New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1924, Page 2

D. .V, GIVE MEDALS TOCAYPTRUSTEES Reward Efforts of Ex-Mayor! Quigley and R. C. Vance I XMAS CANDY ASST, CHOCOLATES BON-BONS CHOCOLATE NUTS RIBBON CANDY CANDIED FRUITS SALTED NUTN TEA BASKETS 154db. to 5-lb, { Mail Orders Taken Care Of AN o D, wer club by State \\} the are; executive ; THE | | DICKINSON| | DRUG CO., 169-171 Main St. £1.00 (o $5.00 In Christmas Give “Him” Horsfall Neckwear GEORGE A, QUIGLEY McKenna Knits’ Open Until 9 o'clock—sat., Dec 20; Mou.. Dec. 22; Tues,, Dec HORSFALLS | 93-99 Mdsylum Street ‘ Hartfor. United Milk Co. 19 Woodland Street New Britain Phone 1610 Trim Your Tree s s DEODOOOENAS LIFE SAVERs THE CANDY MINT WITH THE HOLE T : and make a hit with the kiddies! nOEEE Easy to string— Snow white and attractive— Inexpensive! s AWell-Known Sculptress [ & J Buy them by the Box lamp. The st; cially adapted t Signature of the arcist cas lamp. From Decorative Arts League $11.00 The Burritt Gift Shop 72 WEST MAIN ST, ; [ - 3 == GREAT FOR THE KIDDIE'S STOCKINGS addi- | Jean Borotra. Oochet and TaCoste |, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1924 DENIES WIFE I INSANE | Physician Says Mrs, Barnes, Defend. 1 | I ant In Divorce Action Is Not ¢ New Britain’s Gift Headquarters ST Suffering ¥rom Delusions, Mrs. Lilllan 8. Barnes of Norbrith, | Pa., Introduced Dr, Frederick T, Simpson of Hartford in the superior court at Huartford yesterday in her 1 sv against Herbert C, Barnes of clty W grounds of Harnes has o s clmming divorce on desertion, while Mrs, ought a counter suit, \urging cruelty, Mr, Baroos claims A\t the cruclty charges are based on a mental delusion, but Dr, 8lmp- e 1 testified yesterday that the wife was s Mr Barnes had her hushand ar « scrlous charge on Aug. 1910, This charge was b, L story told by the Bur Ellzabeth 1. Derb; wliom Mrs, Darnes lives, Mr, 1 iims that this story was imag the child, but Dt. Simpson t ed that it was beyond the cor Of 80 young a child, the t ven yvears old a h 0. We ested on | use s’ s0n with rnes d oy time, Is, attorney for Mr, of perversion w Starting Thursday, Store Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. he evidence was eoncluded yes- lawyers will mber 2 D ST Shut your eyes for a minute. Imagine it is Christmas Morn. You see Hubby or Dad entering the room containing the Gifts vou hought them. Their joy is plainly visible. The gifts are unhoxed. Evervone seems highly elated—Finally they see what vou bought them; it is something they need, wanted—last they CHRISTHAS MUSIC Pleasant Meeting a Parish; Rooms n St. Mark's Chiurch Lo SESSTR $1.49 to $4.50 Pair, Kid or sue - clasp or strap w Fur, wool or fleaca lined. Grey and Lrown. . & Maln Fioor.) idge M, Wigh 1 H.J 3 n bl ‘& Main F it — (i Wy Other Gift Hint s For Men 18 £1 to 5249 W\ $1.25 to Toba:co Jars ¢ Ash Traye, $L00 te ots, 50c. to $4.05. Repps, sl Madrases broadeloth, and Radiu . & Main 1 stripes and . (. & L— R, Matn Floor.) £ 1 b/ or | B8 v 3 b XS SIS » Request Rejected hy Committee on Charter Revision 1 o Proposcd amendments cover- se points will be act'd upen o o BACK UP CONMANDER Chairman I Wexler of the build- | : £ : o ool favored a change in | British Find That Naval Officer Who the charter which would require real | . promoters to secure grade | i e sewer, gas, curbs before selling &ny | vart of a development for building ots. This, also will be acted upen woek Took Drastic Action in Slaying of electricity, American Did Right. Dec last summer of London, 17.