New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1920, Page 10

PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS Kranich & Bach Lester Kohler & Campbell Newby & Evans Angelus and others, THE C. L. PIERCE & COMPANY Formerly THE PIERCE & WARD PI ANO COMPANY SALESROOMS 246 Main St. (Oppo- Monument) ’Phone 1117-2 PARLORS Rooms 215, 216 Booth’s Block VICTOR (Talking Machine) Largest and Most Complete Stock of This Vicinity. 2,000 satisfied Lester customers in this vicinity, HLER & CAMPBELL ' PLAYER - Style 17 Hohler & Campbell Players Dear Friends: New Britain, Conn., 19 Answering your thought as to what you should get for Christmas, we are glad to offer a suggestion that- it be something of a lasting nature, something that will be educational, something that will be to you, _your family and friends a lasting and continuous pleasure—A Piano, Player Piano, Victrola are lasting, educational and a con- tinuous pleasure. We have on hand a hrge stock and assortment of Pianos, Talking Machines and records, which can be obtained on Easy Monthly Terms if desired—Selections can be made now and held for future delivery. Our Piano stock now on hand for your selection is as follows: We Have Ready for Delivery Before Chris‘mas NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE KOHLER & OCAMPBELL STYLE LESTER STYLE 30. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE LESTER STYLE 35. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE LESTER STYLE 35, KOHLER & CAMPBELL BRIGGS STYLE P. KOHLER & CAMPBELL MERRILL STYLE 20. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE ‘WEBSTER STYLE C. NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. STYLE 17. NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 6. JHLER & CAMPBELL Style 7 2,500 sold in this vicinity. ™ EWBY & EVANS Style 31 One of the best. gRS ELECTED — Makes Plans for to Be Held Dec. 18. meeting of Isabella Iters of Isabella, the fol- s were elocted for the Regent, Miss Esther regont, Mrs. Anna Fitz- dtor, Mrs. Helen Foley; rs. Bridget May: chancel- on Hanrahan. Miss pbell is the new financial rs. Sarah Smith, record- and Mrs. Catherine Kie- rer. Inside guard, Mrs. ghlin; outside guard, fcDonough; Damona Ab, ibert; scribe, Miss Cash- : and the guldes are Mar- n and Claire Smith. a food sale were also fch will be given Dec o to ten o'clock at 250 at the store formerly Rapelye. Mrs. Alice Gaff- harge of the committee 18 expected. 3 AT LYCEUM all new production of umes and special features, Birien minstrels will be seen im, tomorrow 16 & new sons 1 dance, Inovelty called “Playmatos™ nd staged by Mr. O'Brien skotch entitled “Hopping Ocean” and a finale or ealled “Am on, the “Varlety Boy ’ d and will appear in a of songs and jokes. The in addition to Lew Wilson garfoot” Gaftney, Major Miller, I n, Roy Bobby Y 1, Fletcher and Bobby names of Frank Roche, aberkorn, Joseph White, 1l, Lea Laird. Charles alter Sherwood, A. C. Bdward O'House, Dick Herbert Oinn, go to make vocalists, I be « band concert and &g usual. tinee and LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. ers, FAMILY CIRCLE BAZAAR Oircle for the FEnsuing Church Soclety Opens Annual Event New Britain Lodge to Entertain Today—Proceeds Wil Go Toward ! Relief of Poor. The annual bazar of the Holy Fam- fly Cirele of St. Mary's church to ratse funfls which are to be expend- ed iIn aiding the poor of ‘the parish, opened this afternoon at St Mary's “school hall. The event will continue for three days closing Fri- day evening. Through this annual event the Holy Family Circle derives the revenue by which jts work throuzhout the year is carried on. Ma- terials for sewing are purchased and the finished products are placed on sale or given to the needy. This afternoon a cake sale was held in conmection with the Lazar. An elaborate fancy work booth has been placed in the hall with a handsome array of needlework Included in the articles to be can- vassed upon are an electric lamp, & hand embroidered centgrpiece and a barrel of flour. The feature Friday evening will be a whist On Thurs- day and Friday afternoons the school | ~hildren will be given an opportunity to attend the bazar. BOY SCOUT NOTES Scoutmaster Louls W. Schaefer and Troop 4, Bay Scouts, went on a hike toward the Pinnocle mountains on afternoon. Several scouts king and firemaking tests tracking tests. later defeated “Cen- 21-14 in an exciting The pass work of Saturday passed coolk and three passed “Dartmouth™ ter” college, football game. Quigley and J. Slade was brilliantly | executed. After the game two large fires were built and the scouts enjoyed some “real eats” of their awn cooking. Hot dogs, steak, and §puds were most in evidence, ‘With stomachs full, songs, old and new, were sung, and story telling held sway until the hike home was started. Troup 4 now has its full quota. Some 28 scouts have already registered. v ——i Pure lard, 22c. Russell Bros.