New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 19 on 26. o1 1927 AUTO PLATES | Wuanserz — UNDREDS DYING | READY FOR MAILING "2..2cx.m e, INCHINESE [NE noon by Dr. Hill Simplitied Application Blanks‘ The weading of Fr Being Distributed to Motorists |+ +(Cold and Starvation Taking Toll : of Populace s first class passen 1 g Thile they e SE NFLICTED WOUND, a e ord, Oct. 1 (A—Mrs. C. Wy eck of Riverside avenue, Rl Yew York broker, ! with a bullet rt, said to have cted. Details of ths not known. Her condi- ted as fair. Mrs Ten e mother of two chile The bus| of regi: vehicles for the year 1 ing motor ed today at the department. App — | Rode in \tema"e But | Hc \p(uled a Monocle s f 1 (A—It has 7 on one of L4\! (nhuv' | man was Otto H. Swelg- this city. t of the bride to her he vart- | MORNING SPECIALS 7 to 12:30 from I’m‘ fe//:'na’ ° Ohio Voters Will Have yoz( (Zara Ay A W Voice in Puman Law Best Maine ; > 7% 2 fine POTATOES, peck 39(: sk op/ = new application simplified. Three previously required to be a d have been withdrawn and ers have been co Lean Fre: h SHOULDERS, T ZOC 22 B X OveFriend lells Arother Elpfig‘l\xnf)nrkffl 1 196 A trial will convince you. of the " glglgif&florsfi STEAKS lb. 39(! —: All Day Specials :— BIG LAMB SALE SMALL LEGS GENUINE LAMB ... 1h 35¢ LAMB FOR STEW .............. .. 1 18¢ LOIN LAMB CHOPS .............. ih 39¢ e LAMB FORES ......... BT o S & notice, not to displa: e he e i he ot e 5 ROAST PORK (nof frozen) ............ b 30¢ Deebec e Minemtianceel BONELESS POT ROASTS .../ \'h 22¢ sequlred toibel maofiEy | CHOICE ROASTING CHICK h 39¢ is no charge for postage on numl plates. SARATOGA SPRINGS OFFICIALS OUSTE Gambling Investigation’s Re- sults Moves Gov. Smith to Act ROASTSOF VEAL ............cc0uens b 25¢ NEALCBOES o ..., VEAL FOR STEW . 16¢ BONELESS ROAST BEEF . . b 30¢ Lean Corned Beef 1b 10c Beef Liver ... ... Ib 13c Fresh Killed Fm\l Th 38¢ \uz.n Cured Ihmn 1h 38¢ !5 FLOUR sack $1.15 The Porter & Dyson Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths 54 Main Street OLR ANNUAL FALL Sale of High-Grade Silverplated Ware Offers a wonderful opportunity to purchase & limited quantity of beautiful and useful silverware at extremely low prices, ¢ & 8 40% to 50* Reductions An excellent assortment comprising variotis pat- terns and sizes of Meat Dishes Tea Sets Chop Dishes Coffee Sets Vegetable Dishes Candlesticks Vases Plates Bowls Baskets Serving Trays Sugar and Cream Sets Sale goods cannot be exchanged or returned for y credit. ISUGAR Sl 10=Th ¥ saclcaERET o R i -Ih gacks i 8159 3 cans 2Jc Albany Y., Oct. 1.—(fx— The Saratoga Springs gambling inv gation has ended in the re from office of District T o B. Andrus and x ek | ha L‘ngp i’,fi:‘l\;‘(; Wilmut and the resig RINSO ] JAR RINGS MILK tion of Commissioner of FPublic 5(, pac}\aze | 4 1]n7en 25¢ | 2 cans ,)5(,‘ rthur G. Leonard. or Smith issued an order yesterday removing the district at- Safety b NewPack 55522 Pancake Flour e 14 Maple S,\'rup. : | I-I\'npnrated Milk 3 cans 29¢ | We Shout Price— Heffernan, who vestigation at the governor” - CCT o tion submitted his report i ~ A bottle ... 19¢—25¢—33¢ | Camphell's he Vhpm;;"“:"':ld ;f we h " White Rose | Beans ...... 3 cans 25c e touons El]lp aSlze u l y o0 Tuna Fish can 19¢ | Sugar Corn ... 3 cans 23c¢ neglect of duty. suing the order, the gov- the Early June Peas 2 cans 25c | Quaker Quick \ Fancy Tomatoes| can 9¢ ():nla package 10c Premier Salad Premier ’I“)‘:‘e‘:l,l{aa bottle 33 Macaroni, package 9c ssing . ... 29%€ | New Pack Fancy Peaches, Ige. can 25¢ | Succotash .... 2 cans 33c Toilet l’dper 6 rolls 25¢ Pure Fruit Jams, jar cials an opportu with him. Andrus’ If You Judge Clothes Value By Quality and Price You Peter Finley, i Cannot Afford to Overlook | \ic BUTTER ! 2 1s.93¢ | gnm\vlu\g ad been c ly in Saratoga Springs : the shadow of the court h while the hearings were under way. | LAST OF BIG BREWERY SUPPLY 1S DESTROYED PARKSDALE SELEC ThD EGGS 2 dozen 856 1 Good [uck OI EO Nucoa Nut OLEO First Prize OLEO 32¢ ! 29¢ b 29¢ CALIF. SUNKIST ORANG Eh v..... dozen 29¢ FANCY BALDWIN APPLES ... 4 quarts 25¢ IO mmé NO one | § LARGE EVERGREEN CORN .. ‘loren 230 gents \ e — — = cer Completes ALE " Large Rme Sound Yellow Fresh Cut dbhoit i | i L BANANAS " ONIONS | SPINACH Holyoke “Cleanup. | ‘")(. dozen | 4 Ibs 100 ‘ 19¢ peck ¢, Oct. 1—Federal prohibi- | — e tion agents made MGy At Rod Star \\\oeh 7 Ihs 25¢ | Large White the Willim Solid Head Cauliflower ... each 2 1‘-2:"7:\1”\{’20‘ they destroy syrup | SU[TS—-TOPCOATS_O’COATS Cabbage ..... each 10c Fresh Dug Carrots and other flm;;omanp "|‘3F",’,ff,‘:;“ Fancy Bleached . ntr P;rsnips .. 2 Ibs 15¢ § nection with the manu u 4 T i 23 Sxtra Heavy high-powered beer, 40,000 gattons ot @ Manufacturing every garment we sell — a volume f§|§ Celery ...... bunch 23c ApiasEs 2 for 25 Bich they turned into the sewer | 4 J e Grapefruit ... 2 for 25¢ Sesterday. | The “cleanup” work to- || business—our own branch stores, small overhead j§/#§ Fan{) okay AReor Calif Sunkist : day was requested by the company |l and cash sales. 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