New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 2

" OFFICE SUPPLIES Files Blank Books . Inventory Blanks Etc. ‘The Dickinson 169-171 MAIN STREET MEN’S OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS One lot of high grade Outing Flannel Pajamas; all sizes and wds o so st 1,89 MEN'S WOOL HOSE One lot of Heather ribhed ‘Wool Hose, all uizes, Formerly $1, to go at 690 “SHUTTLEMEADOW” GOLF SWEATERS One lot of Sweaters, four- patch pocket styles, in dark rich oo o gont... 99.95 Hartford. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” A City Items % # J Meet me at Schmarr’s for dinner.— advt. . The Lady Nest of Owls will meet “tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Elec- Atric hall. An initiation will take place at this time. _ Radio sets and supplies at Morans' {=advt, e~ ask for Horlick’s \ The ORIGINAL Malted Milk The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. Lunchat Horne,Office& Fountains. k, Malted Grain Extractin Pow- ibletforms. Nourishing-Nocooking. ANNOUNCEMENT The Bailey Ice Company will con- tinue its business the same as in the past. b HENRY C. BAILEY, President. PAL NEW BRITAIN MEN Probable Appointments for Covert, Christ and Alling It is Impossible at such an early date to piek the legislative commit- tees to which the local senator and representatives will be assigned when the legislature con 8 next week, It Is a fair bet, however, that Senator Richard Covert will be the chairman of the roads, rivers and bridges com- mittee, He has been on that com- mittee for six years and at the last sesslon he was house chalrman, Road Commissioner MacDonald is in the senate agaln this session, but the same opposition s liable to manifest itself as In the last session, Many sena- tors feared that the energy of the committee would be concentrated on roads alone because of MacDonald's position, Judge B, W. Alling, it is logical to assume, will be placed on the judiciary committee, although it may count against him for that position be- cause George W. Kiett was chair- man, of the judiciary committee .in the 1010 session of the legislature and it is the policy of the members to pass around this important commit- tee job as much as possible. Representative E. W, Christ is a logical man for one of the two finance committees with the appropriations committee having the shade over the committee on finance, It is thought ,'hat Senator John H. Trumbull of | Plainville will be placed on the latter committee as he is a veteran at the job and there would be objection to placing two men living so near to- gether on the same committee. Geographical position is considered when absignments are considered, and this objection could be eliminated by assigning Representative Christ to the appropriations committee, it 3 thought. Representative Arthur Benson of Berlin, because of his war record, is being talked of for the committee on military affairs, LATIN AND FRENCH IN “PREP” SCHOOLS Supt. Holmes Hears From Andover, Excter, Taft and Hotchkiss For Purposes of Comparison Superintendent of Schools Stanley H. Holmes has received replies to queries sent to Phillips-Andover, Phil- lips-Exeter, Taft and Hotchkiss pre- paratory schools, relative to the col- { | lege preparatory courses followed at those institutions, this information to be used in miking comparisons with the course foflowed: at the local High school. The comparigon is to be made by direction of tHe school .committee which is particularly interested in the Latin and Irench céurses, At Andover and Hxeter, a four year course in Latin is followed out along lines practically the same as those of the local school. At Taft a five year course has been established while at Hotchkiss the course calls for: four years, students being required to have had one year of Latin prior to entry into the school. KILLED BY AUTO BUS, | R 2 551 1 . Danbury Man Run Down by Connec- ticut Company Machine Stamford, Dec. 27.—James Healy of Danbury was almost instantly killed yesterday when he was struck by a bus owned by the Connecticut company on Cortlandt avenue in Glenbrook near here. He died short- |1y before reaching Stamford hospital. er of the bus, was held by the police | pending an investigation into the ac- cident. BOOTLEGGING WAITER FIRED. ‘Washington, Dec. 27.—The drive to keep the bootleggers outsof the cap- itol building caused e dropping from the government payroll of a ne- gro waiter said to have dropped a flask of Christmas whiskey on the floor of the senate restaurant. ACE NEW YEAR'S MIDNIGHT FROLIC! NEW YEAR'S EVE AT 12:01 A. M. BIG AUGMENTED VAUDEVILLE SHOW And Also Featuring The New Photoplay RESERVED SEATS NOW' SELLING THURS. FRI AND SAT, Willilam Zerrener of this city, driv-}{ These exclusive pictures of rum-running off Long Island, N. Y., show how the wireless and seaplane are used to elude enforce- ment agents. Above is shown a boat putting off from thé Ba- hama schooner, Mystery J., to take cases of booze to a seaplane I(showxllI in background) which has corme out in answer to a wire- ess call, . 