New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 2

. KODAKS ¥ 4 THE GIFT ¥OoR THE FAMILY TREE Dad or Sanny, Mother or Sis, the —JO,DAK—‘— - 1s Sare to be & Yumily Favorite, Kot us Show You Our. Stock For Christmas Stockings +|a | “know-your-neighbor"” The chlnnson "BMen’s Handkerchiefs— . A completeline from plain Handkerchisfs to fancy Silks, = Those with Very popular just now — in ¢ lght shades of tan with nov- W | mission on Headquagters for ndna- Ooats at); Tesse-Leland's.—advt. Rev, John L. Davis’ subject ut lu—-(d yuurdnrl Herald | last year will story the mass meeting for men e m&u is tonmo:t’{n thé rank of | .| ous plans aind proposals for the es- fimmnumuru&o. ;. not give the e Ostrowski’s Park street, until two weeks Mmbr:. Gera- NEW l{hll/\”\ RAY ONPROBLEMS OF NANUFAGTURERS State Industrial Leaders Will Discuss Timely Subjects The annual meeting of the Manu- facturers' assoclation of Connecticut will be held Tuesday, December 19, at the Hotel Taft, New Haven. From the replles recelved at assoclation headquarters it Is evident that this is to be the. largest gathering of manufacturers ever held in the State of. Connecticut, Kach individual con- cern has been asked to send 4t least thre representatives and a large num- ber have complied with that request. Contrary ,to the accepted practice, the Btate Assoclation is not planning | affair, Through its efforts the manufactur- ers of the state have been welded together., They do know each other and are working steadily toward a coordinated Connecticut idea which has meant nwuch to development of the state. The plan this year is to make the Annual Meeting a clearing house of information for all manu- facturers in the state and to gnable them to present for solution individual problems of finance, employment, trdftic, production, distribution, heat- ing, lighting, ventilating, etc. Group Meetings in Morning Proceding the business session, sev- eral of the committees of the Associa- tion will meet in separate rooms and as_gpecialists in their various fields will undertake to answer specific ques- tions. The traffic committee meeting, composed of some of the most ex- preienced traffic experts in the state, will be presided over by Chairman R. L. French, traffic manager of the Columbia Graphophone., Mfg. Co., .of Bridgeport. The commitee will dis- cuss the results of its activities during the present embargo period. It will famulate plans for the betterment of railroad and water transportation service during the coming year. It will offer its advice and counsel to any member concerning any problem of traffic with which he is confront. ed. Railroad Consolidation E. O. Goss, president of the Scovill Mtg. Co. of Waterbury and a member of the Connecticut commission on railroad comnsolidation, ‘will ~address the traffiic group on the problem of railroad consolidation as it affects | New England. This question of con- solidation is ome of the most im- portant which confronts New England at the present time. The transporta- tion act of 1920 made proyisions for consolidation and the Interstate Com- merce Commission is mow holding hearings in the various sections of the country to bring this about. The ac- tion of the lnumt.e Commerce Com- ‘Wéw 'England congo) ; tion will be based primarily upon 1 recommendation made by the com- mission, otwhhhll.r ‘Goss is a mem- ber. Analysis of Strikes ! The Xam» af the meeting of the | Indu.trlnl Relations Committee will be led by J. B. Otterson, president of -|{the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. of New stemhmmn: {hé“course of »{ the meeting each of the an ! which occurred in the state during the be analyzed from the ‘standpoint of the umnto the h':m-k- .m',tpflumpl ,- the number of working &g!