New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 32

SOVIETS SAY ‘YEY' WE HAVE NO RUSSIA Former Name of Country I Dropped Info Discard There is no Rus in the Daily 1t but true.” i to uths of those exist control the destinies of that | , | meeting here, deel ‘Azerbaijan,” and it not only these f was astonishingly e of an eutirely inde r that the au themsel ed by l!w\ Neadless rnment in its deal- t government has| r accepted or used this predatory | v platfor nment has | matter sideration for time past, and was disposed to recog- nize the soviet government, but with this major difference, that it would only do so after the Russians had zed the principle of pre indebtedness, and had to reinstate or compensate subjects in their Russian property. fresh 801 Main street.— eggs 6%c dozen, Advt. Positively A;h for Horlick's 'SCHOOL CHILDREN HELP '°hmu twice U, S. WARSHIPS PLAN EXTENSIVE HANEUYERS, STOP MOTOR ACGIDENTS One Thousand Stadents In San Frans | To Constitute a Mimic War nmhcr\ cisco Organized nto a Treaf- Than a Sham fie Reserve Foree Rattle Los Angeles, Maneuyers Dec, 21, of such magnitude as to constitute a mimic war, rather than a sham bat tle, will test existing conceptions of | n the lefense affecting the Panama Canal en the United where the ates fleet begins its | il | students cross v study the city ed in s automobils LEOHIOU 1 at midnight on at the . rding to naval officer reets safely new phases | to enter into this | W on of the ' will be t craft oy “The Sher maneuvers a 1, the navy's new lirigible, will remain aloft through- out the meneuyers, supported strong- s combat craft by the clouds department California A com nted ppressing rons of > lday, and ascending aboy ‘lat night. iZightes destroyers first-time Vattleships, 72 nes of all types, 50 vdreds of fleet. aux- o to make the nvers the most ex- 0 by the Ameri submarines and ¥ illary craf cap vy One feature of tilities™ will be a landing . to utilize ble marin n and infantry tatives of northern and cities, at a recent ided to adopt a simi ar plan in their communities, central California availa rtillery Cost Causes Foreigners To Quit German Schools Berlin, Dec. 21,—Foreign students are deserting German universities be- cause of the high cost of living in this | 5, country. Outsiders must pay more as much for tuition fees |as Germans, but the unusual advance in living costs has been the chief fac- tor In reduei e number of non- Germans e universities o republic under Rea binson, wil a scouting fleet under Vi 1mm| Newton Me- | Cully. There will both = S catapulted using I scouting, | nding out | inama when k on the army will interpose an aerial screen, | The land and sea attack wil lute in many Allled & on Gallipoll during the war, TEARING lon, Dr ] 3Iritish UP STREETS, officials ways the PORTRAIT OF THE POPI | Berlin, Dec. 21.—A portrait and| tatue of Pope Pius XI recently have | been completed, The former was | puinted by Ernst Hellemann, the Ber- | in artist, while the statue is the work ¢ Prof. Theedor Georgi of Munie) | dent 11sion, one acted as life-guard, 11 wers |and two wer | takers, STUDENTS HAVE VARIETY OF JOBS 10 GET MONEY: Pullman Conductors, Life -.mnlafl' Models, Waiters, Detectives, Pay- masters and Umpires New York, Dee. 21.- versity this Columbia uni- year has provided jobs udents, of whom 777 arc rding to a report of Miss Ethel A. Breed, in charge of the ap- pointments oftice. The rccords showed that men stu- | » carned money in 72 different | wa excluding those listed as miscel- | laneous, Women students carned | money in 41 ways. One man underwent blood transfu- pullman conductors, two were model 144 were waiters, one was a furnaes man, 20 did manual labor, 90 occu- pied clerical positions, 12 were em- ployed by a detective agency as plal cpthes men, 32 were paymasters, 14 were procto transiatcy i The list g publ %0 included one uctor, one agent, 