New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 17

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Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [ = | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1930. NEW YORK RABBIS f====== e e PROTESTON WO ¢ w e Have NO Turkeys For Sale Jewish Leaders Insist On Re-| But The Savings Afforded Tomorrow Will Help A Lot To Pay For The Big Bird moving “Humiliations” | | Ideal Cold Weather New Low Price On S=5E & o= S Washington, (UP)—The Bubject of wine v before pro- | hibition author in connection with the marketing of a new Cali- fornia grape product, was brought to attention by a protest fron: New York rabbis ent methods of handli for sacramental purposes Call Upon Doran A committce representing 60 orthodox rabbis of New York called | Yesterday upon James M. Doran, commissioner for industrial alcohol, | with a plan for allotment of sacra- || mental wine. They suggested BOgues with less than 3 450 gallons a yea 8Ogues proportion The rabbis consider strictions a reflection upor nity of the church and the c P tee declared a definite plan would | [ remove what they described as hu- | miliation in obtaining wine for re- | & ligious observances. They are will-| | ing, they said, to accept less than the law permits if the smaller| amount can be distributed without friction. There were no new moves in the explanation of the prohibition bu- reau's stand on the legality of th new grape concentrate which be comes wine after removal to th home. Neither was there ampli- fication of reports that had threatened C: growers. There however, unofficial explanation that the gang ster story may have spread as a neat | publicity plan, getting somewhat out | (f of hand in the process. New Plans Continue 4 Lady Burd Full Fashioned HOSE All Bemberg Silk to Top e STRICTLY FIRST QUALITY Choice of all new Winter shades and sizes' — service weight — guavanteed to Velvet Berets wear. Regular Dollar Value. Group No. 1 \ L 2 = XK RS A Thousand Strings of Lovely Pearl Necklaces Lustrous oriental pearls, or rls with crystal, pearls with jet and pearls in multi-strand festoon ef- fects. All indestructible, ’ and of beautiful sheen and coloring. Twenty different styles—each in neat gift ( box. An Extraordinary Lot of Clearance Prices Tomorrow Trimmed Costume Slir FOR SATURDAY 98¢ Exceptional quality crepe de chine is the fabric. Trimmed at hem and bodice with dainty imported laces. Flesh, white and peach are the i colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Padded Chair Seats 17¢ Heavy padded seat covered with Meri- tas oil cloth in col- ors to match any decorative scheme. Garments Women’s Vests Bleached, ribbed — first quality fleeced. Low neck, no sleeve. Regular and extra sizes. 25('. Saturday fe T O For Saturday - 3 Panne Velvets and Printed Velveteens for women and children, formerly 29 a9ch e s s each C Group No. 2 Iransparent and Lyons Velvets, plain and figured. Women's and children’s u7es, formerly 44 Cach (o Great Value at .. 25¢ | Come Early Tomorrow Drug and Toilet Goods Dept THREE Fully Guaranteed—Great For Health and Comfort! Savings on “Crusader” Radio Tubes Women's Saturday Specials The newly intensified efforts drys to mobilize public opinion the side of iibition hoth at the An loon lcague the Methodist | and public mo; ference to coinci the new con first day of on continued and hibition al con- | e e groups s, which conven 3 3 [ For These — Women's — Felt Shppers For Baby Turkish Toweling Bibs with nursery designs 5 and rhymes ... Kleinert’s Rubberized Silk Union Suits Bleached, ribbed, fleeced— made in low neck, short sleeve, knee length. Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, knee length, All sizes to 44. First quality. On special Saturday Compare our prices 201, .59c¢ 1124, 171A, 226 89(: 199227 990 Also all types of power tubes at very low prices. —_— Backgammon Sweeps the Country! At this opportune moment we offer Bradley's Back- cammon outfits. Complete with full set of 98C implements at 25¢ Bellan's Tablets .. 100 Alophien Tablets 60c Pape’s Diapepsin $1.00 Vapex . 7!5 gr. Atophan Lx le 100 Phenole Vafers 25¢ Carter’s 25¢ Cascarets . 30c Partola Tal EXCAVAT[]RS g b NEOLITHICVILLAGE | NG9 | | v | —.\\Imc and 39C Stone Hand Mills Uneart heu Among Ancient Ruins 100 Hinkl S0 Hlcde xRt o 35¢ Peterson’s Ointment T5¢ Baume Bengue .. 60c V-E-M 25¢ Schenck’s Pills 25¢ Beecham's Pills .. 50c¢ Creno Disinfectant, Mellin's Food M-S Lactic Acid Mil Gerber’s Vegetables for baby . Mocecasin style felt [‘} slippers in many col- | 55 ors, of warm felt with | | padded sole and heel. |#% || Ribbon and pompon | trimmed. For Saturday 25:- AR e Specially Priced For Thanksgiving STA-BRITE STAINLESS STEEL Knives a_nd Forks rade cutlery steel, een ground edge, nickeled bolster: “f:.:,:.gg.«p ik Wrapping Blankets, pink or blue plaid—good weight —about 1 z%c 20x36°.