New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 10

MANY BACKING SALLIES' DRIVE - §. A, Campaign for $50,000 Well Under Way A nu including men ing last ¢ general « big Salv for the time Army ir money carried the ceeding three ve In reply to the whether or not the time remar woman’ that it s} time | Army time when t more so tha There the city who are tion Army dresses is not fo face the ic present worn « the sir neone apy ks on Arch street warm meal and place to get i {s turned records men who I gutter to respectal man, now in cl newspaper, manager o owned, spoke to the Hartford Sunday “A man may be dc out,” says the which has bec Salvation Army. The object and phase of the duties of the Salvation | Army is aptly describéd ‘in’a ‘booklet | glving some ir tional. statistics of the work ‘‘Whether you happen upon | the Salvation Army worker in the East or in the West of the world, you will find in him a great love for man- kind. He is a man (or woman) with | a passion for the glory of God and | the good of men. Are there friendless The army must find friends and home. Are there workless? Work st be provided. Are there sick? Hospitals must be e: lished. General lllam Booth, the found-| er of the Salvation Army, one time said, “There is no use preaching to a man with an empty stomach; must fed him first. While by no me: all, yet a good measure of the army success is achieved by the appr h to the heart of men through their temporal necessiti x\m all made to do this| aid Franklin K. Lane, | : interior under tr n the teact n in vain." Salvation Army i .with stories of army oflic ght n, but he's )wr\rr‘ one secretary last administration, of 1900 years has be Y.}.C.ABOYSTO RECEIVE MEDALS Buttons Attesting Their Accom- . plishments Ready Sat. Night [ Following is a list of those Y. M.| C. A. boys who have passed either the | beginner's test, the swimmer's test or| the life saving test. Buttons wil be presented to these boys Saturday night, during the movie: Beginner's Test:—Char Clayton Dohrenwend, H Arthur Goldman, Will Everett Noble, Earl Hick, Max Finl stein, T. Cheranuskey, J. Yagoobian. Swimmer's oseph Mimino, | John Erickson Brown, Fran- | cis orbuck, Ja Wilfred Shee han, Leroy Bacon, Francis D Benjamin Sanders, Ric Ernest Neipp, Aaron k Wiltse, Famous Old Recipe for Cough Syrup Easily and cheaply made at home, but it beats them all for quick results, 0100/0,0,0.0,000000 000000000001 Thousands of house that they can save money usually spc tions, by us for making cou is simple and « wives \‘|\> druggist, pour add plain gra make a full clarified mola instead of su tastes good, a family a lon It's truly as acts, penetrating passage of the t ens and raises tl heals the membranes gurely the annoy dreaded cough di better for bronek hoarsenesa or br Pinex is a specia i ¢ nonecen trated compe of genn pine extract nown the its healing cffect on th Avoid disapr drugeist for © full directions a else. Guarantee faction or monev The Pinex Co. Ft Either way, it | tly, and lasts mm' lorway for [ ] el A m — PALACE Thurs.—¥ri.—sat. FRANK DOBSON and HIS SIRENS Chorus of 13 Broadway Sirens fals in | gpotlig \un Two HEALTH WESSHGE | and Indigestion, in the world. LETGE POLICE BOARD MEETING ATAIN DATLY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Y DISCHARGED mit to Transport Wine Taken on a Number | p o, I Marsh McCarthy Sa Action Will B nF I Court of Important Matters This Fyen- ing—"To0 Discuss Budget ant matters 1t the it hom tret Attorne yming the | finite | ofitio; De 1e purcha positive type fo fety auto- | | in uge for olvers of replacing the s ich has beer wh time matter of | tion ing extra police lere g city There has b me from residents city, but on | in the a long sections o all probabil- | of additional tratfic police- n on ir on of more ts on traffic posts about the will be taken up this evening. comment has heen heard lative to the service al points in the city lights have been tried and J able les re where these out REPORTED 10 POLICE Automobilists Claim That They Collided With Other Machines—An- other Has Revolver Stolen. Lieutenant Samue! Bamforth ceived a report at police I evening from W Jones of New Haven Dairy Ice Cream com- pany to the effect that while hLis au- | tomobile front of 2¢ e adquar- 10 THE WORLD Taks "Frun a- tlves” and Mave Yourself Well “Truit-a-tives”, the marvellous medicine made from fruit juices and tonics, the most beneficial medicinal agent ever given to mankind, Just as oranges, apples, figs and prunes, are nature’s own medicine, so “Truit-a-tives”—made from these fruit juic but concentrated and intensified—is the greatest Stomach and Liver Medicine, the greatest Kidney and Rladder Medicine, the greatest Blood Purifier, the greatest remedy for Headaches, Constipation, 50c a box, 6 for § At dealers or from Limited, OGDENSBURG, 50, trial size 25 N.Y, Aegey arrested Hartford turday night with his autom was rrel into his farm witl him v reailles, near | Local Man Showed That He Had Per- by Policeman a bar li\\( ES Pink Sk Stocking | Worn hy Artist While Crowd Blushes When Betty Lar feels Jike t restrictions h L “caburet tion tockings on the platio y station at Ninety Lexington lanced, fled whil and ca reedom of man August Eighty-cighth her with one n house overcoat r it al Then she Magistrate Corrigan’s face hand s garments with the s dowy avenue ¢ o lled Betty had hold of 1 i1so appeared to be movemer in his overcoat, y in Magistrate Jose ph E. Ci ed on the beneh' took r up over court attendants Leaving policemen I rl)&‘l\/l:('fl back on Betty, 1 to be the costliest ever built, |trate went over to the prison pen 1nr1Jm ds at John A. Andrews & Co.