New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, counsel, Instituted proceedings against | by managers of telegraph companies { in consultation with members of the Evap>milk” & cacs S0c. Rumsell Thomas Cherniak and the Alpha | for messages accepted from sovern- | sovernment over might it is under- | Bros. - adet e Realty League for $3,500. The action | ment officials. stood, trying to arrange some sort . your battery charged or re. | '8 brought on the alleged non-pay- _— of compromise relative to the measure. | == - t Jestoer's, 193 Arch street. | Ment of a note. The writ is return- Pure lard 20 cents 1b. Russell Bros. | It was asserted here this morning that PLUMBING ble in the city court on the fourth | —advt. the virtual deadlock between the two i Monday in December, e houses of parliament must be com- 5 H"'::"“" Lr’.:.':..'.o.‘:.::w ‘:!"I‘"';_“’"‘ at Wagner's bus leaves Meriden Ar- PLANNING COMPROMISE. | promised or thic bill would be lost, ana | Steam, Hot Water Heating y after Co.. I dance Sat. ht.— he h { ., would Fd e o i | temme e e B DR EXPERT SERVICE House of Lords cks Settle- | automatically become a law as soon as Pes. Reg. $10 and $12, $6.96. [ “Say It With Music” at Morans'.— BilL. ratification of the Turkish treaty T. J. QUINLIVAN [ ] 4 fenus Store.—advt advt. . Dec. 17.—) s of the | formally ends the war. 712 STANLEY ST u esl lons n was born Wednesday to Mr. Bring the little tots to the Big Store | ho vho ha stood | T 5 4 . R. B. Dunne of 111 Colum- | tomorrow to sec a real live Santa bill as ' Fagle milk, 4 cans $1.00. Russell | Tel. 2084. Claus and get a free Xmas present.— | passed by the house of commons were Bros.—advt. Christmas adv. e = = le accompanied by a _ == ° ® elve a free resent from = e nta Cla t the PRig PAY FOR V IN UNION. w.—advt. i - Congressma mits Bill o Have Postma Pay Wire Tolls, . o " Washington, Dec. 17.—To deal with 4 En s k f T ed v l h rs loase on a store in the Pro- | of the Western Union Co. to al bullding to Harvey & Lewis. | from members of congress mess: gt el [ e R s e L reduced. Matteawan and Gage Hats in- | )h;r rlt;‘n Irullow:nx Representative Ireland of Illinois, ) 4 N - o 0 for the last five | chairman of the house accounts com- - \ \ | cluded. One-Half P . | mittee has introduced a bill to author- D . g u . ne-ria rice. and let us explain the differ- \ N\ - . ize postmasters to pay bills presented tween wot and dry storage of | sesee——sr—r——— es. Simmons Storage Battery oo S T \ = 4 2 A USEFUL GIFT povar et mesmeiosnas | Prices Lower on All N - Y .'"‘“.J::,’::ffn,w""';;‘.r';g"""p“,:.i";:'i}' Our Home Made - = | = Special $3.95 and up. Worth Double remembrance of his term Bw for frec Xmas' presents— Candy > Beautiful Assortment of Satin Brocaded ine and Maria Vetrano have Xmas Ribbon Candy, Cut Rock, Judge F. B. H rford, thei B > d ge ungerfor eir Candy Canes, Candy Baskets. Special < e : ok % ~ S I Hats. SDeClal R A B $3095 an "p prices on large orders UR F. GROTH, | oo e " "wenu stenia] € < > Suedelike Tams. Special ‘ cher of Mandolin, YR O 3 | : Ostrich Bands . .............. $1.00 ;’ 36 West Pearl St. MCEnroe S A Hearty, Ostrich Plumes $1.98 and up WEST MAIN ST. ) . ‘ | Wholesome Breakfast ||GoldenblumMillineryCo. olas at C. L. Plerce & Co.— - - 2 - | T Pl g mw %' i Eggs are the important item on the breakfast bill of fare. The B Sy aroma of well made coffee and savory bacon quickens the appetite ‘ 188 MAIN ST. Branch 863 MAIN ST. 7 MAIN STREET. BOOTH'S BLOCK. but the eggs make the breakfast. You want the big, meaty, o ? wholesome, farm eggs that come in the Parksdale Farm package. Y.M.C.A. Bmldmg Hartford y A S Serve them in the favorite way and watch the satisfaction or r ls t m as read around the table. These fancy, selected eggs will bring D ; . them back for more. b s And you can get a handsome set of fine Parisian China i l ve er g Dishes with the coupons that come in every box. Read below how easy it is for you to have this set for your ' For chk Returns Use Herald Classified Ads. own. GLOWS The coupons come with WEDGWOOD CREAMERY BUTTER too. Rich, pure, delicious butter that comes to you in a dust and odor proof package from ore of the We have an cxceptionally large assort- Y largest and most modern creameries in the country. mt of all kinds of Gloves. Kid, Mocha, gy io, Knk and Woeel Insist upon Parksdale Farm Eggs and Wedgwood and $6.00 You pgth. our vwlnd:z'\:-' a'n':plu:; 16 e Creamery Butter. Your grocer should be able to supply Can Own For 30 Coupons o a Tew pric 3 you. If he hasn’t got them please send us his name. 42 plecer ot Purisian Chine, ? 9 iported Kid Gloves Send money and coupons to e et ROTHFEDER S Black, Brown, White f coupons and $6.00 you cas it e KM Gloves P. BERRY & SONS, Incorporated X 2 0 54 picces ' Gauntlets & HARTFORD, CONN. _ ama’$el00 compiates thia | 378 Main St. New Britain Gray, Sand, Brown oisette Gauntlets, Black, Brown, Beaver, Pongee e rane . 834973650 | PARKSDALE FARM EGGS o Cheistinas Sole Distributors for New England States 112 pieces in all. Grey, Brown, White, Heather ... HOSIERY | | AN e I 2 Gift Hosiery is always an acceptable Gift, We cnrry n complete line of the well known 4 ; - - X Y ’ = | &> : - “GORDON' Hosiery. We also have a A =7 " D T : N eS| % 2 e T ¥ S /&4 . Suggestions $1 00" K ) i B! 9 ‘~ 8 American made Lingerie— o : s249 || : ; Nl | f servicosble maen $1.39 ™ $2.98 Our Christmas Club was the first in the city and its members have f | F0e B Batisic, Nathsmk, Gl increased in number each year. [ i | ton Crepe. ILLINERY ol | | NIGHT GOWNS Over $900,000.00 has been saved in this city through our clubs. |§ White Nainsook and Batiste $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 UCED TO LESS THAN ONE-HALF : N . and $2.49. ur entire +'ock of Trimmed Hats, in- ¢ R " » 0 is t C - § ]50’ 1_95’ 2.29 d §249 :." o ‘"n f g 4 | Could there |Je better evidence of the satisfsaction for service ren- Bateicsn: Coéfi:vlsz{g%’gl% s)cglégglsns . s than O 2 ¥ ve n 1 ? 25, .49, 95. s el > i dered to our Club Members? . BLOOMERS Flesh tint 98¢, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95. § ‘ e T0 | . . s 3 $1.98™ $7.95 Wi Join our 8th Club Now and be sure of a check for next Xmas. |} e e b e DUVETYN HATS OPEN SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS. [ CLI IV A I SEOUTES . 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