New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1925, Page 3

- - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Glven impetus by stock of the M eing ing venture, w #nca Dill s believed first be patred, that the d Rising costs of bankir and a stoppage of nee on are eald to be the behind the movement | The proposed bank would excel in size the Natfonal C ow the coun- st, with total resources of to Australia, South Africa and the“ N l Stwalik Hills of Nothern India for MtR R U [adaitional data on the orlgin of man, HRE WI]RSH characterizing thess sections as pos: I PERS tain valuable secrat bearing on the | INV[]LVES BI'LI[]N Ei et question. He warns, however, that | —— despite sensational announcements, positive evidence of the geologic an- ' tiquity of the human race. | ed i M FflfheFHdS 1,000,000 Sflh]fl(lls Dr, Hrdlicke hesitates to accept Goncem m Ove — 1 —— | Hottentots and Sout bush-| New York, Dee. 20 U — Jal | me Histinet ethuie. groups o | NAW York, Dec. 20 (P—What may men are distinct ethnic groups and 5 Dastur C. Pavry, young Gowmbla | become the country's largest bank definite conclusions from the dis. | ¥ Jatest American slang and knows | covery five sears ago of & skull and |S2ARCIal institutions of London, be- ALl the latest dance steps, today 18 | a quantity of bones in. Rnodesiy. 627 (0 take vague shaps today out Suea to succeed hin dying father | Taung's ape ccidentally unearthed |yraj cototing boks amt bt spiritual head of Indla's 1,000 | year aga by the foreman of & |panice of row Tork o . g 000 “fre worshippers.” ! Pt he | expresses himself as satisfied safled yesterday aboard the Ma- | the claim by its discovery tha destic, carefully explaining that the | formed part of the direct lina of worship at all, but that fire is|ture.” as a preliminary step fn the merr;ly. the Zoroastrian symbol of Citing persistent reports that two building of a large financlal struc- absolute purity varletles of primitive beings that'ture, John McHugh, president of Itader of his church is a doctor of | Sumatra, especlally in the inac towards philosophy and is an authority on | sihle low jungle land on the coast, 's religlon. He has been studying | the doctor voiced his expectation of | bia to fit himselt to eucceed his|of an expedition led by an ex-cap- tather. | tain of the Dutch army and a for- Known ameng his classmates as | mer resident of one of the Suma- ed as a “regular fellow” who | 21 of this to make a search fs an expert an all the latest dance | for one of these represented sur- 100,000, itutions men- ¢'eps and is & popular man on the | vivals. loned are: the Chatham and ¥ English, German, French, Ttallan, |{can Mussum of the Central Union Trust com- Persian, Greek, Sanskrit and Pall, | has started a sclen the secret language of Buddhism. | expressing the belief tery of American slang. [1ast glactal period fn “T would like to marry one Of‘rrfirently and the discovery vour American girls — but T can- | gilized blson of an extinct species sailed. cated in pleistocens tormation an- llow students recalled that|tedating the glacial period are men- some ttme ago “Jal's” father, 38| tioned by Dr. Goddard in support who married as Parsee could| Ppeabody s me a member of her hus- | gothie structure w hurch because Zoroaster. | mugeum torn sible treasure houses that may con- Pflm of Columbia to SUGGW]‘“O"’ of thess rogions has produced | Soveral Now York Institutions the widespread notion that the| ] A university student, who. speaks the | o oot R0% In favor of Arawing|,."(uiutien rivalling the glgantic ot ude V' on his way somewhers east of |Tn . refersnce fto the ao of tha multitude of rumors in Wall | South African quarry, Dr. Hrdlick In correct Ameriean garb religlon of his ancestors is not firs | man's avolution fs “at lsast prem sa National bank fs fmmi Although only 26, the future| may or may not be men survive in the Mechanics and Metals admits tor the past four rs at Colum- | hearing “any day now" the results ' tionad as the young Tndlan s de- | trap provinces which sct out June campus. The fact that he speaks | onal Park, the Ch Las not interferred with his mas- | have existed tn A: t, you know,"” he said before he with three flints under it and lo- ! priest, decided that a French | of his opinion. forbade intermar- | 2 handsome |~ replaces th down eight years ago, will be formally presented to the university b, ofessor Ed- ward 8. Dana, resident of the board of trustees. The museum was r of George Clarence Dillon. who is sald to be in the backgn of the serfes of merge prominence sev |his firm outbid J. P. Morgan {company for the Dodge Bro . Mr. Dillon co ast night to com 1 the reported amaleamation or his supposed share in It came into wide months ago when | and riags, “It palns my heart to leave this country,” sald Dr. Pavry yesterday. ur Manhattan — this wondrous ¢ of bluc-eyed maidens, where all is beautiful — and amusing. 