New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], October 23, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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'"W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925.
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Golden-Glow
NUTS
See Our Window
Display
Candy Dept.
THE
DICKINSON
i DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIN ST.
AND YOU'LL OWN
A HORSFALL
OVERCOAT
TOO IF .
Tou'll come within seeing (lis
tanca Ot these coats or within
hearing distance ot whaffouier
men are saying about them.
If you can bo impressed by
vr earments mat will in i
weeUs have left an Impression on
every street in Hartford.
Tfvnu are particular to e
that your 50 to 60 works as
hard for you as you ma lor u.
If your wife, sister or sweet
heart -' one of these models on
someone else.
OVERCOATS
$50 ,o
New Fall Sweaters,
$60
H0RSFALES
95"99jsulumStm
"II Pays to Buy Our Kind"
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Glassware
" I ' o s t o r I ft " Glass Salad
I'lalcs (open stock), 38c
eaeh; amber or green,
neautiful Footed Custards ur
Sherbets with handle, to
niateh plates, S-jC. each.
Highest Quality Iridescent
Goblets or Sherbets, Fostorla
made, luster guaranteed not
to wah oiil, 7 le each.
Chinaware
100 New Hand-Painted Bon
bon l)islies:$1.00 -value. For
Saturday OHe. each.
Imported "W edge wood"
Typo Mower Vases, special
nt J5I.00 each.
ll-Pleee Coffee or Chocolate
fccls for Saturday only $8.55.
Candy
Mastcrplcc Chocolates, -nrlel.
in bulk, for Saturday
2 lb., for 1.5.
Fresh Salted Peanuts special
Tor Saturday :tc per "'
ream Sugar Wafer, assort
ed flavors, 00c lb.
Complete Assortment
of Hallowe'en Novelties
The Burritt
Gift Shop
c.
72 West Mai Street
The Squibb
Educational
Contest
The one yon read about to
nil Hie li-adinz magazine)
IS MV IN I l l.fi SWING
Hi-re is the 1Mh question:
There are 10 oilier questions.
II,. I wilt: Tills Is still
mierr. lilli can be olvcl
,,nh liv coming to our more.
$25,000
(iiven Away by
Squibb & Sons
for tbe Best Answer
Couie to our store and re-i-cUc
full particulars.
squiMi Week tar! tomor
row nml will last until Oi l.
31. We will give you FKI.r.
a full-size package of
Squlhh's Aplrin Tablets with
eaili "?. purchase f
Sqiiibb's products. Our up
plv Is limited. Come early!
AXELR0DS
PHARMACY
S2 PARK STREET
(Corner Meadow)
Phone l3a
EXPLAINS SIORY OF DELAY
IN SENDING FIRE ALARM
Fireman Misunderstands Town Clerk
Woodruff' Statement About
Not Having Five Cent Piece
Town Cleric Arthmr Woodruff of
Berlin voluntarily telephoned to
William Hojan of the Southern New
England Telephone Co., today and
stated that there was no delay In
sending In an alarm for fire In Ken
sington yesterday. The Herald last
night printed a statement from Chief
William J. Noble of the Are depart,
ment that he had been Informed an
operator In the New Britain tele
phone exchange refused to allow the
telephone appeal to the fire depart
ment to come through until a nickel
had been dropped In the telephone
coin box.
When Mr. Woodruff tried to K-l
the New Britain department he did
not have a nickel handy. He ex
plained his predicament to the op
erator and says she connected him
immediately with the department.
Later he mentioned the incident in
the presence of a Ureman, who un
derstood that there had been a de
lay because Mr. Woodruff did not
have a five cent piece. The fireman
repealed the story to another fire
man, who told Chief Noble. The
chief was of tho Impression, that a
delay had been caused by the ob
stinacy of an operator. Mr. Hogan
says he has talked with others who
were Interested In having an alarm
sent to the New Britain department
and they say thf the service was
satisfactory.
Student Held for
Passing Bad Checks
New Haven, Oct. 23 W) Francis
Body Trawlck Of Bu'jna Vista, Va.
a member of the class of 1828, Shef
field Scientific school, who Is wanted
here on a charge of passing bad
checks totalling 1250, was brought
to New Haven yesterday from
Poughkeepsie, He Is being held
under bonds of 13,000. Asked If he
knew anyone who would go his
bonds, the youth stated that he
wished to be locked up.
SECOND FATALITY.
Providence, R. I., Oct'. 23 The
second death as a result of a mo
tor accident near East Greenwich
Sunday afternoon occurred here
yesterday. Patrick Feeley of Provi
dence, an occupant of a car which
left the puost road near the Hilltop
Inn, East Greenwich, and struck a
tree, died in Rhode Island hospital
of his Injuries. Leo J. Benjamin of
Providence, driver of the ear, was
instantly killed. One other escaped
serious Injury. ,
TO MEET IN NEBRASKA. .
Washington, Oct. 23 Iff) Omaha,
Nebraska, was selected by the su
preme council of the Scottish Rite
Masons of the southern jurisdiction
today, as their 1926 meeting place.
