New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1925, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925. . | | HOW TO GET A City Items | | “er | PENWOMEN MEET, | Huyler’s '\'l'alemed Soloists at Stamford is'i s Vi FREE ? Gathering Dominiek € ‘ 18 Arch str | In order to introduce quickly stroct, ket hooks were | during the week reporte ran into a traftic y | 1 broke WOULD PUT TEETH - INDRY’ STATUTES "».v .0 :Wheeler Wants Aecs o Pri- f vate Home_s_ Made More Basy ¢ e e e e e e T TUDGE MEGS OF Wad Admitted to Conn. Bariheis.t thenome Back in 1898 | ar of Alls, 1 o was & member of Harmony |nounced today, Approximat of Masons and of the Con 000 wili be distributed 1 wages t branch of the Sons of the this week, Revolution I'he judge | * Approximately 18,000 of the 1d, fve member of St John's | 000 smployes of the Pittsburgh No. | chureh § feld fn Belmont, Harrison unl won counties are working and conditions are better thun at THIN time this ye Operation iacuats the holy straction Alf n that towl o nocomy e Medina and wh 1ed 1o Jedda coptinucd relentles inmediately hegan plans for the I'he Wahabi lwas un Epis 1 one sister, M funeral will b at 11 o'elock Wed Burial will bo in westment ot Jedda, e the town a turget for ferocions ttacks and finally last Friday, th o8 virtually coll d Al th he ueen are not steady but ti miners have been putting in goo [fime and pa vernging 8100 for the two weeks will be numerous, 1 to y night, that three new HUYLER'S packages We are giving free of charge a handsome and delicious 81,00 Persian package with $5.00 order for Huy- candy which contains one or more of these three new packages COLONIAL” “HISTORICAL” The ICKINSON The label he seeks when he huys is the label he'll like best in His Christmas GIft. Look in the band of his most becoming hats or at the label {n bis finest fitting suit and let what you read guide you in the selecting of his gift. for his own things—out of the erowd and cry he chooses one. This one store now offers gift possibiities from 25c to $75— trom us to you and from you to him with absolute satisfac- tion. i Bath Robes Lounging Robes Luggage Zdnen and Silk Handkerchiefs HORSFALLS 93-99 Ydsylum Strect HARTFCRD It Pays to Buy Our Kind" For the convenience of our patrons | i store will be open the eventugs 1] ‘-v Saturday, Dee. 10th and Tuesday and Wednesday, Dee. 22 und 23. —— STORAGE ‘ INDIVIDUAL ROOMS HARDWARE CITY STORAGE L. W. SCHULTZ Call A. E. Hurlbut Tel. 1099-3 i — J. D. DONAHUE Voice Culture Volces tested Tuesdnss and Eridaye teom 2 p. w. to § . m . Rea 1274-13. Studio 615-3. P————=r— s DENTIST Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN| 1 Xmas Gifts FOR HER, FOR HIM FOR THE KIDDIES FOR THE HOUSEHOLD Read the “STOP AN’ SHOP” on the Classified Pages of Today's Herald You'll Do Better at Axelrod’s IVORY The most complete assortment in the city at veduced prices. Se us buy and regrets. hefore have you no Axelrod’s Pharmacy 223 Park Street —————————— | il This is the store he comes to Belts | J| Stamford 21, (P)—The re cently or d Counecticut chap- ter, Leag of American Pen Wom en, mot yesterday at th of Mi; Margarct Fitzgerald i C former night said to Harry M . with Conr 10 an ac ot fuiled to home daughter New 307, figure | Waterhury Terry, proteg: Schumann i ition by Mary nig broke 10 polic into ¢ » Warren t yesterday morning 2 honse ho i T at stre ind post and West Main street ercont | containe to music in 1 a gro Str chapter will de its inter to the promotion of art and liter ¢ 'WALKING STICK PASSES, " NOW