New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1919, Page 5

befetoteteto, NEW * BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, are arranged to meet every purse. Do Your Xmas Shoppmg Early and avond the rush of the last week. We have a large as- sortment of the follow- ing articles to select OB from: Diamonds Watches : Bracelet Watclies Brooches Lavallieres Pendants 2 ot T T RO X e 54 MAIN STREET, @ % ; WEDS DASHING ARMY CAPTAlN FINDS HE'S ALREADY MARRIED enver, Dec.’:1l.=Tlree romant s of honeymobdgin a n have brouglit Plain and Stone rings Hand Paintea 'China THE PORTER & DYSON ( co;;. @@@@fiu@@@@@@@@@@fi@@fi@@:@@@@@@fi@@@@@@@@@@ Pari Link Buttons " Scarf Pins ‘ Waldemar Chains Po Tol Bracelets Vanity Cases Mesh Bags Bar Pins, etc. ~ Below you will find | ‘many Gift Suggestions: 2 ie."-'féhe‘ O-‘?fififii’i‘@@fi--"’é@fi?fi. é‘ri’"‘i} “?i‘:-o-@fii‘@fifi@@fi@fifi@@@@ HOLIDAY GIFTS of Jewelry, China, Cut Glass, Silver- ware, are Gifts of Lasting Seniimen t And our stock is of dependable quallty, style, value. © Our. prlce © risian Ivory cket Knives ilet Sets @@@@@@@@@'@@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@fi@@@@@@@@?@fifiufififi fetetele] | e bigamously married “because she | and her eldest ‘hospital. .y country,’ from her home heart-break to his | in to plead for lenience | s‘and disiilusionment fo ‘the - girl i Lefore the army court-martial which | ance, 1‘?ES COMMON YELLOW MUS?ARD ¥ GRAY’S 'SYRUP FOR CHEST COLDS AND SORE THROATS y Old Fashioned Simple Home RfimEd) work of 50 mustard plasters and it Much Used by Doctors and Nurses for Inflammation, Congestion, Aches, ¥ and Swellings. eal yellow mustard, the t home, is being used to banish distress.and > mankind from agony NAtivervi fong azo people used to make yellow mustard into a' paste, spread it on a cloth and -apply it to that part of the body where xmiu or inflammation was presert. It surely did do the work it was ex- pected to do but it was mussy and bothersome and often blistered the skin. Ieople when they \ave pleurisy, and. swellings. nowadag .y musiard, in’ cond for use.for something like 30 ‘cents a box and find it-much batter, eheaper and cleaner (ha mistard ple lowy: musthrd: ‘preparation, nown to millions’as, ' still use - yvellow mustard lumi bug this yellow Musfarin ovér Ametica ahd one box will do the | el form:all ready get a cold in.the chest or no r0 or rheumatic ¢ { cannot blister the tenderest skin. Begy’s Mustarine is the original | mustard preparation’ used to take the | place of blistering mustard plasters and is known among drugsgists as the quickest painkiller on earth. It will pay vou to keep a box of | Begy's Mustarine in the house, for it | is good for so many ailments that you | will need it often. i Just rub it on, that's all you have | to do and headache, backache, ear- ! ache and toothache will disappear almost instantly. Don’t fail to use it for neuritis, neu- ralgia, tica, lumbago, gout and rhewmatic pains and swellings, You will quickly find that ther: is thing =0 good for sprains and ins, sore muscles, stiff neck & cramps leg Heat tarine made nl vul ¥ with other helpful in ents added ! contains more conce ted, non-blis- tering heat than can be found in any ! box the same size. Just try a 80-cent bax—yvou'll pr: it to the skies as millions are d. every day. | | B | sweet and is the best Always in the yellow b n'& : gentle and mwl. Give XL will dry. La,plaln Irving for dishonor- ing.the uniform. His mother is also here to plead in his behalf, REFUSES TO LET IT WRECK HIS LIFE. Miss Margaret Larramore, who took pity on Captain Irving while he was a patient’ in Uniteq ‘States Hospital No. 21, recuperating ‘from the effects of gas polsoning’ received in action, has obtdined the annuiment of her mar- riage and is determined to rise above the experience which at ‘first threat- ened to wreck her life. “I must have been mad with lone- someness,” says Captain Irving, pris- oner