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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928.
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MIDGES SET NATION EXAMPLE
WITH OUIET CHRISTMAS AT HOME
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Christinas In the White House will be as simple and unostentatious as in thousands of other American
homes. President and Mrs. t'oulidge will partieipate in dispensing of Christinas eheer to Yashington'&
needy. Tlielr son, John will return home for the celebration. Mrs. Coolidge (above, In white) is shown dis
pensing baskets for the Salvation Army.
BY SITE MoXAMAR.
Washington, Dec. 19. W Presi
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, as has been
their custom the five holiday sea
boiis they have passed in the White
House, will again set the example
for the nation this year by observ
ing a quiet home Christmas.
A sparkling Christmas tree,
(mall but gaily decorated, in the
Blue Room: wreaths in the win
dows: lights shining out across the
broad lawn on Christmas Eve; the
on of the house coming home.
These simple but appealing rites,
celebrated in millions of American
homes, will be duplicated on the
last Christmas President and Mrs.
Coolidge will spend in the White
House. The family will exchange
gifts on Christmas morning. Din
ner will be in the evening as usual
with perhaps a few guests invited.
Christmas Eve Mrs. Coolidge will
accompany the President to Sher
man Square where,' at 8 o'clock the
Prefklent will light the National
Community Christinas tree. In the
afternoon of the same day Mrs.
Coolidge will Help the Salvation
Army hand out 750 Christmas bas
kets. In every army post of the land
Christmas will oe . a holiday save
for those on guard and police duty.
There will be post celebrations
with trees and elaborate dinners.
Army women, according to cus
tom, will see that all children of
the posts are provided with toys
and candy.
Christmas in the navy will be ob
served in various ways according
to the locations of the different
hips. Sailors are noted for put
ting on "high Jinks" when given
the opportunity and many an amus
ing vaudeville will be staged
aboard battleships Christmas day.
Forty-two thousand Christmas
bags, containing all sorts of useful
articles, were shipped by the Amer
ican Red Cross some weeks ago to
men of the army, navy and marine i
corps serving in distant posts.
.Many or me troops on auiy in
warm countries have regimental
trees outdoors on Christmas Eve,
when the bags, made and filled by
Red Cross volunteer workers in
chapters all over the country, are
distributed.
Some of the children of the em
bassies and legations this year will
spend their first Christmas in
America. Among them are Ferdi
nand and Nella Vcverka, children
of the new minister from Czecho
slovakia. The custom of Poland, a
big fish dinner on Christmas Eve
followed by presents to all the chil
dren, will be observed.
The three children of the minis
ter from Cuatemala will entertain
their American and Central Amer
ican playmates at a Christmas
pa rty.
Senor and Senora Tellez, the
Mexican ambassador and his wife,
who are very popular in Washing
ton have three children and every
year a big Christmas party is given
at the embassy to which young
sters of Washington's leading fam
Hies look forward with glee.
ARTIFICIAL HUMUS
IS MADEON FARMS
Process Is Inexpensive and
Available to All Farmers
Washington, Dec. Z0 The
farmer has turned to 'modern sci
ence for solutions of his humus
problems.
Experiments by H. W. Warner
of the National Fertiliser associa
tion are declared to prove that an
artificial humus can be made from
leaves, grass cuttings, weeds and
other waste miterials of vegetable
origin. The process is inexpen
sive and available to every person
who tills land.
Last year Warner planted rye.
as late as November, as a base for
his artificial products. By the fol
lowing April he had several inches
of top growth which he cut and
piled with various farm and gsr
den wastes. Between the layers
mid on top of the pile he sprinkled
a commercial preparation known
as "Adco," or. In lieu of that, a
mixture of ammonium sulphate and
fine-ground limestcne, and kept
the pile moist. In short time he
had a well-rooted composition,
which he plowed into the soil with
good results.
Manufacturers of fertilizer al
ways have recognised the impor
tance of humus in the soil. They
describe it as soil "life." Plant
food may be obtained In numerous
commercial forms, but humus
alone ha kept the land lu good
physical condition.
