New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 18

Boys’ etc, coast style; sizes 28 to 34......000. WHY PAY MORE? KNITTED SWEATERS In blue and brown heather: two pock- NEW BRITA]N DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY OCTOBBR 23, 1‘?2.). NEW BRITAIN'S ECONOMY STORE Boys’ Checked LUMBER JACKETS Blouses of heavy flan- Sl 89¢ Men’s Heavy WINTER * CAPS Of brushed wool in assort- ed colors; 89 c in all sizes...... $1.00 KNITTED in gray mottled color.. Of heavy knit, in cream Children’s In brown heather color with black bow tie: blue collar and cuffs of trimmed with red and green worsted; sizes 3 to 8, Special Children’s PART-WOOL SLEEPERS In all sizes, with feet attached; Men'’s Fleece Lined SHIRTS and DRAWERS sizes 34 to 44. Garment. . . FLANNEL BLANKETS Size 64x76; of heavy. white flannel with beau- tiful red and pink stripes, giving the Blanket pretty designs, 98 c Special........... OO0 Children’s FLANNEL BLOOMERS Of heavy 2 5 c SUITS . same material $1.00 All at, cach.. Men’s KNITTED GLOVES Brown and gray, 49c fleece lined. Pair “89c Scotch flannel. . . collar, Special. . Ladies’ NOVELTY GLOVES Of washable suede, in all sizes and colors, with embroidered cuffs.. 89 C In cream color; LADIES’ SILK STRIPED BLOOMERS color; " i Same as above; 89c¢ Men’s HEATHER SWEATERS Coat style, with two pockets; variety of combination | colors; sizes 36 to 46 . WASH In solid blue with ordngc sizes36 to44......... .00l $1 19 BOILERS We are closing out stock of Wash Boilers, § | regardless of their previous selling price, for ' cost; values up to 52 50. . 81 OO Boys All-Wool ,_SLlP-OVER SWEATERS =917 LADIES’ SILK STRIPED VESTS WILLS TEN MILLION James B, Duke's Will Filed Today Bequeaths This to Be Adwminis- tered by Endowment. 23 (—A bequest d by New York, Oct of $10,000,000 to be administe the Dyke endowient was the will of James B. Dul acco magnate, in his will filed (m]\) at Somerville, N. J. The will dirceted that $4,000,000 ucst should go quipment hospital e univer of a medical nurses’ huu\ Durham, will d reveal the e of tl estate, which )~ 15 heen var timated at sums as high 000,000, Lawrence Doctor Is My stermuslv Wounded lelnn“ b 23 (A—Dr. Leon G. Beele ho was ehot by one of two me N fice last night, ditlon at the Lawrence pital today. The police carded the theory that rol the motive for the have been unable to other reason. During the sclousness U phrases eaid plied for ti rdered him shooting but discover any Alpine H}l\\x[l\ flathcr \lm(M (el (M\ n's Vegetable had helped others and it. T want to praise e for the s given me omen to ‘rlal}'s Life | | day on a charge of belng « fugltive | Allee Again Requests | Automobiles Collide in 4 i |from justice. He fs wanted for th : 0 . , Bus Action by Council| Taunton, One Man Killed |itcgsa embezement ot 3839 in A second request for a speclal| Taunton, Mass, Oct. 23 (Pl—Al. |POstal funis. meeting of the common councll to |MONZ Vaz of Providence was kiiled l’ Leesneski ;’1? %‘LJ police d"ml he e when automobil.s operated by F recame 5o “disturbed over domestic talce action 1o the/form ot protest | 1io SEIOIObIL N perated by IBd- O R e enle o against granting bus franchises 10| Ralph I, Hawkins of Lakewnod, R |drinks. gathered up all “h. mon-y in subsidlarles of the *“New Haven” |1, colllled on Winthrop street, near (S8ht and did not remuaibér any- such as are now sought, has \Iyr\ Segreganset Countr thing clse unti he ow 1 h'mself in f Mayor A. M. Paones night. Chandle Boston. A policeman found hia Allee, bruises and P andering about the ®treets In a made his first request fol- | dazed condition. 'r\\ln" Wednesday night's meeting o with an. injured hand and A\ but the mayor does not scem in- clined to call a meeting and the &€ (-on‘l lelter to the mayor followed. The writer arguds there is needgof tion at once as the Iublic Utiliffes Cormmission is now planning hear- ings that may result in franchise over the entlre network of sta highways, resulting possibly fn the rail road seeuring vested rights. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER, A miscellaneous shower was held | \\\l night at the home' of “Ns Anna Penn Postmaster Must B tomejko. 181 Broad strect, fn hon- Return and Stand Trial | o o Misa Lot Symancheki. 4 Boston, Oct. 23 (P-—James Les- | buffet Junch was served and music eski, postmaster of Tyler, Pa., enjoyed. Mi ymanowskl received red returned to (he western dis and useful glfts. trict of Pennsylvania after a hearin, bride |in the federal district court here to- | | scalp wound. Half the world {s half asleep Can euccess in life be undermined by consti- ation? Indeed it can. 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