New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 5

. A curaay is the Last | EXODUS IS S0 — OF L Mennonts W1 o o Canada ‘ 1o exico r arrang leted whereby ar 1,000 will leave the the near future to dq on their new holding about thirty differcy nonites and this is ment from that proposed tion of Mennonite w! ed land in South Ame ) ; cial statement, s Jishop | Wall, of the Hague district, declare o ; = " \ IS ONLY ABOUT THREE WEEKS OFF wda) lies in the fact that conces- | i 1 B L Come to our store tomorrow—the last day of our Great One | e ral gove 4 % A + s s A o Geit 0o O iy Hlat ahich bl pliveiss el pvo st i | s o contuc You can get better selection, better attention and b wdiat one of the same quality and price for only ONE CENT. |ter granted Rt satisfied if you !GH}' your gifis now than if you wait. Vi IATS EOR TH ‘ N }' e 0o A Gate Leg Table is a Practical Gift. It can be used in s0 | TVJ@ HATS F\}R flhE PREQE OF ONM‘ ‘:}'H Nt | Y many different ways. We are showing many styles and sizes. FILA L B The Prices Range—$19.00, $21.00, $29.00, $35.00, $45.00, $48.00 ent of the Mennonite OLiCniDEUm V@l iNEry @0. i a8 GET YOUR GIFT AT THE CHRISTMAS STORE | in Northern Mexico. {of old colony church sec f| completed a total of 11,00 New Britain |people win nase jert “ca ) ‘ " ‘ ‘ i) . NilFeate by ine novetto A E = | members ot the oid colony churcr. | e ® 188 MAIN STREET Y. M. C. A. Bldg. R@LQHEVHE{ WEN ,‘H‘:]':‘ ""*}H MC“GUE BEATS SMITH !" ”"l “‘.‘ D “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” E {TIDQ | LA AT S o i o on 8 e 0 rea o absolute lown is in- at Madison Square Garden. Russin cured of " Y - fipt ] he idealogy of Rolshe 3 So New York, Dec. Milc c | Yale News says I" s Enter | the hanao! Holah L Ay ot | cision over Jert smith, vetc ,m' i,""} Commercialized Grid Sport Lose F?K L R@RBE 1 provided es of “devil |dinarily the loot obtained from reg- Denial However M s Gl L S e R S ["A gs'” for mail euards for|stered sacka is not easlly negouaNls olshevism, as an uninter- | he Respect of Their College \ I i 1 N . > v i e i ehb o ndl o e ¥ Their Col | 5 indied. The jand the bandit, even if he gets away ; : ctic 1 ines are very \\nn it, g a small proportion of the 1h eer ked uthorize ¢ mm mh — Riga, Latvia, Doe. 2 Desyite GRLENBERG AY QUIT y i »lll»::::‘v aslons (:;yv"m:» most un- | editorially by ale D; w‘\ \ v, ‘ . handls it | CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WILL ‘nials by former Premier Garden this| which says t the capita ! % ) and Russian Soviet offic i season. Neither boxer exhibited any | football tra *“"-”“" 1| ESTABLISH HOME AT WARWICK erally believe Riga diplomatic cir- [ Yayor \"“'Il"lfi That Trosecuting | Wialifications which —would tamped The x \'Elfilfl POu fil “ )6?[01‘ ml i t 7 mall es| Middletown, N. Y., Dec. 3.—A home 1 | 5¢ B leration for eithe: s tl )t 1 1 1 v to permit no one ¢ : 5 cles that feclers have been pu g ClEICL TS ol s that fo and | | for Christian Scientist to be recently by Bolshevik repre Attarney Will Voluntarily Leaye Hi umpionship prospect McTigue | tality might ecasily i i ¢ yon : ecomg v- | ; - > \ i fe | tablished at Warwick, this county. G ; S won beyond a question of do: e P o V a Dt ¢ mails, to take L . 3 wn Social Rev-| Office—May Name Sexton. nsteyondiats ‘h”m’u‘x of doubt, but | mou | Jlile the recogn QQI‘)‘,’\,\ i I P T B Pick of New York has leased prop- § d to impress of clean and : ave | Bl s carned th 1 a ; erty there for two yeags with the op- Mayor ‘Orson F. Curtis, when quiz- | o 05 Bn 0 0 :‘ i 'l"l»y‘“fl” l:'— ) 3 1t i e e s m of buyir 1d it is the intention E nade the fighting practically here 1 . B AL v 3 ome there. The place over the entire journey Smith re- |t b nm 2l game AN ity coi 2 obbing | On¢ ks ]‘l ’l]”{ ‘]'l ‘\‘ \I\,hl “_\“ s SR o cuting Attorney Albert A. Greenberg, [fused to tatke the offensive for the “m,h A A iae o nd| “Under y ‘s or { ]“ ¢ 2 1\ G 1285028 hat the tions, so far, S « 8 known as Robin Brae. met. with mm 5 5 : who is now awaiting the verdict of |8reater part of the bout, but wasted |inevitable ; ; e = . [says M | ) i valuable time in sparving and feinting | without any visible results Both entrance r S i ) y | zed todaw as to the st of Pros into the ¢ government. Superior Court Juc . Wolfc e News adds he growth of [, | Johnsto t office inspec- | reason that I of the l¢ S arre Y § wnd black- essional football has not, fortun ¢ here in charge of th City [the bandit has killed the marin Jade was conspicuous in religions who is now a - i P N 8 5 boxers missed repeatedly with blo been rapid. M college men | gigrict, Mr. JC B at | f y e e ! aimed at the face or jaw, and g ze the risk of its degeneration red mail eries h b n - eridemig of fiturias odore e consequenct t e was littie effectiv ang s¢ Lo take it up 1€ hitting. MeTigue, an awkward bo. . s that go into the foot in pose and action, missed miserably | business are rewarded by the loss on numerous occa with lusty aid to have discussed the mat- | pecting the voluntary ter with Maxim Litvinoff, chief of | the official. Greenberg w Soviet diplomatic missions abroad, | ed by the council and that body alons who was at Reval on an unexplained | can act on his resignation, but it is yable that it would be sent to the : [ii558 errand. le that it would nt o the | gnts. Smith, reputed to be clever Mo 1y of the more impe a1 | mayor as the council's president i ist nd skilful, failed to s Ve . » | exists Revolutionary lea ! In conneetion with the appointment [ {1 S “l o show any such | POWER PLANT BURNS CORN her, says Mr. Johnston, they of- Russia, including s ) son, ure | of a succ .