New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1919, Page 13

shoppers. 'GIFTS FOR ALL AT WOERZ'’S you will find thousands of helpful hints to Christmas Anything and everything which you may expect to find in a high grade reliable jewelry shop can be found at Woerz’s Hamiltons GIFTS for Father A Watch Ts an Ideal Gift, . We Carry a Full Liie of: 20k. gold filled .. .... $15.00 and up . gold filled ... 4 4 $15.00 and np e 15.00 to $100.00 $32.00 and up Hampdens—A splendid 17 ‘jewel Watch with a 2 CEL ot e akooa v ... $30.00 st Waatches ..... ... e and up > variety of other mak e keeping ability . b vt d $10.00 and np Stone. Signet and Emblem Rings. Solid Gold Sighet Rings .. s as s w S8.00 dnd HD Solid Gold Emblem Rings s L.... $7.00 and up Solid Gold Stone Rings .. s ais deis . $7.00 and up Diamond Rings Beautifully cut blue-white stones in Solid Gold Settings .e o . $10.00 and up Suggestions in Novelties ‘ ° Emblem Buttons, Waldemar Chains, Wateh TFobs, Ten Knives, Cigar Cuttery, Cigarette Cases, Cuff Lin Scarf Pins, Collar Buttons, Tie Clasps, Pencils. A Full Assortment of Plain and Gold Mounted Waterman Pens GEORGE E. WOERZ 226 ASYLUM STREET .THE BON BON JAG “It May be Salvation % for Thirsty Devotees . of the late J. B. #And now for the candy jag! {John Barleycorn’s dead and his de- ndants, scattered here and there in treptitiously stocked cellars, flour- ##h while they may. But all good v}:‘uu.h come to an end in time, and When the last little brown soldier is > Was a time when a man had ht to climb on the water wagon of i . He was not seized then, in the pitiless hands or the law and forced to tdke a seat for #®0d on the sprinkling vehicle. Well, | 9u may remember the greatest liftle agdsistant to the water wagon in those days, the big, sweet, juicy chocolate Jon bon, and how, when a man came | fdce to face with a swinging shutter lie ‘grimly shut his eyes, reached mad- Iy for a sweet morsel of candy and turned aw: while on the sweet? little Rachael, aged Just by what proces the longing for a a| about her until her Manhattan cocktail didn’t trouble the | enough, starts alone mind of the uninitiated. All they | dark night. knew was that it did help whole lot, Chemists Know Reason. But chemists and those scientists | by the crowds. Bravi ! man and what happens to the bit of |"candy shop. All is r know the secret. The main ingredient | air with vulgar shou part transformed by processes into al- | the .door. Tt isn't into alcohol, nevertheless—and then | and behind a pile of | distributed into the system. Just how | tons she spies her fat many boxes of chocolate bon bons a The rude crowd g man will have to work on in order to | in the act of stuffing and kiss him on the cheek hasn’t been | Rachael walks to figured out yet. But those ve touching him lightly in the secrets of the human s speaks to him. munching madly the | influence him in a time like thi: uaged | her chair and wrapping her wrap| whelming. She reaches the crowded streets and and the sweeter the candy; the ‘greater’| pushes by rough mieén-who turn ‘from the help. her with harsh laughs and flourish 5 candy boxes in her face. She is jostled | of Harry Baker and his wife, Bleanor who have made a study of the inner | until she reaches the door to a lowsl murder of Dwight P. Chapman in candy when it yeaches the tummy,| Within. Candy-crazed voices fill thé'} an abrupt end of cand sugar, and this sugarisin | songs. Unafraid, little Rachael enters| murder in the second degree. Baker cohol—in small quantities, yes, but| Through the haze of tobacco smoke| James B. Sisk to state prison for life. have born within him a desire to ap- | into their mouths pause and watch the SRS e proach the nearest traffic policeman | drama about to be enacted. Little The Child’s Plaint. GIFTS for Mother Elgins ... cees shesesaaii.. $18.00 and up Hamilton, 17 dooe s aFil D $42.00 and up / All of Depend able Quality We'll wager that there isn't one thing you could choose from our store which Mother could be displeased with. A fine assortment of Bracelet Waitches Signet and Stone Rings . $3.00 and up $10.00 and up $12.75 and up Signet Rings .. Stone Rings Diamond Rings Di d Diamond Pendants e 8.00 and up Diamond Brooches ... $12,50 and up Necklace cp--- $3.00 and up q 3.00 to $50.00 Pearl Necklaces SEpreet b Genuine African Ivory Bead Nec Cameos Pink Shell, Carnelian and Onyx Stone, set in Pen- dants, Rings and Brooches, b eautifully carved, in endless variety at all prices. Gold Brooches and Bar Pins. Gifts of Ivory, Manicure and Toilet Sets and many novelties. China, Cut Glass and Silver. Open Evenings existence here the rush for bon 12, climbs from | bons is not ‘expected to be over- wrap's wrapped | into the darks | pleads Guilty to Murder; Sent to Prison For Life Worester, Max ely she pushes on | Baker, charged \with the first degree noise and hilaritffl Westboro on June 9 was brought to he afternoon tings and tipsy] when Baker entered a plea of guilty of the first time.| was immediately sentenced Ry Judge empty candy car- | Mrs, Baker pleaded guilty to being an her. accessory after the fact and was sen- rows quiet. Men | tenced to serve one vear in the house another bon bon | of correction. BACK BROKEN, DIES. New Haven. Dec. 17.—An automa- bile truck of the United Illuminating Co., returning from North Branford her father and on the‘shoulder, vise strongly against a man’s getting tooted up on bon bons alone. | But it's a well known fact that]| candy helps—and therein lies the | menace that overhangs our fair land in the dry days to come—the candy | sot. Can you visualize this? "Tis a cold and snowy night. The supper on the table of the. little home is growing cold and the children “Father, oh, father, You must come with me, the steak's getting stale and 50 is the tea, the children are wailing, the night’s getting old. mother is sob- bing and supper is cold. You prom- ised, dear father, you would always abstain, but 1 see you're still eating, please try to refrain Her father, brushing a tear from his reddened eye, throws the half empty with eight linemen on board, Monday night, was overturned down a bank in Bast Haven by reason of a sharp turn and John A. Carter was killed b: having his back broken. All others escaped serious injury. 'CASTORIA For Infants and Children | GIFTS for the Children ) Dainty Little Toilet Sets of French Ivory for Baby $3.00 Baby Sets, consisting of knife, wnd spoon .. $1.75 up Baby Cups o and up Baby Spoons, Lockets and Chains, Baby Rings Brother would feel proud to own a real watch. We have them made to stand hard usage and to retain thei excellent timekeeping qualities Sister would just love to own a heautiful bracelet Watch. An_ attractive collection is on display here at very reasouable prices. Just a Reminder That the prices on our Ivory and Sterling Silver Manicure and Toilet Sets can not be beaten at any store in Hartford. HARTFORD, CONN. N BANK NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL Is Under Government Supervision BHBRRd %. Money Deposited e P P P R B S PP PR B B SR PR % the sad little woman who watches the | chael out into the dark, dark night. | i lonely road from the car line, Candy dealers in New EBritain avs| [ Use For Over 30 Years | Father's “Eating”. Again, reticent about making any wild pre-| Ay .ocpears \ : ; “I fear f: eating again,” sl,e} dictions concerning candy riots in the the says { near future, While the descendants| goo ot of 7 M‘ I shall go get him. 'Tis only I can ©f Jahn Barleycorn continue their ob- Join Our Christmas Club | PR RAPREERE '‘When You i sobbing in the dining room, gazing at| Pox away and staggers with little Ra-- i | | | | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS you have a i heart, it is | “.time to : watch your I DONT FoRAET AW, Nov 60TTA SYAY HoNE =Vou CANT GO WITH SISTER. WHEN SHE TELLS' SANYY \WHAY T BRING US. NO ~Nov CANTY €0 ALONG, TAGALONG - T'LL YELL o WHAT stomach. Palpitation ! and other signsof“heart sl'\s'(;v,‘ TT\; AR trouble” usually mean L \E\C Al —indigestion, produced AN' A WATCH. by food poisons that irri- ) _ tate every part of the * body — heart included. NOURE ALWAYS LOOKIN' FoR. BARGAINS® 1} BON, TLL GIVE Nov A PENNY WHEN \?‘NANN} — Go'lone?!