New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 3

SOUTHINGION NEWS A large group of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam McGee of Main street, surprised the couple at their home Batur.ay night, the occasion seing the observance of their 20th Idescent china dishes. Guests were presented with a beautiful set of ir- ridescent china dishes. Guests were present from Bristol, Cheshire and Southington. Dancing was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. McGee are among the best known residents of this town. They were married 20 years ago last Sunday and have resided in this town practically all of their married life. Constables Thomas Murphy, T. J. Foley, G. R. Thompson and L. W. Bowers, acting on a complaint from ' two young men from Forestville that they had lgst a gold watch at the store and dwelling of Mary and Frank Ryzpewski at the corner of Liberty and Center streets, ralded the place Bunday night and arrested the couple on the charge of selling intoxicating liquor. Each was fined $20 and costs in the town court before Judge J. Lam bert Degnan yesterday and were sentenced to serve six months in jail. Both took an appeal and they were allowed liberty under bonds of $500 each. Leon Gandreau, charged with reckless driving, had his case nolled upon payment of costa Sunday morning, Rt. Rev. Edward C. Acheson, suffragan bishop of Con- necticut, will ordain Rev. Benjamin B. Styring to the Episcopal church priesthood at St. Paul's church, Plantsville, Mr. Styring has been minister at the church for the past two years and he was baptized and confirmed in the church in which he is now serving. Clergymen from va- rious parts of the state will be pres- ent to assist in the service and many out of town visitors are expected. The board of selectmen have nam- * ed L. O. Shepard personal tax col- lector. Collector Thomas Egan de- clined ‘the position because of the ‘ pressure of other business. Under the law, personal taxes are due next month, Arguments in two suits involving Southington people, were heard in the court of common pleas in Hart- © ford yesterday, one heing for dam- ages for a dog bite and the other, & slander suit. In the first case John Carboni, a | . laborer, has brought guit against Mr, Psezsiorscki for §1,- s that on July 27 e he wa ing his bieyele, their log attacks him, pulling him from at and fracturing his arm, SPECIAL! CREAM LAYER CAKES tea.. 25¢ In the second sult, Alexander 8. Fuhrman has sued . Wilhelmina Langner for $1,000 alleging that in the hearing of Earl Wilger and Dora LaBlanche he was called a thief and a fakir by her. The statement, he claims, was false and malicious and has damaged his reputation. Michael Haburay has been award- ed a contract to erect a brick and frame block which will contain sev- eral stores, at Main and South Main streets, Plantsville, for Willlam Carageorge. Work will be started immediately. Btar of Golden lodge, No. 18, Or- der of Shepherds of Bethlehem, will meet In Red Men's hall Friday eve. ning, October 23. The business meeting will be held promptly at 8§ P. m, followed hy a social and card bers from varfous neighborin glodges have become very popular and mem- bers fro mvarious neighboring lodges are expected to attend. The com- mittee in charge desires every mem- ber of the lodge to attend and invite a prospective member to these social events, The fair committee of Kiltonic post, No. 72, American Leglon, will meet in the