New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 26

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923. 26 | dear “ta. 1 am going to tell _\“Ill!hil\.‘ from you. Answer back,” Jilw poor children that have no mother ENJOYABLE PARTY [uny athletic association, it was an ases 0 l e an ralts [what 1 won. . .7 *o bring me on| Oue little girl writes for a hat for|or father. | nounced today. A plan outlined ul Christmas eve, dear sa.ta 1 want hav | her doll “and many funy things.” “More bread, little worry and a lit- [the December meeting of the board a1l theas thing on chrstmas eve “1 have no play toys,” is the pa- little wagon for the |||x|o‘ is being analyzed. No decision will of Character n Santa Claus Letter&\m am going 1o tell you the thing | thetic statement of one poor little | a letter, which unfortu- |Stanley Works Girls Eat and Make|come for a time. Meantime accord- I wont. I am starting now I wont | Miss, who adds,” 1 wish you will be is unsignéd and contains no | Y ot < iives Talk ing Prof. Clarence W. Mendell, the 2 big dolll{hat oun sag mioma & desk | very Zlidl{fesan vall sive 1% sonia |Edars Merry—>Mers, Bennett Gives Talk on| 40 0oon of the board will endeavor e | A PR with its chalr a ckarpet swecper afand it you will give me a righting] “You forgot me last year,” says| “Current Events, ’lu interest Harvard and Princeton in s . . $ To Santo Claus from Charles—* | vihleaoline (violin) a bunch of | desk to right with for my night work.| Agnes, of Park street. 1 did not | the plan,to see if these universities One Writer Expects Snow |0 tavelope. The letter inar- | cacroplainse (airplancs) a tieperiter [And a doll with a bed and a box of |bring me nothin 1ys her| The Christmas ps nefi by the|coutd-act in concert and give their cates a terrifie struggle with a pen. big bean a sweater a menyquery | candy canes and a table and a wish- | sister Helen, *Pl e me a fire- | Girls' club of the Stanley Works, at|siudents the opportunty of seeing for Holidays Others [but aiso indicat tory over the| (manicurc) set a radioesot but,a real | Wash.” [man's suit. That's all, T don't want St. Mark’s parish house last evening|foothall at a nominal figure. uggle, 1 ocvidently was weitten |one, a telufoen (a telephone) a bissi-| “Please don't f me, 1 have|to ask for too much,” says another and attended by 125 members, proved | The plan in_its gencral application L e Ty 1 t en 1 . sl trai s trakes | bee wd bop all the year 1f nan. Se 1 children ask for to be one of the most enjoyable meet- | would be the issuances of a students’ riz 10 h]mr with a leaky pen and 1 without | kul, (bicyele) a train with its trakes | gopd boy young man. veral ¢ Apologize for Troubling Dlotting. | Tnk mots are scattered gone{and I want a dolly, standing lamp &|you don't mind bringing some \toys|movie tickets. lings of the club's short existence. | ticket for a nominal sum to cover all Y g n o yusly throughout the entive epistie, | nice pairfuoom (perfume) set for my | along I will be the best boy in the I hope you wont forget me this Supper, which was prepared by ‘l,ulv'(s played at home. This would Santa—Joke Ahout Moth letter says Wa Clavs, 1 want | teacher a ievery set for Miss (another | Work “Now don't fo me this | Christmas because 1 didn’'t get noth- | Mrs. Oqu was served by the girls|include all games for seats, at present A Flyer Sted N d a drum and |teacher) a menyquery set for the|yea another young man. ing from you Christmas, says ' at 6 o'clock, after which. Mrs. C. | are reserved. The present cost of see- s Letter. game and a has it and a foot- | nurse in the school pairfucom set for| One hoy wants a tricyele and & apother little tot. (Bennett gave a most interesting half | ing all ganes in the Yale home sched- ball suit Y and 1 want @ rist watch and | Watch and an eiectric train and a| The following letter received at the |hour’s talk on “Current FEvents.” [ule exceeds $10. The new plan would — s SRR sant clause 1 forgot to tell you what!candy cane. Another voung man ' ge tment stors ong with many | Piano and vocal selections by Miss/ furnish a ticket at a fraction of that w BOraRe the Christ harl to bring for my mother a silk umblele| WANEs “d - moving picture measen |others which arrived