New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1916, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, Our goods being ad- vantageously displayed, prices plainly marked and a large and com- petent sales force, as- sures you a saving of time in making up your “list of gifts. “QUALITY THE VERY BEST, PRICES THE LOWEST.” And get the benefit of our immense and beauti- ful selection of Jewelry, Watches, Watch Brace- lets, Diamonds, Silver- ware, Cut Glass and Ivory, suitable for Christmas Gifts. Our assortment of VICTRO- LAS is complete from the smallest $15 to the largest $300, and if you are planning to give your family a VICTROLA for CHRISTMAS we urge you to select your favor- ite instrument NOW. ©Our TERMS are right, SERVICE the BEST. LARGEST ASSORT- MENT OF RECORDS IN THE STATE. HENRY MORANS NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 321 MAIN STREET. City ltems Gift Certificates Ksk about them.—advt, Give him an Overcoat. eland’s, of course.—adv [ The ideal gift, silk hosiery. fhoe Shop.—advt. Goodness of ‘4 advt. Rev. John E. Fay addressed embers of Bishop Tierney Assembly, ourth Degree, K, of C., last evening n, “Characteristics of a Gentleman.” See the muffiers Besse- Damon’s Aunt at Wilson's.—advt Carload of Christmas tre 2 jived at Volz's greenhous Diamongd M, C. LeWitt. Our Neckwear at Juality and style, fisewhere for $1.00, See for your- If. Besse-Leland Co.—advt. Jahes F. ome on Trinity street by illness. Wrist Watches, y...C dvt. / ‘White tissue and. Xmas packag immings at Adkins, §6 Church St.— dvt. We are showing white and colored Inen handkerchiefs; nch under- ear, blouses from $3 mas. Buckley & Whalen’s, rumbull street, Hartford.—advt, 5e, A Candy Cane given to every child ANS AS {;.SP'EL-,D XHLM | HEN you give an Ansco, you start a chain ofhappiness that begins on Christ- mas morn- ingandadds to itself every time a P picture is snapped through- out the year. The Ansco Vest-Pock- et Camera is so compact and light you will always want it with you. Fine enlargements can be made from its pictures. Several styles and sizes; $7 up. Other Ansco models are priced from $2 up. Clark & Brainerd Drug Store, 181 MAIN ST. * Vacuum Bottles You can not think of a more serviceable or practical Christmas Gift at anywhere near the price. Vacuum Bottles, Carafes, Lunch Sets, Boxes, etc. Prices from ICKINS QDRU(I;{CO.. at Besse-Leland’s. | Delia’s Bread.” | | the considering cannot be bought | White is confined to his | LeWitt.— and up for | 212 | accompanied by parent at Besse- Leland's—advt, See the Neckwear at Wilson's.— advt { N. D. Hancock has been discharged | from the local hospital where he un- | | derwent treatment | | Christmas Checks cashed at Besse- | Leland’s.—advt. | See the mufflers at Wilson’s.—advt. | , Rubbers at Bess ‘ Leland’s.—advt. Christmas Club s to splendid of one of tho Kavanaugh Shop, ford. Tempting pr cut prices. to Yote on Nominees Dec. 28 vings can be nsml‘ ¢ by the purchase | At the meeting of the New Britain council, O. U. A. M., last evening the first nomination of officers took place. The second nomination will be held next Tuesday evening. Election will take place on the evening of Decem- ber. 28. In connection with next week’s meeting a delegation from Nothan Hale council of Bristol will attend as some Bell city representa- | tives will be initiated. 40 Pratt s prevail—advt. Green- Last . ngelist wood at Peop h tonight, meeting of the week.—advt. Our Toy Dep ment now open. Gladding's, 4 Chestnut street.—advt. Rubbers at Besse- Leland’s.—advt. Frederick Beale of Syracuse, N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James ath of Lake streel, Orchestra every afternoon at Besse- d’s from 3 to 0 p. m.