New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN { view that she woul STENOS IN 1. S, |- DRESS VERY WELL - Spend $100 a Year on Clothes 1 no 60 a year for clot are a little « K, bly v,\ w Y and the ‘ BRIDGEPORT 10 0UST London typlsts take the spond more which here remain- | Philadelph 'FLASHES OF LIFE: MINISTER AND FATHER OF BOY, PLAYING FOOTBALL o0 Proes ) - The Rev. H. Urban, € feet 1, [two children, me name, but that he is & warm Charies | friend of Nis, and father of is playing tackle on Loufsville —! 30 ernment” agents |the freshman team at the Univer- who demanded $50 or the right to Rept]l‘[ Sflys {sity of Pennsylvania scarch her home for liquor were ]RREGULAR REPUB“GANS 3 routed by a guw In the hands of | e | = They eay Jess|Miss Aileen Beck when they cm . G P R S doing a lot of |their price to 10, Hooimae ol : G. O, P. to Prefer Charges Agalnst _‘ Hkbes profits tn Kl o zuilliong | Ay e a cks, eraburg Kentucky — Ynn-ph 1ge stenographer spe Members Who Worked Openly p N | Edmonds, crippled “spook special- ar on i : 5 ; Trenton, N. The governors (ist” from Bhepherdsville who hafi rest in 1 ) whe it ha for Democratic Mayor. '.\vw \\!mr: d New ""’"Y}nflrrm! to lay the local ghost for n o esti tol 18 . €et each differently than did two|gs ways his crutches are no liabil- S that 2 Uridgeport, Nov. 11 (P—A drive |executives of the Carolinas. Sald |ity in his avocation, Chalr- on Sunday and o 1 referred | pockete o preter | Europe, Ul prepure |ye has . Seven | zer to Smith: “Hello, Al, how a Said Smith to Silze ¢, how are you feel- BLUE ARMY, E. B, l] MEETS AT SOCIAL Pen and Pencll Set Ts Sold at| Ruction for $27 York — David r Milton are They have no job, but New and Abby | back from | no home and | they are htr' worrfed Buffalo Y. — The United ‘Fnlu I8 beastly rieh and s lnm | ing toward the path down which| [Rome staggered to her doom, in| [the view of Bishop Thirkfield of . : | former | Chattanooga (Methodist Eplsco. | USINE the Rotary club plan of auc- tion in order to finance the cost of < before the commit- |7 2 entertainment at a social and get- t Attorney Louis A - g T S together of Blue army men and their | rnblut man of the Loard of |xov: yorn eona Batmt Syt | Wives lust evening, the Blue army of £ G BT W bl Ginl: Scout who tcooked o turs | o nan 8 Bils classizold & founs larry . Pritchard, clerk of th ot il Scout who cooked & tr-|j3in on and peneil set for $21. The | ney John ot atoree Y, 1o de- |sot was auctioned oft by Dave Young o slican o “fafryland.” x ®Y'T€ |scoteh comedian, and was sold to th 1is 1,‘.,,’ [Mrs. Carl Groth of Brook street. | [: A n m\nx' C. Hal- 2 The activities of the Blue army : Hippolitus J. I sald to be M’;:""’:)M\t"""" \’a:';""{'r";d;“"" within the past two wecks have at- former Burns det Willtam |8 o e ot Thomas jefer |iracted the attention of the entire N nt and William Soda, ORbanil Abicend Ao s ;: class and last night's meeting was | e Litchfleld, the principal | o0 S8 F0 e s i‘avcm‘ one of the most successful ever held. t nite pavement injunc- | | The meeting opened with an o\-er-j n T Wilbert San(nrd.l > > T ture by the E. B. €. orchestra fol- | . tion candidate for mayor |, C%, York — Mrs. Valentino,|joweq by prayer by Rev. G. H. es L Dsnnl- |pack from Europe, says emphati-|gchneck of the German Baptist'| cally that she is not ready to gIve ahyrch and chaplain of the White her career for children e among those m.] up Iike army. There was group singing led ) from other district |{Tiend husband wishes. Rudy has'py Fimer H. Nodine, the army song | . jepked citizenship papers. o |loader. Music by the orchestra, con- | o hag| Battling Stki, (certina solos by Jos Fazzini, cornet | - q == solos by Miss Anna Howerth, vocal | jazz hy Radio Found to Rome — Daron Avezzino, am-solos by Mrs. Howard E. Horton and | i ‘ow |Dassador to France, has bhecome a {Harry Lauder character impersona- HEflarledoutfreshAndeagrr B B G e ashing | oYer the plot st Mussolini, An address o n"Organization” was foralowscore. Inthemiddle 1 < o, RIalingh ne en by request by Rev. William H. of his play came an attack of in ' 1 dn a stable on the | yow york — From Elihu Root Alderson. The general of the Blue digestion. It spoiled his game of the Rhine, soon may the course of a tribute to | army reported on the meeting with | completely. & jaid muslc o 80 ADIELL | Giipries K, Hughes: * 7 the |the ministers and the move for a Very often, eating a few Pep- LG SRR o8t it 'more definite program for the class. | o-mint Life Savers will do won- X He also reported on th tivities of ders in warding off indigestion. Ir Shale e a0 = helaimyt past two weeks s & simple meth i Can0aon, v a00 el A H and The meeting closed with a lnaI\"Qb:r-fx\‘:‘avs’. hflléfi?‘éo};l;u.“ her torneresst M nwiideclinalito! co v intelli- |nouncement by General William C. | f Recent tests With | popee tests for entrance, regarding Hotehkiss of the White army of a | Thes are it is asscrted, have lipem ag unintelligent. banquet fo he held November 24, e cent in | en Rev. Dr. John L. I will bygmiig] Ensign Carl Frédrickson of Iv-afded ¢ ow 1t is o loud spe oposed to Asan aid in th to digestion poe - aan and Py st Greene, cimen Look e ind 1to the coun- Twenty Vears rday Younger When PAZO OINTMERT | PILES because it Is Fositive in Action. mediately to take out n and redu first application Great Relief. Stops Itching In- kly Relieves Irritation, 7 standing Hm PAZO OINTMENT nded upon with absolute Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- ible. Recommended by | ind Foreign Countries, time ited Sta tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 75 " losed with each tube and box | dy should know. | e Streets, St. Louis, Mo, ~ ey ALl usa F.oH M2 To Select Your Sea Food ET 5 PRIY l \HI | \IIHI CRABN o DEEP SEA SCALLOPS \\Il BOILED LOBSTER AND BOILED \'HRI\II’ iee ke Shore Haddock, Large Weakfish. Fancy § Block 1 1 Cogdiish. Native s, Fancy Boston Bluetish ° Elegant Fiesh sale Fancy Cape Butterfish, Fancy Larze Flounders ge and Small Silver Bass, Large | rv and Small Fresh Mackerel, Large Croakers § La Small Sca Trout. Block Island Bluefish. q ind Leng Ciams, Little Neck Clams for halt <shell. Salt Cod 18¢ pound, 3 for H0c Oyt n is now opened. We have the Indian Neck and Marland Oysters. On sale at all times. re Dros. r,sh fhr?zet COMMERCIAL STREXT FELEPH( 119y {0 INE Open Until Y P. M. Thursday | install | in the stables |yvet been touched udge Fred- | eriminal court [ phack N4 rectors vation army pronounced the henedietion, : The entertainment committes of the class consists of Harry Ander- ' G. Bwen, James v the future, whose wealth Vestervik, Sweden Helgerum son, chairman; astle \ bought by Madame 'H. Dyer, E. A. Hohart, Fred J. C. Cahler, an American oper- Ensworth, George Hennig, William tic singer who married a Swede, hmore and Andrew Johnson. with Adintant Clarenc i Imer and the general, members ex-officio The report made by the general of activities for the past two weeks {neluded among other items the fol- nd for a more spiritual ions of the class. Ap- 0 captalns, with 100 ster — Ex-Scnator alumnus and Bowl dies from pneumonia Bowers church | ponner, New Haven — Ben Cutler shift- to Yale varsity in prepara- tion for Princeton gam P '”"“"“' of = more to be nar The rais- Waterbury 1 O'Nell of of a fun a steno- Holyoke, Mass. I president and seerctary at cague di- regular ting with ministers 11\1 movement t program. cards aft of the meetings, A Mos ite sending ou er mes 4n‘pw. ontstanding One m iy