New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1927, Page 7

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 192 ————————————————— that S T Tk S 1 Plainville News ’ oo o Eristol News ottt n']nrt. ol |'|n- E : a ! - i Hospital artford's Shopping Center: a5 L ‘.v)\“fll, ::M m[s AT HHSPITAI_ ' ) T g ASSFSSED Sfi[‘ ;__.\;;“'M'n 3 . March 25, at & MICHAEL MAR]NCS]N DEAD; Yeteran Railroad Man Had Been " 1o n b e NEM.IOIUI] Man Operated Car : = im0 the Fark horize the CITY EMPLOYE 35 YFARS} 11l But Short Time e e ot el Which Killed F. W, Benry _' < itee ond trenmurer. fo Our Spring Showing of e AL e e o N e el o o : pTIng ieing eran Tunle forke perantent MARTIN - SENT T JML{ cCurimiony v ornis cou. FINE RECORD OF RED CROSS .. -.‘ e Ald Won Pralse of :lupfl'lnrs sary for 8 > o i —_— . it > e 14 1 ) bee N Sc 2 | C ) T up whi 9 oeide in th a”est lg = ra e umltare i By ConsclantioustBnare Liquor Ofiender Guilty of Second Of- o o i « Masonic Orchestra to Play—Hearing ! Eony 0 reside fn ih fense; Wife Fined — Auto Over- i X 8 On Forestyille for tha past CWEr—George Ses- O{fers Unasual Price Adl)antages 5 : o turns — Building Code Ready — Doz Rites Two Boys. N e e 4 R sunday| Methodist Notes, b R Entertain Lions Club. Syecializing orly on the highest type suites and pieces we never in the histo of malern furnituie offered so choice a sclection as you will find here now. Car comparison will cotvince you that od furniture need not be expensive.” DINING R)OM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES n the beautifl walnut finish, ti A very handsome 10 piece outfit, very newest desigr and fi of cabir decorated walnut with neat inlay priced work, 10 pieces fo to vou at this figure $45.00 $562.50 LIVINGR00M SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITE hree picces davenport, wing and o pieces, with handsomely : 1 ¢ ) 1 reC '~" arm chairs, choie of coverings, pri solid mahogany frames, price L X 4 . Brit : ) B Ek that e ! : (a6 UCive Gt $29.50 $495.00 SPINET IZSKS, featuring unusual g ood value, 335.00, §45.00, 355.00. ; Eaa) el to L but checked; | | ! e oAby CONSOLI TABLES AND MIRRORS,$29.50 to $75.00 each. ¢ : i BOUDOI! CHAIRS neatly upholstered in fig denim, for $19.50. McCormack Candidate OCCASINAL CHAIRS, handsome de signs, for 822,50 each. Fer Chair in Council And hosts of other wanted picces at attract prices Lo r 3 2 3ellin s IFurniture—2nd, 3rd and Berin News "5 wn o o v R ST WLIVLALDN P U D T i L e TR e r conduct- the tamb the ! ' I oy t v 2 t enter- | 0" k at his lat o urged to be g t ere is e S by J ||..| ll'a]mr th Pine Record ROD CONDITIONS o Don’tLet ThatCold o +n: T L . 16 b ip s _.\\,l,,,. 66 i) i 3 . ¥ - X orm o : 9 : 4 of s ‘: ‘n\»g—fifnd!uu‘ Situatn Worst in Selectman’s i s o T o e s 1 Clunde W. Stoons, i expectd Turn Intthlu fi e fo5 o T R onr stigit-or-hand ek wecond. o1t mankind, ds well a4 sxpending may t s the messy old r I 1 hat Nev Britain Man Battles Constable <il3Een! L ; e ¥ ; Sicrals o ¢ 3 Teipr wa it a £ cyclone r T 1} ¢ H Btainad Notes. ¢ nski ¢ tehed to the . ' is 3 “gain co: i1 Kensington—Legion to Give 3 L e N et mustard menthol 4 ) on Mrs. Har errole . (he playgro con Local Endees Win t cously b the Smodat el | : eve cos were In the latter contribu- o caster Monday—Grange Tance on Easter Mon R e : ; 3 el “hanks Firemen, Fal 3 i 2 t 1k face s tion and helps break up the cold. |1 i ¢ : L ¢ Com- . t 1 ) of ghe Commun- dirt roads of thr i this year D ever i 5 5 L maag GO etd] ) ) 5 il expended the . He a PRty g s rance : pen veek-er _— e i e i i 0 13 oL o Bl : wled rson. | sum of $1 1 work of the 1ty thoroughfares was be 1 : S ; I i i i ddle- i E er e ed, | the ¢ ; : npoy =i s oo department, which in- feems to ias will m oW ) Community pilos 1 ! struction work 0 of dritain fell | 1 4 Better than a mustard plaster “It is not ¢ B tened T T e clatives over Sunday M. Carter s t ms tht e arn ; boon Mrs, Frank Totts enter- T ”,l.