New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1919, Page 5

~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 80 WEST MAIN ST. Plumbing WEAR EVER o ALUMINUM © Copper ’&; Nickel Plated FE R B m Wagner A. A. MILLS Tel. 381 Heating S Tinning A systematic plan of saving paying no GOOD A systematic plan, of saving paying interest is 49 interest is A systematic plan of saving which nays 3% is: That's Us. Take Out Shares N_o\_v_in The New Britain Co-operativ Savings & Loan Asso. CHARLES A. MOREY. When Charie: Morey and his wile, | 58 Lincoln str sit down to their fittieth weddiig anniversary supper Monday night, grouped about the table will be u “family” of twenty-one chil- dren and grandchildren who will join them in celebrating the “‘golden’ oc- casion. The couple will entertain their friends from 8 o'clock to § o’clock in the afternoon and from 7 o'clock until 10 o'clock in the evening. AIr, and Mis. Morey were marvied | half a century ago in Unionville by Rev. W. C. Walker, who at that time held a local pastorate. Mr. Morey has been a pre inent member of the G = CIIRISTNIAS || MARRIED 50 YEARS THEY CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDENWEDDING HERE MONDAY | MRS. ETHEL E. MOREY. 0. P. since being made a voier, and served the city well while in the com- mon cauncil. H mony lodge, . M. and K. of P.. Mrs. Motey is with the Order of the E&*Lelh They have nine children. Perhaps one of the most uombls public works of Mr. Morey was the fathering of a resolution in the com- mon council to have a committee' named to see what could be done to-! ward securing a new postoffice for the city. come of that group's work. M. Mo- rey is emploved in the Corbin Cablnet Save Your Coal It Costs Good Money CHAMBERLAIN METAL WEATHER STRIPS ‘Made of Solid Zinc Metul are better thau storm windows and cost less. YOUR HEATING FUEL. Yonvr Will last s long as the buildiug windows without sticking and will never rattle WILL SAVE will operate bit. and -3 OF smoothly the least either when opened or closed and will be absolutely dust-proof. Thbre will be an advance of Janaary st 15¢. in price of this work atter For information and estimaics telephoune 2244, or address ! tenot volce, sang ‘“For You Alone,” | Kdwara Gosb, E. L. Hevle, J. Huci, is a member of Har-: New Britain coeuncfl, O., . The present building is the out-, ‘ post will retain three of its officers ‘ who are public officlals. { insurance officlal. | Buitain, is in this cily as & representa- 1919, GLEE CLUB CONCERT | IS WELL RENDERED ‘ Universal Male Chorus Gives Well- Bfimwd Program; W. W. Howard of Hartford BSoloist. e Universal Glee club, uader tite rection of John Lindsay, made fcs inittal appearance of tkre 500 et tLe Elks' club last eveming {u & copocert tirat wae excellent. Wesldy W. How. ard, of Hartford, a graduate of (he | Boston Conservittory of Mitsic, was | the sololst, and Kathryn ¥. White accothpanist. Under the capable direcuen of Xr. Lin@say, the Glee ciub rdndgred its sevefal selactions very well, ‘e Coppal divon” and “SBwing Alenz” having been particulariy plensing. Mr. Howard, who bas an excellent “Moruing,” ‘“‘Values,” “Love, I Ha:.e Won You,” and several encores. Members of the Glee club'are: First Tenors—Wllliam Cordner, . W. Gable, C. A. Hoaglard, I. O. Morse, M. Reindel and W. O. Taylo.. Second - Tenors—Arthur Buytcher, A. . Svensgk, J. Swanson and J. E. t Basses—B. W. Clark, I. S. . C. M. Dickinsen, Nils I Gronback, H. . Morton and Second Bass Anderson, Zora Bramble, II. B. Coleman, Roberl Craig, F. W. Henderson, James Pyne and A. Rheel. Dancing followed the concexl. Legion Post Interprets Nat’l Convention Rule An interpretation .of the actlon talken at the natlonal convention of the Amervican Legion relative to offi- of local branches has been made - Eddy-Glover post. The decislon hed is that elective and not &p- pointive officers are restricted from holding office in the legion when they are public officials, has been an- nounced. By this decision the local ‘The post at its meeting last night voted ta con- tinue a membership campalgn and {o take up Americanization werk. Lie- land Hpar has been chosen war risk TO INOREASE LICENSKE FRE. l'ees for theatef licenses miay be doubled by the license commitiee of the common council. This action was discussed at a meeling last night but no definite actlon taken. 