New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1923, 'NEWF ENGLAND SHAKERS . METHODISTS GAINING QU CONMONITY LIFE .., s, s o |Christmas Program at Flrst C hurch Sunday s program irst Congre- morning g Bridg Shepherds Watched . Neidlinger 0D HIS WIFE CITY ITEMS. HARNESSED RAPIDS MAY | CREATE ENTIRE NEW CITY A City of 50,000 Persons Engaged in Eley Church Williamsport. Pa, Man Accused of Jlizabeth Specialty Shop has of His Spouse in Beturn | 1o 41\ stockings at special prices, also better kind. Profes- 87 West Main St— will be render Curvent |gational chur relude [ Anthem The Chicago, 1 21 An increase of . 000 members in the Methodist| Enfield, N. M., Déc. 21.—The five opal chureh during the current s " a _lquadrennium, bringing the total of the local Community | TE000 0 4,774 Uit iy led today by the committe ton and advance, peral extension jover tife past four y announced by 1 | ported that there are ers in the denomination Methodist churches in operation. Contributions 1o the centenary fund of the church total $65,000,000, according to the repo The denomination maintain 80 hospit the aged, 45 orp homes for work s, more than $30,000, 165.000 Members During Disposing Five Surviving Members of Settlement | dresses of the sional Building, advt, “Pyralin’ advt. New Victor Rzcoras out every Frie day at Henry Morans', 366 Main St —advt. i Quadrem for $100, -Chemical Industries ? Yonkers, | | { | This ‘ | { May Arise on Sagebrush, ! Winter = '-‘ Ivory reduced at Morans's 101 ings (M Anthem 1Pilled o0 oof- | Postiude- Seattle, Wash., Dee, 21— 50,000 persons engaged in chemical industries may rise A city of electro- an 6,000 acres of sagebrush beside the Co- 2 | % vhe lumbia river, to exploit water pe 7 | Mpin 1188, rivaling that of Niagara Ialls, if suc- cess follows plans referred hy the Federal Water Power commission in Washington, 1. (%, to Colonel W. J. Borden, army engineer for this dis- trict. Such a city would stand at I Rapids, Wash., 150 miles cast of attle, on the other side of the cade mou: NS, » A subsidiary of the General Elee- tric company has applied to the com- mission for a license to construet a dam two miles long and. 90 feet high, a dam declared here to be in blue- print half again as long as the bar- vier across the M i rive a i % e . i aviator, has started develop 750,000 horsepower from the e S Loaiiupd state peniteri. foers parate lives of stern dis- rapids, ides ting 100,000 acres of land in eastern Washington tiary, for the murder of hs fianege, | Cipln aiting the “Second Coming Gabricliene Floquet. While await. | 0¢ Chri of America, held last eve- now devoted to rush, and buneh | 0 tria), he picaded to be executed, The colony had friction in the in Grotto hs he following of- . according to ex- offering to sell his body so that bail | Carly day: i sidents of the were ele Chief ranger, J b, ing ungurpassed fruits' e, d. tor friehd in jal|to%n. ow that 1In| Petroski; sub-chief ranger, W.| ler irrigation. The sofl ound’ to powder by age- 1 ‘ To -Abandon Homes | | [ tast membe Every stablished will abandon the settle- over [n'.mm-l.u.-_x where there is a similar lof Shake herc origin- f after the trio woman as a Cerruto paid on December §, You will be sure to please him with a box of Muller's Mozart cigars. —advt Your Xmas Victrola at Morans'.— sicale (4:00) The chorus, assisted by Harold H car period, Was|gieaman, Autist. mittee. It re-! or 34,626 preach-| ooy Guilmant | 89n€ to live with T with 26,442 He got receipts for both payments, - Mrs. Leta was seeking Converse when the police heard of ihe case Mrs, Leta's two children took to North Tarrytown with her, were placed in custody of the chil- church work ment this winter and move to 1 colony. Death has reduied the group | from about 150 to these last remain- | Big assortment of Fruit for Xmas. Sullivan Bros., Main and Lafayette.