New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, T % 0 Oshorne may (] ”“' bw Britain Herald. | ) oy Qoo mey be o critic of i roprietors. institutions. t is true that he was IRty caunaky Mexcaptaa). sz Wil [iromovodifon) fHTne: St pbut jthere I a [] Accepted in payment of purchases or same will be cashed for the asking o . m, st Herald Bullaing, 67 Churob 8% | .\ hrobably as much politics in that .00 Thros Montha. \ as there was inability, It 1so true € Ahways chiable” ” | that he knows something or other of [d - red at the Post Omce at Now BU (¢ management of, those dn ja = ¢ manage se ail and #s Hecond Class Mall Mattor | 2 CHEISTMAS CLUB CHECKS 2 Them | d We Will that no harm can come of hearing . P - ~ TELEPHONE CALLS Cash Them for You. , \ Weee o what he has to say. It should be a orial Rooms ... feather in the cap of the prison board HAR ORD only profitable advert/sing medium 10 | if the reformer might come hore and the oity. Clroulation books and press | N l F R Foom always open to advertisers. find nothing to criticize. Judging BERliai of the Assciated Feems. from Mr. Salmon's expression. this is Associated Pross 1a oxclusively entitled | oxtromely possible. There might he o tho use for republication of all news ¢ oradited to it or mot otherwiss credited | il opportunity for the board, si- In this paper and also local mew.y oo : e A bl premely cfficient {hough it may be, | SUPERB ASSORTMENTS—SPLENDID VALUES te get a point or fwo from the man A ‘i . . s IARLY CHOOS v arefully selected stocks s who has been warden at Sing Sing )51 Lromion S g elected St L) (kg THE 1CE STORM. your advantage in cvery way: also try to shop earvly in the morning, He can do no harm by coming a 3 AND ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS ; ; Make this Big, Popular Store the place (o which every- if possible, as every day from now until Christmas will make shop- was a slippery world that greeted | shouldn't he come? body, young and old like: e. ping more of & task. y. young Id likes (o come., carly riser in this district this & hning and one which caused delay | THE PREACHER-HA TOYLAND many a motorist. The cold o Ihe Itev. Howard Kingdon, pastor TH 0 S O XM GIFTS Is a veritable Fairy- night, the freesing of the INirst ptist. Chureh, in Lea- the THE POLAR BEAR lde passageway over main roads| con. NewsYork, has astounded i \nother shipment of choice Bath Robes for men. women and arious, indecd, and many were | little 1lock by 2oing to work in a hat l children is now here for your choosiv BROTHERS scenes blockade areeted | ractory ring o weoek he sows ‘ i . . & Iceland scenes of blockade that greete o During the week h w MEN’S BATH ROBES Pr _ e (1 e :"1‘ \|j\r;lil “\;c\ m|’(r((.(‘u:)f ker swvory sloping spot. | sweat bands into the headges ol G . i e ave are S ohlooker at every sloping spot. ] sweal b g hondeenr and on WOMEN'S BATH ROBES 1 ... L9 to 1198 Lach ) & much merriment. [ Sundays he enters the pulpit and ex- | e e e e e i | pounds the gospel. The pastor did CHILDREN'S BATH ROBIS INFANTS BATH ROB GOOD OLD SANTA exact | not go into the hat factory to lewrn (8 to 11 Years) (Sizes 2 to 6) CLAUS IS HERFE eks, passenger cars, roadsters and IFords found that their traction suddenly ccased at the the business nor to convert his fellow $3.98 Lach SLO8 and $2.98 Each To greet his young and bewildered drivers, a few [ toilers. He went there he se tho | friends with a hearty E | nd as for : welcome- sned,” were | cost of 2, eve o utes after “it happened,” wer « living, even in the little town (IIFT H IERY iR Books = ing themseclves where they were on, was too high, and his sal- Games, take our advice 3 k. | ary of $1,000 a year failed to provide | and buy while assort how they had got there so quic | i T ke o S 3 q ntured