New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1925, Page 20

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1925. — R R R REEDEEDREREEEEEE | adopted the agreement, and hnnt“ lelfast, Dec. 11 P—8ir James 1 0 0. 1 er, de- | [ catioa upon to ten of the work of | $100,000 BEQUEST IRISH BUUNUARY [r;u‘]}:u on behalf of Great Britain, | ¢ o Ulster premic BANKERS RAULY]NG TU l a warrant | R RY the Veterans' burean in Hartford, In| Ca g % 1n | has glven the measurd the royal as- ore e An 4 : itive viee [ reply, Commander McKenna told of | Th d college department of |sent, Ulster previously had ratifie t the \ I)EFLNSh 0[‘ PHEIR HOSr[ tersburgh the mechanics of stecring a voter- ‘mmo chemistry is given a ful it, and last night in Dublin the Dall | ment not only for iis own sake but | = , host of the | B claim through governmental |of $100,000 under the terms of th | Efreann gave its aproval by a vote | hecause o signs of the times were 2 | conve ) [ ment | L o Mo Yo 1 tape, and then pledged his sup- | will of Richard D. Bell of Som: ot 71 to 20 after four days of de-|favorable to the removal of the| Delegates to Tlorida Convention | the ! port to his post members, [ville, assistant professor In the d ate, wome of it acrimonious, custom boundary between north and | k . ds of Coad sald it| | Mayor Paonessa, ex-Mayor Quig-|partment, who dled .Dec. 8, Th " iwl At the final sesslon of the Dail Ireland That alone would | Flgure in New Booze B 15 arrested, they would furnish . ley and Robert C. Vance, the guests |will was probated toda. Agmmen[ ]S Fl)l‘ma"y Rfllmed:l'nw-!vm Cosgrave contended that |1 | the pucts and treaties | x : ! . ! ;Loca] wOlmded Solmers lnsmll 1 Robert C. Vance, tI 1 j 1 tod scandal 1+ million dollar bond for him of honor, also made a few remarks, — — e government for the first time | h l ' It . [ Iaiding officers said they had | in response to a request from the TO MAKE MEN WORK Al S'[ {had secured the good will of north- ade ende 8. Potersburg, Fla., Dee ocumentary evidence” tending to P p l M h chalr. Capetown, Dee, 11 (®) == Sout .Y &Y rn Treland. 1t had done the best it | eredit could not Pl i e ow who owned the lquor and who | Opuiar Member The evening wound up by vefresh \_\1.-1“,m who will not work will b o e the disturbing ques- ; ! f 1d At placed in the room. The — o ng served, Harold Thomp- | Jiable to deportation to a penal li London, Dec. 11 UP—The Trish ( manner )¢ 4 8 : s S ankers rallied quickly 10| je jocal post of the Disabled tho fa > boys | bor colony. This is provided for in | , leader of the W ni nsible for th s0 of Coad when are giving in I O. O, F, hall, and [ a bfll which the minister of labor ns unreconciled, | ot th stath par % ¢ of whiskey A an Veterans installed the fol- +| has prepared for introduction dary ques which long has : PoundAty qneaion B ia) 1 I v he was tacitly ¢ musie by the Rock Island quart been an irritation to the people of |1,k publican deputic feved a new era was dawn ! fine rum in W- | the next soxsion of parliament, nsibility for the w ving officers at the club rooms on | comp of Harold, Arnold, Ho Ireland and to the Britls orn- Dall have expresscd un which Irishmen would be a § ! n yesterday. emphatic in the oning: Command- 'ard Thompson and ~ Willlam Con- A ; i in thel ment, finally has he 1 pposition to what they consider the | cnjoy the frulls of thelr lal g ! was s hict D gram of entertuinment 8¢ | nolly. | CONVICTS IN AET CAMPAIGN the ag t of Irc Mr, Do Valera e vithoul interierenc trl i he roc conyvention. o JeT on; | T A Havana, 11.—Declaring short tin the old lne |at a pul ¢ In Dublin safd v politic ‘1‘.1‘\””-‘1' s used as e or recepti ) 5 I & e KRIM GOLS INTO CAMP | thamselve h ‘ s : bt thelr aries said he welcomed the | yoom | ttending the con- | b B . Tove v dividing ' and sou Iu ‘.n‘x_. ! have t (L S et A BEoImen Ll foan ¥ sl il l'_‘ SEn OFF FOR CUBA Silva; T, L 4 . El Araish Moroceo, Dee. e movesimet mains intact and t rish s . en pa D i v ntion o nent Banl, | | o] 1 Commit . 