New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 2

MARY GARDEN BACK FOR OPERA SEASDY Famous Singer Discasses Sun- shine, Lingerie and Music New York, Dec. 10 (P-—Mary Garden is back, still singing the praises of the sunshine of the Ri- N B -t - Would Make an viera in which &he basks each sum- mer. It glves her strength and Ideal Gift for ‘ \th to go on with her musical Christmas | work, she says, Miss Garden arrived yesterday on the Homerie for the scason of the Book Dept. Chicago Opera company, admitted she still enjoys her sun baths, whis- | { 1 | pered as being in the altogethe e e e The Story —of— n who llve in the neighbor. r Monte Carlo villa, “It iy true,” she was asked, “that THE which first astonished the humt n you imagine me letting any Ip me? Of course I do it | you row yourselt out into the bay | and go through these rites alone?” | laughed, 1 do everything in this life Where would I be it I D2UG CO. 169-171 MATR | | | | 1| dtan't |; Despite these brisk days that | suggest “woolens”, Miss Garden said ear thin clothing and heavy furs. “I never change my lingerie the ] year around,” she admitted. “I |mean—ths welght; but I often the weight of my furs. with costumes, many of them for “ i i A Few Horsfall l" The diva came with trunks (':Hfid‘ r appearance in & new opera surrection”, from Tolstol's sto Gift SuggEStions ‘1: Many of her dresses were fash- fOl" Men i foned by former subjects of the coar. Tn fact, most of the trunks a, There are two gowns by || contained things Ru {a dress by a princes {a duchess and a robe by a prince. Even the uppers of her boots, the LA bottoms of which were cut oft be- flouse Coals causa they would not fit, once be- e longed to a general in the czar's Upbrellas army ookt ess Gloves, | "y yar hand bag Miss Garden TravelingiBaga ""“:K“""'“‘ carried an icon that once belonged AMas Nilk Hose fo an empress. At least, she con fessed, so sald the dealer who sold it to her. | The latest thrill {s the radio. Both wsting and listening delight I have a perfect radio volee,” said, adding s ast agaln, having done s o thus far. She has a radio set r Monta Carlo villa and in her cago apartment and expects 1o o one wherever she goes. PLANNING AGENDA Teague Council's Copordination Com- HORSFALLS 93-99 Msylum Stree: HARITCRD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” Tor the conveniencs of our patrons ' | this store will be open the cvenings of Saturday, Dec. 12th and 19th, and l Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 22 and 23, i ! ' mulate Schedule of Meeting misston Is Endeavoring To For- Geneva, Dee. 10 U o \ coordi- S " |;ation commission of the ltow down the making of arrange ts for an international gather gists in large and smail bottles, i P "% {the League of Natlons, which is en- ¥ ‘l‘he deavoring to formulate an agend 2 | rence fo which the United ronfi@ |states and Russla will be bidden {continues hard at wor over which Great Britain and Fran ar congestion of the tisues of the omposed and Torelgn Minister air passages—isnotonly soothed | 100000 300 dovakia will draft recovary is often made possible e i i et by PERTUSSIN. (et BN Ed o s “dope” (such as narcotics, can- nebis, chlorcform or other injuri- TUSSIN is both effective and reliable. Physicians bave freely | /1% years for everykind of coughand | desires to keep apart the siudy of bronchialtroubles.Sold by alldrug- armaments, looki on. Fra 10w- o regard disarma for an {international dis The knotty question concerni @hen caused by some irritation el R R R and controlled, but a complets the plan to cover it. Lord © Entirely harm!ess — fres from Ll ous drugs) the action of PER- prescribed itfor more than twenty | Great Rritaln, ¢ s believed here. ond naval cf nfer- continues both on land and & |10 tengue elrcles nea to di President Ceo- rmament in hos led to government armament lidge's refers s message 1o CONETess — Safefor "N | o Bvery Cough = |- inien v ference held in Gen on is made, nev vitatton for the Unit te will be addressed fo the DANCES