New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1924, Page 16

OVER 71 MILLION | FOR WATERWAYY Tmprovements Needed Will Cost NEW BRITM\I DMLY HERALD, MO\DAY hm-lmr $450,000, First San I'rancisco district: San | Francisco I\dll«r $15 |} {narbor n Pablo Bay and [Maro Island Strait $250,000, Suisun cek §1,50 Humbold 1sco district DLCF‘I\IBLR 1, 1924, REPUBLIGANS HAVE. BIG FUND ON HAND More Than $356,000 Lelt Alter DISABLE S New Britaln lepler No. abled American Veterans of the World War will hold their apnual election of officers at thelr ch rooms at 242 Main street tomorrow night. The election will be followed y a smoXer, The state convention of the Dis abled American Veterans will be held in this city on December 18, at on Washington street. PAY FOR STOLEN PIES, Edward O'Dell of 93 West street and Joseph Chandler of Allon street were arrested yeste morning by Officers Willlam herty and Daniel Cosgrove o charge of stealing ples from | basement of the Presto Lunchj damaging a window as they p the food out. Although they dl the charge, they ggreed to settl] Paying for Campaign Washington, Dee, 1.—~The Re l“ll\» lican National Commi both ples and window, the pre tor of the lunch room acceptiy as satlsfactroy. Vast Amount ), Stockton oh bl ¥ 000,000 people of the United s went fishing this year, according to estimates bascd on stfe licenses issued. umpal with a district , Coos Bay $1,884,4( m the recent , Yaquina Tay and | surplus of $ b 5, Columbia river and | o total of §3,0¢ Celilo Falls to|a statement of @ river $6,000, Snak: Japanese children ordir write better with the left han ng More and Better Chrlstl Values for Less Money —and doing it first! First Portland distiiet ) and Lower Willamette rivers below | With th \'ancouver and Iortland $723,0( Chalrman Clatskanfe river $7.200, Willamette [ “With satistac Seattle district: Willapa river and | made after ¢ onvention are right! Grays harbor and ver portion Comparison Convinces Columbia ( 10, Olym- via harbor $1 Seattle harbor 25,000, Lake Washington ship canal , Belllngham harbor $16,000 Nome torlal and ¢ s, financed indey wrevious . kept afloat only by her cargo of lum- ‘ o8 ““!"'““I“ L n the o trawler Ocean which salvaged her. The | kel S o : expenditures which wrecked scores of hoats on the An additic harbor It's better to put your Christmas Dollars on her fingers than let them slip through yours—don't wait for the sleigh bells—buy now when stocks are biggest—and values greatest! Waiting for You! y B. GEORGES & CO. Square Deal Jewelers 436 MAIN ST. Ex- | of Yuba X amento river | ynimisstor nrr auxillary hm“‘m\l ri o head | tly installed [Of Passes, $1 Vining ten mal 18 may be c fndividual tabulated s and when the ma T mands.) 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H T Z— ‘WINDY BRAYMORE WHO RECENTLY WENT To THE CITY TO SEE A FOCTBALL GAME -SHQWED SOME OF THE BOYS AT THE DEPOT HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED BODWELL, b z CLLL LA President F. E. CRANDALL, Manager | ©152¢ Y WEA SO cg e 121 =26