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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1C25.
HOW TO GET A
$1.00 PERSIAN
PACKAGE OF
Huyler's
FREE
In order to introduce quickly
three new HUYLER'S
packages
We are giving free of charge
a handsome and delicious
$1.00 Persian package with
every $5.00 order for Hur
ler's candy which contains
one or more of these three
new packages.
"NAMELESS
"COLONIAL"
"HISTORICAL"
The
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIN ST.
;ivi: loiHMxr A
CIIKISTMAS I'KthUNT t
HORSFALL'S
SALE OF MEN'S
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
offers th! unusual opportunity oC
buying jour own gift ut sfler
Chrlstinas prices in ,ini'-' 10
wear H "'1 Christmas Day.
Here An; The lTlces
mi:vk HISIM.SS AMI
spout M ITS
At lour 1'rlres
$;UiO, S39.50, IT-"0, $57.50
MUX'S OYIiKCOATS
$81.50, S.'IH.SO, 17.50, $57.50,
$07.50, $77.50
HORSFALL
93"99J4syhimStrc
niiurcHD
"It Vays to Buy Our Kind''
Russia Lowers Political
Bars Against Church
Mscovv. Dec. 2S lP Election ami
cbizenshlp rights have, been extend
ed by the government to members
of churcli parishes, such as sacris
tans, onanists, rectors, psalm read
ers, and similar auxiliary personnel
of religious cults. Whereas hereto
fore these class's, almig with priests
.1 .ki were l.-llic-l tile riKIU 1"
an
vote, they "ill be allowed In luture i
to iwhY political office in city am!
rural soviet, provided their basic
source o income is not derived from !
the performance of religious rites.
CHINESE PIRATES
AGAINJIEACTIVE
Loot British Steamer-Military
Reports Conflict
London, Pec. 13 W China, al
letidy ravaged by internecine strife,
la witnessing an Increase In acta of
piracy on the high seas and rtvers
reminiscent of olden days. Also the I
action of the Canton gov ninom In j
; its boycott of Hong Kong and bar- 1
I hub British ships front the Canton'
river Is bringing about the decay
I of the "magnificent colony of J I out? J
Kim.'," .says the Westminster (bi
I .i Iti-, basing this view on 1 ti ' r s i w x
I with person connected with leading !
liritlsh tlrmH in the Kar Kast. !
The lafi st act of piracy was wl.ert :
itlii! Ihilish sPaner Tuugrhow, i
bound from Shanghai for Tn -ntsin, i
, mis seized In the Yellow s' a by'
j Chinese booked as steerage pussen-
; g"rs. Tlie jiirates shot the nwl's j
liritlsh. cuplain and rowed all ollois
on board, Including numerous for
eign passengers, by threats of death. ;
- Tlie ship's officcis wi re compelled I
to put about, and steer the steamer
.southward to Hlas bay, notorious
! pirate resort on the coast of the j
I Kwangtung peninsula, a short, dis- j
lance north of Hong Kong.
The Tungohow was looted on the '
, l.fniO-nillf) trip down the roast of i
1 1 specie and other valuables, the!
! Pirates meanwhile standing guard
, over all the British officers. Death I
1 was threatened to any person who '
'attempted to. signal for assistance. j
! The Tungehovv was S' lzd Decern-
j he r IS and was in the hau ls of the
! Hueefmeers. for four days. They nr
j -copied the 111 it class salon all the
way flown the coast. Arriving in
. I'.lu.s bay the 1'lrates compelled the
foreign passengers to remain in their '
cabins while small boats came
alongside and took them and their
loot ashore. Tim Tungrhow then
steamed for Hong Kong. '
.Military JtepOrts 1
The latest reports regarding 11k '
military operations east of Peking
in tlie region of Tientsin are conflict
ing. One dispatch asserts that the
troops of General Peng Yu-IIslang.
leader of the National peoples'
army, have, rntrrid Tientsin after
cutMng the railway line to Nanking.
Another dispatch, however, asserts
that the army of 1,1 Chlng Line
governor of Chilili, is in full retreat
upon Tientsin. In the lighting tin
casualties on both sides are report
ed as very heavy.
One correspondent asserts that
General Feng's circular after his
recent, rkfeat that his heart bled for
the siilf' ring caused by the Civil
war and that lie desired peace was
a, bluff. reinforcements were
brought up by him during the night
and ha launched n tremendous at
tach, regardless of loss of life and
General Li's army was swept back
wards toward its main defense line
outside Tientsin.
