New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 13

BAR FIXTURES GOING BYE BYE Det lon May «Witness Wholesale Destruction Detroit, Mich,, Dec. 30.—Dozens of mahogany, walnut and teakwood bars, tables and fixtures from saloons rald ed In the Detroit district since the advent of prohibitlon, a display of highly polished and costly wood val ued at upwards of §300,000, may he chopped into firewood and distribut. ed among Detroit's poor. Or these bars and tables, over which thous- wtds of elbows have been crooked and that in years past have been made to glisten by constant applica- tion of towels in the hands ot white aproned attendants may be convert- ed into benches for august judges or into pulpits behind which clergymen will stand and the arguments for a saloonless world, While state and city prohibition forces are making up their minds which course to pursue in disposal of the uable store of wood, rats and mice are playing havoe with the bars and tables, that have been dumped in a heap near one of the city's police stations. Under a state ficials confiscate volce law prohibition of- the fixtures in any establishment found to be dispensing llquors, Lacking a place to store these articles the officials have piled them in a vacant place outdoors, thus creating what the police call the city's “mahogany dump.” Judge William M. Heston of Re- corder's court has decreed the collec- tion be cut into fire wood and given te the poor. Others propose the ter soaked pile be salvaged and tha the wood be used to make pulpits and judges' benches. For display purposes tha wood is worth a fortune but for firewood it is no better than the more plebeian varjaties. City offieials say that to cut the bars into stove wood would cost more than it would be worth for that purpose. Therefore the proposal of Judge Heston will not be put into ef- fect, for a time, at least. While a solution is being reached the owne? of the property on which the “mahogany dump” is locatell s trafitically urging the = officials “take it away"” as he nceds the and also because the “dump’ has come the home of scores of rats. IGE SKATING EVENTS Shuttle Meadow Avenue Rink Will Be Scene of Attractive Program Tomor- row Afternoon. A events special program of ice skating for which prizes have been offered, will be run off tomorrow af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock en the Pilz- Rhodes ice skating on Shuttle Meadow avenue. Arthur N. Pilz, director of the rink will be in charge. One hundred yard dashes with fly- ing starts will be held for both men and boys and 220 yard dashes are also on the program. A skating board jump event for men only, is planned, as Is a 440 yard relay for that clas: As a special feature Gracski and Pitz- kis, fancy skaters, will glve an exhi- bition. Director Pilz is making arangements with Main street merchants for the display of cards to inform skating enthusiasts when there is skating and when the ‘FP is unsafe. CAT LEAGUE PROGRAM Afternoon Games Regular Saturday Much Interest — Three Attract Teams Ticd For First Place. Much interes. is being shown by Y. M. C. A. members and others who are interested in local sports in the now famous “Cat League,’ under the supervision of Charles Vibberts, as- sistant physical director of the U8 The league was started originally “The Saturday Afttrnoon Basket Dall League,” but due to the fact that names of teams were sélected as Bob Bear Cats, Wild Cats and Tom it came to be called familiarly “The C'at League,”’ until Manager Vib- berts finally chapged ihe title. The standing of the teams at the end of the first round In the tourna- ment leaves three teams tied for first place, as follows: League Standing. as lob-cats The wthHIfl !nr Ihn second round is as follows Second Round. Dec. 81-—Bob-cats Bear-cats vs. Tom-cats. om-cats Bear-cats Saturday, Wild-cat V8, va. THREAT COAL STRIKE Miners In South African Fields Ob- fect to Lower Wages, Pretoria, U'nion of South Africa, Dec. 30.—A strike in the Transvaal coal fields is threatened as a r proposals to lower the miners’ wages Premier Smuts has issned a manifesto to the men asking that they accept the new gcale pointing out the govern- ment feels that It will be futile to ask | further concessions from the coal operators alone. Coal production promised to be- come the premler mining industry of the country the manifesto says, but is serjously endangered owing to the lowering of the English export prices In the event of a strike, it is added, the government will maintain the coal supply of the public utility sérvices Essi——————] —FOX'S — Mon.—Tues.