New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], August 18, 1920, Image 2

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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A GOOD TIME
to refinish your floors inside and outside the
house, and do other renovating, is while
ON YOUR VACATION
Lest you forget, better ring us up, 359
and we'll do the rest.
We hold the Key to Cleanliness and
Comfort.
not Weather
flAtlt with m ItaUi Bruh
fit ity faucet.
roo
jiowkr
massage
ju'iwdowv
ll in One
$4.00
THE
aw-
on Drug Co.
71 Uain Street
Office Will Be
Degrees Cooler
Tropical Suit
Men well a tho
hliij man Mioulil up.
0 ttMit comfort to Ih
m n of the light
nmrr Kulfa.
EMylc and racrllcnUjrn
ejr are- very dcwlrahlc
ppnttlvc, too.
kL KOOI.KKNNY'
M,M IlKACir
r mm Kit hi rrn at
, DMOOITKTI
inpanti
Jto Buy Our Kind.
Wi i Oom All Iay
m During August.
UYLVM ST.
ITEMS
cents 5(teton Shoe,
'o. -odvt.
rsa school opens fcpt.
board, rlvlnff tha of.
nrt hour f fch city
been Installed in City
ea school opens Sept.
F,COMMKNITIOX.
recommendation ha
aa yt by the special
tee on the matter of
Kfw Urltaln liar an-
f of the council c ham
uli rt room. It la prot.
ommlttee will hold a
nine and draw a rea-
hn It. J. Klcharda and
ended Monday'a meet-
taring to Judaea John
nd Oeorire W. Klett.
a quorum could take
MAS IN noiv..
baaln wm recently
rr street and the
waa not firmly bed.
(Kelconta, of 7 Beav-
trlvlng Ma homo on
d had Just turned Into
horse's foot went Into
the catch Imaln work.
bled unit fell. Injur
police were noltned
n notlHea the board
mow HOME.
aged 1, waa report-
i her home at 104
t laat nlht. Tha
f tha police etatea
a been iron nine
. Who la nv ft two
t and welirha about
r AMPUTATE.
Of Charlea Nelaon
I yeeterdayi afternoon
t factory while malt
itra. waa reported aa
morning at the hoe-
(expected that ampu-
ceaeary although hla
taaehtd. Dr. John L.
danee.
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THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY
35 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn.
Taints Wall Papers Window Shades.
The Room of Hospitality
Isn't it true the dining room reflects the spirit of
hospitality? Haven't you spent some very happy
memorable hours in the dining rooms of your friends?
The atmosphere of a perfectly appointed room
remains with you. You remember charming, cor
rectly designed furniture.
Is it not possible your own dining room would
be more charming a greater pleasure to you if it
contained a new, beautiful, period suite?
The above illustration is only one of many
suites now on our floor. Come early your slection
will be better.
(Credit if you wish it)
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BOOZE CONTINUES
TO FLOOD MARKET
Home Brew Bottle Occupies
Place in Police Court Today
Kcports that u woman had been
stabbed yesterday nftcrnonn about a
o'clock la u drunken brawl lit the
rear of the Adkln.i l'linUim (tympany
reached the Ciirw of TinMV Odlcrr
Kred Wattner and h Inirncd to lh
scene. He found liry Knrhonlk stt
tfna; In the yard with blood M ream
ing from several bruises and with
her clothins torn to shreds. Inves
tigation revealed that Mary -and a
boarder, Metro Stucco. had been
drinking home biew alt afternoon and
became embroiled In an argument
over European affair thai remitted
In a fiid fight. Hoth were placed
under arrest on charaee of drunken
neen and assault. Today, Mary was
fined IS and costs and Metro $10
and cents.
fYknul AU In Toll.
Peter Jaleekle. a friend, who had
eupplled the drtnkablea reached a
celt about half an hour before Mary
and Metro arrived at the police eta
Hon, he, having- been locked up by
Traffic Policeman Clarence Urn
rhere when he refuted to leave the
etatlnn. II claimed to have been aa
eaulted hy Mary and Metro after ho
aupplled them with a quart of liquor,
A flna of $10 and coeta waa Impoacd.
Icnlnt WJtli llenaott.
Augunt HMtsn appeared In court
ihla morning and requeeted. that ha
ha given a hearth en a chtrn of
drunkennean far which ha forfeited
a IIS bond yesterday. His requeue waa
(ranted. Deneon'a employer a a
character witnrsn. credited him with
being an industrious worker worthy
f knirnt consideration. A fine of
$10 and ennta wh handed down.
mnk Hut IOntl.
Altboinch he didn't know how It
happened. "aiimar bronu very frank
ly admitted that h-5 waa drunk yes
terday, and paid a fine of $10 and
coats. Patrolman Thomaa Tlerney
arrested the licensed on Park atreet
at 3 o'clock Ihla niornlns. Caaimar
refuacd to co home and ;nited upon
flRhtlnp. he aaid.
