New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 4

HERO MEDAL FOR , BRIDGEPORT BOY oT iy T\ T T e T VR e 14 Year Ms Bravery . Vi IS O R HOIM GREETMG ' v SR A i Lo )3 & Iy TSR PR Bridgeport, Nov. 20 (P —George Dickerson, 14, son of Mr. and Mre. John W. Dickerson, 235 Smith N * K ) 4 : ) Wy ’ street, second class Boy Scout of Troop Slx, was presented with the # Ll | > honor medal of the Boy Scouts of ¥ > 1 A L - \ Amerlca, {n recognition for his brav- x 3 Y ery last February, when he saved A ; S i J Robert Phalen, eight, son of Mr. [} - o and Mrs. W, J. Phalen, 106 Jefferson 4 3 J PRSI - N . ~ 3 street, from drowning in Johnson's Creek, when the young boy had fall- en throush the ice. Dickerson, THANKSGIVIN_G Day is seven days off, Christmas 13 five weeks away—two, when he went to rescue the boy, was foreibly held back by oider men on holidays in the year when the appearance of the home is of greatest im- the shore, but he finally broke away, o Dickerson bad been spear: | | portance! It is a time for homecomings—welcoming guests from distant Shoor Bros. Feature This Gmup For Thanksq wiig ! Johnson's Creek on February 17 this places; assembling members of families for reunions! You bid them all “wel- year. The Phalen boy had been blaying out on tne ice abour 00| {f | come home,” but how does your home greet your guests? How does the furni- feet from shore. As the young boy : gy, Fla ok trongh th o chie” trm ture loo_k in your living room, your dining room, your bedrooms? }Now is the time Tantion to the strugeling boy among| | 1O Put improvements into effect, and Shoor Bros. can help you at reasonable the ice cakes. Dickerson ran to the d'tu J t . 4 e S D Tt he expenditure. Just as we have helped furnish thousands of homes in Hartford where the Phalen boy was flounder- 2 aden d. . ing 1n the ey wa;‘er‘y ) ) and vicinity, so can we bring beauty and comfort to your home. And you will Jumping ice cakes on wi ut, i . . e :F;{,f_“ !)e proud to tell your friends that your furniture came from “Hartford’s Lead- b cobesnsat g e 2| |l | ing Furniture Store.” , place where the ice was sound enough to land. Pushing the young ° b h a4 h hi t . rl?:n::re‘a ao::r nndlc:laneed mm;;]g Three-P]ece Jacquard Group Home Glfts the half-unconsclous form te the i shore. After having gone a few feet the | in bega e Wi d {4 3 il sty e sty : Smoking Cabinet he himself was once more precipi- | f ¥ » tated into the lcy water, He man- aged to get upon the ice again and this time was successful in reaching - the shore, whers he and the youth 1 1 3 whom he had saved, were taken care ¢ o) 0l | 5 f L L= of. h 2 A i o Shelzted fr Beyond the shock and exposure h | s neither of the boys suffered any {ll effects from their ducking. brin o e . et BT Il HAT kind of a welcome will your dining-room give to your guests on Thanksgiving Day? If FIVE YEAR MINE PACT § s you are going to refurnish, come in and view this group developed in sturdy gumwood in / S ¥ H combination with handsome dark Huguenot Walnut figured veneers, Observe the Birdseye Maple NOW SEEMS P ROBABLE 4 — iy ' panels, which give a decorative touch. An innovation is provided in the 8 Pi FAtRE Give him a smoking cabinet buffet, with four spacious linen drawers. Buffet, oblong table, five side eres Three Satlors in Small Boat Finally : | { ‘ L i L Ly Gl chairs and host chair with rose Jacquard slip seats. ‘A typical Shoor 3149 50 L) “smokes,” Mahogany finish 5 " v - 1 pi 13 Are Rescued in Exhausted Condi- : i 5 and birch, complets, Bros. Thanksgiving value! 214N tion—~Home Today, : Ny R $12.50 . 9 pieces (with China cabinet) $179.5¢. 10 pieces (with server) $195.00 Norfolk, Va., Nov. 20 (A—Ex- i - 3 P A A Bl Ten-piece dining room group in gumwood and American Walnut veneers, after or drinking water, Alfred Luker and HEN your guests arrive for the Thanksgiving an interestmg Queen Anne _desxgn. B‘ufi‘et, oblong table, china cabinet, server, 5239 50 Michael Yorke of South River, N. J., Chyi Gy G sot five side chairs and host chair covered in tapestry. . 