New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1925, Page 7

DAY, DECE Y | R 29, 1925, . 1 thae r'. ir Bearlng Co. Ha re- " . Andante Symphonique— organization has been of great as- alnv, e ews | tired from the latter plunt two ):-uu\ nsto ews « Eugene Gigout | sistance to its members and the of- ko and cwne to live in lainville, Il‘m[\o dal B .o+ Karg-Elert |ficers are continually making every g 0 [ Mr. Schmidt fs survived by Tin umm Abell. Helen Woodford ¥ | possible effort to enlist all eligible .f 1 two slsta Mre. J, 8¢ his composition Is written in 5-5 ' employes of the plant in its mem- ‘ trs. Henry Sehilling ll.. wos time, bership, At a speclal meeting of the minent member of ‘ Funcral of Pncumonia Victim | board of directors held recently, over . v lodge, Loyul Urder "' Moos The funeral of Irene O'Connell, {100 applicants were .dml"ed to N l 1 4 ot ! ," ""”” “,: HN l A ght and one-hal? year old daughter |embership, constituting onevot 2a ! reduy morning of Mr. and Mrs, Peter O'Connell of | 1TE*€l quotas ever passed upon by IN[ ¢ « of Mercy S §$1 North Main street, who died at | 1he board at one sitting. This brings Buria in the cld Catholl [the St Francls hospital Sunday |the membership to over 1,800 mem- ! g Beat |“ 1[,‘, "M ight following a short iliness with |DUrs 'Yll": AL 1;\ H'- hl.llur)'. ' N caten by Lour Men | 1 fupn as held at the under- | Joings At Endee Club Autos Supplam S[eam Engmes WA e e o v reetce | L DONSANS Gwel. New Home for s il deiundars {8 GO e e | e fi men who are od to have consideruble activity at the Endee E 3 A g mass of v | on Easthampton Division diis Jomslatlicanih S[lollcn'ens Benelit was celebrated by the Rev, |€1ub. plans having “been projected \;, ; v,.‘ ; induay nig X ) at St. Joseph's that will ass something doing S—— y beaten him with a . 1 most of tife time at the club, Chair- Three of the men are faid to 5 n Bres 7 of the games com- ymas cometery ¢ . BIG BARGAINS FOR NEXT TWO DAYS (MRS, ALTHA HAMLIN DIES ' vos “sws “wiie e cice PRIZE WINNERS ANNOUNCED * win a pupl at s nie 18 arranging tournamenta \m on the el e with out of town fndustrial teams in = —_— oL ! ; T I ; To Install Offiecrs. pinochle, cribbage, bowling and pool \ ” STORE CLOSED FRIDAY, so for Wednesday and Thursday we have made prices on [f West Main Street Woman Was 85 10! N Eonill B ERUE AL SSKSRIDEER O o7 and it 1s expected that a tournament s;ll'lctl:hholllldav ézoods and odd lots of other merchandise, Marked so much under | Years Old—Pythian Parts—Death |7, 1 erit 15w, | Fall—Attorncy Stack New Assiste | O It ALELIRAC DALE O Ly O value the; o fast. § y bt B | of Theodore Schmidt — Temeo H ‘]\ R ant Prosecutor — Children Start t t nuary § “"'l 00“1" the an- o : : i o oy N 3 | v 5 u G at which many Remnants 75¢ yard. Here is astounding worth offered at our Wool Dress Goods Sec- Hemlois Blart Buswfilals 1 Ripacka and found four bad | ¢ Fire In Home A s unigue features will be introduced. | tion, The assortment includes Flannels, Jerse T'wills, Crepes, Serges, Duvetyns, ) . ns in his head, each Uil . i Road Taken a Rise The speaker at the dinner will be ” ’ » ! Corduroy, etc., with lengths from one to five yards. When vou realize that values With the establishment of bus (! fhe assallants f J "l‘ postd