New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1925, Page 7

We Offer making it doubly inviti Indestructible, T} Dainty small beads, FLEXIBLE BR White Gold, Set in Will make an $12.50 to $50. White Gold, Guara Timeke A Gift That'l Your choice of the STONE SET BR. | Spacious aisles filled with things suitable and, fortunately, mostly JEWELRY AS GIFTS PEARL NECKLACES $5.00 each §19.95 each Two Sapphires WRIST WATCHES A practical git SELECT A BROOCH 50c to $25.00 each EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER ;Plamvtlle /Vews‘ >t i MUI]H INTEREST IN Shop Early and Avoid Rush a Gift Selection Large and Varied Creates Uncertain Element ———— all on the main floor, ng to all shoppers to trade here—with comfort and ease. $3.50 each Sterling Silver End of Football Season, hree Strands ACELETS nterest to he EXQUISITE MESH BAG LEGION FLECTION Possmllny o Dark Horse \ARRESTS FOLLOW ~ CRASH | Two Men Tound Lying in Road TREASURED BY WOMEN [f " ' 1ot o o WIDE BRACELETS ‘] Family Completely Dissolved — . a dark hors with pearl catch A very late novelty she will just adore I race and out- other candidates | to be held : $19.30 each I ] i maies Diamond and Sterling Silver '1‘1~”1 _‘“‘ru. s ”HM- ,",{4 “,‘w ideal gift Choice of several attractive effects | Sommas ler, t there s su | keen competition that it fs 1 the result be in doubt until { CRYSTAL NECKLACES | ast ballot s counted. All members 00 each $3,50 to $10.00 each AR o o nteed Perfect Diamond Cut, Solid Gold Catches v S nienont el ety epers Choker Length state Legion lold it ihe 30-inch length $7.50 to $15.00 SSandREt I Hilfoc “‘l,”\", ord was the only SHOULDER PIN¢ presented than 0 pair s I Please S - | lain- > ; Of Rhinestone, in Circle or Knot Bows loglonn ! s newest styles : proud b A gift most acceptable I made than on twelfth of ACELETS | | | | | charge of of on a irt of LEA[]S T0 ARREST . {eriden Man Under Arrest for| Driving While Under Influence ; the ladies of the Heart church in the church parlors first and a |{is evening at § o'clock. Mrs, wit and second, |llam Brown will act as hostess and had Sacred ared so well, His prizes consist of a first ond, cockerel; en; first, cockerel; fifth, pullet, and are |a prize for the best shaped and Ihe lad |colored male, These prizes il mec awarded on rose comb rfternoon L o tlon of officers will Miss M {Porter of New T Berlin | guects of Miss v ginia Wa IEELing Moo meton Wilbo Rate 0 The weekly To Attend Grange Meceting < the About 50 members A ange will attend a of Sunday 1 meting of the Girls tomorrow evening. Officers for the | b will be held in the basement o | coming term will he clected and the | et e nel gt A. B. Soclety Elects Officers For | emplfication of the fifth degree | 7,45 giclock, will also be on the program. The ladies of the Methodist A he Coming Year—James TlmmA\ Judge Griswold Recoyered S0 i G e et Judge George Griswold of 1 na b e stielnggan il n son Wins Prizes At Poultry Show | Beriln town court has now prac- | oeer ;"”‘\ "\‘ M’”m_‘ ah "I‘u” = [tically recove from his severe at- | o "e "o e S 1 S Waxsllc: StandTopplestOver: W b Sobe i (L LSS RER i B e Gl e > : has been confined to his home for || . saaatiernoo: L \fter Lringing ahout a three-car ! S ning : : 2 ar the |SCVeral weeks. The judge stated to- | g e wer o llislon on the turnpike mear the |, Ko ¥ (8 | L TICES statel to- e e i ome of Willlam H, Webster Iast | axpects uties at the |20 vy me ag Y ning at about 6:30 o'clock, Law- | Corbin Sef tfon s % ce Divis of Perkins street, "VIV‘ sometime this week. ¢ | leriden sted by Constable |probably take up his court next week. p- ' rating a motor vehicle while under | Will Decorate Hall r : © influence of llquor, A companton, | Members of Dolton-Kasica = v i 2 liam Clamore of 25 Crown street, [ American Legion, will meet I'RI\I NTS BOUNDARY BILI ind fell afc lerlden, was arrested on a charge |ovening at the Town hall and { Tondon, Dec. 7 (B-—Premier Ralg. | WOk beinz Irunkenness. They will appear in | decorate the auditoriim in 2 today forn ntroduced in i | Berlin court tomorrow night {tion for the Legion show whiel ouse of commons the Irish ho! This 1 W | Davis. wlho is 20 years of age, Was | be held tomorrow’ night, It is giving effect to the peecn | core. T ! 