\nr(ul i «n\nn the name remarkable ¢ rtunity to get known to h 11 | of Lawyer Michael A. Sexton is ; 9 = Nebraska Ele Company Finds n sy heard pe v xton was men ANNOUNC TENT. | A ean s ERie] iThia age, Cheaper Fuel Than Coal. “' cites the fates that have over- om e \ed as a likely appointee as cor Mr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson of §7| : ; s e e 5 ooeTr l 7 t counter-rev- ation counsel after the resignation nt street have announced the || 2 ;\.' ‘,”‘, 2 : I{‘ o ?h",'i' \,,',l‘ \‘v‘ Chey all get killed or sent to -I""‘\Cl O]le S Or olutionary k and an attempt : i ( James Cooper, but the [ ¢nzagement of thei atighter, Misg | cctric Light an ower compan ) ' Thall EVCI‘. reconciliation oftice was filled by Judge John H.| Esther, to Edwin Ericson of Farm. | c&an today to burn c for el il prisen DL on s You Will Marvel At These Values! S net vogue recently. but he in-[mail rob s recently,” Mr. John e . that they do not really offer the |ston continu the reason of the butterfly or moh pportunity to get rich quick that |is lot of yc lows believe | cove with millions of tiny color respect of their college who attempt them believe | sy mc r ge amounts | scal quick. Then | I TR B run,” he remarks, a very 1 Kirkham Attorney Sexton handled | ington linkeaa oficonliin Js lghtinlankone Endiuou el Gl b S S 3 e | the ”|,. 3t ot i3 A et on i L e » the liquor law went into There are more blind persons, it "v”“,' un '“ found corn was|office inspector says, prob. 1bly will be it of that office [ is estimated, among the Spaniards | eheaper Y & lls heating quality |less attractive than ever ~since ithe Forelgn Mini Rev Al st satisfactory to the state of-|than any other European race cheaper and that its heating qual N ioned marin ed the calli i 1 ) as clals, § The attorney has was satisfactory . bly everal occ s sat as deputy . Ket . however, »inter- | judge in the local court and is con- Pracue, w to be one of the best informed was staying rristers in the local legal fraternity S e i 1 1000 Pairs of Women's $8 to $10 W aflk-@vek’ Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps 2 Go on Sale at BT R DS AS SIOBUES FOUR DOLLARS. You are going to be a most ) astonished person when " A N you see the wealth of $7 05 .) style and quality that mtj # g ; 2 :| o lecte has been put into these ™ - f g ; 3 ino AN PRt T shoes at this price. 04&""8#95 . ” B il ive | ¥ ‘ 3 They are going to look so much better than you ('“’ .\ > t t $4_.g0 / /]/'/" ?:. The i ¥ L thought they would, D)s that you will be happy We have too many Women’s Shoes on hand for this season of the year, { 3 A to see them. The i e, y whole secret of our so we have gone through our stock, and cut prices on 35 of this season’s WASE Or i models. In this sale are black and tan Scotch Grain Leathers in mili- ¥ H i Tull calf, tary and flat heels, one, two and three strap Pumps in patent, « keali W black and brown suede, and mahogany calf; also, there are several models in bhoots. PN/ greater value-giving is - in the gigantic volume of our business. We sell more thar FIVE MILLION pairs of NEWARK shoes annu- Fhild : ¢ el i Remember that our stock consists of Walk-Over Shoes that ave made of ] R : E11y, REroUB IO "‘I““" uilds up system, acts on intestines. ] , Y ¥ B on ¥ pectosared B of over 400 stores., Five Makes you fit and keeps you fit. * I the finest leathers by the finest shoemakers of the world. ind auarter N AN AN © Y million people believe they are the best for the money. Try a pair! Sl Lyu 1 Saee catm ULy, SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING Fleischmann's Yeast is a food—not I3 § d very comfortable , a medicine. ) N s e ‘_‘ Avoid the use of so-called yeast preparations. Many 5 th H Mannin Ve aes S? % of these contain onlya small amount of yeast—as little b i Dav'd g9 | f 0 L) ‘WR ‘?2 B'm as one-tenth of a yeast cake—mixed with drugs or p ; The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores in the United Statess medicines. The familiar tin-foil package with the £ ; > ; ; label is the only form in which you can get Fleisch- : 7 l/el‘ - NEW BRITAIN STORE mann's Yeast for Health, Be sure it's Fleischmann’s b { i 324 MAIN STREET fresh Yeast, Do not be misled by yeast-substitutes. 1 . 3 Near R, R, Crossing Shoe Store 211 Main St. | avres upen Satarday Ewnlnpt to Accommodate