New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 11

1923. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %7, B L eSS Es e 0L 22t e s sasssentaneesseis e SHINIANIILIILALIISIRISNCSIORIONELSELIRNNILLADSILLLRLS The finest of Real Hand Embroidered Madeira Doilies, Centers, Lunch Bavnflsmm s Aeventhal etc, on the finest of Irish ¢ THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE ARD SATISFACTION., NEH BRITAIN, CONN. Beautiful Famous Ven- ezia Antique Laces — embroidered linens, in a complete assortment. Mrs. W. J. Morden of Chicago (center) and Mrs. J. B. McCau- ley of Evanston, IIl., crossing the high passes of the (right), performed the remarkable feat of Himalayas and penetrating into the little known empire of western Thibet, where white people seldom have set foot. me Here the, y are sitting beside a 'l‘hibet;m‘ DR. KORAITIS SUMMONED BEFORE THE GRAND JURY| Main Street Physician Goes to Hart- ford This Afternoon in “Diploma Mill"” Probe. | Dr. Peter K. Koraitis of 498 Main street has been subpoenaed as a wit- ness hefore the grand jury in the in- vestigation of fraud in the licensing of eclectic physiclans and was sum- moned to the grand jury sessions this afternoon, Clan Douglas to Observe | Its 28th Anniversary | The 28h anniversary of the Yusti- tution of Clan Douglas, O, 8. C,, will | be observed tomorrow eveniug in Grotto hall NVest Main streot Mewmbers of Wallace lodge, D, O 1 frien f the ladles and | smen have heen invited to wt ond A business meoting wili - be ealled at 7:30 o'clock. The cormit- tee hux arranged for an cntertainment after which refreshinents will be served and dancing enjoyed, APPEAL TO SUPERIOR COURT Larry Loskosky and Frank Tryein- | ski, sentenced 1o the ate reformatory at Cheshire in police court yosterday by Judge B. W. Alling, have served | notice of an appeal to the superior court They Were released under | bonds of $1.00 Salvatore Va riella, senter days in jail by Judge Wi o H‘IHL'TUH'I on! an injury to y has also taken an apper at $300, :Plof. Smith Speaks on |#! “Right Arm of Democracy” At a meeting of the Lions club held at the Elks club this noon the chief speaker on the program was Edwin Newton Smith, well known educator and for a time a professor at Yale university. He spoke on “The Right Arm of Democracy.” He sald there are three big influences in the bring- ing up of the child: First, the hom second, the school; third, the church. ] ntertainment was furnish » Young, Scotch entertainer ored with a number of songs. ssisted at the piano by . Clynes, A recommendation was made that during the week each member of the Lions club visit one of the schools in the city, Rev. F. L. Brooks of Lynn, Called to Pulpit Here Rev. ¥rederick 1.. Brooks of Lynn, ! Mass.,, who has tendered his resigna- tion to his congregation there and ex- pects to come to New Britain to preach, was given a unanimous call by the congregation of The I"r-oplv"n“ Chureh of Christ of this city last eve. ning. Mr. Brooks has been pastor o' the Advent Christian church in Ly.m' ¢ A. B. Taylor | #3 and will succeed Rev, who resigned to go to Gree us\mrg Penn | 8 Named From Silk * as applied to the | from “Tabby Cat” The word “tabby house cal comes quarter of Bagdad, Turkey, where and watered silk was made. 8 product beeame Known at “at. | tabi® and was shipped to English | King countries where it was short to “tabhy"-<hence the name abby” for the house cut with the | wavy markings. This eopyrighted ph%rflph is said to be the first one of | § the president’s wifé to be e in i I I the White House. It was