New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 14

L] ATAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923. f ! R ‘ e 7 fi%‘%fl%&é’?fi‘fis",,f°§“f,i°if'lf,’?ff‘ffiffl?‘?m_B'fi'}*‘?{fésflg}(flmm " CHILDREN CRY FOR gians by Superior Form and | 2 - 2 Girls 833,892 and Expend- n | : Friends of EX-Groek PROmEr ' omtion i sec ot |yt svstem v xew| S49S There Are Not Dosen ores $32.915. : i 9 Outline His Pos tion n a practice game piayed at Mid |10 Keep better track of “'{{f empiy “Fundamentalists” in CUTCD | wne annvar meeting of the noara e 5 el s and get better cooperation on of divectors. of the Children’s Home 3 1 lefeated return of bottles, was da 1ssed was held last evening at the Y. M./ nd approved at a mecting last even- a, N, 0.—The Right ¢, A, The following officers were re- when 20 out of 3 cal dealers| jiev, Charles , bishop coadjutor | s1eeted for the mmivm ¥ ganized the New Britain | of the central New York diocese, 10- | dent, Henry J°. Capen; secre ; Lxch John How-/cuy objected to the term “fundamen- |y - ; treasurer of building fund, on Molain thels ard of Harttord, handles the bot- talists” in the pr it controversy in ~ maintain u s e on t ek ' o a et an AR thnoty o situatio it ¥ r ward. to bring victory to the . O i Evin \u‘l‘ 1 sl ) ‘;f @ viscopal chu g 3 report was read by Dr. New Britain pluyed ragged in} . Nty parien col e g Klingberg and showed a very| N\yAPHER :~ Fletcher’s Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Substi- ose to him to nade i @ & ¢ M to this city. Final ratifi- 'movement call ihemselves modern- 5 r at the home. A total et . e parts of the game, but as 5 Noriled 8 sful 3 | — on 10 f trer than the |y LT oS R I D p etaement - UML) Gpg received for the ute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing S e whole. Hpuseanal ohuset #1818 | support of the children and the gen- Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. ) tion in Greek p s L3 3 el ay when view that departments. v s e ) £8t quire new 1 lar varsity te el wis Alenindiorest ;'\:::m~ igpincopsd « “;“‘ von. | €ral income, including interest, saie of iny other name \::x w but not | 498-68. The expenditures were o avoid imitations, always look for the signature o here recommend it amentalists, That term is applied | 243:89 Wwhich went toward the sup- Proven directions on each package, Physicians everywhere r A cansisiin A.N.|rigltly only to men of the intran- |POTt Of the children. There are now : eut d' Seibert, J. Sicklick and H. It. Row-|sigent ude towards modern Bibli- I'-‘”‘;"":"“‘"l St R gt :]"““‘ was then sent i : RY an Gl hen has been excellent and there 4 % - City team started to pla IS L e min repeatediy has o | Dave been no deaths during the year. Assigned Coal Car Order {Coolidge and Wallace to about ten . The work of beautifying the f A Y ’ i that attitude—the attitude 3 00 uts o ee! i Gy League Approves of Two ! Bty a Flaam bl ol e Sl Once More Is Postponed | Get Gi Cuts ; fol Sodes Prolocols for Hungary v S ted in Progressed rapidly Washington, Deec. 20. — Another! Chicago, Dev: 20.—Choice cuts e . b 5 R < t ¢| from the nation's champion steer at Wesleyan ny Tue Associated Press his annual address before the 55th e m— postponement of the effective date o 4 5 . lar te back inte - . S WOMAN ROBBED OF JEWLLS. | llho recent international livestock ex- 2 Ar team back Into, pgris, Dec. wo protocols pro- | convention of the diocese that faith AL “WELS. 1its assigned coal car order has been position, will be sent to President fray T r they ‘-.ml!v] they yiding for Hung financial recon- in Christ's deity did not rest upon Buffalo, Dee. 20. ast night Mrs.