FORBIDDEN % ha M. C. LeWiit's - | UPSTAIRS JEWELRY SHOP! Room 4 299 Main Street ) New Phene 3100 T Drinking Pout at Recent Affalrs WIADOW SCRELNS, ETC. | Canscs Ban to be Ordered at Kew Britain Screen ffg. Go, | o ot varl Splettstoeszer — H. . dohinson . T 4% ROCKY HILL AVE Tel. 57383 i i S % ' J. D. DONAHUE Voice Culture Tuesdnys Bnd Fridngs Loomoto¥pom Sudio PHOTOGRAPHY | the Murray Photographic Co, 169 Main St Pho . (rear) Ll Proprictor = BENNETT MOTORS H 0 Arch. > hoped to| FLASHES OF LIFE: PHILADELPHIA | GIRL, MARRIED, MUST GO TO SCHOOL | ) Lot By the Asroclated >"r/hm |from Europe with his helress bride, Stamford, Conn.—Clarence Good- |the former Nancy Sayles, who hro [man, who has just left the ministry [her engagement to Lieutenant Er- [ot the church ‘of the Nazarenes to nesto Becel of ltaly, thinks any girl ‘hfi an excavation contractor, eals has a right to change her mind. As dynamite. Ho says it is g00d medi- for the loutenant, ho i & thorough cine. Firemen putting out a blaze gentleman and a mighty fine fellow in his house found eight sticks of it | - ; ind ealled him to court for not hav- | ing a storage permit. Then he told why he kept it in the house. He was fined §25 | New York—Miss Susan Brandeis lawyer and daughter of the supbeme ourt justioe, iy to marry Jacob H fibert, also a ver, York- 1. De La Falalse v gold letters on an office just w York-—Southerners love New | York. There are more southernars in New York than in any place out- opened for selling I'rench s side the south. Main strcet thanks The gentleman is Glorla God 1t is not llke New York, and marquis |then does its level best to be as like | New York as it can, These remarks wer by Robert Adamson, president at Columhia—Miss Elizabeth ot the New York Southern soctoty, er of New York, u in weleoming Jimmie Walker to a iuetics and does.not smoke, but she dinner as one who had captured the |wears high heels. hearts of the south. | Philadelphla — Mre, Catherine |« Sherman Fess, 14, must go to school i two years more and her hue must see that she does it. T venile court has so ruled. The b e ot education complained that many | Baltimore—Girls are nearly girls under 16 are marrying to es-|per cent wrong and men o Icape school. per cent in estimating how lo will take them to dress or do any thing. Tests have been conducted t geven colleges by Johns Hopkins irios vanson's New York—The healthiest of 1,00 no cos Shenandoah, Towa—A movia own for the e of honest Avertis. as posted notlee that ho regards 1o is showing as one of the weakest he has seen, London — Electrle tricked Iguanas in the zoo info end- ing a week's hunger strike. They would not eut because of fog and | cold, thll artificlal sunshine made [them wiggle fast to the feoding troughs. lights have sycholo TO HONOR AMERICAN Paris, Dee. 10 (P —The Journa says today the French goverr nent, on recommendation of Marst Parls—Beaucoup franes being gar- |al Petain, has decided to raise Color nered by a wealthy and soclally (¢! Charles Sweeny of Spoka prominent young American jeeman, | Wash, to the high grade of ¢ whose home was tha subject of cv officer of the legion of honor. Col- osity by President Coolidge, are first oncl Sweeny w ad of the Sher Ipage stuft here. Le Matin pictures iflan air squadron cor q him and ks that he has sur- |American fliers, which soms | passed the Bambino. lago participated in tha or R {campalgn on the side of the Rome—The fascist! are pressing | — e — female religlous to join teachers’ START NEW STADITM nnions and the organ of tha Vatican Columbia, Mo., Dee. 10 (Fi- is protesting. firound was formally broken veste e day for a £300.000 memorial sia New York—The Reversnd Francigif@t the University of A TeBuftd of Fordham university {#tadium, to be bullt around hill side would either stop arresting our will form a natur amphitheater young folk for doing the very things | With a seating city ultimately of {to which we allow them to be pro- [70.000. The first unit. to he com- |voked, or clean up our stage, our |DPleted