New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBBR 21, 1920, < ==, . THESTORE OF <222~ — LOWER PRICES s by Open Evenings Till 9:30 1,@ Sl;&esfigns FOR HIM. FOR HER. Gillette, Auto Strop or Gem Umbrellas. Gloves. Safety Razors. Silk Neckwear. Neckwear. Knitted Ties. Mufflers. Camisoles. * Chemises. Hosiery in either Silk or Sport Wool. Toilet Sets. Perfumes. Shaving Sets. Comb and Brush Sets. Military Brush Sets. Vanity Cases. Boxed Suspenders. Stationery. Garter and Arm Band Sets. Belts. Hosiery in either Silk or Sport Wool. Bags and Purses. Aluminum .Percolator. Cut Glass Ware. Necklaces. Toilet Waters. Manicure Sets. Comb and Brush Sets. Fancy Baskets. Art Goods. Madeira Sets. Books. Individual Hair Brushes. Handkerchiefs.: Umbrellas. Cuff Button Sets. Stick Pins. Books. Smoking Outfit. are made of real cream, fine fruits and selected nuts. Kibbe chocolates are dipped with silver tongs—no hand or even a finger touches them. In your moments of Christmas be- wilderment when you are wondering what to give “the feminine con- tingent”, remember this: No wom- an’s Christmas is complete without a gift of fine candy. Doubtless your dealer carries a large assortment of Kibbe fine can- dies as well as such popular Kibbe favorites as Social Whirls, Cocoa- nut Cream Bars, Nut Venetians and Pure Sugar Patties. Ask for Kibbe’s by name—if you do it once you will do it always. Whether you wish candies for a formal gift or for the children, by asking for Kibbe’s you will be sure of getting recognized quality, purity and freshness. Kibbe Chocolate s are extra thick; the centers o ULF FOR THE CHILDREN. Our Toyland and Book Section are just “chock full” of Toys, Dolls, Books and Games that are the children’s idea of a perfect Christmas. For the little girl we have Dolls, Sewing Sets, Paint Books, Aluminum and other Dish Outfits, Toy Furniture, Educational Games, etc. For the little boy we have Mechanical Toys, Train Sets, Picture and Story Books, Games, Musical Toys, etc. Kibbe's, Springfield, Mass. O Toyland is in the basement—All books are on the Main floor. ‘Igbb_e:s' Cé'gdies Only one more day for a chance on the .00 Electric Train. ) Wednesday. Contest closes at We are giving a 10 Per Cent Discount TABLE LAMPS over $10.00 during Last Day of our train offer. T US SERVE YOU ELECTRICALLY he Cowles Electric Co. elephone 556 85 West Main St. APEX CLEANERS AND ROTAPEX WASHERS UNEEDA MARKET —o 189 Park Street. Will Open Wednesday, December 22. WITH A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AND MEATS IWEST_FOSSIBLE PRICE, - . RAID IN UNIONVILLE Proprictor of Worthy Hotel Is Fincd $200 and Costs for Selling Liquor Unifonville, Deec. 21.—Following a raid by the state police on the Worthy Hotel hero last night, Martin Keating, the proprietor, was fined $200 and costs in the town court when he plead- ed guilty to the charge of selling liquor without & state license. Tho rald was the result of numerous complaints 1o tho local ‘and state authorities from mill ow that a number of their employees were in the habit of reach- ing the factories each morning intox- icated. The police wero told of the alleged salo of liquor at the hotel and the rald was in charge of Lieutenant Hobert W. Bridgeman, Officera Philip W. Flynn and Frank Nichols of tha state police department, and Constable Gilman. The raiding party did not confine its activity to the hotel. John Clark was arrested for selling liquor in violation of the state law and when arraigned before Justiee John D. Horsfall asked for a continuance to December 27. This was granted under a bond of $300. The Lambert Tavern and a place conducted by Patricz Eagney were also visited by the police. They failed to find evidence of liquor. Liquor Prosecutor James W. Knox of Hartfotd prosecuted the cases agninst Keating and Clark. The police evidence showed that whiskey waa being sold over the bar at the hotel for 50 cents a drink. AGAINST ONE-MAN CARS, Hartford, Dec =~ “One-man street cars are a menace to the city of Hartford.” This was the statement ot Commissioner Willam J. Rankin at a meeting of the board of fira-com- | missioners held last night. Every other member of tho board concarred in this opinion, and it was the consenzus that l the labor saving vehicles of the Con- | necticut Company were dangerous to | the extreme and should be eliminated | from the public streets as soon as 1t was possible to do so. HOLD-UP IN SAYBROOK. 0Old Saybrook, Dec. 4.—Attacked hy two men in the semi-darkuness as he stood alone on tho soath platform ot the railroad station at the junction | | | | | '-PALACE- | Midnight Frolic 'New Year’s Eve avoid Shop in the morn- ing if possible and the “rush and crush.” here last night about Herman Solodorolf or 1st Lyiae was beaten into uncons robbed of $125 valued at $100. complished in auick fashio within distancc of a crowd of fifty people standing on the north and west sides of the station. Store Open Till 9:30 P. M. Evenings. CUT 80 CENTS A DAY. Portland, Ore., Dec. 21.—By a vote of 15 to 9 the board of directors of Loyal Legion of Logyers and Lumber- men for Oregon at a meeting here today voted a cut rm the minimum wage of workmen of the Legion 80 cents a day. The new minimum wage will be $3.60. Serve Your Xmas Dinner With Hallinan’s Aid Are you preparing your Christmas Dinner? We invite you to visit our Candy, Baking and Delicatessen Departments. CANDY—Our new department has just been opened. A pleasing variety of Xmas Candy and Assorted Chocolates made in our own candy kitchen. BAKING—Just Christmas: Pound Pumpkin Pies. DELICATESSEN—Reast what you like for Cakes, Mince and Meats and Salads prepared by us; Roast Chickens and Roast Turkeys. We shall be open day and Friday. Let us serve you. until 9:30 p. m. Thurs- HALLINAN’S BAKERY 142 MAIN STREET. John Draney’s Nerve “President McKinley has been assassi- mrn&hm‘-mdflhm" ‘That's engineer of the memuw September 11th, 1901. Tracks cleared, away dashed the special at tegrific spetd, to the death bed of a great man ——every second count ', @8 the train ateup the miles. Itwas clear head, strong endurance and great nerve force, that withstood the terrific strain. It's the power of endurance and nerve force that makes any b a suocess, Do matter what line of work. BOSAK'S HIORKE VINQ “Nature's Tonic™ offers you help—it’s a recognized nerve tonic and general b Ader, it has been a houschold remedy for over TWENTY-SIX years. Buyatrial bottle of the onginal BOSAK’S HQ@<KE VINO today—it will help yoi® The name BOSAK'S is on every bottle of the original—refuse imitations. At Druggists and ‘Gro‘em BOSAK SALES CO. 540 E. Main St. Bridgeport, Conn.