New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 1926. mmsn_[juflflufv & sy BN GUSCRIED g i Sowoncun] The Burritt Gift Shop, Inc. manded on her return. She married | Edmond Bradley o mome "‘n' Hapray Had Stumtd Ovr 2% 5550 P Beg sl Mo i CHIL) |8 KILLED Y Bt Milim Do At the Professional Building seriously ill, she te mm'd J‘er!-onl i Guard Rails {9 S V Railroad Work | in August i o L MEBNEE | e e Hw Yomgstsr Dis| . ——— Announcing Our T F[REM_ENS ORDER | Washington, Oct. 8 (P ~ Net [ ° Warenjuk, 66, of South Main q}wpnrd gene ral auperlmrrdent Ol | operating income ‘:)»' class one rail- me ot ) ey L S o s na bi ay Leiebration | trolley car in Beacon Falls at 7 40 cation, sncanlng at a meeting of night at $183,008,268, s o'clock last night. He was dragged | Boston Audicnce Resents Notice t0 | (1o New Haven Rallroad club here | New Haven, Oct. 8 (/?»—Eugenelwgh 1508 in M,g:f:"p“',,s approximately 200 feet before the| o o\ v rhreatens | last night, said that “the telegraph |Daniels, Jr, 15 months-old son of ¥ aintained here by C e U l T s N' h troliey came ‘to 2 stop. e ‘ i |is fast becoming a thing of the |Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Denicls, | the railroads, calculated this rep- onhn"“ng nh omorrow ( at') lg t 9:30 _ Willam Salmon of 163 East | Under Stage | past.” The telephone is taking s |o¢ 94 Bradford street, East Haven, | 'ésented an annual rate of return - Main street, Waterbury, motorman | | place, he declared. | en property investment, as shown A FEW INTERESTING VALUES of the trolley, sald he did not see| Boston, Oot. 8.—(P—Fire has RO | "y New Haven' rallrond now |W29 TUB over and fatally injured by | 58 SEORIUF TAVECHCAL BS S per Thankful Reflectlons FOR TOMORROW it In time to stop. Coronmer T. error for movie fans in the ROX- | hae 2,111 miles of telephone dis. |an Automobile mil truck In front | o7 \"i2 SR, VO O BT PE Conway, superintendent, tested the |y, district, & 1,000 of them stuck | patehing circuits,” Mr. ~Shepard of Danicls’ market in Fast Haven |with 529 per cent in the corre- We are now two years old, and wa brakes on the troliey and Pro- |y the t ‘a'nd with 726 miles under |yesterday. The child died a half y : 6 esterds 14 die alf | sponding period last year. y em in good 5 S iction, which will be complet- [your after the accident EERAIY RS EERR foomettn s * P 2 | Gross operating revenues in ¢ M. I G ot S | ear, will have a'total of | The driver of the truck; Loren | August for th 4 roads consider- P voss % O]_l d that he had pick : e stage | 2,537 miles covering the entire road, | Avery, of this city, will appear be- |cd wore placed at $575,822,600, It was Indeed a busy year for us, = involving twenty-six dispatching eir- | ¢ Ell Mix tomorrow | compared with $555,493,701 in full of events. e spot about tv a e e 1 cuits with 1,925 telephones located | August last S A ast year, or an increace of . i : that time and la ) , hey | at stations and sidings. By the end | There were no witnesses to the | 43 per cent operating expenses in We had outgrown eur orlginal The Most Beautiful man had fallen on the tracks while | quitted th g ir of 192 xepect to be operating | aceide Is believed that the | yygust this year totalled $399.329,- | erowded quarters at 75 Went Mala Glassware in America over the sharp steel points 1 100 pe! . by telephone with |cpjlq A left th re without its | ¢,y compared with $3588,898,354 in street. and moved into eur present - W oW te the except t egraph t v Y had 3 guard 2 | the exception of printing telegraph |paren od had crept|ino game menth last year, an in. spactous shop at 85 West Main =4 Warenjuk has two sons, one of shed. While the apparatus | cquipment which we expect to place beneath tha truck. ; whom Jives in Waterbury, and one vet on the scene a new fire was | in service between headquarters and | The child's skull was fractured | ”‘_1‘ 0 10( L (“’“‘; ""f"l'l strect (next to Raphael Bldg.) . . married daughter, living in Meri- | discovered but this time the spee- | division points and a deep furrow across the fore- | FOURicen of the ra ”;“d’ et 1t is enly natural that we should Candlesticks Reduced — During A tators held their places and the | *T am free to predict that we will |head indicated that the tire of one | 61 at a loss during the month, be proud of our grewth and Cake Plates 0“1’ 2d Birthday— ot cas Dbt S, | film was continued to the accom- | be ahout the first railroad in the |of the wheels had grazed the top of ’“C"‘;““fhm }"\‘u;he ""ed”’ ‘“5""1’- achievement, but in our pride we al- panying din of wielded axes. country of any size te reach 100 per |the head. j.one in the sontliery ang soven in | ways remember to be th 4 85 Husband Asked Change The loss did not exceed $1,000. | cent. operating by telephone.” he truck is owned by the C. E. | the western district. S et wf,iss"iflfifflu:: Candy dars Each C Out of Ten-Cent Piece| —_—— [ Mr. Shepard said that it was un- |Smith company, milk deaiers, of | = | patronage has made all this pos- Vases, Etc. value up to $1.28 Portland, Me., Oct S.—(UP—Fdith | A fish packing plant to be built in | likely that the “New Haven” road this city. | Nearly $14,000,000 will be spent Bible. Bradley of this city, formerly of |Argentina will handle 100 tons of | would take up radio for some time = ] { by one city alone in Japan fer cou- R el e SALAD PLATES—“FOSTORIA” MAKE New Rochelle, N, Y., nominated her |fish daily. | at least, with the exception of com- | READ HERAL DCLASSIFTED ADS struetion of electric car lines. substantial reductions on al] items Assorted Shades. 33 C Each in our shop during our 2md Birth- 7 5 day Celebration. It will indeed be Yaluets(c. a pleasure to greet you during the next three days, and we will sure I make your visit werth your while. Tea Sets THE BURRITT GIFT SHOP. : - sy e Fige Telot one debrice ! S e Reduced during our 2nd Birthday Free Telephone Service 3 ¢ i $7.00 Blue China Set, (service for 8) $3.95 From New Britain Call 3500 . z nC. From Simsbury Call 200 | $7.50 Lustre Set (23 pieees) ........ $4.95 From Manchester Call 1500 From Windsor Call 300 ! 7 + $14.50 Lustre Set (service for 8) ..., $8.95 HARTFORD ; ¢ / From Meriden Call 1300 |8 OO T[ a 5 S From Middletown Call 120 e e rom Meride ‘ S @]:] $15.00 Orange and Pearl Set (29 pc.) $9.50 FineCrystal and Decorated Glass 3 = = : Objects Lamps Stemwar e of Art Pottery bases, com- 3 plete with shades in Things you have crystal on parch- [ ) = Goblets, Sherbets, Cocktafls, been admiring in ment. Use them in s ] Wines, and Cordials, every plece i § bears the “Tostorfa” label and is our shop many F 3 = times, you may or < quaranteed genuine, Y o . . Two L 8 During Ouy 2nd Birth- 1 per cent have during this o = g £ day Celebratien ... 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