Lot L o T Any caus t. Irving O'Hay who s well e | range to $6M0 yard there will be a rush to buy at 75e. It's to clear for inventory SR {\§ Hdn VR AR [l G b el UG e len pav s a humorlst, traveier and i % A | ampte 8 e b he gl SELINB R e ¥ ) st t over the v | that we make so low a price, {N 1ana Transportation Co, y Resigns commiliea on fsh Lot i Lk o Hard Times party will be Half Price on Millinery still holds good Hats (trimmed and untrimmed), Flowers, (B lne or e o vons o samabs | wnager at Beh Dr. ; i ithe g et Dl Feathers, Ornaments and All Millinery Supplies at just half their marked price & Hartford railroad, of h the |5 g3, Inc. 2. Douglus | F , i tann B R s E e gardless of any previous markdowns. We have the Hat, or Hats, you have been want- bus concery subsidiary, was | 8 Hart ONepITE: Oitionz ik 1 v All of the ing. Come now and get it, or them, at half price. abolished, The canal line for some || e D for thi been time ha been unprofit. Briied L Y 1 to carry spirit of R / Coats, Suits, Dresses, Blouses, House Garments and all Ready-to-wear for women and small numher of i e mes. girls at prices so much less than egul i those who buy will be joyful over the value e he bre aties Ius MoLiovant Lon 1;’;; . they get for money expended, ¢ a little of your time to personally investigate and ton m.,”,m‘ N faEmeAttaYated | EEoNI factory. At PR ‘::‘";‘rr"m“m see how it profits you. itomobile transportation over | 1" ! SEAULer, B Jen company of New ? Dai s thisfand e non-paying - lines | 7EH0 “senor Prom Tonlght York Boys’ Pajamas $1.39 | Boys’ Blouses 89¢ ihout the stato. The New Haven- |"! Fita e e S Collar-on style, Victor and Model brands; ton Iranchise wus grontd s of the concerr t senior ¢ istol i\' &l \ One-pleccl,) flannelette, 4 to 10-year-olds. | g, boys 8 to 15 years. Boys' Shop, main SR aubiciutiiitied Will Be Less Lenient school will be 1 in MAY YOHE SAYS SHE ls Others, 12 to 16, for $1.75. | e y ERICADUE Burilos oy Collector Willls r ool NOT M Four-in-Hand Ties 39¢ each i o TCaiialaca Ifiiho o Aoy ot ten neeting of the tax | In order to promote interest in | The danc 0 OTHER OF BRIDE “ f 5 Wool Knickers $3.00 pair | third as exper REEHRE ROV ety s S e s : ; Choice of fancy knitted kinds; fine assort- | =g A i : inaugurated on the ro QRSN CLIE O 3l enIong Bl Tl | ment, too, 9 to 17-year sizes, full lined, full siz yesterday, “meeting was ca ho custom of the Bristol Iist idays S A T e | Boys' Shop. % I'ax Commissioner Blodgett, who |and Game association to offer annual g 1 Fabric Gloves 29¢ pair | At Notion Department d motor |} Smeslentnigitiabil f\,‘ AT Dnslien the o e —Thinks Girl Offspring of : 5 | Sewing Silk, 50-yard spools, in black and n at § o'clock » future he will more |catch of large mouth bass has been e . A ~ | Two-clasp, black and colors; it's a clean-up [ co]orsg3 e 1 5 hos Plain- | pyy foliivingl G (atine ol e s oerea s e vt t | oD Seoma e lot of broken sizes. { John J. Clark three-cord Spool Cotton, of ME Cheshire, Milldale, | it dutingu il i [reelaber quickly ¢ 1 rui:'Lnnfiw.u\::cvlfk—wi‘r':y :rn:i.; P Lunch Napkins 19¢ each | white and lvlglql(, Zilcldozen. Plants \“l' ”..1 Sout . 