New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1925, Page 11

CONSOLIDATION URGED senator Cummins Says That Com bining of Railroads of Country 1 Absolute Necessity, Washington, Oct.#29 (A)—Cor dation of rallroads was urg NEW BRITAI . DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925, solutely necessary,” by Scnator Cum- | mins, republican of*lowa, * after a SLUSH FUND USED |p.-p‘umon, of & 400,000 majority |the entire campalgn.” *Tammany's HELD FOR TRIAL sit today to the . vote" for its mayoralty candidate, |huge fund is coming whare it al-| Bridgeport, Oct, 239 (® — Leon Otherwise, ho were made today by Harold G. Aron, [Ways comes from. x x These funds | Mitcheli, 47, negro who is alleged and 80,000 miles of lnes would be (Republican Campalgn Manager In. | campalgn manager for Frank D.|are extorted from helpless city em- |10 have shot and seriously injured nband 4 ‘ sists Tammany Hall Is Having 7o | Waterman, re publican mayoralty ployes assessed on the contractor who J.ull\u Franchi, night manager of the | re on the minee. v | National restaurant (wo weeks ago, wre in good financia put | Spend Much Money. “On newsaper advertising alone,” [are known to have received $20,000,- | was bound over to the December k. some roads ave earning too much I, Oct, "9 (A — Charges | \r, Aron said, “our opponents 000 of the city's money paid out on [term of th: superior court under b ey while w v roads ave car that wny Hall s had to un- |spent in the last twe days more t contracts without a public bid and [bonds of $2,000 when arraigned in too i |10ck ish fun despite brave |we have spent for all purposes in [levied in various other directions.”” |city court today. A v im e This shows a throng of devout worshipers who have traveled | miles to see the miracle picture of Madonna and Child which mysteriously appeared recently on the wall of the Church of | St. Martha at Central Park, L. I. i effect larger il the fleld of | AND ITS EFFECTS = 1 on in fu tax would b na eut in p 1cts, J speakin manufactu Congressimen Crisp Asks Chem-| ™ ist il It Is Harmful {tended the a statement zood reason s Washington, Oct. 23.~The house | PP, althe ways and means committee today | F6S0R for reduciy swept aside for & while the mass’ of T0 GOST LESS THAN 820,000 alter effects of bootleg liquor. | > tax should be | h there may be a “Does liquor made from denatured | alcohot cause death, ust slow death | ot it is harmful at all?” Representa- | ‘riep, democral, Georg Change in Specifications Brings 1x. H 3 City chatn- pense Down Below Figure City | spresenting dealers in toilet | Ixpected Too Pay | who scel reduetion of the| . | S The proposed slaughter hoy he high class bootle the replied, “undoubtedly aims s the poison so t slo: o the or | ations, but will be e | an amended plan, the cost of which will be somewhat less than was an- | ticipated. | cetod that the e done fo! more This will provide 'mg system such ay is death is the maximum penalty somelimes Kill customers too quickl Roduction Urged 3. Thompson, repre ry associatio he alcohiol fax wi gallon hut off their entire job reduction of now is $2 a proof 2 and $6.40 a gallon when drawn for th FEYHE final curts Player Piano at § and grands, includi favorite make, tha 1t in the opposed 1 pped apped in proportionate fax on i Martin IL Ittner of Jersey City, N. J, of | the American mannfacturers of | yoon toilet articles, told the ‘ Reductions of this levy mich to bre ® A : Chamber will meet 2 A 247N Monday | EX committee, would do up bootleg ting down the BODY TCUND HANGING Oct, 2 " O'Leary n patien hospital the - Metropolitan by a wire, g in| profits, Piano will be ironclad agrec presentative Mills, republican, id he hail been told if reduced iU was probe ny drug stores oro is morning in swamp Ray Toy ulid | lor, an employe, made the discoy isibly for legitimate [while on a hunting trip. 0’1 as w cover was a trusty and wandered away | cohol which tiey stato hansin that open up. obtatne ) B IA Strap Quartet that Harmonizes with the Fashion A clever four-strap model is the “Belmont,” with each member of its strap quartet blending with the newest footwear fashiol And the rest of the shoe is an admirable accompaniment—simple trim and well tailored. It's a shoe you'll be glad