MuM SnMrt family.
John Apetx wan ordered to furnish
a bond of $700 to Rive $35 a week
for a period of dx months toward
the support of hta wife and four chll.
dren or in lieu thereof to spend tho
next six months in Jn 11. John took
the former course. Thi accused has
Kivcn nothlnir toward the support of
his family for the past four months,
although he has been earning $55
weekly In a Hrooklyn foundry. The
wife has been receiving aid from
the city d urine his absence. Her old
est child Is seven years of age and
the youngest, one year.
lohti lllamc Hoarder.
John cl-Hms to have much trouble
through his wife's attentions to her
bonrders. It was on that account that
he moved to this city from Webster.
Maes., two years a no. he aa.ld. and
for the same reason he left her at
Kaater this year. He expressed hia
willingness to support her if ahe will
put the boarder out.
Oeaf Mute Sentenced.
John Nicholson waa sentenced to
20 days in Jail and nned $10 and
coata for assaulting Karl Kupa In
the North and Judd plant yesterday.
Tha Jail sentence waa later reduced
to 10 daya. .Nicholson, who Is deaf,
thought Kupa and another young
man were poking fun at htm be
cause of hla misfortune so he pulled
tha offender off a ladder and admin,
latered a beating to him.
Tho arcueed claimed ho atruck in
aelf defense after the bya carried
their antlca too far and began to
atrlke him. Ha admitted, mtfr beta
What a lot of argument there used
to be about a woman driving an
automobile
TODAY she can "make a
train" or fix a tire as well
as anybody.
As soon as a luxury becomes
a necessity the point of view
changes.
Two or three years ago you
would have listened to more
varying opinions about tires
than you could shake a stick
at Mileages, construction,
treads and whatnot.
It's different now. Tire users
are working towards a unani
mous feeling.
You express it one way
the man down the street
another. But sifted down it
amounts to this:
That the only way to settle
SeJecf your tir u
cording to the road
thoy hav to travel:
In aftody or hilly coun
try, wherever the going ia
apt to be heavy The
U. S. Nobby.
KWU. CORD -NOeSY-CHAIN-USaO -PtAIIl
your tire problem is to get a tire
of known value and stick to it
We recommend and sell
U. S. Tires because their value
is known.
There's no guess about it
It was the U. S. quality
policy which led to the per
fection of the straight -side
automobile tire, the pneumatic
truck tire two of the greatest
additions to tire value that
have ever been made.
As representatives of the
oldest and largest rubber con
cern in the world, we are in a
position to tell you something
about tire values. Come in
some day and talk to us.
For ordinary country
roada The U. S. Chain
or Uaco.
For front wheels The
U. S. Plain.
For beat results ovary
wAaro U. S. Royal Cord.
United States Tores
ELM STREET
questioned bylhe Judge, that ho ha
encaged In prlz-flKhting: aeveral
times. 1'cllow workmen character
ized him as antagonistic.
Trwli Iricr KYrr-d.
Judgment waa suspended in tho ;
c: se of Vrancis Tanjfuay, charped '
wi: reckless driving as a result of
a collision with B. Stein's car a week
ac yesterday. The impact came as
both cats reached the intersection of
Kim and Chestnut streets at the same
time. Stein's car. the lighter of the '
two. waa rather badly damased. Iaw- I
yet- Harry H. Milkowitz represented
Tantruay's interests.
Stein's claim was that he was
crossing the Intersection, after blow
ing his horn, at the rate of 10 miles
an hour when Tang-uay's car came
speeding alonp and crafhed into him.
Tang-nay claimed a reversal of the
facta as alven by the complainant,
showing- In addition that he had the
right of way.
HEADACHE
TRY IT AND K COMFORTABLE
p.
"1 ITS LIQUID QUICK Err-"
STENOGRAPHY
and
TYPEWRITING
Private Lessons Given
H. C.WHEELER
489 Park St
Beauty
is a Blessing
to every woman, but good
health is vitally important.
Attention to liyer, kidneys
and bowels will - improve
beauty and health.
are a boon to women, be
cause they regulate the func
tions of all these organs
without any irritation or dis
agreeable effect
Quick Results-Herald Classified Advts
CHAS. DILLON & CO.
HARTFORD
This Store Closetf Mondays Daring Aujrast
SPECIAL VALUES IN
SUMMER APPAREL
If you are looking for some worth while values this week com
in today and we will give you an opportunity to eeeure bargains
that will amaze you.
ORGAXDrE FROCKS
S9.0S WERK $12.00
All the pastel shades, some plain and others' dotted are Included
In this assortment. The popular navy blue organdiea trimmed with
touches of white are also in this assemblage.
TRICOLETTE BliOfSES
2.75, WERE $4,50.
They are here in profusion and In all colors from white through
to brown and navy blue. They sell as fast as wa put them on the
tables; if you aie interested come earjy.
PECX..Ii DOLLAR BARGAINS
Aide. '.THIS WEEK.
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