New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 3

FLASHES OF LIFE: XMAS CANDLES |YALE MEDIGAL SCHOOL FILLED WITH WHISKEY ARE SEIZED By the Assoclated Press. Sherbrooke, Quebec = Perhaps “Lord Jeffrey Amherst famous song of President Coolidge's alma mater, will be played as a wedding march. Miss Vera A. Hale, physi- | clan and descendant of the founder of the college, s to marry George D. Pratt, Amherst ‘93, wealthy New Yorker connected with Standard Oil. leymen's arbitration end and both | sides put in final briefs tunity to Benefit by Fatest New Haven—Another dormitory | for Yale college. Discoveries Bridgeport-—Pay increases for fire- men and policemen expected fo b | ordered by common couneil | London—8eventeen music halls ehtained licenses to sell llquor after petitioning for years in vain. Middlvtown ment made here today The conferences are s put the staff of the hospital and New York—Two thousand boxes 3 s 3 At the meeting of Boy the general practitioners of Connec y \ with of Christas candles, flled WIh iz o0 o ntongay night at the ticut towns in touch with the whiskey, cordials and gin are in the péssession of prohibition agents and five: girl candy makers have been ar- rested in a factory. Norway, Maine—Mellie Dunham, Maine's champion fiddler, and his wife are going to travel in style viu Montreal so e can play for Henry i'ord In Detroit. Henry has sent I'ullman tickets via an automobile zeney, Baptist church, Willlam Judd and |scientific Pra Jack Loomis were appointed a com- mittee to lay plans for a hike to befac held some Sunday after Christmas. |S A motlon, previously tabled, to raise | the dues was passed unanimously | and another to ha them sed further so as to include regis ion vag tabled. The treasure clopments m of the ments in s most n D pediatrics &Y candi- were played in the e 12 scouts, two New York—The late August Bel- | e e sl Liont's box, one of the most favored | G i PR S in the opera's diamond horseshoe, |? & viseting Bl Troop 3 ec| . Bake GL e CEPRRIURE Of 8 e DR Gt i, Hhs This patrol wiil conslst of |cine, and Dr. Arthur H. Morse ¢ * | scouts who have been with the troop | ! lupartment of nil cing magnate, for less than |5V 1 king magnal or leince 1t was formed last June but)&ynecology will hat 2,000, the book value. ir | clinics in their res who have cet completed tl second cl ny Halfa, Palestine—A little dissent | i | S e R e way they aking soldlers from Al- Lorraine have deserted. The man colony at Mount Carmel is | sending them to Germany. b nteresting tlon in this field. |“The Trysting Place’ a Parce Com Carroll Dry New Yeork—Drivers are taking trol leader of notu of what Magistrate Golden of ¢ Tirooklyn will do to them if they Harold Kee {reat, their horses unkindly. A ped- | Class scouts by dler and a laundryman who left | court ot honor thelr horses unblanketed in the cold {Leon Griffn, Jr., had to leave hats and coats in court |badges and beca cdy Pleases Targe Audienc At South Church while Scoutmaster Arn many merit ed the supper South Congre and stand outside fitleen minutes. | Sven Swanson was e iing, when | urer roop 22 at its la ment pre Vietorla, B. C.—Ten Philadelphia | at Salvation Army hall, while Bern- P sy Booth T cirl Daseball players, stranded in|ard Richter was chosen scribe |Amy C. Guilford sere, | Scoutmaster Fred Engel ra - 1 n on a tour, have arriv: passage paid by a Hon hant ¢ Kong |2 Lincolu head for good | and good work. E cricson | mitt oop at their meetin, as A ripped sear New York—The American peoplt annually spend ten times morv | money on cosmetics than for il of pure science investigator 1vs Herbert Hoover Northampton, - city of President Coolidge demoeratie. Willlam M. MAVOR OF MARLBORO publican tesnakes clos well behin poor fourth. J er scoutma was present. Yau- mes Bunting, a m ¢ trom Flushing, L. I, | of Greees| York on the ad through the etary Wilbur | ew York—Vincent Astor, wha s Fifth avenue man- is t6 build a 0th strect Hardware Trade Brisk; Prices May Increa k, Dec arket summary 1 say tomorrow jobbers are very 2.