L'p In the north the forces of
Marshal Chang Tso-I.ln. the Man
churian war lord, are reported to he
still falling back before the troops
of General Kuo-Sung Long, at one
time one of his strong"it adherents.
Chang is said to have crossed the
l.lao river to the west of Mukden
where a decisive buttle may tak"
place shortly if the bitterly cold
wea'her does not. prevent, it. Chang
has delivered a farewell nddr. ss to
Lis staff in which lie declared if !
tented iie would seek asylum outside
Mukden.
SureRelief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 Beu-ans
Hot vater
SureRelief
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5
STORE CLOSES
TONIGHT AT 9
AND THURSDAY
AT 7 P. M.
und 7fifJ Pickfites Zv.'
DAVIDSON and LEVEJJTHAL
STORE CLOSES
TONIGHT AT 9
AND THURSDAY
AT 7 P. M.
In confirming details of the plan
yeis'-niay, Metansson said only one j ,
plane win nctuaiiy maun the tllgnt, ei,
tltoiifh two or three others mnv help ; .r
In preliminary work. A rokker,:t4
plane already has been pnichas'-U, i
he said, nod a Stout plane, from the I J
'toiy i-'cc-nily ac'iuired by Henry
ford, will be benight If It Is ready m j
time.
Mr. S'efansson also said tlie filers
will rariy no food on tleir I'.hi'i
mile jaunt, but. will use Die extra,
room for fuel, nnd depend on their
rifles in case of disaster.
:W
I
Has Worked Hard Since Opening
Day However
I
Washington, I "C. .i (P) Conprf-ps
J'lfgnn a 12-rlay vncaMon to'lay olos-
A
CONGRESS STASIS
II
&von$ flight kfare Kmntf
P ine Hosiery
The Gift of Gifts !
nor miimmoth stock Includes
I'hiffon Hoso In the whole range
of nude tones as well as the deli
cate evening shades; also Full
Fashioned Stockings of heavier
weight and sporty Silk and Wool
Hose.
fMain Fl )
iti
ill
Firt Aid to Belated Shoppers
The eleventh hour is at hand ! No doubt there are
still some Aunt Marys, Johnnys and Janes whose
gifts haven't been bought. There are still some
last-minute shoppers, frantically completing their
lists. To assist such as these welfer just a few
of the many Eleventh-hour Gift Suggestions.
Come and be served quickly, courteously
and satisfactorily
:
If
Smart
Always
Gloves
Welcomed 1
If you select cuffed Gloves em
broidered in bright or metal
Ihriads, or elaborately rtltched,
you simply can't go wrong. All
fashionable shade
prominent makes.
' (Main
s in the most
Modestly priced.
Fl.)
has A(;iti:i:Air.i; disposition
lioslon, lec. :s (Pi An offer,
iinhiie ill the memory of local court
attaches has been made by Joseph
(ira'sti. who with a companion Is
charged with t It ft d electric cable.
Grasso told the, court through an
interpreter that he wasn't guilty !"
If he was CollOeted lie would lUadly
pav. The case has be-n continued.
TO EE PROB
Flies Vi'iil Seels lo Find Wta
lug a busy two weeks in which it
laid much of the k round work for
a long and spirited .vsslon.
pesunilng dellbi rations on .Janu
ary 4, both houses w' hae a num
ber of major issues willi which lo
! grapple, including taxes, the world
! court, disarmament, the rubber and
coffee price situations, debt settle
ments and the arious appropriation
; bins.
I Working at top speed the house
i has passed on to the senate the
nan, fieri tax reduction bill and
prepare,! tor a oie on the treasury-
i post office supply bill home
latter reconvening. It also
a. resolution calling for mvestig
; Hon of alleged manipulation of
crude rubber prices by the Fiiglisli
colonial government, and of mo
nopolies of other commodities.
P.usy as it. was, the lower ihain
ber took time to discuss prohibition
at great l.-ngsh and from both sidrs.
the drys predominating in the only
ote on the snhjerl. The vote came
on a provision of the treasury bill
which would appropriate $ ; .", n , r. f i o
tor use by prohibition agents in pro-
i curing evidence.
The senate passe.) only one ma
jor measure but started several is-
i sues on their way to extended de
bate. It passed the administration
bill creating a division of civilian
aeronautics in the department ci
commerce, and epaetr-d several
minor mnisnre in addition to con-
i tinning hundreds of nominations.
