New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 7

nd N ¥ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1926. (] i | . . e Teaching Staft T ot e D {Urann, 2b ¢ 1 3 BE N - | Plainville News ' - Lo wuel Bristol News !z iv:ies e d c 02 o e D e 5 ot e LIS 1 0 1 ¥y . | New Ha 1 shr B ¢ 140 Mail Orders Mail Orders Cornell, of .. ¢ ' 00 0 Filed AUVE ‘ siros POLIGEMAN HURT, |57 ¢ ¢ 4l Fair, p el 0 0 ¢ L8 - 1.5, CORNERSTONE SRl TUSSED OFF MO 14 8 | « Us v 45 of tt 3 x 100 0 050 | PeAAT 11 v RS il . e : ~ + - AN ~ co 1 0 (Vifipis > o ' P i p 2 OUR MAY SALE OF CHINA AND GLASS NOW |} Mey 29 Set as Date lor Ofca : 2 Lamberts Gollar Bone and .05 N [ QT . Qp N Q Start of Building s i Should in Fal ON IN DOWN STAIRS SECTION HAS b i | Soulder Broken in Fall o b, o BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU il st _ Car TS Taydrant BASE OF SKULL FRACTURED e visr's. wisher 4: CITY HOMES AND SUMMER COTTAGES BENEFITED BY THE LOW o e stru ‘ S T e AR $in 5 1 PRICES ASKED DURING SALE FOR DINNER SF TABLE GLASSWARE, L s W = i e : FISH GLOBES, ANDS AND LAMPS. REDUCED PRICES ON ALL i P e 1 THESE LINES, SO MUCH THAT BIG SAVINGS AWAIT YOU. THINK OF [ffj—"Weck-end Accients—Plaimvilic A : Brosocestihidn N ENENew DE| He—hyan | YOUR SUMMER NEEDS AND BUY NOW. S ; : Lariing: Win\Gneting Cam American Legion o Broadeast i 50 and 52 Piece Dinner Sets, full service for six people. Six each of dinner, S ' 2 “ of i ; s ATNORE : Sty X b soup and bread and butter plates, Six tea cups and sau Six fruit plates, Onc : g i i At Gatns 2 3 E roast platter, One chop platter, One covered and one oper table dish, One cover- 2 ‘ 3 ed sugar, One creamer, One sauce boat and One pickle dis Prices ranging from e s ) sto 3 $9.75 to $35.00 set. . = of | Na ) “Maryland” ivory body with bright | *“Crooksville” ivory body with vellow 1 T. W chool ¢ g ! ' { flowers, was $16.50, offered at sale for | rose and sy decorations, value $11.98 § 1 bu : sy s = 12.50 set. for $9.75. ; e “Coronado” with orange lines, was 13.95 “Denhigh” English porcelain, yellow and 1 el : % swung N G : ke for $10.98 set. black, was $30.39 for $§ ). out ¢ v 5 S gtC ¢ g v Many others of just as big value, all reduced for this sale ol | v LR on ey N p ) o= CUT GLASS TABLE WARE, finest thin blown optic glass with handsome 1 i S ; N on's ol 1 ; b cutting, choice of Goblets, high and low footed Sherbets, 75 i i : er : 3 a Iced teas, Wines and Table tumbers for Lol C ea it wi a v de - 5 2 i . Iced Tea Sets, amber color, Pitchers and Console Sets, bowl and two candles, ry | At e = e bt e In the schedule of the program 3 6 glasses for $1.49. areen, amber, blue for 98¢ set. 1 31 an! r : Fish Globes, 2 gal., wrought iron stands, Fern Stands, of bro fibre, $3.95, a few c Mol boits o : ! k o be ) ospital. 79¢ and 98¢ complete. wrought irvon at $3.49 each. § s onglnger i : o ey sy SPECIAL, LAMP VALUES. Bridge Lamps, with shade, $6.95 each > ! 1 consid e ¢ o {bro I & Junuir Lamps, two lights, with shades, for $9.95 each. d . i v s Black wrought iron Bridge Lamps, adjustable, without shade $1.59. e omorrow but L And other big Lamp values. Buy now for summer cottages. ignited t o i Ta 3 1 Space does not permit the hundreds of other values found in our g Down- 1l a « g & A slec aial C stairs Section, be sure and come to benefit. A0 ; = ; 1 st | b s Cosep on e T o ] . B 1. N T idents a 2 Well Child Conference s ? e silliam A ¢ o xi i : e N PR e R T S e Sl : Bascball Team Jubilant s Fisa ¢ one 3 eelediio s 1 v A. wit 5 s W ' ity . Ty <ho aeeas ‘ New 1 « s spo lively e md 1 I Speaking constant BB on e 1 t 1 ' i v i rmer M F. Dutton AN ORGANIZATION e ‘ - w ] x 5 1 ss a meeting of s ! % ] 1 our Speeders ng ! ase Chamber of Commerce Seen as ik o fene ) Lo 31 ; SR i 2 xned W O'H 1 A daughter was born on Saturday Storekeepers Seek Unity 4 ' 0 e 2 e N rom .