—advt, cut prices. Following the initiatory work refreshments will be served. will go to PIun\lllP this ing to at- e Council- of Santa Claus every afternoon from 3 to 5:30 p. m. at Besse-Leland's —aavt | > 7:27 o'clock trolley See the White Way at Besse-Leland's him an - Overcoat. Besse- of course.—advt. M. C. Lewitt Give 1 White Rose camp, R. Leland's, ast night when the met following officers Fine jewelry, advt. Gift Cert tes at Besse | Ask about them.—advt. Wilson's.—advt. . Daniel Kildufr. rs. Bush. Irs. Lord. Joelson. . Buckley. iary n > Convention :Donald. rah Buckley. will be installed at the z in January. Martha Chapter, O. Following are the ne s of Martha Che thy \ll(lnn—\ _eland’s. | See the muffler at Gladai 4 Chestnut St, McDonald. Diamond Lavallier, M. C. LeWitt.— i mas Checks cashed at Besse- | | Leland’s.—advt. i John Miltern, " been selecied to “Camble 1 actor, has lead in s now re- ! the local play 1n which in New York. See the Neckwear at Wilson's.— advt. PROMO QUININTE.™ Only One ¢ & full name . Jennie Goddard. - Iton Mason Associate (‘Ond\nhr\«--—\h‘# Ge: v~ — The society 1 hold a (‘Iln\(m ree celebration BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. ‘Those nominated as o w Britain Nest of Ow .. Thompson. . P. Marsh and . Driscoll. Aaron Pinkus . LaBlanche, W. Conley, 1oor and J. LaRlanche. Picket ntinel- 1sician- Warden—.J Physician . Evans. R Dolflinger. Hickey Dr. Thomas Mulligan. St. Joseph's Y James Mc president of S ociety, the other Vice President Fnancial tecording ng Men. bheen elected Universal § | The o fl | director: they will nom and report their s The pres appoint a program of on. in next meeting. authorized to ' to pre ports for the wint LS \(mnmll« New B Eag At the mee of the Lunch Otto S. Schmar Louis Jurdean. ‘illiam M. Schuey. Treasur ved Jurgen. Chaplain—Frank Thor Inside Guard—Robe Outside Guard—Ge Trustee—1Willlam Kramer Physician—Dr. Joseph Walsh The officers will be ins the $1.50 up. ON 169-171 MAIN STREERY |LODGES ASSEMBLE | 10 NAME OFFICERS % New Britain Council, 0. U. A. M., § Members of the local lodge | § ana | | first meeting in January by State | Trustee Bdwara Manney of Merlden, 1918. WHITE LEAD For Painting purposes was made 300 Years Before Christ. We have none of this in stock but we do have CARTER’S WHITE LEAD and every ounce of it is guaranteed absolutely pure. NOW is the time to place your order with us for FALL PAINTING, especially exterior work. We guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Frankiia Square. Hew Gritala, Gona. i J. M. HALLINAN, Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. What is Christmas without good OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS CANDY, such we had during our child- hood days, RIBBON CANDY and ASSORTED CUT ROCK and don’t forget the CANDY CANES. RIBBON CANDY and CUT ROCK 2 lbs boxes 40c. CANES, all sizes and prices. OUR OWN MILK CHOCOLATE COATED CREAMS in all size packages, 60c per Ib. SUNSHINE CHOCOLATES, 40c per Ib. Have plenty of cand y around for the young folks when they come home for the Holidays. By getting your candy here from the makers you may be sure of its being PURE and WHOLESOME. At the Baking Counter we have a supply . of CHRISTMAS COOKIES, made after the real GER- MAN recipes. HONEY CAKES, ANISE DROPS, and LEBKUCHEN. Saturday we will have our full line of BATH BEIIE\ISS’ COFFEE CAKES, WREATHS and STUL- L . CREAM OF WHEAT and N. E. BREAD are now being made in 5¢, 8c and 10c¢ sizes. It’s food value is unsurpassed. REAL GLUTEN BREAD .15¢ per loaf BUMPERNICKEL 10c per loaf HOME MADE MINCE and PUMPKIN PIES fresh every day. The Delicatessen Department will take care of your supper problems when vou are busy with your HOLIDAY