New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1927, Page 6

6 NEW BRITATN METHODIST CLERGY | G Tenus cousie - STATE REALTORS HOLDING REUNION .- END CONVENTION T0th Auniversary of Natiobal rme ast sies ana «= Fareiwell Luncheon Served at the : ’ Hotel Tait Greenwich and and third, HUST FIGHT OTHERS Jack Dempsey Will Have to Elim- Iast Sides and Ramblers Get To-| gether to Form Strong Semi-Pro | | inate All Fighters to Get Another Shot at Tunney. AGAIN MENACED PEKING Attack On Soldiers of Yen Ksi-Shan in H - ! Restitution by Forger From West Considered Military who Threat to Chincse Capital. v Judg r court late s provision that he 1sed and placed on n restitution of $17 local grocer who 1less check offered by 4 restitution, Judge nformed late yesterday ey Thomas F. McDonough, ng Friend. Judge Booth ordered the youth's re- from jail region indicated is near th dary line separating Shan ovince from Chihli, the latter is 1 Chang Tso- the warlord, wh tes the Peking government.” The Albert H. | up went to the [READ HE this city. domi ANNOUNCING Anni L. P. FARRELL nniversary SIANG PIANO SALE | waREROOMS 25 ARCH STREET THE UPSTAIRS STORE Anniversary PIANO SALE For Ten Days For Ten Days Here is an Opportunity of a Lifetime Our annual Fall and Pre-Holiday Clearance Sale is an- nounced a few weeks earlier than usual, and we sincerely be- lieve these values the greatest we have ever offered. .Ship- ment of pianos for the winter season coming from our fac- tory will soon arrive and this means that we will have to make room for them now. We earnestly request that you call early and make your se- lection from the greatest display of unparalleled piano values ever offered at these prices and terms. Remember this offer comes from one of the world's largest and highly respected manufacturers of high grade pianos. Open Evenings Open Evenings During This Sale —_— During This Sale ————————— Here is your chance to secure an in- strument for your home that you can be proud of. .Here you have an un- usually comprehensive choice of the very best instruments that are on the market today. And every one of them priced far below the usual pre- vailing prices. Here you will find a courteous and efficient sales force, who will gladly assist you in making the very best possible selection. But at these remarkable price concessions, the “gems,” the choicest instruments of our assortment, will not last very long. Exceptionally Beautiful Little Model These are not instruments built for “Sale” purposes, but genuine, thor- oughly well constructed Pianos, bear- ing names that are famous wherever music is known. Consider the tre- mendous savings made possible by this sale. The extremely liberal terms we are offering. Every instru- ment fully guaranteed. Here—Right Now—is that long-looked-for oppor- tunity to bring into your home music and an instrument that you can be proud of, and at a price that you can well afford. PERIOD MODEL GRANDS '595 Hand Carved Come in today—you’ll not regret it. And remember for this occasion we have not only reduced prices but have arranged initial payments and terms that are most favorable. Why delay? Walk Up a Flight and Save $100 $10.00 Saved On Every Step Terms as Low as $2.00 and $3.00 Weekly THE BEST BARGAINS WILL GO EARLY— MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS AT ONCE Down Payment $5.00 215 Years to Pay $2.00 Weekly NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS $250 $395 to grace any home, that will give years of service NEW PLAYERS $395 $1,000 88-Note Standard Player Actions FREE PIANO LESSONS Included With Every Piano Easy Terms No Interest Charged, or Extras of Any Kind— L. P. FARRELL RADIOS — WHOLESALE — PIANOS — RETAIL — SHEET MUSIC 25 ARCH STREET NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ofte: Name ['PPATD TDINAYV QUPTTY Results in His Freedom | | Miss Hilda Kurth and Miss Kath- 11{» Norris of Schenectady, N. Y. | ar e $UVU lulle mountaln uike iu v hours, o tar ' |House Recalls Memory Of Barbara Frietchie Md. ® — Although GREEN MOUNTAIN and near have | trall a. welcome oppor- lore the wilder por- anite state” and to | Passe ather the aumosphere of the en- il War was fired vironment in which President Cal- |VOF of Barbare Friet | the the girls sallied forth on t ern end of the trail. They had no masculine escort, nor did carry fite arms. At the end of 2 TRAIL CONQUERED Women at Last Make Long o " | nadian border, aving hiked th Hike Over Hills e B on v | there is no “hitch-hik! nture had bef difficulty ney, they rep etforts of the the trail was in £ the Civ- fotic fer- is still | | ie | fresh in the memories of her home- town folks, The home of Maryland's Civil War re-crossed many rn and western high- 1 is easily accessible Frequent shelters are maintained by : Green Mountain Club so that the hiker may, if he wishes, enjoy of over his head at night. | 1 the tr, everal of the |heroine was restored this summer. |Hundrers ot to visited the quaint little brick structure, with its doy windows and low-pitched mont, from Massachusetts to Can- vow that they ain another s difficult goal ugh traditions says pinning wheel, clock, china Mountain, Mount always been a trail of will have a 5 3 : fount | ware and even the flag that she is the range, the Long Trail | however, if they want to @ld — the state's highest. (said to have waved in defiance at sved Its greatest popularity |break the time record for dloaf, Killington — looking | Stonewall Jackson's southern troons, el et n 1 toward Plymouth, Stratton s e women, Miss Cath- | D. Applehy of F . All are more than listed in Her- this s of Cornwall, Robbins record hike Style- Dated ‘Fall 1927 l‘frice Dated Spring191§” “I'm CARRYING ON for Fall With A Policy That’s CAUGHT ON for GOOD" “Last season when my 40 P&Q Shops exploded a bomb-shell in retail circles by announcing that good clothes were headed back to pre-war pricelevels, there was loud acclaim and applause and thousands of passengers — old ‘and new P&Q customers—clambered aboard the band-wagon. ] And if you doubt that these new low prices have carried Pe&Q Clothes on a non-stop flight to popularity, come in this Saturday, Fall Opening Day, and use your sense of values. P& Q New Fall Suits Topcoats & Overcoats and $35 for the man who has been paying $50 or $60 to his: tailor You'll see clothes valués that would havé looked like a big money’s worth even in the pre-war days when the Dollar wasa Dollar and had real buying power! - Colors as rich as revenue agents - Models as plentiful as 1928 Candidates - Tailoring that stands its ground like a traffic cop - Prices that talk business with every man’s pay envelope ! Just jot _down a memo to trot down to-morrow — see a Fall Opening that means an Eye-Opening! And remember—if after purchasing, you think that my enthusiasm has led to the least bit of exagera- tion, there’s a million-dollar corporation ready, able and willing to give you your money back. 306 Main St. &7 4[ ar/ctony / President 40 P&Q Shops.!