Tho date for next year's meeting
was set at October 25.
Victrola 80
Was $110
$55
NOW.
BUY NOW
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HENRY
J 365 MAIN ST. VICTROLAS, RADIO, PIANOS Opp. MYRTLE ST. '
BUSINESS IS GOOD
Connecticut Textile MlUa Now Are
' Running Very CJoee to Their Ca
pacity, Report Show.
Washington, Oct. it (Connec
ticut textile mills are running close
to capacity, the figures on the cot
ton spinning industry icsued yetter
day by the bureau of the census of
the department of commerce ehowed.
On Sept. 30 1,021,206 spindles out
ef a total ot 1.20M90 were In mo
tion.
Plainneld, Oct. 23 W Most of the
textile mills In northeastern Connec
ticut are not only, running o full
time, but the Tolume of or-s In
hand gives promise of a Tery busy
winter. It la said In manufacturing
circles that the outlook In cotton and
woolen Industry In Connecticut mills
Is the best In several years.
FORMALLY ARRAIOXCH
Southampton, England, Oct. 23 W)
Thomas A. Towers, first officer of
the Canadian Pacific liner Mellta,
was arraigned today and remanded
for one week on a charge, of mur
dering Captain Arthur Haywood
Clews while tho vessel was at Ant
werp. Towers looked dazed, but
made no n'ffn when the .charge was
rued. ,
FORCED INTO BANKRUPTCY
New Haven, Oct '23 WVrAn In.
voluntary petition to adjudge, the
Arthur Woolen mill of Moodus a
bankrupt was filed In the United
States district court yesterday. No
figures were given of debts and ns
sets In the papers, which had been
prepared by a New Tork city law
firm.
Renier, Pickiiardt & Dunn
131 MAIN ST.
Jack
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SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
MEMORIAL DISCUSSED
Bridge at South tnd Park or Bronte
Statu With Slab Under
Consideration..
Two proposed memorial to the
veterans of the Spanish-American
War, one In the form of a memorial
bridge at the South Main street en-
trance-to Willow Brook, park, and
the other In the form of a bronze
soldier with a slab on which would
be Inscribed the deeds of the Span
ish War Veteran wore . discussed
last night at the memorial commit
tee's first meeting..
Alderman W. H. Judd was elect
ed chairman of the committee which
consists of representatives of the
common council and the park board
and of A. O. Hammond Camp, U. 8.
W. V, Chairman W. F. Brooks of
the park board proposed the bridga
idea which he felt would be service
able and at the same time a fitting
memorial. Col. W. W, Bullen pro
duced pictures of the bronze figure
which in a replica of one now In
New Haven.
After a discussion It was voted to
have sketches of a memorial bridge,
specifications! and estimates of cost
prepared by the park department
architect.
31!5 VISIT COOMIHIFS
Washington. Oct. 23- VP Presir
dent and Mrs. Coolldge received In
the blue room of the White House
today 325 membors of the Congrega
tional young people's pilgrimage,
who are here attending the Congre
Igationr.list convention, .After the
reception the president posed with
his guests for ft picture.
PHONE li09-S
Tar Togs for
Little Miss
Dresses with snap which only the real makers
of lilfh class dresses can attain. Sizes 6
to 18.
Jack Tar Togs also, for the little ones, from
a to 6 years.
Togs for the little toy, 6 to 8 years.
Warm Underwear and Hosiery for the little
folks.
Hats, Gloves anil Sleeping Garments for the
little ones.
Warm Underwear and Hosiery; also Sleeping
Garments for Women. '
GENUINE
At Exactly
last shipment of VICTROLAS at
received from the factory arid if
money SELECT NOW-
Victrola 400 11
m ! Was $250
if NOW... $125 a
Make your selection NOW for immediate or future
delivery or if you want, make a $1.00 deposit
and
JOIN OUR XMAS MUSIC CLUB
MORANS & SONS .
WITH LOADED GLASS
O'Mara Saws Evidence and
Captures Man as Well
With a small whiskey glass In his
hand, containing the evidence and
his victim running up Grove street,
Sergeant Patrick J. O'Mnra had a
difficult proposition to cope with
last night to salvage both, but by
skillful manipulation of the glass, he
managed to keep pace with Walter
Mazewskl of 31 Lyman street until
the man became winded and col
lapsed to the sidewalk near the
Washington school, O'Mara placed
the man under arrest and Jie was
arraigned before Judge Benjamin
W, Ailing In police court this morn
ing. He entered a plea of not guilty
and the case was continued until
Tuesday for trial. Atty. Michael
Sexton appeared for him.
