New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 10

10 mnmmmshwwmwwwm A BUSY SEASON - Withstands Hot Summer Despite! Increased Duties Oct. 9 (M—While most and professional Romank | Rome, official have taken a respite from the stif- from the sti- to custom. | have taken a respit fling heat, according himself of a vacation, also accord- | ing o custom, but his dutes as head of the Catholic church have trebled because of Holy Year pil-| grimages. I When hundreds of. his subordi- | nates were enjoying the cooll mountain breezes or refreshing sea bathing, the Pontiff remained his post in the Vatican, receivi Nhundreds of thousands in audiene His day's program heen carly until late, virtually eve miivta being devoted to tmparting | bless!ngs to members of his church \ The Pope is one of the first of the 3,000 inhabitants of the Vati-| can to be astir, ahd the light in his| study 18 always burning some hours after his fatigued assistants have retired. His mornings usually | are faken up by receiving in pri- vate audlence cardinals, archbish- ops and other members of th clergy. These audien st until about eleven, when the first pil- grimages of lay members pouring in. These receptions have been re- duced fo a mathematical formula, the ritnal being as etrictly adhered | to as the celebration of mass. Vati-| | bulit begin |, filled with another pllgrimage, haps from the opposite slde of the globe, The p. m. The pontic then goes to his pr). vate dining room for lunch, after n]vhh he sometimes takes a short nap. m then resumes his private nhllv s with members of the These audiences continue ulHH nearly six p. m, when the second perfod of recelving pllgrim- begin This second period frequently lasts until after elght Into ked program the Pope manages to recelve varlous Vatican officlals for discus- slons of matters: of high impor- t Cardinal Gasparrl, Vatican ry of state, has a long pri- te conversation with the Pope or twice a weck, Those who have seen throughout the summer declare His Holiness has stood the strain of his arduous dufies remarkably well, Having a strong constitution, up by ars of mountain climhing, he the set in, BUS SMASHES AULTOS this pa usually as bef baking, torrid heat of Rome South Norwalk Jitncy Bumps Into Parked Machine and That in Torn Bangs Against Others in Line. South Norwalk, Oct. 9 (#—A bus of the Metropolitan Interstate Coach Co. of New Haven struck and dam- ed four automobiles which were parked in West Washington street this noon. The driver of the hus was Henry Miller of Milford. No one was hurf, filled at the time, reception perlod usually | him | as robust now | The bus was well | per-| 125 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN Fur Coats BEAUTIFUL STYLES IN SEALINE BUILT ON VALUE FEATURING Rothfeder’s 378 Main Street New Britain WONDERFUL SELECTIONS IN AUTUMN FROCKS Of Chiffon Velvet, Twills, Crepe Satin, Flat Crepe Of Mirroleen, Twills, Crepe Satin, Comhinations can officials, through months of | As the bus was passing through practice, have evolved a system of | ) a car came out of a road- arranging the various groups of e ”,' clear space in the pilgrims In auch a way that th the bus dr go in and out of the historic hal line of parked c of the Vatican without ever seeing 16 lath fhiesa, which each other. While the Holy Iather |, nst fhe next one, is distributing commemorative | . the next and then | squirrel, Seldom is a popular-priced Fur of fering as worthy of enthusiasm. The models are unusually attractive and are trimmed with natural and cocon skunk and self trimming. Sealine: Dyed Coney Every variations. desivable mode of