New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 4

A STATE POLICE T0 HAVE BIGGER FORGE Bl Favorably Reported--Nm:‘ “Honors” for Home Guard Stats Capltc It 414 not tal many min work, today posed of its shar the house W seesion House members |00k prise when the con on road bridges and r yrted favor ably a b to n th lihe system a T 1 Groton Norw to narine base the T is the only bill thus far t veral score individual road which the com- oved. tate Police. as reported favor- up in sur- honor the home guard " was rejected on an rnor Bralnard was in d place in the senate 8 Governor Trumbull returned from is Washington trip late yesterday | The senate placed on the calendar the ssioner in- ator Walcott ad explained that t vosition to the bill nittés but some opposition had d eloped in the h Hrough misuns Re bill se ald Sena The house r it had bee d4r, but Senator Walcott mo: 1he 'bill be printed. This action is Jigagreement with the house. Adopted by Senate. The aenate adapted from its cal- at the foot of the calen- cistion a'*l provement association, lighing a park commission in Permiiting Berlin to pass ordi-| nafices to establish building lines and a System of Requiri, counting from those eng ney transportation Authorizing Bridgeport to fssue improvement bonds to amount of $180,000. Giving Hartford a department of finance, a uniform & Extending time in which Glaston- bury Gas Co. may organize. 4 that |, ' picture Beach Im- which they L a right to opera! trolleys (duplicate); providing that bus lines bear n portion of the ex- of changing overhead bridges lorpasses of ratlroads; provid- police commisslon in Bran- that no tractor, drilling ma- r similar vehicle may » highways with- cluding roads from Willilmantie and from North Stonington | to Voluntown in the trunk line sys- ated on mission; rable reports were on bills neis R. Cooley and lariford-Springfield tation Co.; that fire appar- sponding to fire alarms nave ht of way. the code of the national flag at school seasions was tabled at request | of Mrs. Lewis, chairman of the nm tive Havens of the ughs committee an- March 25 a general ng would be given on Zoning, and any one with suggestions to help welcome. The h bllls: Authorizing Sharon fire district to | dividing | use adopted these house wing Ltmtl(rk‘e to tual funds not to exceed City Items Follow the Red Arrows to Auto Show.—advt, street has sold her fruit store to her “VIHH)AF A. Podesta and will leave shor New Spring Styles have arrived far Misses and Children, Buster Brown ! n ue Shoe Shop, 2 advt. Il to require instruction in in drafting a general law would be [ Miss Rose Podesta of 539 Main | or Italy where s'u-‘ e teature picturs for the enter- | nt at the South Congrega- tional church this evening will be “Classmates” with Richard Bar- ss in the leading role. The my at West Point. military ac 7 w t Red Arrows to Auto . Both teams have mad: 0d records this eeason and a close | game 1s expected. Styles have arrived for ildren, Buster Brown or. Vogus Shoe Shop, 236 advt, llar monthly meeting of hotel on March 11, at 8 o'cloc Mrs, Frank L. Conlon s i1l at her home on Tremont street. Victrolas and piancs, at Morans'-- The senate adopted these ecnate bills: Amending charter of Waterbury Gas Light Co.. Authorizing Wolcott hill fire dis- trict to issue bo! Exempting heritance a Amending charters of fleld Mutual Fire Insurance Co,, the Travelers Indemnity Co. and the Hartford ‘Accident and Indemnity Co. n gifts from in- transfer taxes. Adverse Reports, jected these bil Allowing ate motor veh! OU'LL enjoy making pan- cakes with thisbright,clean, e Litch- |, t of Owls will hold g Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Odd ows hall, Home cooked luncheons, Crowell's fan lodge will meet tonight at Vega hall. Fol lowing the meeting whist will b« played and refreshments serv: Smart line of chic hats, Frenc W. Main 8t. Prot its background the || handsome aluminum griddle. No grease is needed—no smoke, no odor. We've made the larg- est aluminum griddle purchase in history and offer you this fine griddle at less than half price. Seeitondisplay at your grocer’s, A $4.00 value—our special price only $1.69. Buy one 4-Ib, package of Pillsbury's Pancake Flour, or 3 small packages. Send us grocery sales slipand $1.69. We'll send your griddle promptly postage prepaid. One of the family Pillsbury's Pancake Flour All the family will like Pillsbury’s pancakes made on _ the Pillsbury aluminum griddle. Light, tender, tempt- ing, digestible. And so quickly made! Just add water or milk to Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, then bake. PILLSBURY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY 22 Besse Pl Springfield, Mass. ». Heat-proof black handle. R W ).g ALY CTETERE S OUR CREED To make your home a bet. ter place to live In; to help you obtain from it greater comfort, joy and pride—that is the ideal of service which guides us in all our relations with our patrons. And sup- porting that \deal is our fixed polley of falr dealing, of sell- ng fine furniture at a reason- able price. furniture you welect at our store to be the best In me. terial and workmanship it s Mhlo.buyhflmm HARTFORD'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 196-206 TRUMBULL ' BETWEEN PRATT and ASYLUM You Should Know WHAT’S INSIDE Your Upholstered Furniture! COME AND SEE EXPERTS BUILD A SUITE IN OUR WINDOWS! Three-Piece Velour Group IllWWI!l“Iflillllll JUn S ] UNDREDS of pepple have heen attracted this week by the most novel H window furniture demonstration ever shown in Hartford. Since Mon- day experts have been building living room suites in our windows, show- ing in detail what goes inside the upholstered furniture we sell. This store feels that each of its customers is entitled to know just what is put into the living room suites hought here. If you have not seen our demonstration, it will pay you to come and look—Saturday is the last day! Come and see how caretully we guard the quality of our suites—and investi- gate for yourself just why, qmrxty for quality, the lowest prices for living room furniture ave found here! THE ACH‘\IA\ SPRING l‘\’[’l’ IDE ACHMAN SPRING UNITS represent the greatest step yet made in the improvement of living room furniture inner construction. These Units are resilient, flexible springs, each encased in a sep- arate cell, Each spring is covered and held in place with an outer burlap covering and stitched across the top. The springs do not break through, get out of place or wear through; they never require breaking in and they do not lose thei | When you sit on & living room suite built with Nachman Spring Units, vour body is properly supported at every point of pres- sure. 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Three-Piece Mohair Group Au\\' AYS the test of mohair durability is the fact that this covering is used*on most passenger trains. stand years of service! is f8mous for dependability. You will want to see this mohair suite at such a low price! : 65 OTHER SUITES UP TO $975.00 Suites Made te Order in Any Style or Any Covering TERMS T0 SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Mohair for wear—and the mohair on this suite will As in all of our other suites, the quality of the construction $229.50