Sergeant O'Mara and Detective
Sergeant George C. Ellinger went to
Mazewskl's place last night and
found 'the man at a sink pouring
liquor from a large glass Into a
small one. They jumped at him
quickly and, managed to grab the
glasses before they were emptied
Into the sink. O'Mara was standing
In the store with the glass of liquor
In his hand when Mazewekt made a
EASY WEEKLY , PAYMENTS
Ladies' and Misses'
Coats and Dresses
Newest Styles
Finest Fabrics
Beautiful Colors
$14.50
$55.00
Use Your Credit
Open Saturday Eve,
half-price his
you want to
dash out of the door and towards
Orov street. Detective Sergeant
Elllnger bad gone to search another
part of the premises so O'Mara had
to chase the proprietor as well as
hold onto the evidence.
Daniel Fitipatrlck, local taxi drlv
er, was discharged on a charge of
trespassing on railroad property by
parking his taxi In front of the sta
tion Saturday night. Fltxpatrlck,
represented by Atty. David L, Dunn,
told the court that he had an ap
pointment with a customer at the
station Saturday night at 8 o'clock
and had drove his machine there to
keep it. The man had arrived a few
minutes before, so I'ltzpatrlck. said
that he walked over to the Delaney
hotel to see if he was there. He met
the man and walked back to the
station with him, and the two drove
jam-ay. Fllzpatrlek s passenger was
scheduled to arrive In the city on
ia train from Berlin, which arrived
i In the station about five minutes be
fore Kltzpatr.lck parked his car.
Judge Ailing warned Kitzpatrtck to
be careful in the future about park
ing his machine.
GIVE PIANO RECITAL,.
riano pupils who-have been re
ceiving Instruction under the direc
tion of Organist B.-E. Hallett in
connection with the free course
given by the John A. Andrews Co.
io purchasers of instruments gave a
recital last evening at Mr. Hallett's
sludlo. Edward Schrnelter, baritone,
unil Charles Moore, tenor, assisted;
Harold llarke rendered violin solos.
Twenty-five pupils participated in
the recital.
Men's and Young Men's
Suits and Overcoats
Noted for Good Looks
Tailored for Service
Priced for Savings
$22.50
$55 00
Buy on Payments
Victrola 100
Was $150
S7C
NOW.
BUY NOW
East Terms
fnj."ia'i itV 5 -1 I
1 S Radio Adaptable M 1
$100 I I
SATURDAY
If 05
Morning Specials From 7 A. M. to 11 A. M.
Lean Fresh OA
SHOULDERS, lb UC
Reef H r
POTATOES, peck OUC
SS. STEAKS . . lb. 39c
PORTERHOUSE Ml WWW we v
All Day
ROAST PORK ft 25c.
SMALL FRESH HAMS v 32c
PRIME RIB ROASTS tt 28c
ROAST VEAL lb 25c
LAMB LAMB
LEGS GENUINE LAMB lb 35c
LAMB FORES ' -' 22c
LAMB CHOPS m lb 35c
LAMB STEW
Best Frankforts . . lb ISc
Fresh Cut Hamburg lb 18c
SUGR
1 f lb cloth C C
lU sack OO I
Kellof?g's Corn Flakes and
WHITE LOAF FLOUR
EVAPORATED MILK
EARLY JUNE PEAS
Fancy Sugar Corn
z cans
Pink Salmon, 2 cans . . 29c
Pure Cocoa, 2-lb can 25c
Confectionery Sugar
2, lbs , lac
White Rose Tuna, can 23c
White Rose Chicken ,.
jurotn, A cans . v. . . . tat
WEDGWOOD
CREAMERY-
PARKSDALE t ARM
BEST PURE LARD
Good Luck Oleo
34c lb
Nucoa Nut Oleo
30c lb
CALIF. SUNKIST ORANGES dozen 39c
LARGE RIPE BANANAS ..' dozen 25c
EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT . . . ... 2 for 25c
Sound Yellow Onions
6 lbs 25c
Solid Hed Cabbage lb 5c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes
6 lbs 25c
Carrots or Parsnips
2 lbs 15c
Fancy Bleached Celery
bunch 20c
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MILK . . t cansaSUC
P. & G. White
Naptha n . .. Ofi.
SOAP 'O cakes t
Specials
IB 16c
Large Fowl lb 42c
Roasting Chickens .lb 45c
OC lb doth di An
ttJ sack 9 1 ntw
Post Toasties, 2 packages 19c
sack $1.23
3 cans 29c
2 cans 25c
Solid Packed Tomatoes
2 cans 23c
Calif. Peaches, can .. 25c
Premier Salad Dressing
bottle 33c
Uneeda Biscuit
2 packages lie
Quick Cook Oats
package 10c-25c
Royal Lunch 2'i-lb box 38c
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CD
Butter 2 lbs. $1.05
EGGS ........ 2 dozen 87c
, 2 lbs 39c
First Prize Oleo
30e lb
Yellow Globe Turnips
peck ............. 39c
Cape Cod Cranberries
quart 15c
Iceberg Lettuce head 15c
Fancy Baldwin Apples
3 quarts........... 23c
Native Spinach, peck 35c
Value, Men!
-Black Cdliltin
-Qoodyear Heel
-Solid Oak Solet
-Tough and Stylish
-Fits Fin
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