New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1920, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920, oliday andy it stock of High ndy in the city fro== make your selection. 's, Whitman's, Dur- ne’s, Belle Meade e nationally known. DY DEPT. — THE son Drug Co. 71 MAIN STREET IN MVENINGS. | Suggestions for That Will Please ‘Woman Kid Gloves Oross Mannish Gloves n Silk Hoslery ad Wool Hosiery and Cuflf Sets Embroldered Handker- o——o0 and Muffs Raincoats The keHorafall pompany ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD. t Buy Our Kind™ p Open This Evening omorrow KEvening at 6 ITEMS g For You and “Feather " new song hits at Morans'. Comfys, all colors, reg. ®. The 8. W. Menus store.— l th charms at C. L. Plerce nas night at Graham's— was reserved in the case of horiff M. H. Fox against| ‘skowitz, which was tried in | purt yesterday afternoon be- John H. Kirkham. The| laims $1,400 for a real estate pn. Judge Willlam F. Man- nted plaintift and Jud.n! " Klett the defendant. .n Pens are appreciative | ts. Sold by City Drug Co., streot.—Advt boy or girl In school. An untaln pen, $1.39. Adkins St.—advt. A. Wilhelm of Rrockton, d today through the Camp te Co. a one-family house at r of Chapman and Belden b Carmine and Maria Saler- mshing, day or night, Hanna's advt at C. L. al sale ut Plorce & Co.—advt. Besso-Leland's. Axeirod Invites all his friends ona to visit his new drug astore ain St.—advt. ret Traver is home from New Conservatory of Musie for flay vacation him a Torrey razor for Christ. d by City Drug Co., 487 Maln d Mrs. Holbrook and daugh- Vestfleld, N. Y., aro visiting Mrs. F. P. Knight on Cottage evenings until Christmas. othing House.—advt. nd Mrs. C Claft of Green- dass., are spending the holl- ith their son, R. C. Claft. on Street. or H. 8. Hall of the Trade presented pupils with tool kits ntain pens yesterday after- your battery charged or re- at Jester's, 193 Arch street. Britain Council No. 26, F. B. L. d their annual meeting tonight | o Hall. OfMcers for the ensuing b1l be elected. It With Music” at Morans'.— . Mlly' hardware store will be usual the night before Christ. dvt. Il fountain pens $2 up. Davis ST. MARK'S PARTY ! December 30 is Date Sclected for Gala Affair of Men's Club—Christmas Tree to Feature Galety. The Men’s Club of St. Mary's church will give a Christmas party, Thursday evening, December 30 in the Parish | house at 8 p. m. Christmas tree, a pea- nut hunt, a guessing contest, a pota- to race an old fashioned spelling bee, refreshments, music. dancing and | whatnots will feature the evening. Every member of the church is in- vited to bring a guest (A lady of course) and a usefu! little giftiet for the tree. The committee on games has arranged a melody or suprises, and takes this opportunity to warn ‘ “Betyoullbesorryifyoudontcum.” l ' D. A. R. IS INVITED. Local Members Get Invitations to Attend Honorary Luncheon. Members of Esther Stanley Chap- ter, D. A. R., have received an invita- | tion from Mary Clap Wooster Chap- { ter, D. A. It., of New Haven to at- tend a luncheon to be given at lhe[ Hotel Taft in New Haven on January | 3 in honer of Mrs. George Maynard | Minar, atioal reget of the D. A. R. Uuncheon tickets may be secured | from Mrs. Laurence Mouat, regent of Esther Stanley Chapter. At a chamber session of police court this morning, Miss Julia Rigosky, allas Julla Rice, allas Julla Lewis, aged 19, was charged with being in danger of falling into habits of vice. The young woman has not being liv- ing at home for several months. Be- iwin, 327 Main St—advt Marshall Shoes, first guality, and $15, $8. $7.95. The 8. cause of unfortunate conditions, the case was continued morning. until tomorrow OFFICIAL VISIT. CHAMBER COURT COMMERCE l Minister to Greece One of Those Who Calls at King® Palace. Athens, Dec. 22.