New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 7

VBER 17, 1921 K ol NORWAY OBJECTS N 3 £ SHW The Norwos H nf’ords Shor;pm Center . f 1&\ Y ‘ A ) : ‘ : 0 : ot fecostiug the it ISR ; v Ul 00100 I 4 {sh sovereignty to the Norway contends prejudges the hey have, ged in nrar e We Offer Our Patrons This il - ‘ | | "‘E!lr( AND FRALL Third Day For the Special Bargain: h . | . Successtul sal hill Marino Only Two Petition THE WONDERPUL VALUES WE ARE GIVING AT THIS UNUST AL FOUR DAYS SELLING Appointed 1 1 Gra- YOU GREAT CHANCES FOR MONEY SAVINGS ON THE THINGS NEEDED NOW [E8} ONIL AND GAIN FOR US THE ROOM WE WANT I'oR OUR HOLIDAY STOCK~, THER] BEEN QUICK AND GENEROUS FSPONSE TO THE MANY BIG SPECIALS WHICH ARE TO 81 FOUND IN EVERY DLPT, AS THERLE ARE BUT TWO DAYS MORIE TO SHARE IN T M DO NOTI UNDERWEAR 1S VERY IMPORTANT JUST NOW. VERY SPECIAL IN MILLINERY NOTE HOW PRICES ARE CUT: ARG R Women's Union Suits— ne long sleeves, ank! ¢ igh neck, regular and extra sizes colal for 95¢ and $1.15 cach, Bodice Top Unions, medium s ) ength, §2 L ind extra , for § ach yrice | Women's Vests and Tights, necks lot Flower Wreaths, h, regular and extra sizes, 1 garmel rs, W Men's Heavy Unions, odd lot of broken s in warm ribbed to $1.25 cach e - $2.05 values offered v - on 1.29 Color Unions of good hes weight, long sleeves, an WHAT W1 OFFEE $2.00, Sale price $1.50 each. 4 g N BOOK DEPT, Recommend Tax Itebs RiAD HER LETTER. row trike Kansas—"Bronchitis left r n condition so frail to do my kinds of cough but did not seem 1 read about Vinol commenced to im- appetite, it ngth, regular price is $2 Of “Carter's” we offer Men's heavy w Unions, le length, Good Tiction, specia Men's Shirts and Drawers, medium weight ‘we roken toresting. re i ) $2.00 grade, $1.15 each. i - title 50¢ copy SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED AT LINEN SECTION lzn\"-'_:f‘ Volume Set of Ha 3 T Dish Toweling, Cotton , 17 inch width; v r with bl “,‘"‘y”' 1of fokn de. offercd at this sale 10 yards fc ‘_""‘”“" Fine Glass Toweling, soft and absorbent T pe, only 15¢ yard. faSvolumes, th State street, Emporia, o 1 is so successful in se it contains the ding elements of fvers (without oil), to- the blood *making and eating properties of Iron es which makes Vinol cer for overcoming frail, wn conditions. $1.00 per 18 Inch Natural Color Linen Scarfing, for runners, Natiors th covers, etc., regnlar value, hie yard. Shakespc cru Art Linen, fincly woven round thread, yard wide, regular pocket sizc $1.00 grade, 75¢ yard. Tor set, Successtnl Sale, Berlin News - |t b ree ittt doia, ook s it 2 e 0 s B oo et oy S ol st e QUESTION OF | .rw® e S e s s L STOPPED HIS a big old fashioned dan iven | The proceeds will t NURSE AGAIN e e e e B St INDIGESTION | popular in | rounding to them | I[]]‘ Beneht people. An interestir ) am has| The Collegian at Dancels L s i oh rer € ents. Fnjoys Fine Appetite. been N MeKe estra | de i , £ B ; 2 PLAIN SEWING and dressmaking. Address will furnis the music et Ritchie will be the prompter S, i it - o 2 S SLERCRDANDESON KENSINGTON RED (ROSS Tribute (o 1. 