New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 12

t 1 left out a lot of my conver- | was in a delicate condition at yourpresent and no wore will be ad- \Hushand of Kid MCCO)"S sald Mr. Stokes. | Lexington, Ky., accuse her of | mitted for three mont -:\rm\Inul-II‘nls Victim Fears Bodily Harm! ¥ LIOHN'A NDRE\VS&CC wk to me” He | sleep Wallace's flat | time the present mem t and able Los Angoles. March 6. rlal of " THE BIG FURNITURE STORE " in New \ ' was Smith's question | well grounded in scoutin 132 MAIN ST.. WEW BRITAIN CONN. explunation, to assume leadership over the others, | Kid McCoy, former —pugllist, ou lale : {charges of assuult and-robbery grow e ! : Mors explained on taking the ! tto t roared £150.000 REALTY SALE William I, Mangan appeared £OF | gyiang that his chief motive in testi- | on 1. Smith Morris Cohn has disposed of his |them |fying was to deny charges that he v ned a 8Or¢ ' gpepty on Hartford avenue and AT !lad been volved In the killing of ' t Mr. Stokes de-, Nopth strects to Samuel Welinsky Cat Saves Woman in Fire his wife, or that ho was financially Uked th 1 at N and Willow streets to| Charles B, Montgom of Oneco, |interested in seeing her out of the | | »al ‘The sale of both |Conn., for years poss d a cat {way."” -+ 4 ves about $150,000, that rivalled “Puss in Boots” in in-| The prize fighter who has been STOKES RELATES HIS LONG PRORS whi 1 t . S ars g {ing out of a shooting affray in the T I s \n ks Mankus Brothers Fined |Mors antiquo shop hero last Aus- . . " e M . |ust, the morning after Mrs, Theresa Tells of Tracing His Wile and : On Story Girl Tells |\, B8 S N iled: ook an [ty How mu ws did you say| Adolph and Anthony Mankus, | uoviected turn late yesterday when ila hotel | brothers, of Farmington avenue, wife to|were cach fined $560 and costs : you sald 18 [when arraigned before Judge New- | Albert Mors, divorced husband of | {the dead woman, put a climax to lis testimony for the state with an | Her Reputaticn i SO imerous conver ns 1y today?” de-|ell Jonnings in superlor court this| oioi™ for protection against n . Tells of Conversations {morning oh charges of misconduct. | o sy ier o sald had been shud- Chicago, March 6.--The tria One dealt with a : They were bound over to the higher | g owing him ever since McCoy was W. E. D. Stokes, wealtwe New Y hotel ow and Robert Lee, ( . court on charges of indecent assault ro's | On & 14 year old girl, but after go- ing over the facts in the case, State's convicted of slaying Mrs. Mors, | Judge Charl il assured the 3 SR ! ! 3 - Blate's | ywitness that ires would b very 1l | e d Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn preferred | quyan 1o guard him. A lesser charge against them. Judge | to is “ 1 New Boy | B r Qe " that it carried his food bit by bit [known 3 y Ric 8. ) out T'IO("D iway from lis usual eating place |fore laying of Mrs. Mors, the At St. Mary’s Church took it down a lonely } ess sald, he had lived in con- Troop Scouts of America, starving stray reduced |stant of death at the hands of St Mary's o a skeleton after belng | MeCoY: s or I a woodchuck trap, had | e At T s e LOOMIS TO LEAVE Y o this same cat fs| Tobert Loomis, boys' club secre- lited with having yanked the bed | {2T¥ of the Y. M. C. A., has submit- | € o sick woman, at tio|led his resignation and will leave 1g frantically \\hl!\‘"" April 1, for his home at Wns! N S R L Y |erly, R. I Next fall Mr. Loomis expects to enter Springfield ocollege. ith Haltz, Your Money's ! = nts from Worth Or D Mlller Miller, ° C l The Old Your Money 0 o | Reliable T | : Back ‘ 26 CHURCH STREE | REOLE telli Mr. Montgomery says |Shadowl against Mrs. § “I saw him rt room," This week we have set aside as DINING ROOM WEEK—Big Values—made possible t]u'(;ugl\ a car load bought—from a manufacturer that needed the money—NOW IS YOUR CHANCE—ACT!