1 then | PativE ok Collcriats the prize for catchi so of mi ancls Hope, British nobleman, ) | : : : (59 White Voile 21c yard e armen | TS o small mouth t Stack Appointed Asst. with interest today the an- All-linen, Mosaic edge. At our Linen De- | 36 inches, regular price 29¢, White Goods o mal wit three pounds ¢ ¥ r St me o marriage of her partment, main floor. | Department, main floor, Jsoungiinan (e RloRe Car Ersuciiep Shust ' i vicin ad a daughter, T find J 11 an interesting story,” she re- hes s | marked, o'clock. Both ¢ Warren Doble of San Francisco - trains from or- day aunounced that fwo . . {and one hand was lacerated when 1t | FLAYS g | . attors ; . | was brought into contact with his | \ Sl LSl [manti¥eeviAneinarled SAYRGHY Berlln News D i e CWILIZATION them at. i L ; a class- | Flope, daughter of Sir Franels Hope | s A B : s and Miss Yohe, who was the first The Peck Memorial librar George, W. Creel Says That Chris- | plainyin 5 co Bowling > rolleq | WiNDIng the I He jwife of the titled Bngilshman, |closed all day Friday, N U S ¥ schedn | Children Set Fire stified | Later Sir Francis was married agan, ¢ * Jn but will be open for the ex-| tom Natlons Set Very Poor Ex- sl “‘z,".”' 5 A 5500D I rers ‘ with t \ The two children of O Resi(AELR L0 : "V"‘i wae :\)\;!m con. 1“\\.‘:- ltlxlv‘m: Miss (:’uvu 1 . W oon run starts s nanial % elected tive from this city | ara. Three children were born Ch”'l ‘hz‘,“xrime]v(f,,xl:l“‘”ll.\”“ T 1'!” | ample for Other Peoples, bu S 1 street | DY @ Jarke majority four years ago. [of this marriage, 3 has been made nece xf Ty :vm Omaha, Neh., Dec. 26 (Pr—( . a9es ! ! s going | Special Bonus For Employes | Miss Yohe today sald she belleved ‘(1 at the usual open day fail T G e T Elm City I creniiiing i GoE | special bonus of five per cent |the San Francisco bride was a LE UG Sl i 3 » former correspondent for | o'clock. 1 A n Y qennst|en iry for past | daughter of Sir Francis Hope by his ‘Ohd“lx,hfm‘,\‘l;i; N | ' el o 'v];" ,U,“ 3 . Ti ; x|y i & rv‘v“vl et 4\‘iv\r\\t-"w¥ Leen grant ‘:‘m \‘.- 'r;‘\ ‘svponnl marriage. e vailable ocal railroad | 1o gwarig PR S e | he Bristol Trust Co., ’ ‘ Depar ment C(mdu(}[s Sefl]‘(}h’ Bolton-Kasica Post, American I, urcs and the glaring in- | i Ay g i e (‘.]‘”‘1 ! San Franclsco, Dec. 20 (P—War- 1" 1‘1“I 1 pr'w.«; nt a mi >n;‘)z“.fih?\\; It | 670 el ‘] ,“\ i i S| ; bank “ 1{ to pay an [ren Doble, \);--\ president of the (L e PHILE : ! Ao TR ST, n « ) iy announced his wedding two N EEN {announced today Wwowi e 5 Hpaa Selete i divider 1 not for months ago in Los Angeles to Aun- m {put on for the benefit of the ypost o t any point along the ro i bl sy bank worke ud drie Hope, daughter of Sir Francis NO ONE GAYE DIREC[IONS "”“"*Ih:\l'rrs fund and it is expected ‘1”-,-“{‘” Ed Should the roads become so hlc il ey Suiol "'f”.\'”.' al mik m He British nobleman and his first ‘ the attendanco will o o G t th snow as to bo jmpas i et Al hise ectinad s sng | tory. wife who was May Yohe famous ac- i | than it was at the recent en service will be resumed i A 2 e L t bonus was Miss Hope was a motion pic- | or - - of lils, home on Sun ¥ » PR \orkman Injured In Tall Down |ment 5 3 L T TR E of iy Home ioRY [ Christmas gif ure actress when young Doble ; | "The show will bo brought down |"0tion plet : ) Ll rogardless of the | first met her. i Staircase — Bolton - Kasica Tost ' from Britain and will consist s i .