New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1929, Page 9

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SPECIALLY Sheets, arious colored horders, 50 dozen I.‘xln Towels some each Extra special, Bath Mats, i | Survey Tie E BEARLY USEWIVE GIET PRICED 'l'm]\— white with $1.19 Towc dozen 38x72 guest size 22x44, ’“th 'l'n\"~. with in blue, 3(% 21x42, the evening cl Berlin News | past ye ND ARRESTS MADE - BY LOGAL POLILE Veek-End Traflic Is H Own hardly ¢ ding to to i1 ble to continue serintendent ayy But | all eitorts s being are T a to ONE CAR 18 OVE TURKED Take Fails to Kensing ner— Crops Reported Good—Evening School Opening Tonight—>Many truct Law Off Hanting m of ind it vill be fo Hunt Wlhethe 1t motoris utions or Berlin law wa vion of 11 heavy tr ited @ e ere no e slow to Start ing dne 10 th he land the town several ¢ florcing her lor s At Fips [ ther ington, | Of @ type of huntis 1 which e oo son is killed T Pour Spilled As Car seems to he 4 pr in Kens many accidents, one scene of yesterday Johi Terry- another cap driven b I Main stree ocenpants and Jer mittec e n w Dritain op: | evening on his trip to F il illustrate sing ot this e Berlin The pesition i tternoon oting o tin Savings rnoon at the of en o the d weain first |, Panther complet Ontplaying Wallingford half yesterday, foothall tean an s take Harvest Season Almost Over Th nd of October finds Berlin n care of. the v wa and g Held 1o a el A af L | Ti0d of the game an farms in the cainst the Orange and Gree i not full off | /g Wror the first two quarters, | anticipated. Poti- | j : g he Wallingford machine cam proved o he 81l i one in ihe ¢ half and three tonchide R The I all, the most of ¢ cond cecdine sligl drought of 1 the game, 20 to 0 + good brand o been addition of . filled o< strengthened Dy hay erop suf- several new men from the Panthe f, the crop being one of |of New Britain. Their best W tin many years, Milk pro- | however, not good ¢nough. and mi heen maintained only by | the second part of the game they e pations of grain and a {fell easy victims to the thrusts of of pastures from woods and 'the powerful Wallingford aggres i A5, many of the le ion | 1 razing their cattic Reéturns to Hospital ' | s hay in oth Miss Leonn Lewis, st i the Methodist hott | Uver Setiools Open i v N. Y. returned et ) roalklvn, after spending | : ¢+ sehool will Qoys with her parents, Me and Mes is ¢ z for the ter 3 Lewis of Kensington. ) v thought 1 1" 1 Miss Maybeth Allen of rtodust weoker- Riverside, Mow Jersev, have been \ that tim motering n the south hping in | comnleted and it was North Caroling and Virginia o rint iting many of the interesti posipone the opening ene week. At | Fast Berlin 1tems sresent there is one teacher avail- | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey, ac- | Cows I Mmfl%m%mm;g:wwwygwmw“uw;” nesday evening at el hoys s ~~~'FRECkLFS Told er Asl for Rar 1som: iits Pelic will meet af ¢ AND HIS Churches—1t 1 Amiliary—Other Plain lle News [TE BAK SCENE - OF BAD ACCIDENT WILL (0 Be Made ainvilic Game—>Meeting 1t | Southington Driver Arrested and Fined $160 and Costs MAHER BE By TRIED Protesiant Biues Play of Grang ms. ol CAR \WANTS LISTEN, WHAT OS WIM WUAT TUIS TRIP OF WS 15 AN WHAT THIS PRIZE BUSINESS |5 =\WE WONT \ ASK HIM ANYTHING - HE'LL BE ABLC ABLE To KEEP IT JUST | LONG THEN MELL SPILL | THE Wlole [ BALL OF 17 WAy ! /(/ 05 TOo DO 1S To KEEP ASKIN' |/ [ ‘X NoU MEAN NOT To ASK HIM A‘A\m-\Na ! AT L caRE A K \I’)\I\‘\ €S GOING | | T'LL \WORWK n 39 ((I(Ilv 8 the Lt anniversary celebration of pear surre ¥ Hope chapel yesterday aft- Walter 1, mmmw 8&‘ e hyma Served in u“ny GWI) gy e )RfiIT 0“F tion by Rev. Hubert D. Jones Hurt in Accl 1 thoroughfare report from the ning said 1 comfort hospital this Simon had rough the 1proving. apel Anniversary impressive talk b Rev mor that Mr. ly t slowly n ¢ wa Ar- tions, nted, prese ation a solo by wdered. Mr. n address receive g in an also gave m 1 i1l Masquerade ‘ederat ion club Nove but ' me. Gas lmmnnn will e at 1 on nplete Tear rotection A Fed- on the v the s to finish uders. 1 to Catholic Chureh Notes rma- over- the Smith Street Heard con- wart establishment 1 city-wide mhly nd the Funeral Tuesday 1 of Willlam J. ¢ Coughlin Kousta street wer church this A solemn lebrat- and Joseph's tlews: Fires and Co. No. 2 respond- 1 Saturday afternoon A brush fire it but ths without guished reported within a sending were called n the gar- Palomba on Main Welch No. 1 of called to extinguish in Forestville. No ither fire, nted “Notre Dame de ed at the litorinm last Mary so- nd turned out to be rade i day parade were Dristol, ton society iard members, Liristol Boy Scouts, American Revolu- \ members, the ¢hildren of -town Polish erican floats, Poland being St. Casi tomo- carried by little de, was placed riul monument on L alter the parade, and 8 recitations were pre- AN impressive program fol- t mory when ad- red by the fol- Malone Dutton of Bristol; zeneral of Poland, i of New Rritain, Monkiewicz of Day v ternoon onal G boys, hers n¢ J o ve Vot L wRe C'l £ del Judge William J aville 1 ocal ot the Polish so- x plans to hold the boulevard cle po- ion and smoothly. from St, hurg on West street, h and North ) 1 streets o Main st then onument on the houle- s and back te irmory on Center street by way of School 1 We Foothall Results the 6 to 6 tie ot st streets, Plain- at ternoon be- D 'I ‘rf‘. M@E o o onl cc. 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