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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925
Thanksgiving
Candy
Huylcr's Chocolates
Whitman's Chocolates
Tea Baskets
Sailed Nuts
Candied Fruits
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIN ST.
We Can Get Ready for
the Turkey in 3 Shakes
of a Lamb's Tail!
Last mlmilcs are never lost min
utes at HorsfHll's.
If you are like the hundreds of
other men you will see, here this
week a. "ttlo late in Betting
ready for Thanksgiving come
right In as bold as a March
wind and we'll out fit you as
quickly as a March hare!
With the most authentic
fashion for men in Hart
ford, Horsfnll-mailt; Thanksgiving Suits
Sir 830
Horsfiill-niaile Thanksgiving
Overcoat' S0 to K0
Knox Thanksgiving Huts, $8
Horsfall ThaiikRivlnR Neckwear
SI.50 up
Knox Caps
HORSFALLS
95'99)4sumStm
" IIAKIIOIID
"It I'nys to liuy Our Kind''
t .ltlNt:i WORK OF ALL KINDS
WINDOW SCKKEXS, ETC
New Britain Screen Mfg. Co.
Carl Spl. lttM r II. T. Johnson
38 ROCKY HILL AVE.
Tel. :i::i8-r
J. D. DONAHUE
Voice Culture
frum H l. in. t t 1,1
i t Minlio 615-J-
v. '
D. J. SULLIVAN
TEACHER OF PIANO
I'rhnlc hMnii linn
lur .ni(iilinenl I'Iiiiiic
iic-i'ii nir ;;tn(
M. C. LeWitt's
U'STAIKS JKWKl.KY SIIOI"
Room 1 3l Main Stictt
New I'htw WW
BATTFRIF?
Auto Electric Service
c. a. ai;i;i iii. js6o
111 IRAMvl.lN S(j.
DENTIST
Dr. A. B. .lohnxin, D.D.S.
Dr. T. It. Johnson. D.D.S.
X-KAV. (JAS and OXYGEN
New Britain Sign Co.
"Dt:in Ut-IU-r W hat
Man- Do Well
;ji cm rch si.
Tel. SMI
COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Tltc Mnrrnv l'lintii;raplik' .i.
Kill V;iiii m.. Miir)
Mi. ,n,- :;iiti'.i
A. V InK Proprietor
ruv the Ttirl.fV I
' -at- i
Jones' Quality Market j
?A Myrtle St.
Phone 285 Try L's this Year
FLASHES OF LIFE: PRESIDENT HAS
HALF A DOZEN TURKEYS ALREADY
By tlia Ancn?tatH Trees.
New York Kooilor Omilnpln Is
perturbed ever a misunderstanding.
In I'uris, before Uuvlng to sing In
Ntv York's opera, he said: "I
found It nesessary to sell my soul
to the duvll," while Die traiiHlutlon
Is literal, he explains, the colloquial
Ifem In Russian simply meaning 1liut
one Is linrd up and mutt make come
monfy.
Geneva One lhotis.tml treaties
have now been registered with the
league of nations In the open diplo
macy which Woodrow Wilson
st reused.
Malmoe Sweden Is hopeful of
growing lis own "majs" ins! end of
Importing it from the Initial plates.
Stalks from some experimental
American corn have reached a
height of 1! feet.
Budapest Restrictions on tho
Charleston and fox trot have, been
removed, but a police Inspector must
be present when they are danced.
Kanlucar De Rarrameda, Spain
Paintings and tapestries and Jewels
valued at $130,010 have been taken
by bumlars from the home of In
fante Alfonso of Orleans, the king's
cousin.
New York A synagogue is to he
built on the side of William Astor's
home on Fifth avenue, where the
four hundred first met. William
Winter, who came from Poland
penniless 24 years ago, is selling
the residence he bought In May,
Santiago Chilean government of
ficials express unwillingness to dis
cuss developments in the Racna-
Arlca plebiscite situation. There is
general dissatisfaction ever the
course the plebiscitary situation is
taking, and the newspapers here
are giving considerable prominence'
to it. AH of their express approval
of the Chilean governments with
drawal of the Chilean delegation
from the plebiscite commission.