\m‘:"v\ v_‘ . “‘( % . 1 they had been with Sir Francis Hope was noted for ] N S 3 ) ,, : L s ownership of the Hope dlamond, Will Hold Minstrel Show — Other iniine it ,“:w’m";: v ! U applennt CHIRERERBL Lt ople were affected by |which figured in his romance with \ems of Interest in Town, have some hidden niolive in tryi Al e i fiie aitiesa: o Brlanity i e ) Sl M. Hart | S L The abscnce of somecne to give RiHan G e | . wged 85 year 2 whing u fire in Kensington, on R e um Wed- | part ritain fire de- s why “various ¢ to interest coun will be one of | partment this morning and it was . o o L Eristo s of the sea- | Turkish Representative And Allied SR ent Tewis, well known N o s oty : all will be appropriately A 1he blazs before it was foun Britain prod 8 heen diveeti Bl ol i given the occasion and music | OfMiclals Talk ¥or Hour At Con- happened, fire was a sm; his show wl ke it i W ch of this city, | wi f 1 by Al Wrubel's or- | cansed by erherted fur apeparance in 1 e 4 Now York city, [ che | GO i o eeve. The dam Imnu.wlm'_' Entertainment \ e U e G T5s a1 pres ¥ numbers for ol senfor | Constantinople, Dec. 20 () — On o AR ehiliren of th Anxiliary of S. of UL V. PN SRR and piano it also |7 1€ school | his arrival here today from Belgrade B i Wil T Nohie t church were roy e S e e s by each of the contributing |symnasium tomorrow on the way to Angora to explain the few Tritain departuient. at & Cl T“ Q,',M Gt b s < s by Mrs. | Hold Watch Niatie Services) || aronis - sttustion sudsths. Raspee he call was received from the An excellent A o nICrEATY: ofFtho o C. A Trip B ) os by Miss Dantist | Turkish treaty recently entered {n- | \mevican Paper Goods ¢ entertainment consisting of recita nization of the auxiliary to t st v lAbeit 1 inter b a Watch Tewfik Rushdi Bey, the Turkish : {niat o tions, songs and s kit wax pre- | Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil s & socond number on the pro-| N in the Pros- | forcign minister, received the for- company ved | War will he celebrated in Ir. O e odist ch irsday L oign ambnssadors, - including the vbsponded. : M. tomorrow night at § o'clock Sy pa i n with whom he conferred for Censington they mong . e Tl ; P Amerfean Paper Goods ¢ D of Distorical in of ¢ ton will K Rushdi told the Assoclated Press ) B nd continued along 4 isnadten MbTeiinea s it midnight could not discuss the Mosul situa- e wilhout noticin, nt f§ S 3 : s ne de Joint Ins on before reporting to the Angora The truck c r Pythian Notes SR L e by Alexander 1 of-| Tha ors of | government. e insisted, liowever, | e Y ‘ [ i arc advised |for the vehicle by ac 1 110 A M. and | that the ruling of the council of the t to the M n line en | lrought o a closc 1 W tinal v ted [ ot Olivet ( Order of Fastern | jeague of nations, giving the man- turned around and headed the Christmas Tree Sale ting tl lupli Star, was he 1 the Masonic date to Great Britain must be re- opposite direction. Kasica post, Anmcrican Le- = € of the 5 program ple last ev \‘l g The ‘v alling of rded as the first phase in the ne- Fortunately, di how oris that the sale of Clirist- T 'yihi nd Pythian Sis \ K I ficers for ranklin lodge, «tions and that the subject must e v“ ! f][, o i asl S 2 ’1!1(‘1 1. lor nes. Mother e T ey e ;| p: