New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 3

PR Oston StorelTflflUSERS-Slflm FAIR SEX’S LATEST JEWELRY Not Too Close Or Wide Or Too Wo have our usunl large and well Loflg '.0 Hid& *selocted stock of price Jewelry for the Xmas season includ- Ohisann. Das T—datens e sow- ing Rings, Necklaces, st fashions for women is the trous- Bar Pins, Hat Pins, ers-skirt, a bifurcated garment that Cuft affords all the freedom of trousers, elidhes """ yet is ample enough to produce the J#nkes, Scart Pins and Clasps. popular Lavallieres, Cameo Pins, Bracelets, Gent's | visible effect of a skirt. The new garments, becomingly filled by models, were shown at the winter resort fashion revue yester- day, where was exhibited the apparel which will be a la mode this win- ter at Palm Beach, Miami, Pasadena and San Diego. The trousers or skirts or both are not to6 long to hide much of the heavy socks which women will wear | for golfing, boating or other out of doors exercise These socks, whose tops turn over just below the knee, » made of silk and wool. They are heavy but eling softly and tenderly 80 that there Is no need to wear even the most cobwebby silk stockings under them. To be entirely fashion- able the color of the bands on the #ocks should match the scarf around the “sports” hat that crowns the adorable creation they adorn Hats this winter are of heavy silk with close-fitting brims, but there are elaborate garden hats in pastel shades, profusely decorated with flowers which will put to blush even the vivid follage of the South. There are waists, hats, trimmings of all kinds in dandelion yellow, the fa- vorite shade—as yellow as the bank notes with which papa pays the bills. Stecling Silver Thimbles. Large mssortment of Dag Tops In metal and shell. Complete assortment of Shell Halr Qoods. Celluloid and Ivory Tollet Articles. Ladies’ and Gent's Umbrellas. . DOLLS Our Doll tamily has arrived to- gether with a full line of “Dolly Duds” for their comfort and for the sleasure of the little girl who loves r Dolly. ULLAR LAY OFF R. R. MEN, New Haven, Dec. 7.—~General Man- ager Bardo of the New Haven road has announced that since November 30 approximately 3700 employes had been laid off because of business con- ditions. This is one tenth of the force employed. Wages have not been cut. (354 CLEARANCE SALE JON ALL MILLINERY OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HATS, INCLUDING THE LATEST MIDWINTER STYLES ARE ALL ON SALE SALE NOW o GOING ON " TRIMMED HATS . $3.00 L s5.00 $5.95 Trimmed Hats Sale Price ...... $9.95 Trimmed Hats Sale Price $15.00 Trimmed Hats ‘Matteawan Velours Silk Beavers Many styles, all colors Childrehs Beavers Suede-Like Tams Black and Colors Red and all colors $3.98 e e . $1.25 HOSIERY We have taken in a full line of Gordon Hosiery and since we bought it at this time, we are able to sell them at prices much lower than they have been sold in a long time. Stockings as a Gift are always ap- precisted and one never has enough. Come and sece the values we are offering. GLOVES What is more appreciated than Gloves as Xmas Gift? Our stock now is complete and are sure to be satisfled. Whether it Kid, Chamois, Mocha, Chamoisette, Suede or Wool Gloves, we have them in wrist size, gauntict and the 12 and rl button lengths, all moderately priced. PURSES DOLLS Leather Purses and Velvet If it is & Gift for a Child. why Bags always make good Gifts, not a Doll? We have the De We have both in & large variety Luxe Dolls—the Dolls with De of styles and prices.” Luxe (the looks DOutlet Millivery Co, ' 257 MAIN STREET BOOTH’S BLOCK is FseEcoESECOESCEGSESS ON TRIAL FOR MURDER St. Louis Woman, 36 Years Old, is Accused of Having Killed Two Hus- bands. St. Louis, Dec. 7.—Mrs. Willlam ‘Woodlock, 86 years old, under two first dégree murder indictments for the deaths of Thomas P. Broderick and Joseph F. Woodlock, her first and secand husbands, in circuit court here today on the second charge. Both men were shot and killed by Ursula Broderick, the defendant’s daughter, who now is out on $50,000 bond pending an appeal to the supreme court fram a ten year penitentiary sentence for killing Woodlock. Woodlock was killed in April 1919, the girl testifying she was defending her honor. Broderick met his death Ooctober 6, 1916, and Ursula then onlp 14 was acquitted by a coroner’s Jury an her testimony that she shot to protect her mother, whom she as- senterd Broderick was beating. DISCUSS IRISH PEACE Newspapers Throughout Ircland Print Stories Relative to Rumors of Truce by Christmas Time. London, Dec. 7.—Efforts to arrango a truce in Ireland was the dominat- ing topic of this morning’s news- papers, which printed many rumors gathered in Dublin and London. One Dublin dispatch declared there was no chance of a truce while Arthur Griffiths and the MacNiell brathers, prominent Sinn Fein lead- ers, were kept in prison, while anoth- er took the view that the irrecon- cilables of the Irish question brother- hood really here in control of the the situation and would be able to prevent any settlement which did not recognize thelr full deémands. ne of the newspapers mentioned CONSOLE TARLES AND MIRRORS make splendid gifts and add wonderfully to the attractive- ness of hall, reception room or some odd corner of the living room. FLOOR LAMPS are always acceptable and we have just received a great shipment of the very newest designs. 