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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1921,
Perfumes
for Xmas
COTY'S
and
IIOUHHiANfS
$1.00 t0 $7.50
PKRFt'MK
ATOMIZERS
$1.00 10 $5.00.
169-171 MAIN ST.
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.,
169-171 Main St.
Open I'mil 9 o'HcK-l, Totiitrlil
Prc..tna Offering of
vercoats
$29.50
A aim 1 1 1 j in X 10
A':! colors, n'l s hnt best
of a'.i all ceixUne laiKfj.
All of ht;ii quality a:i wool,
guaranteed by us. for 'ley rnuft
be a.i-rito.
HORSFALLS
95-99 jdsyhimSuut
Hartforl.
"It pays to buy our kind''
polls l or; i.v m im;rv
The 'Scc-Mor' J .mirir Ac5;lve.
mcnt club, f--t-Ii:ctc hy Mrs. jr. C.
Warner of 22 Eton p:.-n-.., ; ms,i
37 stuff"-! -lobs wbbh v.i ! pi,T.n
to the riii.!rn a. ! Pay 'i,rs,-jy
for Christmas. Tht -lobs v. ill
form part i.f the .lur-ior aeM.-venu i.t
exhibit in. 11-.' wir-lo-,v "' the Now
Britain Gas l.irht Co. rxt wo. U.
LF.&C.ERECTS MEMORIAL TO
MEN WHO GA VEUVES TO U.S.
j "V" - T8,
A ..J brmve war memorial
v -I at. uppro.iin,i.t-!y $," , has
'! installed mi tii" administration
bub, bi.tr of the bimbo's, -'rare &
e'ljik plant facing Eiis-t Main strict,
in no tilery of tie.- boys .vbo n. pt
: i ri builders durini; tbe World 'A' ir
a -el li-.si liieir in es in 1 ab lo,
Tie tnbiet tiio.isur-s in r.O in
els. is obioei; in sheen are! is sur-iri'-ieib
-j -.ai t-r- top 1 y an Am- ti-mi
' -' "L-tp, ,,.( ,-tirr.vii.B
a : le at -if an-"".1-'. A- loss tie' top of
t1 " ts.J !-t. whie'i is ...jiBr..-l in a
I --1 1 1 - ; - rr---t, ai-- tun sprays of r-nk
II av- s aiel m iij-: c.iUer a I',
:-i i'-ia.
Beneath theoe sprays nro f 01111 J
the names of the -Ifcvas-' 1 vi-ttr;i;is
us follow?:
In Honored Memory
of
William H. Poakin.
.Ins- 1 !l l.irin-1'ski.
l!oophn::nes l-iaeisian.
I'.ou-aiJ r. Hiiniasi-ii.
Antilio Jiantonio.
A!! rt ". rh"!p.
A'!- rt I'. Kciilar-l.
.lani-s II. ;nii'a:.;.
Kmil -J. Trott.-r.
v.'ho cavo their )(. 1.. tVir
t'onntry in tii- ureal war.
II'HI'jIS.
TO BE INDEPENDENT
Democratic Candidate lor S.
Senate Addresses Rally Here
At a lomorratlc rally hold Inst
nlk'lit at the Klka hall and preslde-l
oeer hy Attorney William J". SlanRan,
who characterized Hiram Mlughmn
aa a man whose talk mainly on
the "Utile rml school houea," Ham
ilton Holt, democratic candldulo for
senator, spoke, outlining 111 election
Issues, declaring: "I'm hero Ao tell
you what kind of a guy I am. I am
not us 1-ad as the Couriint says 1
am." He said ha Is not a politician,
lie said ho ij like Benjamin Frank
lin, "I never seek 'an office and I
never decline an office. I did not
seek the nomination for senator, but
when I Rot It ) took It."
Mr. Holt stated that If he avoided
everything in his campaign his
friends have advised him to avoid he
would not he able to say anything,
hut that he would say what he
thought and be responsible for mis
takes. There are four classes of poll
clans: the roactlonarie, the radicals,
the conservatives and the liberals.
The finst two never do anything. "J
am a. democrat because I am liber
al, not a liberal because I am a dem
ocrat," he said.
He said he would favor liberal pol
icies if proposed by either democrats
or republicans, and would oppose
other policies it suggested either by
democrats or republicans.