4§56 Rhlseot knleraos of Berth amel 1 and Christmas holidays, how will the living Table Lam boy, N. J., have been rescusd by the i room, the most important room in your honie, leok? © lamp ; . ., . steamer Isaac T. Mann and will be |, Consider this group in blue and taupe Jacquard, over s Ten-piece dining room group in gumwood and American Walnut-yeneers, reflect- L n&l;rs:glrflr;gifl'i!elfllcr:adx:y'f‘a e the famous comfort-giving Nachman Springs. A group 169.50 d ing hospitality in its Jacobean design. Buffet, oblong table, chinaicabinet, server, 3287 50 e A o Copan specially selected for thrifty holiday buyers, I S five side chairs, and host chair, covered in genuine Spanish leather. ¥ o ted that the men set out Sat. ay for a short trip and were T reatniecs Eror DR InUAllLTRS AT A Peno el e e, i Ten-piece dining room group in gumwood and American Walnut veneers, mod- wn to gea by a storm that arose ) . blue on taupe. Reversible cushions and Nachman Spring 195 00 ‘ elled after an attractive Tudor period production. Buffet, oblong table, china suddenly. They ed the| | Sonstructl . \ ] . ; ; ; $ BRIl U onis e e At crietore obatuction: $ & ) S SRR cabinet, server, five side chairs and host chair covered in blue tapestry. : 325.00 with which they started 3 Waves frec tly brok g Three-plece group .in mohalr, in the charming taupe shade. \ 5 Py % 2 . > v S alb ARt s Ml S with blus brocatells revereible cushions. Nachman Spring Con. $z45 00 4 A (68 Ten-piece dining room group in gumwood and American Walnut veneers, fol- i . Sl aad At : struction. lowing out the design of the William and Mary period. Buffet, oklong table, china hie Jnil"O"‘{’E:;"L,’m“’!‘“l‘m‘,:;;‘:O"l‘(i:“l: o cabinet, server, five side chairs and host chair in tapestry, 5365-00 :.nn{\y«. ! ' :rhyrop-plec« group in all-Tagquard, rose shade, In a striped and § w.»“h.'\::n"?”"?q ; ‘}fr,!',‘,r:,(, h";h:; s Rt e nan s $298.50 Here is a useful, thoughttul Ten-piece dining room group in gumwood and rich American walnut veneers; a were hoisted at the steamer in gift. Vase table lamp, with modern Tudor adaptation distinguished by diamond-shaped overlays. Buffet, 450 00 their boat, to receive the morsel of e 4 shade, in assorted colors. oblong table, china cabinet, server, five’side chairs and host chair in tapestry. $ 0 :\’,:‘y n?:::’r:rlnk and warm bunks Other GI‘OUDS from $129.00 to $1,200-00 s e 1 $9 85 Ten-piece group in gumwood and mahog any, with a striking inlay border effect; i 2 Y a Duncan Phyfe design, patterned after a notable work of this famous Ameri-* EIGHT HOUR DAY can craftsman. Buffet, oblony table, china cabinet, server, five side chairs and s 475 00 Movie Industry is Ready to Ac- host chair in tapestry. ' o Four-Piece Bedrcom Group Fermal.Chaty Other Groups from §135.00 to $1,200.00 Day, | Los Ang: motion pic y at least that ¥ the motion | rs and distributors of illing to recogni | [ . i 183 | 7 M\ Windso ~ight hours as a day's wo! the - . 1l i . 5 films, Fred W. Bectson, secrctary of | | 4 | = | ‘ | state Industrials welfare commission | | - ! g Add to your Colonial A pieces, a Windsor arm ¢ that if the atras : \ tion. Of birch, mahog- RN s i \ any finish. O o Y skefched For the hall, or as an occa- / ¥ : i, N from sional chair, this formal 312-50 X | e stock picce in tapestry, with an- { i tique mahogany finished trame Other Windsor Chairs from $59.50 $5.75 up RIS RS Fzemer OO0 e & — ERHAPS you are planning to refurnish your guest room for the holidays. We invite you to view this End Table Montmartre’s Old Vine four-piece group in gumwood and American Walnut 1 Is -\A\‘"“’ Almost (;Onc veneer. Dresser, full vanity, bow-end bed and chiffor- 5179 50 vine, s : . 20 (P—Montmartr . ette. Another quality group for the thrifty holiday D L Spmet i p:,s:h “ buyer! ; : T Desk § RN . 7 { { a homemaker [ o unlin (Elrsweod tandR o tons RAmarican Eainul S A ad $195.00 : el . il for a quaint pinet. Here's an op- »ortunity for thoughtful \usbands to chuose for 524500 Christmas. L 4 $29.75 F YOU have a liking for Colonial furniture, $ 2 8 5 0 0 you will appreciate this custom built Mar. tuble is an humble . 9 . . s tha Washington chair, very suitable as a living , that does reul ery 25 Other Types of Spinet Desk o N o e ahEeuiTy fr: d blue deni hol- § e to §129.50 Sty gl e Y 451 Sterling Range | D Our Christmas Credit Plan is worthy of he preparation gour investigation. This year include useful gifts th ~ ) of furniture on your Christmas list. You can ! é/@) /\é@q / i @ 2) ) o)@ } INC. make paying for them easy by taking advantage of \ / & { €. our special holiday terms. By shopping early, you HARTEORD'S can choose wisely. * 196-206 TRUMBULL STREET 1 EADING FURNITURE STORE BETWEEN PRATT AND 'ASYLUM