1. Spooncr HARDING'S LETTER [anveaiines [ tlansiiie. i DAREDEVIL complant bureas fn some department i the November > of th : s 1o TPERGo0s | ‘Connecti “itizer h i i t aw l t & Y ve . mat $u “T had be suffering with a heavy recticut Temperan % [ oS ar v ta i 3y th bo e able | bloaty feeli or some time—seemed as continually and miserable. T felt was constipated and tailed me, I did not 1 would eat, crent remedies, but Increased interest in the matter of | ¢ to help .m§ securing a school and distriet nurse [Cl€cted act treasurer and edifor TS ! s post In 3 5 3 v v T y purchas ¢ | Phos-Pho Vi- for the schools of Berlin has been |!1¢ “(¢ fout Citigen.” She suc- 3 ; ) X ¢ best e e W | Ford « s | e m 0 e new tablets brought abont by the receipt of a lot- |€¢€ds her father who was also cditor : ! [ 2 SEPARY chas $ « t ade o erful improvem inmy ter by B. R. Showalter, school super- [0 the paper OBl YL L 4 L 3 3 . he « reported that \ditio ‘he bloaty feel van< intendent, from N rle Light, A letter of condolence has heen vision of school supervisors of the received he Spooner family trom tate board of education asking if|[8 committe ¢ directors of the | rlin might be interested in the pos- |assoclatior | ibility of sccurin hool nurse to Name is Changed Miss Marjorie Moore and Miss Bertha o $ on, several tributes are | o 2 E Wity t v t RN Wooding in Charge—Tribute to The M- Spooner by many well men. The front page of the Late 1. H. Spooner—Berlin Items [also carries a picturc Mr, § ; '\\}u was secretary ar of Interest, fthe association before Miss Winifred Spooner s certainly happy. ‘Than ¥ health and my i so that I enjoy my 1 1 sleep now just like a fop. 1 Vitamine tablets are cer= ork for two days in the week The Connecticut Metal ar Chem- 3 N % 2 i : i § Rig T ¥ rage ferful and should be in This, of course, could mean that|cal company of East lrv in ‘ 3 : Sl S () L N i ’ t € e. I am glad to recoms the work would be limited entirely to[changed its name to the Star \; 3 A R e 3 ’ X ¥ tek § Sy ¢ ¢ or tablets that helped me tke school and there would be no|Chemical company. In conncction | . e ; S s é 3 N N SLradLcs SEmAr r Y iy DUV AP chance for work in the homes except|with the change Joseph R. Mickle his : oy ! A X s : : ; to my body,’ clared John A, is followed the school. There is also|heen appointed vice presid 1l : Bowling Results ¢ ril-press ‘ ; 7 lain street, Water- a feeling for the possibility of secur-|company ¢ 3 ey ; 3 S ( ¢ Comn M - ing a Red Cross nurse who would act Berlin Blts i g 3 o g e J SRR G ek < vhateve I eds cople have gotten rid hoth as a distriet and a school nurse.| Work was started yesterda Ry ity 1 ol { W AR this \p the similar_troubles by taking Phos- In the latter case the entire atten-|repairing of the ronds ir i TR ] Qi s v room 4 HEU TR [ of the \ o t b They are so tion of the nurse would be given to[1ii1] scetion SRR i $ C X 4 Taye the f teilie no one should hesitate T lxoopidio Lce Folg e R ¢ room e S e, A ht 1 ho Vitamine tablets contain One difficulty facing the local sit-ljpeet at the Berlin g e \ v the Sufety & 1 pla 3 & ¢ ¥ z Qi f ¢ of Vitamine taken from T e \ b » ‘ R : A e e proposition made hy Mr. Light| .. Sarch \ Vitamine ey ate the nurse is to” furnish her own auto st ‘ m-m;we- l:m.un: ruggists recommenc most heneficial and ef- prod » far cre- Laboratory colored carton st quality In tion is the p ysition of providing i T vas in town visitin mon yesterday mobile and pay for the upkeep o T the machine The other plan would 1ere was ocial given of the Berli st evening Women's Foreign Mi mean that the town would supply the car but this,would not be possible