New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926. Mail Orders Promptly Tilled LAST CALL AT SALE PRICES ON RUGS THAT YOU'LL WANT With Spring but a few weeks away, now, when such values as these ave offered: 9x12 WILTON RUGS-— Best grade worsted, sold 1t 8-3x10-6 WILTON RUGS— Bost grade ted, regular pric 9x12 ROYAL WIL l()\ IU,.\——v Regular ling price 8-3x10-6 ROYAL \\'11,’[‘0.\' Hl'\'i:n— 14 regular at Offered now for AXMINSTER RUGS— Rugs of the best g Rogular $69.30 kin 8-3x10-6 SEAMLESS AXMINSTE I\ RUGS— Usual price $67 clal price 9x12 SEAMLLESS NSTER lll'li.\ Sold 1e Going at 8-3x10-6 SE XMIN .\TFL RU (,\—4 Re price Special Priec ('Ii WORSTED WILTON RU (..\—— s Priced now but H D \\ILIO\ I\U rS— Cltorea for ular 2 Wors 9x12 SEAMLES: \\\ll it s ular $25.00 CH WORS' at §1¢ 1t TxH4-IN Sold reeular EXTRA SPECTAL Karnak” Wilton Rug: (Regulay price 825.00) Dropped patterns in * Qthers, 27x51 inches, regular price 316,00, for.. vou will find it much to your | advantage to look to your needs in new floor coverings and buy | $112.50 $105.00 $82.50 $79.50 $55.00 $52.00 $31.50 - B $19.75 ‘ $12.50 , 36x63 inches, for 811, 50 each | ‘\'!lm Yum Club Mys, Gilhert—Toad most Done—Tight ned—Dirths the tax for & that 1 income its provisions ncomie w filed of ich a from Persons for m change is raised nal exemptions aingle pers now $1,500 ex mption and marired $2.500, TL ) from uvelopes ! ns 0 inst of 2 tc | reduee contai ened the 1 papel iy the followin have been ¢ resealed hy oned m and inquir nd bl maili no vofices ady { discovered the above been include | were for that changes velopes | top. changes to the envelopes r Affidavits will Pos i vellow &lips be m | sistant ham f m 1 to | appointment 10th Wedding rlin heen troul sport ndency e hag cansed is the ’\mm various The I the farms and it Fame nters to h dis the ssion 1o preve il HH 10 lent, program ¢ rlin talent. The aim o BISHOP'S SON 1S FOUND NOT GUILTY - Acheson Discharged by hudge & T Griswold in Berkin Town Gourt 7.7, other item up m Y‘r A m partook RGGIDENT 3 o | Abont 12 ]m“ rent by served at tempt- | 1c ke 2 hit wit i, mashed pot coitee and all ood which make | ed placed on | al old coun artily ive Tax Blanks menu ionally tu IN SERIOUS Tucome Tax Blanks Arrive in Town | """ were — Derensky Tined §100 for it Drunkenness—Grange Affaic At- | tended by Large Gathering. ts and sing! Edward € to fil tord, son Camipion dioces: not guilty of reckie he wppeared in court last night harge. Juder dectded that the he eivil court, ra riminal. Acheson was invol ceident on the marn an. 4, when Acheso of Suffragan Acheson of 1l I, o income $1 Hart- Bistop 1 Episcopal ol for it to answer G. Griswold \ fon Teors < No Holiday Next Week s of Berlin will de 1 will bold thd t |wl|‘ 1»\ wis Webster's Hill, B bther machine e hmination at a ! angerous cficets. Legion Met Tomorrow leving irive off the oad at th will Americaz ATOW over at I'vthian 1 follow matt v Mrs nd en Birth of 2 Son Nlson nd Mrs troct will Toor Pined $10 and Costs Alex Deren mploye at ards, E runkenness when e Berlin town con eorge Gris ensky was 1ght last D ho found ondition = Grange Entertains Crowd con staged evening War will was fin Al tomorrow ‘ eteran Rallumdm Dies In \c\\mzlon. .\Ecd 65 ad, M 7.8 Vord has be the jeath in N onn to- of Herman Cordes 65 ars old, of Agawam, & 2lo A gathering of 130 esent last ¢ lversary cels ation range at the hall on i. (he feature of the eNINE Was 1k by Joseph Williamson ridgeport, state game warden, livered an interesting & highly pstructive talk on the relation he farmer and the sportsman Mr. Williamson divulged much in- | people the 418t 14 by T Damon here of carly about cight con- New H who W while ni s wingtof, ¢ ductor on th n and Ha struck by who of en ir n)l 45 years. ploy of th The Flavor is thi Cakl Whelesome, fruity -mlwn your 'n)x». " W;B AKER'S JE FLAVORING EXTRACTS KLGI S E! ‘Il\\\\\ FUNDS RTIFIED uld au country of bulldings abroad. hase by this and consular l eml w ared orm of doseph Whi nov .. NAAL HERO ARRESTED ON BOOTLEGGING COUNT Libhey of the C- (IR eford, N friends nent to Joseph who Liby to nrsday was wind of the out for enlisted in e Thers las ives of fiv with bare god he had home o ht ilu by |fics e tablets stomac In court ¥ Wi Wntch Your Frail Puny Child Grow Strong " «1 Take on Welght---chlf (Take Cod Liver oil the new Taste way—in sugar a few d drean h makin Laver sieknes: Able n wre mad ood nscll hat h sur 1rug Cor any 0il take 60 tablets 60 ce sure and ed with o Millions of boxes sold here obtain valked Ins th hen Cod do it to _The Yun Who Saved Mates Convicted On ount Today Tuine, &) starting ero medal coast Peb, 17 captured by chards, Mrs. Ella Elizabotli Gilhert Roads Nearly by, a guar in R ar- refooted of nsett, ingg e today that the in Narr; son Was i n transpo nd work fall. | roads 15 very oI « warrant nd 1t or “ehicular main ont of fact th arre stroe o resumed 1l disap city @ const guard sery z the blinding v he saved crew by wa Tome in are snow for the cated urlough frozen from b n he re last feet 0 of him but welcomed 15 conviete He appraled and two months roads now' and 180 W few of th drawn te headway in Now years 1ms cou 10 ¥ an i v pl ne this is it of the + to primary t e covering of lamper the (uiring A much clos road than was “ary. 