ONLY ORNAMENT Nothing wo eartons A wine of cigar colored twill dress with s plaid collars and cuffs, was taken Saturday afternoon from n car which helongs to Stanley Lykow 2 Broad strect, The car was wing in fiont of the No. 3 fire house on West Main When Mrs. Johr t weg out § lost $50 in hills and two checks, a cording to a report made by her daughter, Mrs, James ('Day. Th checks were found and turned in dquarters by Frank Wit- Cottage sty t &l But a Social Revolution Conld Bring Back Once Popular Custom 21. (P)—Cane car-| » Boston vogue, h of silk hats, douk 1 uffs and aiming that enter her Lome ernoon, Mrs. Ho 5 repo; | mutton chop wh { A canvass of | has dis lay afternoon myen hag br inst Robert for medical ed by | haberdasheries | osed that most of them ha {canes but only for display purposes | “We put theni in the window-—w | got to have something to hang the | derby on” is what the prospective 4 1s told by clerks who re- gretfully refer him |- The automobile Ingrahan services. was is Attorney Mayor Walker Soon To Visit in New York, Dee. 21 (A ct James J. Walker, who r to Georgia ked the cc ation of southern democrats Tammany in national airs, i to m to Texa date for the trip has eted that M. Walker will go some time in the early summer, depending on the municipal business here. the cities he probably w visit are Houston, Austin, San A tonio, Dallas and Fort Worth. He unted on to ake several ad- s. Mr. Walker wil be t t of John Henry Kirby, lumber ustor | has had g | do with the decline of the walking | stick, and those of the trads who look back mournfully at the days when callers from Beacon Hill s never without tl admit that volution fad. As a big help to ut that is about ' Texas Mayor- per- a visit Dept. Contracts | For Year Enormous ' ! Washington, Dec. f {navy burcau of during the fisca 1118 public works contracts for 4, 9 nst 112 for $3 Navy e, Xmas Tree Pilfering (Clearing Lee Woods Mass., Dee. 21 (P —State po- e having a hard time tr; p motorists bent on choppi own Christmas trees out of th is. The Ja Lad »ad region seems to hold the t attracti r drivers fir A check- fr JEes | est hic The burean's annual report, made Lee, lice to ke their f lioliday congress for dispe Perfumery Bootleggers 1 th | Are Sought in New Haven New Ha ec, 21 (P—Perfum- trees had passed on ROBBER 1S FRUSTRATED ton, Dec. 21 () man across t Overlooking strect, a man bent on ing the meliroom of th put to e fragrant liquid T8 are colored water 1ved ast night when prob o company v empty bot- perfume- | which | 1t the m with Greeting Cards FOR— I'ather and Mother, Sister and Brother, Aunt, Uncle and Cousin, Doctor, Minis- ter and Teacher. We Have Them All From 5c¢ to 25¢ Sweetheart Xmas Greeting Cards The most elaborate assortment in the city. e Burritt Gift Shopn- 72 WES't MAIN STREET Opp. Hotel 15% OFF 15% OFF KODAKS PHOTO ALBUMS ! ARCADE STUDIO TRADE ON THE ARCADE 1/3 OFF 3 OFF s Washington street, | that [ | the matter tc with “ [Sea in Arab rracks | machines | Forest | a customer re- Oxford than a year Waterbury, Dec rles 1. Melg s CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES ., BACKS FRENCH POLICY (37 former v of the district cou terday Washington, tiou | for lits Neadgquarter crnment records stolen from planned ening the homes to 1 private Vote of 800 o 20 Gives Govern- Judge Meigs was horn in Farms, Oxford, on Junc 1, arned the Hotel ment's Aetivitics in Syria is ¢ iy on of Charles A, g, He g 82 and attended 21 (P—The policy of | 1 001a here, He enter school and gr later then st