1t {s recom- mended by the commiitee that ped- | dlars’ licenses be issued by the year | rather than ths montlh. By that sys- tem the cliy would get more money. vigs, formerly of | Lriown in New Leroy Seymour 'l Meriden and well tive of the . V. Gireene company of , Ales and Porter rannol be sold 2,75 for the time belng NZAC AND DELPHIA Coinpar \M( substitutes, are now il il v st ATl nmst leading’bars, and bottles wherever bottled goods are Asl for theni by name and re ecl he aniy sold. inferior imitations. 722 Rox. dephone ANZAC CO., BOSTON If vou cannot vt wlat vou ash | MINER, REED & TULLOCK, Local Distributors. Boston, which is now engaged in mar- Letlng the shares of the First People's T'rust company. The company has 70 ofMices in the United States and a sules force of one thousand. I1ts New Britain headquarters are in the Booth block. i el CHAMBERLAIN METAL WEATHER STRIP COMPANY 9 Court Sireet The ladies of the Bohemia Eagie I will have a Christmas tree cslebration tonight at Barfeck's hall. Gifts will ‘be distributed, 'and a Christmas en- tertainment held. THE SENSIBLE XMAS GIFT Is the Gift that is useful as well as ornamental. What could be more useful than a good Suit, Overcoat or Set of Furs? We would appreciate an opportunity to show you our large assortment of Men's, Ladies’ and Children’ Ready to Wear Seits, Overcoats and Mackinaws, and to tell you about owr Weekly Puy- ment plan. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD —AT THE— Boston Clothing Store 63 CHURCH STREET. A CONSOLE TABLE AND MIRROR FOR YOUR HALL WOULD BE A CHRISTMAS GIFT THAT ALL WOULD ENJOY FOR YEARS. STEP IN AND SEE THEM AT B. C. PORTER SONS If He Drives a Car Give Him Auto Needs 3 The height of joy to an automoblllst—vhe acme of perfection in gifts—is to receive for Christmas some little nicety he has always wanted for the car and really never wanted to spend the money for. Such things add to the pride he takes in his car, and to the satisfaction he gets-in driving it. We have all those little auto niceties that delight the heart of evety car enthusiast. ADNA F. JOHNSON 159 MAIN ST. PHONE 961 that Winter Storage for batteries means more than just placing them in a dry place. They need proper charging and regular inspection. does this and returns your battery up-to-snuff in the Spring. Remember. too, that zero weather causes many a car to stall, if the battery isn’t full of vigor. Prest-O-Lite Service keeps your battery full of go and assures you bright lights for long winter nights. No matter what battery you use, we will keep it effi- ciently on the job all winter, or store it carefully till Spring. Our expert advice costs you nothing. O’Neil’s Tire and Baitery Co. 236 EAST MAIN STREET Prest o-Lite Distributor, S RO P R AMerrle Clmstmas to You.fii%% SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21 MORNING—10:45 Prelude—Pastoral Symphony (Messiah) Hande) The South Congregatlonal Church A Day of Christmas Cheer and Inspiration EVENING—7:30 A CAROL RECITAL—ORGAN AND QUARTET Organ—March of the Magi = Dubois A Joytul Christraas Song Carol ©O Come Ye Children .. In Yonder Manger ........ song of the Angels . Jesus Thou Dear Babe . Good King Wenceslas . still Grows the Evening . Shepherds Christmas Son . Austrlan Organ—Christmas . Dethier Introduction—Pas torale—Va < (Adeste Fideles) Ovgan Old French . 14th Century 18th Century by Stevenson Bohemian Anthem—Christmas Belis (Longfelow) y . 15th Century . ‘Haytian Cradle Song From Heaven High the Angels Come 15th Centuvy Come With Us Sweet Flowers Traditionai Infant So Gentle . ane » Traditiona | Christmas Song . 14th Centuvy O Have Ye Heard the idings 16th Century A CORDIAL, CHRISTMAS WELCOME TO ALL ‘éfiifiéfifil*fi@#’é‘efi?@‘@fifi@&#fi###fifi%%m#@@fifi@@fic@@fii&#fifi#fi%fi%#fi%*#%##%## Stevenson Offertor, Gounod Carel—Sing We Noel Old French Melody Organ Postlude—Halleinjah Choras ... ... Handel - ‘) FFFSERGBEERIREIRREG