shopping. MEATS, of all kinds, SALADS, to suit all tastes. “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM.” “There’s a Reason.” Sunday Ice Cream Special CHOCOLATE WAL- NUT, 80c qt. One delivery on Sunday, 11 a. m. Get your Christmas Ice Cream order in early as we will have but one dellvery that day, 11 a. m. HALLINAN'S CASH STORE | 142 MAIN STREET THAY WILL DELIGHT EVERYONE. Not ordinary so-called “Christmas P'ipetenes % bui the fine papers of the hest manufacturers special- ly boxed for Christmas Gifts. There are iinens, lawns, bonds, parchments and hand made papers in wide variety of shapes and sizes. Sheets and cards with envelopes to match— from a single quire bex to a whole year’s supply. We believe you will pronounce the assor tment the best you have ever seen, Boxes from 25¢ to $3.00. with Jioth but * SWISS STRIGTLY NEUTRAL 02 2o with- think T that cco between on the m\mm aring. ! New President Insists Country Wil Show Favges to Neither Side But nisunc Switzerland and point of complet Paris, Dec, 15, 5:1 Edmund | Schulthess, the nev lent of | Switzerland, in an interview with the Berne corre rdent of the Petit Journ the intent country Will Guard Own Integeity. policy of Swit dictated by our t ., cven by our d will remain neutrality tov a neutra resolution nd exhibition but a sample lesson of t work done rcek. The T order ollowed: “The economic position of Switzer- | HART FORD Give Her GLOVES for ' Christmas Gift THEY WILL BE APPRECIATED Our assortments of Gloves are nov at their best, with all the best makes, in all the newest shades at the LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY, Pretty Cihristmas Box Given With Each Special attention arders which are promptly filled A complete assortment of Children's Wristed Woolen Glo in grey and white The Pelvoux 2 erseam French white stitching, w black embroide ¥, brown, ivory and n —(ll\ll \|nHmvl \Io( mail and given to carefully paint stitching or black, at, pair, $1.2 o Cape Gloves, pmm n pearl white, ivory, 0. e Natural Chamois Gloves, with fancy bac @ $1.00, point THAT BOY When he comes home from School, should be properly outfitted for the social affairs that usually attend The Christmas Season. HORSFALL’S CORRECT DRESS AND DINNER GARMENTS and Accessories Make Excellent Gifts. Horsfall-Made Dress and Dinner Suits— Beautifully tailored, perfectly fitting, richly trimmed. $37.00 and $45.00. Dress and Dinner Shirts. Dress Gloves—Glace and washable doe- skin—$1.75 and $2.00. Dress Mufflers—In White touched with black. Dress Shoes—Black Patent Leather with and white Studs, Cuff Llnka Vest Chains, Canes, Ties, Collars, Waist: Coats. Hovsialls i¥ PAYS TO BUY DUR KINE ;99 ASYLUM ST. Connesting with 140 TRUMBULL ¢ HARTFORD. ‘IANONDS AMD SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES. GOLD AND SILYER ORNAMENTS A CHOIGE LINE OF EIFT THINGS ELGIN WATCHES inspec- “BUIpURIY) J[qeaIsa(] pue edpuein ‘IYIO} pue Yy ‘uegy Sunoy ‘Apey ) SHI) ioy Our 24th Christmas Dis- The Stock is generous. play awaits your tion. - ULTGREN, Jeweler 57 ARCH STREET Opp. Seuth Church Estab. 1893 The Old Jewelry Shop with Reliable Goods and Mod- erate Prices. HENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 317.2 THE STGAE FOR YOUR GHRISTMAS SHOPPING Stocks Large and Varied For Christmas Gifts Neckwear, Silk HOsic . Underwear, My Corsets, Infant s, Jewelry. 27 FAIN STRERT Perfumery, Leather Bags, 1k and Oot- Bath Robes, Handkerchiefs Silk Petti ton Blouses, Boudoir Caps, Coats and Suits—Great December Sale BEGINNING MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 . Kimonos, All our higher 'vnull‘ Coats r Tailored Suits An especially luced in proportion, g at about 4 price. large selection es, 40 to 46, e IS TR AT >