taken | on Nov. 10 and approved Nov. 13. Sitting was made in the p: vate dining room, using furniture of the blue room. One hour was . iven by Mrs. Coolidge for the sitting. This photograph is the flvonw one and was released for publication by Mrs. Coolidge. who wrpte, on the back of the proof, the single word * ‘approved PALACE NEXT Attabiya, o | STARTING * MONDAY Linens. Glassware Very Reasonably Priced TABLE TUMBLERS Needle edged and band decorations, Special for this 3 25 for (4 TABLE GLASSWARE Goblets, high and low Sherbets, Cocktails, Wines, Whiskies, Ice Teas and Tumblers. Our stock is complete in u large variety decorations and cuts, 25c ‘” 69c Priced from . “NONTK"” TABLE GLASSWARFE Tull gold band decorations BUD VASES—A ‘arge shapes and decorations. assortment of Glassware To Decorate the Dining Table CUT GLASS CANDLESTICKS — Fine hand cutting on first quality lead blanks, 89¢ “ $1.98 CUT GLASS VASES—Fine hand cut on heavy lead blank, . 10-inch size. Spe (‘|al CUT GLASS BOWL, on a first quality lead blank . High grade cutting $6.98 $3.49 $1.95 TS CUT GLASS CELERY TRAY—First quality . CUT GLASS SPOON TRAYS . e CUT GLASS SUGAR and CREAM A large assortment to select from. PLAIN AND CUT GLASS SALT AND PEPPERS—<with glass and sterling silver e om ... 39C 0 $1.19 Ovenware PYREX CUSTARD oUpes PYREX PIE PLATES PYREX LAYER CARE PANS PYREX BEEF STEAR CASSEROLE, with cover $1.75 90¢ $2.50 $1.50°) $1.00° PYREX BREAD PANS PYREX TEA POTS, 2 shapes PYREX CASSEROLES, all sizes PYREX PUDDING DISHES. Al sizes, Vlslt Our Houseware Department On The 3rd Floor CLARK SISTERS’ REVUE eat hand T S48.00 - ) ] ] ] ] ] ] ) .-’ ") Thanksgiving is the logical time to stock up with all the needs for the festivities and the crowning dinner. Here you will find at considerable sav- ing in cost, bowls, mixers, roasters, dishes, glass- ware, silverware and scores of household helps all assembled in gleaming profusion. quality and usefulness, every one of them. High in Yet their prices are surprisingly low. HOUSEWARE DEPT.— Third Floor — See Our Window Display — DINNERWARE For the Thanksgiving Table 100 PIHCE NIPPON CHINA DINNER ser 100 PICE IMPORTED DINNER WARE Open stock pattern banded 100 PIECE DOMESTIC SEMI-PORCE LAIN III\\I nw \l(l 00-PIFCE IMPORTED CHINA DINNY II WARE e grade, pure white with All gold mat $55.00 + " $35.95 PIECE DINNER SETS China, with flora in horders nlllll DINNER SETS ina o Soeenl @19 50 . o 349.56 & $6.95 | SEPHCE ITMPORTED CHINA TEA SETS ) $8.98 S-PTECE IMPORTED CHINA TEA SETS sried ban v stock ZEPIECE IMPORTED JASTI) H\\I I\ | with mother $13.95 ENGLISH TEA POTS 69¢ . $2.25 (Rl TTED CHINA CAKE SETS - e " $6.95 IMPORTED LUSTRE CHINA CAKE i $4.98 TMPORTED ATTIR DINNER CHINA " $5,95 TMPORTED CHINA STUGARS AND CHREAMERS sl.sg Silverware In a Special Offering aamrenwn M $6.95 $6.95 $3.25 . $5.25 SILVER CAKE BASKETS SILVER CAKE BASKETS SILVER TRAYS BREAD SILVEF HNI \II ll \\\ with bask ar SILVER BREAD TRAYS, Heavy quality $3t49 SILVER NUT BOWL-—Gold lined with set of Nut Crackers and Picks. 4 49 Special .. & We carry a complete line of Flat Table Silverware assorted 98¢ MAHOGANY SEWING TRAYS tecorations—Ilarge size Wearever Aluminumware At New Low Prices : n'.‘ql :1.>‘\\I X SAUCE POt $3.00 ST, TEA KETTLE « Ttegu - I ARV mAn v g o 95¢ i 95¢ $6.00 $2.75 HOUND ALTMINE M ROASTERS $1.00 $2.50 COFFEE. MR $2.95 $5.75 FRY PANS DOUBLE WEARFVER ROUAD ROASTE RS OVAL ALULMINGY ROASTIER HOYAL ROCHESTE R COLATORS—6 cup iz WEAREVER ALUMINI W COIT L PERCOLATORS Visit Our Houseware Department On The 3rd Floor 17—PEOPLE—17 YOUTHFUL DREAM CHORUS