They know, too. that keeping a
good stock of decaying organic
matter in the soil Is the most dif
ficult and often the least satlsfae
tory phase of the farmer's soil
problems. It is the stirring of the
NEW MKX IN LINEUP
Boston, Dec. 20 (UP) Three new
men will be in Boston college's start
ing line-up when the Eagles hockey
team meets Dartmouth here tomor
row night. Scully, Sanford and Gro
den will be playing their first game
as B. C. regulars. Dartmouth arriv
ed here this morning and was to
workout In the Boston Arena this
afternoon.
WINS SECOND GAME
Ithaca, N. V.. Dec. 20 (t'P) Cor
nell won its second basketball game
of the season last night, defeating
Alfred S3 to 19. Alfred scored Ave
points before Cornell counted its
first but the ultimate victors grad
ually forged into the lead.
'PLUMBING HEATING
.with MOT WATER, STEAK
or WARM AIR .
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PITT SHEET METAL WORK
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HARDWARE CUTLERY
PAINTS VARN ISHES
CHRISTMAS
TREE
LIGHTING
For the sake of Safety
and Beauty, secure your
tree lighting sets here.
Excellent quality at
moderate prices . . One
of our tree holders will
maintain your tree se
surely in place. They
last for years.
Christmas Gift
Suggestions:
For the children
Skates, Skis, Skooters
3-vheel Bicycles.
For grownups Elec
tric Table Appliance?
Kitchen Ware, Carving
Sets, Tools, Skates.
73 ARCH ST.
Opposite South. ChurcR. ,
NEW BRITAIN, CONK,
Tel 106 V
FREE
FREE
A JT TRAORDLNARY
0ur Amas
GIFT
TO OUR PATRONS
While They Last
THIS BEAUTIFUL WATER SET
Consisting of
1 PITCHER and 6 GLASSES
Given FREE With Every Can
of
GERMAN MAID MALT SYRUP
Plain
Hop Flavored
OUR SPECIALS FOR XMAS
Kleer Bru 1 can 75c Mule Brand
2 for $1.00 2 for 90c
'Where Quality Meets Price"
GOURSON'S MALT STORE
40-42 HARTFORD AVE. PHONE 1591
Free Delivery Open Evenings
We Carry a Full Line of Home Bottling Supplies
soil in crop cultivation and direct
exposure to the elements that
causes the rapid disintegration of
organic matter and favors the
leaching away of soluble portions.
Warner explains that in tho ar
tificial product the lime provides
a favorable chemical reaction and
the ammonium sulphate furnishes
the nitrogen necessary for maxi
mum bacterial development and
rapid decomposition. The mixture
usually recommended is approxi
mately one part by weight of am
monium sulphate and two parts of
ground limestone. This mixture Is
used at the rate of ahovt one pound
for eight or 10 pounds of dry straw
or leaves.
ii:xxsylvama scores win
Philadelphia. Dec. 20 (I P) Re
turning to its home court after the
disastrous invasion of the middle
west, the Pennsylvania basketball
team defeated Drexel Institute 35 to
14 here last night. Penn took an
early lead and was never in danger.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FIND EVIDENCE OF
Possessed Surprisingly High
Degree ol Culture N
Washington, Dec. 20 OP) Frown
refuse heaps and ruined huts that
once were villages on the shores of
St. Lawrence Island and vicinity
along the northern P.ering sea
coast have yielded new evidence
this summer of the surprisingly
high degree of culture possessed
by the Eskimos who lived in that
desolate region 300 to S0O years
ago.
Thus, after disging deeper thar
ever before into the remote past
of Eskimo ' life in Alaska, the
Smithsonian scientists who ar
conducting the first systematic
American investigation of the eth
nology and archeology of that race
find themselves in the somewhat
paradoxical situation of being
seemingly farther than ever from
one of theii objectives, definite
knowledge of its origin and spread
in North America.
Henry B. Collins, pr., assistant
curator of the division of ethnolo
gy of the National Museum, who
has conducted the Investigation of
eld Eskimo village sites for the
last two years, returned from 'his
summer's work with more than SO
crates of skeletons, objects of art,
ornaments, utensils and weapons.
Mr. Collins believes that they
are the most ancient objects yet
unearthed relating to Eskimo cul
ture In Alaska and that they- link
the early St Laurence Islanders
very definitely with the Siberian
FIGHTS LAST MGHT
By th Aaouciated Pre&a. .
