New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1927, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1927 POLICE TO ENFORCE BAN ON LOITERING Two Who Ignored Detective's Order to flove Furl $ South Carolina Governor Vetoes Blue Law Modification Burgess and Cantin Are Lxhemtcd l‘mm Jail Quartet Pleads Not Guilty i ¥ ’ PETOSIE BT : Dtolumais From Italy Working Hard on Bumflr Diflicalty. ° Prot. Bitgood, Tamous Natureopath turer and Teacher of GREAT NATURE C{RE MEALTH SYSTEM " Thrill 0f Youth o+ WITH PLENTY OF “PEP” AND ENERGY LEAGUE Can You lmaglne It? your door! & The trg Nothing to go @ any of our men | hop for anything, they'll go back not yours. W R FENN HEATING—TINNING bLlie Since 1915, TELEPHONE 2079 PLUMBING Serving the P 139 HART ST. 1¢ display of p and Tooth Brush Holders ds of parking space S WOULDNT AMEND N.B.H.S. Girls State Typing Champs, (7" | ‘ G0D'S COMMANDS Bringing Tldes to T This City Agaln""a“ressslssta{‘:f;f sogm: ‘To Get Back ~ spoke on “How commm ial Mhooh‘m iss 1da B. Storm, an attractive | waitress, inheriting a $40.000 estate ame her as cxceutrix without | back door was taken out. " The will was filed for pro- in district court today. eldon, Towa, hotel has resulted |lived with his wifs for several years. “ on March 18, Dear Mr. Door Slammer When you hear the merry tinkle of fall- ing glass, And you feel the gentle breezes blowing lhrough your car, And your door is open, even though it's shut, Drive over to our glass department and take it easy while a new plate glass window is installed. We have the proper equipment for cut- ing and grinding. We stock only the genuine Polished Plate Glass, and the men who do the work know it thoroughly. 4 Come in—ask for Norman Bigelow. ¥ The Glass Dept. is on Bigelow St. RacxrirrEBros. MILL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Tel. GLASS—HARDWARE—PAINT o \l\\l ds with L Lenten Menus e S E Solved m—— | ESTABLISHED 1859 The huge A & P assortment quickly solves the Lenten food problem. Qur fish specialties, deli- cious cheeso, meatless dishes . . . everything is of superior quality and at surprisingly low prices! A. & P. Stores in New Britain and Vicinity Close at 9 P. M. hpturdays COFFEE NATIONAL COFFEE WEEK NEW LOW PRICES Bokar =41e Red Circle .7t u3§e Eight O’Clock =329 Finest fresh creamery butter! Butter -§1- 2= 18 Large, plump, sweet prunes! Prunes *: The essence of red, ripe tomatoes! LARGE B Ketchup s e L Qe gg’l‘t‘rows CODFISH shick 23° Safe for fine fabrics REF 22t POST BRAN FLAKES Forhealthful meais pxc 1O° Yes, Of Course Faster And you are probably wrestling with the annual new clothes plohlem Yet. there's no need for haste. Take an ex- g7erl’s advice and have your last Spring's clothes put through that famous Desco Dry Cleaning Process. Is Coming America’s Finest Package Coffee The renewed pep, the refreshed color. the come-back-to-life appearance will startle you—and just naturally clear up the mystervy “How can | ha\e a new spring eutfity” We await your call. 904 1s our number. SALADA TEA 552 srou23c uncqse '5Z @° Made of pure palm & olive oils! o Palmolive Soap 3=20 A low price for this fine shortening! Compound -2 12%¢ A fresh stock! - Ginger Snaps curo 320 Comparative tests will show you that this loaf is best! 9° LARGE Grandmother’s Bread o« B e T ST s T * The A & P News, published weekly, contains many recipes and helpful household hints. Ask the store manager for your copy. ARCH STREET WEST MAIN ST. Delivery Service Fverywhere —_— ——————————————————— BURGLAR IN FISH MARKET Morris Koplowitz reported to O by Sidney Reich, a Sloux City | ficer W. 8. Strolls yesterday that hig] sman. fish market at 94 Hartford avenu " stated Reich in|was entered through a rear window] e [and fifty cents taken. The key to thel vitz also reported th: slack bag containing re- Reich was married but had not | ligious articles, from his automobile