New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1926, Page 9

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As you have only one corner of Maple ting day more to get Unions worth to $2.50 for 95¢ each, better JeToiRpeat YaChnolace am- , iren nc vi i 5 ber of Comm eilast nig : 2 : t Frost This Morning get a hustle on. t 4 4 Resign—Frost Reported June Means Roses and White Millinery 1'at considerablo length a . e " hat " [above zer S e ted in some Roses will bloom and warm days will come. Summer Hats must J|nad been e Lt - 3 \ ternoon | AThert Rict ' ) ' S it 4 Izo haf{. We have a splendid showing of the very latest in White 5 W am to A tna bt k ) tag ! 1 that !"’3«-:‘]':! Felt Sport Hats, also Peanut Straw and Bangkoks with snappy thior t Kat p a1t ribbon trim and .\'17")1‘1 Hats i‘n $5.00 to $17.50 : , ; i o _ Fireme ”,; Afeeiing all wanted colors. Imported Sports Hats—Just received wonderful showing. The last word in material, antelope cloth in lovely colorings; also smart Surah Hats with chic small $12 98 and $15 g (Hamselves ) S : \ ! feather fancies and ribbons. Choice Takes Over Cook Ga SPECIAL CLEAN-UP OF SOME SMALL HATS X it rnisor 1 il ; at $2.98 each mended (hat the 2, s | 0F 8 ; r. Gener | 00 5 ; o rd Dun e e s | Caesiee: ot Want Storm Sewer to 1 B 1. N Will Paint The Walls T T to 8 o'ctock until further nden sir o c § r s |\ Mr. Water e stat s g gion tomorrow ernoon, a arge number of people unable to 4 ek i t f that : iss € paint bu b £ books during the afternoon heu : St nt 5 Tniforms \y\\‘\n ber ¢ prepared : 37 Rur 1 they v i sy 1 ing to working during t1 i ) ities v s unifc c -Plair R B 1 § nd redecorati alls : enefit the sehoolehildren in we t For ‘ t Fireworks This Evening The ¢ Peter Gallagher, 1 much needed improvement a s ty was d for |On 3 t is pract in ¥ N G % PR Saan b e Charter Is Recelyed ‘ The party was a very enjo sht to 1 ttention of the ¢ « & the Pl lle | or . ey Auxtilar; b Kensington Woman, Il Many sasce oot americun egion: nas | i ar 1 ks 5 o || TR Sty s i . buok 4 the | 1o FIun Comiet 50 |cE0n 1 : SIS oS Weeks, Is Claimed by Death : = o the T .+ a 2foot buidine and | il of nang i e \fternoon LBAVES BIGHT CHTLDREN "o T 5 e s S, £ g, S i 52 20 o . 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M % i A Business Men f the German 14 all his week, how i o apaation o £ : The Star Dry Clea i i a Haw aooa a call Mrs, Dente, | nounce several nig it 4 S 1 f fric team by 7 S ing Works : X ! pastor of - : : Tarvis Dowd, Read and i v LR known in town. | have been held and Rl ; e SR SRt : Yale Tailor h ¢ locals keep ¢ ¥ ind ¢ ¢ r s been ving priz Boston Tailor niously o house-wif Neighbors, u LT mHenth ey READ WERALD CLASSITTED ADS he local church has been Manchester n, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN without or since the death of FOR YOUR WANTS onstantly for one side or t ¢ v ¢ ' ) t sel on Dece S S = = e the family has ing ar will win and con- abont b ve Tnterested Tn Report g ftierpu U I andion pascball fa ‘ el et e s S Annnal Bazaay | =i e Al SanmevAr-ive aluiuenULRInketen. PLAINVILLE third Bill Cunninghar 4.50, now $2.9 RIDIUE Sl Fife and Drum Corps L which rey N 0 is opportunity to vie s Tk it ms in 1t rst JUNE 7 10 12 expensive clay, labor and the | OF s ts fire st b still 1 . : el : = e 2 o workat MARY PHILBIN |35, i, T gt e 2 Ean et ; At e THRILLING FREE ACTS e iacart vards are char more per| It is expected that the battery for s, Wash., June 4 (M—A 0 on burned bric han are | Kensington will be Nelson and Sims. || 8 66 sy lijine et o8 i 2 STa ¢ —~ e e % o 5 Bich investieate on £ 1nd L e i e L STELLA MAR[S : o s -\ Frank E. Goodwin Many Attractlons from duty hns been granted Officer | th t ¢ fetrowski e June $th— w or st other regions in New Engl K en The aver according to the | Who is catcher for the aggregation s remarkabla drama of who playe eat all-aroun E A EYESIGHT ta from & coast xuard cutier near sl eny n i R1ysndieleo L8 tevinorary Soainialn s 8 ot el ey EbIIbInierid Satarted. se 1 s = SPECIALIST PARADE AND FIELD DAY Tednesday, has recommended 1 thousand e th § fast game is cxpected to v = ||| mary JRIE RS0 s : ot fowh the thiva it Dod that t Saddain e e tate Plan Another Dance The price level is generally lower | The sewi ciety of = pn common brick than in 1925, due | Grange met yesterday afternoon at . ' o sustained operation and increas- |Grange hall. Plans for another dance, I Know My BUSmess. 4 volume of production. It is said | Similar to the May dance which was hat brick firms throughout this sec- | held last month and which met with fon of the country have more or-|such success, were discussed. It is lers than they can take care of and | €xpected that the affair will take | t is further s 2 s- | place next Tuesday evening. f‘-“'-—— T —— ecially true in Connecticut, w Allario-Cugno Wedding VYES,0SCAR PLANTE L WANTS e o 3 Iy WELL I'T'S BEEN are few bricks on ha nd| Th 1 of Louis Allario and ATREE JN UIS BACK YARD AL 70 SEE YOUR TRES | seer? \ GEE-TUAT: ? SR ; nany orders on the books Rose Cugno, both of Kensir ON ARBOR DAY =LET'S i : DID ITALLBY /A SKINRY TUAG 7 R : NG SO ALL T irms are working full time, it is|ton s solemnized yesterday at St. y GO AN' SEE How o ! < 3 = \_ .. AYSELF / Selbore \ 7 \.\“,L(A\ IEQULDA)?, there are many orders to | Paul'schurch by Rev. John C. Bre d ’ / S 7 R : 4, { GET OUT o, ] nan. Both young people are well WATER T/ )4{ { The monthly d f conditions | known in town. They will make ] Berlin | —— fh the common brick in v, as | their residence here, upon their re- yrepared by the national association, | turn from a wedding trip. eads in part as follows DeLois Irwin Winchell 3 everywhere common brick | The funeral of Delois Irwin Win- 3 showing gains in relation to the | chell was held yesterday afternoon uilding volume . The pendulum is | at 2 o'clock from the undertaking winging back to more substantial | parlors of B. C. Porter Sons, New onstruction after a riot of substitu- | Britain. Rev. Vernon Phillips, on which followed the high pres- | pastor of the Kensington Congre- ure of the immediate post-w zational church, officiated, and ears. Solid brick foundations burial was in the Stock Corner ommercial buildings of h g | cemetery The pall Slid brick masonry for ps us, | the Mes Alling, Wilcox, Johnson | re walls, and even reslde ind Phillips. re coming back, which gives East Berlin Items rdustry a volume exc ng in most| Mrs. L. M. Turner, librarian, has arts of the country that of any pre- 'announced the opening of the li- leding year since 1906.” biary rooms every Friday evening earers were