1 Consideration "f !rop"ls"d Ameri
can adherence to the world court
j will lie resumed in the senate after
'the holidays, while its finance com
mittee will begin work on the tax
i bill. It Is planned to finally pass
i the tax measure by March. The
forc.icn i. -lit sr ill--nieiits, which met
; opposition upon their t.rst meiil'np
in the upper chamber, also nr
likely 'o encage att-:'eien when tl
' tax hill Is cl.-ared awaj.
Foth hou-'cs hiiM1 concerned
tiiemse'ven with the disarmament
I onrstlon. each ha-.lrrr r. erivr-d reso
lutions ntithoriing American par
ticipation in the preliminary session
; to be );. Id at. "' ie mi. The senate
resolution, by S' nater King, demo
ernt. Flail, was laid aside at his
own request while tt'at in the house,
l v r--s niativi- Fish, republican
Nfvv York, and Moor.-. O'-mncrai.
Virginia, was referred to commit-
I'-e.
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All Sorts of Personal Gifts that
Women Love !
Frivolous little things that she passes by with a sigh for
financial reasons they're the vory things that delight her
as Christmas Gifts. Exquisite Lingerie, Cute Hankies,
Novelty Neckwear, a Silk Scarf, a Silk Umbrella. They're
all here! (Main and 2nd Fl.)
1
C'iiately
adopted . :S
vestiua- - i
s.
it'-ir-
1
Cifts, Dad and Big Brother Like
Best: Haberdasheries !
Both are Great Big Boys, that's all! Give them fine fitting
Shirts, flashy Silk Ties, fine Pajamas, Ilickok Belt Sets,
Sporty Socks, Wool Mufflers, Sweaters that's what they
need, rant and expect! Selections are still very tempting
here. (Main Fl.)
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Beautiful
Bathrobes
Imnng those drowsy moments Just
before dinner late in the evening, a
nana Corduroy P.ohe is a delightful
wiap to snuggle into. And after the
bath, Imported and Domestic Blanket
Ilebes foremen, women and children;
also a complete line of Slickers that
',"i""e the rain.
Cud Fl.)
.ui iaa,i ".'.'t.' .O'-'-'-'-sWg' ."iNli ' muu... im- vi iu. i.i ' '.i.'..v'.u4.tvkjWHK'tl
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Visit the Jewelry
Counter for Gifts !
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from
hand-
You will find ever so many novel things
tiny remembrances that are unique to
some Necklaces of Pearls and Wrist Watches,
Brooches and Bracelets, Slave Bracelets, spark
ling Festoons, Russian Antique Jewelry, Cameo
Conceits and whatnot; also an appealing line of
kiddy jewelry. (Main Fl.)
W1
Exquisite
Negligees !
The kind that every lady craves!
Quilted Robes, Kimonos that make
lounging attractive! Pure Silk and
Payon Gowns, Chemise, Step-ins,
Fo.laraan, Bloomers, etc. Exquisitely
trimmed. In all the boudoir Bhadjts.
Also Philippine Underthings,
(2nd Fl.)
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Wintry Day Togs for
Little Play Fellows !
About due jolly snow weather for little tots to build
funny snow men! lint little bobbed heads must be covered
with woolly caps; little fingers and toes must be kept warm
by fuzzy gloves and leggings; little bodies must be properly
clothed too! Complete outfits here.
(2nd Fl.)
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Sweaters, as Colorful as
Great Outdoors !
Brilliant stripes in snug-fitting high neck conceits ; Tailored
Coat Style Sweaters in neutral tones, etc.; also Suedine
Windbreakcrs, with knitted collars and cuffs ; the kind that
will keep out icy winds when the skating season starts.
Splendid selections and alluring prices.
(2nd Fl.)
FOR QUICK RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
J. D. DONAHUE
Voice Culture
Vflln
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troiu t! I in I" 1 1' i .
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lPi-
Solution
il'iil lo.s fasein-
tirst they u Ran
i r f I'iel.o v. ill be
Jeerge H. Wilk.n;.
Xmas
Gifts
FOR HER. I OR HIM
FOUTHE KIDDIES
FOR THE IIOl SEHOI.D
Head the
"STOP AN' SHOP"
on the tlas-ilicd Pages
of Today's Herald
N'W York, lie..-,
e! an Antic riddl"
ated explorers :dnc
)e le-t I'.l ' ihg tl"' po'l
sought by Captain (
aiul liis ci nipatiions on tin ir iiropns
fl non-stop titL-h' icxi spring over
the top of the vinrld.
Wlirre Do Ulrils (,i'.'
