New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 9

e B CONNECTICUT HAT COMPANY ‘ 5 | B. Q‘. l . RTER SONS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUE :D«\Y SEPTEMBER 15, 1927, Fre PROQEEUTURF[AYS sy WONANIS BLANED [ IN STABBING M‘if ‘ .Fmed 830 for Starting Trouble —MAssailant Bound Qve e COAST GU\RD REPORTED g o IN SERIOUS CONDITIOR . George Vorves Injured In Boxing | deprived ot his freedom for a long |release him TRAIN VICTIM WAS OF FINE ENGLISH FAMILY s Said to be the First Cousin of Editoe of London Spectator and of Says Clfil}Cl Gom ulned Perjury 4;;.' on Stand Author of “Queen Victoria.” New York, Sept. 15 (P—The 1y of a man killed by a locomo- et and the North 1 31 was identified today Strachey, 64, said of a well known ly cditor of tha and Lytton ‘Queen Vice tical biographies, Bout With Shipmate At Coas ‘ prate At Coast st cousins of the Guard Academy, Tn Hospital, for more with the y of this city of English au- ability to the hor of several " Autoist s Tined _two 15 (P—Secre- - the report r Camp on ects to make a few eel manufacture that an anti- sued against the and that a higher d on German made “Connecticut’s Best “Connecticut’s Best T'urniture Store” Furniture Store” . {EW FALL FURKITURE AND RUGS ON DISPLAY YOU HAVE UNDOUBTEDLY SEEN THE ATTRACTIVE EARLY ENGLISH REPRODUCTIONS ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. ALSO THE HANDSOME LIVINGROOM SUITE IN THE OTHER WINDOW. THESE ARE ONLY AN EXAMPLE OF THE MANY FINE PIECES AT VERY MODERATE PRICES, YOU'LL FIND THROUGHOUT OUR BIG STORE. ; 1o Augast Exports Show . Four Million Balance o Sept. 1 P! A ust o TWO HELD IN PLOT | Thru— room pieces in the best rs as well as complete s nI n d luded are suites in Walnut, Iso on this fi ut, ranging in pr lonial e == u_\tplc‘ and Decorated suites. We have Colonial reproductions—and separate four post Beds and Chest of Drawers. ~ >, t60, you will find the z covered Boudoir Chairs and Chaise Longues, Windsor Chairs and Gateleg Tables. NEW OUR NEW LAMP DEPT. 2“1 LAMPS SUN PORCH FURNITURE || is on the third floor—and the attractive colors is on the second floor, and you will see the new- at vou see there will be doubly attractive in your est Floor, Bridge and Table Lamps. The new PORTER’S Lole) hand painted shades are particularly good look- WHILE WANDERING be sure to see the new thing in our BEDDING DEPARTMENT Springs—Mattresses—Pillows ing as are the new Water Bottle Lamps. Felt hat tin Look over our new Fall stocks n tune with the times. i |8 Colors to match the snap and vigor of 4 OUR RUG DEPT Autumn. 3 . £ K Select your hat at New Britain’s first and 3 is on the third floor, and you will see the hest largest hat shop. You will be fitted cor- B of the new Whittall Wiltons, and best makes of ? rectly by expert hatters. Axminsters. This department can supply all §| vour Rug needs as there are rugs for every pur- g & LINOLEUM DEPARTMENT Best makes of Inlaid and Prints. Refrigerators. Kitchen Tables CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Carriages — Go-Carts — Cribs — Bassinetts OFFICE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT pose here. Desks, Tables, Chairs and Files of all kinds. STETSON and MARVIN $3.00 $10.00 =\ l Open Evenings For Your Convenience.