Legion post rooms this evening at 8 o'clock to perfect plans for the annual fair which will be held in the town hall November 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16, {Trio of Bridgeporters Arrested as Beer Runners Stamford, Oct. 20 (/) — Three Bridgeport men were arrested and 128 cases of beer were seized by police early today as the men were preparing to unlead the cargo from a truck into the club room of a fra- ternal organization. James MeCann of Broad stret, who was driving a touring car iz one of the three er- rested, The other two are Joseph L. Kane of Broad street, driver of the truck and Joseph Hayden of Myrtle | street, his helper. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1925, Delicious F lvo surpassing all others "SALADA T E A is truly satisfying to the palate. | Seold by all grocers. Ask forit, | PICKS YOUTHS AS HIGHWAY ROBBERS Victim Connects Sowa and Kere- lejza With Hold-Up Game Charges of highway robbery were lodged against John Sowa, 18, of 145 Washington street and Nicholas Kerelejza, 20, of 90 Winter street in police court this morning, and Judge Benjamin W, Alling contin- ued the cases until tomorrow morn- ing under bonds of $2,000 each. They were identifled by Stanley Lu- gala as the men who grabbed him on Washington street Saturday night and stole §5 from his pocket. Both youths claimed to have been elsewhere Saturday night when the crime was committed, and the con- tinuance was taken to give the po- lice an opportunity to check up on the alibls, Lugala was positlve in his {dentification of the two, and Sergeant Patrick O'Mara told ths court that when the complaint was made at police headquarters. Lu- gala. told him that it was the two defendants who held him up. It 18 possible that when tt are called tomorrow morni additional charge of hig! bery will be flled against the youths. for they answer the general descrip- tion of the pair who invited Tony Pina, a Portuguese, out for a walk early Monday morning and then took $25 from him at the point of a Sergeant O'Mara will bring station today in an ef- the pair identified. Lugala testifi on his way home about t Saturday and had r Washington street when he w “The Best That's Baked" i C 10c 24 oz Loat The Big Mid-Week Marketing Day A his morning that | T { e % Smith Bros.’ Cough Drops Anise or Menthol Flavor, 3c pkg.. BOXED STATIONERY Full quire, linen finsh, in b!ue, pink, gray, lavender and buff; regular 25¢ 1 5c Another Lot of grade. Box........... LEATHER MOCCASINS for women. Brown leath\:ir,dtrimmed with inset and band of tan; padde chrome soles; sizes 3 to 8. Pair$l .00 Women’s Flannel Bloomers Ruffle knee, pink and blue striped fllannel- ette; all sizes; warm and fleecy. For Wednesday 33 C Women's Extra Heavy “Rayon” all colors; Wednesday, BEDSPREADS Made of first quality ripplette material: sl 8195 Wednesday at AmoskeHag Dress Gingham 32 inches wide; 100 different patterns to choose from. Wednesday, yard ..... Dr. Sumner Brand WHITE PINE AND TAR Regular 3-ounce bottle; the 25¢ size. For Wednesday 3ILK HOSE Mock seam back; irregu- lars of $1.00 grade. 