New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1920, Page 7

GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE PRACTICAL — GIFTS — Bath Robes House Coats Rain Coats GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE For Qulck Retums Ute Herald Clamfied Ads. HAVE YOUR Christmas Dinner AT VICTORY LUNCH 42-44 CHURCH STREET Decorations give this popular eating place the atmos- phere of the Yuletide season. The food is the best obtainable, the cooking and service unbeatable. — CHRISTMAS MENU — Stuffed Olives Mixed Nuts Norsea's Fancy Young Mackerel in Tomato Sauce. Italian Celami Cream of Chicken Soup ROAST VERMONT TURKEY with dressing —Of STUFFED GOSLING Orange Marmalade Mashed Potatoes Boiled Onions in Cream Plum Pudding Tea, Milk, Coffee or Cocoa — $1.25 — Celery DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, CITY ITEMS Victrolas for Christmas at Morans'. —advt. Mayor O. F. Curtis has sent his Christmas greetings to several hun- dred friends about the city. Get Pa a pipe at the Yale Cigar Store, 380 Main St —advt. A Colt automatic pistol would make | an ideal Xmas present, New Britain | “ean Co. 10 Laravette St—advt. Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. —advt. New barber shop, 45 Washington 5t., near R R. crossing, will be open all day Xmas and evening. Shave 10c, haircut 25c. First class work. Joe Johnston-—advt. Eveready Flash Lights, $1.00 up. | Davis & Goodwin, 327 Main St.—advt. | Make your Christmas packages look nice with tissue paper, seals, tags and tinsel cord. You ca® get all these | things at Adkins.—advt. M. A. Axelrod invites all his friends and patrons to visit his new drug store at 405 Main St.—advt. Pipes in cases, $3 up, Yale Cigar store. 380 Main St.—advt. Have your battery charged or re- paired at Jester's, 193 Arch street. “-advt. The St. Mary's Ladies T. A. B. so- clety will hold an important meeting tonight in St. Mary’'s school hall at 8 o'clock. Election of officers will take place. Albert Heineck, a student : Worcester Polytechnic Institute, home for the Christmas holidays. 25 per cent discount on Candy and Holiday Goods at Clark & Brainerd Drug Store, 181 Main St.—advt. Rosedale cigars, 2 for 25c, Cigar Store, 380, Main St.—advt. Men's Emerson Shoes, every pair guaranteed. Reg. $14 and $15, $6. So, $7.95. The S. W. Menus store.—adv! at the is Yale advt. NEW MACHINE ARRIVES, Dr. J. R. Harris has received the Baloptican machine recently ordered | by the health department for use in connection with the educational pro- gram of that commission. As soon as the apparatus is made ready for use. the superintendent plans to conduct a series of health lectures in schools, churches and clsewhere. The machine will cost the department $79. -PALACE-- Midnight Frolic New Year’s Eve' 10—BIG ACTS—10 Reserved Seats Now Selling. “PILGRINS NOT “DRY” —— Considered Drinking of Too Much ‘Water a Contributory Cause to Dis- ease, Historian Says. Boston, Dec. 23.—“Much drinking of water,” was considered by Gover- nor Wm. Bradford of Plymouth, a contributory cause of the ravages of disease and the shortness of life that afflicted the Pilgrims in the early days, Horace H. Morse, head of the historical department at Mt. Hermoa school told the Bostonian soclety at a meeting last night. The speaker also pointed out as a fact of curious historic interest that pastor John Rob- inson who led the Pilgrims into Hol- land but did not accompany them to New England had taxes remitted on one-half a cask of beer a month and one hogshead of wine every three months because he held a professor- ship in the University of London. MAY 1IHILATE NATION. Bolsheviki Forces Preparing Offensive Against Republic of Georgla. Tifls. Dec. 21. (By Associated Press)——Russian Bolshevik forces ap- pear to be concentrating for a cam- AND paign which will eliminae the repub | lic of Georgia from the map ot the Caucasus. Soviet troops alongz the froatier of Azerbaijan planned an offensive early | this month against Georgia but tho| move was countermanded upon advice | from M. Shieman, soviet ropresenta- tive here, who thought the moment for an offencive campaign had not “Say It With Music” at Morans'.— ,“'"“’"’ HARDING’S GREETINGS. Hopes for Realization of New World Association of Nations. New York, Dec. 23.—Hope for the “oonsummation of such an association of nations as shall best promote peace on earth and good will among men"™ was expressed in a letter to President- elect Warren G. Harding from the board of managers of the Baptist for- eign mission society, made public today. The letter greeted Senator Hard- ing as the “first Baptist to be elected president” and contained pledges of supper and coopration. FISHING THROUGH ICE. ‘Republican Registrar of Voters William Ziegler and Edward Ostroski went on a fishing trip yesterday to the Plainville reservoir and report a catch of eight pickerel. of fishing through the ice this season, and the opportunity was seized by both enthusiasts of the fishing sport. 1920. HEARINGS ON WAGES. e Coal Men and Miners’ chrcscnm(hcs stll Holding Conferences. Philadelphia, Dec. 23. —-Repros@n- tatives of the anthracite coal opera- tors and mine workers resumed their conference here today in an effort to reach an agreement on the demands of the men for increased wages and other concessions. Negotiations have been in progress since early fall. At the last meeting in this city three weeks ago the operators refused vir- tually all the demands and it was indicated that an agreement was out of the question unless the workers made substantial concessions. 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Christm: Suggestic Why not a pretty Trimmed Hat for Christmas and the little girl give her a Beaver Hat with strean Below are a few extra specials: CHILDREN’S BEAVERS, Special $3.95 and Worth more than double. MATTEAWAN VELOURS, Special $3.95 and Worth double. Entire Stock of VELVET HATS at One-Half SUEDELIKE TAMS Ostrich Feathers and Trimmings are all redu Goldenblum Millinery G 88 MAIN STREET NEW BRI7, 3 2