Guilmant 1as H. Desmond, distr through other phases before the ured and without de ne sults re entirel is i » P, o'l id Sant ol \! h N Widor fth Masonie could possibly reach the rup- | ‘“‘1 ] ,‘”‘ 5 1t | pOst members disposed ns 11) the Police oo t S:45 ‘o et Lillian A Woc Jeach Janes D, Fos i P rumber of the 9y ol hors of both ¢ sked {ihe ¢ ncislontwdilibe ebservad The Biils of S ne d : ficers for Olivet chapter | il ! en improperly AV 10 he present with their children the Church of Our Saviour ' s v W Matrons Mrs. | codwork areund the L3 'L the committee is making every effort | 8 fons with the I A -1 ter Miss Cls M 1 A few minute \\umu; For Out of Towners ' A record number ¢ will be no public ser i . (actua tes) | 1 s { 4 to extinguis) et th B¥golit EX iG] : X « Sons of Veterans Eleet » commission’s in- \ recommiend mbers K A SR o 3 choir “I \ I'. Rob- | vt tho conditions of i nal ehurch, ha ¥, New 31 et ‘ i s fa-Carolina tobacco y the Every ) roven g a1 Y B : A smitted to Attorney , AT S J RE ; (Bennpre, St5 Ta or vice-com- | urgent by the White T ¢ ON POLICE BLOTTER 1 F room t AL \ = 1 o < s : : SEcaLy H We 1 Albert ¥ . Ve heen e ariNat f g el ] s vl S ur And ! AL 1 1 thoy ) ‘ Chog trea ‘. bl ! 2 finon « b : i i A i v, William HASHDEON Y p however s ot ety RE i | INGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED 2 E. D'Evry | \ » D ¢ “I.‘,v.‘v‘:v ‘v\l‘\'\‘ j 1 t the mdget will be realized w = Vi : e v | arr 1 Mrs. 3 New Departure \lmu 1l Relief - $ ih order that t) may be no i ““"""" MBS ARSI Wilcox st Rritai 1 he 1 ag Tientschler street a y Motifs One o s tory 5 « iy Adnaring Vast Berlin Ttems i A s s S B : aded Responsibility o 'l\"“" B . ple Land & Wolf of ; K ! N Albert Boytin of Allen street, New {0 S o hts evenin .\‘1 S e Brit Sl aprea iy ”"; B | members are wq*h\v 1 to atte . L ODIERG O EECIATE Mr. and Mrs. Sterling \\(\4:1\\ rd d e e FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' S, o 1lations on the hirth 0 Mr. Woodward ¥ . A —_ T ng B Athletic hall 8 THINK T\w?o KAD wewenw | Spe waars T e o AW, VoL PooR t 7:30 o'elock be- | C1OCK S0 MANY OLD BORES | | AATTER=AESEE (% | DOGGIE = DD TUEY e . he regular 1 R Q ! £R= WESPE B ) O \ L Fall (,nlf\‘ l;“;;lu'u { Scouts will be } TO CHEW AT | JUMBO 60T AIS | M Hing "‘AUT ALL YOUR TONS' / Y whma alls ow s t T n % FooT . ¢ Y _“"","‘.'_“ iy ulrs of | nesday afternoon and \ | s [|L Pormm ) M. AWAY £2 : morning om- this place will attend | 11 E TRAP jfm Wh 5] AWNWww 3 A ton. sus.| _The regular meeting of Boys i S e e 2 of Kensington, =us-}. " in"ne netd in thest LATER N ¢ Wi ey L e ,”, : o ;?:I‘rhr]:” of the Mcthodist church this evening . TAG Lo “\\\ B e of his nose. He was " f1'® 'f,‘:'“‘,‘\ of | HEARS A\ *\;1\ Dr. Matthew H. Grie-j AF 8% e | \WHINES B934 red no ill effects be. | HAE Sihest AT sP J | | comInG &< L +< | The Community club will 1 a | FRom 1 way to work at about 6:30 o'clock g i S et Fa ‘\\ He resides in the apartment above | :’OE‘ \’ ’("':';l "”H e “! | ! KITCHEN : Negri's store. As he s | e teaa anat for | VIR i stairway, which h Hiie [tree | J e rnalad Ih P s and he was ST R itated head firet down th Sandals Match Costume [ front door. He sustained the cut as | sandals in all J et he came in contact with the doer |+ shades to match 1e A \ ]