—Wed. THOMAS MEIGHAN —in— “The Conquest of Canaan” Seldom do horse e ———— e e e NEW BRITAIN I Over They Go fa DATLY I ‘eriect IERALD Foym Two in FRIDAY in a steeplechase make the water jump in such perfect form. T graph was taken during the Vickham Chase at Gatwick, England. the air! { Girand Mareh his photo- Y.M.PROGRAN FOR JANUARY 2 Athletic Gomes i Day’s Actiyities, The athletic progr at the local Y. M. ( January 2, 1922, is Gymnasium open a. m. Games of tugs of wa Doubles endurance ¢ 0. m. to 1:00 p. m. Bowling all team ( men) rded as follows high team strings. Gymnasium open f Junior class vs. class in sokko, relay etball High school ¢l as follows | hockey, Handball court open s open at pinfall; 3, bas " Cat League Games in the Cat | urday afternoon are Cats vs. Wild Cats; Tom Cats. Three teame the Bobs, s in ketha are in l | place, having Will Feature | nise'™ leading | points, Stefanick liams with Manager Vibberts Triangles to play 2nds, a preliminar Juniors-Pyramids wit am to be run off . A. on Monday, | | night at 7:00 p arc Next play two of Boys' seniors at 10 basketball, for at expected. k the twe the tear club in Bristol. af 9 wee ontest 30 a. m from 9:30 3:00 p match 1. high sing high m Prizes | CITY COURT Deputy Judge Alling or hoys at 3 p. m Imployed B races and bask- B. W, following FFor the $33 in nounced the city court: A Vs, Employed e Bears + Bezanson has se against the ¥t ik 4 18 of the \w ments in Several All udgments defendant g i e Games, league as fc on Hllows ar Cats tie for 1 Wild The t wit 7 and ired X ) the Y m teams Br JUDGMENTS, ards Cases, suit of h 28 | of Satur wo good games Admission is only Judg- T has an- to re- s Isancs J. G. Wor "'mm‘! | the plaint Ju cover of Harry I French represente ind Baslt Joseph $3 first Cats oms | hree Wil- | praintift t the | and costs M) Nowiekd, r M Lawyer H lay | ant. 10 One hu Scotland of sugar will istol in Sar- L 12 Mt nt i Krepshan o Lawyer M d the plainti the defend Jancswicz gment w o0 recover « $14.99 I epregented the H. Milkowitz ndred paid vears 43 cents wyer ago, the Suxe lant to re- n the action inst Edws Rosenberg | and Holden In the inst cuse Steve warded the dam Her plaintift and the defend- people for a — PALACE — Special Midnight Show TURDAY NIGHT 10:00 to 12:00 P. M. * Wish Yon Take All Kinds Lb. 16¢ Small Legs to Roast Alka New Year Full of Gladness And Advantage of Our Wonderful Bargains SteaksA ' Lamb Lelns To. Roast 20c 121 Lean Pot Roasts Choice Meaty Boiling Beef Prime Rump Roasts . Fresh Ground Hamburg Lean Corned Beef Fresh Stewing owl Golden \\n‘xl Fowl 41c Delicious Club Cheese . Whole Milk Cheese Dinner Blend Coffee BB Uresh Pig Bars N. B. 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ALE ITEMS FROM TWO IMPORTANT DEPARTMENT! Saco Cold and Grippe Tablets . .. Eleaya Cold Cream ... Bay Rum . LAST DAY Pluto Water Sterno Canned Heat, 3 for 25¢ Gude's Pepto Mangan . .. e Rose Water and Glyeerine . ... Slhe; Extract Witeh Hazel . 15¢, 25¢, Sal Hepatica 2le, ~12c, Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets Saco Milk Magnesia aco Emulsion Cod Liver Oil v uer 208 Vedes e DG . 19¢, 29¢ T5¢ i .. 15¢ Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 6 for 55¢, 3 for 70¢ Venetian Bath Tablets, 3 for 25¢, 95¢ dozen Piver Face Powder, Azurea or Floramye 85¢ Laro Castile Soap veveas 2 for 25¢ Lyons' Tooth Powder 17¢ Burrills’ Tooth Powder S Glyco Lotion .. vuwen JOB SCARFS .. ..... Each 990 A small lot of fibe k Scarfs, (seconds). $1,000,000 Adjustment Sale Price 99¢ each. STATIONERY Correspondence Cards and I‘?n\'elopns as- sorted tints. le Price . , O . 35¢ box Odd boxes of Stationery wduced to 99¢ box Saco Syrup Tar Menthol and Cod MADEIRA TRAY Liver Extract CLOTHS . ... Each $2 Hand embroidered Madeira in two good designs. Size 18x27. Adjustment Sale Price KNITTING 56 YARN . Skein C Eight fold Knitting Yarn in all colors. Full 4 0z. skein. $1,000,000 Adjustment Sale Pyrice . S6¢ skein. COSTUME BLOUSES .. Costume Blouses and tic crepe de chine and georgette crepe. 000 Adjustment Sale Price KNITTED PETTICOATS Knitted Petticoats in white. $1,000,000 Adjustment I{l ACH CLOTH 36(. Yard . Beach (hrth 56-in. wide, in a good range of colors, for dresses. Also used for table runners and covers for card tables. Regular- v priced 59¢ yard. $1,000,000 Adjustment Sale Price . . 36e yard. GOSSARD BANDAUX . Extra long Bandaux with « ottom. Hook back. Sizes 34 to 000,000 Adjustment Sale Price SUITS for Wom- $1 6 74 en & Misses oniy Handsome fur trimmed velour Suits in brown, Reindeer, navy, taupe and copen. All sizes 16 to 44. Formerly priced $35.00. $1,000,000 Adjustment ¢ Sale Price .. $16.74. FIBRE SILK 34 ILK Tray Cloths $1,000,000 $2.34. (CREPE KIMONOS Crepe Kimonos in ]",mpn'o or straight line models. Copen, rose, lavender and light blue. 31,000,000 Adjustment Sale Price ..... 94¢. TAFFETA RIBBON 5-in. Taffeta Ribbon of good quality in blue only. $1,000,000 Adjustment Sale Price ... . 16¢ yard. LIGHT CUT |‘;‘]“}‘69c GLASSWARE . . An assortment of light cut (‘.Iw\\\me in desirable items such as 10-in. Vase, Water Bottles, Tumblers, Sugar and Cream Sets, I'rench Dressing Bottles .. 69¢ Each. Glassware Dept., Lower Floor. CORSETS FOR . Discontinued and broken size lots of Mme. Trene, La Premiere, Gossard and Ar Leda Corsets. Values to $8.50. $1,000,000 Ad- justment Sale Price $1.94. EVERY FALL AND WINTER HAT REDUCED The balance of our Fall and Winter Hats reduced to $2.95, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. back models in $1,000,- gray, Oxford and Sale Price 74c. stic band at 10, $1,-