prog curprise army will ha party in December mas music wi vd choir of 60 The army also is Juartet sing t the Christmas Ya lvis- dd is in m for. the class. Last Nail [)mcn in ; Htllhc Basis of Dis v no official finding vet appeal for rey Taking an aln immitating {errace “ X HAIR_E_ROOM Mae Murray Wins Suit - . ] ; For (('Ilm'tmn 01 Rent Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy M \\ omed all Day ell-Gar HERALD CLASSE RESULTS, READ THI FILD ADS TOR Savs Dangerous Varicose Veins Cau Be Reduced at Home Rub Gently and Upward To- ward the Heart, as Blood in Veins Flows That Way 1t DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925, 9th [loor ! Full Course Dinner and A Ia Carte 3 Restaurant Peraonil HARTFORD 28th Anmversary Sale Spectal Values Throughout the Store and F) ree Souvemrs With Purchases Furred Coats IN THE RICH, WARM FABRICS OF WINTER | Every accepted silhouette of the season is represented in this group of superior winter coats. The circular godets, the front f]are, the side flare and the straight line silhouette, developed in fabrics that distinguish their lines. Luxurious collars of squmcl beaver and fox and other furs harmonize with the season’s smart colors of wine, blue, green, brown and black. Seven Groups of Unusual Values, at 29 - 39 - 49 - 59 %69 - 79 - '89 A Price Range and Style Range Worthy of a Big Store Like Ours SRR Why Pay Furriers’ Prices When You Can Buy Dependable Fur Coats at Wise, Smith & Co. For Much Less Money and with Absolute Confidence as to Quality We Here Mention a Few of Our Special Anniversary Sale Offerings FULL LENGTH SEALINE FUR GOLDEN MUSKRAT FUR COATS COATS of huck pelts of diagonally worked only $98 BRONZE CARACUL FUR COATS in full length $ I 39 models BRONZE CARACUL FUR COATS $189 trimmed with fox fur WE SPECIALIZE IN FUR COATS FOR LARGE WOMEN o $169 NATURAL RACCOON FUR COATS of dark full furred $249 pelts FUR COATS NATURAL RACCOON $275 of handsomely dved to harmonize .. marked prime pelts Extra Size Sealine Fur Coats Of prime buck pelts, sizes 48 to 54, at WESQ, Smith & Co. Noted for Girls’ Coats Style, Quality, Mederate Prices and a Wonderful Range of Selection, Are the Reasons Tha Motkers Like to Come Here For the Daughter's Coat Needs. Sizes 4, 5, 6 years Soats of warm wool material, lined and intetlined, $1 1 98 $125 TSR S s et GO GO S B S Coats of Chrystalina cloth with large mandel l‘ur $ collar, shown in the bright new fall shades ............ 14.98 ’ Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10 years Coats of Pollerine cloth, with large fur collars, hats $1 5 98 to match, colors are arab, cuckoo and gracklehead blue . Coats of Buxskin Velour, lined and interlined, large mandel fur collar ..... | Sizes 12,13, 14, 15, 16 years Coats of Velour., Warmly li $19 98 collars and cuffs Large mandel collm and cuffs, lined Coats of Stewart's Bolivia. $29.00 wd, large mandel and interlired, shown in the new fall colors Special Showing of New Fzll Corselettes, Girdles, Corsets and Bmss;eres In a large variety of models and makes. your individual needs regardless of price. e Our expert Corsetieres will fit you to Several Well-known 1Hakes of Corsets at Remarkably Low Prices as Follows: La Resista Corsets and Girdles Made of silk brocade, low top and long " $3.95 0 values, at ... B & G Corselettes miere” & W. B. Girdles Ik brocade, seamless elastic nd long skirt, 85 00 value. sale price $2 '95 W. B. Girdles \"q’ ; ip to 83 Y]J?de g qg lbmgdse' Hook side with elastic suctions over \: xn : , i hips, long skirt, sizes 32 to el ‘ 6, £1.50 values, at .......... 98¢ Rengo Belt Corsets and Girdles Special Prices On All “Mme.| X", “Nemolastic” And other weil-known makes of rub- ber reducing corsets. . l(KrH]I and well boned, $2.95 girdles i