New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 2

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Plays fn English A wecond seuson of adiea) 411 suminoned, ital in Chelsea o bring the glrl to | relght cars nmul to & siding and the girl | 1 in the cab: Here in th ving car, the only {llumination | coming trom the flickering oil lamps, [ she lay for two ho ’ suffering, Her fath | and & Chelsea physiclan, sat beside | ity Meteor, one of | lays In en startec the | s 10 RETIRE S[l[]N y 1 ing- g Theater,” an aggregation com- JOHES Named SeCO[]d ][] C[}]l] mand to Andrews posed mostly of German actors who know English, has started the au- tumn season with Alfred Sutro's comedy, “The Laughing La The Kansas ter the stage direction of Dr, Philip | the Frisco's fast passenger tral Manning, [ Washington Nov. 8 (@ —yamey Ei| a8\ in THiM uridEthe (epec) The audiences at thess perform- . An ambulance was wal was rushed to a hos- | o Ohlo, who has served as as- | and prohibition commissioner | pita ighout Roy A. Hay . Hor injurles will probably prove | fatal, physicians said. anees ls made up largely glrl bers of the English olontes in Be glish semir of mem- | und American \ of students of B y of e Universit s loner, has & n nan ¢ Berlin and of men and women | o 2 — Titaraateait io% (oréle : | 1 command Lo Assistant § y Y i ot G cIuenatees bac), Andrews of (o new pront. | Rabbits Wear Snowshoes RIS sholaitn e Bep]ini pEgseirs | nforcement muchinery In Cascade Mountains ves the “English Theatcr | title of directorof pro- il W Tacoma, ¥“| Rabbits in the high Cascade mou aing are putting on thelr anow shoes for the hard winter ahea oon they will he able to go over | the snow without difficulty, thank | to this arrangement with nature. s are called snow- etimes known 1ir hind feet have g toes, which In win 1 with coarse ons with warm prafse of the Berllner Zeitung, for in- | ing | #lance, asks: “In what other city of l Europe could native actors and ae- | th¢ tresses perform a forcign play with | of such perfect retention of the forelgn |t peculiarities v been s cr Gadski On Stage Johanna Gadski, for 23 years a prima donna at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, starring prin- uncement of n made at th mtirmed there cipally fn Wagnerian roles, has re- new o turned to the concert stage this au- 3 di a of the tumn in Berlin, the scene of her Andrews s natural snowsl bit to travel in snow in which first triumphs. She had not ap- in ! oiice, e L T T e alfohi the ordinary bunny would flounder ke (i | snowshoe rabhit aiso | Crities found that her voice re-| ! S -| changes color in winter. In sum | mer he ts brown to match the land- but in winter he becomes en- brilifaney for | | white, which she was famous during her Metropolitan engagements, Her firet | 10" evening consisted of an exclusively agnerian progran of which she s2ng from “Lohengrin” | Halle” trom “Tan tions from TURKS CHANGING. , Nov, 6 (P—Car- another alter- catures of the | the hat i s substituting ey must erase the dag- s have figured in ns of the so-called . A recent | w government e carrying of any than four inches long. “Die Meist Her econd program was devote ntirely to German songs. |Ta\ on Forgetfulness | Latest French Finance aris, Nov, 6 () — A tax on fc | getfulness s the | thing fn French The gentleman who le 1 cs in his taxicab forgets eve clgarctte case to book will now pay tion in its la »ns that r Admiral com in di i run l(eepYourBoweIsOPen and Your Feet Dry —sound advice because you can't be efficient when your TRAIN RACFS WITH DEATH TRYll & T0 SAVE GHILD Stem i being pasoned o o Oklahoma Child Had Both Leg \1!1[[‘ DrTruesElmr Off and Special Hastens Her has been used for over seventy- three years to regulate obstinate cases of biliousness, dull headaches, sour stomachs —all of which are Nature's warning telling you plainly that your intestinal tract needs cleaning out, Made of the finest imported herbs, Dr. True's Elixir has obtained wide recognition as 'flxe True Family Laxative Keepa large sized bottle handy for the grown-ups or children. Family size $1.20; other sizes 60c and 40c. | mandar e | recting & most police Money and turned to