this year. will seat approxi- maovies and our literature. Havre—Early Christmas shopping | delayed the sailing of th )1 fesourl, The n ¥ {in steamer Rochambeau for Now Yor! 12 hours. Several hundred carloads | of presents are on bourd the steamer New Yo Lee G nett Day, b NEW AND BETTER ViAY TO EAT BRAN | Mmoo Spearmint Fiavored V i Bran Wafers—Like Dinner Mints—Doctors Endorse No matter how long or badly you suffered from constipation T purgs 1 thful, mint- pressed s, One each mea and appetite verybody love them, constipation troublas are Herbert for “Bran-O-Lax Ta carton, at drug Patronize RFEESTY R GNF oy and Join the Vieccano the Greatest Structural Toy Jackie Coogan selects Meccano as his Our Stock Is Complete The “Handy” Hardware Store MAIN STREET New Britain Merchants Do Your Christmas Shopping Early New Britain National Bank Christmas Club Makes Your Christmas Shopping Easy NON COMS HAY FEEL THE BUDGET (CUTS Army and Guard Oficers Likely To e Affected, Washington | Thinks | Washington, Dee. 10 (AN mmissioned officers of the regular v on detached duty with the or- zanized reserves, national guard or | reserve officers training corps units, nay feel the effects of budget cur- tailments, | despite assurances of Director Lord of the budget bureau, n his officlal synopsis of the esti- mates for Jie coming fircal year, that provision had been made for rining the 118,000 established th of the present establish- | ment. | Examination of detafled figures for the army shows a cut of approxi- mately $500,000 in the “pay of the army" ftem which controls the acs tual strength to a large degree. This § equivalent to the pay of about 1500 privates for a vear. To maintain {he full strength of 115,000, it {s obvious a reduction vould have to fall clsewhere, and there have been rumors that the ex- ess of high ranking non-commi sioned men in the army had attract- 1 the attention of budget officials. 1t vacancies developing among sergeants, particularly those on de- tached duty, are allowed to go un- lled, however, the withholding of promotions would be certain to af- army morale adversely. The function of detached ofticers fn the national guard, organized reserve ind rescrve officers training corps slements of the military policy also is considered highly important and this may compel the army itself to cut its own enlisted strength to keep pay of these men, Another cut of $1.407.000 in transportation of the army” may necessitate a complete rearrange- ment of the summer training camp | plans nest year, since the item cov- ers the movement of regular troops o and from the camps, VETOFS DIVORCE BILL Miami, Dee. 10 (A—Gavernor Gieneral Leonard Wood yesterday ve- toed a bill passed by the legislature liberalizing the divorce laws of the nds. At present the only ground for dlvoree is the conviction of a shand or wife of the crime of choice. L. Mills and then he anged to Blackstone Words fail us (But facts don’t) There are grand old words which have been used to describe cigars so often that all the meaning has been squeezed out of them. Such words as: “fragrant”—*mel- low” — “aromatic” — “delightful” — “mild”—“exactly right.” Sowesay thiss You cap’t get choicer 100% Havana filler than that in a Blackstone Londres— taste it! You can’t get more perfectly- made cigars—note particularly the free draft, the even burning, the long, firm ash. And Blackstone's fast sales assure fresh cigars wherever you go. Nearly half of all Blackstones are bought § or 10ata time in the sealed pocket packs. That’s how dependably good our smoking friends ot bt find their Blackstones. filler crop in years —in your Blackstone CIGAR Blackstone was a fine cigar 52 years ago. Tt was even finer 10 years ago. Itisatits very best today! FURS For Christmas What could make a more ap- propriate or lasting gift than a beautiful fur coat! We have been in the fur business for 30 years and our knowledge is freely given to anyone interested in the purchase of a fur coat. 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