New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1924, Page 14

'DOLICEMAN KILLED IN CRASH PUASUNG AUTO BGYS DIE TRYING T THERiFT . ster Bluccoat Dies m——« e .. CHRISTHAS CANDY - ithers Hurt—Probe Is Started Got Christmas Gua; Drowned While Hunting I Morning =fion’t Suffzcj With Itching Rashes . NEW BI\II‘AI\' l)AILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26 1924 SRR et ___ aaaasat rw. Enaminger .| Half Million Dollar Fire re packed ey had e H n ft sume DENIES POISONING Mahanoy C . 2 dquble le L3 Aunhnqn in the h nt ) in and | of the business section were was ga | stroyed by fire early yesterday, The | damage, including loss of \1|uuhlnl stock In several of the stores (s es- | has timated at $60,000, | has| The occupants of the apartments | mn.nr on the floors above the stores were | d from their sleep by the po- departments before the fire es arrived and made their vnstairs through clouds of in scanty clothing, John a fireman, was slightly hurt. | a fire used by defecti 1§ apparatus, it the can pure u possible te " the Mis, Ensmmger Also Says Death * Packade Contained Mo Figs Columbla, Miss Hilin isoned oy to P \T TY FOR WORLD WARRIORS he Ladl Auxili f Eddy- A sneeze is natures dan B alekly take || White Pine 1 Honey..Tar [k MOIDS Hong o | INDIGESTION e | s n.vmuml wn (L (onn Instant Relief! for salea all gocry and general ssems MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS oF SCOTT'S EMULSION it An Event] You Will Never Forget! 3 s = " - PR e g B 3 2 =2 e S R N T O S RS 5 M e O L T s : e 5P BEGINNING TOMORROW AT 9 A M. THE SUPREME EVENT OF THE WINTER SEASON FAR SURPASSING Our Entire Stock Drastically Reduced! 843.845 MAIN § NEA™ ASYLUM e v HARTFORD, CONN. S ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS FOR VALUES! JANUARY MARK-DOWN SALE Never before have we been stocked heavily as we are this year. The unseasonable weather so far has slackened buying and packed our store QOur entire stocks must be moved quickly. Prices have to capacity. been slashed throughout the store regardless of all former costs. The mark-downs are the greatest we have ever presented and we strongly urge you to attend this remarkable event tomorrow. L85 e rrYeye 3 2w Pilari ww"o to Roma sents T l!um AHP]".. I””Q ieai er the Children’s Fr'end Lynn Womar FABRICS Fur-Laine Lus Velora Ormandale Mokine Velverette Boliy trosa Roi de Fashona Velva Suede 1a LUXURIOUSLY TRIMMED WITH FUR 23 $33 43 $53 Formexly Priced From $35 to $95 (OLOR& Cranberry Cinnabar Oxblood Penny Rust TRIMMINGS Muskrat Skunk Opossum Jap Mink French Seal Beaver Squirrel Marmink Wolf Fox Laine Models and Sizes for Women and Misses — Every Wanted Shade ALL WINTER APPAREL CORRESPONDINGLY REDUCED EW BRITAIN BRISTOL NI 857 MAIN 8T. 135 MAIN ST, N. Y. Sample Shop \ JANUARY CLEARANCE| " Is the season for tremendous value giving at this quality store. We're determined to close out all our stocks of MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S WINTER SUITS and OVERCOATS At Prices That Are the Lowest Ever Seen For Llothmg of Such Character and Quality 1 ]“WW REDUCED from $30.00 to $34.50 EUTTS & OVERCOATS IN ALL SIZES REDUCED from $20.00 and $24.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS IN ALL SIZES REDUCED from $24.50 to $29.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS IN ALL SIZES $31.50—Reduced From $35 to $39.50—Suits ;nd Cvercoats These hona fide reductions are made from our low regular prices on our own regular stocks. NOT like most clothing sales of Manufac- turer’s surplus lines of undesirable styles and patterns. Here are only the best makes of quality clothes. Cheap clothes are always dear at any price. In the season’s hest styles. BOYS' SUITS and OVERCOATS At Prices That Mean Substantial Savings $9.50 $11.50 Reduced From $16.50 and $18.50 Reduced from $13.50 and $15.00 Reduced From £10.00 and $12.50 $7.50 Men’s Fine Shirts that were $1.50 and $1.65—Now .... $1.15 Men’s Union Suits that were $1.95 and $1.65—Now. .. $1.59 Men’s Neckwear—50c and 65¢ kinds..35¢ $1.00 Ties..65¢ Men’s Gloves that were $1.95 and $2.50—Now Men'’s Regular 35¢ Half Hose--5 Pairs for Men’s Regular $5.00 and $5.50 Siweaters, for SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27th AT 8:30 A. M, —At The— NY SAMELE SHOP NEW BRITAIN BRISTOL 157 MAIN ST, 135 MAIN STREET