Tie riddle, briefly, lias b".-n
"n b..r lo Ce birds 1:0 when t'e y
keep en eotnT ueith?"
Almost e' -j Ar'-t'c pedi'ion hue
i1rfl tie pie ii'i'iienoii and t has
1,-1 to the beii.-f u,;,i laud must rii
le w ir
: 1 !h
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vat Vi
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Mr.
lani'.itig U
It is Ol'
v.r I ie t
1 ..! ('apt.,
a r 111 an
111a e. la
v, li- r- re
I jalil.tr .k
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St, lall-'S
r fl.irl.t.
that p
f.-irt hit piunt
in-1 Is tl,..t:g!H
I lie jee leile.
n
lansseii i:
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Must O.vry Own II? rd
''' ;il f 'J'i' f PfVin
lloston, Dec. 2 3. (.Ti Hard coal
has become so searce h. re that, one
large firm which has opined twelve
distributing stations in various parts
of the city is offering anthracite to
ensh and carry customers at one cent
a, pound. Buyers must, bring their
own hods or baskets.
' I if spite iinriorts of Welsh anthra
cite, manv Vo-ton dealers are on'
entirely of imv kind of hard fuel. All
that is now- h ft r,f the diminished
storks of nut and stove grades Is
being held for hotels and restaur
ants. H is cstim: ted. however, that
not more than 20 ton? are available.
) ion ir title consunt'-rs are report c 1
to be 1 XP' rieiicing a chance of heart
about the use of soft coal and In-i-ret,i-in-.'
ei'b-'-s 'or the lower prW il
fuel are ri poit' d.
HEADQUARTERS for MARYLAND & VERMONT
WHY PAY MORE?
Pill"
v i .k;
nipt
It
la
d
-. ratlcr
1 north
1 will fly i" t
HI ! i ,111 l'oitlt
I'ltbercn.
r. d it v, ill b'
ef the fill'' d
"I lit- b e Pole.
M. C. LeWitt's
l PSTA1RS JKWKI.KY SHOP
Room 4 29!) Main Stiei-t
New Phone :Ui()
P.cinricd ns Very Good
Vow York. D'c. V. In its v.eek
har dwnre market summnry,
1 1 r-i w, : . A iT'"" w ill say tomorrow:
Tl-f Ii niini'l for lifli'lay mer
uidise conunui " ache, according
r, ports fr'iin tlie various market
r,'. rs. Tb" Ins' minute rcMi for
ti:-imas ene.ls hw net, as mlcet
' ,., 1 ' ii. seriou-!y curtailed tie-
-in. aid I"!' slaph liies. and sabs.
1 tie e arf ht Ui in a surpri--
g niante r. piiiticiilarly in X' w
j
c to 55c !b
NO HIGHER!
Long
Island
0
Small
Roasting
CHICKENS
Large
CKENS
'oor ik
I S I
1
IP
ill
i & -V,
I & 0
I
We wish
to Oar Many
Patrons and
Friends
A Merry
Xmas
Choice
Youns
FOWL
and
A Happy
New Year
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New Britain Sign Co.
"Uoma 15ft t t-t ha1
Man" On Well"
:;i chi in 11 si.
Tel. n;m
DENTIST i
Dr. A. 15. JohiiMin, D.D.S. j
Dr. T. R. Johnson. D.D.S.
X-KAY, GAS and OXYGEN 1
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Shinw rcc!ed Sailors
A ro T?ecc"pd pi Sep
JIalifaN. X. S . 1 . ( V) - A
radio dc.p.-.tch from an unknown
st'ani. r last nielli repfnted tl,"f iio
hud 011 hoard 1 ivn .1 of tin ;. w- cf
the Italian st. aui. r Marina. hit h
was abandon.', 1 m th o-ih Ailanite
Sunday. The no sac add' d that an
other lif' boat c eni.,iain;' 1? 1" rsens
had not be. n OC it, d.
The M irina. a . : s, l f 3.5 )! tons,
sailed from Thili'd' lphi: lvr ember 1.
for Medit.-rrea'e an ,;it.s. A London
dispatch Monday anuouived that sh"
bad be. n nta:"1oned.
Whole Fresh Hams 25c lb.
Le?.n Fresh Shoulders 20c lb.
Prune Rib Roasts 30c lb.
AH Bst Cuts of Steaks 30c lb.
Lean Pork Roasts 25c lb.
Best Print Butter
54c lb.
Opposite
Sew
Hotel
GUARANTEE
MEAT SHOP
70 West Main
Street
Tel. 483
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