New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 2

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TEXAS POLITICAL GET YOUR | wunoi CONFUSED 1926 DIARY while the assortment is Coming to Grips Austin, Texas, Nov, complete Stationery Dept. THE DICKINSON D2UG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. made | in| al | Ing of the Ladies’ A | parish hall Wedne / } ; litieal row appeared ready | t ¢ ¥ fi today, 9 what the new week-end would lt [ n 1o attempt to say. ved the po- I in his second term as governor eight walks | vears ago, are inclined to look for end of a his part. igh while a { n for presi- | he American | G avs commanded Clients of c ability also to direction he wishes od him in good stead. Liquor Feward Offer. by political re coining = offer of the Fashion in Hartford Horsfall-Made Snits and Over- conts $15 to $85 an worth as mu reen to turn public newhat from the a session of the £ enppressing vital iovernor T'ergnson’s liquor clamation, have in r ! Texas newspaper men, accused by | = /)U /’ 8 flumerw ’ i TARITCRD ) m‘w‘{ “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” e« portions in v considered J. D. DONAHUE Voice Culiture Voices tested Tuesdays ang Eridays m. to ¥ p. m. BA'I‘TEHI E“5 Auto Electric Service L. A. ABETZ l'el. 2860 114 FRANKLIN 8Q. WJ‘ ’ M. C. LeWitt's UPSTAIRS JEWELRY SHOP Room 1 299 Main Street New Phone 3100 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY The Mureay Photographic Co 169 Maiy St DENTlST Dr. A. B D.D.8, Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S, N-RAY., GAS and OXYGEN e ——— = B Johnson, = R AD HERALD CLASSIPIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS L R R SRR Look what we've just unpacked! Hundreds and Hundreds Watch and Wait But of Wonderful which originally seld for 82.00 g Ry Don’t Worry! Now 75 cents i — MOHILL BROS 297 Main Street o Yenlsor is coming ! 111D ADS | WANTS | READ HERALD t 1LAS FOR YOUR ‘Fergusons and Anti-Fergusons | « BOOKS ! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER e 229 . be he | Activities in T Catholic Churches St. Peter's Church ‘There will ba a requiem mass for St. Mary's Church Anthony Dinonno at &t nouncements of requiem masees church tomorrow morning ut 8 vn: the week were made at 8t |o'clock lary's church yesterday as follows: | The Month's mind mass for Mrs. L'rank Riley, Thursday wmorning at 7 St. Andrew's Church v, Friday morn- 'The feast of St. Andrew, patron Michael J. Holly- 'saint of St v's chureh, is be- Iversary Saturday |ing observed by the parish today. t 7 o'clock for Catherine usual first Friday devotions will bo held this week {his morning meeting of the. The entertalnment in the parist 8 Benevolent Legion | hall Saturday night was largely at evening at 7:30 | tended social, mlm meeting of the Holy will be held Wednes BRITISH TROOPS START EVACUATION OF COLOGNE 1d at s will be oon and eve- Mosement {s Bezun Day Farlier Than Necessary Under Lo- ) Agreements 30, (AP) cnation gne, German, Nov. British troops began the evs of the occnpied Cologne zone for Mrs. John O'Neil Imorning, a day earlier tha of South Mair ged, and betore the hich takes place London The o d was n vears [ tions of the provided for « signat street security agrecment parish tomorrow in Officers wiil upation of the zone bridge undertaken by the ago under the treaty of Versailles. The acuation afts There will be con| day afternoon and masses Friday morning at 5:30 and | treaty {Ro:clook years, on condition that Ger-| e | many fulfilled the stipulations of the | perfod wa d allies found Father Cotter of the er of missionarics of Hart - | treaty. The {when the X tearvied out the disarmament provi St. hlhn s Church sions of the treaty. There will be a meeting of St The Berlin government having | John's society of church of St. |satisfied the allied council of am John the Evangelis: 1d | bassadors in this respect, the evacu a meeting of the Alfar society |ation was ordered for this week. A XMAS SPECIAL $6.00 bownN PLACES THIS EASY WASHING MACHINE IN YOUR HOME Tie most desirable a~! practical of all gifts for mother o the family Barry & Bamforth 19 MAIN ST. PHONE 2504 Electrical Gifts Are Practical Gifts Announcement! SPECIAL CHRISTMAS %= SAVINGS " 39 OFF ON ALL - ’?en s and Women's Shoes Sale Starts Tuesday, december 1st J o mf( SHOE SthLS 482 Main Street City ltems Pyralin Ivory for Xmas now vest O'Lan at Axelrod's, Park strec on ‘\N\fltlrl avenue, 50, 1925, with Mrs. Lars B Thursd ernoon THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR tInoon. ¥ before you buy and have 10 {jjam 1. Petor's | regrots.—advt {Joseph's church had John Donohue, Thoma Mrs, Vi rday, Mr, and ‘lu in and Mr. and cent Laverty of Lakeville, Mags was cclebrated at 7:30 o'clock | P! Ter stipula- | | Offer Is Limited! & enora, Pa. ident Norman F. Cooley 1 & Cooley Mig, Co., {& underg: tment at um er Oak ho! ord, aski of 99 B of the scriof who lives nde 101 hnson when it w standi rand and Prospect streets. Johnson reported that the tire ling the holidays Marjorie Ander: spent t iving recess with her par- Miss Ander pastor of . | 15 s BUEStS o)) oot strect lander will ente |friends of the lo 0da Fellows | Friday evening the degree will | o le conferred upon a class of candl " [ dates, Mr. and Mrs. Leon |announce the hirth of a daughter ‘\\r.,mh Ruth, at North Conway, N L u B . Nov Mrs fore her marriage, Miss WINDOW SHADES i We carry a full line of quality and color. We em- | Foss Salley of | ns Ruth Sehnetr of i clty B ploy a man who cuts and makes Window Shades ho | pmeme i T H ey 4 i ‘HoME WET WASH | wl ! LAUNDRY OUGHT TO PO QUR! every day the year 'round. We can give you the . v | | WIASH, SPORT! LETS I !GO AND TELL MOM IWHAT WE TH:NK» THE D. MILLER CO. he Miss Jane Brown studen They are money savin, coupon 18 THE BOY IS RIGHT. ORDER OU l\ |SWEET AND CLEAN WET WASH PLAN INTO YOUR LIFE. Home Wet Wash Laundry | | | | I | | .Come to the Calendar Capers SOUTH CHURCH Young Woman's Department DECEMBER 1 AND 2 Tuesday and Wednesday Afternoon and Evening Bazaar—Admission Free Supper 75 cents Play: “The Trysting Place”, by Booth Tarkington 35 Cents, at 8:10 p, m. Christmas Ships Come In ‘This is the week when the Christmas Money Ships of several thousand New Britainites come in — for we are mailing checks to the members of our 1925 ‘Christmas Club in amounts ranging from $12.50 to hundreds of dollars. Join Our 1926 Christinas Club Now Forming.’ Truly a Bank of Service Saturdays 7to9 p.m. B

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