— advt Nmas trees, all prices, delivered May & Kerrigan, 65 East Main. —advi Frolie” at seals ing five, who today are about to close to retyrn %o | the barns and lock the doors for the last time. In 1586 the membership lof the Enfield colony was about the ame asbat the beginning, but for 37 has steadily dwindled. Celi- was obligatory. The golonists rden produce,* sls and . seeds and roots manu- factured underwear, brooms, pails and wooden articles of various kin In keeping with the laws of the sect, all former IPrench | Property was held on a communistie rving a life | basis, and the men and women me ht in Bethlehem Parke vwhere, Christmas vhich ohe ht s shown to ree. homes for ¥ and cleven 4 : dren's soclety valued at 5 Mrs. leta was a from her husband bruary. Year's Eve Theater. Reserved “Big New _ the Capitol leged to have now on sale in Wini tarated port last ¥ AR 3 Solo for tenor with flute obligatc “Star of the The Christ Child Officers Elected by kil Court Charter Oak | At a meeting of Court Charter Oalk, — Coomby 1 PERMIT FOR TOWN HOMI The City of New Diritain rmit for Sullivan tte.—advt. Axelrod's Main and thermometers—at Bros. has t 1re erection of useful gifts. leathier goods in city. Hat Co., Arcade.—advt. thermometers—at Axelrod's. t hot the are cost 850,006, Henry 17, L ‘ contract is i . March of the Magi . ! 1), Constructio, Aavt. Ashes of Roses (requested) Hart | 60367, two stories high and will 1 3 m and her—Traveling bag, 7. Carois antiphonas: built of hrick it case or silk umbrellas. Connm, Holy Night . sarnby ' Avcade.—advt, T \|\|l l UMANIA sets Sullivan —The vette.—adyt, e exiled hoppe, Room 107 Proe- pecte 87 West Main st.—adv ) phs and rec- tenje) tonight It is beglicved they t John A. Andrews & Co.—adv, plan to remain in Rumaia indefinite- s and Cigarettes, Sullivan Main and Lafayette.—advt. Bach-Gounod Shepherds . Salome on a misdeameanor charge. But the | 1788 the lature was appealed fo | Lumpp; financial sccrets w. {iudze disappointed him. for some remedy against ce Yost; recording sec Ro- e e |1eged ons of the din; treasurer, W. . Vi senioryp ( their peaceful lives of ;mu with un- junior beadle, H. E. wrer, J. J. Hyland fresh eg 301 Ma e Flowers . Traditior Bros., e C Sergers, ) S Buch steamshiy n,-lu ation at $41,060,- Daphne st of building the city at £12,000,000, BULGARIAN ELECTION DAY RESEMBLES AMERIGAN ONE Public Schools Trac |V| ona lent prayer tesponse—One in - Itoya¥ David's City e Gauntlett Postlude Iy queen o Prayer ang rive at t ‘phonogrs trustee, It. . Brewin, : physici lozen. | G. H. Dalton. Insta! m of the Advt, | ficers will take pla January 2 Positively Women | Russell Bros. 69¢ Departure of American xstru~(.~ Bros. Bring Forth Turning Out of Entire | et ; 1 He Slipped! wovetch, B Jec. 21.—The H departure recently of two American | women from this little town was the | sion of u spontancous reception | od fege ackburn Town in Farewell Celebration, TR OG G CHRISTMAS SPECIALS AT ED g Booths in the woinen, Jackson- voting f he was obligedeto ation card to (he the voting precinet In the nis president of voting reom the tickets of the various parties, a differen for cach, were arvanged on the table, The voter selected his ballot, placed it in a plain envelope and scaled it, then depbsited the envelop ot hox, N Were permitt velopes, o sing g the when (h work. The el L police polting place enforced, The contested cnse in a bal- Kind on- markings of any on ballots or mark on etiher decld id doing their ballot 1o be COUNTErs were tion boards were presentatives of all made partics stationed at to sec thiut the up nd cach law was the elees 1o review in man was ), Who was has been teachin and Miss Davis has years in the same (n.x!l!n(lun Loygteh, In g farewell f national education and into American ideals from the two teachers, The feelin ward the 'k of women, the r shown last ye community to- the American pointed out, was when, in the name of Miss Blackbury an endowmen fund of 20,000 leva was raised, Miss Hackburn will be ded by Miss W W iPory of the factully of the Univergity of OKlahoma sucees \llll'll"l' Will Out, SHU RUE UALITY GUUQSAT ' FRESH THE NEW BRITAIN - NARKET (0. ¢ ¢ g § g g s st Vermont