—Edward Capps, U. 8. minister to Greece, and Major Martin C. S8hallenberger, military at- tache at the American legation called at the king's palace today and signed their names on the visitors' book. They were accompanied to the pal- ace by the Brazillan minister, and It was explained that their action was was _inspired by politeness and was not the result of instructions from Washington. Dr. Sicilllanos, head of the politi- cal bureau of the foreign office, said today he had been nominated minis- ter to the United States. He stated that he would go to America early in January. ————— LY —_— ok e s maw wam AN ARAAAAAAAARANA The Victrola An Ideal Christmas Gift for All the Family {1 Music lends to the home an atmosphere of wholesome joy and peace that is the very essence of the Christmas spirit. There is no gift more lasting in its joy-giving than the VICTROLA. ANAANAT ] To own a VICTROLA is to enjoy a life-long association with great artists, such as Caruso, Galli-Curci, McCorm- ack, Alma Gluck and a host of others who represent the best there is.in music. AAAAANNRMAAAANNAANANAN A VNANANAANAAANANAAANAARAANANANAN 1 Make this a Musical Christ- mas in your own home. Come in now and select your Vic- trola for Christmas. ANAAAAARAAAANAAAN Convenient Terms Arranged, — Henry Morans Jewelry Music 365 MAIN STREET Opposite Myrtle. T AAANANN ANAAAAAAAAANA A o E@EEEEEEEEDEEEEEEDDE RAPHAEL'S DEPT. STOREIEIE]EIE]E]EIEEEIEI@EIEIEI@E@EI SPECIAL rr TOMORROW ?@E@E@@E@@@E}E@@EE EES EEIEE!EEIE]EIEEEE]@EI@E]E]@EIE 5 ) ) ) o ) e ) ) ) )] ) ) SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW YOLIDAY NOVELTIES SUCH AS MANICURING SETS, TOILET SETS, SHAVING SETS, MILITARY SETS, IVORY NOVELTIES, BAGS, SUIT CASES, AND — TOYS — THE s 500 Pairs Of WOMEN'’S $2.00 COMFY SLIPPERS “Made of best quality felt, in Blue, Brown, Grey, Purple, Old Rose and Plnk, with large Silk Pom-Pom and Satin Ribbon Trimming; sizes 3 to 8. 0% P A I R Reduction Off the Price of All ‘ fiew’Br/'fo/nf opp/’ng Center I'f“ =3 SJORE Ae w[;//r‘.un Ct; fmlzfiodq i t .I.Jl.v to Mains/. g ‘/.‘/0/'(’ WOMEN Pyrex Transparent Baking Dishes, Aluminum Ware Silverware Scissors, Casseroles, Electric Urns, Grills, Vacuum Cleaners, Percolators, Electric Ironers. The hardware stofe of today haes become a mom important Xmas shopping ™ place on account of itas hundgeds of practical gift articles for Men, Women and Children and also be- cause the giving of useless trinkets is & thing of the past. Suitable gifts for Men and Women, gon oys and Girls, can be purchased here at very reasonable prices. We have Toys for the little tots—wheel goods, skates and numerous other things that make children happy. Do your shopping here at Santa Claus’ Head- ' quarters — Read over a few of Qur Gift Sugges- tions below: Many Practical Gift Suggestions Here. GIFTS FOR MEN GIFTS FOR THE Guns, KIDDIES Revolvers, Kiddy Kars, Thermos Bottles, Ives T Flashlights, Blocks of all kinds, ors, Games, Safety Razors, Velocipedes, Pocket Knives, wing Sets, Skates, /Dolls Hunting Knives, Hunting Coats, Electric Heaters Black Boards, Skiis 4 Laundry Sets, GIFTS FOR BOYS “Sunny Mondays' Hobby Horses, . Scooters. EDUCATIONAL Sleds, Skates, Flashlights, Pocket Knives, TOYS Scout Knives, Chemical Outfits, Air Rifles, Gilman’s Little Boys’ Tool Chests. Clock Builder, Skiis Meccano Outfits. GIFTS FOR GIRLS Electric . Vibrators Tricycles, Embroidery Scissors, Ouija Boards Herbert L. Mills HARDWARE 336 MAIN STREET Make It A Merry Chri‘sunas‘_ With Hallinan’s Foods! All Ready for Your Christmas Eating! Come to our, Candx, Baking and Delica e s f tessen departments and’ see- the” delicmus delicacies we have que for you~rlght in our own kitchen! 3 Tempting candies, happy-looking cakés - and pies, appetizing roast meats and salads —all to help make yours a Merry Chirstmas! Our foods are sold on a satisfactory cash" basis. Shop here. Open tonight and tomor- row night until 9:30 o’clock. HALLINAN’S BAKERY 142 MAIN STREET. ] ) 5 ) ) ) D ) ) ) 5 ) ) ) ) 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 6 6 ) 5 ) ) 5 ) ) ) CHRISTMAS TREES, WREATHS AND GREENS FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS— Foe Violets, Roses, Carnations, Narclssus and Calendulas. CHRISTMAS PLANTS— Poinsettias, Boston Ferns, Jerusalem H Cherry Trees, Begonias, Primroses and K Table Ferns. GIFTS— Fancy Baskets and Jardinieres, Fern : Dishes and Bulb Bowls. Stationery; Baby Gifts, Beads, Pottery, China, Cal- endars, Dolls, Framed Pictures, Telephone Book Ends, Trays, Butterfly Lockets, Toys, Dolls, Books and Flash- lights. J. F. GLOVER’S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP TWO STORES. 135 Main Street, and a Holiday Shop the Western Union Office on Church'}