—The murder dwin C. Hawley, American employe of a British ex- port firm in China, and the threat prior to of the commander of the British varship Cockshafer to bombard the town of Wanhsien unless the leading orities of the town followed y's funeral, formed the sub- n the house of noon. lord of the admiralty, V. an, in replying, said a re- en recelved from the g officer of the Cock- from this and other re- rts it was clear that the pressure it by the commanding officer on authorities to take action was ustified and that the men itenced to death for the with a re- |were the ones primarily responsible for the murder of Hawley. A period | - *50-°25-°10 - Given Away IGHT in this town there are hundreds of families who have- been relieved from the ills of constipation, biliousness and sick headache, through the use of JEECHAM'S PILLS. . Beecham’s Pills have been considered the household med- icine in some families for as many as five generations. To the family or individual, in New England, New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania who have benefited for the long- est period, through the use of Beecham's Pills, we will pay $50 in cash, to the next longest $25, and to the third longest ° $10. Write a letter not overtwo hundred words giving the 3 ¥ details including your age, telling what particular benefits {44 you have received from BEECHAM'S PILES, etc. Have your local druggist or another respansible person sign their ! rame and address and mail to us on or before Jan. I5th, 19%5. In entering contest, contestant agrees tn accept the decision of the fudges as final. Watch Beecham's Pills advertisements during February for the names of winners. In the event of ties, the full amount of the prize tied for will | be awarded to each of those so tying. Address alllettersto “Long Use Contest”" BEECHAM'S PILLS, 417 Canal Street, New York, N. Y. BEECHAM’'S PILLS An g enabling act was held informal discuselon of the zon. t on the Lewis Beats Romano H And Retains Title .. E4. “Strangler"” wrestling cham- RANKING PLAYERS S arter ‘amendment | over the salar ot Are Again Placed At Head of °f % French Tennis List, epartments for Other committ s SE MAIN STREET ST LEA ORE ns ¢ d sell propertie it permission crime , D. & L/ New Britain’s Gift [y l Weventhal NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Starting Thursday, Store Open Evenings Until 9 P, M. Christmas Morn—Gifts—Happy Men! see it is from “D & L.” That satisfies them completely! They KNOW “D. & L’s” Men’s Department handles QUALITY Furnishings, Style Furnishings! You KNOW you received real honest-to-goodness value! The result: A Real Merry Christmas! ellent silk or Plain col- or In the accor- bed patterns. = loor.) Men's Bath Robes, 85.05 to $0.95, . (“D. & L" 3nd Floor.) Munsingwear 8ilk and * Wool + Unions, $4.25. ("D. & L.” Maln Floor.) Ik striped BIX Crepes m eilks. L.— “loor.) Sweaters $1.05 to $6.50 Men's and Boy' Sweater coats® Brown heat! green heather, ford, buff, brown, D, & L.— Main Floor.) 0! $3.00 Pair silk and silk )l plain o1 stripes or All colors. Se. to of forty-elght hours had elapsed be- |regulations governing civil flylng, ween the order for the execution| The secretary rald he was not cer- I;‘ the infliction of the penalty, Mr. | tain the proposed bureau should be Bridgman added. |in the commerce department, but it | should be placed in a clvilian depart- ment rather than a military ona, The war and navy departments sedretary Hoover Approves Bureau |and the coast guard service also gave support to the measure, Liey- of Civil Air Navigation |tenant J. P. van Zandt, Lieutenant- Washington, Dec. 17.—Secretary |Commander M. A. Mitscher and Hoover today championed before the | Commander §. 8. Tandle spoke for | house commerce committee the Win- |the thres services. slow blll, providing for creation of a - bureau of civil air navigation, and | Iouses of.steel have been erested for the establishment of laws and |in Glasgow, Scotland. BACKS WINSLOW WILL REFG R SIS S SR S G S e § TABLE LAMPS; SR | Floor Lamps Bridge ' Lamps Boudoir , Lamps Lamps of All Descriptions From our large assort- ment of Lamps you will find the Gift Lamp for your friend or family. See them today. e ¥ i Barry & Bamforth f_ 19 MAIN ST. TEL. 2504 -3