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FORGET AOW ABOUT TH k(_,‘ omc\:s — ) 3o L TWANT A T\ ONONST pEAR ME! T SLICED QNONS | THOVEHT YOU DIDNT QAW FOR AY LUNCH= ) LIKE THAT'S ALL T WANT! F - ~. S e | Robld¢ | A | " X 145 120 140 150 p. Granger Livir S | sston iderman s Sharks Rivekor 106 Griftin ... 1 @ hich 't i 1 H Notes Lawrenc ity S - Brothers Seeking to Learn \mm s .\cclct Hatchet and Blood Stained h“ws Ave All Found ¢ 7 (P—RBlood rmission s city and L seven per CLOSES SCHOOLS DISEAST 3 o * FOR SKIN TORTURES Unn the (lwn Antiseptic Jquid, Just What You Need ,U. | meeting n Hartford lay Baskethall Tomorrow Night Tomorrow evening the New parture basketball team wi Merlden to play the Endee team of | that point. This will bo the first of a serles of three games and both ums are confident of vietory, turday evening in the local high school gym, the Dixles of Hartford will stack up against the local out- fit and this contest should be hotly contested, The Bristol boys are ymuu up a classy exhibition and followers feel confident that ,-_,\ will annel the state title, Ruth Rebhekah Lodge Meeting There was a large attendance at the regular meeting of Ruth Re- bekah lodge, No. 24, I O, O. Arcanum hall last evening. class of candidates was nd other general Red Men's L There was a ! annual o8’ Tribe, 1. O Red on the samo Bristol News BUIL[]INUE TRADES WANT WAGES RASE - " Masons, Bricklayers and Hod Carriers Flle Demands " CARPENTERS IN LINE! De- g0 10 initiated Big business trans Crowd Watehes Old=Time dlers’ Contest—Water Board 10 lies' Night attendance at night ot Com- . M held last auditor Build—K, of €. Communion | Breakfast Next Sunday. : i t of the occasion v York ol by past great gtate and Miss Ger reshnents were served, Death of doseph Roberts, seph Roberts, 7 months old son Roberts of orning at funera London Newspapers Al Loud T Their Praise 1'or American Star Helen Wills, iddlers’ Contest > o reporte the Lo nis crities wl « cs for morni CWSPIPETS, Without from the wonderful M1l writer cour nd the ma Miss Wills develope her powerful driv- 10 win is deseril and some of t s 1o predict th 1 will beat St Wimbledon n's pre-eminenc iluie ous o £0 50 far ' Americar Mr. MeCabe they meet Mr. MeGile hird priz at this Yesterday's game will Inevitabl stimulate cagerness to see the t champions at Wimbledon In hen one writer says he will be able to ph companiment of o June, hopes without mor and the match ived takin part Joseph Moni Kitduff, Edward B L xpert of Sporting e earn- pes that Mlle. Lenglen and Wills will be treated differen Wimbledon than on the R ‘where they been e to an almost brutal degrec Miss ly at vie: ve ploited Chimney Fire udents Expelled for Their Naughty Magazine Baldwin, Kansas, Feb. 17 (P) — Twelve Baker university students in- volved in the publication of an al- indecent pamphlet, were e: d from the university today. Among the 12 were Tad Dalton, captain of the Baker basketball team; Floyd FElliott, captain-elect the 1026 foothall team, and Jo- heph Myler, editor of the pamphlet, who faces criminal libel charges in connection with its publication. AVOIDS JAIL Lorenz \\|n~ Tong l<‘l;:h( Over 14- beling of Leglon, teago, Feb, 11 (P—Arthur ¥, ofrmerly editor of the Ger- language newspaper Staats Zoi won A two-year fight to es- cape a jall sentence for libeling the American Leglon when Judge Eller criminal court today orde from custody at a hea a writ of habeas corpus. nz was fined $1 and sente e six months. He paid and then in the cc that the jail sente able since the law prov or sente W blaz himney Co. No. 1 ri 1S extinguish hout damage Meeting nr : Commissioners’ yard of wa esion Riversl this by City on o EDITOR TERM on March 16 ( hold hreakfast in his ase 1 ing on Aft Hiourn Main to the g » pplie Joseph G Woods of hoir of St. Ma ko - OCCASIONS VACATION 1, Feb, 17.—Fir e puplls in Plainfield achool a two-room frame structure ars old, a holiday today. The was burned TIRYE erbury but the neart Y . The loss was $4.5( An overheat responsible stove probably was BOSTON GLOBE MAN DIES 17 (A—Thomas gnce 1878 the Bostor trom 6 ijon manuger of 1 died at fn the Ja nd | maica Plain district here last night Mr. Downey was a pioneer in mod ethods of circulation. He was ative of Ir 1 and was a vet- of the War. Willlam n- W, T Ia Civil By BLOSSER ) WY, AN K \I\ Atf- \,0' \G \:A;AE.’ (2% Q \D 5 THEAL AOME AN’ [ZL, ™enmEVRE | = (| GONG SKATING' ¢/ e