7 The, plane which came out to meet the Mystery J. outside the three-mile limit off Long Island, N. Y., is shown here being loaded with liquor from the smail boat which put off from. the booze carrier, The aptly named rum smuggler Mystery J. is shown here as she arrived from the Bahamas with her cargo of booze for thirsty New York. The Mystery J. is one of the best known craft in “the trade” and up to the present has been a phantom ship as far as prohibition agents are concerned. Catalogue Out of the World, compiled at an expense of over Twenty Domestic as well as Seventeen Foreign Languages. good records at a very moderate outlay. :ANS OB =) # L %» Ho?n.uuc 75¢ Packages Everywhere e mmenssucommg ANACONDA COPPER ASKS INJUNCTION Sceks to Prevent Other Copper Com- panies From Opcrating Dis- puting Lodes, Butte, Mont.,, Dec. 27, — Suit has been brought in the federal court by the Anaconda Copper' Mining .Co., against the Davis-Daly Copper Co., the Davis-Daly-Extension Mining Co., and the Smokehouse Mining Co., to compel showing of cause why an ing junction should not be issued against the defendants now operating lode claims ‘to which title is disputed by the A, C, M. Co. Hearing on a tem- porary injunction was set for January 8. Amounts aggregating $3,600,000 are mentioned in the complaint, includ- ing $2,000,000° worth of ore already extracted, for which the A, C. M. Co. asks judgment and lodes totalling $1,- asked, The Anaconda Copper Mining Co., contends that the lodes now heing worked by Davis-Daly are extensions of veins in the original lode which the A. C. M. Co., purchased from for- Butte's business district. Corbin Screw Foremen’s Club Gives 19 Dinners ‘At a mecting of the executive com- “|mittee of the Corbin Screw Corpora- tion Foremen's club, reports were The Victor 1923 Record Catalogue, just received, I THOUSAND SELECTIONS, including the Best Music by the greatest Artists presented showing the results‘of the Christmas celebration at the club house last Thursday evening when a |3 supper and entertainment were held to raise funds to provide Christmas dinners for needy ‘persons who arc working at the factory. A Christmag tree decorated by |#H President Lange of the club assisted by Foremen Woods and Heck, was loaded with suitable gifts for eacH | member present and was one of the features of the evening. Supt. E. M. Pratt acted in the role of “Santa” and g good taste was used in his distribu- tion. Considerable merriment was caused by Chairman Swanson’s mid- way and other attractions. Through the efforts of the commit- tee 19 Christmas dinners, complete with all fixings, were distributed and, according to reports received, were |§ appreciated by the recipients. \ : Greet Wilson.on 66th Birthday on Thursday New York, Dec. 27.—A delegation of five from the Woodrow Wilson foundation will wait upon the former president at his home in Washington tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, to extend birthday greetings and ad-|(§ vise him that the foundation with its endowment fund almost complete is |y an assured success. In the delegation will be Hamilton Holt, executive di- rector, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Mis. Charles E. S8imonson, Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany and Miss Caroline Ruutz-Recs, all of the executive committee. Mr. Wilson ‘will be 66 tomorrow. The Victor 1923 Record - Now contains nearly SEVEN Million Dollars. It is at your disposal FREE of charge, whenever you call for one at our store. Bgt- ter step in at your convenience and let us demonstrate some wonderful music. Our Record Stock is the largest in New England, containing the entire Having made a study of the Victor Catalogues, we are in a position to help you makeé a selection of favor us with a call. 365 MAIN STREET HARRY CAREY in “GOOD MEN AND TRUE” MAY WE SERVE YOU? We are receiving daily shipments of Victrolas in the latest models, in different finishes, very mod- erately priced at very easy terms, and we will be glad to supply your wants at any time you may HENRY 'MORANS VICTROLAS—PIANOS—RECORDS AND ROLLS Directly Opposite Myrtle Street SEYMOUR’S HAPPY FAMILY 500,000 in value, to which title is|8} mer U, S. Senator W. A. Clark, the |} transfer being made in 1010. The|§ *|'properties in dispute run under " Excellent Animal Act Booth’s Block 2587 Main St. SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Unusual Values Millinery _ Hosieryand Gloves Below Are Only a Few of the Values \ Trimmed Hats $1.00 $3.00$5.00 20% REDUCTION On all new Silk and Satin Hats not marked down. $l.g5L \lflqnh Raalte Kramer $2.25 Onyx Pointex Stock- and Lehig| ings with Silk Stockings $1 a69 lisle tops .... $l .95 $2.75 Van Raalte add Kay- Vs ser Fancy Glove Silk Stock- $2.25 Venus Full Fashioned g o o $2 39 fi,fl;{ssat;l)cclglorssl'ss All Hosiery on sale except those restricted by manufacturers. .~ GLOVES $1.49 Duplex Chamois $1.95 Imported Kid Gloves, Suede Gauntlets, all desir- all wanted colors ...... $1 )50 able colors $ 1 . 1 9 ; $2.95 Genuine Mocha One 79¢ Chamoisette One Clasp Gloves, sl’azglo(io?u.es., $2 » 1 9 all colors ........ 50(: Wool Gloves 35¢, 50c, EVERYONE WHO JOINS THE CHRISTMAS CLUB BECOMES A SYSTEMATIC SAVER There is a specific amount due each week. Payments are made with such ease that the . wonder is how quickly pennies, dimes and .- dollars grow in such a short 50 weeks, Select the Club.you wish to join. first payment makés you a member. TRUST CO N(WERTAIN [y Open Thursday Evening, Dec. 28th 7 to 9 o’Clock A “POTPOURRI” A Bit of Everything JONES TRIO "Nuff Said A A I M e A iy - e