—In its we Hard. ntiy sold for 33 11 town honse S TUMES FATAI Cew Haven- members give cording to market ul Christmas for the ade. “Prices are and there ar BBORN SORES s and had to 1 and inflammations quickly qru Resinol y in some ilers who are not preparing e not active ough the trad fairly Jeer at New London 8 na Company falls to his death from voranda 1s they have b ing on strictly good “Callections confinue to improve ™ staple lines is New Haven—Arguments in trol- | SAVINGS DEPOSITS made here on or before DECEMBER 3rd bear interest from the Truly a Bank of Service Open on Saturdays 7-9 p.m. Join Our Christmas Club Now! Have $12.50 to $5,000 Next Christmas BOOTH TARKINGTON PLAY | R S SR 1S HOLDING CLINICS, § >@bm v vints intended to | Gilbert Mahogany Clocks $7.95 up Most of them Chime on the hour and half how Guaranteed Accurate Time-keepers 3td Floor [Imported Colored (110 ssware 98¢ Set ("loice of French Dressing, Salad Dressing and Sugar and Creamer Sets IS FULL OF CHRISTMAS INSPIRATION A SRR SRR PR R T AT TR S AR PR SRR I Pottery I CLEVER COPIES OF ORIGINAL EGYPTIAN PIECES ON EXHIBITION IN THE MOST FAMOUS MUSEUMS. ORIGINALS ARE VALUED AT THOUSANDS Of DOLLARS $1.00 Upwards Console Sets Urna Vases Bowls Jugs I Brassware ! [0 CATCH THE CHEERFUL GLINT OF WINTER EVENING FIRELIGHT Candlesticks § Nut Bowl, Cracke: Bread Serving Tr Flower Baskets $ I"anging Baske! Christmas Checks I Glassware GOBLETS, BETS, WINES, VERY FINEST QUALITY. Amber Gold B: HIGH Superbly Fine Hand Cut Table Stem ware, l‘]""’\ COLORED CANDY JARS .. COLOR SETS NOVELTY CUT CANDLESTICKS 98¢ I TH Cheerfully Cashed AND LOW SHER Il CORDIALS, OF THE nd Green Colored Stemware, anded Stemware, Piece IRRIDESCENT 5D PERFUME BOTTLE COLORED FRUIT BOWLS. .. COLORED GLASS CONSOLE Not only to the woman who plans for the home, but to every member of the household, and to everyone else who has even a tiny room of his or her own—The 3rd Floor Gift Shop offers a treasury of Suggestions for Christmas giving. Prices, as usual are very modest. £ GIFT S Dull, glazed pottery from foreign lands, color- ful glassware that is exceedingly decorative, unique vases, side pieces for lovers of Brass, distinetive Lamps, Beat just have to come and see for yourselves! Imported Nippon China 08c Neatly Boxed. Choice i of Ash Trays, Flower 4 Vases, Wall Candlesticks, Sets Pockets, Condiment Ird Floor Black Flower Vases $2.95 N\ An exquisite pattern in Black, with silver inlaid. Others at OP: v i o O 0 5 0 Pl P 5 5 P 1 P 0 6 P PR P R interesting candlesticks, hearth- itifying Silverware—Oh, you'll i Lustreware l SCINTILLATES WITH LINGERING BEAUTY. EXQUISITE E FOR A QUEEN'S PALACE ODDLY SHAP MASTERFULLY T 23 pe. Tea Segs T R TR T | Chinaware § THE WORLD'S BEST, IN GOLD BANDED FLORAL COLORED BANDED AND BLUI WILLOW DESIGNS FULL 100 PIECES TO THE SET $17.50 to $100.00 Imported China (alk Pl ; Hand De i 31.98 and & {9¢ \ t a t 69¢ “ with « $2.49 ! 08¢ [ 22,08 ‘.‘ [ a Blankets DAINTY OF COLOR, ] L LIGHT AND SOFT, TINIC BUT AS WARM AS TR, ARE THESE “HO Pm'li \Y."N‘l OR Blankets $7.50 had JILK COMFORTER BRIEI e 1\ t ( o fuagage For Those Who Travel 210.95 TUp e y must make will stand up uried travel. ter will e Hat Box: Sor TRAVELING 83.75 Up FITTED CASE 215.00 Up DUPONT HAT BOXES LINET $4.95 CASES $1.49 Up RICHLY DESIGNED, AND LASTING BAGS $10.95 and $17.50 Console Sets, silver inlaid £6.90 Candlesticks $1.29 i Ca neware i WHITE ENAMELED HAM S LOOKING, DUR- OUND, SQUARE, ING, 3 CORNERED, SEMI-ROUND SHAPES Silverware M JUELY SHAPED, ICE OF BUTLER BRIGHT FINISH ND to $15.00 Jong, Trays, Vases, Console Sets, 00D ABLI OB Ware, Well and Small Size At $5. es. Relish Dishes, Medium Size At $6. 6 Piece Sets Large Size At $§7. Christmas Checks Cheerfully Cashed '\} Rugs-Lamps AXMINSTER RUGS FOR CHEERY || FIRES TO GLOW ON — FASCINAT- ING LAMPS THAT SOOTHE THE NERVE 27x04 Smith Axn Rugs in all new Designs . $4.50 for Bath and Bed he wanted | BOUDOIR LAMPS TABLE LAMPS BRIDGE LAMPS FLOOR LAMPS BED LIGHTS Rilk or Parchment Shs ) |