Will Support CoolUlKf.
He said he would support 28 of
the 28 questions dealt with in the
president's meseage. The two on
whieh he would not agreo nre the
League of Nations and the cancella
tion of foreign debts, although he
said If President Coolidge took the
Initiative in the? cancellation he
would favor It. He said President
Cooli-lge, did not deal with the tariff
question in his message. He sild he
favored a tariff enough to protect
Connecticut industries. The greatest
problem before the world is abolition
of war, he declared. The nations
should lie organized to abolish war.
The world cannot progress without
taking up the question.
The world (liiould be organized for
peare. The fir-it step toward peace Is
political organization. The republi
can party Is wrong in its policy to
mardsUhe world court and the dem
ocratic party is afraid of it. Kliliu
Burritt was the iirst man on this
planet to predict tho, world court,
when he said "A world cotfrt la the
highest co ii'i t of appeals this sldo of
the bar of eternal Justice." ,
1Oliri-Knii Spruit.
Excongrofc&inftn l.o 11 organ said the
republican foreign relation com
mitted failed to hack up tho preal
dent In hie efforts towards a world
court aa recommondrd by Harding.
There are many demncratlo Senators
who back up Coolidge In this rnow.
It Is not question of party label
now. The world court question Is
not a party question, not a domestic
question, It Is a question of human
ity, the speaker asserted.
Every question In Coolldge's me.
sign in l3:;i was opposed by hia own
party, the Mellon tax law, compen
sation for postolTico employes, Jap
anese question, bonus question and
the pension bllj.
If every man who voted demo
cratic November 4 Joes so again,
I.onergan said. Holt will be elected
because he will get Independent and
bolting republican vote,
Attorney Kobert P. Butler of Hart
ford mxt spoke, opening with a
quotation from the Hartford Courant
which termed Hamilton Holt an
"adopted eon of Connecticut." He
said that there Is a great difference
between Mr. Holt and himself and
Hiram Hingham. Mr. Holt and he
could bo presidents of the United
States, but Mr. Bingham could not
be because ho was bom In Honolulu,
Mr. Butler said. Mr. Holt U an
adopted son of Connecticut and Mr.
Bingham wa wished on Connecti
cut, he declared,
Mr. Bingham was made a voter in
Pal em.. Mass., in 1909, and a short
time later came to Connecticut and
toted without taking the proper
measures to be made a voter, the
speaker claimed. As a consequence
he has been voting Illegally in this
state for the last IS years, Mr. But
lerssald. Mr. Butler said that the delegates
to the republican convention which
met In Hartford to pick the candi
date were "machine nominated and
hand picked." He ald that the
Itoraback steam roller was well
greased and the steam was up. When
Mr. Bingham takes the oath of of
fice pledging himself to fulfill the
duties ot governor of Connecticut
with the aid of God and a ehort
while later takes the train for Wash
ington he will perjure himself, But
ler declared. The former governors
ot Connecticut were not too proud to
accept the office.. It takes this Il
legal voter to throw the Job back in.
to the faces of those who elected
him, the speaker asserted.
Cream Soups,
Cream soups are better for lunch
eon than for dinner since they are
so rich they should precede a light
rather than a heavy meal.
City Items
Kenneth C. MacDonald will wind
up his scrlea of speeches and the
republican campaign In this city on
Monday, when he will speak at the
Washington afreet rate of Russell &
Erwln't at noon and at Skrltulsky'a
nan in the evening,
The suit of James Bonney against
Archibald Barton, brought through
David I,. Dunn, has bean settled.
.MARRIAGES IS nAKTFOIU).
Several marriages of local interest
were performed In Hartford during
the past month. Joseplt A. Crosby,
a divorcee, and Miss Cecelia Abra
hamson, both of this city, Were mar
ried by Rabbi Morris Silverman, No
vember t. Crosby te.a painter and
his bride a bookkeeper. Louie E.
Pellegrino of this city and Miss
Mury Whitney of Merlden, married
December 10, by Thomas C. McKone,
a Justice of the peace, Frank Cis
of this city and Miss Catherine Wil
czynska of Hartford, married No
vember 24, by Kev. S. Muelah Jo
seph Rurka of this city, and Miss
Wladyslawa Kamlnska of Hartford,
married October 13, by Rev. S. Mu
sial; Thomas C. Burke of this city,
and Miss Zelta S. Mlsklll of -Broad
Brook, married November 10, by
Rev. Thomaa S. Dyggan. Taul S.
