New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1923, Page 2

{ CHRISTMAS | CANDY At Christmas time the best is not too good. The message and the spirit of Christmas time are ex- pressed in the beautiful packages of Whitman's Chocolates. The right gift of candy will give a great deal of pleasure. Send us ;l:i]l.llrEol'd(‘I' now! DICKINSON Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. HORSFALL Men’s Serge Suits $29.50 e they give and t § styles are suitable for all wear Here in blue, gray and brown, the best values that $29.50 will buy See them on the main floor HORSFALLS 93-99 Xdsylum Street Hartford, “It Pays to By Our Kind” SERGE SUITS Are Now Seasonable Suitable for Every Occasion Tailored To Measure $45.00 and Up Ye London Shop Tailors 13 MAIN STREET Let Us Clothe You We Know How FARMER BOY THE Milk is a biessing a simple recipe In a bottle of United Milk Co.’s milk is the strength and vigor that you seek. DRINK MORE MILK A Nursery Milk Try Our Grade For Your Baby United Milk Co. 49 Woodland St. New Britain 'WRITING T0 MUSIG OF FIFE AND DRUM Fchoes of Girl_Scouts Drum Corps| Drowns Throb of *“Herald” Press March and ndered by ciped to iven the nd in the “Herald office 1 when Miss Lois director, and 1 corps leader. m corps | ce 1o s nade the ed up Main street rc 1 he strains of “Mar to Boston,” “Marching Thr Georgia,” and other popular m corps selections, attracting con E uble attention as they paraded t! et. In front of the “Herald’ ) they stood in H formation as tl ayec or ation, G its drum corps in Connecticut, hieved a reputation throughout | this and nearby states greater thar any New Britain people realize. he corps has been called upon by ate park commission to f oper new state park, it Knights of Pythias parade in Hartford, started a drive for for Girl out work in Hartford a ability, appearance any- | thnig t tered by 10 states at the last Kastern States exposition ringfield, in September, The overnor Temple- r Oak fair and has led a West ton at the last Char have been lauded wherever they have gone. They have suests of the New Britain Rotary their instructors have been and | gifts service ey will give thefr r n New vith the Sal- rmy BROWNINCS ARE FREED ON CHARGES OF MURDER Firearms Inven Acquitted by y on One Ballot, Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. §.—The L dOW puni for frst de- mu last nine months ging over the heads of ohin Browning, Jr., son of John M. Browning, famous firearms inventor, and Marriner A, Browning. t nventor's 1 hew, was lifted last al © hour and twen- tes deliberation, the jury re. ty m turned a verdict of net gulity Only one ballot was taken T ning cousi re tried Jenjamin ¥ n¥ ing's sis ctual siaying A. Browning 1ed, fired to p ing John from John rom home in ement I arrange for the separation of Mr or ry- 4 moncy sett parently ling lo wife from oved her 1 to Johr i for t lefense Jor 1 sho nse, had Browning into the house who followed ibrary for 1, and en Mar 1e “Winks" Minutes world i at Clock t most novel Buckingham orm of the bust time from eye the wun i in It is only 29 named lLepine ) winke the eyes, In one a ber minutes B mar the only genuine 7| the store at 307 Lafayette street, for- | death if she disobeyed a | nd complimented | s Son and Cousin * Ballan-| NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDA‘W, DECEMBER &8, 1923, suos Yy | I[4].1F BEST | BONE FOR | AND FLESH CHILDREN * ‘ l OVER 68 YEARS OF SUCCESS CITY ITEMS. T for the Kidneys ™ Pain in the Back, Aching Shoulders, Swollen O Hands and Feet, Rheumatism, and O\ Lumbago, are always relieved by this wonderful medicine made from fruit juices and tonics. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50., trial size 25c. At dealers or Fruitatives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y. Ottawa, Can , London, Eng., Christchurch,N.Z. | past com- | American Legion, re- ported to the poiice last night that | his automobile and a machine driven by a man named White had collided in Beividere. Both cars were damag- | ed and Mr. Squire claims that there | were no lights on Mr. White's car. | | Remember! New records every Fri- | !day. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. The city hall commission met yes- | terday and arded a contract for | placing a tile roof and snow guards |on city hall to the E. Lines Co. of | | Boston. The work will cost $4,200 | nd will be started at once. Victrolas, Edisons, Sonoras. Pierce & C advt. - Dr. W. J. Kane has filed notice of | cation the child h intent to sell his dental equipment at [it the room. Williams had been at -5 Main street to Abraham Gold- | home all week, they said, complaining berg | of illness. Rose said that when the Barney Rapp's Orch.—first record. |landlady could come to Williams'| C. 1. Pierce & Co dvt, | room he would force her to hide un»‘ Stanislaw Ogonowski has purchased | der the bed or in a closct, threatening William W, mander of the C L g ad been no indi- i been confined “ | captive said there h She said Williams fed her only ean- |merly owned by Ignacy Drezek. i ned foods, and the room was littered | Christmas record, “Star of the| | Bast.” C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt with cans and paper. The police are| Mrs. Thomas Kiernan is seeking Williams. resting comfortably at the New Rritain Gen- | eral hospittal following an operation | RIKER-RICKERT for appendicitis. | | M. & D. Bus Co., will run a bus to| The marriage of Miss Ruth Frances | Bridgeport to Sunday’'s football game, | Rickert, daughter of Mr. and Z\Irs.] aving New Rritain Trust Co., at|Gustave Rickert of Rahway, J., for-| 2:00 noon.