- nd the dufdtion of each’ lm I be sHown that the number of |naumu| disputes in Connecticut lu‘:“eereued apprecia« mu- which are reaching a solution of the mo-called labor problems. Vari- tablishment of cordial relations . be- tween lmflnm and employe will be dhcn-nd“ each manufacturer will; &n vised the Assocla- s attitude of falr play in lndu‘tflll disputes. . “'rm:m Taxation Commg. | e I be called to order by “P. Miller of Bridge- “Falrehild of Yale Unmmy will present interesting m and figures concerning the taxa- of mnutmuflng property in Connecticut ai E will exhibit carefully 's | prepared ¢ analyzing the income: (and expenditures of the various state, dispensing authorities. Bach section, ut in|of the state will ‘be represented- at | g& meeting and & most important | on of ¢ taxation . problems will | follow. “In addition to the rroup. named, the other committees of the Associa- tion will meet” and” will " answer questions presented by mlm- Bx- | bers of the assoclation. President thb‘l'd'a l!cpofl Following the . group meetings, | President Hubbard will deliver his an- | mul report: and will -upplement his] ‘by, réferring to large, colored 1 charts illustrating the various of I '!l‘ , the Asso- | add an v historical 1 conditions fl He wlll 3 DAILY THANKS TRINITY Harttord Aviation L¢aders Appreciate Ald Given by Staudents During Big Meet. Hartford, Dec, 16.—~James B. 8lim- mon, secretary of thé Hartford ayia- tion commission, has written Prési- dent Ogilby and the Trinity cdlfege students for the assistance of the'stu- depts in enabling, the dirigible D-3 to land at thg receft ’urtford avia- tion meet. The létter ifollows: - “At a meeting of the Hartford avia- tion commission held on November | i 21, 1022, it was unanfmously voted to acknowledge and express our appre- clation of your help and co-operation during the second apnual Hartford aviation meet held at Brainard fleld on November 10, 11.and 12, 1922, “We hope that you will express to the student body of Trinity college our gratitude for their willingness to help us, 8o ably ypon much!' short notice. We also want them to know that”, lhey have recelved many com- pliménts from the commanding offi- cer and crew of the United States dirigible D-3, as well as the pilots and committeemen present, upon their work in the handling of this airship. The visit of the D-3 was undoubtedly an event which has created consider- able public interest in '~ aeronautical matters and we believe that its safe landing and despatch was in no small measure due to the discipline and HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 15, 1922. esprit de corps exhibited by the mem bars of Trinity eellege who were #0 | the houses you have to rent?” wiiling to co-operate with us.” “As & matter of kindness, madam,' 5 £ a0 replied the landlord. "People wWho are , | ralging familles can't be expected to pay the rent 1 ask.” A CONSHDERATE MAN. (¥From the 'Boston Transcript,) . AXEH\’OD AT Headquarters For Sensible Gifts S5 ;See us betore you buy. We’ll make it worth your while Axelrod’s Pharmacy Park, cor. Meadow St. In Beautiful Box § § Rothfeder’s 378 Main Street n.w' USEFUL AND DlSTINCTIVE GIFTS GIFT BLOUSES $1.98—$2.98—$4.98 Of crepe de chine, batiste, voiles and lace trimmed, hand embroid- ered and elaborated with hand-drawn work, Fabrics such mm paisley; tucked, Including hand made Porto “tucked, button:trimmed, lace 3 rtrimmed qt entirely plain. . . " Give a Coat or Wrap For Christmas $9.98 $19-98 $24.98 $35.00 $49.50 Velour, Polaire, Chmchilla, Marietta, Normandy, Veldyne, Silk Plush «Inclnding @uch uirrel, Beaver, Platinum, Wolf Cara- Raceoon Rican Blouses, $l .98 FUR CHOKERS AS A GIFT Squirrel, Jap mink, opossum, raccoon and fox, in double or single effects— $5.98'$9.98'$18.98 - Glove Silk Underwear. - “Van Raalte” and “Mohnwk" Undergarments Up “Shoulders $2.98 BLOOMERS-—-WIth Reintotced “Silk 83,75 : Pfiflibbifié" Uniderwear Hn.nd V'ESTS—Bodiée or Built- $1.9 1$2.98 " Hand-Made $l 49 $l 98 $2.98 ENVE LOPES $1.49 $1 98 $2 49 Porto Riean' Hand Made Night Gowm trimmed with lmng made lace and inserts . Christmas Hoslery Gdrdon No. 300, full fashioned silk stockl dye tluead silk with lisle top nnll of pure remforce Onyx "Pointe:a NSilk Stoéldn in; wlth nsle tops and: ntomd heel and ntsnfnm '3"“318 rdnfomd lml, 4 ‘toe “Mohawk’ Glovo Sflk Sloeklngs, forced | s5555535 $2.25, $2.79 Sflk Heavy lngraln Stock- a In Every Fashionable Silhouette:— ‘Draped, :Side Fastened, Bloused Backs, Chin Collars, New: Panely, etc. ln Every Fashionable Color. Girls’ Wmter Coats Rich materials'and generous sizes trom years to 14 $4.98 $7.98 $10.98 American ‘Made Underwear GOWNS—Fipe luinsooks, kimono or sleeve- less, tiimmed with laces and ribbon-— ¢ ENVELOPES—N: “oup types-— < 49 98¢ $1.50 . vBLOOMERSm—Wmdso B 978c“" .‘a ' VEST AND STEP r&_’sz‘r&—-yt '$1.98 $2.48 'sz,ss » . $1.98 Say “Merry Chmtmas With a Neflieral The Netheral takes the place of the vest, bust confiner and gir- dle, 1t’s a dainty thinz of silk: tri- mbroidered. $2.39 all heavy si 2.49 bie e suede cloth ' in _charming shudes K of white, orehid” "7 . and flesh, Prices ngs with lisle " Tcosonable— - '$2.75 $5™ 86 it Something new dnd different— mlkinz the ideal $2. 98 “Why do you object to children inf} 'Ples 130 for 250 98¢ $1,50 S 98__ | l’?mm Halllnan SATURDAY SEECIALS—BAKING DEPARTMEM 13¢ " 2 28, New Apple Pies New Pumpkin Pies ........ Al e e 2 \ We have a Iafie assortment of Molasses and Cj POUND CAKES, MINCE PIES, PUMPKIN PIES, FRiye and DANISH PASTRY. “y)ME CHRISTMAS CAf P If you want to smack your lips at Christmas g; prepare to eat one of our Yuletide Cakes. Busy housewives who are eager to conclude thej ner sgorts in holiday glory, know what a delicioys , can_do, Years of baking has taught us how to bring joy (¢ hearts of housewives at Christmas time. “UM-M CHRISTMAS CANDY” .~ Don’t forget to grace your Christmas table wit g candy. L . When you buy your Christmas cakes here, just g down to the candy department and see what sweet clm, have there for you. Select your candy here. You will receive fresh g fection made right before you in our store. Just secure one of our 5 Ib. Boxes of Assorted Cho lates and Bon-Bons, they are truly a treat at $2.75. Our only hope is that we will have enough to go Also Hard Candies—Ribbon Candy, Baby Mixed all sizes of Candy Canes from 3¢ each up. . DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT Taylor’s Sugar Cured Pork Roll, broil or fry over hot fire just before serving Baked Scotch Ham Hot Sauer Kraut .!,!a.spberry and Strawberty Russmn Salad Best Frankforts 19¢ “;::?,,::;,35 -Spiced Sour - Pickles We have bnrgam counter on Jellles..l Figs in Syrup, , e.kfi,p Fruitlade and Grapelaide to s handling in taking nvnntory. Store Closes at 6:30 P. M. Bein Anith Imported Cheese GIFT BLOUSES '$1.00 - 325.00 An extra:Blotise is a welcome addition” to any woman's and these dainty Gift Blouses ‘are destined for #tellar roles. wmhnylélnd hl treatment of trimmings and-fabrics, as to distinction to the wearer’s appearance. $1.95 - $15.00 One canmot have too many sweaters, and our assortment i§ varied and so attractive, that it is a real pleasure to make a here. The prices compare favorably with those elsewhere. Rer, Pickhard: & Dl * PHONE H! OPPOSITE ARCH STREET . : of Practical Christmas Gifts OUR AIM is to give you the very bes} in QUALITY & STYLE at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES [ Gloves, Jewelry, Hosiery, Muslin Underwear, Silk U wear, Handkerchiefs, Purses, Vélvet and Silk Sweaters, Scarfs, Waists, Rompers, Boys’ Suits, House Dresses, Bath Robes, Silk Kimonos, | Velvet House Coats, Crepe Kimonos, Silk Bed Boudoir Caps, Neck- wear, Ul nnu, Silk and Jersey Coats and Dresses Ll