New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1925, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ¢, 1925, ROAD T0 COLLEGE |WORKERS FEDERATION |, e o SCHOOL || PAVEDWITH Cops| "ULMOT HAYE RES oo i | ent conditions even tax-exempt films cxican Radical Labor Organization | cannot be secured unless they were SUPPLIES |t vout, Baming Bia.| e Yoo om0t ) : [ Lo SR | Ukranians to Observe THIS 1S HEADQUARTERS fion M"'“Wv Lands in Court Mexico City, Sapt. 4 UP—E) Unl. | Society’s Anniversary | FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES[ ————e versal this morning prints a state- 1 The ‘kmm;“ et biah "_" ) 11 Eight detendants were arraigned of the general confederation of | iy ciry will observe the tenth anni- Come down to our store and | |berore Judge Benjamin W. Alling in ers, t cal labor organi- : ! ‘ s versary of its foundation on Labor see the big window display ||police court this morning on charges | &4 cont ’m’ Day. Appropriate ceremonies will be -} ) of violating the nin, 1 N | held throughov e d is ex- | Schoorl,fisscl:‘\:gi\ (f'\‘l)gd?f you il Lo p i Cuted that at "‘irlrim(‘v:wyv :»n: tenta of | have the right pencils, pens, { notebooks and other things that are required. You can get them here, X Stationery Dept. e hait o roletariat und | which M. P v Invited radi- [ volved Koc 1 | cal Mexican leaders, who declined to| i L 4 THE «lling fountain pens In a window | | 0 /i chys! ‘n-n-:nor of the dlocese. L2 i « oy ha ) e mass the members of the | rented for t will procecd to tha cemetery DRUG CO. | "'ff:‘f.‘;";';.';lf3i’;:f e BY MOVIE TAK LAW|nimims, iz oot 28 FOR WOMEN— |3 Many Will Find it Necessary to Sus- as will several of the lay-| to ‘ a losing one. After impress- | | | ng it upon the defendants that| pend Moving Picture Feature {088 A gorgeous array of beautiful new nov- Ln e iate widhout. heenaen,| Activities. | Accidental Death | | elty footwear. Opera, buckle and strap |the eo ded judgment In| New Haven, Bept, & P—Closing of Finding of Coroner pumps with that touch of individuality These New Headlights|| r men urrested wers | aters and “;,';M'l” ionse .| B t, Sept. ¢ (P—Coron:: that makes John Irving styles stand out 1 1o beeh seling n today gave a verdir Show the Style Road }:,,,,. ware, roning borda an | ‘ Jlor aceiental death in the cure 1 § supreme in any company. Not just ordi- rons through the east side of th pJames Sullivan, of Br ) : nary $5 shoes, but wonderful high grade : N ; \iciewas 6 e ! ceived fatal Inju o v ) T = e | 6 Months Ahead! /5" oo™ Kilommer " Mocns™ Ty | cration o | whan the aute | footwear that John Irving’s busy chain 2 OPERA PLMPS in high red for the men, and ti grade black and brown | Tho nen Hall Cave sra doer: s continued until 7 e et , nt oc ; of stores and tremendous volume of bus- Jelvet. “The it of the ssason. Alfo in Patent ing of t ; Iag ol the sitiyou | brosecutor Joseph G, Woods| trom machine operato I o . Rl iness makes possible at $5. See them in B | Blnas Rid Hieh, E- High, Cu- r ! ; Jeen deprived of part time ¥ - 3 . z A ban and low hesis. fres, youthful spis of Harttord o ! tiof ithe | " our show windows and you'll decide for | of the Z A machine B he We said to our cap man h ; AL AL | Grators state - . was driven by Thomas vourself, 7 turer—"Regardiess of anyth 3 B ] t » this city p k- B n, W 1lm|n and S ‘”'ir o ' oy oa | payment of Niftieul- lOf Suedia, Syriafi by Dluso : T . 