New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 2

" COURT UPHOLDS | FRAU NEIA”‘" A GAU‘ 3 (4 W RETH\G PAPER Every box of paper at half price ©oas S An Important Cas Stationery Dept. The s Dickinson Drug Co.“- 169-171 Main Street Bear in mind what it means J When we can fit you to Horsfall Dresses At $10,75 — 825 — 835 Ot smart Tricotine Polret Twill and Silks, In black, navy and brown and lovely styles, There are also in the better grades, many exclusive models at tre- mendous savings. SKIRTS A large group in beautiful B | terest we NI plaids and stripes, plain and W jury claimed, and the defen pleated affairs in distinctive B charged with retaining the rema models. $8.75 $10.75 $18.75 $13.75 j|U. S. PROTESTS TO HORSFALLS | . 193-99 \dsylum Streei § Women's Shop, 140 Trumbull St. § turn of Gen. Chtng Ching-Yao, Slayer of American, Dec. 29 (By \m rican Associat Hartford “1¢ Pays To Buy Our Kina.” Inventory §: Time Is Here | Make the job easier using our stock form INVENTORY SHEETS Padded and punched for § binder. i Price 90c Per Pad of 100 Sheets Adkins Printing Co. 66 Church St. 0- HH milit vy § i the campal ¥ | forces i, 000 FflR FF]"'ETLl S SPARTY | SR Recommenide NEW YEAR' e of Seven Tracts of Land in Burope Merry Affalr Promised For AIl Who| —Another Fund for Improvements Are Present at the Shuttie Meadow Club—Program For Monday. The & paring to plenty of T FOX’'S Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday CLYDE COOK Ly § | By TORE LIEUT. KING RESIGNS “THE ADOR?™ oz shECR) CHINESE GOVT. Advises Peking Officlals Against Re- ed legation has |LYCEUM TO AGAIN d Tor Purchase DAY, ore than zun live e lnH lhm el li’l SSI/ \‘\a ,\I Lnl‘\(. | SIBERIAN SCL YEAR FOR "'AXLS ation AL Washington Sends Let- ter of Rtecommendation to Secretary Hughes, THE SOLDIER PROBLEN Fducators | and Scientists Moot At HOUSE Wash ton to Discuss STOCK SHOWS | Yisabled Veterans, ither James Cormican Player Joseph Payton Company Wiil Open At Theater Januar, considered a voca- | handifap; is the rate of 1t ¢ obtain co mu\ s in absorbing yment. HAYOR VISITS ICE HOUSE Pinds Conditions Are Painted Nor As Good As Wounld Like Them to Be, \fter vening's LAKE NAMES DONAHUE, SEYBOLD LEFT 520,000, NEW YEAR'S AT «Y” \thletic Fvents Wil e Saturday Afternoon Mon.- RIP Tues.—Wed. VAN WINKLE DECE JTION Ways of | £k main- Not As Bad As | il city | fii IBER 29, 192 HADASSAH ELECTS OFFICER AS A NEW YEAR'S GIFT Give Your Little Boy - AN IVES’ TOY TRAIN OF CARS Either to wind up or electrical. $2.25 to $18.00 e EXPECT BlG CROWD = tior BRI~ Him More %gg}ib@f t Lo Mflls 336 Main Street v.; DIES AT HOSPITAL '} Hardware S L Announcement The Woman's Shop Announces To Its, Many Patrors And Friends Its Removal - On January 14th-to more spa- cious Quarters—164 MAIN STREET, Formerly Occupied By The Lazarus Company. Read Our Adveriisement In Friday’s Paper For Details Of The Removal And Clearance Sale Which Begins Saturday Morning’ At Our Present Location—149 Main St., New Britain. | COME ON BOYS AND GIRLS EE! FREE! 'BUTTER-NUT BREAD WHISTLE WILL BE WRAPPED WITH EACH LOAF OF GENUINE BUTTER-NUT BREAD RICH AS BUTTER SWEET AS A NUT DECEMBER 29-30-31 REMEMBER BUTTER-NUT BREAD IS THE RICHEST, PUREST AND FRESHEST BREAD EVER SOLD BY THE DEALERS. IN NEW BRITAIN GET THAT WHISTLE FOR WNEW YEAR CELEBRATION —MADE ONLY BY—