and Yale Official Backing. acquitted « subject of a lon Suturday by republican, AN ARSI » in Syria & the e chamber of deputies 0 to 20 the chamber (fter debate which hout the doy and far night, upheld the ent's activities ir the on 5 uated ¢ Gallivap d 1w inw sn Comm Haynes papers had beet trinl of Whed joner the the \ BN WLt 1oon 1 last territory During the debate tormer high Jistened to ninis violent or, was Premife premier praised the ation whi 1id France attracted the con atten- | was carrying out in Syria and de It At the time, sunced that when the couniry was t aited soon | pacified the people wonld be a rd- v ed to the office by G Baldwin in 1014 Owing to ill health o course of a reply to M. Wi matter had not ssman's Gallivan, wondered why t to permit |ed dem. tic institution As for| reh homes | giving up the mandate, the go- manufactn had demanded, premier Prosent vegulations [said that such action was unthink- have evi-lable and that the IFreneh people civing # | would never forgive such a hampering en Meanwhile hostilities ¢on fvria. Fighting is ng on between ¢ French forces.and the ihesmen at Hasbeiya, and < have fnvaded Lebanon f withdrawal Je French Mount Hermon region to | cialist |rquir ¢ cfore T 1, he said had Mr contradiction to Wheeler the week- his or Tirnse lowing the om the amgscus. Near Hasheiva Friday night dur- torrential rain storm the rebels od Fort Keseler but were re 1 by the French with heavy 1 series o they in He rapped cor- permitting WAS QUE medium, hill to and 12 a happy 5 latroduced our per cent beer Omaha Woman Who Dicd Last Week Served Victoria Neb., Dec. (P —Ars. rown Partlett, 84, who died | )10 People’s Home here last | tary to Queen Vie ad for almost ten |3 'KING ALI OF HEDIAZ 01 {toria of I Q1] 4 years | S o famlly shipbuilders, Her | was Thomas Brown, archi- 4 woodwork craftsman and | still adorns the | g Had Been In His Exalted Position father oo Only Since October of Last Year o the quee o handwriting. 4 the position for ten r becoming traveling companion to Lady Forbes, an English nobie- f King All of th artly a ho Red known as lang pilgrim * and which embraces [ the Holy City of Mecco. Ali, li | father, King Hussein, has ahdicated Since Ali ascended the throne in | py October of last year he has been sorely heset Ibn Saoud, head of he sultanate of Nejd in warfare at has | t continuous ahabi tribesmen attacks e Hedjaz warriors wer n- able to cope in 1875 settled married J. H e to America o she he IHE MOVIES Dec. 21 (P~ Turviance, who has been out of motion pictures for more than two years, has retufned to Los Angeles from Europe fo resume on the ;. She will be starred ir he fol- |pieture to be directed by Charles nd Hussien Chaplin. Los which n still was by MEN, YOU MUST ADMIT You must admit that Jewelry nakes the most acceptable gift for vour near and dear ones, for it is life-lasting. The assortments of Diamond and Semi-Precious Stone Rings which M. C. LeWitt is showing this year in his new Upstairs Jewelry Shop we more beautiful than ever and will make gifts which will be great- v cherished by womenfolk. Step upstairs and look over our fine stock of Modern Rings and Jewelry. Let us show you a fine 18k. Ring, a Friendship Ring set with three per- fect fiery diamonds at $50.00. Others, $25.00 to $500 M. C. LEWITT JEWELER AND DIAMOND DEALER 299 Main Street Upstairs Store Means Lower Prices Upstairs, Room 4 i i i i s i D T s D A T M B D M B D 0 GIFT SUGGESTIONS Rebuilt Typewriters Portable Typewriters All Makes All Makes Fountain Pens, Eversharp