1n o e ‘!f}: Kunz Met Death p : make| Parls Sept. 4 § o | A new style note this fall—wider, plainer, e mm"gh \ccxdent Found | ™o i s iy A by use trines. | more comfortable patterns. And in John <una, 52, of New Bl bt b L E',"“,)"A’,,’,‘ il e ven A Trving shoes: a still higher quality. Shoes ! | FALL NFCRWEAR ‘ 4| thres nights a we o benefit | eo oner, "f<";" Sare Al that you positively would expect to cost 38 ) PUCKLE ruMps FALL HOSIERY 1 ‘ : 1 o | weing motifeation of he | ff or $9. Solid leather through and through. ; ' ; > = lack Satj i 5 € ay. | d 2 er .| 8l . ] - AT 1 n st : 0 Stam- i > exhibitions,| ispateh fror o- | Months of wear in every pair. .;1,,". R [_' SFAI I G| s o o | eghan A © St Francis ' sty 0! orwalk to o s 3 t Lamont Dewald of 115 ‘))'%’_,@Ium&rcu (i e cnteraimment ik SRR | Beautiful Shoes — Wonder Va’]ues “It Pays to Buy Our Rind" ol | ' e - e Ml Set your hopes high — Y ou'll be delighted — Better shoes than ever — And you Bustnes Day. ; ; know the kind that have kept this store busy tbese past four years. | ment. 1t rned today from OOKED FOOD SHOP 118 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg. No. 468 — The H pooie hat il et e J P i atvle ; | 5 the pace for fall o T 4 Tk | AT e The MODERN'S [ & either solid leath- Show Windows Genaine imported that you spen.d hours over | : > i Foruntenhec 5 for the / g{g{g KD and | the hot stove in prepa‘rzlmnn1 - Pk { i B comfort, N Rl Style yumm Sh:‘?m:: | you cannot enjoy. Neither i 903 » nu‘fi Cuban and high will your family relish it any 3 y i Ml 5™ . hetter than some of the ready cooked meats, dainty § 9 salads and other ready-to- serve things from Our Deli- @ N 2 catessen. Try patronizing N P us and see how much work § ; M Wwe CAn save you, R _§ ] | Bah act m . * Pu 4 1” is 1s the Proposition that kExplams Doyle's Success B i, s e ’ s S o SATURDAY SPECTALS Brookfield Butter, (1-4 1h. prints), 50c lh, ik DINING ROOM SUITE—8 Pieces 1E Mol ey LIVING ROOM SUITE—3 Pieces 1 NEW! TR -4 1. print), 3% .| BEDROOM SUITE—3 Pieces 1 T Pickled Herring, | HEALTH ki § Many of this season’s brides already have taken ad- 11 SHOES SCHOOL SHOES Wedgewond Butter, (1-4 1h. prints), 30c 1h 3 B £ K FOR WOMEN For youths, misses, hoys and girls—a vast assortment ; e e T vaniage Of th!S H!‘»"at Fur niture OEG[- o | B A new line of Arch Supporting of sturdy shoes that will stand months of abuse. The mported Bismar @ g, : . Pumps and Oxfords with special Modern Boot Shop is now today more than ever the 10¢ each. - A ::I‘e""")::fln:‘:'i‘fl:’l':“|‘;“m::;:;"'f “Headquarters for Children’s Shoes.” The prices will Imported Roquefort Cheese, Remember! i Developed in Patent Colt and please your pockethook. =ac Ih. : 1 French Kidskin. Sold elsewhere e e e e e e e e . ’ at 88 and $9. Buy them here Our own make Potato Chips, A at John Trving's—One Price $ 1 .4_9 to $3 98 50¢ Ih. ; Wll] hold any il FIVE DOLLARS > Cahbage Salad, ] . - 22¢ Th. Furniture you i | may select for Walnut Meats, 9¢ 1h, N R | S e 1 Every Pair Guaranteed 8¢ pkg. Reg. 15¢ Coffee, 10c Ih, " DOYLE | MODERN % Cooked Mreats Frankfurters e FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. I 168 Main Street e 500 MAIN ST. MAIN ST. 5001 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10