0] é : é & 2 & & 0 & & = & & = & & & & = & & = & & =] & & ] & & ] & & [0 & & =] & & [0 & o = & &t = & & = & & O & ko = & & @] & went to trial the name of Monsignor Patrick Joseph Clune, nor did any seem aware of the part he has taken in the ex- change of views, unless vague refer- ences to be anohymous “Trish inter- mediary” are intended to refer to him. It is unknown how far the Rev. Michael O’'Flannigan, acting president of the Sinn Fein, is supported by leaders of his party, and the London Times undérstands the government, in replying to his telegram received here on Sunday, will probably ask him whom he represents, L Agony of Asthma New Prescripion Gives Instant Relief. Makes Breathing Easy. Thousands ‘of people suffer from Bronchitis or Bronchial Asthma who, having tried advertised remedies, in- halers, ‘Patent smokes,” douches, doc- tors, changes in climates, etc. without permanent benefit believe nothing can ever make them weli. Extensive experiments abled a Worcester, Mass. physician to find a simple, harmless treatment that gave almost immediate relief in even the most stupborn advanced cases and great numbers of former Asthmatics have now used his treat- ment with wonderful success. “The doctor’'s prescription is called Oxidaze and can be obtained from Dickinson Drug Co., and leading drug- gists everywhere, who sell it on a guarantee of money back on the first package if in any case It fails to give prompt relef.” Many users who for years have been obliged to sit up in bed gasping for breath and unable to sleep report that they now take a dose of Oxidaze when going to bed and can then lie down and breathe easily and naturally and get a good night's restful sleep. Oxidaze is a safe treatment, easy and pleasant to take and contains no harmful, habit forming drugs. finally en- AUTO THIEVES SENTENCED Member of Band Receives i Woman Detroit, Dec. 7.—Two. men and a DIVORCES DR- B. O. HYDE. = e Supported. Him During His ' Three Trials for Murder. Kansas "City, Mo., Dec. 7.—Mrs. woman, reputed members of a bup.L' Frances S. Hyde yesterday was grant- of automobile thieves, wheo, the go ernment charges, shipped stolen ma- chines ta Sweden, pleaded guilty of violation of the Dyer act in Federal court here yesterday. Almore Basden and William J. Halpin were sentenced to two years in Leavenworth and Belle Warner to two years in the Detroit House of Correction. Several others, including three ar- rested in Bridgeport, Conn., and in- dicted by the Federal Grand Jury, are to be arraigned tomorrow. » MOTHER! ®California Syrup of Figs® Child’s Best Laxative avoost “Caiifornts syrup of Figs only—losck for the name California on the package, then you are your child is having the best and most harmful physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each Three sizes. AT YOUR DEALERS. N. Y. sure’ ®d-en absolute degree of divorce from Dr. B. Clark Hyde, who was tried three times for the murder of Col. Thomas Swope. Mrs. Hyde was granted custody of the two minor chi-1 dren. Mrs. Hyde, a niéce of Col. Swope, steadfastly supported her husband- Dr Hyde was convicted at the first trial, but the state supreme court re- versed the decision. There were two mis-trials and then the case was con- tinued and finally dropped. TO U. S. BY Stoncham and McGraw From Cuba Havana,.Cuba, Deec. 7. Stoneham and J, J. McGr dent and vice-president resg the New), York National le ball, and Mason Peters,’ ed Havana Post were passen| plane to Key West, en rou York yesterday. Mr. Stoneham and Mr, went to the United Staté¥ fo pose of attending a forthcon ing of baseball magnatei ¥ RENIER, PICKHARDT & DU 127 Main Street Opp. Arch Street Phone Your Christmas Shoppin Is the most important—and perhaps the most perplexing JUST NOW, the fitting of the gift to the recipient is no'n cult than adjusting expenditurcs to the purse. Both prob be solved to a great extent by shopping here, A Few Suggestions of Practical Blouses, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Jewelry, Sweaters, Baby T} Silk Petticoats, Children’s Dresses- Lingerie, Silk Underwear, Corsets, Hoslery, Aprons, .M Coats. Umbrellas, Women’s Neck'wear, Bath Robes, EKnit U Dress Skirts and Children’s Headwear. 4 Gifts Of Furniture At Prices That Will SEeSES s HLEGE 2 ESEG 2 HeEeHe H oS Eo0E0 Bring Good Cheer To Many Firesides! FROM THE BIG FURNITURE STORE TABLE LAMPS Here indeed is a gift that will spread a glow: of warmth and cheer for the whole family ! Right now we are featuring many special values at $19.75. SPINET DESKS are one of the very finest gifts you could make to a woman, whether she be wife, sister daughter. mother, or We are showing some espe- cially good ones in dull ma- hogany at $56.00. The Big Xmas Store SILVERWARE A chest of Silver would be the ideal gift for mother. el Th AEOLIAN. VOCALION The ideal Xmas Gift. 2 specials $110 and S$135, Here is a gift that is particu- larly good and one that. will give years of service and sat- isfaction. We are featuring a special tea' wagon in dull rubbed mahogany finish at $32.00. i e SEWING CABINETS Here is a beautiful and in- expensive little gift for wife or mother and we are making a special offer of the Mar- tha Washington style as illustrated. make a big hit with a who smokes, and we featuring some specially good ones at $8.00. | BEAUTIFUI: CEDAR CHESTS Here is a gift that will de- light the heart of any woim an. An unusually distinctive design, made of genuine red cedar and walnut, ~ John A. Andrews & Co. “Where Most People Trade” FESGEEGCESIECHESSEEG SIS IESFESSESCEH L SESSEISSESSESLEDSSES2EISESEES2ES v i