—advt | the way. while e e e e e e lewlpupeu y IN SUBW \\ IN HER S STOCKIN City Items | [ ORI RGN ! | Victrolas Pianos, !enry | —advt zyk has sol Hartf Senator latter has in the buildir [ 0'Connor Drug Co., which pharmacy in the p Victor Records, C. 1 advt The Lutheran churct evening at § o'clock ment and soclal wil | freshments will The opening Circle Bazaar at yesterday was largely air was A meeting Peter FPled on the corner arth street te Hartford of the ), address r he doesn't said sl ' doffed all iir of pink Kk rm of the sub- | sixth street and | irly yesterday shing passengers a policeman to a t Brotherhood of the will meet An er garters, which restraining t when Patr the wrapped it shut | cted Bet- | other, At the |3 ntinued to wear continued to | em court until gan appear- | gerved the Holy t. Mary Preitier of att street statior holding of the hon while he f rd works will held this 30 o'clock. A hearing will on the proposed establish street grade and building be she co Ha and » latest Aeolia it the Grafonola Dept. Joh drews & Co advt The will be held on Saturday December 80, by the Vega This has been a long establi tom of the organization All the it off extends back of his neck wear he blushed | the bench has hastily put the the Magls- the latest Grafonolas P. O. No, 6267 Christmas Warmth and Comfort O matter how the storm rages outside, you can bring cozy comfort within your home by using a Perfection Oil Heater. In the bathroom and the children’s sleeping room, and wherever the family is assembled —dining room, living room or library—place a Perfection for that ‘‘comfort-point’’ tem- perature. It makes a most welcome Christmas pres- ent for the whole family. And it is highly economical, too, compared with coal. See your dealer today, and have a Perfec- tion on hand for the family’s Christmas. For best results use Socony Kerosene Ask your dealer about the $5000.00 PERFECTION HEATER CONTEST PERFECTION Oil Heaters STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK 26 Broadway ntinued again toda evening at annual celebration of Christmas afternoon. Ad No. 629 Morans. g to will ope Pierce & Swedish | Thursday | entertain- be hel 1 and re I umh" school hal d. The 1y of public be given ment lines on n records n A, An- society shed cus |ing back on me [ious of |/ TAKES A AND A CLE A o say rrin B the Davenport Iforemost Eques Millions ed ] Barnum & Baile the wenderfu Davenports Davenpe Troupe rt, hea America’ of people who have ormances of the y Circus ind per g Ve enjoye imusing act 1edy stunts every « pert health for if just one wrong, it may serfously injure Mr. Davenport cludes heard of Sanalt when we were ing in Boston. 1 was not sick, but m |blood, stomach and nerves were My troupe wi or fear I might break the whole g me 1 ought to see upon the bac ot goes the least spoil the act 1l of them.” bi show 1x down They k a dovtor queer season 348 MAIN STREET Opposite Commercial St. S'I RONG GOOD me of them must and iron nerve, I firs it | 441 A | Kent's per man told me to try Sanalt. | Flynn, I.(bl)‘\ MIND TO MAKE CIRCUS RIDER ~r‘m,nl: had be them AR 1 WO t nd s [ sco My en got man 15t been gener r to nervous Like 1|other that 1 then cve able to say Since has and my troupe Tonin' we k ry n used ‘Sana {all have ben t|the 1{but we taker t t|all vight.” | Any druggist who y [supply you with Sana s always [to be had from Wm. H. Crowell, 84 street; National Pharmacy, Broad street; Willlam H. Russell, West Main street; New Britain; IPharmacy, Forestville; Paul Unionville elieve were to take Sanalt idreds who have it first know o since 1 they say to can 1197 348 MAIN STREET Dpposite Commercial St. Wednesday Sale STRIPED FLANNEL 10c 20c¢ value Wednesday, Yd MADRAS SHIRTINGS Fast colors, 36 inches, 25¢c 40c value Y ard e 36-INCH SATIN Black, Pure brown, $1. TURKISH TOWELS Fancy place for 49 c initial. Special navy. Dark Blue PERCALES 9¢ Special Yard . PERCALES Light and dark 36-inch 36-inch WHITE FLANNEL Extra heavy weight. 25¢ value Wednesday . ... 15C 40-inch CREPE DE CHINE All shades, also stripes. $2.00 Value TABLE D! $1 value Yard DONGS OF THE DUFrS SAY.WILBUR | OUGHT TO | on | START To DO SOME . CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AWFULLY LOW- HOW SOME OF FRECK! FS AND HIS FRIENDS AINT TUAT ) GOOD JAM, ALEK ? ) ez THAT- 'M GOING DOWN AND O AND OUR FINANCES ARE | Ay A,(’i,UNT‘;,E,';H AM | GONGTODOIT T I < ’LL FIX THE STORES) | WANT TO OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH THIS STORE IN MY NAME - WILBUR DUFF - Christmas Worries NO, | DON’T QWN DO You OWN ANY PROPERTY OR CAN You A SET OF DISHES BUT | N TOWN GIVE REFERENCES FROM ANY BANK, MR.DUFF P WORK EVERY ANY PROPERTY EXCEPT THE FACT THAT YOU WORK DOESN'T MEAN VERY MUCH - WELL THE You D CRE USE OF WORKIN’ N, WHATS THE IF ? ON’T GET DT EOR AT Y» =\ o - : Suu SUMK 5 \NuA‘rr mAT? HoLD UM I STILL Ao ) T BET \T'S NER MOM VESSIR . § -'m