New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1924, Page 2

—_——— Engraved Toilet Bottles For the Bath Room Witch Hazel Bay Rum Listerine Rose Water Peroxide, etc. | oz. size 35¢ = THE = DICKINSON Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. i Jointhe Crowds at our Backward Season Sale Wonderful Values! HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsylum Stree. Hartford. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind P——y MEN’S ENGLISH LOUNGE SETS rypical English drape and soft aile g distinguish our productions in clothes for men, and that they may be further uue (o type they are made of Eanglish and Scotch woolens, persomally sclected by us, Ye London Shop Tailors 13 MAIN STREET “Let Us Clothe You We Know How."” DR. COOMBS The Natureopathic Physician and Chiropractor has MOVED Into His Nature Oure Institute 19 S.HIGH ST. Opposite the Post Office, where he has installed the new Biological Blood Wash w Voice Culture BAR TRAINING SIGHT READING James D. Donahue Hoom 318-319 Booth's Block Trainee of Yale Loivereity #1 setton Drive Phowe 12341 specinl Attention s Beginuers YOU'LL DO BETTER at AXELROD’S are out of the Wigh Tem District Valentines Vor the v 1€ 1 $1.00 o grownnpe 100 Pubber Aprom with cach Axelrod’s Pharmacy 225 PARK SELne yon CyRMm Lot Us Vil Your Prescription -7 LS. .. WILLHOED | WAINE. MEMORIAL Program to Be Carried Out Wed- nesday Night at State Armory memor the 1 pay ors and marines who il futed Ma ho gave their of tucir country’s events of honor to exciting p. into war with Sy anxiety and dec Ly our ad stration wur people the declaration of w the troops leaving their hom:« amid the of factory whistle ireh bell the plandits rs of 1ome Those to those near oluntecrs, ushands, r others days p concer as well as a fought wit ' folks. v serious whose were 1t was story to tell d from ames eaving te a short w all the ben the oute wey Merritt nd his nd end, t relfeved of t home their ther Komy form: £ and Yo Mot « world w caused the An catses put Spanish on percer vy a patric o grow “tood Mgt spIrit Was here n our place GRIFFIS BACK HOME Who Man Tries to Widnap Vergdoll Gets Reeeption but Declines 1o s cuss T Fated Plot I " SOy ing hard 7 Boys.and Giris w ‘heed Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches week made in the catholic for the P of the city yesterday are the church following St. Mary's Church S the dea morning at 7 an anniversary high m Anna Kelly MceCarthy of ¥ J.: Wedne: evening at 7 o'clock, | v high mass for Joseph : Thursday morning at 7 . an annivers high 1 Alice MeCarthy ing at 7 o'clock, mass for M 0 o'colck, an ry high mass for Mrs. Anna | Ladies' Temper- d in the school at 8 o'clock. St. Joseph’s Church The priests of St nounced yesterday ecting of the hall T Joseph's an- that_the annual ir of the parish had dencd Satur- ¥ night and was successtul on the opening night Lee will b inesday morni high mass il itake morning Py Andrew's Churel: audicnee was o AN Gy ersar will be sthig Saturday n o'clock tur the fumilies. City Items S8 of 1 ruing at and Ivan- quici Jabauskas Luskas er Awhile™ Fox Trot,Columbia runswick Records. John A. An- vs & Co.—advt. embers of Alexander Lodge No. A. L O. Daughters of St. Guorge, will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Emil Leupold of 361 Arch St Thursday afternoon “Half Past Ten,” (Sop-Jim Bom), Chinese Wal Hear it at John A, Andrews & Co.—-a Albert Sherm Sherman sold 1o Camp R Estatc house at 381 West M New Britain Dry ¢ Lunch at Hallinan's.~—advt Mr, and Mrs, IF'rank Rackliffe, Jr., of Maple street, are in New York city on business. They will return Wed- resday “Blue Grass Blues,” . a wonderful I"ox Trot num unswick Records. John A, Andrews & Co.—advt, A daughter was born Saturday eve- ning to Policeman and Mrs. James Sullivan of City avenue, “Arcady,” latest Fox Trot, Colum- bia Rocord. Johm A, Andrews & Co. advt, The board of public works will hold a hearing tomorrow night in the city hall on the proposed taking of land for highway purposes from Arch rect casterly to Greenwood strect establishing street, grade and Lullding lines thereon, Vietrolas and Planos, Henry Morans advt The W. C. T. U. will hold its reg- ular mecting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First church. Matters of fmportance to members are 1o be discussed Holy Name ol dance Wed, Fve A B miss it.—-advt Mise Gladys York city attendir Kennel clubs’ dog Square garden Don't miss the mitlior dnction ' Negry, i dance soon at vt A rehearsal of degree work will be the meeting of the Phenix 0. 0.1 ning. This Is Venice.” Special fox By Bennie Kruger. Brunswick John A. Andrews & Co.—adit. a two family in street to the aning coporation. 