1 e | iving his ecar north on the vurn»; ] that the decoration nt reached among repre- 0 ni 1 H ike and crashed into a machine ‘:m,m atelandiall members are s of Ulster, the Y N | perated by Henry Stohr of 52 Sonth | to ba prosent this evening in order ireat Britain, The Point 1 | ond street, Meriden. and another (to'lend a hand in the work. given its first reading, 1 Ine driven by Alexander Genest | The show tomorrow wll s shire mises to be one of the best that 'nds in Row Davie, machine was hadly wrecked o far visited the town. It v ; s a result of the accldent. the en- | consist of flve specally seloeted ae o > front having been crashad in fof vandevilie, featuring - ' nd the windshicld broken. The of New LR thor ines were not damaged G SO S <UD s S 4 ; ¢ W estent they were name for itselt thronghout 1 5 : ot eold ler thei own | with singing and novelty | JAPANESE HEIR b o ver Constable Brown had siunts, This quartet will present a N i varied program of the St POPU- [ Plans Under Way For Official Pres- (han a f ey ar selections entation of Sword oc Rex v A At the close of entertainm San Krancisco: Doc, 7 : L | J lancing will be ed until mid- |ajons it 4 SR In 1z furnished by Me- | Jupar ST ot " ! i It is expected |the A g 2 b ’ nor, T e New |(nat there will be a large attend- ST i d it Pl Ane Cro i e Is of 82 10 and his Commumity Clul Meeti The pre Reininerial 4 i mnanion iy Constable Brown | A moet Kensington |swo st ) L . ver of the ma- | Community be held to- s lif n heirloom, is was o much unier the inf night at § o’clock at the home of [the first of litional cerc- e ——— | hatSheiconid motstand up and b s hie BTGt BT (N Mexpecied | moniea o) grest (s r tac mer e R S BSOS ! AL P ol e a plan of reorganization of the Por Economy and Convenicnoe i e IR [elub will be presented and steps Shop Here. We Have the Lavaes | niv Judize Krnest W. Mildrum taken o again begin the activities SICK CHILDREN KILLED Snil oYY Baniifal L ot | 1 hear their pleas tomorrow |of ¢ society umber of | lp-.muu \} alia \3-vy'- :m 1: : CHRISTMAS GIF?S ‘ " T Ehae S R ' in our history in Heads Tabs sation and Eoeine e, were 3 °n's 1plish consider. L J BIRNBAUM, Plainville 5 TN Arrested After Accident $L75 to $7.50 each JEWELED NOVELTIE Tony Rozz and John Kra ! $1.75 to $15.00 each A o e | ; Very Pretty Are These ; g sy One, two, three, four or five-row Atomizers, Puff Boxes, Jewel Chests Sherift T , Blue, white, etc. 'Y and other pieces of great value t at Forestville aven whic pols k - [ Thomson Wins Prizes 55 iy (e o i3 place P Ber[ln News | i 8. Thomson took seven | Who are spending the wints - R prizes at the Bridgeport poultry | Palm Beach, Florida. Mr. | &}«m\ which closes on aturday | Conducted a refreshmeont stand on t. Mr. Thomson, who speclal- | rnplke last sumner., ‘tv s In Rhode Imm Reds, sent sev- | Fast Berlin Ttems ‘g ‘bu:m\ ».mm to fmri that he blew with El ]\‘-v I charging from the seven-yard line H through and slid over the | i t 1 trans- | e and he "unn outh En | maintained it was a touchdown, de- | right to kick the bre p amid ‘ the victory by Writ of Execution ‘1\."\"\‘*)4&\« 1 \ ion I to allo on es ) pos: on of the 1y proce this Blrier Mrs. Michael Nolan I r M M el Nolan ¥ t b 1 at 9 c i ] Je y the pa ted a PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL Pirst Church licide Comes Back to Senses, Goes Home 1 el ¢ rd O RuLitiveAsiTel N s hie WHAT KIND OF A CAR? (& ) Ky I 1 Guard Against “Fly” With Musterole a, Grippe art with a cc vou get those warning aches, g with good old \h!\l((flu Musterole is a counte congestion (wh wH.« ally is) and stimul h has all the good q nM— shioned mustard p the blister. ust rub it on witt First you will feel a healing ointment per then a soothing, cox k relief. 1 fusterole ha se. It may prevent S To Alolhrn : Musterole is nl-o made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. 35¢ and 65¢ rs and tu Stand Falls Down. vas caused by coal gas i < A roadside shment stand lo- \ ¥ morning. on the turnpike near Map! ! | mlar one 1 ientiou. 