New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 14

Opster Remnams on Goast Taken‘ 4 Criferion Road Conditions In Connecticut river road is under con i and one that the | nation. Bozrah, Bozrah st construction, open to traffie, | Germans. A goose in the hands f a orwich, Monty Norwich-New | man housewife is utilized as com- Lc n road is \ construction. | plately as the plg in an American Through traffic between New Lon. | slaughterhouse. The fat and even don Norwich should use roal |the entrainls are sued in making nd on, tion are un necessary. e of Thames river under ronstruetion le East Hartland Mountaln | s under construetion, Pres. 1 1s open for travel n, Goshen road is under o s wrier e | Clltural Expansion | NEW BRITAI\I DAILY HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 8, 1926. t 8 under | 1o-Saxon dinner, roast goose is to the Irippings,” & dellcacy which takes place of butter on the family | SATURDAY Norwieh-Willimantic | Open Amenia-Union uction No nded for, winter road s | Open for travel E| [UNDERWEAR 2 i e FAMMAM SPECIAL rout v vaer con- Fggom of Serfs Permits Agri- .\‘muldms incomplete. | Random winter weight Underwear. Several hun. dred suits to fit all builds of men at $1 50 Value $2.00 y road, surface | | Gutters anq | Constantinople, Jan. 8 (P—The Turkish republic is going in for ag- riculture on a scale the like of | and ap. |Which the country previously has‘ No de. [never witnassed | | Recognizing the principle that | there can be no enduring prosperity {in a nation of oppressed and unwill- | ing producers, the government has |made numerous changes ameliorat- 1 Harwinton, the|IDE conditions under which the 415 under con. |Peasants lived. c passing through The feudal system which obtatned | £ RhINE i during the rule of tne sultans has The over lords, who le bridge, grade crossing elimi- 1 and bridge construe- ler way. No detours {been abolished OURGREATES SEMI-AANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE i\ Not a single Overcoat or Suit involved in this sale but what has been A SATUR cost, T HOSIERY SPECIAL A rare bargain in Hose from a prominent manu- facturer. A special close out at less than maker" 79c Value $1.00 DA fetermined by chips finds confirmation oyster fishermen. Oysters and of falr there is more t U Ofl"(‘l Ro“md to Man lclalmed vast but is he retail bus- || Philippine | 14 has authoriz- | Middletown-Hartford | ed payment of a reward of $250 to onstruction but 18 any Filipino retail merchant who arture the tax on the 1 for one way || Chamber | double an original capital of K”’" Loy es of land and B \\h oubl used the peasants as erts, have 0 Doubles Trade utec, (e it fed and the tang el oourag 4 among the people. With of the sultans went g8 peasants which took |8 lone-tenth of their profits, To create a body of expert mana- | department of education | 1 h: lished a6 gricultural on Poet road, 1011 | $2.800 within a peried of fvy seare. (138 established thirteen agricultun t Cos Cob [schools, for which there wero 2,000 ] at Cos According to the plan, prefer- h ) to traftic. | . dt pplicants this year, and also is ) traltl jence will be given those Fllipinos lence h D res 1, Noroton Hill, cc i . sending students to farm colleges in Thnnhrd naah tatoren »rd, Noroton Hi! who can thiivo In the face of com- |SeIINE fudents to 1 58 auatars thia gnariareibnt ted for this yea betitio ore S 0 afTectiavary siig ; petitlon of forelgn retall dealers in | ™ =y b0 iment of agriculturs is from the town. As a result of the demand and | supply this is a hive of industry, constantly from t Jump th ers that west. ot 1 300 ;:u year every oyster the districts where the city's retail | business 1s virtually all in the hands | of the Chinese and Japanese sclentific neouraging is being g ] , Oyster | truction. | (Feese \hod With Tar Jon & program, to ex On March to Market |nivt ten years, for the lern machinery, It has o provide i Willimantic-Hampton s is shippe intens ' Fhepey (1o ] i inder construction open to| Berlin, Jan. 8 (A—Holiday geese, | production of tobacco and the “thr No_economy-seeking individual will be driven many miles from Poland to |Whites” of Turkey — cotton, sugar satisfied with less than a half dozen of Norwich-Putnam road markets on the s under construction, open to traf- nan fronticr, are [and whe wration in order| As shod with tar pre What roast turkey is to the Ang- |skirts of Angora. FURNITURE STORE ¥ |through the dissemination of infor- | i | mation, distribution of seeds and in- ' f[§& |stitution of tractors and other mod- elaborated to extend over the President Kemal, he Is so to stand train of the long walks. |keenly interested In the develop- Killingly, ich-Putnam road | The tar s to the feet and pre- |ment that he is running an experi- under construction, open to traf- vents brufsing. | mental farm of his own on the out- o e | [ i IRNBAUM'S farming 'i)l‘RIN G OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Bed Room Suites (L i Hil Three Remarkable Values in LIVING ROOM SUITES le of the big values Suite in French or American SELLING GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1911 e ..$129 I'hree-piece Velour in any color desire Regular $150. A real bargain at . Krochler make. ar $240. Spr tress with roll {5-POUND (‘()TTO\ MATTRESSE ed. Reg- -~ $19.50 .I‘v: extra quality ticking. Are real bargain tomorrow at — 10,600 SQUARE FEET OF REAL VA LUES ARE HERE AT OUR STORE $98 Three-piece Mohair Suite covered all over; re- ,,,,,,,,,,, $189 ply tucked, hand sewn mat- s with rolled edge, covered ;6 95 e \‘m’.\lhlk‘ ; best construction. $1 69 rerringbones and unfinished 3 Regular $220. ....... vorsteds in new double- c) Piefi’te Bed Outflt Three-piece Jacquard Cut Velour Davenport reasted models. Also a wide FURNITURE BIRNBAUM'S - Furniture Store 381-383 MAIN STREET GOOD LOW PRICES reduced at least 209 from its original price. In most cases the reduc- tions are of greater degree. Over 859 of our entire Cvercoat stock is now represented in these groups —great variety—great value. SALE SHIRT SPECIAL Here are real savings in smartly styled and splendidly tailored Overcoats. The fab- rics are of fine, warm, fash- ionable weaves in all colors and patterns, There are sin- gle and double-breasted box and tubular models, storm coats, guard styles and Ches- terfields now at Values up to $35.00 these Shirts we are offering in this spe- cial selling. OVERCOATS All-wool fabrics, hand-tailored workmanship. The models in- $ 2 8 clude all the most wanted styles — Ulsters, single and double - breasted Ulsterettes and Dress Overcoats. New Scotch plaids, winter tweeds, blue or gray chinchillas, mel- tons and kerseys at Values up to $45.00 just like Dad’s. BOYS SUIT SPECIAL 2 PAIR TROUSERS SUITS The assortment Is quite com- plete. There are single and double-breasted models, young men’s styles and business Suits —all the fashionable fabrics and patterns—blue serges and cheviots—all sizes. 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