New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA aooooG @E@@E@E@‘E@EEE@@E@E@E@@@EEIET@EE@i HOLIDAY GIFTS f Jewelry, China, Cut Glass, Silverware are gifts of lasting senti- ent, and our stock is of dependable quality, style, value. Our rices are arranged to meet every purse. — We have a large as- Below you will find sortment of the follow- . many gift suggestions. ing: Parisian Ivory Diamonds Link Buttons Watches Scarf Pins Bracelet Watches ‘ Waldemar Chains Plain and Stone Rings Pocket Knives Brooches Toilet Sets Lavallieres Bracelets Pendants Vanity Cases | Hand Painted China Mesh Bags Etc. Bar Pins, Etc. HE PORTER & DYSON CO. “THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELERS” 54 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn. 5] (] ] (] ) (] ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) O ) ) ) ) ) ) ) — THE COMMERCIAL™ TRUST CO USE OUR XMAS CLUB TO SAVE MONEY FOR —taxes —insurance —income tax —next winters coal _ —mortgage interest —subscriptions to organizations 1 ) ) ) o ) o 6 5 5 5 6 ) ) ) e ) 5] ) ) ) ] - ’ The — EARL'S RESIGNATION " FOUR — eneral Maintenance || (AUSES CONJECTURE Convenient Plans—Netting $25 to $250 And Interest & Electric Company || forer ew Briaio an 0utof | - hesnahahosueys s e COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. - teamheated Garage At Discussion over the resignation of } \ | “Q ting New Britain's Largest Xmas Club.” Clarence Earl, formerly of this city. 1 6 18 Str t grpl, vice-president of the Willys- — ee verland c . wide- in 202 Booth the aritomobile woria since tnat event, | I OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK 7-9 0’CLOCK , A which d . s 255 b AN - e are Q(Il“pped ‘to care for your car from not see:c:o":e ::?e::{:son::lzrif:l:. E A to Z, viz: nation advanced, the only certain fact ery, Ignition, Radiator and General Re- about the matter being that he has re- airs, Recharging, Repairing and Battery [|incd and s succeeded by Charles B. Wilson, who was president of the Wil- Rentals of all makes, plea§u1’e vehicles in- son Foundry and Machine company, luded. Generators, Starting Motors and [|» subsidiary of the Willys plant. | oils rewound It is stated that there have been 2 2 £ he Ra - ti d tub sharp differences of policy in the plant R e S R P S0 TR AT AR 52 S Y Distributor for the Ranger tire and tube J| vetween the virtual heaa ot the busi- | who were tamiliar with the history of | are interested, however, In any propo- ] and Is of the typs of man who will| kind of man and Tolede mesds brotectors. ness, Mr. Earl, and others on the di- | the strike that, except for Earl's |sition which promises to hold Earl in | instil faith in his fellows. more than he needs Toledo: rectorate or official body. courage and firmness, all the important | Toledo. We do not know that he|l He is a firm believer in co-opera- | ===—== ree—— 2 2 - = industries of Toledo might have be- | would consider a proposition looking | tion and we need more of the co- —Day and Night Service— The city of Toledo generally and| come involved with most disastrous ’ to that end but we believe it is well | operative spirit. GOLDIN E pace left for a feW more cars fol' Stol'age. many of Mr. Earl's associates and | consequences. worth the effort. No city can afford to It is impossible for a man vigor- Herb Remedies Can %o Bought st competitors seem to be unanimous in The Times is not advised as to the | lose its assets without a fight and Earl | ous, broad-minded and far-visioned CROWELL’S DRUG STORE. glowing approval of his ability. The | reasons which impelled Earl to resign | has proved himself a valuable asset. to remain long in a stagnant .com- Form: No. 1 is & Tonic, Stomash following from the Toledo Times of | from the organization in the building | He is a builder and Toledo needs| munity. Kither the community Is | T wase memedy. eumatism, Dee. © under the caption “Toledo [ up of which e was a prime factor. | bullders. reinvigorated and begins “Efipg!:dho:, '"xm""imh'n'fm':' Mroanea Kool Earrorie et t mmnle i cerned in them. We | He has splendid faith in Toledo | the man goes elsewhere. r! that ney an lor ubles. commendation he has received: — Clarence Earl planning to leave | = N = - ‘ - - 2" One hears the question ' many times a day and it i= invariably followed b atement to the effect | that his 4 would swsorenss 8 Suggestions for Christmas Gifts— about five vears, most of his time be- ing taken up with the affairs of that | corporation. But notwithstanding his b ' % close application. he has managed to . contiibute a great deal toward the | = creation of a new civic spirit and xhe} | development of a co-ope " inter- s e o | est for lack of which in the past Tol. T SKATES $1.00 to $6.00. 1 edo’s material and moral progress has y as it looks ~ been seriously impeded. | HOCKEY STICKS to the acid The 1919 strike at the Overland | : brought Earl into national prominence . 11 His conduct of that dispute attracted { you plan to sell your car, buy}| i s, of na dnue stimcies ‘ B [ the country. Not once theemciorn | VACUUM BOTTLES a two-year battery el R e grcncn Mt arotieont | IUNCH BOXES R he sought to make the men understand | OU want snappy starting, Do you want to be spared the expense that it was his purpose to gi al brilliant lights and sure-firc and annoyance of laying your battery lf | clusses of employes A sauare deal and | mition during the remaining | his belief that the company should be A two-year battery will keep you away given a fair deal in return. Beset our car. r1 . set on BLE .00 to g onths you keep y = from the repair shop. all sides with requests for compromise, ! et >ise two-year battery is the most pgyou want toincrease the resale prics he replied that there could be no com- ain wav to get it. of the car? promise of a principle and before the . ert: L 3 " controversy came to an end most of g The Philadelphia guaran- his employes were convinced that they ERECTOR SETS tee is tranaferable. Your had no rcason to fear injustice at his ' - v ) purchaser is not buying hands. ELEOCTRIC IRONS ELECTRIOAL SETS an unknown quantity. A N | $7.50 and $10.00. . two-year battery increases | OCHEMISTRY SETS resale value just as surely TELEPHONE and WIRELESS SETS ) Ry Guaranteed i = 2 o ! j = . . REGISTER ING BANKS THE "“CORD-TIRE-BATIERY- tee Sas l Mldnlght Fro'-lc ‘ . méfims | The General Maintenance & Elec. Co. | New Year’s Eve e MR v i Baik vore 16-18 Booth St. Prop., H. L. Hughes sl 10=BIG ACTS—10 The Abbe Hardware CO., 279 Main Street_: Service Station. Tel, . ed ts = RN It is the judgment of citizens