New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, DE(‘]'Z‘.\IHI‘I!’ 18, 1925, Ing the first three years, provision 'gandu was belng spread in Latin- | rast “m. 1 Poland, to see 1 1 land, the town and fiflNSflunA’[‘mN l]l! ol b made e ik oo AMCTiAn COna kb HEH ’m SH ARF IN ‘RUSSIAN WQWN ENJU{ FAVORS U S PLAN overnment, Which | oty in wioh s tved, euvsed Mg ad co e to states and e ates, i 1 d work o big | fathe d the lics L g municipalities, In a telegram sent today to Man- FRF]‘DO d pN[) PRW” | I 1ent sc \] Ilm‘ “u:: u‘: “‘..‘n; ‘\"n”.\lt-r(‘l.sypo ey 0viTa), 0908 Carriers not joining in the plan|uel C. Tellez, Mexican ambassador | Ll 1L N A; Lord Rothermere Wants Central i 0p . He loft his father's home, Isadore for consolidation could be made At Washington, he stressed his § Ao | ! a g ( k ; Ll Powe Ide Use trick J. Hannon, membe of Kofowitz, 2184 Barnum avenue, parties to the unification by the ! (riendship for Mexlco and said that | By Sy By P I L] 0 WIN Ejament and direslor of (he Birits | Bmtfard, urioliserved, st altaw et X commission, which would have :"*“'”\‘ L"WI A :\:‘1 wonmre h “: Chleago Man To Ald, i commonwealth union, In u letter | eral hours had elapsed the father " vae Rill | power to preseribe terms gt fr Pecn exaggerated and misin Many Privileges—May Obtaln ot Madl st Iy supports | frantically notified both the Strate Senator Commins Prepaves Bil| v i rperie, terms Yorl now 0ston Man Sentenced on Relum‘ . Do, 18 (P—A wlgnet ar- | 1% | ds unreasonable, nere's idea HI‘! also | ford and Bridgeport police, e was . . After the effective date of s he would stand by Divorce Without Cause, t ord Ttothermer nted | o employment of Mr, Insull be- finally discovered in the grocery [0 Accomphsh Tms approving consolldations, the com. ¥ § a8 sct forth in an ad- me H(]"eymom] t 1 ail in whi ireat Brit- | e ) at knowledge of ap- | store of J, Gross, 18318 Stratford mission might require rallway v of his speech glven the \ w 18 () - ' s wlopt 4 entry ¢ wenue, calmly chattng with Mr. properties to be made avallable for J o . 7 in the lo of ; ol to ! — Gross, who was able 1o converse Washington, Dec. 18 (®) — Pluns | common use, g el il Jo: — Choster W. 1 prob- | & ; ! WANTED 10 with him in Polish. to facilitate railrond consolldations| All transactions , fn connection .o g N O Campbell o rsham, heir to a| " o & Sl rd. Dee, 18 () sire e are outlined in a bill prepared by | with exchange or sale or purchase i ””“‘“h e L 000 eatilo nvs Eene I i ¢ ) on on ¢ f M afow 1%, who a week | READ HERALD CLA 1ED ADS Senator Cummins, republican, Towa, | urities {n connection with the yp' 1 H‘*’f Bt COPY 0L | tenced a year fn the house of LRy ey LA G he nited : Ol YOUR WANTS for early introduction in the sen- idations would be free of tax.| ¢ P fon yesterday for larceny of ! ate, state or municipal YALL SHOW OPENS n-automobile in which he made a | ! The carriers would be 'y f rec.year perfod, m.-..! W trip to Georgia three years in which to p § ary ight make applica- | hramatic Prod A 1 guilty to stealing the consolidation. After that, the quire through condemna- | ception in Detaodate e from a Caml terstate commerce commis " sedings the ownership or i S S by last moy e i « b m AT would be directed to publish a y A\Tovasa e A DR lv.”‘““‘d e I/f’l'” SIS LS S 5 B ;i ¥ to bring together systems not i | a lihe S s T y ; 1 2 i the child a r 4 cluded in previous communications, _ Brariatne tiben | iy ¢ 5 i 1 s tho game \ ‘ ‘é ; Declaring unification of carre S S ! e ; G ! the legitima er passenger and freight rates ec bLe obtained, the bill sets forti the policy of congress that ed number of systems s i £ i I, . e Shd ; erformances established in a mar nien | Former Y Relalia e would _preserye conipet and | rlc No Reflections .. signal ere at- . s e danEd ‘ ol ah f‘g P‘ maintain the existing trade chan- N dec. 18 (P—John Bar- tained by Wi Hinkle, t 1l ¥ had fEin i L ¢ to foll ) il D* h‘}'& nels, mbassador to Argen- Southport, the only Connect i co in the | hushand to anothe ce st d L -~ The bill, to be known as the rail- | tina, denies that he had in any way inthe troupe, who ap the New York refo The poliee way consolidation act of ted upon the Mexican or other role of Jeanne ‘the het ried that he Wit bato svola o G;T ()'ll IESrl MARKET PR]CE‘S been drafted after confere 3 -American governments or | Lreakingest lif 8 for larceny in Drovidenee, It. I. 1 1 e il qually |4 4 tween Senator Cumming anc sl- dr representative newspapers in | . S with There i ¥ dent Coclidge and membe 5 [ nis & before the P can | One-halt million tons of waste | There are more than 100,000 per- | women Judges, lawyer Rt PR i interstate commerce commn on. f Jfi CONgress y in apple are In the case of consolidations dur- | which ho said Russtan soviet propa- | United Stafes (Uit Saten, B Fratesion 15 ot 0 oom, 1 Fresh Roasting f‘nickens - s e TR = il Tender Younor Broilers . . . bbbk e kbt lidGalants “ & Choice Fresh Fowl . . . . . ih . : tlt Prime Boneless Rib Roasts . 