the new zeéason, EVERY COLOR I The dapper T'we-picce combining plaids and velveteen and evepe satin are here in many charming Likewise the bolero, the cape-back VERY $9.95 $16.95 $24.95 I'rocks and other wanted styles. MATERIAL GROWING ON VALUE i A VERY SPE Winter Coats CIAL SELLING |\ VN l"("! DED WORTH A T l)F AL MORE 95 ni 350 Here is undoubtedly {he season's foremost sale of Coals, for it brings, at most moderate prices, garments which are of the highest type . deeply underpriced because of our ability to obtain exceptional conces- sions from manufacturers. Holy Year medals to one g oy pres pilgrims, giving each his hand kiss and imparting the apostolic benediction, other groups arc be- ing ushered into adjacent hal There the Pope repairs to re the cercmony while the first is being ushered out hy ano exit and the first hall is being ‘re- VOCAL TECHNIQUE and VOCAL DEVELOPMENT | 39 Walnut St. Phone 133 "‘ mingly hadly smashed ., has brought an Osear Kreissig to recover payment )f $116 for books alleged to have | en delivered to the defendant un- der a contract and not paid for. At- torney Harry Ginsberg drew of suit and an autemobile sterday by ’\’[ormnz‘flx)&ial Fr‘mn TA.M.to11 A. M.h Best Maine POTATOES, Lean Smoked SHOULDERS, peck 4‘5 » 19¢ Challenge MILK Lean Fre: SHOULD All l‘(n \neuals ROAST PORK . FRIME RIB R ROAST VEAL LEGS GENUINE LAMB . SMALL FRESH HAMS FRESH KILLED FOWL . ROASTING (H'CK Fresh (‘ut'Ha}n‘-)ur;: 1h 18¢ Best Frankforts ... Ih 18¢ Choice Shoulder Steak Domivo Granula 1 58¢ EVAPORATED MILK CAMPBELL'S PORK and WHITE LOAF FLOUR Campbeli’s Soups 3 cans . Early June Pea Butter Flake (v 1 1h hox Teilet Paper 3 rolls Rumford's Baking Powder 1h Zf%¢ Sugar Corn 2 cans 29¢ Broth 2 cans 2lc WEDGWOOD CREAMERY th cloth sack ans o ickers 19¢ 23e BUTT h 10c¢ Jae Lean Corned Beef . Pork Sausage Spare Ribs h ted SUGAR 2 1h cloth sack BEAN 28¢ 3 cans 29¢ 3 cans 25¢ . sack $1.20 » Cider Vinegar 2 hottles Immm Salad Dressing. bottle Sauverkraut can Quick Cook Qats nackage White Rose White Rose Fish Chicken Tuna can 2jc ER 2 Ibs. $1.05 PARKSDALE FARM EGGS REST PURE LARD Good Luck Oleo | N N e h S0e SOUND YELLOW ONIONS G e 2 dozen 87c 2 Ihs 39¢ First Prize Oleo 30¢ h ut Oleo Ih FANCY SWEET POTATOES FANCY EATING APPI CALIF. SUNKIST ORAN Solid Head Cabbage 1h Cape Cod Cranberries quart Fancy Caulifiower, Carrots or Parsnips 2Mhs . i ea. 1 guart ES dozen 39¢ Fresh Cut Spinach peck Yellow Globe |'u|n||h peck Solid Head Lettuce of the four were | the | EVERYBODY'LL BE Attorney | § DECISION FOR HUSBAND $1 45} Everybody “colored” shickers They are the more?! At the Have Ever Offered WEARING Slickers 5’ 00 will he all up shortly in of amethyst, cmerald, 1uby, amber. fad he- cause they are light, warm and waterproof. Could any covering do “Rothfeder’s Special” Silk Hosiery Lowest Price We L Al silk or w inforcements, full faghioned, ieet, excellent ‘LM Girls ith Hsle al per- Livery H1l is a new yuali ashion large poke .~1 1! dium-sized Hats matron. BLACK COPPER MOTHERS! READY SATURDAY! Materials are Bolivia, suedine and ncediette in the wanted fall Scares of Styles! $2.95 $w°95 $4.95 styles of the coming Styles for all occasions. LUSTER HERE IS A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF Winter Coats SUPER-VALUES! ‘"I 42 colors. Mushroom and Value-Giving Sale All Wanted Colors! lall Model—a Wonder ful Value! ‘This collection emphasizes the son. Smart |1Ltlc close-fitting Hats of all black, il off-the-face styles in the much-wanted Pirate effect, me- ailored cffects and Hats of dignified charm for the youthful SEASIDE GOBELIN All Popular Colors POPPY WILD ASTER IN