4 a fo s have formed o i hat nowher 1 2 b St Petersburg, Fla., Dec, 11 (®—| 1 )\ ) - . Riffia of- State Is absolved from paying t « orcign power, but their [ red that nowhere in on « ried gl 2 1. McLagan of Hartford, Ins 11 UR=Aud m, Riftlan ohlef o urge upon the housr Great Hrllamial v [eonsent to this never would be glven, | World were minority treated made up to o The fourteenth annual convention iy = tain and 1 urage are encamped nato the passage of & e to aid in meeti ircat Brital o right to the tereitory | # a salialigrdue: i in ton | of the American Investment Bankers | 4 stallation, Commander | at Alt k in the Bent Urriaguel | amnesty law in thotr favor. ) war debts, ] l cd for those t o) I AEARICES with : - | iosed today. Three hundred of the |Gregory made a speech and outlined | country 5 miles from Ajdir | prisoners hold that the past shoull ot Great Britals nl : A S ‘01550 delegates in attendance 106t this [the policy for the coming 3 formel which he aban-|be forgotten, but in the futur Ulster have [opy iy, he d. BEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | ¢ om rum £hips fu-the GUILOf ¢ moon for Havana. The ethers State Commander of the D. A. ) sefore the advance of Spanish | should they err, justice should | = e e = Ven U hom e |James McKenna of New Britain, was : for | dealt. e o 5 £ et et N | "RADIC | HUB & RADIC | e e e el E COMPANY Of Our Main Strect Store Ordered to move! Our Main Owner Wants | Street store must go! But where? Everything In All It’s no cinch to move a storeful of the Premlses Radio merchandise ifiltobtyvof o]t‘her H“bssu‘a}es ‘%‘:’fit @i | HE general activity in home building and the influence of the Better Homes niovement By Jan. 10tl $cRRE Cuatimee Sy el Go So We Wi @ P / are factors that have contributed to the great increase in our Furniture business this y : h THE ANSWER IS: Have Room For| i i A8 e e e : > [ 5 As) W elieve ¢ 'ta actor ha ¥ We Must Work| vou! The Radio buying public | Qur Main St. B oo e neatuanivenes oo Fast! must help and we will pay you Stock Furniture and our moderate prices. For we have evidence in plenty that COMPARI- St. ;?g:géct:t;clgsus in reducing our toc . SON almost invariably proves our Furnitur ¢ at regular prices to be of superior value. : A great volume of Holiday business would have been assured at our regular prices; Red Seal AND HERE IT IS! Jefferson | e DRY CELLS| | BROWNINGDRAKE = { Complete Parts to 95 Transfom@rs C | |Build the 4Tue $ 1 9-___ Jrowning-Drake. .. 6 to a Customer Browning Drake Coils only ....... TS, A Dining Suite a fine gift for the home. A num- | ber of shipments, arriving too late for the Fall | trade, are spec priced. Wide price range and pia on, Quaint Desks | attractive var Solid Maho! I hout, Duco Finish as low as $25.00, al valuo at “B” Batteries Condensers | TUBES 79 s S Large $ 1 00 Straight Line 201A ; | 2% Volt ..... D Frequency and $ and : | B $39.50. Others up to $98.00. P : s i W;‘N,ngu(t,osm;\i‘mY“l{' ,;”‘: Large Straight Line . 199 bR ( - OF %o nDen we hadit A5 vV NIg e i | | RS complete suites, speclal for Christmas 15 Volt Wave Length Guaranteed H k 7 | " ) = e Mgne{( 579 Main St. Below Capitol Theater | AERIAL 1 WLy R ac o | e e s 347 Asylum St. . Hotel Bond IRE d A i i Gt Guamntee ¥ Opp 5 W 3 8 i section of Colonials. Some real bargains in four ishes, Delightful old maple pleces. One entire Within 45 Hours New Britain Store--155 Main St. pop | | I posters. L R i Cogswell Chalr with loose spring cush- iR i ¥ | fons, tn Velour $22.50. Others up to RADIOLA I $9 05 - (i ) N7 1 g : 1 A ) $100.00, u.:? A b trated, one of th values In our Chr as Sale, Rocker to match, \ A 2 TUBE SET 2 i i RADIOLA Il A 4 TUBE SET (!‘zil:et?‘ ‘r);-_“_homp a r\;\\“L(v!n‘i‘;‘x;gm 5\9"5‘1—5- e el S ————— & i § A ful Sultes in Mohalr $250.00. New styles in e = Freize, the new Green Shade Jewitt Super 1 Stage Storage A Ambassador Muter ¥ j Resistance Cone Type 4 ) Speakers Battery Coils peakers $30 List CoIEd AT Rubber Case B $9.95 up l | $22.50 $12.50 $1.95 | 1D | e e coion Boenen, s Fast Covering, $89.00, B " - Cabinet, {llustrated, built of Mahogany . ———_——-—-‘. " : X E \ and Gum, an extraordinarily nice plece Speakers ECENIRIG SHAMROCK-HARKNESS ) I tor $9.00. Other cablnets as low as $5.00, A Xmas Trce Oulfits 2 TUBE KITS L ; $ r i 65 Cabinets and Stuokers from which te select. With 8 Complete Parts, § 5 Lights $35 List 18 ' These Items--They're World Beaters Balloon Coil Kits iohinine ostors Lishining saresios & : ' i to $112.00. Boudoir Lamps with 3 Gang Condensers . ceee . A S 8! Quaint Table Lamps with Shade Raven Oscillater Coy e - - . 5 y Polychrome Bridge Lawmps with oS Glass Insulators 10c. SHlE Sha $15.35 and up. Large size 4 4 § ilass Insulators ....... ceveeeenn10c 3 o S8.0E Solia Mabsainy Compiete with all acce e d Panels ..& S .lc. square inch b riette) Shade $11.98, Gold) axd Soc! 25 . | v s e Black Flo mp with Georgette Shade, Bullion Sockets e, oo 2bes E E et with solld Iron Lamps with Gay Shades, : ge, one entire section of these hours of labor. Delivcred on club plan ¢ s . | 35.00. d. 2200 Ohm, Tower's 5 Tube Frum. it deslre Phones | Speakers Sets 55 Condensors The Hoosler Cabinet saves steps end ; iy top $16.75. 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