J.vltt of Ellington and Miss Sadie
K. Oreensteln of this city, married
November 10, by Rabbi Morris Sil
verman. John J. Ferrantfi nt Hurt.
ford and Julie Earnest Allen, a di
vorcee, of this city, married Novem
ber 15, by Saul Pelzer, a Justice of
the peace. Peliieenji TleviMtaln. f
this city and Elizabeth Salcuveme of
Scantlc, married October 14 hv Rev.
John J. Am hot
nr -ww
TrtnmMt M volMna mfmto. . Bnrtoa
Brown Kid mndtl wttk iwlwMil laid!.
Ten, mit .nil Ank In raMit hMl.
Aim In BluS KM.
PEDOPRAXIC
How LongonYourFeetToday?
. 17 VERY hour, every moment of gUnding calb
lJ for Pedo-Pbaxio correct walking shoei to give
freedom to your steps to "keep good feet healthy"
whether duties keep you afoot, or you walk for ,
pleasure. The patented flexible arch and special fea .
tures of Pedo-Praxic models make them the ideal
walking styles. " .
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
SHOE DEPT.
Cor.. Main and West Main Streets
LEGION ACTIVITIES
City Advertisement
ADWIIONS AMI AI I I 'RATIONS
T THi; slAM l.y SCHOOL
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Public no' ire ,..r. !.y gn en U,;, I
f-aie-l ri'.jpi,.-,vs for urmstiii-z la
bor and mtn.-ri M co-is'ruet. Ad
ditions aii-l A'terati-ns to the Stan.
bv Soh-.p: at N- Il-i-ain, Cumi.,
will - I by Ul-'- C'-millittei;
en . -hool .,; i,tmir..a,tfm.. Mi-,
.losop'i M. i-biMur-.n. Chairman.
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and all work ko- 'r :-
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stating ttio i-'jaeh .0 w..-k mv-p-I.
No h4 will cont-i-i-r ! :;:
compan;--! t-v a --ti':-.- i e'--k
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of N'e-.v I'.r ,11 0. . a: t f
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binding tb-- l-i-!-:- r " . x- .: .1 c-.n-tract
if aw.ir'i--1 ti l . 'lb t- nns
of Ihe proposal w;t; s ;-- juirod
are fixe, by tb-- p---.-.-!.-.
Copies Of til-- -j.-a'A .: L'- ;j -1 s;':
flcatiors wbl an a - a ' o- o'.iiee
of the arcliiteot for -o.-- pi;-of
estimating. A iin n-.m'. - r of
copies of the p'ai.s an i -i-- . .r-io:is
will be loaned to the prosp. -r e. o bid
ders on a deposit of 1 1 M'asn ,,r
Certilied Check). If pmn? .. -I s rl
flcatlons are returned o-, ..r I-:or.-the
submission of estima'-s, -heek
will be returned, but l.c:M tne
pians and specifications li- t -t re
turned, the deposit may become ',,r
feited by order of the coramitt- c on
achool aecommotlations.
MR. JOSEPH M- HAI.LOKAN.
thairmaa.
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l'it t.'lill TVl SilllNlini-y.
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,ti".If.jr n't..-rnooii. lio-riiiln-r SI. On
niotio.i of Joseph Andrews, it was"
voted to give absentees who were In
the various bospitui.i a itee member
ship in EJdy-(ilov(r liost.
i 'oii.iiiand- r heuv appointed tbe,
'ol'ovlni rvrvice comm:t".-e: Dra.
Foni'-y, "naiton and Weir, W. T.
s',,r,lro, H. r. JarV.son, E. SeJiani,
Fodoian 'nml-rlsiin, G. Cordon. T.
i osee,-,, pp l-jistnore, r. K-uninsky,
A. liaekb-!, (. Molan-b-r, T. r;,s, y
nioi Fr, d ;, Knswottl).
At tin- rnpeiifinn of the n.t-eti,..-.