| made by the interstate commerce lm}lxd;:': The animal, purchased.by 1ld not overcome the New Britain| struction were approved today by the | faith in his virgin birth, but that the William Hyslip of Toronto lost jew- | commission until April 1, 1924, The (2P P A" S0 et iaginda- V4 Aot \'t":“}”l\:‘xm;‘r»'r:'fi\ an- | council © lgague of nations, hurch believed In the virgin birth --’r\'“}.:lllluu\l u!_hng\\’c?v’\ _$15,000 and | order resulted from a <_|\l‘4 on ur the i 1 “Wwas butchered yesterday by Pro- ) N 8 no a N Wi reached or the | be ) eved in ( hrm: b. -/ grip contal ning \hr\)t\w}s commission that railroads coul N0 roccor M. D. Helser, of the Jowa State t in reparation | e wl end the faith of the was whisked from her side while she | longer give special service’ to coal| y'oio il college. Secretary of the ages”” he said, “need not helieve in | was waiting for a Toronto train on|mines producing road fuel or to own siculture Wallace also will receive inspiration the « atform of the New York Cen-|ers of private cars used in transport- A 2 . ‘ S % uts of the beef, ed to tral's terrace station. ing coal, and originally was to have il revel- —_— gone into effect Janua 1. Protests| to us thmeugh Positively {rwh eggs 69¢ “dozen. | from radroads and private car n- R Russell Bros, 301 Main St.—advt. ers resulted in a retrial of the ¢ Russell Bros.,, 301 Miin St 3 e testion of the Hu sequently he ¢ ceept € « looke« ‘aptain payments and the problem of office of o the gover nt un- ! « rred 2 . imortization of the loan to be made der the ne « t 8 . The to H v under the 7 - plan, hese questions wi when they | discusscd at a me { the sub tion which come Wesleyan committee of the c 1wcil and repre- the prophets simply ause they » sentatives of the little entente to be | have come to see that the Bible was ‘ui in lnlw]m in January After ot dictated word by word from G the opinion Positively fresh gs 6% dozen. ~advt. Visi Cabaret Wounded When, As They Say. ol is Acvidentally Discharged m November Our Holiday Announcement i stomach at the Stam- 1 o be leaders of a soviet|half an hour spent Aokt averths this forenoon. The | Rissla nras ; ! d early today at the exchanging them for Poles and Pink Tea Attendants Should ) iy, L a NeETO | ynder death sentence in Moscow but abaret 25 Canal street. | p, refuse I Got Same Justice, aln A b iiE e mionl | nnd etuned - i According to SHIELDS RESIGNS GG MARKET CRASHES Lansing, Mich.,, Dec. 2¢ ¢ the pol g Counsel eame to H < Kansas City, Mo,, Dee, 20.—A drop must be no discrimination betwee \ant d was sitting in | Hartford, I"" 20.—The resignation | o6 ywo cents in local egg market “pink tea” attendants and scrnbwo! shatr = s _ ond Lieut. Harold O, Shields, | {,4,v hrought the total decline since en, or between socicty women and | o] v discharged, the bul- h infdntry from the Natic st Saturday to n cents, Selected rd has been accepted by the ad zht only 33 cents magdalenes, in the application of the d his stomach. The pollee [ 1T haS b ) eggs today bre s B i el okl TSl R the m:“ — | =hilciuimonhinreiitny (hrebati bt We cannot present in our advertisement a true The o} g endered in a suit Washington, Dec, —~Committed | DOLLAR HITS NEW HIGH. for damages brought by Mrs, Nina D ATTAGKS RENTENMARK 0 & pr m which calls for tempor-| Par Dec. 20.