New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 7

,2 | ? < STARTING SECOND WEEK OF OUR FEBRUARY SALE OF FURNITURE WE OFFER BARGAINS GALORE Ever since sale began the steady rush of patrons for Suites and pieces adver full proof that dependable furniture reasonably priced was greatest ever. Values offered were never better. Plenty for all, each a big bargain, SOME LIVING ROOM for Three-Piece Suite—Daven- port, Wing and Arm Chairg, up- holstered with velour and tapest your choice of coverings. Only.... $350for Three Pieces—Large Ove stuffed Davenport, two Chairs, with Choice of cover on reverse of $145 upholstered in mohair trim. cushions. XTRA BAR One carload of smart Dining Suites of a standard make, walnut and gum woods three styles and finishes, with tapestry seats on chairs. Lot No. 1 Gives Choice of Eight-Piece Suites for..............5150 Nine-Piece Suites for. . ... Ten-Piece Suites priced. . . Nine-Piece Suites for.... a dropped design. Berlin News " BERLIN SNOWBOUND BY SEVERE STORM Trafic Tied Up as Bliooard| Blankets the Township Lot No. 3 Offers Handsome Eight-Piece Suites priced at............. cooovvvien o0 ce Suites priced. ... | | | TRUCKS BECOME STALLED | YPostal Carviers Brave Storm To Get I traffic, no avtomohi Mail Delivertd On Time—Cruelly | To Animals Case Continued In Berlin Court—Other Items, Berlin, visited storni of' t Jast nig it and today, was by most furiouy W ¢ winter and was covered ntle of snow, to & six inches to several | wind which accom- orm, formed the snow into huge drifts and in many cases | where the du’ts were formed ulong the roadways, it was nec eut around them, as vehi it impossible to plongh Ui Automobiles difficulty in through with a ma varying from feet. A 1 panicd t avy the them becomin rewuirin the services of wrecking cars to to them out of the drifis. Pedesirians also had diticulty in making their way abont the strects, althongh few persons ventured out of doors. un- it was absolutely necessary to which began las 10 o'clock iner the night until a daylight it had assumed the propor- tions of a llizzrd. There seemed to he no drop in temperature and during the day, pppearcd to be rising to sonic No 8 The schools were cess time this morning wainder of the d no sess1on tomorrow announcement this af perintendent of Griswold. Miss Grisy consideration the dren in the outlyir mable to morning. prove fair Mail deliveries through In spite Aney M rington instruct laga carrier vonld and to as far as forcir rough the deep snow NI, Corwles stated that the train service COLDS “Pape’s Coid Compound” Breaks a Cold Right Up Take two {ablets every threc hours, until three doses are aken. The first ‘dose ways gives relfef, The second and third complete » the cold. and wafe 1o Contains no opi storm, about during. will he rnoon by Si- Schools Mary L hat th icts will be to sehool Cowlea of d the 1 hieir own e Ken- i vl master ent tl was concerned fir Pleasant take quinine Ailliors s CoildCe price, cents. mpour thirty-fiv ts guarantee Dr | Mail Orders P romptly Filled with $145 ering, hand cughion, $45 for moss edge beauty. INS IN DINING Lot No. Pick of $300 A Wonderful Value Offered in Nine-Piece Dining Suites with 8-foot Extension Table, 72-inch Buffet, semi-enclosed China Cabinet with linen drawer, one Arm Chair, five Side Chairs, combination walnut \v1th I)url panels and beautifully fin; 4 its pulling power. JITE BARGAINS for Two-Piece port and Club Chair with carved {rames in antique finish. blocked design Arm Chairs spring cushion arm in mohair with movil edge. ITES 2—Here We Offer Llight-Piece Suites for. Nine-Piece Suites for... n-Piece Suites priced. Finer Grade Dining Suites hed, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ised was Response Suite — Daven- All mohair cov- in reverse Three Pieces—Wing and and Davenport with extra