New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], January 18, 1921, Image 2

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 1921.
LETT CENSURES
: JITNEY DRIVER
jlair Treatment ol Business
Rival Causes Grosco's Arrest
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$4 shirts
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gratitude
In men for
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neighbors
PVIOSON.
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rrosecutor George W. Klett mound
ed a warning in pollee court this
morning that public service car drlv
m who employ method in beating
down competition such as those em
ployed by Douls Orosco last week, will
be en1t with harshly. C.roftco wa on
trial for assaulting Louis Demits, sn
other bus driver. The accuseU oper
ates one of the cars on the French
line, running to Oorbin nvenue. while
Demltz, a new comer, run over the
same route. When tho new man open
ed hla line he announced a five cent
faro. Oroseo had been chancing: six
ccnti. After repeated threats, which
were brought to tho attention of Traf
fic rollceman Fred Wagner, Grosco
went to Dcmltx car Saturday, and
after tearing a side curtain off the
vehicle, struck tho driver. Hi arre.it
followed. Today a fine of $10 and
cont war imposed.
The prosecutor after recommending
alio flno scorod the driver for hla un
Kentlemnnly conduct, warnln? him
that a repetition of the offence would
lo reported to the motor vehicle com.
rnl!floncr with a request that his driv
er' llcenao te taken away.
A $15 flno was handed down in the
caso of Thomas Manning, charged
with breach of the peace. He wu
represented by lawyer Michael Sex
ton. His attorney explained that the
accused had reen drinking for several
day. Saturday he went Into Kieinent
Kalkowski's saloon on Main street
where some ono slipped a revolver In
to hti pocket. The bartender refused
to nerve him a drink, whereupon he
becamo boisterous, it was alleged. Ilia
arrest and the finding of the gun on
his penson. followed. Manning told
the conirt he had never owned a gun
n nd waa not aware that it waa on hla
person. Judge J. II. Klrkham placed
him on probation to pay the fine.
The non-support case In which
Howard I). Wheeler, a(od 32. of Bris
tol, is charged with neglecting and re
fusing to support his wife, was con
tinued until Saturday morning. The
continuance will give him an oppor
tunity to secure legal counsel.
WEEKLY PROGRAM AT
Y. M. C. A. ARRANGED
Former Secretary Fagg Will
Address Meeting Next Snnday
General Secretary Clarence 11
Barnes, has secured Fred D. Fagg,
State Y. M. C. A . secretary of Con
necticut, to speak at the local "Y"
Sunday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. Mr.
Fagg was formerly T. M. C. A. secre
tary here and will be welcomed to
New Britain by many of his old
friends.
The first supper of the Fellowship
club will be held Friday evening at
6:45 o'clock- The members of this
group will bowl from 5 to 6:20 o'clock
and then meet for supper and an
add rows. It is expected that these
affairs will bo even more popular than
formerly-
Keon Interest is being taken In
bowling. Mr. Barnes has had the
alleys' Ailed up with plates which
Insure a perfectly smooth surface on
which the pins are set and Increases
the pin fall. High score last erentng
was made by James Parsons with
115. Lost week Richard Hultgren
rolled 125. Walter Nelson holds the
alley record with 131. Several teams
are rolling In duck pin leagues. To
day the Teachers club play at 4
o'clock and the Methodist Sunday
school roll In the evening. Wednes
day the Viking Athletic club will use
I III niirjn. l uui pmj in iii(u kiivui
club will play and Friday the first
games of the Fellowship club will be
played and Nelson's team will foil
Parsons team In the Y. M. x C. A
league. Saturday afternoon Dehm's
team will play Knsworth's team
Thursday evenjng the "Y" basket
ball teem will play the crack Man
chester five and a grtat game Is expected.
DAY
",ERT L. MILLS'
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WE HAND YOU BACK $2.00 ON EVERY PAIR OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S1 SHOES
PURCHASED ON THE MAIN FLOOR TOMORROW ONLY
BARGAIN BASEMENT
$1.00 HANDED BACK
on Every Pair of Men's, Women's Boys', Misses
and Children's Shoes Purchase " in Our Bar
gain Basement Tomorrow Only
HOSIERY SPECIAL
Women's Burson Hose
50c Value
PAIR $1-00
Women's Fibre Silk
79c regular price.
2.
PAIR
$1.00
Women's Out Sizes
Cream color.
50c value.
PAIR $100
Women's "Phoenix" Hose
Black Fibre Silk
$1.50 grade.
$1.00 Pair.
1 Choice of Women's
$2.00 Slippers
$1.00
Misses' and Children's Shoes
"Waltons" Seconds
$1.00 Pair
Children's Red
$1.00 Slippers
$1.00
2
PAIR
Women's Rubbers
2 $1.00
PAIR
Children's $1.00 Leggins
PAIR $100
Boys' Rubbers
$1.00
2
PAIR
Women's $1.50 Spats
$1.00
Pair.
Children's Rubbers
2
PAIR
$1.00
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Men's light and heavy weight
50c Socks
3
PAIR
$1.00
Men's 50c Hole proof Socks,
Lisle, all colors no black.
PAIR $100
Men's 75c Tripletoe Lisle
Socks
PAIR $1Q0
Boys' Ribbed Stockings
Regular 50c grade.
Tomorrow
PAIR $ 1 00
$3.00 Felt Boots I Infants' Shoes Pacs, Lace Leather Tops 3'75 AJ P Boots
$l00ALeg PAIR $1-00 $l00ALeg $2.75
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Main Floor.
$2.00 OFF.
DU1J
BARGAIN BASEMENT
$1.00 OFF
Pay what the red tag rc
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