1 tashioned whist and hall. Don't Andrews is in New the Westminister show at Madison lollar pro the Spanish r, coming the Capito! z tomorrow eie £ trot record We Oftem Think So ephone Operator are tod fresh elephone Operator You Just because 1 took 20 mir P nump f of ‘em i to he a Firet 1 These ollege Viennese porirait who has come to America to t beauti women, & good Times paint the 15 m find ‘em dy Louisville A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cfiepka—Sparklxnc Eyes «Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edward .Va Well-Known Ohio Physician Dr.F.M. Edward: for 17 vears treated scores of women for liver and bowel ail me During these years he gave to his patients a preseription made of a fes well-known vegetable ingredients mived with olive oil. naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know the heir olive color e wonder-workers on . which cause a nor i'm, carrving off the waste and ¥ aatter in one's system 11 vou have a pale face, sallow look coated tongue. head »-good feeling, all ou e bowels, you take ane dea é 1 ¢ nle= POLITICAL PARTIES - Londou Tonight Will Have Series of Social Events Preceding Opening of < Parliament Tomorrow. d ers receptions, stomary on the eve of the of parliament, is tuking f Le erry 45 ¢ conservativ but her invitationg have been extended to in- clude many non political personages, including American Ambassatic I'rank B. Kellogg and Mrs. Kelloj the I'rencl bassador nd many literary, and theatrical eclebrities Viscountess Gr entertain the liberais, Buxton, wife of the ministe culture, holds the first social recep- ion of the laborites since they came into office. The last named affair will be an innovation im British political entertaining, inasmuch as it is to be held between the unfashionable hours of 8 and p. m. The hostess will be ed by the members of the Half Circle club, founded a fow years ago by wives of the labor members of parliament, The invitations specify “To meet the Prime Minister.” It is recalled that| Mrs, Buxton before her marriage worked vigorously as a cons ative to prevent the election of Mr. Buxton to parliament.” Hodon wil Mrs. PURCHASE PAPER PLANT. New York, Feb, 11 The Bear er Pulp Co.,, 1td, representing New York and Chicago interests, has purchased the assets of Clark Broth- | ers, Ltd,, consisting of pulp and paper | properties in Nova Scotia. The purg | chase price, fixed by order of the su- preme court, involved $200,000 in cash and securities in the new com. | pany valued at $1,300,000, JOHNSON TO SPEAK Puseyfoot Johnson, said to be the | world's leading prohibition speaker, | will deliver an address in the First | Congregutional church this evening | under the auspices of the combined Protestant churches of the city on it, ‘Avail your. 1did opportunity,’ resist it."-—Buen | “Because 1t self or this sple and T couldn’t Humor (Madrid). KEEP YOUR SCALP Clean and Healthy WITH CUTICURA THE EXTRA GIRL Will Be With Us Soon {HON 00 : v v 030 ® 00 0 (4 Tomorrow being Lincoln’s Birth- day and a legal holiday, this bank will not be open This evening we are open agusual from 7 to 8 o’clock New BRITAINNATIONALBANK Open Every Monday Evening HEIRESS T0 WED Granddaughter of Lumber King to Become Bride of Danish Prince This Afrternoon at 4 O'clock. Ottawa, I'eb, 11,—Prince 15"‘“,} | cousin of Christian X, king of Den- mark, and Miss Lois Frances Booth, granddaughter and heiress of John R. | Booth, millionaire 4umberman, will be | married in All Saints’ church at 4 o'clock today. All of official and social will attend, the guest party headed by Lord and Lady representatives of King Ge Queen Mary of England, Prime Min- | ister Mackenzie, King also will be a| guest, as will the bridegroom’s bothr- | er, Prince Viggo, whose engagement to Miss Margaret Green of New York | recently was officially announced. | Prince Erik, according to the Danish custom, will be supported at the by his father, Prince Waldema bride’s grandfather will be unable to | attend because of illness. Miss Booth is to be the first Can- adian woman to attain royal rank.| Through the marriage, she will be the relative-in-law of the rulers of Eng- land and Denmark and the ruling houses of other countries, | After the wedding reception, the prince and princess will go to Quebec | by special train. hey will proceed from there to New York, to sail for Denmark on February 16 | The royal bridegroom came to Can- ada in November, 1921, to 1 ranching and gain experience a cowboy. The day after Christinas, when his bethrothal was officially an- | nounced, he renounced his rights to| Denmark's throne, and denicd he| would be deprived of the titie of prince, Christian X conferred the titie of Count Rothenborg on his cou- | sin at this time, and decreed he should be addressed as royal highness, Sinclair Is Epecled to Start Home Tomorrow Feb, 11.—Harry Sinclair | is expected to embark en the steams | ship President Harding at Southamp- t for w York at noqn tomorrow, Ar and his party left | v last evening for London, the steamship company is sending a courier to Cherbourg with tickets for them, meanwhile telegraphing an an- thorization to the steamship officials at Southampton to permit Mr, Sin. clair and those accompanying him to boatd the steamer without the usuul passage papers, Ottawa being | Paris, Drop’ FRAGRANT aroma breathes of sun- wrapped lands where finest coffees grow; visions of ships bring- ing the treasures home; the exact blend- ing; all to create the flavor that is “Good lo ® the Last Drop, Cieek-Neaw Corree Co, New York, Nashrille, Houston, Jacksouville, Richmond () . 0006, ‘ ® KO D) e a - © X A e & POOOLN (20} i®. 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