large, covered A thing of You Nine-Piece Suite of selected mahogany, one of the best Grand tapids make, offered for this sale at $150 Las been fairly regular, although the up trains have been somewhat late, he rural carrier was instructed, started out on his route, to as far ay he could with the | deliveries and if the going proved too hard to return. The vill car s to make one dellvery only 1 trucks were stalled along Main street in Kensington, finding 1t fmpossible to plough through the sandy snow. Other cars found it impossible to procerd and these were also stalled. from the outlying districts traffle has been com- plstely blocked. Ttoad impassible and it was stated that along one road, normally husy with s sod for nalf. It s snow ploughs will n thoroughfares Le- morning. The Con- company plough W in over one hour and a sible that r off the n e tomorrow ecticut of {he roadway open. ibrary Will Not Open It announced today that was [Peck Memorial Library in Kensiy depth | tuntil this ey Id took into | | ton . will not be to tue storm the exchange thowever, Court apen tomorrow, It will be open of books next for wer Case Continued of Mike cy, who way a charged with ¢ continued when woll llin town court late H. Milkowitz whaed the court the Der ttorney, Britain, nce in s New a cont ening, which was nt- d tollowing a Society 7 Was arvest: icers of the vention of Cruelty Animals to the eficct that cattie on wrm maintained i were being st Orville §. Ventres m Dobkowski Pined Juseph Dobkows New DBritain, pa d costs for dry of the peace. suspended Judge Griswold the night Brown §20 1 by \ brfore hy Oificer was ollg disturi Retlef Mecting larg of the 1 ot her meeting of 1apay nent | Tretya, ol hat i to a low- i macting will held tomorrow afternoon from 2 tast Berlin Ttems r mecting of the Modr Woodmen will be held thi t the usnal hour at At Mid-week services will be ] the East Berlin Methodist « tonight at the usnal hour, permitting. The library will be open afternoon from 3:30 to & o'clock for the exchange of books. The monthly meeting of the Pro- gressive Reading Circle will be held on Tuesday afternoon, February 18, at the home of Mrs. Robert O. Clark. The Junior dancing class will en- joy a masquerade party at Athletic hall next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mothers of the children are cordially invited to be present. For ¢ modern 10 room liouse Also choice 1ot Inquire on premises. Cowles, Ken- sington until A regu letic hall nrch tomorrow lot. orth M. with larg s0x150 to Mrs, ¥ advt. 150N BILL PASSED ington, Teb. 4 A Fadden bill to ,m. 7 matic banks to engage in Btabch ez practice was pa house. mploy by inks Is 1 today the have become | loperate Berlin this morning and did its best ! Ito keep part brie | mor Colony 1 He l¢ 11l sentence | Ho | last | (been postp marri Wi chile the daughter. ing | 14 at | weather | COLLEGE BOYS AND (IRLS IMPR[]VINfi Dean University of Ilinols ™ Makes Comment el and girls are L P browing bt Dr. 3 men ! Ilinois tion chureh I cati odigt Epiccopal | nigi 4 and boys of fold the edu 1a goodly of the world we dropped a yesterday, g in Mive dru the lot of of ty is and gro ing no provalent a to the extent {hat X, |1 sehool ani university wo wonld put vpon them.” today they T OUTING i 1 last tocal loys and members of e, The erowd of sleigh Meriden, 11 cool, and A for songs and On reaching visited the rtook of refresh- ourney homeward cneed to fall wa made ne ably air ation they Inn and pa n th 1o ments, light the s v ply < of 1y plentitul. i m differ- IS POSTPONED 7. VIGHT Febh, 4 tweer and Boston, n n‘\ nd M Tor buildin wed by the onorrow n an DIES AT Tostov, Russia reputed to b Russia, died (e ren ok hree times, tal s 104h v eldest 101 P--Tyvan oldest ant in is now FRECKLES AND NE\// ny HAUE HIM ARRESTED an ever night was but ! blankets ore to- | ng o THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1926, ‘ . . ‘mx.’v in g Plainville News oter I |I||| BASKETBALL TEAWS - OF Y VIETHRIUUS;, erd no ort Hel nnder | | !ngh School and Kensington ", | Fll Beore Pt Atk |HEALTH ASSN MAK Distribution May I in \\I\nnm « Sehools—Story 2y Ties Up* Trar- i vibmt '? fie—Denefit Association to Hold | wtion Banquet—Plainyille Bricrs, torious | est games g local cou falli and th county | this yepr, the high s | superiority ¢ local orgar crowd of fhe 1 and was hard foug warded batiles wi r oot o yi comy Bar falk | subd schoo! it w ir I\u-i of pr and experience, hut | the was pre(ty and | shooti With more | perier should 1 trouhie {about t for Seconds, tomorio in the court, s still the Mo will Preswor accura the ox- ¥ ol lintet nake W oan 1 rd perio A ¢ Robert- ool, from { son, H, conter .,‘ A returi soon, matel Gotehell MeGibh Norton Limdl tigh school Kensington Defeated cond cov lainvill 1 Kensinto prot [ heme Preddy Miller : lor Chan zoals from positions lo itis ) violati vegula Mre. %, O, resting com Arnolid Geteh Smitin 14 Kensington Chnreh Malone, rf Cong THREE Hay Community Theater PLAINVILL Phursdes . Teh, { ONALD COLEMAN in THE DARK ANGET ians of m quarte N1 I netit Many | \\IHI S Bristol News Associntion ulosis Report ristinas W totuls §587 of the Pluinyill irsing according ub lunuury vusured 2 ditlor wrsing in courtesy of \TRAFFIC DEVICE A SUCCESS v iov'vicit 75 Rings Bel jor principi Nillips M numl Place mil milk 1 only t Wy v Jeo il plan of all To Bowl Plainville third hopes | victory, O A Banquet Traf Ties Up il sifectually The 1 stopping ain vere Kept in pas Hed proc Births 5 1o hie i Miss Wit orn i July with tl Wwes ind ar monthly me f Kent stroc fition vi moope police w st nie Cn forta! © i HELD 1IN RAIDS a8 1 ARTIST ) —T.s an HIS FRIEN S CITY ENRATILED WITH BLIZZARD, i - Tractor Plows Busy Trying lo’,,._ Prain Causes Complaines, iy traific an Freshen Up! Hicest Laxative, “Cascarets” 10¢ spent a number ploy of the N, | Pond strect Blew s church and Auxiliury, A, O. 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Win Ma for and Mr. kin interested ttended Warsliy Masonic 1al 1 Masons of wment i tery ’ the o conne n Silver Bristol ction w nd her i two ye § il ver Co., on Tebruary and lia he meeting will e i t th Americ o113 exeep was S ion of prior to her illness had tinancial Asets irrent A Assois Other = Tnvestment Capital Assets Liabilitics liabilitic (Tt High School Orchestra orrow u RBristol vill story of the will e McClosky of Store Broken Into St icco and North confec of years In the em- company on a member of Gillieuddy who Is investigating exs Virgln Miss Wit Winters arct Kirby storl crowd Bristol the iding yvill front of npany yesterday 1 out of ew Ha- nd Tart ford s neople and trolleving to make from Superin Meetine Mecting by stockholders today ounted statement hold th organ- by Main stree Istoten, 1t appears to be the work of boys and Detootive Sergeant Mes pects to apprehend the |sponsible, Biristol Brass Co, Meeting A. D Wilson, socretury of the P'ristol Brass Corp, has sent out no- tices to stockholders that the annual the corporation will be 2380 p. i, on February 10, . GILPATRIC PROBERS 1 ARE AWAITING CALL win partie f the s Laws meeting of Al of | Beld at Not Meet Again Until the on | Auditors Report Tihiey Ane Nters | n Hurold Gt cashive i th of Putiign and ot Connecticu cting unul wudi s ha repor idd former 15 11, Holcombe of “Whie ing v is d Comimit- i orm the state o West Indics, committee wi mmittes te of ntatives of various b sai Wl beer commit posa sider such con- eoun report |Change in Volstead Law ‘\\ ould Be for Improvement | Providence, 1. 1. Feb, 4 (B—21y h in the Volstead Irstood that it L sop to the lawless any law fo improve social D. 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