—eadvt Style IV Style VI Style VIII for office is preferable to a LESTER STYLE 30. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 5. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 6- LESTER STYLE 30. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 7. LESTER STYLE 30. NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16. KOHLER, & CAMPBELL STYLE 6- KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 7. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17. LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17. LESTER STYLE 30. - KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE B, WESER BROS. PLAYERS, KOHLER % CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 7. WESER BROS. PLAYERS. - NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 7. BRIGGS STYLE P. NEWBY & EVANS SI‘YLE 31. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16. LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. KOHLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 6. HIS MASTER'S VOICE™ HIS MASTER’S VOICE Come in and hear it. Our Victrola Stock Now on Hand for Your Selection $25 $35 $50 Style IX Style X Style XI Style XIV Style XVI Style XVII ..... NOW IS THE TIME—THIS IS THE PLACE. Thanking you for your kind attention and trusting we may have the pleasure of talking matters over with you, assuring you the same complete satisfaction we have given to thousands of our patrons during our business life of nearly 30 years in you r midst, we are 2,500 Kohler & Campbell customers. small musical merchandise. E%E%E@%E ELKS' LADIES’ NIGHT Friends Tomorrow Evening at Bl‘ Function—Varied Program. The “Ladies’ Night” at New Britain lodge of Elks tomorrow promises to qurpass any similar event of its kind held at the clubhouse on Washington street. From 8 o'clock until comple- tion, a diversified program of enter- tainment will be carried out. The en- the club will be utilizea in giving the entertainment. Chairman Wiliam F. Delaney requests that all attendants! at the affair, which is for members of the organization and their lady friends will enter the home through the front door. The customary side entraqce into the bullding is not to be used to- morrow evening. The local talent which will provide the entertainment includes Theron Hart at the orga, Mrs. Howard E. Horton, who sang so well at the me- morial exercises Sunday evening, and Mrs. Mary T. Crean will render solos. The male soloists will include John O’Brien, August Klein and John J. Kiniry of this city, and J. Downey of Wallingford. /Professional talent from the local theaters has been promised the commitee. There will be a buffet luncheon served. Dancing will be held in the banquet hall, and in the club rooms various kinds of card playing will be indulged in. HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM On Thursday afternoon will oc- cur the annual preliminary trials for membership on the debating team which will compete against Hartford and New Haven. From those reporting a squad of twelve will be chosen from which group the final team will be selected before the Christmas holi- days. The question of debate is: “Re- solved, That the direct primary as a methor of nominating candidates party caucus.” Herb Remedies Can be Bought at CROWELL’S DRUG STORE. hrmul- No. 1 is a Tenle, Stomash and Remedy . ronn No. 2 is for Rheumatism. Catarrh, Kidney and_ Bladder Troubles. Goldine Morning Smile Laxatives, ! Haven. =R EIERE] BUILDING PERMITS Globe Clothing Company and Knights of Columbus to Make Alterations at Respective Properties. A building permit was taken out this afternoon for alterations to the amount of $10,000 in the stores to be occupied by the Globe Clothing company, formerly used by Connors- Halloran, Rapelye's and Crowell's Drug store. A permit was also granted to the' Knights of Columbus for interior al- terations to the amount of $3,600 in the Churchill property on Franklin Square, shortly to be opened as a K. of C. club house. 