New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1925, Page 13

ZIONIST LEADER AT TAYMUD TORAY Rbraham Goldberg Speaks To- night in Elm Street Hall At Zlonist wuss mueting to be held tonight in the Talmud Torah hall on Elu street, Abraham Gold berg one of the leaders of the Zion Ist movement in America and one of the most prominent figures n Jewish journalism will deliver the principal address, Mr, Coldberg is a brilliant ora. tor and s noted for his keen wit and humor. When the Zionist move- ABRAHAM GOLDBERG ment in this country was founded, My, Cloldbirg was one of its staunch- cst supporters. To his devoted la- bors the p- sent status of the move- ment in this country owes a very large share, and he has achieved marked distinction in the Jewish life i this country. He has made sev- cpal tour® to Palestifie and he has become an authority on existing con. ditions there and the various enter- prices connected wSh the building cf the Jewish homeland. Miss Anna Goldsmith who is con nected with 17 e local school depart- ment and who has just returned rom a visit in Palestine will also be cne of the speakers, and will de- eribe the life of the pioneers in I'alestine. g TRANSIT SYSTEM 1ANGES COME U Petition Presented on Behall of Normal School Girls Many changes in the transporta- tion system in' use in this city were suggested to the public utilities com- mission at a special . session this morning at the common council chamber when Attorney Israel Nair presented an agplication for amend- ments to the Oak street hus line franchise, Mavor ‘A. M. Paonessa argued for this and other improve- ments, and Councilman David L. Nalr suggested changes along the line of the mayor's argument. The Oak street line, operated by Nocco Cacchillo has {ts present terminal at Commonwealth avenue and Carlton street, and it was re- quested that an extension to Stanley sireet be allowed, Cacchillo origin- ally asked an extension to the park entrance, but belng informed there was opposition on the part of the raliremds committee of the common councll suggested a compromise, Supt. W, J, Bryan of the Con- nectigut Co, and Attorney Carpenter representing the same company weg- istered opposition, elaiming the trol- ley now furnishes adequate service. The petition was taken under visement, Councilman Nair asked that the second fure zone on tha inbound trip from Hartford be extended to the State Normal school. At present Ibelle's corner {8 the zone end, If the extension 1s made, Hartford girls coming to school here will not be required to pay the last fare and ride but half the distance which that fare entitles them to travel Mayor Paonessa wanted & bus put in service on Hartford avenue be- tween the two points at which pav- fng work is being done and new tracks are being lald. Thg mayor criticized the company sharply for {not having taken care of this mat- ter without walting for orders. Councilman Nair alsc urged that this improvement be made. Attorney Israel Nalr asked in a rew petition that the festriction against “local" service which now forbids the taking on of passengers between the center and Putnam streets, be removed from the Caec- [chillo lines, placing him on equal footing with the Connecticut Co. The several suggestions were also en under advisement, The First of a Series ... VERY woman is born with a healthy, normal instinet of curiosity. As a girl, she pulled off the hair of her first dolly and worked hard to find out where its “voice” came from. As a woman, the same instinet leads her on a shopping tour. Ladies’ wear, which is a fascinating game, contains “Inside details” which are supremely interesting to most women, And, believing that most Women of New Britain would be interested in the inside details of our busi- ness, we have decided to talk about them, inform- ally, in the newspapers. The first of a series of letters hetween “Cynthia and Peggy” will tell the stories about THE BEE HIVE CLOAK AND DRESS SHOP COATS - DRESSES -MILLINERY NEW BRITAIN, CONN. You’ll Rémember Parksdales Once you' try Parkedale eggs at a sensible price”~ you'll rememper them. Thousands of critical housewives — women in every part of New England have known and used Parks- dale Farm Eggs for years. They know by experience that these good eggs always give satisfaction, Valuable Dish Coupon and Onull Silver Couporn packed with each dozen. 