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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], December 13, 1935, Page SIXTEEN, Image 16
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mcement «u
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made today
S. Palmer, on behalf
trustees of the New Haven
of the appointment oft W.
as counsel for trustees,
appointment of H. W.
as executive assistant to
to the Institution of
section 77 proceeding,
served as general coun
At the same time it was an- 1
nounced that A. P. Russell, C. E.
Smith, 7. J. Wall and R. L. Pearson
will continue to serve as vice-presl
MM under the trusteeship; A. E.
Clark as secretary; O. T. Car
michael as comptroller, and T. 7.
Paradise as treasurer.
Melbourne. Australia — (UP) —
A 30-year-old car completed a Jour
ney from Adelaide to Melbourne,
600 miles, In three ddys with no
trouble. It averaged 23 miles an
hour. /
FAMOUS QUARTET
PLEASES AUDIENCE
- - - ‘ *
The Pearl Street Neighborhood
louse was filled to capacity last
light when a program of vocal mu
le was presented by the Hampton
hstltute quartette. Mrs. L. T. Alex
ander, director of the house, was In
harge of the arrangements. The
lngers were John Klah, George
famllton, Jeremiah Thomas and J.
I. Wainwrlght. The program In
eluded many of the more familiar
plantation songs. Robert Hamilton,
a student at Hampton Institute,
spoke briefly on the work there.
John Sandal], manager of the quar
tette, also delivered brief remarks.
TENDERFOOT FINDS GOLD
Prescott, Arts — OOP) — 'What
annoyed oldtime prospectors most
was that a tenderfoot and green
horn did It Floyd Baldwin, 30,
who came to Arizona from Indian
apolis, found 13.15 ounces of virgin
gold, valued at $390, while poking
around placer workings near here.
SPANISH WAR VETS
STAGE CEREMONIES
Officers of Emerson H. Liscum
Camp, United SpaiahWar Veterans,
tnd its auxiliary, Clarence T. Dav
enport Camp, were Installed last
night in a joint ceremony Which was
conducted at the armory. Miles W.
Deane was in charge of the officers
of the men’s camp. Mrs. Mary Stew
irt of Wallingford presided at the
junior vice-commander, Oeorge
Staebler; adjutant, H. M.
quartermaster, Albert Portman; pa
triotic Instructor, Frank Kolst; bis
tdrian, Albert Portman; surgeon. Dr.
James a Martin; chaplain, Charles
Leppert; officer of the day, Henry
O. Wagner; officer of the guard,
Florent Gasser; sergeant major,
Harry Meyers; quartermaster ser
geant, Michael J. Roosin; senior
color sergeant, Henry Wagner;
Junior color sergeant, Florent Gee
nr! chief musician, EL K, Bassett.
The' slate o! the auxiliary fol
lows: President, Min Marie Ther
kildsen: senior vlce-oresident Mins
Dorothy Hitchcock; Junior vice
president, Mrs. Ruth Wells; chap- 1
lain, Mrs. Mae Hoffman; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Ella Btaebler; his- .
torian, Mrs. Anna Kropp; conduc- J
tor, Mrs. Margaret Mehan; assist- J
ant conductor, Mrs. Ida Therklld- •
sen; guard, Mrs. Edith Rosen- ,
grant; assistant guard, Mrs. Mar
garet Hitchcock; treasurer, Mrs. '
Lure Dutton; secretary, Mrs. Mil
dred Burritt; color bearers, Mrs. 1
Nellie Durbin, Mrs. Era Kelly, 1
PARK DEPARTMENT
TO SELECT TREE
The municipal Christmas tree wilt
>e erected on the Green some time
lext week, according to Supt. of
*arks Irving W. Harrison. Mr.
larrison will select a tree from the
icinlty of one of the city's reser
’oirs and it will be set up and dec
orated as usual.
drs. Mary White, Mrs. Imlna
Jeane, and Mrs. Mary Alexander.
GIVE JEWELRY
"The Lasting Gift"
AMERICA
COAST
It takes but five minutes to
open an easy payment charge
account at Kay’s! Your sat
isfaction absolutely guaran
teed — the name “Kay” on
your gift adds to its prestige,
but not to its cost.
Will Applaud These Values
Once more Kay’s stores from Coast-to-Coast leads the nation in
a thrilling selection of Christmas gifts! Visit our store to
morrow — you’ll find just the right gift at just the right price—
you can take all next year to pay. s
LADY'S WRIST WATCH
She will adore htis charming
model . . . smart case with
metal bracelet to match.
Very dependable.
25c DOWN — 25c WEEKLY
LADY'S "HAMILTON"
The utmost in style and
beauty, combined with Hamll- C
ton dependability . . . ultra
smart design.