| momni “Sorpiia to 37 A B own ko a i ; : = i B 1 40- T i’ g ? i il 2 Sl < ok X i \ o Funeral of Harry B. Charman g Five East Berlin Track Men Qualify b 11 o ha . J i ie = % for State Mcet — Agitation for v hous Berlin ¢ C. V. Notes Dennis 7. Eir A e s '[ ‘-'..\’ By ‘fl'j s will be initlated s i y y ‘ H ) £ el vt : adh Rate in April Regulation of Auto Speed e « or M - J 5 o figures released Sat- Through Congested Districts. s and commi o Ao i Miss £ : & r'fi"xf d’;v)::m:: Hl‘n A R s hour will be given 1t ) B i o : S Crhoealle & month of April. This ably evolve into a Chambe ] ” 2 : ; S « v vm.-lmm\‘,, 0 has been formed s bers will i : i T to 5 > . of 1} 1 ) el - } t Taxes ‘ . = ’ T \ vl T homas Harrigan of ) 5 T mes in Hartford May 14 7 Third School District will be at ol fon offered : ‘.‘ 1 his office at 72 North Main atreet American Leglon Dance i ; TS pnd S tens was on the job proximately 1350 from 7 1o § o'clock this evening to me S : e i ands KIS T G B Ity to Play High School post, : ¢ a o m i 20 T ¥ public school faeulty T r ”‘ 4 :‘ 2 n at T ol Tuneral of Miss Tewis bl d post and of F ry ¥ ; fioifunom ) Delltahn ; Malone, m”‘ been work 4 W (Ml“ 3 ‘ fame as a t the head of t ow : oa 1 Geo! 2 v erowd. The local boys, ;\ 2, ‘l‘ i !,mh‘, 7 y : o St I ] 1 \ b thit by the Haverhill | right or wrong, will not be disputed, Penile SR willire 1 ¥ four New England gue Mother's Day Observance s il for closing n st Church o : to come out long | Bell City Aerle, F. 0. £, will hold 30 p. m 1 : There « I ften hat is ‘ week of worl 5 10 2 scor o|a special meeting in their hall on day afternoon closi Bt sal i r. Rev. A, D, Kendri D. D 3 S it p":‘r”m 4 "“:\ ”.\ J .:n’mrt . to the attention of < = i s A SSoRosran prepared for Mr. Giana nod s “ Our Mott 1 Notes i s — = ‘ i ho I 1 . ; . SUIT FOR $2,000 BROUGHT ! ; ih i i t v Suit for $3,000 has been 1 = Lt by Joseph Tyhorski ag tandard time t Wil —_— et e 3 S 1| Wiktorfa Wawoski 33 Dr Iy he about & : : i g o R el for the plaintiff ’ |41\-m\ ator Starts Another . Communlty Theater UMMl )t > by Deputy ! red Plainsille ill be in- alkeepers in Tler a short time in terviewed within order that their cooperation be secured and it is 7 the next few month may that formation of real r of Commerce eps will probably taken to enli interest of |W¢ g t factories bank nd the ¢ F Je Brau of Yale Di post offices also, in an effort to | serve the public as su fully % | (Co 4 chambers in other town Skt e e are doing ki, 2 Want Speed Regulated k] g FRECK] ES AND Iy co g approach o pERAIOS AR E SAsa town authorities with a on to [Middletown ! Accepts New Position William J. Ritchie of Kensington has accep ions of d se considerably. | cong limited citizens probably w through the that district The GEE - 1 AINT BEEN IO TUE MUSEVUM FOR | A COONS AGE=LES 60 petition fati ( t a zone stablis with the ¥ : | fair ground property ds its castern |ATCACY St IN AN' LOOK. AT limit, the American T Goods : o X | AL T JUINGS. Co.. the southern limit th Rl e | Prentice Manufacturing Co. as the el - e v”‘ the oKt houndeny Peck Memorial library. Reports of |efficers and of the librarian will be coming ed and officers for ed. It is ¢ year will be ¢ REMOVAL | i e items of busin 1o come fore the 3 me and all m urged The Burritt menting aid all . { Committee Meets Tonight Glft Shopy Inc~ The banquet committee of the | IS NOW FLOCATED Kensington Bowling leagne will r.n"rr | ACROSS THE STREET ning to perfect plans for the FROM THEIR FOR- affair be held | ome MER LOCATION — AT " Al 91 West Main St.|~5 5 win The Professional Bldg. meeting place, Tl i also plan a menu this ev nmittes ening. s 1 G 1 F ) hons 1 wi 'HIS FRIENDS 1 ALWAYS 6O ON A FREE DAYS. 1 S Cover with wet baking soda— afterwards apply gently— 0 S Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly > By BLOSSER ChoN, LETS T : GET OUT OF AERE BFORE THEY SAY WE /(" ves-r N, LOOKS LIKE (. -~ SOMEBODY