3 Hariferd, Connecticut 17" “Sole Distriputors for New England States ; . Save the Coupons for-~ ES: Wand“lul farty-two dinper set made by Limoges | spany will be sent to nn uponsand $5.00. Coupon in every package. DiSH n 0ld Coupons which you now hqoe will be redeemed ct same rate as new ones MARTINELLI Farm Eggs — “the fancy" SILVER: Beautiful twenty-nine % LCu—x‘um'yP“ Flate xll.lv-r- set will ko sent you for twenty coupons and $6.50. Silver Coupon ia every packege. A'TOUCH OF ROMANCE AGAIN! The importance of flowers cannot | unsound, stiate be overestimated ou the costume without rhyme or| reason, and slzes and exotic golorjngs, Jewels 8l They are placed admiulstratively.” und Be- | pears only in lly, tactically and Asserting thut in “the jumble ot of most exaggerated | (deus" presented for re |of the uir scrvice that too, are definitely a part of conception of the swait evening costume, the basic desire for rganization “real unity conchusion ap- Regain Popularity Frocks, While * mong Formal Evening eriod” Styles Also Mount in Favor, Says Bendel line to show smart irregularity. The looping of pearls at the back This &mart hat, created by Honrl upturned brim and g faille ribbon (BY HENRI BENDEL) (New York Fashion Authority) The robe de style, that is the period gown, is an important addi- tion to the wardrobe of the well dressed woman, e No matter how many up-to-the- minute costumes she may own she will find that a bouffant, picture gown enhances her beauty and adds a touch of romance and a suggestion of the picturesque that is exquisitely satisfying. fince gowns for vla\ have become <o simplified and so simple as to line and treatment, there is feeling that the evening gown should offer a contrast, and that georgeous materials and elaborate ornamenta- | tion should prevail, The molded bodice {s more and more popular, senses a distinct feeling for the waistline in many of the newest of the evening attire. The full akirt has definitely arrived. Materials become more elaborate by the minute. Velvet is the most popular fabric of the moment, used becoming and one for a day, and for evening for gowns | and wgaps. Velvet has never been more gor- geously embroidered, beaded, jew- elled and ornamented than this year. Gold broeade gold lace and com- binations of velvet and brocade are | excellent style. There is a definite return to the formal evening frock with a low decolletege, particularly in the | back and eut low under the arm A very popular new shows the high drapery of the skirt | in fropt and the low, the back. The jabot treatment popular all season for day frocks, and is being developed very beauti tully in chiffons and satins for even- ing. The irregular hemline is preferred to the straight, and there are many long-skirted models and some trains seen in the French collectjons. There is much talk of the return of the bustle, and some new tricks in drapery that give a bustle effect. but whether this will prove at all popular with women or not remains to be seen. molded ling in Gown of lustrous gold brocade with xold.flowvrs at the shoulder relieve a growing | very | sllhouette | has been | e very full skirt lifted at the hem- Brown tulle edges the skirt and the severity of the shoulder line. of the costume is a French idea. AW endel, fs of soft coral felt with an trimming of deeper coral tone, N In bed four months ... now a well man Gives Tanlac full credit. ad- | Picture Gowns Lendmg a Hint of the Picturesque, cause of the averpopularity of cos- | tume jowels, there Is & tendency to avold the obviously artificlal and to use real stonea. | TROOPS ON DUTY U. 8, Soldiers Are Called Upol Patrol Streets of Panama Durlng‘ Disturbances, Washington, Oct. B UP—Major | General Lassiter, commanding in the 1 Canal