—AND ACT NOW. ’ Mrs. Stokes has a red hair now from mire unless she permit- im to have a divorce, and that d showed distinet tinges | he had told Mrs. ) t bla when tion to the press r . e Best Quality Printed Linoleum Also Stair Pads and Rods gave a list of en or |l shecasieevninin Inlaid Linoleum— : WOOL BATTS $1.79 Value ....... $1.25 sq. yd. i $2.25 Value ....... $1.98 sq. yd. 81x90 Wool Batts for comfort- Extra Heavy Quality Linoleum, ; ables SR $3.98-54.50 $2.89 value ....... $2.19 sq. yd. Cotton Batting.. 12}}¢, 15¢, 25¢ roll . slhen g Also Plain Brown and Grey, 11b.Batts . .......... wess e I stons vl ESTRE e ’ 15-16 inch thick ... $2.25 sq. yd. = 3 Ib. Rolls, 81x90 Batts. ... $1.50 roll club, Mr, Sto) day that he d who now Consisting of a large 60-inch Buffet—with a long linen drawer, silver drawer, velvet lined—wide utility drawer, and side compartments with doors; large oblong Extension Table—and 4 Chairs with genuine leather seats— $99 A regular $160 value. SPECIAL .. about eight in on both sides. He detailed his cons nstructions to reir life together, 0 a conv Wit ml| sl S AL Bailey’s Felt Base Floor Cover- 25% Discount on All Comfortables. i e Sl g AR 59¢ sq. yd. Window Shades 59¢, 79¢c, $1.00, $1.50 S None Better Made! Let us estimate on your Window J| Rubber Matting ......... $1.25 yd. Shade needs | | | | 1 LEWITT'S SELLING OUT SALE Only Sale In 31 Years FRENCH WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE Consisting of large 60-inch Buffet—linen drawer, utility drawer and side doored com- partments; Large Oblong Extension Table; 5 Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair upholstered in genuine $ 00 leather (blue or tan). A regular $200.00 value. FOR bt SATURDAY ONLY .... 5 The pletu by Mrs. Everything Sacrificed— Everything Must " - e In Buying . . 'l:he ‘ P%I;e;o - o 5 If You Want Genuine Bargains = e while . Around {5 Around Attend This Sale - e 1 — s 2 F(’\re p‘dl'e 10-PIECE AMERICAN OR FRENCH WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE 1817 ROGERS BRACELETS | WOMEN'S | {-PIECE 26-PIECE SET Formerly UK. RINGS F. B. ROGERS : :\1 A SET 1 Regularly $25.00 gg_(}(‘: Up to $15.00 \’555\5?(};?00 : i NOW NOW NOw hidl $13.50 50c 51 $2 $85 i M ey e ——— DESCRIPTION: This Suite is made of genuine American or French Walnut—all MEN'S 17-JEWEL WOMEN’S | MEN'S WHITE GOLD | SOLID GOLD mahogany interiors—dustproof and boxed-in drawer work. M WALTHAM (.15 JEWEL ELGIN TFR K< WATCH \11]'(}\1; {H\TP(IH STRAP WATCH CUFF LINKS ARTICLES: 66-inch Buffet, Oblong Extension Table, 1923 Ford Ton Truck CLOSED CAB, WILL BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE. OWNER LEAVING CITY. INQUIRF Alex Auto Supply 96 ARCH ST. large China Cabinet, Ser' 5 ver, 5 Side Chairs, 1 Arm ) v or mohair. Regular 1 99:@ 3300 value. cooeeeerentnnrintecinsetsisiosnssenne air covered in leather, tap Formerly $43.00 Was $38.00 $35.00 Were $10—818 NOW NOW NOW NOW $31.00 $18.00 $22.50 $3.50 $8.00 .C.LE WITT L JEWELER & DIAMOND DEALER |||/l ireatan it THE .BIG FURNITURE STORE "’ - H : 295 MAIN ST. 132 MAIN 5T.. WEW BRITAIN CONN. YRS If this Suite can be duplicated anywhere for less than $300.00—we will gladly refund your money. One of the oldest Automobile Manu facturer’s in the TUnited States building a complcte and popu priced line of Motor Cars is looki for representation in this territory You owe it to yourself if you have some capital and a fair amount of brains and a lot of pep to look into this proposition. Do not answer this @ unless you have the above re- guirements. Address: Mr. F. S Clark, 172 Allmn Street, Hartfora Oenn. Tel. 2-1769,