their ow of 4 per cent of thel To Hospital. kill a field in Tor cleared while very promising the matter of lost blleity jewelry. two hours last else, one franc, ugly and Authors’ “Rima.” the the senip- 4 then flayed ork of Jac ob Epstein, 6/‘ s a preseription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue Bilious Fever and Malaria 1t kills the germs. Cr i ) ey J. D. DONAHUE | Voice Culture Volces tested Tuesdays and Fr m.to 9 pom Studio 01 PIANO PLAYERS A Walter H. Kovel Telephione 2122-4 FRANKE. GUUBWIN Lyesight Specialts 1UNING SPECIALTY 321 MAIN S New Britain Sign Co. “Doing Better What Many Do Well” 33 CHURCH ST. Tel. 844 $500,000 To Loan ()n Real Estate Wette o and we will The Lomas & Nettleton Co. 1 125 Trumin Har o A..M. GALBRAITH Carpenter & Builder 110 Austin St. Tel FRANKE.G Eyesfeht 321 MAIN 81 [][]Dle cialtst \ TEL 1903 W BUY NOW $5 Down 365 MAIN STREET VICTROLAS HALF PRICE Onye A SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 82 Weekly HENRY MOR ANS & SONS AT EXACTLY Entire Line of VICTROLAS in Upright and Console Models Included in This Sale Two Except ional Values BUY NOW $2 Weekly YOUR CHOICE £5 Down Every instrument a Genuine VICTROLA Guaranteed by the Victor Talking Machine Co., and ourselves. SELECT YOUR MODEL NOW WHILE THEY LAST NOVEMBER 6, 1925. Slockings b Vea Sheer or Regular Weights $1.85 uise of dafonable Alirerd, OUILE MILLINERY CO. 177 MAIN STREET Wfij Outsize Stockings All Colors $2.00 Trier xquisite HATS for Winter $3.95t0$1 2.50 Different in the effective combination of fabries—velvet or faille silk with gold or silver tissues, satin with gleammg metal cloth. Nearly all of the hats in this collectlon are small, with comfortable with the large rolling col derful range of colors, lat close backs that make them so ars of fur or cloth coats. In a won- FELT HATS There are numerous styles to choose from in this group. Every hat is less than its original price. TRIMMED HATS $2.00 One group of these hats, about .00 in number. These are all hats that were much more. derful value. This is a won- CHILDREN'S HATS $1.69 , $3.95 Come tomorrow and select the child’s hat at a greatly reduced price. = OPP. MYRTLE STREET JUST IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING! Linen Table Cloths, Napkins and Table Damask by the yard are included in this im- portant sale of snowy white linens, Many of the pieces have been imported direct from Ireland where the finest qualities come from. Every cloth—every napkin and every bolt of linen in this sale is of fine grade and up to our usual high standard of value, the Thanksgiving table look its best. NOTE THESE MONEY-SAVING PRICE REDUCTIONS BUFFET SETS ed all with colored linen, pretty lace edgings — an exceptional value. Set 89¢ TRISH LINEN PATTERN CLOTHS 70x90 H 68x68 £9x69 T0x70 T0x70 T0X70 .ovciannes veen s NAPKINS TO MATCH BRIDGE SET SPECIALS l.aundered ready for use—linens that are famous for their quality and beauty, r boxed. A Cloth and four Napkins to th Cloth 236x Napkins, 14x14.....81 Cloth Napkins, 15x15.. $1.9 Cloth Napkins, 15x15 $2.98 set EN CRASH TOWELING Toweling of a snow-white softness and ex- traordinary absorbency. Has neat borders of red and blue—the kind that will not lint 19¢ yard LINEN TOWELS Itallan Linen Towels, guest made lace edgings and nserts, each Hand- 89c size. BOSTON STORE H. J. DONNELLY COMPANY Now is a good time to purchase table linens and have them in time to make SCARFS Trish Linen. A dollar saved on every onme purchased. Ex- cellent quality, with perma~ nent luster. Slze 18 x 45. Each 89c TABLE DAMASK Patterns—Finest Quality o $1.49 yard .+ $1.69 yard . $1.98 yard T . ” 49 yard GENUINE IRISH LIN LUNCHEON SETS Bets of linen such as these make excellent Trousscau or Christmas gifts. They are neatly hemstitched and boxed. Cloth 54x. Napkins 15x18 Cloth Napkins, 14x1 Cloth Napkins, 15 Cloth 58 Napking, 16x15 EMBROIDERED TOWELS 15 beautiful patterne, size 18x36; wonderful quality. Purchased at a concession in spe. clal preparation for $l 69 5 . this sale, each $2.98 get $4.50 oot 5.98 set $6.50 set NAPKINS bleached, neatly h hed, size . We are able to m’f:r' se charme at almost "~ $2.49 sale price Dozen it