMAN & SONS COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut Cofjce Roasters since 1841 To OPEN, first put key on, handle end up. Then turn Putpnam == Coffee saves the day THURSDAY FRIDAY New Alr Route Berlin, — German alrcraft are to been temporarily blinded in one vye | them. Im Iy after drinkInd | Now Britaln, yesterday morning in | ¥ in relays, night and day, from ok and is now abl e | 0 e m a party bee ! poriin, Constable Frank Brown in- | Stockholm in Sweden to Bushire ved they had been blinded, Mack | yogtigated, ®|on the Persian Gulf, it has been | It is sald that Anderson had announced. There will be alr sta ¢ He went to a Mount [tal, he asserted, The actor eX-lgyiven to Herlin street with a friend | tions en route at Leningrad, Mos« Vernon tmmml about two wee h\“’ ained that his condition was made yuq was on his way along Farming- | cow, Toflls, Baku and Teheran. In| ton road, hound west. The Forhetl | one of the more luxurious planes) car, containing several young peo- | will be a saloon that can be conse| o never made a promise m! Last Sunday Mack's physiclan an- | ple on their way toward Berlin, was | verted into an aerial sleeping cars SATURDAY Forhetl, noticing “The next person that|the crisiy and was on the road to [that Anderson was driving nearly in oad, swung out but as the car Anderson's machine sideswiped the other car, | ripping hubcaps off and damaging o H i both cars. The tront of Anderson's In Berlin Accident | automoblle was badly damaged. — CAPITOL — TWO EXTRAORDINARY PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK December 4—5—6 RICHARD DIX in “MANHATTAN?” AGNES AYRES and \\T(I\IH MORENO . i “THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME”