New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 5

Y\'E_W BRITAIN DATLY HERALD. MONDAY, NOVEMBFR 4, 10"‘1 S - > o of K : ki, are incomplete. | Youth “Playing Football” oo their way home, fell into foor to OFFICIATE ON GRIDIRONS Viat Tae: IR e o thiiteadi e crew Corp. officials said ball formation and ran off an imas : Aock e ) ‘ on they had no infor-| Smashes Store Window inary play ater one of them calic 1 e 68 Sty 2 A mat irding the woman's in-| Off William J. McCarthy in much the s N , 1 \: \ T ke i on Mai ct, near Winter, e : o o P y to return = e 30 yesterday mo layer accidental, and promising to pay|eresd (he Nor Windhan ; e LT i Fox Sells Control of when three young men, apparentiy|however, and fell against a window | for it AT L S Gt e ED ADS First National Films Boy Struck Today at* Bast and .. vori. vor. e Church Stregts corporaion's “Tsiings o approsi per cent of the &lox)\ in First National Pictures corporation, 58 Church |according to an announcement by tomobile | William Fox. e stock transfer, which ner Brothers con- r cost the buy Russell Rich, 11 street, was struck by e iH !IE onmneliy Collme e S BOS7TON~ STORE K £ST -/1878-) was consummated efforts of Albert M r of New York anl T T ;‘ff A Just Received a Wire from SANTA tingland Lat k driven Reducmg Night Fowe by William J. Scanlon of 1940 Broad street, Hartford, in front of 411 At ‘[8Chlne I‘aCtory Myrtle street, about 1 o'clock | T ght force which has been Suturday afternoon, At N ritain |1 d at the New Britain Ma- General hospital it was 1 that | € Co. plant for some time fill- fareasloniv Slehily acoatoned demand of production, is I'rank Badalato, 14, of 10 Berlin uced somewhat, President venue, and Dominick Badalato, 9, H. H. Pease said today. “|STOCKS Must Be REDUCED to make room for the LARGEST TOYLAND IN NEW BRITAIN Our Slogan QUALITY ALWAYS Diamond 1 on a HUNTERS BREAK \\I\I)H\\ broken by a shot ed out of one of their killed & rabbit and collision was reporte lius Keough on ian Coccomo of 241 High street was driving west on Broad street and when he was about |1 to turn into a gasoline station at the corner of W Imported Pi“OW Cases What Value! 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Linen Hankies Quaker Lace 6w 67c¢ Curtains | $1.00 !vmm\ hew Papciak RS KEPT BUSY co, Nov. 4 (P—Brok along Montgomery HURT N FACTORY, Each o Al v roid- Sy g - S than the cost of the s 1 today that a la ed borders, heavy embroid —36 in. wide. Checks —~Warranted Irish linen, col —Youll have to hurr ; Y : o | n 1:“\\‘ mwhoum'z 1;:.‘1 rt,:; ered, 18x45 in. size. and stripes. Lowest ored, bordered hems, colored SRS Sl e li Set includes 1 scarf, —All full size ‘Esmond c hat a huge pile of or- ceumulated during the price of the year. Buy now for Christ icce set lace trimmed. pite from trading. Buy predominated, they said the characteristics of the ticketed and guarantee. —Real Bargains! White or colors. Marion Harasiuk, 99 Silver St., 4, Expires at Hospital —Usually $1.25 54x5¢ Inch § What Values! Bath Mats Were $3.98 TOMORROW $1.87 -All colors. 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Making room for Toyland Prices. —36 and 40 in. wide. § White and figured. ey slors, all sizes at the —40 in. wide, black only § HURRY'! : Al el aliSa —Wonder value. ZEPHYR PRINTS All - wool, fully lined 32 n. d\\ rvir 220 Crompton corduroys. In- Treadessiy Shop. cludes sizes 8 to 16 years. $3.98 Felt Hats $1.98 Girls" Leatherette Ladies’ What Values! “Fruit of the Loom” 1 8C Yard —36 in. wide, full pieces. 10 yards to a customer. What Values! 42 . Pillow Tubing i 9C\'zml —-Full bleached. IFree from sizing. What Values! Fine Quality Raincoats Cotiage Sets Sweaters 2 for $1 .00 B were 5169, 6 pe. set $"" crosshar voile with barred patterns. Trim- I'rench styles with hats to med with pere: Wonder values! —Assorted colors and head- ~All wool. Re $2.98. All colors and s MAKING ROOM FOR THE KIDDIES TOYLAND Lamb Skin premm———— Men’s Winter 500 Men’s Shirts $1.85 95¢ —Novelty cuffs, embroidered ~Usually $1.95, “7‘“' and without collars in- or appliqued. All colors. cluded. 200 Commun- ity Shir S : ar valuc match. All colors, sizes 6 to —Save! —Prices smashed! dar valy AL izes 6 sizes. 1{ vears. Reg. 86 coats. For Women What Values! Men's Flannelette Pajamas 97¢c B, C, D. Heayy flannel, stripes. ) value. Gloves Full Fashioned Silk Hose 8 7c Pair —Pure silk, serviee weight, all colors, &l sizes. Union Suits Girdles $1.79 $1 39 What value. Leru and grey. All sizes. At the —Side hook, faney pink bro- ciated Press Photo James J. Walker (above) is Tammany Hall's candidate for relection in the New York mayoralty campaign. IFiorello H. LaGuardia (below, left) is the republican-fusion candidate, and Norman Thomas is running on the socialjst ticket. cade. Sizes 28 to 36. I'ashions right. men's shop. Quality always. ¥