Turkeys 45c b We handle only one grade of Turkey, and that is the very best. fach and everyone guaranteed. This system s followed in cities, but in the smaller Vil g 10 luc o I've heard you ind remot Al remark uhout &k of organization and TRAW to tell vou its false! tre not 5o highly per- datd LWL then, my remark , Ut rights of votors | at least trae it mpleasant s (London) made a my very o halr, Johnny Vieentini of Chile at Madison Square Garden. winner on the canvas, ie swung {fell down! Vicentini came to th Shugrue of Connecticut won the decision over Luis Photo shows the » hard in the second round he country: highly touted. was \n Morning Specials from 7 A, M. to 11 A, M. ' PORTERHOUSE STEAKS . . 18¢ Ib. Best No. 1 Campbell’s Pork Potatocs k. 29c and Beans, 3 can\25c 2 Ibs, 299 All Day Specials At All Departments ROAST PORK ... SMALL EGS GENUINE ' PRIME RIB ROASTS ... : LEAN FRESH HAMS ROAST VEAL FRESH CUT HAMBURG BONELESS POT ROASTS BEST FRANKFORTS { SMALL SMOKED HAMS . ROUND SIRLOIN Jest Pure Lard CHRISTMAS CREDIT ASSURES CHRISTMAS CHEER THE (AESAR X|ISCH §TORE 240 AsYLumm ST HARTFORD l4¢ 35¢ 28¢ 22¢ 25¢ ‘ LEAN STORE OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK COME TO THE LEADING CREDIT STORE The Store That Has Sold Dependable Attractive Merchandise in Havtford for the Past Twenty-five Yeais and Whose Business and Prestige Is Always On the Increase. We Welcome Your Account. A Store Full of Special Xmas Inducements Now Overcoats, $15 Selections from regular $25 gar- LEAN CORNED BEEF LAMB FOR STEW LAMB FORES SUGAR CURED BACON Roasting n~.39c CHICKENS Ih.39c EVAPORATED MILK TOMATO SOUP. .. Plain and Stufied Elizabeth Park 1 sc v .\'f::nu:h = can 23 C d.‘ cans 25C "‘al‘::;rh(\ can 25(: 2 cans 29C 2 llvxzsc Meaty MARASCHINO CHERRIES . 10¢ 14e 22¢ 25¢ m35C . 2cans 2le 2 cans 25¢ _ bottle 15¢, 25¢, 35¢ 2 pkg. 29C pkg. ZOC l'.("l""\l “l‘mll‘ !—‘\ S 2 5 c : 9c Seasoning and 35¢ 1b. i8¢ lb. 18¢ Ib. 25¢ i.ong Island DUCKS Native l;l{ ESE l)AlRYLl‘Z.\ CAMPBELL'S ¢ FANCY OLIVES Not-A-Seed Seed- "\5 les< Raisins 2 ph dat Cc Faney \c(’dcd Raisins Evaporated Apples Sugar None-Such Mince Meat phkg. .m%mmmmmm h’hfi%’hfiafi’flflfi’fi%fififififlfiam%m%‘x : S Faney Pumpkin Solid Packe Tomatoes Women’s Coats “Specials™ is the word here now Coats in short spoit with and without fur collars. $14.75 ., $34.75 Long Sport Coats With and without fur collars $19.75 ., $34.75 Pollyanna Coats with collars of beave and gray fox $34.75 ,,, $65.00 Dresses Poivet twill serge crepe ments, Prunes woolens, Heavy, warm plaid back mode! Every coat a real snap Suits, $24 These are fine worsteds, meres and serges of the erades but broken linds broken prices, Suits, *19-% to *55 Here's a wonderful variety of ¢ and patterns; browns, vs, novelty mixtures, stripes, All wool cashmeres, serges, worsteds. FANCY bottle 25¢ We carry a full line of Elizabeth Park Brand Canned Goods- Sugar Corn, Golden Bantam Corn, Early June Peas, Succotash, Lima Beans, Green Beans, Wax Beans, Asparagus Tips, Tomatoes, Fruit Salad, Squash, Pumpkin. BUTTER et from 2 bs. $1.02 2 doz. T5¢ PARKSDALE FARM EGGS First Prize Nucoa Nut |h,33c 4 for 25¢ OLEO b, 29c OLEO Ib. 29C doz. 19¢, 29¢, 49¢ EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES \pples doz. 290 6 Ibs, 25(: New Mixed dn/,zsc ! 1.1.10c Kila Dricd Sweet 25C Potatoes 3 Ibs, 25(‘, Silk Umbrellas for Men and Women Scarfs—%3.98% 25 All Offering Special Holiday Inducements Fur Neckpieces—$£1175 up .\u’:; Ih. C y Faney Cranbervies Cukes 3 qts Zsc «18¢ | "== .25¢ $1.00 A WEEK. NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED. i Grapes 2 for zsc Celery hch. ZOC cash- better mean WEDGWOOD CREAMERY Some Good Luck OLEO and Cantor $14.75,, 3¢ O Prices of All Trimmed Hats Silk Sweaters—$9.98 up Angora Sweaters—$5.98 up Large Ripe Banana< White Egg Turnips Eat Sunkist Fancey Eating | emon< Red or Yellow Oiions 1 Ths, Faney Green Peppers Shoe Specials for Men and Women and Children's Suite, featuring the Famous O’'Leather Suits Sheep-lined Overcoats for Men Boys' Jack