fo try and | (he necessities of 1ife for himself and Who wouldn’t be pleased to receive a nice box of SILK HOS ents e o itreinbast 1d souls venturec ey itls el on Christmas morning AN o e B i ntfortunate who! was piledjEioniliisiamilys DOLLY IS QUEEN OF TOYLAND SLEDS, SKAT BICYCL, in a banked bend His congregation is shocked, hurt, WOMEN'S SILK HOSE Jats where traction was most need- | American Beauty Dolls in all their finery, PORTING GOODS and there is serious talk of asking WOMEN'S FIBRE STLK HOSH s . Dolls that can walk, Big Dolls, Baby Dolls and the minister to resign Who ever WOMEN'S LISL HOSE . .... o o Oc¢ to D5 eve thing for them to wear and use. All tg be found at our big Toyland, Downstuir heard of a minister of the wospel CHILDREN'S HOSE .. ............ : Do to 89 against a fence the road. Soon they joined thoe lortunate——very soon. | - as is known there were no ! E to persons in this| SPendinz his week duys in & common —_— e 3 . R e s (b a| hat factory. anyhow? e should b ) MIN'S SILK SOX a N\ A Sale of Beautlful nity. Humanity cscaped with | ; ~ | quietly sitting at home in his study 89¢, $1.00 Pair as mementoes. ; bumps and bruises Pt suitered | PIANNINE his next Sunday's sermon for | THE XMAS GIFT SUPREME any were the cars that suffe 5 i . ] g any \guards and | (e edification and spiritual enlighten- | WOOL SPORT SO A Gift of Furs will prove a delight to mother. wife, sist B fvcien whesls, muaguards and | 0 Ll ey him $1.00. $1.2; i ’ his : aughter. e brief list of especially attractive numbers: hes. One truck, at least, was daughter. Here is a bric oSy ) princely salary of $£1,000 w yvear! | BB cniitoly fover, antnousnne [RE T Ee Har L o e s PUT GOOD WARM UNDERWEAR ON French Coney Sets, beautiful Natural Raccoon Set, very or ovidently cscaped unhurt. et 4% | L high lustrous fur, very large fine dark skins, large cape scar( .nis happened upon evers 5 pay In po ‘”W\'.“‘”“'\'l cape scarf, half ball muff and ball pccidents happe s o | €8BS butter and good will, their con- YOUR XMAS GIFT LIST Brown and 0 muff e . $30.00 SATURDAY Natural Wolf Sets, extra line Natural Japanese Cross Fox ing moncy and plenty of time to pre- e s e deep, full furred pelts, large Set, beautiful long hair fur, $50.00 PLUSH COATS $39 oth roadway where there gregations have retained the idea that i XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS of an incline, but by far the mOStl 4y 1inigier needs is a bit of spend- The s \te Here trom the Leading Makers construction w: and Havt-] 00 his sermons for the next Sun- " Tror s = T e et e Aoy $75 00 | SATURDAY 1 on the Stanley Quarter 108 quy. Jor some reason the heljel has WHOLE FAMILY ":-"'q";f:;.:."(':.I‘:‘::.I“ = with head and $49 00 e . Three-quarter length Plush bie o new cement highway has|ihecome fixed that those, who ex- (il trimming .. . Coats, some plain, others with n lald. From Tbelle’s Corner 0 jound the gospel and preach religion Natural Wolf Sets, beautitul Black Lynx Set, beautiful beaver plusk trimmed collar AT e e L e e e PRATICAL XMAS GIFTS FOR THOSE coloring and B $59.00 high lustrous skins with large Ta% s 'e cars in every conceivable Posi- | istence fine fluffy fur . open col and canteen o D 3 ™ Natural Gray Fox Sets, par- shape £69.00 PLUSH COATS L and pledty of them. Cautiow The milk wagon driver who does DEAR TO YOU AT HOME e e e shep it e o $49 cors sat in their machines wnwill-1 his work or delivering boitles every voung women's wear, large v to make the grfades and | morning on the front doorstep would CEDAR CHESTS BLANKE CARPET SWEEPERS open scarf, ball muff with smp strieve | scorn kly salury o T oo ORTABLES ROOM-SIZE RUGS TILITY RUGS \ad and ched ofhers 4\1$\n\|l to retrieve corn a weekly salury of $20.83, and el t 1-SIZ 1 RUC UTILITY RUGS head anc $65 00 made.of beautiful high lustrous, the sides of the| no one would blame him. Yet (hé TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES iy Dieletls ® deep, full furred skins, large fro elds. The | preacher ‘who goes to work in a hat Manchurian Wolf Sets, uun- i e ¥ plush without d and even from tho fic o work in a ha ibual libge fuil soarr apd ball animal scart and ball muff with er beyond Ibelle's, mear the old | factory to carn the necessitics of life, n e heads and tails; $100 $100 PLUSH COATS $79 b Motor Vehicle Corporation | s looked upon as a child of Satan = - - - SR $50.00 black and taupe A SRTRD A | was the worst of the lot. Iere|and a source of danser to his flock. | conscquence. What M. Averaze THEM REST. Red Fox Set. beautiful nat Finest quality Behring Seal take to the sido of the| But we glory in the minister who!| Citizen desires is for lhe o . —o— ural colorings, good full furred Very Fine Taupe Nutria Sel, i Cotdl oAt plkospidan 4. with one wheel In he dipt, it | 80€s o Work in a hat factory. He i | in Washington (o forget for a while (Fleming Tuckerman-in New York skins, size searf and extra good matched pelts, can- L i : Herald.) 5 v ihe 0 trimmed ne as | @ fit guide for those who would fol- ST P ad round teen shape muff, 139 expected to puss at all, and it w they are Democrats and Republicans, i S " o ol bovdet bty exciting wo The steep | 10W the puth that leads te the King- i romember they are Americans, and | 1-€t them rest, there where they fell, dom of Heaven : facing the foe R R S I . s corner at the base of verform the dutles for Swhic v 1 . nk" of the corner ; ¥ e du les Ftor which they A phalanx of the dead in grim ar- slight @rade offeved excellen = were sent to the United States Senate. ray. gerous piece of t between New Britain I"iko Plush Coats in three- Fine American Wolt Set, quarter length, with beaver plush trimming, also fancy piko e charges from trimming had to two partics collar, cuffs and swen 1o cars with chains, and UNDERWOOD TALKS. And glance at the Constitution will | I'or beyond those lines no enemy shall | L.eonard Mallory sand a beautiful Vicetory Is With Them-—Japanese | LURE OF ARMY IS STRONG | ’ ’ | IN OLD TIME VETERANS soldiers win one more bloody baftle: ! ) ME VETE imn 1'orces ling, eral had left the road exactly on ; . | lee o ol th el : duet. ting he did not often engagze in [ Suflice to prove that their prima “Halt!™ the zhostly challenge that Mr. and Mrs. M. (. Stanley enter- Japanese garrison attacks a force of With the Americ bars his way, tainod the officers of the Itirst church 4,000 Chinese and disperses thom | Germany, Dec. 12.—Quite i@ number Sunday school at thelr residence on after killing 250 of their numibey; | of regular old timers who marched 1o Lexington street last evening. another peace committee appointed | the Tthine with the Ameri “x‘. Arn ] The payroll of the street dopart- by China of Occupation in December, 1 12 and meit nrmountenl io! $71564 Tasti Wealkh | Gompens! Losss—Deaton) as) preal-| M1oi have been to the United, Shitos = N . wnd discharged and cnlisted in 5o i World Happenings, dent of the American Iederation of M ) ¢ 3 i i Llictalpthei sk A slecy ate { b = , make o Pifth and Tiftieth b Whole thing, however, most of th cw remarks concerning what the el bodion sl sopluifaniiin®rots abor Leaders Ilound Guilty— Labor; members of the order say ho Lo make up tho I haufteurs = i B 2S elgn clay, ; ; ; Infantry regiments which arrvived » chunicians and chauffeurs DEMB | iher party has accomplished since FACTS AND FANCIES. Their Debs and others convicted by Judge W beaten hecause he made too 5 s corner; others had reachediign eriticism and warning the | ObJect in - holding the office of bond in safety, to come to sriel 1%} opupiicans s