An announcement this morning
that a United States cruiser was to
proceed to Arlca cauaed Somewhat
of a sensation.
Calexlco, Calif. Nearly 200
American women have been or
dered out of Mexican, Tijuana Is
taking similar action.
Washington President Coolldge
already has half a dozen turkeys
for tomorrow.
Chicago Chief Justlro Olsen, In
whose court hangs a nude painting,
has acquitted Adolph Kroch, an art
dealer, of selling nbneene pictures.
The justice, upheld the contention
that, art should not be gauged bj"
I the subnormal or juvenile mind.
Large and Red. Lasted Five
! Weeks, Uuticura Healed,
Mv face heran to itch and bum
land a. lot of pimples broke out.
The pimples were large sna icq
and scaled over. They itched and
burned so badly mat i scraicneo
my face, end it was disfigured for
a while. The trouble lasted about
" I read an advertisement for
j Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
,.r,i (nr n free B:nele. After usinr
I n 1 could see en improvement so
i rf-harl more, wmc.n nea.cu inc.
Signeu) Miss Minenne nuju,
553 First tit., So. Boston, mass
ivik, nr nl Cuticura Soap, with
touches ol Cuticura Ointment row
:md .hrn ker; the Bkln iresD,
smooth and clear.
C.,tl-o- U&o-.tori. "fill 1. M.l Mr.
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Piaster:
Musterclr Worts Without tht
Blit'er Easier, Quicker
There's no sense in mixing a mess o'
nnisU.-rl, finur and water when yen car:
fasdy rOieve pain, sureties? or Mil'lnts:
v.ith a litils clean, while Muster Je
lu-ferr ic is made of pure oil o
musia'd arsd other helpful lnnredinitr
enmbir-td in the form ol the prevn
while ointment. It takes the place c
mustard plasters, and will riot blister
Mustcrole usually gives prompt reli'.
from sure throat, bronchitis, totnillitir
coup, stiff neck, asthma, nciiralgis
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rlieumr.
tisrn, lumbago, pains and aches of th
back or joints, sprains, Fore mu'clc;
noises, chilblains.'froftcrj feel, colds o
the ch'3t (it may prevent pneumonia)
To Mothers: Musterolsis also
mado in milder form for
babies end small children
Ask for Children's Musterole.
35c atid 65c, jars
and tubes.
fetter then a mottard platter
PIMPLES ITCHED
AND WEB i
ComSort-
Vmj an ecru h money from u fw en I, Bwmwti, com
fnrtab! ur4rwrj nH Thrr thtnfi nedd to outfit your
home nA family foe winter.
WE LEND UP TO $JOO TO HOUSEKEEPER
bVtt raiy repayment liynui
'4a month on S 60 loan $15 a month on $125 'cn
S 7 a mrnth en loan $10 a month on $300 kxai
vll) a month on $ I SO loan Plus lawful interat only
Call. Yritc or 'phona
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
J Mnln
3" H.,ln H
Columbus, Ohio Govtrnor Vlo
Donahey is going to get a check for
40 cents for setting type and mak
ing up In the new composing room
of the. Dispatch for 80 minutes. He
holds an I. T. U. card.
Washington The supply of pre
prohibition whiskey la enough to
Inst ten years If disposed of legally,
Prohibition Director Jonea says, The
amount for bonded warehouses is
20,000,000 gallons and none la being
mado lawfully.
Gowanda, N. Y. Homo 16 Indian
maids are sorry they had their hair
bobbed. ISoeouse of their short
tresses a movie company would not
take them to Florida with J 25
others.
New Haven Yale library receives
manuscripts of 17 poems written In
German by Bayard Taylor.