7 _ g @ 1 Sirloin, Porterhouse and Round Steak 2 not income profigable ystems up to five pe 5 f ok, written by s S N Choice Fricassee Chickens . Legs Milk-fed Veal . . . . Loins Fresh Pork . . . Tender Boy “,’5 235 Roasts Large Smoked Hams GRS e RPTRS Dlak s e Aurived altogether too late for Christmeas a c]nprm nt of two hmdwn and fi three lamps of the hetter g grade. These | larnps should have heen here long ago and we refused to (.L(,eplthor-ame, writing to the factory that they could not be disposed of l)y Christmas. The f2etory w : ]\’mq us to p! the same and make our own price. We did so thinking the factory would : us to reship the goods to them, but they accepted our offer-—and now it is up to Garber Bros. to dispose of the same. e AT A S In accordance with our established custom of never having ¢ but always sclling public of New Britain will again reap the benefit of this hig purchase. We have divida into various groups and “The Early Bird Will Cic will ever be able to duplicate it for, look where you will. No exchaneos, none sent C. 0. D, No phone orders accepted, and none will be sold to dealers. All will fare alike but you will have to come caviy. e 3% ‘/ ”al Look For The Large \X/hlte Tag ) v i % FE‘\‘ / o \..,"l nea T c On Each Lamp C ALY B £l4 Lea '?;a?e, Bee e Sl Of This Lot i ..‘Mi ‘ gy s Beef .. .... Ib. ing L35 GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C ¥ | ST CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER, in 1, b, prints, ..., v vse e 2 (o dor LS f i f 3 | - tiful in the extreme is this group. Some & . e Iz composed of an extra fine lot of Lamps 233.50. $35.00. $37.00 and § 50 5s el L | Sy ; N g ¥ e ;i ; ; with handsome Georgette, Silk and Sand Silk 1 {]p\_’ of ‘this class would sell for o s ';” l“‘i‘\ Large Shipments of Maryland Turkeys to Arrive Early Next Week. Order Now i B % c i b vonld be shades on beautiful pedestals of fancy iron [ 1 one is perfect and a hargain at the ! oL (8 Tt e s or wood. Lamps that usue 1]1,\‘ ‘!nmg‘ in $42, | price of only B o $47.50, $50.00 and $55.00. Priced at - 83350 $g'7.50 | 1950 | GUARANTEE MEAT SHOP o i This Is a Chain Store . 2 : ] Telephone {8 70 West Main, Opp. New Hotel | D ‘ : GI{OU P ZK ' GROLI A lo | 1 : YOUR MONEY'S i) ; ecial patt t 10AGS 3 o The Old This is a wonder bargain at this price. Bases \ i o v ke el e s ) wo toned P e o WORTH of richly polished Polyehrome or handsomely | s s | \ 1 or flut : ana : f NS i er 0 ‘ Reliable fini vith assorted s s they | - : | ) ] SR YOUR MONEX ® ° ; finished iron with priced regularly at $23.50 to $27.50. We I would sell for § 0 ov 0. | at § ; | BACK YOUR CHOICE OF THI GROUP | offer you your choice—if you come early. 26--CHURCH STREET—26 Store $29 50 $ 1 8 50 2, n B i i COTTON BLANKETS, special value, WINSTED WOOL UNDERWEAR, for men; the best made, $1.75, FLOOR LAMPS ; BRIDGE LA\1P5 R A o One Case of Part Wool BLANKETS, TR ’ \ lay, Teesday and Extra low prices on this special group as Complete \mh shades in such a variet f \ }\t»<1-xx\»‘.w:.1 Night value $5.50: 1o $3.98. UNION SUITS, we want all the space they now occupy. patterns will never be offer in. Think \ Next Week, e Would be a good buy, $17.50 to 50, Our of Lamps that should bring $11.50 to $17.50 s s 83.23, $3.50, $5.00, $6.00. price complete is only AT £\ Kenwood All Wool BLANKETS, / TIING N £ K full size, $9.00. MEN'S FANCY SHIRTS, Kenwood All Wool BATH ROBES, $13.00 and $16.00. MEN'S NECKTIES, f ) : .‘ BATH TOWELS, color border, heavy 50c to 93c. BRIDGE ! X quality, 50¢ each. MEN'S HOSIERY, LAMP ; } O with ; LINEN TABLE SETS, from 3lc, 756, 98c. Iron Base 7 o : : 1| $3.98, $130, §5.30, $8.65. FELT BASE RUG, 9x10.6, 9x12, AR FURNI ] URE Selling | i &% e PRI Living Room Factory o Hartford lo the _ ] | $1.75, SLIS, §2.25, 3.2 AXMINSTER RUGS, Furniwre. NEW BRITAIN BRANCH PuBLIC/ = 3| e A e ‘ £3x10.6, 9512, $35, $45, $50. a dozen. $75.00, $85.00. wmnmmwnwfimmmwwawwmemmwmmmmwmwmmv:mwm