not going to| United States Senator is not to till | Disturh not then our guardsmen’s N vius N Con: g 2 N . hones, ly thought the Rubicon Wi “throw any rocks” Senator Under-| {he Congressional Record, but' 1o i Who held the roads behind those ssed. wood, Democraf, of Alabuma, arose | PASS measures (o {1l the dinner pails | stones. sherc was an olement of RumMor i iy 1o Senate yesterday and made o | ©F their constituents spirit seeks us here through 2 - A R cently in the vieinity of Coblenz lined to take their troubles With &} jis clection to control of the Con- | \ Space unboind. Woods: the president of the American much of politics McBryde womj (S0 SO ible dispateh in the' n ! us by night, follow us | HRilway union and subordinate ofii- over him. D G T7hrert Bilekle t6 kudac : | Woman who is able to pay $1,000 for | by day cials of the order are sentenced to — the plebiscite. A large perdentag Part of his speech is reprinted here, | furs ought to contribute something to And so « »ositio 3 s . il ity laugh. The fact that misery | spess ke e Chenie 6 oGl Rse 5 O v vas well exemplified . es company ¥ | those Toved ones Tost, again | PHSoD for violatins the strike - Thus far the Christmas shoppers | these soldiers are from the i re was plenty ot company and the | for it is short, sweet, and he | the support of the zoo.—Dallas ! are found. junctions. | have not manifested a disposition to | Second and Third divisions, some) Lory was thus considerably lsht-| point & : Heaven is not so far from here Germany Hollers— Makes loud pro- strike, it they are walking out!\vhom saw ten and twelve monti : L Sverything is on g reentaze Mimself g sts al ¢ SUg i Ehio fro S on a8 vany | servic g > 3 o kg, It is probably duc to the lack WX ol wets clected Lo Ute e Sk Jon @ percenta If man himself would have it]tests against our sugar tariff, whick, daily, from their homes.—Albany | gervice in France and Belgium | e U were elected Lo the con- asis these days—2.76 per cent., 14 nean e e e i aietets e fervice in France serfous accidents: that there was trol of the Government a year per cent, 31 per cent. or 100 per | 2 > | Listen to the tapping on the window ident called you into oflice last ——— v May,” said the Senator. “'Will We dlways fry to learn something | The sienal of his coming as of yor bn 0 funny vou tell me what great measure | about things we don’t understand. | 718 naught but the patter of the bhe lesson from the accidents is vou have accomplished for (he IFor instance, why would anybody SUNUe R il fly learned: . Do mnot venture ou dotntiv in all thoss montha? with (hree grains of sense put one An empty porch with no one at the poads avithout chains, and don’t know of any. halt of one per cent. of alcohol fin Sou to. There ) “There never was a time in its anythin Houston Post. What caught me then and held history when the United States = e slosen needed constructive legislation as “Watehful waiting” is not pinned B s S ST casualties from this morning’s e o ey Ao to this country as a permanent fea- we are lucky that that, but the results you have not ture Iike the Monroe doctrine.—Wor- | A¥¢: (18 but the wind. “the roving \ ) cester Telegram. wind of night, Ty That whispers through the tree tops soft and low, re rejoicing also; had anyone been ago in November, and the Pres- cent—Pittsburgh Dispateh led or badly hurt it might not have sltppery bn not unless you have +ht easily have been a list of yerience; in fact, S was not. The traveler fo: produced it i “You have not passed a single ; K fake his pleasurcs Ihat Newberry., contest indictment list reads like an edition of “Who's | With murmurings mystical and in- Who in Michigan."