1 love it. I love the people. But I Sha ust go. T was sent here by my A 0 Cliott] aple that T might q to bs fad three v Scientists Finding Tt their religious ruler bafore me." t to Yale and nev which Hard to Name Germs s generosity : Madison, Wis.,, De naming of ger ems confronting osed || Ao LT Infants’ “Pippin” Hose White, champagne, cordovan and black. Sizes 4 to 615, For Wednesday, 3 pr. Imported Laces At half price. This lot consists of torchons, filets, vals, clunys, in edges and insertions. They are arranged in two lots, All laces valued up to 12!;c are selling at | 5¢ yd. All the 3¢ values are on sale at 2 yds. for sc { Infants’ Nursing ‘Bottles 8 ounce graduated sterilizers. .The Reg, 5c lar. Grey and Tan are Bottle. Limit 3 to a customer, 1 For Wednesday, each, C | the colors. 69 n s | For Wednesday, . c Children’s | Shirts and Drawers Bleached, heavyweight fleeced. Al sizes, | 2 to 16 years. 33 c Men’s For Wednesday, . Shirts and Drawers Random and gray ribbed. A heavy gar- Boy’s and Men’s Sweaters Two Pockets and Roll Col- Warm Gloves Skating Gauntlets of hrush- ed wool, in tan, brown, heathers, camel and grey. | Children’s sizes have con- trasting striped cuffs, Val- , Dec. om The Scientists and Laymen Bofh wnien” s oione Enjoy Great Exhibit ogie properties for All the low lylng country around o on is flooded 38 In Touraine all the rivers are ris- Shortaze of Jute Now : Affects World Market 28 (M r INDOOR TENNIS ENTRIES H. B Wells of ¥ ; anor YAl college are a ¥ the na lonal jt A252COND FLOO A 287 Main Street, Over W. T, Grant Co. CLEARANCE OF COATS DRESSES MILLINERY | DRESSES | COATS Lucky Beggar! Silk Dresses, Wool Dresses, Fur trimmed and self B flared and _straightlines. trimmed, lined and inter 8§ There are 125 Dresses in this 'lined. Every one a rem able purchase. Sizes 16 to 5 Formerly priced §5.00, §7.50 | Formerly priced £7.98, $9.98 of avoiding it! ndigestion] Sour stomach! 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For Wednesday, . ... 590 Women’s Brassieres Bandeaus and long models, silk stripe and brocaded material. Pink. All 25 sizes. For Wednesd | ues to 69c. 3 9 c Pair ... Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves Strap Wrist Gloves, Values to 98¢, Pair . Gauntlet 44c Women’s one clasp warm Jersey Gloves 25¢ Boy Scout Gauntlet Gloves gloves of fleeced in hrown and black. Pair \—\';men's Flannelette Blocomers Ruffled knee ,full cut. Regular sizes, For Wednesd, A B Lux Toilet Soap A rich creamy lather. The Reg. 10c cake. For Wednesday, . ¢ " T 1.5 D “Flexo” Toilet Paper | A roll of fine tissue, The Reg. 10¢ | number. For Wednesday, .. Jersey, with star trimmed fringed 22¢ cuff. Pair Dr. Sumner Brand | White Pine and Tar | full 3 ounce bottle. The old reliable remedy for coughs and colds. Reg. 25c. For Wednesday, ...... i 156 Fine grade crosshar marquisette with hem- stitched edgs., Finished 31 1-2 inches 25(: ce on Children’s Coat Sweaters I These garments sold for $1.00 pieviously, An Unusual Py | Coat style, button front with collars, Sizes 24 to 28, 59c January Clearance, Children’s Bathrobes Sizes 2 to 6. cloth in attractive patterns, and silk cord. January (learance, . long. Pair RUFFLE CURTAINS— Made of good quality ruffled scrim material, complete with tie-backs. 2 1-4 yds. 49c long. Pair TABLE COVERS—Good quality mercerized da- mask material, with col- Plain and 89c¢ Made of heavy blanket robe Collar, cuffs ... 19¢ " Infants’ and Childrens’ Hand Knit Caps at Half Price, Many styles to choose from. ‘o ored borders. scalloped edges, 52x58 in. e The Oreat Mid-Winter '/ze c'/gq’fi’t AS LOW AS ARE THE PRICES IN .. 