New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], November 19, 1925, Page 15, Image 15

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, XOVEJIHKR 10, 1923
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rP Iff IF V A Large, Plump Vermont Turkey With Each
Dining Room Suite Purchased Before Thanksgiving
HERE IS A REAL GENEROUS
OFFER AND IT'S ABSOLUTELY
FREE! ORDER YOUR DINING
ROOM SUITE. PAY CASH AND
WE WILL SUPPLY THE "KING"
OF THE FEAST. COME IN TO-
YOUR
FREE-
With Your Thanksgiving Dining Room Suite
WHEN IT COMES FROM
DOYLE'S YOU KNOW IT
IS THE REST FOR THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
500
MAIN STREET
t j
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UU I L
A Real Suite for the Real Feast.
This is an eight-piece American
wainui ouue; nas ooiong ex-
tension table, large burret, hve u
straight chairs and armchair,
upholstered in genuine leather.
It Is a Real Doyle Value!
FURNITURE CO., INC.
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500
MAIN STREET
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larpe that Its very size would cause
motorists to pause In awe.
Residents claim that the. children
are in danger of being struck by au
tomobiles as conditions now stand
and further claim that something
should be done to check the speed
of automobles as they pass the In
stitution. Whether or not the mat
i.. .i, r, witli the board
rr-r win i' 'i
of selectmen Is not known. ,
American Legion MrcthiR I
nolton-Kasica post. American Le
gion, will meet tonight, at S o'clock
at Its hnll on Main street. Kensing
ton. Those desiring to make out
applications for adjusted compensa
tion will be able to do so at this
meeting.
Athletic Club W!lt
The whist and dance scheduled for
t.vi.tnv ntclit In- the Kensington Ath
letic club promises to be one of the i
big events of the season. It will be j
held nt Lloyd hall and dancing will I
be enjoyed from S to 12 o'clock, :
"IcKeon's orchestra furnishing the 1
music Whist will be played on the
low er floor. ,
Resolution Sent Out (
The resolution adopted by the
board of trustees of the Borltn. Sav
ings hank on the d.vith of Francis
nomine has been sent to Mrs. nom
ine. This resolution pays a deep
tviliiite to Herlin's prominent citizen.
It speaks of w hat he did to build up
the bank and says "In all his rela
tions with the board and with the
employes of the bank, lie hns set
the example of an untiring exoeu
ii'e. a kindly employer and a gentle
man." The resolution concludes: "The
bank, the town, the church and his
friends owe much to him and will
dally miss him, hut will ever cherish
his memory."
K TSutler on World Court
"W:ir is nntliinr but nrcnnlzrd
murder." according to Tlobcrt Btit
l(r. former corporation counsel of
I,
ft
the city ot Hartford, who spoke last
night at. a well attended meeting of
the Men's Bible class of Berlin,
Mr. Butler spoke on the world
court, saying that, as yet no substi
tute lias been found for war, in spite
of our great developments of the
past years. The League of Nations
appointed a committee to bring in
a scheme for the .settlement of dis
putes, this not to consist of a court
of arbitration.
A constitution for a World Court
was drafted and presented to the
League of Nations, it being accepted
after one important change had been
made. This change whs that nations
should not he compelled to submit
cases to the World Court, but once
a case is submitted, no nation can
refuso to abide by the decision.
Practically every nation, with the
exception of the Tinted States join
ed the league. A list of the names of
100 men, thought capable of serving
cn this court, was presented by the
various nations.
Mr. Butler then went on to explain
the personnel of tin; court. The
court consists of li judges ami four
deputies, nine judges being necessary
j to make a quorum. None of them
'can hold political office and they
their entire time to the
Jniust givt
j work.
The qu
can force
stion was asked, "What
nations to abide by deci
sions of the world court?" to which
Mr. Butler replied, "National honor
will cause nations to abide by the
decisions." He stated that any na
tion may appeal to the court, wheth
er it is a member or not.
The question of the World Court
is particularly interesting to citizens
ot the United States at this time, the
speaker said, because it is slated to
come up at the next session of the
Lulled States senate. Many people
were opposed to the league for the
simple reason that the late President
Wilson sponsored it, he said, adding
that the main opponents are gone
now in the persons of Senators
Lodge and Braivlegee. The real liv
ing opponent is Senator Borah.
Twenty-two nations out of CO have
voluntarily agreed to abide by all de
cisions of the court, he said.
The meeting was attended by
about "'i memt" rs of the Bible class,
who voted it an excellent one and
tendered a vote of thanks to the
speaker,
Ka.st Berlin Items.
The regular mid-week service wl',1
be lie, I at the Methodist church this
eening at the usual hour.
The prize -winners at the whist so
cial given by the ladles of the Sacred
Heart church Monday evening were
as follows: Cienilemen's first, Paul
SiegriM ; consolation. 10. (!. Morgan:
ladies' first. Mrs. J. A. Williams, and
consolation, -Mrs. sneediiy ol .MM
dletmvn. Mrs. Adam Kraut h w ill en
tertain at the social to be given next
Monday evening.