Hartford Vice-President Buck
land of "New Haven" says com
pany plans no immediate purchase
of equipment for Connecticut com
pany. New Haven-Philip Troup, newa. )
paper
iitor. made Chevalier of the 1
crown of Italy
New Haven Lester Clawson,
proprietor of recently raided Liter
ary society, fined and given sus
pended jail sentence.
Middletown Two men Injured
when another car forces their ma
chine off road.
Hartford Governor replies In
one sentence to Bridgeport mayorB'
six-page "Ripper" repeal letter.
Hartford Public utilities com
mission poHl pones jitney hearing
scheduled for Monday at. Water
bury. Hartford Deputy administrator
of prohibition enforcement in
formed application tor renewal of
denatured alcohol permits must be
filed before December 31.
Hartford Feeling prevails In
political circles that missing tax
book is gone forever.
Hartford Colonel Eaton, internal
revenue collector, authorized to
grant income tax return extensions
In meritorious cases.
Naugatuck Police, firemen and
Hoy Scouts scour woods in search of
missing woman.
Hartford Reports received by
state department show cider more
popular than ever in Connecticut.
'JAKIE FIELD OFF
STOCKJXCHANGE
Veteran of 27 Years Quits Be-
cause of III Health
jll
New ork, Nov. 115. (AD
i It ii It l-i has driven from the New
i York stock exehnng one of tho
. most active and picturesque floor i
traders. ,j
Jacob I'Vrld, known generally R-5 1
! "J.'ik'i..," has sold Ms s-at after 6t i
j-j. ars in Wall sir-. 4 and 2 7 years on
' the big bnard. Incidf ntally ni: got
I HI."," eon for the seat, th
highest
I price on record. H in lhn second
1 tiii'e that he has set a record for
- sloe!: exchange seats, for the $ I a.Otio
; lei Is reputed to have paid for 11 In
I 1 sioi was a record then.
Although he. won and lost mil -
lions In Wall street, a cubby hole
I in a broUer'K branch ntric at the
i Waldorf served Mr. I'ield for all
office. He prepared lo operate as a
J fre lance, and needed only enough
pace to answer a few letters and
j tclepliot'e calls each day.
I On the floor of tile cschange he
j norked so fast that fellow members,
I operating at the saute post, often
! were unable to tell wh-tlir he was
' lung or abort of any particular
, .stock.
i Some of the operations amazed bis
: associates by their daring. One of his
' mcst tempestuous battles was with
(he famous Je.ise L. Llvcrmore,
when l.iveriuore and his followers
1 m.UI Rublwin Locomotive, field
iromotly bought all that, was offered,
g-tting nearly all the capital stock
outstanding, caught the l.iveriuore
I followers short and forced them to
! t.:MK
I Mr. 1 eld started as a"messeiier
; ho ami was a trader In the old
,op. u-air club market before buying
! his stock exchange seat. His specu
' l.nion begun with a $10 bill given
; him when a messenger boy, as a re
1 ward for -,v Ithhoidlng a deposit from
' a bank that failed.
AWAIT IWRTH NOTICH
I Tokyo, Nov. 1'5 (ff The accouche.
ne nt oi 1'rlncess Nagako is expected
siein and all Japan Is awaiting the
evnt v-ith jcytul expectation. Tho
l eyal nutsi s nnd imperial physicians
,.ip in attendance day and night,
' The news will be broadcast
throughout Japan by radio. It was
announce! this evening that the
great imperial cannon which Is fired
I only at noon daily, will bo fired once
If the child is a boy and twice If It
is- a girl.
OUTDOORS
and INDOORS
f nr. n aahlnrtMl Kt
PL..H.. 1-5-4-
c!ur'lyt I to 1.
ii ii'jt-u to me i
trl
SCOUTING FLEET
This Tells Where to Send Your
Christmas Packages
The tilted States scouting fleet
vessels noir In Cuban waters for
their annual full target practices
will return to their Atlantto ports
for the Christmas holidays earlier
than ichcduled, because the scouting
fleet ha been so successful In ex
peditiously carrying out Its program.
