New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 27

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L 18 been o 10 game,” "'uup e L& 8l eilansng "“"’ A spirited tilt between counsel en- | troduc and '”‘WIVH on | O A l he mado to 3 il's whon Olms | N Askod about her husband's carn- lm Xt witness called, |: she sald “he wasn't working [and Olympla has bee teady but he saved money just | 8he cd when Attorney Koletaky i the Palace thea- (Continued from First Page) pla was not work Other Dendals ) when Judge o OFFICERS 'y FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, The new offi ¢ I Past Masters Oscar A Harry A, Trav iy, A winute | g ey Arnon A, Al- | ano on the wit h ke the \ ustimony where she told her that he had ruine 1 Olym- | * replied the wit e word o ka0l that nlia B (A eliLae y and rd anythivg about the fact | Kol ] e t Olympia hind o haby until the s excused at 11:06 “all my hus. | €0l told Tier so herself in the Five ) allowed to retive for a | and Ten Cent store. u | rocess, Judge short session to 10 places on the calenuar, | : , ‘ Lhe jury was reculled at 11:2G YUUR GH"-DS {o'clock and” Mrs. Mary Lombardi | ¢ She testitied that | 1€ ‘s natural voice is “heavy chance in life may depend || el o e DR Ne AT O ‘ upon your action now in }‘ e chniBiEnano And latxcire ‘ this mater of his eye- {had moved to Tloboken. 8ho alx sight. Get the fa denied that Olympla at any time told l‘ about your child's “that Johnny had given her any | ‘: s to eat." | \u. never \ml\‘* to her afte | e whint 2 interposed State's | \m ricy Alling. | ‘After the last time” said Attor- | EYESIGHT SPECTALIST ] | | ney Koletsky. | 327 Main Street Phone 1905 | A ripple of taughter spread over t The sheriff rapped Attorney g0 out Hinman | noeivil | ever told Olympin pay the grocery D that she ¢ can 11 my hu my own ba Olympia eve i« earrving a e : 1 replied “Don't We Understand Eyes | anything fo vou." | P ey ! | That Cough Will “Get You” If You Don't Watch Out! “Did you ever m oy r ¢ cesing cough day aft your mother-in-law at Me 15 Wi i {he ynx and bronchial “No sir.” | reaches en it has “got you." “Never at all?" | hour. 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TABLES, $1.49 TOOL CHESTS, 98¢ t0 $5.98 TOY PHONES, 89c MECCANO, a most durable toy- will amuse and instruct $1.00 0 $9.00 CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS, 10c to 98¢ WOOD COASTER WAGONS, with rubber tires $6.98 PICTURE PUZZLES, 25c to $1.25 ALUMINUM TEA SETS, made of pure aluminum 98¢ TOY TRUNKS, 98¢ to $4.75 SKEE PEG, a game for boy or girl 49c SCOOTERS, $1.49 t0 $5.98 ALL METAL SAND CRANES, 98¢ Read these sensational Saturday offerings, then come to any HUB STORE to-morrow and convince yourself that we mean ers were insta Marsh and TO COMPETE WITH MEN Dee, 4 (@ — English | girls are to compete against meh honors as bicycle riders Herete they have been barred ‘;”;hum cycle competitions but the Qefects | hational cyclists' union council has declded that they now may race. led by | 1 ATHE l)l!\l EANDANGERED London, for first ident which will endanger the ————"\ en S ‘Goy ‘Gown Js Filled With Happy “Ghings For Good Little Boys and Girls All day tomorrow boys and gitls will be bringing their parents to Toy Town to see the wonderful new Christmas toys that Sage-Allen’s has gathered from all Fvery toy a child could wish for in this wonderland of toys—toys for wee babies, for little boys, for little gitls, for the “big"” boy who wants to build things, for the "big" girl who wants to sew and cook things — toys of every description You'll find them all here and very moderately priced. TOY TYPEWRITERS, that really type $1.00 to $6.00 TOY DRUMS, complete with drum sticks 98c t0 $2.49 SAND TOYS, 5cto $1.25 CLOTHES DRYERS, 25¢ W. E. CRADLES, 59¢ WAGONS, 69¢ AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS, 98c to $598 CHILD'S DESK and STOOL, $3.98 BABY ROSLEE MAMA DOLLS, fully dressed—large size. 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