Miss Mary Imrey.of .iiieey's jjevue",
iiaitfonl, rntertairi-.l by singing
Popular sor:!, numb-Ts. A lp.-i t
lnneii was srrved by the la-lies' anx-
ives (i ranted Divorces
On f; round of Desertion
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M.id
an fr
n -- Mi granted u
a 1 iiarles .Sat, n e or, the
s- rtion. by .ludf
in trs m .i 1 pir i-irir court,
r-iay. Four yr-nr ago
Mrs. Saul"-- and Finer,
le-ovi-led f,,r hrr. Mrs,
.--'--'i grantri the rustody
----el 'liibl. Kb-tt t
- d f-,r Mrs. Santee.
Ib-'oriis Z'-rman was
b i.rrr f rom Martin 7.rr-
ir-ounds of des- rtion.
bin nut heard from
1 1 y - ;irs.
Every Christmas
Brings its money problems as well
as its family joys. Gifts come high
and there are always so many to be
remembered.
Why not solve next year's
Christmas money problems in ad
vance by joining the 1925 Christ
mas Club of the New Britain
National Bank.
Plan now to join on MONDAY
EVENING between 7 and 8 o'clock.
Open Every Monday Evening.
NewBritainNationalBank
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Hardware
L. MILLS
336 Main Street
ions
Cbt Ir,;' !. .
Coy Scout Jack lumes
To'd s;icis
Sk?U' M,;ip-
Inj.trsal! Watches
he i:irctiii- Trains
hes' Mechanieal Trains
K vtra Track, Switches. Semaphoifs.
Depot-.. Tunnels, etc.. etc.
I'niort Skates (Ice)
Shoe Skntps. p;ain and Tabular
i;i:hie Flyti- Sleds Firefly Sieds
Jack Knives
Pen Knives limn and Peail
Sc.'ssors and Shears
Scis-ous in Sets
Carpet Sw eepers for the Kiddies
Di-sel Carpet Sweepers
Aluminum Ware (Universal)
Keller Skates (Ball Bearing)
Northland Skiis
Tool Chests (Landers)
aeo P.ottles Percolators
Clcctric Irons
Electric Toasters ,
Klectric Waffle Irons
Electric Grills
Electric Heating Pads
Hot Water Bottles
Farmington Knives, Forks, Spoons
Electric Flash Lights
Batteries and Bulbs ,
Electric Heaters, To Take the Chill
Off That Cold Room
Oil Heaters for the Garage
Wade & Butcher Razors
Safety Razors and Blades
Caning Sets (tenders)
(irapefruit Knives Kitchen Knives
Xmas Tree Outfits ,
Xmas Tree Holders
aa
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Of course, it is easy to say your earnings did not justify setting
aside $1.00, $2.00 or more weekly.
Is it true? Don't you owe it to yourself and your family, if you
have one', to have ready money even if only in small-amounts?
Emergencies arise and a small amount may seem like a fortune.
Start now and protect yourself JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS
CLUB today.
-Select the Club that fits your ideas of what you should set aside
weekly and it will surprise you with what ease and rapidity that
money will grow when deposited in small sums.
The Christmas Club is for you who want to have money.
We cordially invite eveiybody to join.
The following table explains the plan fully :
Increasing Club Plan
l P Ilth DcPs!t 3c lrt week, 2c "nd week. IncreasefflO TC
. uUIUU ic each week In 60 weeks you have It.J
7c Plllh ePop'' -c '-st week, 4c 2nd week. Incrsase OC C".
UwlUU ;c each week in 50 weeks you hae ' Iw.jU
Cnnliik Deposit 5c Jt week, 10c -2nd week. Increase CO TC
OullUU 5c each week in 50 weeks you have , 00. J
Klpplllh f)cPs" ,t,c 1,1 week, 20e 2nd week. Increase 1 07 Cfl
lUuulUU luc each week in 50 weeks you have IZ,Ju
Decreasing Club Plan
You btgin with the LARGEST rayinent ard DECREASE each week.
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Even Amount Club Plan
2.- Club
:0c Club
51 Club
52 Club
53 Club
$ft Club
$20 Club
m Club
$100 Club
Deposit
Deposit
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$100 each week :
2oc
50c
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120
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each
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in 50 weeks you have
in 50 weeks ou have
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S 12.30
23.00
r.o.oo
100.00
250.00
500.00
1,000.00
2,500.00
5,000.00
We cordially invite you to come in and join
gt THE BANK OF SERVICE
&: Open Saturdav Evening 7-9 .Q
Hardware
336 Main Street