- % FREE 25¢ Cake Noxema Soap pints Cologne, Germany, Nov. 21 (R— An entire Neolithic village on the outskirts of Cologne has been un- || carthed by the Wallraf-Richartz riuseum excavators. It is the first of | its kind to be found in Germany. | and probably one of the earliest in the entire world The Neolithic objects consists mainly of stone hand mills, flint knives, flint arrow heads and hand- shaped pottery. That the pottery is | s purely Neolithic was determined by | the fact it had been made hefore the | potters wheel was known and shows | % [ characteristic signs, being burnt in | the open fire. 0 3t 1 belleved thess Temains mot |33 only are the earliest in Germany buv.‘ i in the whole world London prehistoric experts hav errived here to investigate the dis coveries which were made on the site of ancient ramparts now form- | /% inz a public park. it is planned to reconstruct the | entire village as far as possible The length of the village is 630 . but the breadth has not vet cn fully determined as only two 7 to south strips, o ie. have bee / From The Basement Store ‘Thanksgiving To Grace Your Table-~ Table Stemware Noue of That Bird's Savory Goodness Will Be Lost If You Use— LOC O Fashion Insists Upon Reducing Girdles Presenting a silk covered rubber Aluminum girdle, step-in model, by the makers RoaSters f Milady Corsets. Sizes 26 to 34. ‘ and! footed T A truly remarkable value tumblers, DIXIE QUEEN LARGE SIZE OVAL G B o ROROOTHL Made by a Famous Manufac- turer of Siiverware— How Hot is My Oven’ Bake-o-Meter Will Tell You hermometer i ecd to give A BARGAIN LOT OF Children’s Flannelette Bloomers in and Bloomer Made by the wakers of the famous Mirro Aluminum. Heavy snug fitting cover SGEM SILVLR PLATLD Tableware Buy a jar of Noxema Cream for 45(: and receive the soap FREE SULTAN'S DESCENDANTS ) ——— , e e SUING FOR 880,000,000 I'he houses pe. and specially Priced For Saturday For kiddies 2 to 6 styles, white, pink and stripe: t fleecy domet flannel. 15¢ 4 Presenting the New Chamoisette Gloves Lined with warm soft fleece vears — S :v".:\{@ @@n = First quality, close weuve, 1 white spoons, rt. forks, m spoons, gravy les, etc. Each WEEK-END SPECIALS FOR The Men’s and Boys Dept ' BOYS SHORTS)| For little boys 4 to 9 yeais. Fall weight fabrics in fancy | weaves. Lined throughout. Excellent value. 69c | .o ! Saturday ... snowy pattern. 58 inches wid- very attractive vard 45C 37 Plattifts From England For Property Confiscated In Irak THANRSGIVING SPECIATL Another Shipment 6-Piece Mixing Bowl To Cover Your Thanksgiving Table Linen Luncheon Cloth Warranted all pure linen, close weave, attractive two band borders. Colors, blus, rose, gold and Size 54x54 inches. 85c Tie Reserved Seat For That Thanksgiving Turkey 3 is Right m the Middle of One of These— G te strip ‘ A slip-on gauntlet of 1wroughout with contras Istanbul, Turkey. Nov. 21 (P— Trial of an $80,000,000 s opens in the Turco-English tribuna in Istanbul tomorrow when 3 scend- | | ants of Abdul Hamid, o of the | & last Turkish sultans, will seek to| secure from Great Britain compen- [ gation for property of the sulta and Palestine confiscat property listed in the suit in- 1des important holdings in Bag- dad and in the rich oil fields a[l Mosul A similar claim against the for Syrian property was rej the Turco-French tribunal on grounds that the Turkish govern- | ment denied the citizenship of the | s Ottoman royalty, but since s | Turkish government has s 1y granted citizenship to t widows the status of the case apparently has been ch Two elderly widows of Famid, and the youngest W the last sultan Vahieddine. wh a palace gardener's daug readmitted to Turkey in Seek Compensation ] | | | | | Kaysers sends a new shirred wrist pull-on glove of amoisette with warm figured leece linings ... = | MAGIC OL al Enamel Roasters dark blue enamel, c, sélf-basting. ng brown. $1.25 MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS Exceptional Value — Fine ‘new mnovelty heavy Winter leather sweatband—8-piece style. Rayon lined. 79 Saturday = TWO GREAT LOTS Men’s Fancy Hose On Sale Tomorrow ple coated deep sh us appe T inches long woolens—of T e weight—all | “SOCIETY” BRAND nches deep | SHIRTS Our famous dollar shirt guaranteed full cut, guar- | anteed to wash satisfactory or a new shirt. Collar at- | tached or neckband. Nov- BOYS’ SH]RTS | elty broadcloths, madras and prints, also plain white, “Model Brand” blue, tan, green. e ke D Novelty broadcloths, also plain broadcloths. White, blue, tan, green. Saturday save Tomorrow On IODINE First quah‘u paltcvr'~ 1oice of 8 Special 25 c 8 pair 39c values style 7 Real values SCORES REPORTED HURT Shanghai, Nov. 21 (UP)—scores ot passengers were reported injured | when four coaches of the | express were derailed 20 | om Shanghai. al lengths of removed from the t thorities believed against the life Hseuh-Liang. C were blamed for th | Chang was not aboard the train, | w. he had postponed a scheduled ourney from Nanking to Shangha'. —The larg T : e for Saturda oval It floats. MEN'S NOVELTY HOSE Rayon and Lisle--new nm\mc‘—m st Choice of pretty patterns. 50 3 ,.:50c Special for Saturday Is had been | n.what au- [ attempt bandits cident \

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