All vessels left Guantanamo Nov.
20, arriving at their' home yards
Nov. 25, except the ships going to
Roslon, They will flrBt go to New
York and remain there until Nov.
30, on which date they will proceed
to oBston. Part of the fleet will
leave their home yards and return
to Guantanamo, Cuba, on Jan. 8,
1 026, while the others will remain
at their yards for overhaul.
Reports from the fleet In Cuban
waters show an enthusiastic and
Particularly sucssful season, filnce
'"V . L ,7
nepr. o ail ine amps lltive ueen pill.
through a strenuous grind of drills,
maneuvers and target practices, with
short week-end recreation trips to
ports of Interest In the Islands near
Guantanamo.
The ships will be. distributed
follows:
as
Now York
Nov. 25 to Jan. 8
Gilmer
Wyoming
Milwaukee
Borle
Hopkins
Hatfield
Bridge
Richmond
Cincinnati
J. I). Edwards
Dobbin
Brooks
Kane
Humphreys
Lawrence
Rands
Williamson
Reuben James
Balnbrldge
Goff
Barry
Brazos
New York. Nov. 25-80, ami
Boston, Nov. .10 lo Jan. 8
Utah
Marbleh'ead
Detroit
Raleigh
McFarland
J. K. Paulding
Norfolk, Nov
New York
Sharkey
Toucey
Breck
Isherwcod
Case
Lardner
Overton
Sturtevant
Chihls
King
Tutnarn
25 to Jan. 8
Whipple
Wright
Real
Sandpiper
Antares
Kobollnk
Robin
Smith Thompson Contocook
Barker Vlreo
Tracy
rjilUuklpliia, Nov. 25 to Jan. I
Memphis Worden
Trenlon V'lusser ;
Concord Bale ;
Dallas Converse j
Whitney field
Billingslcy Mercy j
Rail will proceed direct to Charles,
ton, where she will be overhauled j
from Dec. 1 to Jan. 15. i
The following ships wdll not re- j
turn to Guantanamo on Jan. s.
They wdll be undergoing overhaul
and will rejoin the scouting fleet
upon the completion of tho work:
I Wyoming, Richmond, J. T). Kdwarda,
Doric, Kane, Ralnbridge, New York,
!l.ardner, Harlrrr. Trenton, Mercy.
i t'tan. Ka;elgli, Jxlng.
OPT OF TOWX MARRIAf.l.S
Marriage license returns from !
other cities, filed today at the office
of Town (.Merit A. L. Thompson In- j
elude the following: Theedor" J. j
Tzitziras ofthls city and Miss Helen ;
I '' Ravlakis of Thonipsonville, mar- j
rien ni t'.nncm. ncmner .., ny nee. ;
Christ Llanos; Max Tresltl. a widow- i
er, of this ei(y und K'alle Rock, aj
divorcee, of New Haven, married in
New Haven, October 1?, by C. R. 1
Hlurgeg. a justice of (he peace; j
Samuel Rlvkln of this city and Re-
heeea Warschavsky of Hartford, ,
married in Hartford. October IB, by
Rev. Louis Rchwolsks ; Dominic L.I
("ooney of this city and Mary De- j
cella Hurley of Middletown, married .
October 10. at Middletown by Rev.
James T Dono'.an. i
Chase that tickling,
rasping irritation in nose
or throat with Luden's
Menthol Cough Drops.
Enjoy real breathing com
fort and quick relief from
coughs or colds.
On sale everywhere
Wm. H. Laden, Inc., Heidlm, Pi.
