New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 18

20 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, l)hUaMBLh, 1925, SUPREME COURT T0 TELEGRAPH[C NEWS FLASHES C'TY ITEMS. n the Rus- his “Big New Year's Eve Frolic” the Capitol Theater. Rescrved seats overnment advices |[now on sale.~—advt. crushing of the in-| The church board of the Iirst!| Application ls 0pposed by lmer- : national Magazine Co. LYCEUM AMAS EVE MIDNIGHT FROLI( 10 Bl ACTS VAUDEVILLE RESERVED SEATS Repairing and Remodeling — At The — HUDSON FUR SHOP Tel. 770 13 Franklin Square USE 4 J.ESEIBERT&SON'S k¢ : DAIRY PRODUCTS | /,4 WHYOU'RE NO KIT- ¢ TEN, TOWSER" S8 "MAKE Su=e TS SEIBERTS &.E SEIBERTeSON! i Your Milkman $PARK ST. PHONE l?lDQ NEWBRITAIN.CONN New Britain Poultry Show NOW ON stop and Look the Chickens Over See & few of onr mans prizes n win- dow of Adna Johmson's. 21 Main “ JESTER'S HALL, ARCH sTRIELT White ousc,” movement in the direction of | Nutional socialist rising impends at ! - Muiiich. newspa e that itor Un- protest against ept a professs o.:v n» u %mllh 'this evening. Lutheran church will hold a mevtlngi State Dept. Authorizes Publication of Mleged Russian Radical recruits for t Conspiracy NEW CANAL RECORD Panama, Deo rinig RINGS LARGH s~ a fresh stock of v I Masonie, For- advt, . guests Mrs. Jester's cousins from je- Canaan, Get your ‘Brunswick Wonder rec- | ords at John A. Andrews & Co.—advt. | The annual Christmas exercises or{ St. Joseph's parochial school were held at 2 o'clock this evening. “ine trees; delivery; St. Mark's old \hn‘ Lillia \l Hill, daughter of Mr. | ¢ and Mrs. Frederick H. Hill of 35 f \\nuhrop street, a student at Boston | ur ity, will spend the Christmas | 2 with her parents in this city. | ember! New records every Fri- | o, day. C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt. There will be a meeting of New | Britain lodge of Elks this evening. | Selected trees, front of Meth. church. —advt | NXmas tree ornaments at Axelrod’s. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Jester of | Winthrop street have had as their | Home cooked lunches at Crowell’s, | Henry Tibbies of the Skinner Chuck mOur selection of Christmas Gifts such as Watches, Rings, Chains, Pearls, Military Sets, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Brooches,’ Mesh Bags and Sterling Silverware is unsurpassed, at Prices that please. ‘Let us extend to all, our best wishes for a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. B. GEORGES, Jeweler 166 MAIN STREET . ROOM 10 ASSORTMENTS hat our large stock was alms USt g, ofiice foree is reported resting comfortably following a recent oper- ation, alin” Tvory, plenty at Axelrod’s . Apollo Choc. 83,79, at Axel- | " rod’s-—advt, APPROVES POLISH CABINET Warsaw, Dee, jeiechowski has Puring the 1he £ RINGS—RINGS—RINGS LOW PRICES . Women's Stone and ptirely sold out during facturers have rushed g~ and we invite your inspection of them. K.oof €. Odd Fellows, Ete,, Rings, in Solid Gold onr values in Men' . However, the n $6.00—$22,00 Faney Pieresd Women's White Gold Rings Set with Odd Shaped Garnets, Rubies, Amethysts, Fte, $7.50—8$30,00, 15.00—8500.00 Men's Massive Anwthyst, Ruby, apphire, Signet, Fie, desweler and Dimmond Dealer That snowy sheen of lus- trous linen which you so much desire, and which is so gratifying to hosiess, so charming to guests, is a product of our modern laundering service. Jt is a result of painstak- ing care in the washing and ironing of all you send us. And it's quite simple, too —merely a matter of an abundance of rainsoft water of the right temperature, of mild, white soap, floods of sweet, clean water for rins- ing, and skillful ironing o Gold Diamond Rin, Solid Gold Rings, $8,00--825,00, M. C. LeWITT The Snowy Sheen of Lustrous Linen— a Product of Our Modern Laundering Service which smoothes and glosses without friction. It is a result made possi- ble by our years of practice, and the finely perfected equipment you will find in our big, sunlit laundry. And all of these factors combine to produce the fra- grant freshness and crispy cleanness which you so much desire in all your family laundry. Enjoy this satisfaction in your home—a phone call will bring our driver for your bundle. : [the new ecabinet formed by Lalislas s . | Grabski. The ministry makes its de 205 Main Street Suggestions Machine that i Toasters bring and Table Stoves | Curling Waffle Happiness to the ' Dishwashers and Ironing | l\_/lachine: Home Barry & Bamforth 19 Main Street. Phone 2504, BRICK HOUSE, 15 ROOMS AYER,S SODA WATER ALL MODERN, CENTRALLY LOCATED. IDEAL SPOT FOR ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE H. DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent ROOM 208 NAT'L BANK BLDG, TEL. 141 Take home a bottle of cream soda wsomething you will likewit's deli- clous, Three size hottles—be, 10c, 150, We have a customer for a three family house on Stanley street, near Kelsey street, and the ad- joining neighborhood and also on Park street ex- tension. If you have a house to sell in either of these locations, see us at once. Money to loan on mortgages, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. CINDERS FOR SALE figh G Farre A. H. HARRIS | — General Trucking— 99 WEST ST, ] Open Until 8 P. M. | All Kinds of Oysters and Clams, Shrimp, Crab Meat, Scallops Lobsters, We Have the Goods HONISS’S | 21-30 State St Hartford Visit Our Dining Room CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS -AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 2913, Fetimates 'hmvully given on all jobe Agency Vor HOUSEHOLD RANGES | A D. LIPMAN 7 MAIN ST, THE OLD HOME TOWN " BY STANLEY R ToRE | " WELL e Eronee MRS BLOPP wo oo || ® PROMISED ’ Q N Y. 5 »Emn DOOL'T"LE THE CHAMPION WHITTLER AND WEATHER PROPHET DIDNT WAVE WIS BEARD CUT BACK AS FAR AS USUAL THIS =y S TIME , INDICATING THAT WE WILL HAVE A LONG HARD WINTER-