\ whole bottom of dirt roads BS |k breach PoRE TRl relatives from Middlctown womise, sunk out of sight Grand Jur 5 of the ministration T have n Ese s S S iy el e i ‘PLAINVXLLEt* ¢ \» rosec conditions existing mmunity; no one 0o ‘_ 5 : > A ”” ‘Mmd “‘j{‘ e TTODAY and TULSDAY town ;w»‘ lrr:l"lb‘.vvn its neighor. in the neignborh 5 1 0t relntivestin BERT LYTELL in e nvestis the t, arr ) rday. “OBEY THE LAW® 1 1 a . WProne Bk nd progr for o begin his so 2 i N ] rican Legio . g i nises to be g oamic: o hearing of Albert Confon | e | 1 ) T lgre 300 o $4,000 (tendanes _ James Maguire, and Mrs. Harriet R S S (T T e el O the fact that ths ged more GLEN TRYON in crrold, set for Saturday afternoc : . or »of Weat e & b AN A8 from ti st several weeks: CLONG PANTS™ > ¢ dustice Ryder e \ REIRE oIt : e . n the bus line pro- | cetient Co. will be || There was mno taitor in town ting. o the dressmaker made his first ¢ ate aid, ven W boys a trip to!| pair : h g 1 i stadistics © Itoun oo s K ) €3 Wi lie Eaust Berlin Juniors won their | = ; | NV ! I ke o (reapek ri 2 ns wil ship, sach ye 82 oft Ty Lt working on the apfonr | Shb i L b Cariosities “What Nots' = 3 ost s rec e mads int to the fact tt tol fuy which has been . s LaIS{tpam in the New Britain Y. M : DT N W T O T prosecy or : eting i a ch iy contribute: score 1 19 1o 13. Both teams Right Up to bate Topics | v mecting of t ) [ mur semen now tied with one game each showed A high powdered drama with a rents The i enes arin Croks driva for mem Speeder Fin ha Ast ¢ b is carried on eact _— = HOOT GIBSON and | e . i) t ) = L ; : 1 ciding game Wil || \WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY DUSTIN FARNUM in (e : = 7 aldienig ok ’ . i 4 'URES RALLY daily need of . 1 Abbots have returned heir el Katurday, Al 3 dn P £ . R Chadlen i enter street rs. s Foster « ch 21 (A—Cotto: milke into fown and 13 o Fa s ditlond taiTas e e ANOTHER BIG SHOW ¢ ‘Ihe FLAMING FRONTIER to Diyder's Store, Reward - : ; it Forved as sodn: as thop WO PPEEE veek-end spent in New York el i v close, the score WALLACE BEERY in Bt i S e T s Aid society of the fhe f irst half being & “BEHIND THE FRONT™ are work y g A AT wvor of the locals, || A story of the lighter side of the Bill Grimm's Progress hopa to give lad P the dinir ¢ e ladies of s T war. Many others. Don't miss P . . . 5 § QLK g districts in the i copal church will have food 21| this Show. Comaly—"Moving Guests’ READ HERALD CEASSIEIED ADS ol tor ©. previous unofficial estimatés o E e Tabte church on Thursday 2 2 3 ; g “I‘va;-]:-'m“ “H”“" ¥ |t eiatalatle . Dive in Robert Cole's store Friday afte For Yot WANTS : iy Engi-| more than 18.0060,( bales. commission would £ it y clear 5 PR to accept and ¢ Engagement Announced. gen fxanane o el e R T e FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Mystery to Jay! By BLOSSER Britain bound traf. At present the their daughter, Eva, to Merle M. thoroughfare is &ed for by the Miller New Haven, mar- town and residen on the highway rviage is scheduled to take place in : include several 1ge dairy farms | May 7 = ______)_"___\ Which need gooouds to lmport Legion Dance. m;f’x‘fu"%; WBAT Z AAD . ’ WELL, ¥ GUESS £ Show Starts 7:30 et f on Peresnvitle Sewer their products, TS road is in a seri- Bolton-Kasica 1’0st, American Le- ! FOR MY LUACH L ous condition a¢ Will probably be gion, is planning to give a dance and | YOU CAN'T GUESS mong the flrst0 reccive consid- [entertainment on Monday cvening, SOMETRIN'/! ‘tmen Abril 18, at the 1 its hit to the cntertainment will consist of vaude- alrcady serio I uti- ville, It was first planned that the bessett river ‘erflowed its banks | post would give a show, but later | anl inundatec surrounding - ficlds qevelopments proved that this step while parts cthe Treasure Fields fyould be impractical, and it was de- district restetinder several inches ¢iged to hol dthe dance ins of wuter caud Dy the heavy down- oy, s auxiliary of fall. will co. 4 with the leg Selectman’arter also mentioned o progentation of the event the fact thather LOWns were in &8 committees are working on arvar had shape 17¢ gard to roads as Ber- ments. lin. He meioned Southington and Society Attends Church. Plainville having trouble = with | spout 60 members of t1 their hightys " Hale chapter of the Order of De- NSIKCIS Tonight Molay of New Britain attended the st. pay Tab minstrels will make . ocypr Sunday morning services of their seed appearance in town this Berlin gational church evoning § 8 v'clock when { . Rev. Samuel A. tain risen Athletic Hall, Fast B wmm spoke on the subject, | lin. he Religion of Youth” and out- & & Felaaiaal was Leld yester- 'lined the ideals of youth in regards