12 inspectors, one mini two hospital superintendents, three elevator operators, two hotel | clerks, one garage as: nt, 31 mes- sengers, seven chauff six care- four eamp waiters, six bank clerks, one bell boy, 29 companions, two janitors, five wyers, six libra- rians, 144 post o clerks, 11 re- ch workers, 1 shers, 19 wateh- at the polls tutors, 14 musi- , seven settlement workers, 62 men and 46 traffic counter work- vo women students were hes: four attendants for actr a biscult packer, 27 governes 139 stenographers, three tea room as | sis s, 152 did clerical work, 42 wers helpers, five cnmp:lnhmn one a cloakroom attendant; Sunday school teachers, ten secretar- and one a seamstress, OOKED FOOD SHOP | | 118 MAIN STREET ' MUTUAL BUILDING § 8 & § HARTFORD HARTFORD Store Open Evenings—Friday and Saturday, December 21 and 22, Until 9 o’clock e GLOVES Gift Always Acceptable The Imported French novel- ties with slashed, embroid- ered satin lined and hand painted gauntlet; exclusive styles. Brown, mode, tan, Leaver, gray and black and white. $3.75 " $6 Pique glace strap wrist gloves in brown, black, black and white and beaver shades; an especially desir- able glove for shopping an all dround practical $2 ’.efll Moc glmes in pique, 1 clasp; all sizes from 5% to 8. Gray only MAIN FLOOR Electrical Supplies The well known makes in Electric Waffle Irons in- cluding Universal, West- inghouse, Manning and Bowman, priced from $9.00 to $18.00. Electric Coffee Urns, in nickel plated copper, in Co- lonial and Grecian design, in the Universal and Man- makes, priced from $15.00 to $25.00. Electric to $9.00. Electric, Waffle Irons, $9 Toasters, $5.00 ning & Bowman and other CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS , Beautiful Styles for Critical Tastes Today umblellaa have “costume value,” much the same as a smart piece of jewelry, which adds to one’s cos- tume. Colorful, shapely and chie, they combine all of the jewelry designer’s art in the handles, and much of the art of the modiste in the sense of color and proportion, and yet they ARE waterproof and WILL KEEP YOU DRY, if it rains. Not all women can or will carry walking sticks. Every woman can and should walk more—and one of these cos- tume umbrellas will always add much to the effectiveness of her costume and general appearance. Our Christmas umbrellas are good for either sun or rain—and then, too, they are just simply beautiful in color, $4.50 up. MAIN FLOOR Christmas Suggestions For Men A new assortment of mahogany and mission wood Humidors, some with porcelain lining, others with nickel lining, priced $4 95 " $45 00 from (‘lgdl'ctle Humidors in leatherette finish, white cedar $2.75 “ $5.50 I'l'nm : Smoker Stands in brass, A large assortment of ; $3 “ $25 wrought iron, bronze and leatherette finish, priced from .. A splendid showing of Table Ash Trays either single or in sets, of bronze, brass, leatherette and china, 25 " $12.50 from bronze and polychrome finishes $2.50 “ $15.00 Traveling Bags in cowhide, in black, russet, brown, W 20 e o+ 99,00 $50.00 $18.00° $45.00 Walrus Bags in black Suit Cases in black, cordovan and russet leather with Ends in priced from and brown, price to S18.00, Electric Table $12.50 and $13,50, SIXTH MLOOR The ORIGINAL Malited Milk and without straps with New Britain | Poultry Show | NOW ON stop and Look the Chickens Over. | YOUR WISH “ o "ot Adma Johmeon'er 21 Main S, | €n_be gratified, if you order| JESTEIYS HALL, ARCH srrepr | heres for you did want a good | 3 s e 1| dinner, didn’t you? Our delica- | tessen insures a good dinner, be- | cause we offer only the finest 3 | quality of deliciously flavored, carefully prepared foods. Why don’t you try serving a delica- tessen dinner to your family and | friends? Staves, shirt pockets, priced from $5 00 . $4O 00 SIXTH FLOOR POLAND'S HARVESNT INCRLASES est this SKATE AND SHOE OUTFITS For Men and Women $6.50 v A fine quality, all leather shoe combined with a hardened steel nickel plated semi- hockey skate. Men's and boys' combinations, $6.50, Ladies’ combinations, $6.50. s Special table of miscellaneous Skates, values up to $3.00. 