Pencils, Pen and Pencil Sets 0il Paint Sets Drawing Instruments and Supplies New Britain Typewriter Exchange 96 West Main Street FOR RENT MAIN STREET STORE —MONTHLY RENTAL §125 . Apply The W.L.HATCH Co. City Hall Building Phone 3400 came to Waterbury Sheffield admitted to the Connecticut bar was e city court in 1010, ()~ Judge OLANNs Buglidy uting attorney deputy ju , died here yox fter a short iliness, kers th ernfer in and public and high Seientifl in 1808 H n both Hay sl and appointed under STORE OPEN MON., EBastern Ohio Coal Miners Face Best Christmas In Years, TREE RESCUED AT SEA | Charleston, 8. ¢, Dee. 21 (® |Three men and a small hoat from aire, Ohlo, Dec, 33 (P 2 \l\!'n.u Palm T , Vlu., have be io conl miners are facing thelr | o005 O stmas In several years, John | {07 RNV Cingue, sul trict president of the |, 40 greamer, salil o rudio messig United” Mine Workers' unfon, an- | iGoy ), I 9 ° ) has been successfully used for seventy-three years in ob- ratz and continued cases of constipation. It helps Nature to reassert itself because the pure herbs used in Dr. True's Elixir gently but surely bring stomach and intestines back to nermal. alce up with a bad taste in your mouth, suffer from ion, headaches and feel depressed, take Dr. True's The Truze Family Laxative Family size $1.20; other sizea €0c. and 40c. %y TUES., AND WED,, TO 9 P. M. 7 7 7 N AND LEVENTHAL Y, & 5////7 % Gifts For Those Who Love Their Home Many of your friends put their home above everything. By them, gay home gifts ave prized above all else. Visit our Third Floor and you'll see one of the finest collections of Home Gifts vou ever saw. Give them to your Home-Loving Friends and they will place your selections with # their other cherished possessions. Prices, are £ moderate, of course! @ 7 Lustre Tea Sets $10.50 up Sparkles with a fascinat- ing beauty. Unique two- tone colorings. Odd shapes. Full 23 pieces to set. Lovely Lamps $2.69 up Boudoir, Bridge, Floor and Table Lamps in the newest concepeions. Silk or painted parchment shades. (3rd Floor) 1 Floor) Egyptian Pottery Shiny Brassware $1.00 up $1.25 up Adapted from originals Expertly hammered. In on exhibition -in the Candlesticks, Bread world’s famous art, mu- [rays, Flower and Hang- seums. Console Sets, ing Baskets, Serving Urns, Jugs, Vases, Bowls Trays, Nut Bowls and and other novelties. Crackers. (3rd Floor) (5rd Tloor) D S WM.R@GERS & SON SILVERPLATE A GIFT THAT'S PERMANENT $13.50 FOR FULL 26-PIECE SET IN “TRIUMPH”—A NEW PATTERN | Beautiful—and a gift that'll be welcomed more than any- thing else! Guaranteed—contains an extra deposit of silver 2 3 § 3 (3rd Floor) i D e e POUU——— - Rt —— Taffeta Cushions Fine Glassware $3.50 25¢ up In cqloring‘s to harmon- Goblets, High and Low ize with all sofas. Made Sherbets, Wines and Cor- ll§ l;(lest silk taffeta. Reg- dials of the very finest ulation size. quality stemware. Gold Others at $3.98 banded and colored. : (3rd Floor) (3rd Floor) Gilbert Clocks $7.50 up The world’s most favored Normandy Chime Clocks. Made of the best mahog- any. Guaranteed to be perfect timekeepers. (3rd Floor) Irridescent Ware 98¢ up Fruit Bowls, Candy Jars, Perfume Bottles, Console Sets and Candlesticks in the most popular colors. Best quality. (3rd Floor) PURE WOOL BLANKETS $7.50 pair wainty of color, and will keep one as i “warm as Checks and novelty designs, as well as solid All pure wool. (3rd Floor) Silk Comforters, $10.50 up Tilled with pure white cotton or wool. Serviceably covered. New patterns (3rd Floor) Jlors. Full bed =iz