in a -disciplinary ward of the Soon after intelligence offi- cers arrested him with his bride in their mountain retreat, he escaped, 'but was recaptured as he | was about to start back to his family in Michigan. “I think r havc given enough to says Mrs. Irving. have been married for 20 years and have five children who need their father.” WOULDN'T ASK HIM TO COME UNWILLINGLY. “We need him, too. I would not ask him to come with me unwillingly, but I know he cares nothing for this girl. He has written that homesick- ness was preying on his mind and I know that he was unbalanced mental- Miss Larramore, 23, met Captain Trving-at a Y. W..C, A. dance given for convalescent officers. She sym- pathized with him, and when she guarreled with the young man to whom she was engaged, she yielded tfo the captains’ plea that she marry him. Not until several weeks after i his arrest did she learn the truth. “I am sorry for Mrs. Irving,” said Miss ].uqmm‘ “I am, young and I have no reason to be j \ Danger— « \\\Colds and more serious A \ 3 complaints are Ncontracted in mean weather, Take . RED SPRUCE GUM from the first snl{fl: or sneeze. Stop it in time and do not gamble with your health, Used over 60 vears in treating coughs, colds and ailied complaints. Everybody buys the Large Size, GI Montreal D. WATSON & CO., New York Filled to llverflowmg With the Joy of Living The simplest remedies are nearly al- ways the best. That's why thousands of bright-eyed, cl women keep them having an abiding kinnea men and es fit and fine by faith in i Celery King the mple, old-fashioned, inexpenstve able tea that your grandmother used to malke. It purities the blood, regulates the howels, keeps the stomach clean and tonic laxative you can take. The Kkiddies like it, too, far it is to them duped | “fWe.: @@@@@fi@i‘}?@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@@‘@@@@@@@%ii"@?@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@éf’é}@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@@@@@@@@ 'Ié‘:fi'.,}fi-i""%?’?% HARTFORD 1919. A NEW BRITAIN BRIDGEPORT SPECIAL BEFORE-CHRISTMAS PRICE EVENT DEMONSTRATING OUR SUPREMACY IN VALUE GIVING Copyeight 1917 ¥ The House of Kuppenbeimer | Overcoats of the finest style, tailoring and finish. Savings that come just in the nick oftime for before buying. Young Men’s Overcoats Single and double-breasted, loose and form-fitting, with belts all round, and satisfaction in every part of them, $27.75 Men’s Overcoats Dressy Coats, heavy Ulsters, conservative Coats, in every wanted shade. Christmas ‘Many Kuppenheimer and Elk Brand num- bers among them. Special lots marked down in this great price event to $33.75 Men’s Overcoats High-grade Coats that sell at $60 regularly in all-stores. Quarter and half silk lined. A big assortment of styles and fabrics—and big values every one. $43.75 Wonderful Values in Men’s Suits MEN’S SUITS Fine Suits of Blue Flannel, very popular and nobby— single and double-breasted models, with “belts, slashed low one of them a good buy at $33.50— at $27.75 MEN’S SUITS Classy Worsteds, MEN’S SUITS The leaders in this special o lot are Kuppenheimer and a few Some have meres, Mixtures and Blue Serges. All sizes, reg- A bargain- surprise ulars and stouts. offering that will Elk Brand Suits. just come into the store. All are midwinted models, strict- ly high-grade Suits, with the best . tailoring,, and in a splendid assortment of sizes you at and styles $33.75 $43.75 CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS CASHED In co-opération with- New. Britain's leading Banks and as part of the never-failing which this store extends to customers, . tra amount of change will be kept on hand this week especially for this convenience. Connors-Halloran Co. ALWAYS RELIABLE 248 Main Street service we will cash Christmas Club Checks gladly. An ex- New Britain, Conn. LototoYotototadetototetofodotefotetetetotatototototoletotafopahototetoteotetolototote Tt R e ot o o T