to walk with. The Belmont A Red Cross four- strap in Dblack ' kid, with arch-tone feature $9.00 Exclusive Representative RED CROSS SHOES VOGUE SHOE SHOP 236 MAIN STREET In the Heart of the City t seck them on too oiten, under cos should have. Give a piano An ir save you hours of worry THIS OVER ow To the skept bey © PUrposc ttion will bo mad coming from miles ¢ : on council at ifs nes ces of medicinal and A ord Shliha alhetciial here. products involving use of ot act el : Wil e 1 would be reduced if the tax R ¢ believe we are makn id, adding that t1 i ) come here and you will be convinc: profitable, | s rm "Ivlf tr the prices | INTEREST IN C. OF €. ELECTION but didn’t 4 Mor v the usual amount of Pianos from our large s Repres adway, Fepub- | infaroest : : liean, Massachusetts, a member of | o, the usual special the commi crved notice ho was T3 T A e = SR Every custon L AT S T At Y For the next day or two we will offer this wonderful player piano outfit at price quot- ed, evidencing our claims that we will offer people of New Britain and vicinity such values as they have never dreamed. Today, the home—your home—needs the piano. Here is a beautiful instrument in San Domingo mahogany, full 88-note, equipped with the finest player action built, with appointments worthy of the finest music room. The possessor of' this instru- ment, his family ‘and friends, may enjoy dance, sacred, popular and classic music at will. IF YOU WANT TO SUR- ROUND YOUR HOME WITH FRIENDS, SURROUND IT WITH A MUSICAL ATMOSPHERE. $395, delivered to your home, handsome bench to match, fine assortment of rolls of your own choice, on tetms of but a few pennies a day. DEPOSIT HOLDS YOUR SELECTION 5 IT'S UP TO YOU We have genctously told you of the true values that this great sale offers, the iron- clad guaranty under which these instru- ments are sold: likewise, the néeds for music in every home. It is now up to you. This sale now offers extra values not only in fuzther reduction of prices upon most styles left, but in order that every home may take advantage of this opportunity and that we may be able to clean the slate of every in- strument in our house, we will extend to any responsible buyer such monthly payments as will fit their convenience. The instru- ments offered are not of the usual sale type, but consist of makes which are recognized for their supremacy—instruments which are found in the highest-grade schools, studios and homes of this and forcign ‘countries. ung down on the G catest Piano Sale we have ever held. 1 up these great Piano bargains. 'This stock is selling fast—the end is Il at the store and see for yourself. It wilk cost you nothing to investigate, st sensational Player Piano offers in the country. We are offering a used full size, 88-1 at the ridiculous price of $395. Shop around—then hat now is the tinie to buy your piano. New Upright, 1 model, $295. 9 and up. Remember, these Pianos are not of iments, but consist wholly of our regular high-grade line of pianos, pla . Kiunieh-1 Shrewd buyers are \ new P rental sto 15 and up. Used pianos type of inst rer pianos i *"and many others which no doubt include your period. ited for thirty, sixty or ninety d: 1y e L L YT T S INSURANCE PRIVILEGE — EXTRA READ THIS AGREEMENT = “In event that the purchaser of any new Pizno bought during this sale should die we will s 1 : BERS . ”» THIS. immediately cancel the balance amount due and give a clear receipt in full for the Piano. : (This is the Greatest Offer Ever Made—To Piano Buyers ) M LENDID BARGAIN il Terms as Low FOR BEGINNERS as $2 Weekly || A $5 Deposit Holds Your Selection This Sale — Remember, only a Few Days Left i A ANDREWS & C0., Inc. The time is short; but a few days left to take advan- tage of these wonderful offers. All stock of handsome new players and upright pianos, as well as a splendid assortment of used and discontinued styles (some can hardly be told from new) have been marked to a 199 r“AlN ST H:Ew BRlTAlN new low level. No reasonable offer of monthly terms 1oa i L, Iv will be refused. A $5 deposit holds your choice. Every instrument in this large rental stock must go be- tween now and Saturday night. Do not be among Yhose who wish they had come. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH 4 . 2