New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1930, Page 20

20 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930. King George Opens Arms Parley Couple Married for 48 Years to i it i i B itiaitts senins W Tuode In Historic Royal Gallery Next Try 2 Years More to Live Happfly‘ e PSS | '. o i Tuesday In Imposmg Exercnses Chicug, Jan. 17 UB—The Tax ot syt during . resanabs v th L " o , in- | period of 50 years.” - G A ave | b e ST n the ! « 1( ud hout here The attorney for Mre. Caperale, L. | definitely deeided to leay : : ‘ LR : : o ocked out . Ps S oL [T ive (he : Libonati, said to the court: The majol r | Famous l“““tmg“ Decor- | | Live Chicken Tissue d applied to the case of |~ vl ggk that the trial run its full | fured European womien still w oy g | I\ 18 Years Old Toda\ Mrs. T Caporale vs. Cuona!course as Justinian decreed., That is | ate Walls ot Room w York, Jan. i or separate maintenance. |two more years. I believe by nym*‘ r 2 . 5 = ing T from the h ¢ The Caporajes have been married |that these two pr‘or\lc—v.\lrs Where History Is to Be | 1 e : vears. porale who is 67 ves ar 5 d ils ( g b 5 o * said Mrs ('nr\or-‘ru«m:wi who is Made—Much Space Re- ; . : at “have never been |ogniz it st 5 ' n il re still subjects y temporary served for Reporters. ver sinee labora- | |of Ttaly 2 ore governed by ! stan ght in contrast to th affection.” the court of Judge Joseph co .pvf Januar ed property. d in the foregoing r | Y £ hese fizures ¢ y-carri The steamship 1i n | é S railroad property are u valyation while the troll SNEW D »,rmm”\‘ : n & | tric properties are under : 2 1859 NS Maine. Ontario & West 5 .| valuat and the final values for 7 o1 & L4 te.. rolley 4 v of se companies have not yet | f \ ¥ n been ascertained 7% kit Q PP DocksioRiine 7 g | MUnUIRthE DR gy 1850 s nar o N « U U 6 5 oy ¢ properlies represent T b s pe R FINEST TUB OR PRINT SILVERBROOK BUTTER AND NOW i hffl'l”e”fmu'gfi%‘ifimgfls W e s OFFERED AT THE LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS. of some of the prope 19~ Concern= Valuation November 30, 1928 | c*cd ;“' ha"}m :t *~” ‘1‘ ! > S carried on the New on books ¢ e t com S8 's figures are| o 8 Dlaceigonzath ‘D d‘:” ‘L"\,"’“,’l”w“l’:’: a";‘" same | ®Nile it is equally certain that ot : o oIt be brought. domn bearer to|Till fall below the book' figures ' e o | daite o bistire tha sitvation as it ax | EOFever, the officers of thei Nev el ‘\;, w,.‘f i i °%"| Haven feel certain that. bas n ? Lol _ . | present information, it may safely ; : 5| said that the stock and indcbtedness | i iy LOX ! | property embraced | 1 AnCar h 2 Hun\ and the value of o - | which it has i RDa i by o gl S el e i ol : This is another example of A&P's leadership. A&P leads the way to d4 Bluche © Water- | eriy 1ot include the com- | Haven & Hartford railroad onnez}; lower butter prices. The market has declined and A&P, conforming to o Fol A e -(P t camship lines, | property and $106,783,032 for lcased i : SR S G e, R iatt e s ance |othier railronds (such as Boston & |line property. its policy of always passing every pomlglevad\\mz on to lihcv public, an of the Larl of ( \ % 3 iine) Ohlario & WestereyiRtiand | “This compares with investment nounces this record-breaking butter price nd remember! This but- t of Queen Y trolley and motor|in road and equipment adjusted ter is of the same fmc quality which you have been buying at much coach or ¢ Ha- | depreciation accrued on th voo. = : e o it e e | WOmeD Lall mgLocks Grow Will | JiEhes g2l ‘ 2, ‘ Face Difficult Season ed property and $70.1 r leased property which is carried on the hooks of the leased lines each Paris. Jan P)— as the Old Colony, Boaton & Provi- | Rery models war | dence. Providence & Worcester, ete. | Erench designers are tired of wa Valuation Not Complete ing for women tp make up th:i “Valuation of the rail properties|.ninds whether they want long ) t comparable with stock | short hat Half Space for Reporte 3 s of|an & bonds shown by| ‘There ave fower hats in (he | + New Haven balance sheet be.