25¢ THIS GREAT CLEARANCE SALE, ‘" 'THEY HAVE BEEN STILL FUR- | THER REDUCED for TOMORROW ™~ .- ... SASH CURTAINS — ! VD S Machine Needles for all makes of machines 14 Inch Bloomer Elastic lc [ Shielh Polu | Black, Tan, Brown and Oxblood. Regular 10c can ..... ORI Percales [t 5,000 yds. of new Patterns, | Lemon Oil 36 inches wide. Neat a : Checks, All over designs,l Fumlture POhSh stripes and various figures. We never saw the equal at this price, For Wed., yd. 1 ! Long Cloth | Soft finish, ready for use, for cleaning and polishing fine furniture and | wood work. Put up expressly for “The Q¢ Fair = 19¢ a0 An ideal fabric for Wo- | men’s and Children’s un- BleaChed MUSIifl derwear, IOC 33 inches wide, .For Wednesday, 4 oz 12 oz. . 10¢ For Wed., yd. .. A UC |yd .......... B , p ; w, Boys’ Suits Apron C‘“"hgha', "'i sizes 3, 4 and 5. .This lot consists of tweed f“‘f_ c_olms, i the wanted | yictures, corduroy and chambray combina- ‘l:'l:;r' l;;'.ed ] 1 Oc tions, Jerseys ,ete. Well made and tastefully frimmed. Reg. $1.00 value, e ;F}n:‘a'ednesdaiz ..... v u ..... o 596 Bleached Muslin Cuting Flannel 36 inches wide, A high " F . = e : 36 inches wide . Fancy checks and stripes in countEeoGRNnishAmaterial | a large variety. The woman who sews will For Wed. 5 i i I terested this item, D¢ it 1 Black Sateen Unbleached Cotton 21(]:13}1‘1:71 nu‘:]ggfiah. "% 40 inches wide. Extra heavy, suitable for ,]{m Wed. & 5 sheets, etc. L : » 25C For Wednesday, yd. ...... 190 ~ Unbleached Muslin Dress Ginghams 32 inches wide. A large variety. of fancy | checks, novelty stripes, ete. Suitable for 36 inches wide. A good | house frocks and children's quality for general use. |dresses, yd. .................... loc For Wed. Y = = ¥, 12"¢ ““Esmond” Crib Blankets |Size 30x10. Pink and Blue Jacquard. All | over patterns ,also nursery designs, Reg. $1.00 Value, F:f \\'ednesdaa,\l",e., 5 S ey i 59c f Infants’ Bathrobes Made of genuine “Lawrence” Bath Robe material Colors are Pink or Blue. Warm and comfy for these cold days. 55 % C For Wednesday, | Infants’ Sweater Sacques A knitted garment. Pink or Blue, shell dge tri d. ;'ore\\'le‘(li‘:\:slfl}‘. % e Un sl ale 49¢ Men’s Rubbers In regular and storm style, all sizes. Made of good grade rubber guaranteed to wear. .pr. . 95¢ Women’s Heav; \\'eighi Silkk Striped Vests Regular and extra sizes, 39c | For Wednesday, | Women's BED SHEETS — Home- croit brand, fine grade muslin fully bleached, no starch. 89c Size 81x90. KETS—A full as- sortment of plaids and fancy colored horders. First quality. Size 64x76 890 TABLE DAMASK — Good grade mercerized damask in assorted pat- terns with colored bor- ders. Borders are pink, gold, blue and lavender. 59 inches wide. 59c yd. Slightly soiled and mussed. $1.00 Values. BOOTT TOWELS—The January Clearance, .. 5 49C genuine “Boott ,‘li}l“ e towel, plain white, with emenis hemstitched Silk and Wool Hose cdge. s 15533 19€ Novelty Wool Hose A number of new colors in the latest plaid check effects . A practical hose for im- mediate wear, 79C For Wednesday, pr. . Women’s Wool Hose DISH TOWELING — closely woven material, absorbent quality, with red borders, 1 0 c vd. All colors. Irregulars of our 89¢ grade. For Wednesday, pr. 390 L = Men’s Split Sole Hose All sizes, A serviceable, well- wearing sock. For Wednesday, pr. in Grey and Khaki. For Wednesday Men's ‘o‘\:t‘l(}: Men’s Flannelette Shirts Sizes 14 to 17. stitched. Regular $1.00 value, = | Plain and Ribbed heavyweight, in all colors, including heather shades, For Wednesday, pr e 490 Women's L|i;h!\\'flght Fleeced Union Suits Round neck, no sleeve, knee length. Reg- Two Pockets, double 69c et Stripsd Heather Hose Two tone color combinations in a large variety of pleasing patterns. 25 ; C For Wednesday, pr. .. Men’s Hose ' Novelty heavy Rayon Silks. Wools in plain colors and novelty effects. Some are drop- stitched; others are English ribbed, also plain weaves; a very large variety, including two tone combinations, plaids, etc. 39 - For Wednesday, pr. C 2750 ular and extra sizes, 49 C For Wednesda, Children’s Bleached Waist Union Suits Fleece lined, all sizes, 2 to 12, A heavy- weight garment for the cold 59 : C weather. For Wednesday, . Men’s Union Suits Ribbed, Ecru, fleeced. A warm, comfortable, garment, Full cut sizes. 1| | For Wednesday, . —_— 1Y