New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1926, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926. | Plainville News Sl : See| Eris}a! }‘vews | w g Doz Heomson & &b »age= | RAND EQUIPENT 5 HEALTH OFFICER sting Inspector in Hartford iWill be First in Sfate With shewss®siort” b vas "ot o Attention Called to Condition of 1‘ Built-in Fixtures of Coventry, flot] Toring actory Raceway PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR THE BRIDES TWURED TN ACGIDENT 0% B s 'EAGLES BLEGT OFFICERS THAT ARE SURE TO BE WELCOMED e e i Qur Furniture Department filled with suitables that would prove accept- , + t able to any bride. An Cdd Chair, Spinet Desk, Tea Wagon, Bookease, | Committes Appointed—New York v, William The 5 and b Adams—10th Wedding Lamp, Sewing Cabinet, Gateleg Table, Library or Davenport Table, Con- . sole or End Table, Mirror or any of the hundred and one useful pieces of Furniture suitable for gifts. Come, stroll through our Furniture floors and see our showing equipped high school in the Bristol Man in Hospital When Auto ¥ 3 This firr he 1 - | Fx-Mayor Dutton Elected Head of t 1 th G 1 hous Rams Pole—Nursing Association SRR e a % R Aerie—Death of Martin Heuftlein Firm Buys School Bonds. were expected from t DISIAN0 Anniversary Plainville will have the fir nd ho Tea Wagons Windsm; Chairs Finished in walnut and mahogany, and Rockers in many style with with dropleaf and tray, we offer woven and rush seats, with prices big values at ranging this way v & $19.50, $25.00, $29.50, $35.00, from $5.00 to $35.00 e b b . S. Meeting o it. $42.50 and $52.50 each ¢ CoHi6 cominginto aveater g s s e oo Gateleg Tables o slmos v s B e L.adles e5KS have many uses—for breakfast, Blep s S ney s v Wall, Spinet and the ever-popular library, console or davenport end— Governor Winthrop style in large all in one table. Choice at showing priced at $19.50, $25.00, $27.50 and $35.00 $35.00 to $95.00 S t, 3 . uggestions COXWEH Chalrs Given are \au% very few of the 1 all the ease and comfort of a many useful, practicable and sensi heavy overstuffed chair, but much ble articles to be found in our I easier to handle. Selection in the niture Section as gifts to the covering. Spring brides. It would take pages $65.00, §75.00, $85.00 | to tell of them all. Road Repairs Attending Stat Husbhand ral Legion men to entertain groups o | their homes and ti ESTRRLN Y HAS TRANSFLSION 1g trol Want Light At Underpass e sor SCOTT HEADS BIBLE CLASS W. H. Meagley Will Again De in | AT = S Fast Ber! g Complet range Charge of Sunday Sessions—Ofil- 50 Swimming Yool Sanitary cials Inspect School Buildings Here : ; el —Murray's Brick Yard to Start, Ardle sasoils Funeral of Jacobh Adams ¢ league. | po » Community | | o2 feet, respect . e % Amevican Tegion Anxiliary = of elever ogram o work. 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WHITE, Committee. 230 Main Strect, New Britain or received - |1 ire employ Lot ) 1 OUpptAnLEatic OLIRASS pehinnd) | 0 Hog on t . nd t was y h office 14 Norton Place, Plainville Lientenan t present ti ows | Sweeten the Stomach s hed on the : ‘ .‘ A ; i s it ; P. S.—Terms 107 cash, date of sale; balance on order of court. The Nattent Laxative meetir and a deep Insight into and conditions in Ct He told of r y amusin stances du ing are was a stre o at ona | solv BERES A LETTER FROM Y0UR UNCLE R ] T —— time th t 3 1 for | Buildings Are Inspected UAN ASKING IF YOU BNER GOT THE THAT WAS EVER OVER- v . y R Ry ¥ RA WS OLD about three mc tormen, | The building con ofsihe FOUNTAIN PEN UE SENT YOU LAST LOOKED =\WRITE HIM Pt L I DAR Sl [t he e CURISTAMAS = YOO SIT RIGAT (NG ARYWAYS Y NOTICE bl A DOWN AND WRITE Al A To the Leg Taxpayers of the | peed Jach building in Berlin LETTER THARNKING MIM The Kensington IMfre Distric ice is hereby given, that the |committee h rict Committee will meet at their | ag yet, but it will be Berlin Savings Bank Building, | June menting of the bo: enings of Friday, May Aita nade will be done during May 18, ¥ 1 T 8 o'clock, t ra ny To Hear Program persons sceking 1 £ any Ber Jents who do not taxes : 1925, due ¢ o September 1, | advar ¢ the hospitality of Bol- \-Kasica post, American Legion, TAMES B. ELLSWORTH, |tomorrow evening when that organi- EDWARD McCORMACK, | zation holds open house at Legion LOUIS R. GOODRICH hall on Main street. The occasion District Committee | will he the broadcasting of a state lagion program from WTIC, Hart- rd, and the Berlin post will hear it at the hall, a radio set installed is Goodrich, Clerk. | for the purpose, being used. The set