| spring collections for women who | yart of such stocks and bonds|are in the throes of lewing their | iTons Adal oy o supreme | were issued to acquire other proper- 110\ shed hair grow. o T i dhens o on i{Ke © an interest in other proper-| Protective long back brims, which | _|O"Fallon ated must be taken g linto « ore alues. _ | valuations r a4 were adjn {to later dates in ordance with t oo meh stement dpéare o 4 AN NU | NEW LOW COFFEE PRICES MAY GONSTRUGT BR[DGE 4 g“”"m:’:On]‘II‘:I‘:!"‘OP:‘_"hZ‘;'fi'ma:‘ A NEW MEMBER OF The most sersational prices for these nationally a ‘vertised, fine quality coffees in years. These ACROSS BOSTON HARBUR ssents to the report for the sanie | @ The fine and tasty Hoffmann Coffee Bread Family. These §| \ma:mg values are offered at A&P Food Stores everywhere. Each of thes: brands represent the n n*llwtofll‘ :nmtlr"’ delicious Pecan Rolls will be made daily. Be sure and try | utmost in quality. e diesenting | B one tomorrow. ! §16,000,000 Span Now Being Con- PPI 0T S otk eentee . e REEE i | ] d il 4 OTHER TASTY COFFEE BREADS Ib C sidered as Substitute For Pro- ceisi the [ Lllgllsh Bath Buns Danish Buns : posed Vebicular Tunnel n Streusel Squares Stollens i Plain Coffee Rings Bordeaux Walnut Rings » A distinctive coffee meliow and full flavored. This same coffee sold at 37c a pound less than Cinnamon Buns Walnut Fruit Buns | 9 weeks ago. |..coor weamner coovies |} | RED CIRCLE b 29¢ Custard Cream Pufis Chocolate Eclairs Whipped Cream Puffs Whipped Cream Cakes Mo A blend of the choicest Columbia and Brazil coffecs. This same coffee sold at 41c a pound less than 9 weeks ago. | normawws || |Bokar s America’s greatest packege-coffec value. Bokar coffec sol for 49¢ a pound less than 9 wecks ago. FLOUR Sunnyficld Bread Flour 241/, 1b. Bag O 3c V & P Mar kets | SUGAR Fine Granulated 10 . 53¢ The Home of Quality and Price S]]UTH GHURGH 1S 318 MAIN STREET Phone 611 AT THE R.R. 1 e . THRO NN | “Meat Specials " o wour smrss MEAT SPECIALS i S0 | Eastern Cut, very lcan—Makes a o CounlruRol e Il Fresh SHOULDERS iy banteke s gy 18¢ Fresh Hams. 8 to 10 Ib. avg. . 25¢ Ib. N | Young Tender - Fresh Shoulders, 4 to § Ih. avg. 16c Ih. | (i Touraine 2”’S for 75¢ ‘: Roast PORK swialy resh Rib Ends, Ib 22¢ Loin Ru.htmu l’OIl\ . 23c Ih. T | - e [ Cut from Heavy Steer Beef—A. LAMB P:at(l\bc Fresh 49¢ d()/. i ChlICk Roas ucxr‘;?l‘:n( ;’ot)Rc::eroene in t Best CI“ZS, Ib 2 (4 Legs Lamb ... .. 3] A1 8 i . . ; o i e 1B Fresh Kiiied Milk Fatied for Stewing Lamb . .. 2 1bs. for 35¢ | pyre Leaf C H E C K E N s epeiiieert Iy, crmnep Ib 38c . T ——— e ——— ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— B(mclefl\ Lamh RO s 37c LARD FPRESH KILLED }’()(VITI"[;\‘W_ FRUITS \\]) VEG hTA\Bi;Vltbi L E A F L A R D F;:i{if?:finzrc&:s lb lzc ——-—————__‘_—________ l‘;m\ l.‘\‘ltm' t\t}c\fvmfi e ... ]"Atra. Large A 69¢ i . 'RIP BACON Foor e it b, 95¢ | VEAL ROULETTES "ot T, Roasting Chickens . ......... ¢ 35¢ Ib. - Sunkist Oranges, doz. thiafplece lent roast York State Turkeys 13c Ih. Extra Large 39¢ | CALVES’ LIVER. Fresh Sliced, Ib. 55¢ | FOWI, !resh killec—miti fed—whole or aq0h 89 ) i et e S T it s drasired SR CACITIOVC [N WEST MAIN ST, 91 - 95 ARCH ST. Near Capitol Near Sears Rocbuck 3 cut_un. ns desired Charell Sehiool Officers. Committec S - Florida Oranges, doz. TOP SIR \ ROAST Hear tender beot—atware R R o : ot FANCY STEER BEEF Fxtra large Tangerines ... 33c dox. TOP SIRLOIN ROAST " it i+ Best Choice Cuts ... .....Ih. 3% Chuek Roasts .............. 21c¢ Ih. Yellow Onions ....... 5 Ibs. for 19¢ Prime Rib Roasts Sle b, Teeberg Lettuce . . .. 3 for 25¢ mE & FE& Bonceless Pot Roasts 29¢ Ib. Carrots 2 I)unchc\ 101 ],( WT A @@. FREE IJI LI\ PR\