8. L. Deming has taken a permit for a $5,000 frame dwelling to be erected on Newington avenue. Football Committee is Selected For Old Eli New Haven, Dec. 8.—Yale's board of control has named as graduate committee on football for 1921, Louis E. Stoddard of New Haven, chairman, Foster H. Rockwell, Phoenix Ariz, Theodore Lilley, Waterbury, Clarence F. Alcott of New York and H. Ray Paige of New York. These names were suggested by the captain M. P. Al- drich of the football team. The board ratified Norris B. Gaddish of Wash- ington, D. C., as football team man- ager. Webster to Entertain At “Y” Stag Social Ned Webster, a prominent Hartford entertainer, has been secured by the industrial department of the Y. M. C. A, to assist at the regular Thursday evening social tomorrow night. The affair will be held in the lobby of the association building. Refreshments will be served. WITNESS OPENING OF CONGRESS Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Hellberg of Lincoln strect have as their guests , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris of West formerly | Mrs. Morris was Miss Olga Hellberg. The couple have recently been married and while on their honeymoon witnessed the open- ing session of the 66th congress in ‘Washington. 5 &Y t Yours With Service, $225 $325 THE C. L. PIERCE CO. P. S. Remember 246 Main Street, opposite the monument. Over 2,000 satisfied Lester Piano custom- Ask and be convinced. Also we carry large stock of Sheet Music and THE C. L. PIERCE CO. Prof. Winslow of Yale New Haven, Dec. 8.—Prof. Charles E. A Winslow of Yale university is to direct public health work of the league of Red Cross societies in Eu- rope, it was announced today. The @&@%Ifl[’!‘l [ 53] EIIEIEI , Corbin Screw Girls Beat To Direct’ Red Cross Male Opponents Bowling corporation has given Prof. Winslow . five months’ leave of absence, begin- ning February 1. Curator George Grant MacCurdy of the Yale faculty, !in his Sabbatical year beginning June 1 1 will be the first director of the American school of pre-historic re- | search in France. ! During yesterday's -_— BATTAGLIA HEAVILY FINED Guiseppe Battaglia, proprietor of a place in the railroad arcade, was In a bowling contest between the young ladies and the young men of the Corbin Screw Corporation last evening, held at Rogers bowling allleP the young ladies showed their ability as bowlers by defeating the young men and thereby winning the five pound box of candy given By the losers. [ Lillian Schnaidt . viva 9b Claire Lynch . . 98 Florence Williams . 9% Ida Berner . 92 Gret Cavanagh . . 90 // e 468 | Billie Schusler .. > 988 Bill Miller ... 89 Fred Miller . 90 among those arraigned in the United | Harry Molander . 68 States court before Judge Edwin L. | James Kiniry . 5 Thomas yesterday afternoon, for vio- lation of the Volstead prohibition law. He was fined $150 and costs. Battaglia’s place was visited by fed- eral enforcement agents early in June. session, Judge Thomas administered a warning from the bench, that violators of the pro- hibition face jail and prison sentences, in the future. ON FURLOUGH Seaman James J. Donahue of the U. S. S. Delaware is on a fifteen days furlough at his grandmother’s home, <. Coleman on High street. After he x‘eturns his ship will cruise around | the world. HOARSEN S ICK e WILL PAY BEST PRI(’FS }‘OB ALL KINDS OF JUNK and Seconu-nand kurniture L. ZELDES 116 West Street Tel. 633-23 414 | : ’ TO SEW FOR HOSPITAL ‘The women of the First Congrega- tional church, and all other women interested, will hold an all-day sew- ing session at the church chapel on ' Friday, for the benefit of the New Britain General hospital. The session will start at 9:30 o’clock in the morn- ing. A luncheon will be served 'dur- , ing the day. BAD_BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the gl';:utute for wlomel, mgmflyon the els and positively do_ the work. G rliet thrungh taling them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a ‘vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. They act gentlybutfirmlyont.he bowels and liver, stimulating them to e L e A e entire system. 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