98 While they last, pair C [ R D i i i B i 0 D D 0 D 0 B DB DD D B B it e _______________________ - ) —DRINK — BRICK HOUSE, 15 ROOMS AYER’S SODA wATER ALL MODERN, CENTRALLY LOCATED. IDEAL SPOT YOR ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUN H. DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent ROOM 208 NAT'L BANK BLDG. TEL. CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS ~ General Trucking— 99 WEST ST, TEL. 2099 The Original Food.-Drink for All Ages. QuickLunchet Home OfficeaFountains. RichMilk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow- dera Tablet forms. Nourishing=No cooking. 9" Avoid Imitations and Sobstitutes YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE We Will Demonstrate It—Every Car Listed Below Carries A § & & { { £ g & d € 4 § & ¢ g 8 d | § ¢ § 8 g 6 FIFTH FLOOR =1 i % s 5 ; 3 ; ; 2 : 3 s d § ; 3 s 5 ; 3 : ; : SATURDAY SPECIALS | Walnut Meats, 58¢ Ih, Sweet and Bitter Almonds, 65¢ b, 30 DAY GUARANTEE |~ J5e b, o soddn deli- a bottde of o Select One! you will § e shze bottles—ae, 100, 150, 111 | CROWLEY BROS. INC PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL s, Ectimates th"lull) given on all jobs THE OLD HOME TOWN HE LOOKS LIKE TH~ SNIDE WHO S0LD - Furniture RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS Agency For HOUSEHOLD RANGES A. D. LIPMAN 525527 MAIN ST, 'BY STANLEY Home Made Mince Meat, 28¢ Ib. Brookfield Butter, 57¢ b, Gobel's Quality First Bacon, 35¢ b, Cloverbloom Butter, 37¢ 1b. Stuffed Pig, 15¢ b, Imported Schweitzer Cheese, 65¢ Ib. Chicken, Tuna Fish, Crab Meat Salads, 43¢ Ib. WEEK-END SPECIALS Roast Stuffed Chicken, 3 to 3'; Ibs, average, £1.75 Remarks 'In Good Running Condition \ Good Car For Winter Months Has Four New Cords ey A\ Sweel Running Motor, New Paint | New Paint, Good Public Service (m New Paint, Economical on Gas New Paint, Wire Wheels A Good Car To Knock Around YRR Two To Choose From In Good Running Conditi A Dandy Buy For Little Money Brand New ( dl‘ For n Business Mnn Demonstrator Every Accessory Possible on This Car | “Used Very Little, Same As New Sold New Last May, A Bargain Year Name of Car 1918 Reo 1978 | Franklin 1918 | Buick 1918 Velie 1918 | Hudson 1919 \cnppooot 1921 Haynes 1917 ' Buick 917 \learns-KmiI{t' 1917 1918 1923 1921 “Sedan “Coupe Coupe 2 | Roadster '“Tominz Hvou can TRusT B 1884 = | THEM PEDDLER FELLERS - - Q fi 3 You SAY . YOU THINK “Touring " "Coupe Touring 5 Speedster "5 Touring Hudson Studebaker | “Studebaker " Hudson Studebaker “Studebaker We Will Be Open Evenings During the Sale M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. “This Is a Studebaker Year” 8¢ Coffee, Saturday 30¢ 1b. Don’t Forget To Order Your Roast Turkey For Xmas Reg. About the Store Vancy Saffed Figs and Dates in glass. Assorterd Pruit in boves. For Omc.: Retums Use Herald CIasstfted Adots. Open Until 8 P. M. All Kinds of Oysters and Clams, Shrimp, Crab Meat, Scallops I obsters, We Have the Goods Pigs in boves, Pickles spicedd Drops Vlizabeth Park Canned Goods Cooked Meats, AN Kinds Corned Beef Hash Sanerkrant | Stromberg camtoru - A. G. Hawker New Three Family House on Lyon street with all improvements, This house has just been fin- ished and is in a neighborhood which is rapidly developing and improving. Come in and see us about this place. Buy now or the other chap will beat you to it. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. | 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank BI“J =, = IS aoT Known WHETHER THE s‘rmne! mttLMAn, E WITH A BLACK GRP, WHO RODE THROUGH TOWN TODAY, C WAS A PIANOG TUNER , HORSE DOCTOR ORA 35 PATENT FENCE AGENT o - HONISS’S 24-30 State St Hartford Visit Our Dining Room