New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1918, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER W et o IR KA Yuletide Greetings to All Qur Customers and THE SEASGNS BEST Customers to Be WlSHES RACKLIFFE BROS. CO., Inc. CONN. HAT CO. 250-256 Park Street R. R. Arcade We wish to thank our patrons for their splen- We Wish You As Many did patronage during the year, and extend to one Joys As We Have and all a : Satisfied Customers MERRY CHRISTMAS NEW TORK SAMFLE AND A To Those We Know and Those HAPPY NEW YEAR Who Know Us, We REED J EWELRY CO. Merrle(sEllllti?stmas 338 Main Street A. G. HAWKER e o 000 0 senae se e S SO S S = S ———. @ 80000 .89 9 009 Christmas Cheer to Our Many Returns '{Sl;:t S&?:fi:’: Many Friends A Merry Christmas to Our of the Day GOLDENBLOOM M. A. AXFLROD Friends and Friends-to-Be Pharmacist EDW. MESHKEN LAt O S Glse Clrinas Doy TOM MURRAY to . M. R T N S SR T R T Q‘ ) v ro1 00 entertain- AT‘LANTIC-PACIF[(,' | of the route along Wk came. | ta ) of na-|issued by the 1"ederal Reserve nks 7v“'\r«<»nl,1(l\r in parliament. He re- gle huts, and The mate collected is being for- | tions. ropresenting tr ry ce il asi many votes a3 PORE avIne : 1 RU% Hj' 1 e f . which would FLIGHT, 38 HOURS varded to Washington. This work is | It proposes to put the buildings at ccepted in -nt of incom ‘ the nationalist candidate. e S o part of a hig reconnaissance being illes at the disposal of the states | profits taxes. Prof. MacNeill, although he took no made by flyers goi in all directions T nted at the peace conferen SPSRA- LI, | part in the Irish rebellion of 1916, was 4 R FTO W cctacle producer, o | Lk u - i LRI Fuia 3 | for months turning out the from more than T s | slving 'them ' the ‘privilege o haviag | o0 USRI court martialled and- sentenced to i 4,’1- [ red suits. Then, suddenly, at Army Aviators Fly from San Dicgo bparts of the country ¥ E extra. territorial right. | B 3 o e T e e e for his assoclation : v e | mail routes L SEE WHO WOULD RETURN | i the s in movement. He | failed. Real hair to Jacksonville in Big Gov- . S 'GOVT. CERTIFICATES ) aris, Dec. 24.—In order to learn | was re le . er through govern- i} W > and hardly to bhe ¢ Test t proportion of the Americéan | inent amn v by % oF ornmen est. ) ’ ra ay S en | n R AL RN (N : . the hemp was all N army in France wishes {0 return - S Y. M. C. A. Furnishes 1,500 Cos Iy the Trench government for | Washington, Dec. 24.—Completing | Gone T Ol BT e CITY ITEMS 1 a fiight in formation of approximately a Pilot 1< Killed., —_ intends to remsin here lndefinitely, ‘ 1Nes o1 Uy PaC 1< T W Y us perfected e e of r an e army Luthor ATG {nines or Uverseas ruls o 2,400 miles, the squadron of four army iy Treasury Notes Maturing In 1919 Wiy | tHe American army —authorities arc vhich looked quite like e S o o il v now distributing circulars o {he a a it st v ay fr b S A from | Be Acceptable to Revenue Coll troops. . ”‘:‘0 ’r;if\”x’l"g”‘é I S r;fd]‘ % . 4 ; - oot Every effort will be made so far \ttorney David Dunn has returned - al ho S any, torday nstructions have been received by poscible, to give preferentia o o 0 5 . Lo feveal how 4, under the - yres, on tha. outskirts of | coriictions BEYe been recotved by possible, tol sive preferential I from a Southern cantonment, where "~ bert D. Smith, who : Gollector of Internal Revenuo James (o those soldiers cager (o return at |he was stationed with a diviston of L i % & alsh o ccep reasury certifi- o o v 0 ilit Ae na S ' a ) a S as- TR onc the Division ot Milltary Aeronautics g pilot was killed and Dis pas- | caios of indebtedness dated Augus - ’ e liere that the plan th eight : . Major Gen. Charles D. 1018, raaticing aily 16810 an caman Carl Carlson is spending a Bitss or e : Hotacaiit . yly tors, arrive t » Fla., e s, of the Am s T, dated Navember 7, 19 SINN FEIN SGORES VIGTORY furl 1 at his home on Dwight Y E e noon. Major Smith expects s mistice commission, was seriously Macch 16 1019 ot o tree hirsut ron north to Washington at an wounded , in paymeat of in-| er Matthew Callahan is 6n a The actual flying time in | come and profits taxes. | 2 o i ; ; continent was : SRS i The department has advissd the| Prof- John MacNelll of Dublin Gets Hitknent t 5 1 B ¥ -~ A1l ’ i5e | anes crossed the cont ) | collector that accrued inte: on the | ment yart costume bur - o Goithal ob limited by the sl spending a furlough ip Néw Britaint t th e e t tanks, none of U olbesii oE Nt {the Federal Reserve bank to taxpay-| alist Rival. BunasE sl FEp S s . more than an hou: 2 ; 2 ers upon deposit by the collector of | [y, Charles Goyne hap feturned tinis ha been 15 Chebd Gleleun Paris, Dec. 24.—The fore: rs the certificates accepted, showing the Dublin, Deec. 23.—The Sinn | home on Elm street for the holldays. i} e 5 two to a plane, have gath- committee ©of the chamb i- date the tax was due and the nams |scored a marked victory today by [ rf Grabigim B ganciss clENe: S ered E nd statistics on landing (jes is considering a bill which would d address of the taxpayer. election of Prof. Ji MacNeill, of | meet at 299 Main St, in new hall }mlub and also have made air maps make Versailles the permanent capi- ' In like manner interim certificates | Dublin university as the university Il‘n’sl party Xmas night.—advt Sergeant John Boyle is spending the holidays in this city. in this land of varied number f an sold “rance will an stocking this y f h at his home here. s Machinist's Mgte Willv French Would Make This City Capi- | certificates will be patd separately by 4 i Twice as Many Votes as His Nation- | iam Holt, of the U. S. S. Misseuri, 18 f | 1 Mc I 1 « em 3 A social a 1\.u be bLeld foll owing the meeting.