New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 7

e ———— KFRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, year. At the conclusion of his talk Mr. ARGANUMITES MEET FORJOINTSESSION -7 gent of Alired H. Hall Council s and one offer naster of a private Peter was shown about the Y. M C. A, and was greatly impressed. The miniatu olf course was the first one he had seen in a Y. M. Q. offers from | to become ¥ school. : oI, JOHN'S CHURGH uncil Hartford, Brist © Alfred H. Hall col with two ut on de- hall last ¢ New Britain council wers English Department of Sunday School Arranges Program rtment inday church will have it " FESTIVAL SERVICE - of the | w TRIAL OF MAJOR B ‘Rebuttal Witnesses Testily Wile " | Said She Was Poisoned | " ety ST PRTRAS NOBLE GRAND amined when court Rebuttal witn tified that Mrs fatal illness had said she h poisoned. “"" L 0. 0. F. Degree Team Continues timony Br nurse How Pace in Welcoming New Mem- e bers—New Year's Party, on Sun- | w ternoon ollows Prelude: Christmas Carols, Wohlfart | ¢ O Come, All Ye f the I r, Ye Children Meaning ersof the Lit Night! Holy s Unto His - HIRA he used to cause deatl TEMPLE, D. 0. K. K, ELECTS SHITH VIZIER SANTA PAYS VISIT TR - Students Frolic Gifts From Christmas Tr OF LEXINGTON LODGE - P U and Receive 0 U RUBBER PRODUCIION CUT J A HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS marshal, Cath- Kathryne SIERING IS COMMANDER |~ OF LEADING STAR LODGE - Mecting—Installation Annual Meeting—Iustallation SAVINGS BANK OF NEW BRITAIN Has total resources of 178 MAIN STREET $25,509,788.06. Has total surplus and undivided profits of $2,719,576.00. Has $110 of assets for every $100 of deposilts. The Attention of Depositors is Called to These Facts President New Britain, Plainville and Bristol “ Members Chosen Officers—In- stallation on January 5. s sat down to | MATEDISCLSSES INDIA'S SITUATION rmeen sack noam T0 60 LAFAYETTE ST Called for Oil Stove FOR SALF Opposite Liberty Street DETERMINED —that DECEMBER Must Yield Us The Greatest Voiume Of Business In Our History, Therefore EVERYTHING TO BE SOLD At The Lowest Prices Possible! S LIVING ROOM SUITES | || GIFTS e PRty W BEDROOM SUITES e ’ DINING ROOM SUITES LAMPS BREAKFAST SETS COMFORTABLES CEDAR CHESTS RADIOS BEDSPREAD SETS TABLES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES at Bold Price Reductions. To Render Better Service We Wiil Be Open Every Evening Until Christmas! Easy Terms Pipes, Cuff Links, Belts, Cigarette Cases, Lighters, Key Rings, Studs HARTEFORD HARTFORD e Stores Everywhere Men’s Shop—Main Floor 3 1 _ L3 Child Marriage and Religious“ Siidge Sin Good Clothes Help to Tailor Shop Blaze on Wed- | Make a MERRY CHRISTMAS nesday Night. s where one of er' for called to 60 it had been Agnello. a was too hot 500! frox 7 s a lot of Mr. A To maintain pub- ello to do o lic approbation n from we must give al- ways finer, more dependable £ both the pilot and observer. ‘ Se-Allen Co. INC., HARTFORD When Your Checking Off the Men On Your List We Recommend These Men’s Gifts We haven't room to de- seribe the dozens of smart ¢ifts in the Men’s Shop, so we have to content ourselves with mentioning these few “highlights.” We are proud of our prowess 1 introducing our Neckwear .. $1 to $3.95 A splendid assortment in the “right” colors and pal- terns. suits and over \coats to the men who will be 4 : " a " ing this Xma Scarfs .. ..... $2 to $5 Squares, Ascot scarfs, plain or patterned. Silk or wool. Gloves ... $2.95 to $6.50 [Fur-lined, pigskin, or cape- skin. Gloves for ess, for driving, for all occasions. Robes ..... $10 to $25 Flannel, (plain or striped) and silk (plain or self- figured). Shirts ...... $1.95 to 85 Fine quality broadcloth, well tailored, and pre-shrunk. White, plain colors, figured patterns. — Also — T FITTST S29503 YOV 14 QI -..... 3233 335383 FRIVINOVI\ KNERIVEY 383> “The Largest Store of Its Kind in New Britain” NORWOOD ' CLOTHES 274-76 MAIN STREET "g‘h PRINE RS IS S ANP288323C323822 3¢ T oler