$1 DOWN — $1 WEEKLY
BULOVA "LADY MAXIM"
No gift will please “Her”
more than the tiny Bulova—
LADY MAXIM. Smart cord
bracelet. It’s really exquis
ite!
75
50c DOWN — 50c WEEKLY
LADY'S 2-DIAMOND
A captivating new Benrus
Wrist Watch ... natural gold
color case, set with two genu
In* diamonds. Link bracelet
to match.
BENRUS
75c DOWN —
75c
WEEKLY
LADY'S ELGIN ROUND WATCH
Small, round, natural gold
CCdor, 15-jewel wrist watch.
to wear It. Cord bracelet. 0
75c DOWN — 75c WEEKLY
DIAMOND BRIDAL
ENSEMBLE
?8£H *19*?S
A beautiful, sparkling diamond in
the exquisitely designed engage
ment ring. Matching wedding
band of dainty design.
50c Down — 50c Weekly
THE "MARILYN"
WITH 4 SIDE DIAMONDS
$
37
.50
The splendor of this 5-diamond
ring with its rare beauty will tell
your love story as no other gift
will.
75c Down — 75c Weekly
THE DARLENE
WITH 6 SIDE DIAMONDS
*87-50
Seven brilliant diamonds—rich,
natural gold shank, crowned with
white gold around the sparkling
center diamond.
$2.00 Down — $2.00 Weekly
THE "DU BARRY"
WITH 16 SIDE DIAMONDS
*250-'*
The splendor the large center
diamond Is richly enhanced by 16
side diamonds. A really unusual
ring.
$5.00 Down — $5.00 Weekly
NO INTEREST
OR CARRYING
CHARGES
MAN'S SMART WR
A smart wrist watch at a low
gift price. Guaranteed shock
proof movement. Handsome
case — metal bracelet
25c DOWN — 25c WEEKLY
9
.95
HAMILTON" WATCH
MAN'S
Smart, sturdy, and richly Am
ished case. Hamilton depend- &
ability — fine leather band,
The ideal gift.
75c DOWN — 75c WEEKLY
MAN'S ELGIN ROUND WATCH
The smartest men’s Elgin ever
offered at this low price !*
New, round case . . . sturdy V
leather band . . . guaranteed
Elgin movement.
50c DOWN — 50c WEEKLY
MAN'S BULOVA "DICTATOR
The Dictator—a handsome
natural gold color, new style $
strap watch with woven lea-^
ther bracelet. Reliable rt
jewel movement.
75c DOWN — 75c WEEKLY
INITIAL COMPACT
$'
2
95
Enamel case, with “Her” Initials.
Powder and rouge compartments.
A real Christmas gift value.
25c Down — 25c Weekly
GLADSTONE BAG
$^.95
A most practical gift for him. Pull
size . . . genuine leather with
waterproof, washable cloth lining.
Very sturdy construction.
25c Down — 25c Weekly.
ONYX RING •
New! A filigree band of white gold,
set with a diamond adorns the gen
uine onyx. Natural gold mourning.
25c Down 25c Weekly
Natural gold mountings of mascu
line design, and a sparkling dia
mond set in genuine onyx. A su
perb gift.
50c Down — 50c Weekly
MAN'S TRAVEL SE
A fine gift sugges
tion for the man
who travels. Every #
essential piece is 9
here. Zipper case.
I
3
.95
25c Down — 25c Weekly
SPARKLET
SYPHON
4a
Always have seltzer water In the
house, without the inconvenience
of a number of bottles. A truly
remarkable gift I Includes 5
Sparklet Bulbs.
. 25c Down — 25c Weekly
b
"RONSON"
MASTER CASE
.50
Just what “he” wants for Christ
mas. Combination Ronson light
er and cigarette case. Richly
enameled in black and pearl.
Monogram shield.
25c Down — 25c Weekly
ELECTRIC
SANDWICH
TOASTER
Beautifully designed . . . mod
ernistic Bakelite handle . . .
large steel grids . . . engraved
top, cord set . . . chrome finish.
25c Down — 25c Weekly
LADY'S TRAY
FITTED CASE
Genuine leather — 8 fittings In
a separate tray. Moire lining
good quality locks. A rare value.
N
25c Down — 25c Weekly
ARLINGTON
RADIO
20 PIECE VANITY
FAIR DRESSER SET
24
A divine set, In lustrous finish,
edged with chrome trim. In
cludes 20 articles. Gift box.
Choice of polors.
50c Down — 50c Weekly
RCA Tubes . . . rich walnut
Snish compact cabinet . . .
nagnetlc speaker. A. C. and D.
3. A splendid midget radio for
lift giving.
25c Down — 25c Weekly
START PRVmERTS in i RHURRV
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