NON-SUPPORT .)UIT Judze Simpson Decides for G. Willlams—\Wife Must James ‘A\.Ibort Magnus Cellege \\'ill Open With Prayer | w Jlaven serviee lowed hip a Oct. 9 (A—A religi- to mark the gnus collu cning of . incorporated oly will be v. Bishop Nilan as ¢ by fol- | the Gregorian nass On Monday nd his sta of th ung t of the! hom vell, or- | ch will York of wor- Governor rumbull | » institut Dublin Oct in the former |count of of Lo apd on Pros- of the Trish I reet, I nt Angell of Yale | day, will be the guest on Mol a recept wone peet un sing ; da) |elected. The nded down . Simpson of th e court has also \m 1‘ plaintiff must pay all the | court. Willlams was repre by Judge George W. Klett sups a Schauffler, for ard. However, his at his support ended v 1. Ship Willlams | Wheaton Sets Oct. 21 as “Rcd" Grange Hohd'n Oct. 0 () The Burritt Gift Shop, Inc. 72 West Main St. We arc celebrating our 1st Birth- day. We are just one year old, and we ask you (0 come {0 our party. Substantial reduactions on - all our merchandise will make it real inter- v you. The party will he morrow night, so better come Pi tures Reduced... ilar Subjects fn 9312 frame (le Bit of Heaven” and Anakening,” by Peasc sutman, in fine grade frames, at Maxfield Parrish picture in elab- orate 11x15 frames at $3.35. There will te no profit for us on the Sale « the merchandise dur- ing this celehration. This will be our Gift to our many patrons who have helped us complete our first successful year. to purchase many of saving. A Few of the Many Reductlons Mid-Victorian dewelry at’ s 3 $10.00 Lamps—Hand painted l’:mhnn 'nt ;hmh mounted on antique gold. Complete. Pine Venetian Glassware at . . $1.50 Miro-Dona Double Compact \ Type Paintings on canva Hand Painted China Bon Bon I ostoria Amber and Green Salad Fostoria Pooted Tumblers- All of our Boxed Stationery at . es you an opportunit your forthcoming Christmas Gifts at a great . 13 less Candy Reduced... Our “Max Chocolate at 75¢ Ib. lets, Fine grade Crystallized Ginger s in 1 Ib. tins at 80c. Ou Superfine Caramels in Chocolate or Vanilla at 75¢ Ib. Fresh Salted Almonds at $1.15 per . Stemware R:duced... rrpicce” assorted doz. deep etched Goblets, Champagne, Fruits Parfaits at $9.00 doz. All Open Stock ihe elcetions for the senate | tré shows that only scven of the {19 onfgoing senators have Our exclusive green footed Gob- Sherbets and Cocktails at Stemware in the beautiful Mystic pattern — and RICHLY FUR TRIMMED NEW FALL MODES Sport Coats ATTRACTIVELY PRICED 2 The woolens are herring- bones, tweeds, novelty weaves in shades which suggest the glow of au- tumn colorings. Some attractively fur trimmed. All sizes SMART NEW STYLES Flannel Frocks THE PRACTICAL COSTUME FOR EVERYDAY WEAR $5.00 Everybody's wearing these attractive sports costumes for busir shopping, school, travel and outings. One and two-pizce styles the newest colors ALSO BALBRIGG! AT §7.95 = Only Seven Senators Re-elected in Ireland the voting was by & propor- i P—The completed il representation with the single nsferable vote, The constitutency State, finished to- ree State, finished 10- | wagithe whole of the Free States e venty-six candidates d 16 days contested the count laste You «till have time to eater your name in our Lucky Birthday Contest. crson whose name will be drawn a hallot box will recefve absolutely free a $20.00 Lvory Set. The drawing will fake place at our Shop Saturday (tomorrow) at 8 p. m. Be sure (o enter your name, no charge whatsoever, and don't forget to he on hand 1o watch the drawing, You may be the lucky one. there fs The Burritt Gift Shop, Inc. 72 West Main St. OPPOSITE BURRITT HOTEL i /