—Manchester . finite; _ Union. Parts the curtains to touch the sleeper’s brow: Sings to her dreams, “Mothe S Our Complete Christmas Stock is now ready for your inspec- Then dies away, with gentle sigh ¥ W well « I asure mi law to reduce the high cost of a safer spot on [freezing days living, to ameliorate conditions as ere are not a great many such days they are, nor have you reduced the burdensome war taxes. You this one. 5. s had the Peace Treaty for months : 7 aa I{ Lady Astor's campaign is any L Fe T ET e in _the Republican-controlled |} . arantee of.the future, site will not HSBORNE AT WETHERSFIELL Committec on Ioreign Relations, | fge her hat i e iaiar s and then for months before the | ¢ (ne “”‘)L,.‘r "\'m“,‘,’d:.‘,'f'x:{‘,,m‘:"':l\"'::‘,: e f 5 Senate. From May until Septem- | vehicle of her oratory.—The. Roview = . 3 3 M 1 RS e e R ey ulenten R : tion. You should make your selection for Gifts immediately. planning to visit the| reported to the Senate, you had T Saiter e 25 YEARS AGO L time for much legislation. but not Sl 6 e e i Hm’l"l |’.;v”“|”|“” Ieldlatlonn, Jaims, should be cited for interfer- | (From The lferald of That Date) . . passod. The President has askod « o cons onal rights of — || ] dl 1 d ) e R G SOl b e S i e I T (o I R e Circulars gladly mailed on request. te officinls, who resent even the it, but you have not passed it.” ) 2 William Cowlishaw is in Meriden State i \n announcement to the effect that orm fame, te Prison Wethersfield ¢ costing reforms fo posc 0 qgesting veforr blication that there s anything at LA i eI St e RIS G e e LR e 1':‘_"“‘“‘“‘;",'“:I \H‘Allvi‘uv.‘; » ing a dividend by distributing liquor | 0F John Cowlishaw 2 4Ly to stockholders, the dividends will be | SMith in that city i who arc under the impressiol Republican, of Wisconsin, said there passed later if the stockholders are| Harey Hapt, "85, was Niven a farc-| bt, ifnasmuch as the Investixalor was a mass of propaganda afloat in | hospitable——New York Sun. well dinner in New Haven by his yemoved from his office at the country today trying to put the = j friends previous to his departure for B ' fit porson to look 1 o ] . | Can even the coal strile teach con- | Waynesborough. I’ g he Is not a fit peison to 100k hlame for the defeat of the Pehec 88 Lhe g00¢ @ sroalc wress the good of the greatest num- Pinkerton detectives have been in ° ’ ° . ¢ Connecticut place ot imj Treaty anc he League of Nations ' ber in daylight saving Ve Strec th )| rea md the Leagu o0 Nation : e l"»‘“ ! AL Wall Street | (own for several months inve stisating hhent for criminals, Secrelary { upon the Republicans, instead of upon | 1oL illegal liquor sales. They are now in v rego § Te S druggists 5 yord or two to say to the foregoins rightfully belongs S0t bt Toriaay which heliistootzos | vicy Newa i taniidrues! wind hotel " keepers as soon as the time is ripe thersficld which may be improved | Senator's charges, Senator Lenroot, of, stating, also. that the hoard is Ihe country 18 not interested now ! & deer. Farmers may vet be fevcoed Cieint 40t Wishes o ourshle assii- i finding where the blame rests for i, [N veid ankets for ihe) 7 oot L | 250-256 Park Street, Tel. 1074, 1075, 1076 oe. defeat of the League of Nations or| Brattleboro Reformer. church held its regular meeting in (he I'igs touchin is rather hard 10| {he Peace Treaty. The average man - chureh last evening and discussed the - derstand. 1T we havé such a model | knows the Treaty was defeated; tech- Thanks to Lady Astor, the member- | fake poets, Mrs. 1. J. Skinner ription of the Il region where the poets lived. After the address Frank Beckley and btitution, why should there be o nically we are still at war with Ge now be addressed as “Lady and gen- beion to allowing an inspection | many. and the effects are many | tlemen.—Wasbington star, ¥ ship of the house of commons n.:n],m interesting des