New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 2

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NGEL “Home ' Sunday night at 7:00 sharp, tion W BR ITAIN DAII FRIDAY, MBER 9, 1921, Y HERALD An Oll Scien As controls the tion of the earth | appear to rise ir the west. Mz tributed to the now concerni Study of St went on man t r time that they e alHer e supposed xed sto constel ne of nd to the out this tim we > of the br 80 in th 1 looking further we see dog star, rion,” o lations, i In Early Tim In early times the 1l knowled pe vere i ich mea distance between t The Pirst Teles 9 the first tele: v Galileo, an It one inch in diame of one 1 ¢ times. Galileo, b nor m ‘1i~‘ W] JECT down to us caps sun as a cen- | winter they 5. The rota- axis makes it aind set in Ave < which stronomy For t! con- e ) mil why it 1ere is mu hown by tele crater flgures ations, the ored in the r Sloc ihout S A I ¢ and club v htest constel- | } irection. 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This is also true of our Pumpkin Pies, Apple Pies and Mince Pies, Doughnuts and Cruller We always make a special effort for the Christmas Holidays with an assortment of Pound Cake, Angel Cake, Mocha Layers, Cocoanut Layers, from fresh grated Cocoa- nuts, and an Old Fashion Layer, but do not wait until all good things are sold, also the Old Fashion Loaf Cakes with the Jumbo Malaga Raisins. TURDAY BAKING SPECIALS Hallinan’s Bread 13¢ a loaf—2 loaves for New Apple Pies New Pumpkin Pies New Round Crullers ... THE ( A creamy and mellow marshmallow center and a com- bination of rich milk and vanilla coating, they are wonder- ful at the price IN THE DELICATE We are headquarters for Nativ Medium size Jumbos ..... Young Roast Chickens New Made Creamery Butter Just Arrived—Neport Sausage 20c each . 25¢ each 18¢ dozen Fresh Egg 90c¢ dozen $1.00 dozen Roast Beef Pies . 35¢ b ‘'WALL PAPERS FOR 1922 Our popular selection was chosen as the one log- ical answer to this question. 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ENOCH | Quality Jewelry Store 326 MAIN STREET The e : Zay) COPYRIGHT X THE MIDNIGHT CABARET IS ONE CONTINUOUS ROUND OF PLEASURE FULL OF PEP—SURPRISES AND SPI ALTIES SED IT AT THE —LYCEUM— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LAST 2 DAYS