1 in hig John v. John €. T an; are soon “nipped in the bud” without “dosing” by use of — BABYSCOI.DS RS society’ ywn sport Fagan: r Willigen Carey: marshal evening at 8 o'clock in the office of Holland trustees, Willlam N e town clerk and will ta action Yiam W. Gagan, Willlam Binardo | on several matters wh ve been P. ). Ruckley ‘lvrm\g‘\: to the board's attention 1t i= expected that the installa- | I‘ ans for winter work will be drawn f nfficors will take place with- | up, it s expected v fe eks. The name of the | Auto Traffic Heavy. | officer will he announced | Yesterday, the first pleas: ¥ 1 r date, ‘~‘V\u early last week, bro t many automobllists anxious to take S = |advantage of the warm weather, hange of ecarious an original several woode 1d it out the but these have given way and | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS n a steep bank |1y was supporte I over building as assumed a | nce, POR W' LWNA PETE. WHAT'S T MATTER : 3 3 The b of selectmen, George T3 WL 1AL Carter, Willlam H, !nn» r and Raymond F. Dyer. will me his | perhaps the last before winter s in in earnest. The lines of cars were ong and it was reported that there road as t were on some Sundays Cands Received Here. Cards have been received by Ber lin residents from Mr. and Mrs. A Bristol News : - SUDDEN DEATH OF Slree Home Today FORMER Bristol Night At WTI( 136,366 Books Issued At Library In Year—(Constable : EDWARD G, I]UNBAR Prominent Resident Die High +' MANUFAGTURER . Next Friday stark Served In Civil War With Dr. Conwell, Barnes company prominent in the of the city and lodge of Llks nember of Ethan Lodge, K Pyt At G rm farm istol hias, 1 in Larnes had Miss Cora Hurst been He her Funeral not been comple Bristol Night sht of this ments have veek, » third of th hich ambers of is b v L Library Direciors Mect At meeting ¢ e b ry i s | t 1 s la t, Chair port 1 that ¥e ¥ In Dr, known irop Hig} om station WTI e cor ng ar com to Hart- med to have ei Conwell's Company A\ « i il . roand i 18 Deaths In November Noveml To Pass Resolutions vears Grat O'Connell Stars O'Connell's record of 35 suce games with the Boston colleg eleven as well as the fine brand of nn’l»:ll‘ exhibited, drew blg por- he applause his way In the Police Court \m- Puchowskl, who was be fo @ court, this mor on the b arge Irunkenness and breach of the j was fined $10 ani st Frank O'Connell was fined and osts on the AT o r with ke uor sale and reput continued fo Decembor bonds of §3 Public Me Rockwell which has t a stoy Salos and Ser i W “Three X for an 1 Wi The Va ely Musketeers amount tomabile Rzymski of Union street could bring the \rpos ting Wednesday memorial commit in rals- Approxi- mailed to before 179 to sted upon nd rer of bhoo: the KIPLING'S FAIRIES His Sussex Conntry rd K Is the His Pabled Spirits Land of PAY Y EYE GLASSES rar Down A Week Have yuur eyes examined by our Reglstorea Expert Optometrist, WITHOUT ONLIGATION You just can't ord to negleet your eves, w you can get the " GLASSES, sclentifically fit- —and pay 30c & week Michaels OPTICIA weekly nenber Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches 1 masses at St Mary's ch ¢ this week we an- ounced at the masses yester ollows: This morning at 7 o'clock, Ind mass for Peter Dion- morning at 7 o'clock, for August Monsees; v morning at 7 o'clock, anni ¢ for Daniel Higgins and Sat- morning at 7 o'clock, anni~ Mrs. Angelica Gatti, the st of the Im. ption and a holiday of Masses will be sald at . 8 and 9 o'clock and a chil- will be said at 8 o'clock chapel. The 9 o'clock mass will be a high mass Next Sunday will be men's Sunday at the church and the men of the parish will receive communion in a \n»]\- ta clal mass at § o'clock. every eve- the octave 1aculate Con- for orrow & Conc obligatior ning at § o'clock durin of the Feast of the In ception St. Joseph's Church Father Hayes, superior of the La- Sallette missionary order of Hart- ford, assisted Rev. John F. Donohue at v) services in St, Joseph's church 'h and workers in the conve N will meet for supper York Dining rooms Ti evening at 7:30 o'clock Masses tomorrow 7 and § o'clock will be at 5:30, will be anniversary mass Wed ¥ morning clock for Virg Corazza and niv rsary req mass 7 o'clock for Naples " Ald society ening to n en's Chr Jdohn's Church omorrow will meet plans 1k St morning at the Evangelist 1 hold a card at the par- St Peter’s Chureh niorrow morni irch will be said 18 o'clock Th A requicm Wednes ing at § o'c Mrs. J Flamme The C1 ldren of Mary will receive omr on next Sunday morning in St - Andrew's Church m - mass said this y's church for was & will be morni 1 Confessions Kee Your Bowels Open and Your Feet Dry —sound advice because you n't be efficient when your system is being poisoned by constipation. 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