New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY ]l]fil‘.\l.l), W I‘IIL\’K-l:'lL\Y CHOOSES JAIL S0 STATE WILL SUPPORT FAMILY| Twenty-five Cents a Day Allowed ll BRUARY 17, 1926. $ e ey e ——— e —————v 'Johhcn '\Ial\mg E all\' I e Leaves Fund to Give fve” cnanca; Adling Children Pleasure New York, I'tb, 17 — In iti| buying activity by dealers and con- Portland, Me,, Feb, 17 () DG~ \Te”S Ex(,hange Gl“h HOW Unned lnnl whole n\‘“ hardware murkets torm conditions, 8how goods ro | te rtainment, and recroation of chil- Gharny Drive Functions T\ TODAY WINDS [P Washington's | BIG COAL STRIKE . ‘Operalors §6 No Reason 10 " ucom obiess mther sa, B"thday ‘ Increase Pmes ‘ Dogfon, Feb. 17 UD=4 teller of hild rts a six months fail | cntence toduy in order that his fam- ureRelu ef ily may have the benefit of 25 r‘--l” and s § the cl ) 252 and 75¢ Packages Cveryvhere —e T | \ snow enters on preparation for spring | completely sold out. Hea dren under treatment there, is pro- Jobhers are delivering | weatherstrip saws, axes and kindred | vidde in the will of Supreme Court spring orders now. Many of these |lines are active Justice Bird of Yarmouth. The will | were placed last October, Digtribu “Collections generally are omy | of Justice Bird, who died Junuary freely prediet a substantial falr. Prices have been very firm. ilzx. has just been filed for probute, S e e business, ANS Hot water n st | tors DECORATIONS nton, P'a., Declaring that it fs & thousan | =TT Hln-sl tier to preven Ernest W. Pelton, United Community { than to cure, | sldent of th ‘y.k.v;.m con- vor 5 : ; i . corporation FAVORS n day 4 0 me of phe ; "‘ r~[mln on "| he Community Chest Let us help with yout b AR o ‘' non-support warrant By b Kiven birth m hildren are in a ren are in ¢ charity by the promotion of . J nizatlons that butld and health, e referred to organ- d"P(‘l" m[l Fnllnwers Pubhsh sations i 9 Young Men's Christian nd works Lt E (m\( “n Pb (\]]l ue He stated that the Commun we ] i . 180 ng v corporation has been critiols: : i he o at « it contrilutes to many or i - Judg am ay, who eon- ot P tions avhich are not of a ch decln ire t her 1 party plans, g “ of the ¢ 1s helr , cared for, and elothed v ol] Mary Cc ran whe gocs character | STATIONERY DEPT. such as the Boy hool in the 169-171 MAIN S swer to that crlt 8 this—is {t bhetter to mation of the | fund, Mr. - VIS F AMERI!JAW,..M o sure five { | prosperity in | | . a year for all charities in trial, We went to cight company o m.wnu drama ' and effix | agreement | Juyers in il B it e s H of Smith colloge ;' "'”“‘] ‘\‘;J e diy nto organizations and old-tims w\n irity was stri 8 p . 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Vance street; Catherine Geannettino, X-RAY, GAS OXYG D C ‘V V' . veed club. Four projects were com- J six new ones hegun Aand a r. et 1vian N andbnt sl Duteh treat was enjoyed. The next Dental X-Rays wh 1" . S rector of local foundation, will ; : Ight a club recently re- ancls Regula. 16 Vaneo streot, and Tlsie Papesh, DENTIST e fmr t n A e 7 weeting of the elub will be held ng of the Junior venue; t.eot; imount to three EEREE RN R E IR B. Johnson, ] NI IADAL Johnson, EEREREE and The difference is usually a human difference inside—in the way your business is handled—in the way officers and tellers make their work for you a service of pride and help- fulness—or a matter of course. R Dr. Sullivan (Calls U. S. Friend of Immigrant Aiericn e noniinc BRI 33 3 ) street ero were 10 leaders present at recent meeting of the leaderg 205 West Main Strect \ A p : ; el \ Mrs. H. C. Warner, aseistant di- Extractions, organize te lited by Rum Running Auto Truck ) The annual mes - . ¥ ! fl | g | Hlnncd on the Tlunp-l\p 2 : L e Sl \ < o | K _ o field, Masg, February 24 A report h‘ ekl toes " ¥ carris five 0 f the past years activities will be o local foundation. A 19 3 305 33 RATT!— wlF‘G Auto Eleciric C. A. ABE1Z lel 111 FRANRLIN SQ CABINEN fa] Qar Alsd| 2860 WORK OF ALL KINDS PLANS TOR NEW con s Spencer Corsets We create a welally Mrs. N. N. Boot New B:it i blfll Ca “Doing Rett W Many Do Well” 34 CHURCH STREET Tel. 891 FOX MUNTING EXPENSIVE turst into flames (Duval and l\an:a: Glrl Made Man and Wife awich, T 17 ®—H. G of The First r\nd Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP. INFLU- ENZA and as a Preventive, The box bears this signature C. pove Price .30c. \ference of the foundation diree- will be held in Springfleld on February 2 Dr. Willlam R. Foley has secured a corner on cigar hoxes in the inter. st of the woodworking clubs. De- mands on the directors’ offica can now he met promptly through the ourtesy of several local merchants. | State Savings Banks o Are in Good Condition Hartford, Feb. 17 (A — State Rank Commissioner John B. Byrne as tabulated figures for the save ings banks and trust companies of he state for the quarter ending December 31, 1925, showing that scts of the savings banks for that | period were $568.565,964.40, an in- oper the previous period of His figures gain $710, gaving and thrift RS Serving people, helping business enterprise, preparing Opportunity for your plans—that’s the real busi- ness of this bank. Can we serve you today? Truly a Bank of Service Open Saturday Evenings 7 to 9 I A o A R e L e A A A A AT K RN R LN E LR R KR EEE] K