New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 18

T T e e g P Sty NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1924, | URGES MENORIAL o aaat B w| s : ‘ Camp | Feibute to Borden Parker Bowne, | - | FURNITUREGIFT SUGGESTIONS e study at Boston | memorial to Borden vz A [ STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m, MONDAY and TUESDAY | e ] [ STORE O L9?m MONDAY an [t is not too late—we are still showing a bountiful ayrray of charming fur- ; niture gifts. Practical and beautiful—there is nothing more appropriate than furniture—or as lasting. smoking Stands from $2.95 to $50.00. Mahogany End Tables $6.00. Mahogany Spinet Desks $36.75. Mahogany Book Tables $9.00, fvory Boudoir Lamp $1.45, Mahogany Console Tables $13.50. Metal, Glass Shade, Table Lamp $11. Mahogany Solitaire Tables $9.00. Small Mahogany Windsor Chairs— Mahogany Gateleg Tables, 35x48— by ; $8.75. $21.00. g —~ of $100,00 Beautiful Wilton Rugs, 27x54, $9.45. Mahogany Davenport Tables $25.00. [More Textile Operatives e 10T S Telephone Table and Stool $5.85. Natural Cedar Chests from $12.00. Go to W or Plair l‘ aldit e BT { . Burlap Scereens $8.50. (‘ard Tables $3.15. i g i el ok Mahogany hook (rough End Table $8 Oak Plant Stands 98c. ~olid Mahogzany “Martha Washington"” Sewing (abinets High Grade Solid Mahogany “Priscilla” Sewing Cabinets ............ $10.00 Ehrlstmas Musmal Suggestanns CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Are Still Left VlCTROLAS—Uprights and anso}_gg Polychrome Picture Mirrors, measure 828 inches ................ $1.25 Gulbransen Registering PIANOS Xmas RECORDS in All Languages Ukuleles—Banjos—Mandolins Harmonicas—Accordion s—Violins Piano Benches—Music Rolls Player Rolls—Bubble Books Floor Lamps—Radio Highest Grade Merchandise—M oderately Priced Liberal Terms MADE BETTER HENRY MORANS & SONS 365 MAIN STREET @5l )8 |2/ “*i .’:’évfié’;‘ffi L\ & 1 i /\OLR. ANNDAL ") (/| BALL- WEAlN'T} &v— [ (,OIN To Directly Opposite Myrtle —_y =" SR i Paolychrome Smoking SEaNA ... e iiveyurinarsisneivevesns vavoise 3008 M amaZiDolls and G a)nia g es e e el 95¢ Large Size Wicker Doll Carriages, in an assortment of colors Hand Painted Metal Serving Trays ................... Rl $4.95 C. C. FULLER CO. 10-56 FORD ST., HARTFORD FURNITURE John J. Tarrant Fmmeral Director and Embalmer 284 E. MAIN ST. Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing -2 Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel. 1451-2 ! | THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLE GARAGES | TORENT FRANKLIN SQUARE FILLING STATION To JEFF PRYoR SIGNS New Britain Sign Co. “Dotng Better What Many Do Well” 34 CHURCH ST. Tel. 894 FOR SALE We have just listed Three : \“‘”" Family House, East End, and S Three Family House, South End. Both houses are in fine condition. ) COLLD A HAVE 25 TS TS i TN Wiish e Mans o Wiy wfi*fi%%%%%%%fi e L L | Correct Eye (-'In“cs " CROWLEY BROS. INC. . Victor Stepensky i : —General Frucking— " v Estimates chiee ey it 2 MAIN ST. 09 WEST ST, TLL. 2979 438 Main. St all johs. —TEL. 20138 « MARYLAND OYSTERS ‘ FOR SALE | Our Crackers Are THE PROSPECT—New Britain's newest and most % \\l\l“l;:"il; {;f{)};\'l)l'l( central avartment block is now ready for rental. Steam IWO-FAMILY HOUSE ON LYONS STREE] SHRIMP h::‘”\,’.:]\’”;’,,i:d‘ \(I.(}\\“““”m foifatiand Grervthtinaiisiol SEE US FOR CRAB MEAT j ' ’ MUIUA TTOMO! 2 INSU LY 4 LEIEALEA IO MOBLLERINE B G SCALLOPS Money to loan on mortgages. E ALARM BROKE LP THE ANNUAL . . ; LOBSTERS { ) - 1 FIPEMENS BALL AND OYSTER SUPPER - . DEWItt A. R.lley CO., Il‘lC. & HONISS OYSTER CO. Camp Real Estate CO- | THE FIREMEN RUSHED TO THE FIRE WITHOUT ANY HOSE- CATION . s | f STATION AGENT DAD KEYES FOUND THE HOSE HAD BEEN NATIONAL B BLDG. SRILTGTRS S L) Temporarily Located at 272 Main Strect Plone 313 ftooms 303-6. Bank Bldz. £\ SFD 76 DECORATE THE HALL, DAD MADE A GOOD RUN- 7w 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford % — — — QUIGLEY HAS MOVED s 308 MAIN STREET JUST ACROSS THE STREET SECOND FLOOR