—Dollar exchange Bennett of Alleg ¥, wh she f the soldiers’ bonus, [ today reached the highest figure on design for what is planned to be the most beautiful bridge in the world, My, Cooli presided at a short busi- | LEss me ng of the commission. Michigan Judge Says Sernh Women picture of our store with its wonderful selection of charged that several and wom- - e e Wa and means commit- | record here. e dollar was official- en, some of them masked, visited tee forged ahead today with its con-| 1y « at 19 francs, 45 centimes Dr. Luther Requests Grant of Credit| g, : Btonnindcinn [ 4 o : ¢ - slderation of the administrative pro- [ The previous record was 19 francs, 23 visions of the treasury's tax bi | centimes on November 19 last, e I8 Jon itat Christmas gifts. Therefore, we bid you welcome and through a " ’ In Addition ta 1,200,000 000 against & wall and pe at h Affirming the decisior \ . parks Already Tssued court invite you to come and see the many beautiful and in- teresting displays we are showing for the holidays. Berlin, Deg \==The first attack and roit ey A it Lan th stabiiity of the rentenmark, e community took the lav 0 economic conditions throughout 7, 3 4 own hands to a er it accord- | Germuny, was made today by Min- _‘ The Christmas thought finds its fullest expression ' bard o1 direutors oF £ VR4 Organized 1862 sl before the t ant the governm i deviate from this we must adopt one n addition to that of 1,2 Total Resources Surplus measure of damages for the atten. |©00 arks already st its thgs ~pner dant of pink teas and anothe dis $15,562,322.81 $810,520.79 the serubwoman; one for the et \xm; v he t was only a « « t term eredit whic m e no effect on - flation ‘ ard rejected the re 0 e CHRISTMAS THYS quest, making it sion after it had . ever ors who expressed New York, Dec, 2 ot | 1 t ister's proposed Christma, ected ¢ ° y nt would ufe center of B street today York Stock program wi of the tree o holidays. only in the gifts well chosen.. Such gifts are selected deliberately with definite thought for the tastes and woman and lene needs of one’s friends. Jewelry presents a wide range of gift selection. For this season we have taken special pains to buy the things our patrons will approve of. We know our trade and have done our best. THE PORTER & DYSON CO. Old Reliable Jewelers Where Quality Is As Represented 54 Main St. NO MONDAY HOLIDAY New York, D« er the New York Stock nounced that the ex day. Some changes, it is noon « that THE BANK OF AND FOR THE DEPOSITORS This bank wishes all ’ A MERRY CHRISTMAS, ’ » -3 D v oo e .o ‘e ‘e v . e .. D ‘e ‘e .o . .. -.. Faultless Fitting Insure to vourselies A MERRY CHRISTMAS | itistntmantstisus Nststntintn ot ts e Nt tis st Footwear ; f vy I bt ; or future vears by depositing regularly to a sav- % . $5.50 1o $10.50 ings account in this MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK. B 25 5 5 P P M W S A A It Will Pay You To Do Your Shopping Early At PUBLIC MARKET S8 R every requirement a perfect shoe! For street, for dress, or all-day wear, indoors or out, DOROTHY DODD shoes offer you the perfection of style and fit that insures lasting sat- Saturdays from 9 A, M. to 12 M. isfaction to every wearer-—and Monday evenings from 7 to 8:30 the name is stamped on every s b pair as your guide and guaranty Interest at the rate of 41.'¢ is being paid on all deposits. - & Open from 9 A. M. to 1 1. ] s & Q-?" T K 2 A T T T T T AT T T T “Eton” t is offering for Xmas the finest qualities of TURKEYS! DUCKS! SMOKED HAMS! FRESH PORK! FRESH SHOULDERS! and everything else for your holiday dinner at a con- nderable saving to you STORE OPEN EVENINGS PRACTICAL GIFTS Open Evenings Till Christmas Aluminun Fish Platters Roasters Toasters Tea Pot Sets Crumb Sets Pie Servers Waffle Irons “ Saed (slass Percolators s 4 4 lu-.:h.m./'u:'m I;all Tea Pots Electric Articles Relish Dishes Pyrex Gray and Orange stitchi alt features of this Gen u-'.'f Calf ../-1 o Nut Sets Curling Irons made with well ssle and rubber heel GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE A. A. MILLS WNIR ¥ R 80 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 381 Only 3 Shopping Days Left