New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1926, Page 32

3% NEW BRITA’N DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1928. : T 3 o | matter he P ct to Inspection. Now |Hammer on October 18th, EI’” ) e e T . y the sea, unleas she Eives -|avail t es of the Inspection. | CIVIL SUITS RECORDED 7 h £ ( 2. gi 1 E g 1- I 1St m dictator is a gradu-| Suit for $5 as been {instituted BURIN@JflflN HUNTiQi‘ L Yi‘:nlii'filx 2 f‘ig-i"' wf‘,;!,;‘EmesMweAmmllTMHAw - ' L - igetih Other Person in Holland | in ot el "S5 vt (I s G o Gncnons Angela M. Laca (Continued from Page Seven) Angela M. Lacava ed to go out of ice of sus- L claiming The writ is return Insuranoe Collection. | ible owir [ ) in the s eu: N city court fourth Mon~ Washington, Oct, 15 (A —Twenty|m ize, 1 ch n t Utrect glon, |t n ye: a ill become the bride of F day ot October. S ctober’s Great Opportunities for the Home YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST | and the Flint-Bruce Company Is F irst‘in “Lverything for the Hoe Al Solid Mahogany, Duco finish = £ Governor Winthrop Mahog- any Desk, carefully built, Colonial red shellac finish, Spinet Desk, 8314 in, long, | (5 84 In. Mahogany and Gum JPinct Desk, 337 in, ¢ ‘ = T o Table, heavy sgt’ocl{, good fin- $30.00. A I | e A C‘;Slt o‘.‘]&' dDepaEtr;:ent of Ish—the unusual price of . i —| = | / & ) o SR UDHO stered {s] P! | G Furniture. We illustrate one pattern, the “Elsie DeWolfe” A S0 5 Davenport. Solid mahogany, ?g?d “’lfiem?f' goruite curled hair filling, sunfast 5q9%8°m UTHIvLe s DIICs fabric covering, an exquisite *° - piece at $150.00, prices in solid mahogany run 18 low as $15.75. e X oS Simmons Stecl Bed with 2 Y in. posts, finished in brown, 1927 Baby Carriage models has been our biggest seller at already on sale—prices are $11.75, now specially priced |ower, You will be surprised ta find what $25.00 to $35.00 will buy. The Salem Chest, one of the fine old models ed in many places, top 40s mahogany and gum, well i 1 price is $75.00. Many inter- esting Colonial pieces at rea- sonable prices. Simmons sliding side Steel Crib, smooth and strong, gracefully proportioned, extra Luxurious tempered coil bed high sides, 3814 in. from the apring, specially priced foor, saess pring, et An- Unusual Value In' A Nine-Piece Dining Suite i el priced ot oriced nt‘Sl-'r"!})YOHMSDEda“y $2 50.00 Speaking of values, here is one! 9 splendid pieces in walnut and The finest type of the Farly gum—a tasteful design with 66 inch buffet and 42 inch china “_g“é’l‘l%lglousfmafitresé;st\xihich American _Firesida , Chair, . . . y 1or finer hotel use anogany, ca of the new semi-closed type. The fronts are highly figured butt and others ot moderats prices, bair Tiling. suvimes ot Mahogany and gum 4-6 ,H Walnut with Whlte oak mterlors—-the fmlsh in Duco. ChOlCe Of ?;nj?:nfsand OlgliabAI]el Cl::g:.’ $%;).eéalfstofc(i(ng;fl}}:an;°§illfg: i i blue Spanish leather or Jacquard Velour seats. 9 Pieces in -handise. “losed out at $45.00, New England made Wind- all and only $250.00. ($280.00 with Server.) O hnd vare & 000 Two floors of brand new Dining Suites—Walnut, Mahogany m O 5 L and fancy finishes—Spanish, Sheratcn and Colonial types, -fl-i' bought in car lots in conjunction with fourteen other associated JERS furniture stores. These goods are priced at figures rarely, if ever, approached in Hariford. Windsor Arm Chair, fine in _ 15 Patterns of Extension every detail, for $9.00, Com- Day Beds, some priced as low 3 I | pare this with those usually 3s $19.75. Others up to o, solid ma- o i 1} | |t selling at $12 to $15, $75.00, rhout, top % =), = ¥ | [ B Large, generous suite of fine quality, built to last, luxuriously comfortable and covered all over with a fine quality of jac- guard velour, blue, taupe or rose. 3 pieces specially priced at oax 1ive-piece Breakfast S h, A v End Bed, Full Vanity, choize of Wardrobe as shown or six drawer $275.00. Other suites of dependable quality as low as decorated, extraordina .00, Chest—4 pieces only $175.00. $150.00. G he Flint-Bruce Co. .- Should Come ) e FIRST . Selling Good Home Furnishings for 35 Years at 1Uo Asyium Street HARTFORD 150 Trumbull Street