—advt merly of this city, to P. 8 Riker, | Mrs. F. A. Alderman of Overhill |will take place December 16 at St | Mary’s chureh, Rahway {avenue has been called to Middletown by the iln of her daughter, Mrs. ! Marian ury, who is a patient ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED KODAK at the Middlesex hospita S Mrs, Jennie La Flamme of 296 Arch ey | New Victor Records out every Fri- |yiyeet announces the ¢ wnt ot The best part of giving a | dl\! p i ' sl e Wi Al Boeha ki Kodak is you know it will The Quaiity Brands company of g mr. be put to purpose as soon New York ris D. Saxe W cont el < has brought s $150 against et et oom a1 [Fas 16 8:0uF of the box. Mary Wish of city. The papers were served by Constable Fred Wingle. Guibransen Playcer Planos, Morans. advt. The Barnes Nursery Co. of Walling- And Plenty of It A critic went by request to hear a | certain politiclan make a speech. to our Kodak counter. Autographic Kodaks $6.50 up ! ford, through Joseph P. Manfreda of |, .\ SMLIES. DOINIORA . SELa »w Haven, has brought suit against|N¢/d got through--“well, how was it . — e e e g et Beoham AT RS | Temound—ivery’ sound.”™ wMd’ the The HARVEY & LEWIS €O, city for $450. ‘The papers were|Critic. 15 W, Main St., New Britain served by Constable Fred Winkle, | Yes" said the politician, and then Opticians “Swanee River Blues,” Whiteman, | h”""r“”l‘f: o ‘: I"";"”: 4 and ‘ade tox trot. C. L. Plerce & Co.—advi, :"“\ Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans | Los A —advt. ” KIDNAPPED GIRL NOT HURT AT ALL Chicago Child Was Kept for Week by Strange Man id the criti Dee. ~Twelve year old h, ki yped last Sunday, as returned to her parents last night | and toid a tale of having been drug- | ged and kept in a squalid room by Harry Willlams, a railroad l\\'"r‘hmuh.‘ Doctors said the girl had not been harmed. Her return was as mysterfous as her disay rance after she had been | t o a grosery store, A man's voice | the téiephone informed a neighbor of the Borths that Rose would be found at the end of a certain street car line. Ofccrs hastened to the spot and Rose told them her abductor had placed her on the car and told her Distinctly the Pearl for the woman who cares ! Just walk one flight and give your attention to the pureness of these Pearls, their shape and weight, and you will be more than pleased. he would call her parents SBhe was unable to °Ca clearly H 5 v what ].erpf:ud ,.Mm‘ -’h. 1sv.:.r(wl rm. 36'00 Blld up—as hlgh as you w ant to pay b unda errand a ha( \ v y 3 worllipierroe bt ta fop Fom \,*m,’. WATCHES and PEARLS after dr 2 liquid Williams pre- | 2 y N e 2 » Saced ail Tecocd Dot v ] Most Attractive Selection of RINGS in the city Occupants of the rooming house | Walk one flight it will pay you where the girl said she had been he ld‘ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES TR TR NG R e SPRING & »81 CHURCH ST. P o S T e e e MAZDA CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS We Have a Large Stock But They Are Selling Rapidly THE ELECTRIC (0. B. GEORGES, Jeweler 166 MAIN STREET ROOM 10 William Je tells Bap- tist fundamen, he prefers Chr hat it Is better t 1gs Bryar s at New York that janity to geology and know “the Rock of Ages” than “the age of rocks.” Nathan Schatzks at vard 3 after New York police declare that Schatzky practically admitted L killing of four year old Irving Pick- y in an East Side cellar n nd Marr Browning are 1 at Sajt lLake City o i killing Benjamin ¥. Ballan Brow ng's brother-in-law Monday Matinee Bargain For Ladies ! Prince of Wales has the mount on Lord Westmoreiand's Phaco in Lon- race and roya v finishes third IT’S WORTH MONEY Every Lady in New Britain Should See This Picture THIS COUPON WITH 23c Will Admit Any Two Ladies to the Best Seats At Matinee MONDAY, DECEMBER 10TH To Witness the Big Photoplay Sensation “LITTLE OLD NEW YORK" — With — MARION DAVIES MRS. MARY T. CREAN, Soloist Chicago school gir! ho disappeared last Bunday night, is 1 by the Chicago police Rose Bert . are reveaied New York BUCKLEY?# TEL. 2240 Fust what I wanted, a You have the gift list problem —we have theanswer. Justcome Collis Goodyear Well Outfits SKATES Skating Shoes, with hardened Steel Runner Skates Attached, Right now is the time to find the Boys size in stock for his Xmas Gift. We have $500,00 worth of up-to-date Icq Skates From $1.35 to $11,00 (for the tubular), also deuble runner skates 4 for the little tots. Herbert L. Mills HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. Give Baskets this Christ- mas—A gift that will last, We have the largest assorts ment in the city. See our window. Pyralin Stamped on Each Piece Make Your Selection Early BEACON ELECTRIC LAMPS | Tsis..” [IVORY “MARTEX" TURKISH TOWEL Every Article Guaranteed Perfect 2. $1.19 Axelrod’s Pharmacy Park St. cor. Meadow Axelrod for Accuracy Let Us Fill SATURDAY SPECIAL MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES ull Pound 9¢ Your Prescription THE WINTER ISSUE OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY (Hartford District) GOES TO PRESS Saturday, December 15, 1923 This b?ok includes the following Exchanges: Hartford, Bristol, Collinsville, East Hampton, Farmington, Glastonbury, Manchester, Middletown, New Britain, Plainville, Rockville, Simsbury, Thompsonville, Windsor and Windsor Locks If Your Listing is Incorrect in the Present Roo(l)( Please Notify the Exchange Manager t Once. All changes or addition in present listings must be arranged for on or before December 15 in order to appear in this issue The Southern New England Telephone Company