55 Fine Little Dresses Why do these events meet with such a hearty response? simple. Value even greater than our usual low prices, is the secret, Rust-proof ° Snap Fasteners Black or white, card l [ 4 JAPANESE FURNITURE R POLISH The answer is . bottles.. . Men’s Ecru Ribbed, Fleeced UNION Long sleeve, ankle length, For © 84c Wednesday. . . Men’s Silk and Cotton SHOT HOSE In all colors and sizes; a good weight for immediate wear, 1 9 c For Wednesday, pair () Women’s Flannelette Gowns A heavyweight material ,round and V necks, also with a collar; double yoke, pink and blue stripes; full-cut sizes. For Wednesday 33c A Splendid Bargain in GIRLS" WARM GOWNS Made of soft, fleecy, warm, striped fllannel- ette; in sizes 8 to 14; double yoke, 59 C button-front style. Wednesday only STOCKINETTE KIDS A lovable cuddle Doll made of stockinette in gay colors; 12 inches high, and they squeak vhen s d too hard, ASH SIFTERS Another lot of those heavy-grade Ash Sift. ers with substantial wood frame and galvan- ized wire hottom; size 14x151; inches, Wednesday....... 390 FINISHED SCARFS One and a half yards long; some are in an allover lace, others trimmed with lace and have medallion inserts. 39 o C For Wednesday Look at Our Windows Every Week for Wednesday Spectals Which We Do Not Advertise in the Paper. These Windows Are Trimmed Monday Morning and Present Extraordinary Offerings Children’s Black Sateen Bloomers Good quality lustrous sateen; sizes 4 to 14; a full-cut, roomy garment. For Wednesday 3 9 C Extra heavy weight, fleeced; sizes 2 to 12 years, 69c For Wednesday.... CLEARANCE SALE LADIES’ HANDBAGS 0dd lot, including Under-arm, Pouches, Top and Back-strap styles; in tan, brown, black and patent, also velvet and moire Handbags; many with inside frame. For Wednesday Just Received Another Lot of Those INFANTS’ HOSE Pineapple and hickory stitch; several dif- ferent colors; sizes 4 to 615, For Wednesday, pair............ 15¢ Infants’ I|I | Soft Sole Shoes A wonderful lot, in lace and button styles; patent leath- ers, black, champagne, PRICES ARE LOWER. THE BEST QUALITY SERVICE. AND You're Sure To Save With Satisfaction WEDNESDAY ! for Baby Dainty and of exquisite quality are these three styles of Infants’ Dresses; made of fine, soft nain- An Unusual Sale of SATEEN PETTICOATS There ave just 200 in this lot—$1.00 gar 9 TO 11 A. M. SALE SALE—9 TO 11 A. M ROUND, S'LOIN, PORTERH'SE SALE—9 TO 11 A. M | LEAN SMOKED | BEST NO. 1 STEAK SHOULDERS POTATOES FRESH GROUND | LEAN FRESH 18¢ | peck .. \[ SOUND NATIVE Hamburg 3 lb§. 25¢ | Shoulders .. Ib. 19¢ | Onions .. 4 Ibs. 15¢ 10 Ibs. ..... B8c 25 Ib. sack $1.44 SUGAR —— ALL-DAY SALE 7A M TO 1P M John Alden or Gold Medal $_1;2-Z Bag FLOU SPECIALS — ~ BEEF LEAN BOILING BLEF LEAN POT ROASIS . FANCY CHUCK ROASTS PRIME RUMP ROASTS fc 18¢ 22¢ 20c | LAMB LEGS GEN. SPRING LAMB . FOREQUARTERS LAMB FANCY LAMB FOR STE FANCY LAMB CHOPS .. B VEAL LEGS MILE FED VEAL .. RUMP ROASTS OF VEAL FANCY MEATY BREASTS CHOICE VEAL CUTLETS . Ib 1b. 1b. 1b. 15¢ 24c 12¢ 38¢c i | { | FRESH PORK ROASTS | LEAN FRESH HAMS . | FRESH SPARERIBS | TRESH PORK CHOPS FINEST CREAMERY ! FANCY SELECTED BUTTER EGGS 2bs.... $1.03 |2 doz. ... 8lc BEST PURE SWIFI'S GEM-NUT "LARD MARGARINE 2lbs..... 39¢|21bs. .... 45¢ proached by Sowa and who asked him for a match. W ng the match for them, he said, sook; a very low price for such 49¢ quality garments. For Wednesday only ments, every one. Fine lustrous sateen in all wanted colors with contrasting 64 plaited flounce. For Wednesday C white, tan and a number of other colors; a 98¢ value. / For Wednesday, Men’s Medium-Weight I COTTON HOSE | In. black, cordovan and gray; first quality; all sizes, For Wednesday pairs 25c | Infants’ Rubber Pants | Pure gum rubber, | color only. For | Wednesday only 10(:‘ B ‘Dre Long “ Safety Pins One dozen card; the 10¢. kind, flesh assorted on 5¢ P. & G., the White Naptha Soap Wednesday 6 for 23t Nursing Bottles Graduated glass. For Wednesday 3 for 5(: for “LIFEBUOY” SOAP Promotes radiant skin health. 