A meeting of the Modern Wood- heavily charged electric feed wire,
men will be held at the Athletic
building tliis evening. 'n,c coroner holds that the Lake
The members of the "Social Five" i Engineering company, owner of the
club enjoyed their annual bountiful j ff.r,) ,vltTSi aml thfl i nlt0,, niumin
Thanksgiving dinner at the home of I ., , .,,,, , , .
l',,..,r,, r '""'I'""? " mi ii i in ii inneu me
M i:n ron 250ooo
New- York, Nov. 19 tP) J. Rob
ert Pauline, stage hypnotist, and
.lack Phillips, his assistant, wer
Mrs. George Pollard on
street today.
The F.pworth League of the M. K.
church will serve a supper in the
basement of the church on Satur
day evening from five, to seven
o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
power over the wires, cannot be held
criminally responsible.
KHIWi IS M l.DI I)
Washington. Nov. 1 ri tP) Pro- j
hibition officials faced the problem
today of ibeiding .whether food
products such as plum puddings : made defendants yesterday in
and fruit cakes soaked with rum, 1 J 25(.f mi damage suit brought by
wine or brandy being made or im-! Solomon Trencher, a waiter, whom
ported into this country for Christ- they threw out of a Hotel Flandem
mas violate the prohibition laws. , window.
No Criminal Fault to
Blame for Man's Death
Bridgeport, Nov. 13 fli No crim
inal negligence Is found by Coroner
J. J. Phelau, in connection with the
death of llaymond Carr, CS, of
Stratford, who was electrocuted in
Stratford. November 10. Carr met
death in trying to free machinery
that had como in contact with a
Money Talks
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Don't Diet
Too much take Marmota
It is hard to reduce by exercir-e and diet
Often it is harmful. Countless people now
are using an easy, pleasant way.
That way is Marmola Prescription Tab
lets. Just tale four a day until the excess
lat is cone. No abnormal exercise or diet.
The reduction is gradual rarely more than
r-ne pound daily. So the body adjusts itself
to the new condition.
M.trmola has been used tor 18 years.
Vuu can see the results in every circle. Your
nun iriends can tell you of them. The fame
liai spread, until people now are taking a
million lie.xe o! Marmola yearly. Excess
lat I-. fast becoming a rarity.
Oar bonk states every ingredient. It tells
you just how and why Marmola acts. Your
tran druggist signs our guarantee that the
lr tilt- ill delight yon.
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b'i.'.lit to beauty, health and fitness. It has
no recuse today. Find out how countless
people are row getting the slenderness you
tnvy. I'o this in fairness to yourself.
Munoott PrepTipiinn Tablet ire wld by
all tocsi' it $1 p-r box. S-nti tbis erm-
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The Pleatant Way to Reduce
VALUE DEMONSTRATIONS
SUITS
Here's an outstanding value
demonstration the finest
Suits we have ever offered
since pre-war days,
i
In quality, style tailoring ex
cellence, fabric elegance and
pattern attraction these suits
are challenge values on which
we invite comparison at
$
24
.50
Others from ?19.50
to S39.50
FEATURE VALUE
OVERCOATS
OF THE HOUR
There's smartness in every lins
and drape of the new Overcoats
both in single and double
breasted models. We have them
all in very rich weaves and very
.wonderful pattern treatments.
From u value standpoint here's
the coat you want.
Others from S25UO to ?3!U0
FOR THOSE WHO
MIGHT FIND IT IN
CONVENIENT TO
LAY OUT A LARGE
AMOUNT AT ONE
TIMEWE INVITE
THEM TO USE OUR
POPULAR
in.
in
(PAY PLAN)
TEN PAYMENTS
Instead of One
HERE'S THE PLAN
You purchase whatever arti
cles you desire at our regular
"year 'round'' low prices; you
pay at that time one-fourth
down of the purchase price
and the balance is then di
vided into ten weekly pay
ments. For Example:
(These Items May be More or
Less)
SUIT S29..10
ROYS' SUIT 7.50
TIE i.on
SHIRT 2.00
S40.00
CASH (one-fourth) ... 10.00
S30.00
This Balance Paid in Ten
Weekly Payments of ?3.00
Each.
NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR
THIS PLAN
ASK ABOUT IT
WHEN IN THE
STORE
(Your little dollar can be very noisy)
It will take you into the movies,
(2 tickets for $1.00)
It will take you riding in your car,
(3 gallons of gasoline $1.00)
It will buy a lot of candy,
(Enough for the family for $1.00)
Or,
It will help you rest yourself,
(A normal family washing
completely washed for $1.00)
Frankly,
How much would vou do for $1.00?
Here's what WE willdo
For that little Dollar:
Call and get your washing
(A normal family bundle weighs 25 lbs)
Wash it in Eleven Changes of Water,
Using none but the finest of soaps,
Sodas, blues and starches. And
Return it to you practically dry enough
For you to iron it at home Ail of this,
Sl.oo
Or,
For 11 Cents a Pound,
We will wash it as described above,
IRON ALL OF YOUR FLAT PIECES
And return your wearing apparel
Starched and dried, soft and fluffy
Ready for ironing at home.
(minimum charge)
The most sensible thing
Your money can say is:
"Spend Me at the Union.'
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904-
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357 MAIN STREET
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135 MAIN STREET
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