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gt e | MEETSHENRY oy | "TEVT RADO RO C°M'““‘cmms AT - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 FINDLING CHAMP ~'PLASHES OF LIFE: COSMO HAMILTON (ouT ST SUING i ng that he be per. baby in New York e NEW SHOES ARE NEBDED 17, sk FORTWENTY GHILDREN 2% during the winter m; Louls Clarence A. . Waterbury; Harry A. Dean, n; Luigl DiLena, Water- Fltzgeraad, Waters ; red the uge he Fitzpatrick, Stafford 'v.» cI( |n”muv” :rl;'“:uixlmrv‘vl: pose,” sayy the statement, DAY Nursery Would Make Young- Arniy Claus ¢ Frank (i:rrg, Brookfield; h Dy the A Londc Mary oiten is seen . o1 | these morning inally doing her |y, “Mellie” Dunham Pleased With | Chriecmas spomorscranss 1500 e fwhen | her gifts are purchased in littl: | Hospitlity o Todustial Wigand o %, i e 5 o 3% e e o, Wfle Pnrmev Mllhwul Rfldm | does not pay as well." — ex-service men Iated Pross, Quee inia | liam A. Heacock, New Milford; Wal- r (. Kenney, Milford: Joel Kopp, th Man Checks Would Be Welcome, er; Michael Kostek, John F. Leonard, Detroft i v Lynch, New ol New York o (P Bacs e 1 ; i 5 " Lynch, Middle- i Mich, Dee. x T 3 | New York radle novel 18| pis wife hag ‘{ 5 Henrtloss™ 1 1 of 11 town; Michael Michaneiz, Southing- i Now York—Tie v, Thomas | yrodicted by Cosmo Hamllton, Au- | ney (ot P i ) A lccal woman | 1oni Arthur Morris, New London; fiddler, )| Murphy of §t. Patrick's Cathedral adapt their storles to b Conmp. 1o el number of | P'anl Pisz, Moosup; Andrew Rodoc, rrom Nor {18 to officiate at the wedding of | ooy ; A W 1wton: ven 1. Roman, o visit 1 Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to R G OrsSart Michael 8tahl, Danbury; Oearborn Country elub today with | E. Smith on January 1. Her sister |y T T AT Sullivan, Hurtford; Farl frs. Dunham. Murlel was married to F. C | S . n tof y. New Haven; Charles The fiddler and his wite, who have | Of Boston last July by an £ ‘ R \ n. Meriden: James Walsh, en attracting much no N mony. Father Murphy marriod | | ont radte totor Vehicle Dept. was invited to come to Detroit, |We K. Vanderbilt and Virginia. Fair || il sere waiting to be told the plans|in 1899 i Mr. Ford had for thelr entertaln. nent while in city. Befor ing early la John R. Wiggins, New NEAD HY l(\H‘ « I \s~|l|rn ADS FOR YOURR WANTS New Haven—Yale colle ote 10 ask Professor Mer Rome—There's ow on top o | Mount Etna as a result of the worst cold wave Italy has had for a gener. his vis the gen- |ation (s 1 the on.y announce- Al cheafed by the Ford or-| London—Brief is the glory of prize was that there might be!winners at t famous Smithfield statement jssued by Mr. Ford to-[cattle shows. All of them, inelu ; everal owned by King Georg officer of duties of ca : v mensee INEW BEAUTY CREAM " T on the llst 1)"[(‘1\'1 Y REMAKES : : ” ()I R (()\II’LE\IO\ 1 mi.msz differenc put it on! Nourish- autifies — whitens, be left on all night ," was her mono rge E. Hin I have case, to he 1 *h on Feb ely year after slaying Arriving 1 esterddy a‘ternoon | the Prince of Wales, must be killed Mro and Mrs, Dunham were met ,,l‘l‘ cause gome of the entries hay tie railroad station by an assistant|been found infected with hoof and rotary from Mr. Fy aff. He v Bridzeport q, commissioner's authority to give orders to police- men point in §5,000 slander enft rought b nel Dawe st Ja I's personal | mouth disease iisked them into an au- | — rted them for Dear-| New Yoriglfarbara Bennett has | A onderful powder bass RS L e B z asy. Get this new n, of [qult Mauric Mouvet and he now e Hav v cream called Mel- cwspapermen who had journeyed |has Eleanora Ambrose for a dane. | Riliganorton T ot itonall {aiaen ( 1 x The Boston Store, 21l the way from Maine with the|ing ml'r-nxr:‘ Barba ays 1oft |tanced to a prison term of two to B. Cl Stamford; |Raphael's Dept. Store, | ecause RALOD A S ek Lmas Biickiqb el veare fori : Lonts Fran Maurice says tho reason Adtine o 2 St {ehy, Tunehroom manag , n his statement | mor == 3 r of snov ent, 3 = pair of snows & e Mo tho r, was taken dir —_— : I'ord o »s at Dearbor: they | Copenhagen-—Geologists are puz- ¥ had read it own through vant and |zied by the discovery of a pre 2 I they. The only | torc whale's ekeleton in a bog 2 port, of the meeting was that gi miles inland from the North ez onyour tongue— at once the ex aport, tion of a cat sho rom the Country club, told them he | eves blue, toes pink, head. toll and vanted them to have a good rest and | legs chocolate, fent them to the Dearborn Country ; —_— Hartford—Board of exa embalmers tells G “a better a by Dunham last nizht. He A Ereat tidak wo e, e & Vi W I ou] said )«5 wa ars ago Is sugge s the ce forests and wild life buys a tract in | 7 o Q Chimgmont oot ( DAVi DSON A ,.d pregented him with { New York—A four colored ecat X ]:,:f ;O;," Z‘m | PrLACE a Luden's Cough Dron ¢ N D 1 made £ | whose parents were worsh “Ponset." | At en's Cough Droy 3 Syt the King of Siar t ‘ & blend of menthol relieves irrita Vi 174 b ks /2 / e BRIAIN, j jjj “5 , are now ente : 3 7 ib. The fidd! loud in London—Pahlo Casals, famous | makes tion from cold or cough and S he had at the | cellist, has scored a triumph ORI I ,‘ | e £ = i Jast night = conductor at a concert in Queen's| Hartford — Arthar breathing | es breathing easier. hest one he had ever eate 'ml was | hall, British labor N"‘ o easier & nighly appreciative of the attention ! - el Sold everywhere he was b ng given. New York—T} clty authoritic have rejocted an o HEAVILY FINE £100,000 statue of By Portland, Me, Dec. 9 UP—John | Dark, FFahey of Lewiston and Boston was 1 Charles Greene, st Wm. H. Luden, Inc., Reading, Fa. Berlin—Per! Rhine w ven no Wilhelm fnstit tlon with | of gold are flow Iroad cars ch malt veport U1 froni a mysterious rum runni vessel that committer fver —_— ——— | TENT WITH BUFALO 0om of th re the or, ry ball ans Jin Walk AWARDED ¢ New Hae come home John F. Iyl Newport, ~FOR- CE'ERNTW GIVE YOUR FRIEND GET A PAIR FOR YOUR- SELE ‘01 v heart is stirred! i T?—That’s the ques- Ve SO ¢ 'nm-t, so different, 1 he enr :mmrod to get! Prices as ) French Washable Wool and Fur - Kid Gloves Cane Gloves Lined Gloves $1.98 to $4.95 $2.00 to $3.95 $2.50 to $9.95 Brand Brands Inelude Brands Include Northrup Baeme, Unique, Loucks ue. Bros, and Berry for Men and Women Just think of the lasting joy a set of Andivons will give. We have a large assor{ment of Brass . and Fire Sets. 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