at both.the store | Martina King and Miss Madeline | sum. i 7 he histic i st d into & home-made envelope | (umbrella) the color red : (machine) and a beepe (B 1) gun, and the post office addressed to San- | Clough, both members of the vluu‘ e e tha e mdi two Inches square, envelope | please donte forget the and many other funny thin Ita Slaus at various places, reads as|also novelty dances by the little Shee- YKLE AND HARVARD heavy busine hoth attached to can- | told 17 ST will keep the chimney open for!follows: “One day 1 came to this|han sisters of Hartford, were all en- § B ) ent stamp by of| O etter contains but brief YOW" says a thoughtful yvoungster o siore with my mother. You gave me |thusiastically received, and to round el 4§ 2 e SR DA oo Pt Santa Claus. "I will leave my stock- = 4 |out the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Santa | ety yuTetiad ot awn through and [sentence and asks for a walking doll. ; a very pretty cane. I liked it very 3 . Sa : : g o 2t idvessed *"To San Many of them wish Santa Claus o W€ hanging by the fireplace, please much. While I was coming home I|Claus, impersonated by the Misscs| TWO Universitics Probably Will Act b b e wos dropped into 4l Merry Christmas and a Happy New | PFing me some presents. 1 wish ¥ou | guw very litile canes in the window | Veronica Noble and Mabel Rice, ar-! Together in Relations to Meets e a ter is in & size pro-| Year. Onc young man apologizes! @ Mary Xma of a store. I went in and asked the [rived with presents in the form of | i Beitish Schools. 200 1 a to the envelope and say for taking the time of a busy man 4.\.‘ one else is supposed to open the {judy what was the price of them. |jokes for all. | ;‘H ¢ & X 1 wish von would bring|Anoth voun s+ mentions among '¢tter from a young man who LA9-1She told me they were two cents. 1| The committee in charge consisted ! New Haven, Dee. 21.—A confer- hing ; irls ne @ pencil box 1 a pair of skates|a lo s a new spark plug, | rosses his letter “To Santa Claus | wag very much surprised to see such ©f Miss Abbie Brooks, chairman, and |ence with the Harvard athletic com- ik o e LI \ vou wou me to visit me | (Pro Jarney Google varie- | OM1¥ L will hang my stocking by¥ it canes for {wo cents. I took my |the Misses Catherine McAloon, Laura | mittee on the matter of combined in- o 5 N oeu e BT cant weitltv) {the stove, Put the candy in e | Gundy cane out of my pocket, It was|Cowles, Martina King, Veronica Noble | ternational meets in which Yale and iy 5 Res and | v i come and 1 would like you ‘Helen” of High strect wants a StOCKing and presents on the floor” | vopy much bigger than the two cents | Mabel Rice and Marie Kerin, Harvard might i the future meet g « he offers his|t0 bring me a lot of things more so{book. Any book will do. “If you|M€ sayvs “or ¥'ll be sad. I'm Wishing one T gaid to myself, Santa is very e teams from Oxford and Cambridge AR Ty S, e 1w ¢l nd I hope to have you | have no story book, pl i \‘« A Mar mas :‘unl a Happw New | g004 Dear Santa I wish you would LOWER FOOTBALL PR]CES has h('(':\'»m)!lm‘r(zfld I.:\- |hf~ board qr ) S e ome soon bestr egards to you and | 4 nting book,” The car, don’t forget it.” |bring me a big box full of toys. I ! control of the Yale university athletic Sy ; ¢ whole family is remembered in @ lot- “\""" """"" Is Life There Is HOpe | ouid nof get any cane if 1 did not | association, it was announceg today. . . & < fter mentioning i t of toys 1 " K . 9 i 3 M L ( ss General Deliver er fre Nobina of Belvide come wiith my mother. 5 The exceutive committee of the board sidewalk g Chri Is | Cliles Gense ",” s et «n‘:::‘:n(m !. ”\1, Ut e tittle girl adds a postseript. P =) irsbon it S Yale Authorities Working on Plan| il act for Yale. The object will he f s ' ork £hoy MO8 0N Uy e DN T 'S 1901 hope I can get some of these things.” . o g | v Wabe s o £F o on X n y g 1oye (RS0 0D b pesoning en the en- | Be Sunds her mother’s gift is prob- * pjo v send me a nice big mama | g !rx"”‘" i UGAR CROP | Whereby Students Can See Games u:“].‘.