New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 6

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Miss Teacher Held for Superior Court For Auto Fatallty in Newington - Blazauskis Bound Over on Criminal Negligence in | _ Death of Joseph Schiebel DRESS 600DS SHOP 400 Wain . 400 e e — JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY SPECIALS DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALL SATURDAY— TOMORROW T — Reg. T9¢ Pure Silk Japanese Pongee . . . _\d.39c H leg. $1.69 40-inch \Ilk Lhameuw . $1 42-inch Pequot Tubing . Reg. 19¢ 36-inch Fine Quality -eg $1.: 39—81 x90 Sheets PR sl g. $3.98 . yd. Charge of : NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, i THO WIVES ARGUE | speeder Fined $10 Frank Taber of 1141 New Britain wvenue, West - | with reckless driving. * in a collision on He was followi Hartford and as t Miss Haley Taber figured March 30. | into a car ow Michlin of 282 nw - House l);r;(;lisi;;d as Big stlll Blm\s Up RIEAD HERALD CLASSIVIED ADS FJOR BEST RESULTS red poise aotrors, was et Bach Claimg Legal s Lega Sats Aler Agent Ends His Life | Chicgo. April 5 (UP)—William H gent for the New | road, died in St al today from self-ad- | while two women is wife, clash- nt at his death after he had “ish at their told her he was Fa e railroad man ar- | Luke's hospital Mrs. ared accompanied b, who ant od 1 f ) was the wifr Fish His work arge of poultry ew York Cen- h related. legram from Mrs. h said, annour was going to visit IMish sh took her to his | v as a religious . Mrs. Lish 1 Mildred Fish e Sbuse of Jasbnable Millerg, ame) (JUTLE MILLINERY CO. VISCAS, STRAWS and Straw Combinations $ /8 95 Hats with a nicely tailored air. (;lmgm‘n ribbon, trim little huckles, attractive pins just give the right touch to good-looking shapes. In large and small headsizes. IN OUR BETTER HAT SECTION HATS PRICED &50 to 315 DOWNSTAIRS STORE viscas, suaws and rerrs $1.98 1a$2.98 In Spring’s Newest Colors FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1929. ncc Mrs. Fish never was lcgallyiw \\Ald ll\h )ormuh “(nL \md(‘r the name of William Ross King and I]HlNKERs JAI[EI] that when he and the first Mrs. Fish \\cre nmmul he assumed the name " which was her name by for ln\u marriage. Mrs. 1da Fish said the first Mrs. \Dry mder W(m]d lmpose Iish did not obtain a divorce from a previous husband. Nationwide Taxi Merger Is Planned ., New York, April 5 (P—E sident of the Yellow | Corp. of New York, announced tod organization of the Parmelee Tra e portation Company as the nucleus | o sed country-wide motor | (o M ion system. -w company, he said, will icquire contral of the Parmelee gocretary of the board of temper- Transter ‘0. of Chicago -and the |ance, prohibition and public morals, Yellow Taxi Corp, of New York as|,qyocated these measures in a| i Prison Sentence on Bugers deportation for aliens who last night. stantial interest in the | gpocch in which he scored wealthy || llow Cab Co. It expects | persons for their flouting of the dry || in time, to ate with other units | 1, s, bs and busses. oW operating | act that the patron of the hootlegger McC onallv Must Die | shall be equally punished. We must vho violate the law |/ hould padlock of-|! For Florida Killing | dcrert, atiens West Palm Beach, ¥la., April 5 (®) | ¢ nding p Harry McConarty, alia Tom | wworth of Quincy, M . €ON-lho receive 1 n‘ the murder of Horace M. ’”Mn any other people from the gov- calthy Southampton, L. 1. |.pyuent should at the first instance L dealer during a dinner | oe ;ny nterference with the per- ty )h’]dup here last )ebruary. |sona) thirst or convenience, rebel Jay was sentenced to death in the t fundamental law and be| o Phair {50 tless and ungratetul as to | nee was passed after Cirenit | give t rnment revilement for | ©. E. Chillingworth had de- | protection. sneers for constant favors | mo\;on for arrest of judgment |and should openly flaunt their spirit \,mmv. was | of lawlessness and habits of drinking | ity jail here [in the face of the most overwhelm- | 2. Carlton sets | ingly adopted amendment to ”‘N' | o date for his exccution. constitution that we have ever had.” ‘Wilson said. 217 MAIN STREET PRICES Size 8£1.50 Agarol, 14 0z. .... $1.00 Nujol $1.50 Maltine ....... Pepto Mangan .. 65c Barbasol, large . . 50c Palmolive Shamp. 60c D. & R. Creams (4 ounce jar) Homemaid Wrapped 3100 Wildroot CARAMELS $1.00 Lysol, large ... In outdoer activities in particular it has been proven that candy has a big value asan energy- producing food. Athletes and others who are active or under extreme physical strain, have found goed candy a necessity. Try a box of Homemaid Wrapped Caramels. THEY ARE GOOD P 39¢ Size Squibb’s Tooth Paste ¢ Castoria $1.50 Petrolagar .... 85¢ Alkolol £1.00 Chocolate Exlax £1.00 Houbigant’s Tal- %100 Coty’s Talcums . ... $1.00 Squlbh s Mineral Oll 6lc l‘e\u Face Powder H0¢ S0e luun Face Powder .. 50c Amolin 50¢ Odorono 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste . 5S¢ Packer’s Shampoo 50c¢ 1 e Shaving Cream .. $1.00 Pineoleum and Atomizer .. 64c .. $1.50 Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites ... . $L.09 60c McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets e 36c £1.00 Listerine, large .. T3¢ 60c Bromo Seltzer ... 5 36¢ Hol s Malted Milk, 16 ounce e T5¢ Neurophosphites . ... ... $1.21 REGULAR 35c TOOTH BRUSH with a Tube of REXALL MAGNESIA TOOTH PASTE Total Value 74c. Special—All For 39c WEEK-END I A BIG VALUE! SPECIAL < Friday and Saturda R!‘BBER GLOVES in pastel shades . Only Liggett’s Opekoe ‘ of Pure Gum Rubber P 39¢c . COFFEE Pair . 73c¢ Pittsfield, Mass., April 5 (UP)— sentences for buyers of || the prohibition laws and |! se of the “padlock- |! were advocated before || th annual Troy conference of | ! hodist Episcopal church here | ¢ Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general | e must s0 amend the Volstead |; “It is astounding that the people || far more advantage |} We will equip, absolutely F KIDDIES’ HATS $180 935 Hats of: Milan Straw Visca Tuscan Straw Largest Assortment in New Britain A child’s Handbag with every pur- chase of a Hat in our Children’s Hat section. FREE TUBES Saturday Only with every RADIO SOL ERRYMA RAODIO p TUBES ONE OF THE REASONS WHY PERRYMAN TUBES ARE MORE EFFICINNT AND HAVE LONGER LIFE When radio tubes go wrong it is often becaume the grid plate and filament get out of alignment or b . In the ordinary tube this is easily pos- sible. A slight jar will sometimes do it. In Perryman Tubes two bridges drilled to the nth degrea of accuracy hold the grid, plate and fiament in permanent parallel alignment. They can't jar out of position. These Perryman bridges also permit that the elements be brought closer together and spaced at the distance of greatest efficiency, something that has heretofore heen impractical. GUARANTEE Read the Guarantee on the carton. 1f a Perryman Tube ever fails to give you per- fect satisfaction return it to the dealer from whom yon purchased it and get another free of charge. The only exception to this liberal policy is that you must not have subjected the tube to exces- sive voltage and burned it out. Perryman Tubes will stand an extraordinary amount of abuse, hut no tube is proof against carclessness, , every radio set sold with GE INE PERRYMAN TUBES Carrying the above iiberal guarantee, tomorrow only This means The CROSLEY with MUSICONE SPEAKER $80 COMPLETE Nothing Else to Buy You Save $17 — Saturday Only Atwater Kent mod:l 42 $106.-00 You Save $17 — Saturday Only THE KOLSTER “K 23” CONSOLE 7-TUBE A C with DY We will allow you $50 3285'00 for your old radio set on INSTALLED this Receiving Set You Save $21.00 TOMORROW ONLY AMIC SPEAKER CONVENIENT TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED Alling Rubber Co. 240 MAIN STREET PHONE 2139 NEW BRITAIN'S ONLY RUBBER STORE

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