HU J"'. 1
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TAXI SERVICE
&- BAGGAGE TRANSPORTATION
UlXimiOUS AVOTOR CARS
FOR EVERY OCCASION
AT REASONABLE RATES
DTie AUBURN TftNSPORTATION CQ
Hotel Burritt
Mf w BUHIN 611
FLOGGING BRUTALITIES
IN ARKANSAS PRISON
Investigation I Ordered And Grand
Jury Action Slay Bo Taken
U Advisable,
Stuttgart, Ark., Not. 26 UP)
Stories told by nine men, recontly
prisoners at the Lonoke county con
vict farm near England to the effect
that they had been recently flogged
by guards will be Investigated at
once, W. J. Wagner, prosecuting at
torney, declared early today.
Mr. Wagner said he would go to
the farm Friday and open his Inves
tigation, and that If he found the
situation warranted, he would lay
n,ttl,or befora ths Lonoke coun
ty grand jury
A committee from the American
Loglon and the Rotary club of Stutt
gart obtained tho release of the men
after paying their fines. The action
followed the story of Edward Con
ley, recently discharged prisoner who
declared he had been Hogged threo
times by an "alleged whipping boss"
for failure to do assigned tasks.
Similar charges were made by Law
rence Downing of Indianapolis who
claimed that he was beaten several
times.
All of the men were arrested by
special agents of a railroad charged
with stealing rides on trains. They
were sent to the farm to work out
fines. Homo asserted they had been
flogged as many as 12 times. In the
group was a boy of 16 and a man 55.
George Geolzer, manager of the'
convict, farm denied the prisoners
hud been treated cruelly.
I County Judge J. C. Wilcox, as
' Berts the contract under which tho
'men were sent to the convict farm
lis apparently illegal and members
iof the Rotary club and American
Legion committee, declared they wiir
try to have it cancelled.
DOLLAK GOES HIGHER
j Reaches Point Not Attained Slncu
I March of 1924 In l'arls.
j Paris, Nov. 25 (P) The dollar
soared today to heights not reached
'since March, 1024, bringing 26.40
! francs at. the opening of the day's
trading, or 10 centimes higher than
iXovv York's closing yesterday. Ily
10;S0 o'clock It had gone farther, to
i2G.G0. The pound sterling opened at
i 1 27.0 francs.
Speculators were concentrating
j their operations on foreign stocks,
! buying; without regard to the quota
tions.
LOFT
. Try Some of These
Delicious Candies
Chocolate Covered
Maraschino Cherries 75c
Oxford Chocolates 59c
Small Almonds 49c
Many Other Assortments
On Hand
Mohill Bros.
couh
arops
Plainvuxi 95-5.
CANDY
EXPECT 400 GUESTS
AT TRAFFIC DINNER
Biggest Banquet in Organiza
tion's History Anticipated
The banquet of ths Traffic asso
ciation of the New Britain Cham
ber of Commerce will be held
Thursday evening, December 3 with
a reception at 6:30 p. m., dinner
served promptly at 7 p. in., In tho
ballroom of the Burritt hotel.
Speakers announced are Charles
C. Elwell, member of the public
utilities commission; C. A, Torrence
of Now York city, secretary of the
intercoastal conference commission.
The Intercoastal conference com
mission conslstB of 14 of the largest
lines operating through the Tanama
Canal.
J. H. Beek of Chicago, Illinois,
executive secretary of the national
industrial traffic league. Mr. Deck
did valuable work at Washington
among the law makers at the time
the new transportation act was In
process of formulation, and has
taken a very prominent part In most
of tho Important rale hearings be
fore the interstate commerce com
mission, Involving many matters of
paramount Importance to Connecti
cut industries.
Among the gucstswillbe D. L.
Graj-, vice-president of the Erie
railroad company; F. A. Stanley,
general manager of the Great Lakes
Transit corporation, of Buffalo;
William King, freight claim agent,
N. y N. H. & H. R. R. company
of Boston; Oliver P. Caldwell,
freight traffic manager, and Robert
Garrow, assistant freight traffic
Dr.TruesElixir
aids Nature by cleansing as It clears out your digestive
tract and toning up stomach and intestines so that you feel
fine and fit again.