“r" il:hlm:a‘l";’r\gu";n‘r(;::::«c:\r::ltn l;'n n ) 1 I v 4 The size of | lematics Dear Santy,” sh g i i | P " b and candy [ 3 . ']hl'vn: ‘”“ priihesnidblent doll. If you won't have this doll so! Manila, Dec. latest esti- | at Less Expense, cvent of an international meet and in while Mrs. Suita ite Clitismas GRAL K50 Sehcr sad mdaiclieh send me i nice brilliant - bracelet” ate of the 1923-1924 sugar crop of | | communications with the English uni- priia pin ing thous i e S L ans san aner and Aol chAl) SaNS 4 young \woman with tastes of [the Philiopine Islands, printed in the| New Haven, Dec. 21.—Football at|versities. b ogiien S sty o b Pape & Pipsit: Kiobinaiavela: her own Manila Times, places total production |a low price with the home game in| The board has renewed the con- a Déax Viblir sante s o ¥ th . dthatond TRy, SATeRta 2 How are you is *h‘ :vv“u:: at 7000 tons. Of this estimated [the “big three' schedule at a nominal | tract of Walter Mace, baseball and mobile b ot ChoKler eands e | siater sl for o sk dnd chaie ang | SEntgets in one Jeiter. “You would | crop 259,000 tons is centrifugal or 96 | figure is a plan discussion by the |basketball trainer, for a period of 5 ehiintalty) 1ol ana & | s pencils and writing pag but e to know it Tanca good Nitle girl. | gegree sugar and the remainder mus- |board of control of the Yale univer- |three years. d lear santa he want a|in this letter father and mother are| ‘P faid T am his good little girl|covado. This cstimate shows that the | ‘' = : 2 | T a1 would like 1o hay You Kknow | coming crops excceds that of 19 | S . Many ¢ e le w\ ; e ~|,’.’ in the snow hose brother has just becn Present- | gy the chimmey with them.” CRUDE O11, INCREASED IE 4 sy ir i 1 s :ml‘ Slaus would not de .“1 with a wateh Cnuw Pleasc Please send me a nice me. T Pittsbu Dee, 21.—The price of : 2 alish (B O die iy By e el i Wk G oa s vou Will send me & game for | corning crude oil in Buckeye Pipe | . i i to 4 cents 1k you for being | Lines company lines was advanced 15 | §§ tl t . : o » ; 1 W r g Giving Amything Away? s 1reddi 'l try | 2 barrel to/ 81 4‘: ‘:: ”:" open rc cs s 3 * = Twelve Long Months ekt : i 3 e S p i o $ ( n ‘: $ g St Mthing ay Saint I on i 1 1wy =is dq 1l 3 . : 9 i Nic i h 5 S want something from yor A big truly loving “A pair of sh L s s and stockings 4 bakich; & you got I want to tell| hottom” writes one young woman, 1 etter comes from the | HONGH M care of WAL oy that I want big carriage be sure to | The lettor from litle Gerald is | QUICK RELIEF K h « 1 1wy X y d as, wil P 1 ’ o I = bring a!l toys with when you are com- | 1 terpicee of childhood desires, |, ~OoT A ¢ hor n ms 1 bleye G " ling up my house 1t you don't ne a sled and a coon | l',O INDIGESTION poni wan! Is to toys so I don’t want any-|and a bango and bring some thing tol A T mE R and most of al pr— S—— ——— € se let » < fixed and obli - ; th K o Su Robeet s b6 L it lgures n urc ar q ( itt s seen z you in advance I am J less than a dozen summers address f 0 santa while he was working for the | Ope mother a0t know Salvation Army 1t other and ting used by son : g 10 Lieuteaant William An- & pe p i & 3 Clan Yos, A vould voul ike o/ 1) atiom . P mbt Woget 1t ) . 17 things iy 5 hn or now ' i w U LA e ) . ), ‘- gout Jrun flinhoarse N : ' o Keonomy is show ' rkiainse Cairpiane) be These Famous High Grade Makes ’ ) ing ¢ § b . | dr 1 bt §6 % e % n oM SaMp pays ostiae. | (hought /thet ‘Mente’ Claus kiows W, L. Douglas—A. J. Bates—Red Cross , The Tetter is typic fa Dear \ ! " A et . 4 : B A Santa Clatse:—t) ) 1] ter from another member o am- Dr. Kahler's 1 e good boy " ne ™ ! or a “merryground g wai Vi ress Selling Below Market Prices Dew # cleas 1w ' , ShADior Nhdl & SHy ot LADIES’ COMFORT ) e Q . A b e 7 SLIPPERS (: A hemay v (LY €0 L e in all the wanted fancy colors ’ mpen uck a ox hand A 1 fo Aok o4 ' Pty "t ' Wonderful Xmas Gifts ! . Dr. Leighton Parks of New York City startled his Dartholomew Episcopal church congrega- k (Here follows a Jong tion by flouting the story of the virgin birth of Chrigt, saying he would welcome a trial for here- d ’ sy. Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts is a leader in the “liberal” forces of the Episcopal church, N \ ; At shop Manning stands at the head of the conservatives. P — Ladies’ — — Men'’s — | s Me oot on SUEDE BOUDOIR | | Heavy Brown and | § J ’ £ ! SLIPPPERS Grey Felt E. 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