for the first year or two and if a nurse is secured a volunteer transportation (oo The Enmgna Hart Willard chapter, [ /1070 € - met this afternoo ing of ¢ ¢ 4 f“"fi ;-'wa 10§ 1S L e tore can supply San } . . ! Iy Prayer me St ey : I\W]‘h 1V UL X \ o sint bottle. The ies of entert: s to he given, o1 2 1 each in Berlin, Kensington and VAL SRS b y'elock t \ trifhi com p with re- The l;:-q o rt “‘ ‘mvy\n \\"HI y\». !llu) I'he Foresters of America will hold | 4 v v 3 2 -’: U ‘\ 4] 5 i‘j | 1 elighty L meeting at their 1 in s L }h W \5[\ E \ X ¢ at the Berlin Congregational church g r 8, 3 ) Iriday evening, December 9. Miss ['11S ening | — L G R e ‘ = i veounding i o ' '7] . gy g A Wonaerful T v mtnl Thevs S0 0 it e l f ‘3 ( : Sl ‘ tha Wooding of Kensington are tak- society the Athletic Building u is evenin ing charge of the Red Cross enroll ¥ 0 B " | f S8 1 t ment drive in Kensington and hegan A e crowd unu.u 1 ‘ f 13 J P‘ t onty | over |} \ B a morning, Mes, G 10, Sharps| WHIsE 8 soclal given by the ladl J h § Uu ; - g out the head of the]of the & ed Heart chure 1 immediately K \ ization has been {11 |“YENing at the home of Mrs. Georg AT viaglr ) = ou should s at her home ¢ s unable to do ac- |Pollard on Cotta reet. The priu BP[E#( E‘q | Ei Q fl,‘! evi . nin LL‘ 11 i 3 hend rst application tive work with the yelation. [ winners in the wl ime wer oty « ¢ i ISR V] i fandrut makes the Material was secured Moore | fOllows Ladies' first, Miss T 7 tion 0K cel 100 per from the New Britain and Berlin [ NOrthi consolation, Mr i ! hapters 1 the vario rollment | Hartington; tiemen’ ¢ blanks h. been filled out by the ",“ ""‘ A dam | qyickest ppivi nt i 1 ns t cle mm.: town women to be distributed about | ‘'AUth he il v sy ot ] t Al 8 I t s ma hair soft an the town and despite the held next Tuesd « at the| ¢ s Lo (JFC(]‘TI i ! save it | to make it ‘ lateness in | ¢ il 3 : startihg it is expected that the drive |Mome of William Brow X oy ¢ 14 \ \ itiful T omsehon phl 80 e ihe top.| . T1e Tbiary will be open Friaay |fotrine, "o Gt onch [P 10 ek Stops H ad Col an s i - ane X Fentts Wit be fternoon at the usual | ; s tion within a f ays vxchange of books t Ve i — i i y y \ I the r. You will be sur- ke e bl . The regular me ) v SEn: 3 : . ted with this helps A ok GRnE dor Al Ete T Thih: observed rd |V Ak In Nostrils — 1t : toilet ssity for nothing else ‘\ riday. S ) g : r sages Instantly, ] d o hair and scalp, or The '.1,‘-, Se v 1 ec % R y 2 . BESONEGG 4 | beautifies the hair glving with Mrs ourgeois n e . L y the 1 enviable charm and fascinas ome or t this ' members of | i ke « ' 4 ixin is inexpensive and atten \‘ a meeting of their 1 ‘ 1 " 3 14 my good crlin Friday cvening - - en, 4 : \ . ¢ I ‘ tion on Awditorinm ce and 1l to be giver { g % i y '\ INVENTORILS " t Athletic hall Friday evening 4 ) WA ca 0] b e 1 e poverty social held at Athletic ' 1 1o t st 1 ! i —FOX’S 8t soataliy, sepetiaily. Hacialiy: P SAFE AND SANE miscrab | Helen by \ Mot o Tuests : R & Co - : Tty CWAY DOWN EAST' s o n ’;v .,v 1618 t ,\.\“ 1 1 OF C"Jugh" 41 uu‘.. 8 ¥ s \ i Starts Sundny Fvening for One Week Fox’s Sli'.ldfl)' Iive. | costume (“ At ;:1 1 _ scare- 'u“'a"( i iferent from ail i 1 ¢ r ot i1 Al seats Mat. 23e—All sents Kve. 380 1 s i . i t ¢ 4 t N ¢ t I Utilits These Prices Include War Tax. = lLiobo and Lowery « all hair street section of the town, re