Dr. True's Elixir is a pure herb laxative; as gentle as it is
sure. It has been used for seventy-three years and in over
coming constipation in children and adults it has won an
enviable reputation through four generations as
The True Family Laxative
Family size bottle $1.20; other sizes 60c. and 40c.
Thanksgiving Dinner
The BURRITT
New Britain, Conn.
Fruit Cocktail Bluepoint Oyster Cocktail
Golden Celery Queen Olives Assorted Nuts
Green Turtle a la Iloyale Consomme Parisienne
Eoast Maryland Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Royale Squab Chicken a la Bouquetiere
Currant Jelly
Mashed Potatoes French Fried Potatoes
Mashed Yellow Turnips Green Peas a la Anglaise
Endive and Asparagus Tips Salad
Mince Pie. Hard Sauce Pumpkin Pie
Neapolitan ke Cream Tutti Frutti Parfait
After-Dinner Mints
Demi Tasse
Dinner Served from 12 Noon to 8 :30 P. M.
?2.50 PER COUVERT
Phone 3310 for Reservations
EVERYTHING for
Your THANKSGIVING DINNER
We will have Roast Turkeys, Roast Chickens,
Roast Pork and many other Cooked Meats to make
jour feast a pleasure.
Why worry and fuss when it's almost as cheap
to buy Prepared Foods? We will have tasty Salads,
all kinds of Canned Fruits, Nuts and other delica
cies of abundance sure to please.
Now at Our New Location
7 MAIN ST.
WE WILL SERVE AN OLD FASHIONED
ROAST TURKEY DINNER ALL
DAY THANKSGIVING
Headquarters For Honiss' Oysters
NUTMEG
DELICATESSEN and LUNCH
Ready for Christmas
Our High Grade Slock of Diamonds. Watches, Jcwclrr of all kinds,
Is now complete and wc lire ready to wrpi drposits on orders for
ChrUlmas Girts.
Himberg & Horn
Established SO Tears
S82 MAIN ST. 10 R B, ARCAOIC
manager, of the Luckenbach steam
ship company, of New York; H. J.
Kohoe, freight traffic manager,
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.,
of New York; T, J. Burton, traf
fic manager of the Argonaut Htearo
ship Co., of New York; Nut Duke,
traffic manager, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western Railroad com
pany, of New York. Other large
railroads of the country which have
notified the oommltteo that they
would huve representatives present
Include, Santa Fu railroad; Union
Raclllc; New York Central; Penn
sylvania; Baltimore and Ohio;
Nickel Plate; Delaware, Lackawan
na and Western; Lohlgh Valley;
Erie; Boston and Maine; Boston
and Albany: Reading; Northern
l'uclllc; Illinois Central; New York,
Ontario and Western; Grand Trunk;
Canadian Pacific; Chicago and
Northwestern; Chicago, Burlington
and Qulncy; Great Northern; Louis
ville and Nashville. Among tho
steamship lines will be the Clyde
and Mnllory line, Panama Pacific,
Panama Mall, American-Hawaiian,
Luckenbach, Isthmian, Argonaut,
Munson, Old Dominion, Ocean
Steamship of Savannah, Williams,
Dollar, and others.
So rapidly are reservations com
ing In at the hotel, that one entire
floor has bn allotted for visiting
railroad men and their guests.
At last year's banquet there were
present 325 guests. This year, from
all appearance and by information
that the committee has had, It
would appear that there will be at
! least 40u guests in attendance. This
! will probably be the largest banquet
j ever held in the local hotel.
The committee in charge consists
of Jesse F. Atwater, American
I Hardware Corporation; Wralter L.
Bell, North & Judd Manufacturing
l company; Joseph K. Leltch, N. Y.,
j N. H. & H. R. R Co.; R. W. Poteel,
Stanley Works; R. L. Gould, Cham
j ber of Commerce.
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