5C Children’s For Wednesday, cake .. Outing Flannel Sleepers Sizes 2 to 8; full-cut and well made. For Wednesday........ 49C WAX LUNCH PAPER Our regular 5¢c roll For Wednesday 2 for 5(: 77/! fl" A smoker will be the initiation work. which will be Kerele; briet, ] CLOTHES LINE The Phoenix brand, the best on the market; no starch, will not sag when wet, 4 “Stove Pokers and Lifters Best grade of steel, nickel plated, with 7 C wire coil handles. Wednesday, each Packed under the most sanitary conditionsg PAPER NAPKINS fine quality, 100 in package; sc the 10c size. Wednesday, pkg.... held f The will meet as 2 butcher's open years ago & MILD WHOLE MILK CHEESE . 1b. 28c FRESH APPLE BUTTER 2 Ibs. 20¢ PLAIN, RAISIN, MARBLE | LARGE ASSORTED Ke and 1d him while Sowa rifled his pockets and took $5 from them O'Mara told the court that both had told him the Lugala was so drunk promptly at 8 o'clock. 55.Year-Old Mutton Bourne, Eng. — What is regard- | ed as the oldest mutton leg in the | g wal get . but tha mutton To celebrate the Crawford 70th Anniversary we offcr special easy terms on ali Crawford clear crystal . ‘ | w what happened | Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN ST POUND CAKE b. 20c COOKIES2 dor. . 25c SPEBIA“ New Rolled QOats .....5 Ihs. 23¢ SPECIA“ New Yellow Corn Meal. .4 Ibs. 15¢ OUR DINNER BLEND COFFEE ‘ RED BUTTERFLY OOLONG TEA MOBICAN EVAP. MILK ..... a NEW MINCE MEAT .. .. & FANCY CUT BEETS . Lge. No. 8 can PREPARED WHEAT FLOUR 4 N.B. C DAVIS BAKING POWDER—15¢c can . OCTAGON WASHING POWDER ..3 pkge ment to the & he was lying Pina reported that he was accost- ed on Main street by two young men who inviled n for a walk. Hfl‘ as far as a vaca street, where 4 a gu him while the other took $25 from | his pocket St. Elmo Lodge, K. of P, To Initiate Large Class Elmo | During this sale we will accept a very small first paymentonany Crawford and give you a year to pay the bal- ance, . 2 cans 3 Ib. bag COCOANUT TAFFY BAR .....Ih FRESH GRATED HORSERADISH. .2 bots, 37c 21c 141, pkg e t1c 17c 12¢ 200 PHONE 1408-2 | | @ JackTarTogsfor s made a name FANCY LARGE RED Apples 4 qt. 25¢; 14 qt bas. 69¢ ; NATIVE SUGAR St evening, . each 10c YELLOW GLOBE TURNIPS AND 15 LARGE NATIVE CARROTS 4 Ihs c LARGE YELLOW Bananas .. LARGE ROASTED | PEANUTS ..... 2 qis 25¢ NATIVE GREEN PEPPERS 4 qts. 15¢ FRESH CUT SPINACH pock 25¢ FRESH HADDOCK | FRESH FLOUNDERS. . Ib. 14c FRESH HALIBUT .... Ib. 40c | .. doz. 19c NEW MEATY PRUNES . FRESH DUG PARSNIPS . | : . Il Dresses with snap which only the real makers - e i e atithe ardec! 8 | of high class dresses can attain. Sizes 6 EXTRA HEAVY IOC | . the T to 16, GRAPEFRUIT ... en. £ N Jack Tar Togs also, for the little ones ENGLISH WALNUT | ThERy oty MEATS . w 95¢ sl 2 to 6 years SOLID BEADL bt GO Togs for the little boy, 5 to 8 years CABBAGE aa OC S poardion e to be en-| Warm Underwear and Hoslery for the lttle | FRESH STEAK COD .. b, 18 ries of the folks. Hats, Gloves and Sleeping Garments for the Y ; un; little | FRESH STEAK BLUE..Ib. 18c | e e i oo | FRESH KING SALMON Ib. 35 24 5 o L v tendance of m bers of the orl‘r‘ 2 s 20C | LARGE RED 25¢ CRANBERRIES . qt. 150 FRESH CAUGHT MACKEREL . 15¢ from 1bh. 10c A. A. MILLS West Main Street in Warm Underwear and Hoslery: also Sleeping Garments for Women. is expected