New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 18

b FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926. front of St ry MAIN STREET GRASH Three Pleasare Cars and Truck . Figure in Collision : Three pleasure cars and a truck figured in an accident on Ma NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, in | ment to Harris was announced sev- veral weeks ago, although it had en known by their friends for a hat they planned to be mar- | A Wolcott 8. Brown, son of Mr. and | Miss Minna Schwartz will Mrs. Robert 8. Brown of Rnsiellll’mno Studio Oct. 1st. street has entered Yale university. |—advt. daughter was born at New | Miss Helen Donohue of Meriden| A eral hospital yesterday is spending the week-end as s. ‘Willam Albrecht of | guest of Miss Catherine }A!Iv‘n street. e latter's home open Clty Items Phone 191. daughter was born at New the | Britain General hospital this Kehoe of [ morning to Mr. and Mrs, Isaac | Sayadoft of 22 Farmington avenue, tender on a house near that iy 64 Arch street home | cently bought ng avenue he C “hief Justi f o. | the couple will make their ing job. The plai | there. by Roche and C: ; e | Prestdent Coolidge has known K 15°C | Harris almost from the time he gained popularity by winning a | world’s baseball championship with | | hi. V' gton team two years ago. ' ent attended several of ip games and has — | been a {o the American President and Wife Will be Present | lc2gue park on several —occaslons | during the regular season. | At Nuptials Held Late This | S — ! Hipiiana e : ‘COOLIDGES T0 ATTEND | Sori ‘ BUGKY HARRIS' WEDDING 75+ »rs the champion: visitor ke Heuse of Seakiinable Alllery, UTLET MILLINERY Co. 1pants escaping ne without injury, with the excep ner too clo Mrs. John O'Keefe, aged 29, possible to 1 for the s were served by Albert Mariemt of driving a truck owned by Scagliottl of Kensingt on Main street, had p street intersection when car coming out of Winter heading south on Main s avold being struck he right aud the right rear end of truck struck an automobile ow: Kensington Albert | Motoreyels 1. Horwitz Policem il Suits Added : To Docket of City Court ., has been bro Y lond M i against Wa!l ing to collect on Afternoon. will atten b3 uc . | Washington abeth Suth- r of Howard Suther- | rty custodian and from West Virginia. | will be informal and at the home of the Frederick H. Barro, |READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS never equalled 1 until this creation 177 MAIN STREET Stunning New FallHats That are Unrivaled Both in Style and Value SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY Attorney Monroe G | W. Va., officiating. News | s the plaintiff. Con e President and Mrs. Cool- kle served the papers and | !N€ attend was gotten at the sla ¢ = early today. | sentenced by Judge L. P. Miss Sutherland 1s one of the Marvin of the criminal su-|popular members of the younger | ituted by Albert Oquis for court, to state prison for|set in Washington official & 2 Frank Jocubinas for money | from eight to 15 years, for killing|She is well known as a sportswom- due on a carpentry job. Con- | James Cappolonge on the morning | an and as a musician, Her engage- Albert Steiaer Ine, MAIN AT PRATT STREET, HARTFORD BEAN HOLE BEANS with that wonderful “woods”’ flavor the writ is returnable in the city court the second Monday of October. An actlon for $100 damages has Frank E. Goodwin EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 327 Main Street Tel. 1905 $ Vel- vets and Velours. In a superb collection of modes, offering the utmost in style, New Satins, quality and value. The Fall Fashion Exhibit Proves the Styles [eadership of this Store’s Selections TE constantly maintain wide assortments of authentic. advanced fashions in a complete range of prices to suit the moderate or liberal budget. You can select here _indmd- ual models at no increase in price over the most exclusive met- ropolitan store; you can chcose moderate priced apparel from a wide choice of styles—whatever you buy, you can be assured of uniformly dependable quality, fair prices and prompt, cour- teous service. 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