Zone, reported to the war do- partment today that American troops | had been sent to preserve order in the City of Panama at the request of the president of Panama. The troops moved across the zone boundary at 1 o'clock yesterday, A message to thestate department from the legatiop in Panama sall! disorders continued all day Sunday and Sunday night, and that the American troops had been brought to the vicinity of the zone boundary In preparation for their use it lho need should arlse, | Officlals here belleve that the dlis- | turbances will subside quickly. General Lossiter's message sald public order was "in a very disturbed state” in the City of Bgnama, “due especlally to controversy between tenants and landlords over rent! charges."” ! GENERAL STAFF OF ARMY VIGOROUS IN OPPOSING CHANGES: (Continued from First Page) tance, except, possibly, Great Brit. ain, whose geographical and politi- cal position warrants special air strength, | “In comparison the alr service has ‘Md its*appropriations increased in | the last two years to a larger extent than any branch of the army. Recetve More Pay “Alr service flying officers receive approximately 60 per cent more pay than officers of similar length of service and grade In other arms, army, Fliers In Charge “The impression s given that our | alr service units are not commanded by flying officers. Such inferences have a sensational ring, but are not borne out by facts. All flying unit are directly commanded by air serv fce fiying officers. Al non-flying of- | ficers are on staff or student duty “The chlef of alr service com- | mands and is directly responsible for more than 70 per cent of the air service forces of the, United States. General Drum specifically denied a charge by Major Walter G. Kil- ner, executive officer of the air serv to arrange for tha world flight, as- | principle within than weeks." less three | Three Conclusions Much of General Drum's testi- mony was in support of these three conclusions of the general staff: “Alr power alone cannot win a war. | “That there is no separate tac- | tical or strategical miesion for alr | power, “That the present army organiza tlon s sound, and that the alr corps as proposed by the army alr chlef is Over twelce years of stomach misery had made a physical wreck of * Yacob Ferdinand, He spent hundreds of dollars seeking relief but every ai- tempt failed until ke tried Tanlac. This great tonic brought him im- mediate relicf, * After seven botles,” he says, man. I will gladly talk to gnyone “I am a well and happy personally and will answer all letters regarding my experience with Tanlac. For it proved & god-send to me.” *Authensic statement. 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BLEACHED SHEETING Wednesday Yard. lsc $2.09 ALL WOOL FLANNEL Wednesday Yord.. $1.85 $1.25 36 Inch WOOL STORM SERGE Wednesday Yard. 750 $3.00 & $2.50 WOOL COATING Wednesday b $ l '95 $1.98 56 IN. Wednesday Yard..oooio00ey WOOL JERSEY $1.48 $3.25 56 In. All Wool SCOTCH PLAIDS Wednesday $1.85 40 inch PUSSY WILLOW SILK Wednesday $ l .39 Yard. ... Yard WHEAT, RYE OR GRAHAM BREAD Toar.. 1€ 10c 24 oz Loaf THEY'RE ALUL TAKING AD- VANTAGE OF THESE BIG BARGAINS, COME! 9tolla. m. Sale |9 to 11 a. m. Sale BE 0. 1 MAINE SHOULDERS | POTATOES .b.‘..........23chb .--.---....19C\peck.........47c LEAN FRESH Shoulders lhl SH CUT - Ib. 20c | Green Kale. . pk. 15¢ SUGAR 10 1bs, 25 Ib. Conf.—: FLOUR Bag $1.27 . 1‘5('1 BROWN SUGAR ......c0vievveieg 10 Iha, 580 —— ALL-DAY SPECIALS — LEAN B(‘I"l\’(‘v ¥ ( Y CHUC] l\ RO/ \\T PRIME RUMP RO. SHORT CUT I SHOULDER CU PRIME RUMP ROASTS ... BREASTS TO STUFF CHOICE VEAL CHOP LAMB (‘\ (.l NU l\ I’ S'RING LAMB 16e 220 20¢ PORK FRESH ROASTS PORK . 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GRAF LARGE RIPE BANANA OWER . 4 Ihs, 4 Ibs. . ea, . peck 5 Ibs, 4 Ihs 31 . dox. | 1%¢ | SWEET SUNKIST ORAN LARGE BALDWIN LARGE NATIVE E( NEW LAYER FIGS * | SOLID HEAD CABB. . o | NEW EVAPORATE Il PEA FRESH MACKERE \I'I"\k oo STEAK BL lE $%! $E3o3TNY t.e.m 18€] CAPITOL SUNDAY! OCT. 25th THEATER AUSPICES NEW BRITAIN MUSICAL CLUB