New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 10

PAJEWSH 0 QUIT ALDERMANIC BERTH Fiery Filth Warder Decides (o ¢ Retire From Politics Alderman Peter J. 1 the fifth w o 1 tacked the r with € and the fif the cours: sion, Pa aided him council was def mary i When tion came the stump fo inee for T and played s rolling up a 1 ity in the publican answer to th Full Course Turkey Dinner Saturday 50c Includes Everything from soup to | dessert his ultimatum delivered at the 1 arty caucus when he failed of elec- ion to mayor pro tem. A meeting of the Polish Independ- t Political Club will be held Sun- day to discuss, among other thi candidates for office in the um\ms cetion, ARABIAN SLAVEHOLDERS MODIFY THEIR METHODS s | Trade Still Flourishes Where A State of War Exists Between Seve- ral Prominent Families March 13.—The slav rishes in Arabla wi r o exists between wemite family, the former Moec 1 Sultan Tbn leader and contestant of | ing' vested rights to Mos- city. One of Thn Saud's | g the Hediaz differ con- methods of form- » markets have t §s very rare ared. for s not pre of slaves in the children of service, v their masters, heir master to live in the | Y |inspector claims it is a two family AIRPLANE GONTROL Residents Show Concern When Fly- ing Machine Falls Without Search Being Made For Pilot, london, March 1 shed recently when ing machine fell into | ies show- o undue ¢ the pilot who, it After a while the air ne to shore. | ut that the | air over been with Remhlandt Loaned to Holland by mrvn Civili Amj the National Muse- here to be show exposition to comm Once More—Opporturity Knocks at ijfrwflnur There is no doubt as to the helpfulness of this sto for its patrons. WITNESS THIS SALE OF MEN’S NEW SPRING. SUITS Man of Pumw\: Regular and Stout ] s 2 O Will (O\H S[ZB SATURDAY UP TO 46 Mode, The ieve Comparison Will Prove the Best Values in Hartford “ldepartments a the B ©|of the second ward, a former build- assumed, ! Dr. Pullen to Head Committee Mayor Names Men Was Last Titular Rule Of Ts- land Kingdom; Honolulu, March 13.—The bivth- | | place of Prince Jonah Kuhio Kal- |anianaole, last titular member of | Dr. Richard W. Pullen, superin- tendent of the health department, will head a committee to be named this week by Mayor A, M. Paonessa for the purpose of conducting a ‘clean-up cgmpaign.” The mayor will ask heads of va- rious businessmen's organizations, the former monarchy of Hawall, | who served the territory as its del- | egate to Congress for more than 20 | ears, is to be restored to the con- in | house, rear stairways, —Now I'll . Tknew if 1 ! long enough you would THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS |th {hing.—Notre Damc BRING GOOD RESULTS "Juggler. | dition tn which it was 50 years ago. | M Also it will be made a week-end and o T A atter T e " ag Uof Order of Kamehameha, according . Scouts ';’ to announcement by United States ¥ inthete S hlaneialanned Marshal Oscar Cox, who has return- wh h t0i B kit e s pianned | eq from a visit to the historical spc etner A et A are s eolib camae i at Kuwaly, Koloa, fsland of Kaul, | the tiayor Heilaven Wil dor mich| ¢ Marshial Cos, wiio is angtricial of to remove the refuse that has gath-|the order, sald that * the soclety Quring the winter months, |Planned to have the rehabilitation t ling a botter condition through. | ComPlcted for the annual meeting in the clty as regards sanitation |JUne, 1926, when it is expected that nd fire prevention all members of the order will gath- | The first committee meeting will |F there for a huge Juau (native | |§ e Bl e el Ao x v EaE | reast) and celebration. e — | Despite the fact that the spot now | . . lis overgrown with vegetation, M Three Family Dwelling |51 Cox said that raised places stil s Rutherford Declares |are visibie whore it wil be pomible 0 egla e to erect grass uts. stone Councilman Arthur N. Rutherford ating place about 80 long, | o T, S b e G D Neh the kings and chiefs building on Lake boulevard yester- 1 the hula dances and games or day afternoon to determine whether | ars, remains and win be || _|it is two or three family dwe]ling, | oy the soclety. and decided it was the latt cooking place 5 Rttt pones o i e e o e Comgervative A T s in the same in the olden There s ’ M: | Cox said, adding [ | used today plumbing for th — or lin other ways it a building | D AT LAST LML ) amilies, the | ypp0 SALESMAN & councilman says, and he plans fo 8o |, " report to the council. | SN uslness I Clothing Department Main Floor MART style at- tracts many men to Florsheim Shoes— and they are not disap- pointed —Florsheim style is more than a sur- face finish—it endures. = The Wales COLLEGIATE SUITS With Snap — Pep — Vim Loose Cut Coats and Wide Bottom Trousers $19.75— $44.75 VOGUE SHOE SHOP 236 MAIN ST. In the Heart of the City CONSERVATIVE . SUITS Staple Models, Fabrics, and Patterns for the Man who prefers this type clothing. $24.75— $39.75 '\\ at(‘h the Wear” Double Knee BLUE OVERALLS \atulda\ only $l 95 I Sizes BUSINESS SUITS Models and Patterns ex- pressly for the Well Dressed Business Man. $29.75— $44.75 re in endeavoring to lower living cost BLUE SERGE SUITS Single and Double Breasted Models in the Famous Naval Serge. $37.50 WITH = PAIRS OF TROUSERS TOPCOATS Loose hanging, Straight Back Coats, in Grays, Tans and Mixtures. $19.75 $24.75 $29.75 All Wool Suits in New Spring Shades That the Young Men Fancy While Assort- ment Is Good Besse - Lefand's Authentic Qutfitters New Spring Suits and Topcoats at $29.75 . $45.00 HERRUP Living Room Qutfit—CoMPLETE 6 PIECES $ 169 =1 'i‘,“nw‘” $2 Weekly AL 2 { %«WWMW ‘umwuwwwum "‘ Mmmr ORI T 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite A reproduction of the “Hepplewhite” period, in Americ.an Walnut. 4 pieces, exactly as illustrated. Buying in Train- loads for this sale makes this outfit bargain possible. Rooms Sold Separately or Charged as You Wish sz Woekly " ”l wwmwmunummmm[% 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Room One of the greatest values in the sale—a value you must see to fully appreciate. Well built, of American Walnut, with graceful turned legs and panels, including Buffet, Extension Table and six Chairs. ) &1 Weekl Rooms Sold Separately or Charged as You Wish 4 A Go Refrigerator b s Now ana $17.50 Save $10 at The best size for the average family— well made—convenient 3-door model— keeps food properly with little ice—a good refrigerator, thoroughly reliable, guaran- teed to give satisfaction. FERRUP 1052 MAIN ST. HARTFORD Bachelor’s Wardrobe \houl $ 1 9 9 5 v, Price Buying in trainload orders makes possible this sensational value. Exactly like the drawing—5 drawers—hat cupboard—and space to hang a good-sized wardrobe. l