El Dorado, Ark. Sprue Oibbs.
El Dorado, outpointed young Jtoss.
Syracuse, N. Y. (10).
Special Notice
Barber shops will close, all day
Christmas and New Year's. Thsjr
will remain open until 8 o'clock the
previous evenings. Dec. 24 and Dec.
SI. advt
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Candy for Xraias'
A SWEET THOUGHT AND A SWEET GIFT
Delicious Assorted Chocolates Wrapped in a
Handsome Xmas Box at Various Prices
HARD CANDIES
FOR THE CHILDREN
Made of the Purest Sugar and Ingredients. Good
for the Children and Grown-Ups, also next time
you are down town visit our Candy Kitchen
Made in Your Presence
PALACE
CONFECTIONERY CO.
j 460 Main Street Next to Palace Theater
May We Suggest for Xmas
Sawyer Pictures
Picture Framing
Swing Frames
Kodaks
Cine-Kodaks
Brownies
Pkoto Albums
Johnson's Photo Service
"THE CAMERA SHOP"
67 Arch St. Opp. So. Church
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Last Minute Shipment of
Tree Lighting Outfits Arrived!
VVe can now supply outfits and extra lamps for
either indoor or outdoor decoration.
Have you seen the new 110-volt outfit? If one lamp
should burn out, the others stay lit.
Store Open Tonight Until 9 o'CIock
The Conn. Light & Power Co.
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This year jom can bay U your holiday. A & P floret have everything yon need
foods at one store. No need to tramp from fruit, nuts, figs, dates, candies, imported
tore to store. A & r Has everyuung you and domestic luxuries the most complete
need at lypic" low A & P prices.
assortment of the fines! quality foods.
ALL ACtP STORES OPEN
PURE LARD
Lb.
13c
Fridiv. Dec. 21 Until 9 P. M.
Saturday Dec. SZ Until 10 P. M.
Monday. Per, tl Until 10 P. M.
NONE SUCH
MINCE MEAT
2 pk- 25c
PASTRY FLOUR,
24V'2 lb. bag . . . . .
85c
DEL MONTE
RAISINS
2 pkff$ 15c
K. a. rilM Ul'tAN SPKAV DROMFDAnv
Pudding, lb. on 27c CRANBERRY SAUCE 2cans 35c Date. .... .. Pkg 19c
Whltehotue Evaporated
MILK 3 till cut 25c
Swansdowa
Cake Flour . . pkg. 31c
Berwick
Fruit Cake .... Ib. 29c
C A C
Ginger Ale . dor. $1.49
Mixed Nut.
lb. 25c
Fopalar Brand
Cigarette, carton $1.19
Christmas Wrapped
Klbbe's
Ribbon Candy, 2 lbs. 39c
MEAT MARKET SPECIALS
I CHOICE WESTERN
TURKEYS lb. 39c
Fancy Fresh Killed lb. 45c
FRESH KILLED
PULLETS each 89c
FANCY SOFT MEATEO
FOWL lb. 39c
4 TO 5 LB. AVERAGE
I FRESH KILLED
CHICKENS, 4 lb. ave lb. 43c j
YOUNG FRESH KILLED
GEESE lb. 35c
II TO 12 LB. AVERAGE
A. P.
Currant . . ,
pkg. 14c
A. p.
Squash can 16c
A. P.
Pumpkin
can 14c
Cranberries
lb. 23c
Popcorn pkg. 9c
Orange or Lemon
Peel pkg. 15c
CITRON PEEL, PKG. 19e
LAYER
Fig lb. 19c
OYSTERS, Solid Meats pint 33c
FRESH ROASTING
PORK lb. 19c
WHOLE OR HALF STRIPS. ANY WEIGHT
SAUSAGE, for Stuffing lb. 25c
FANCY SOFT MEATED '
LEGS OF LAMB lb. 33c
RIB ROAST lb. 35c
. FROM CORN FED CATTLE
FRESH KILLED LONG ISLAND
DUCKS lb. 35c
EASTERN CUT FRESH
SHOULDERS lb. 15c
S-8 LB. AVERAGE
SMALL LEAN FRESH
HAMS lb. 25c
10 TO 18 LB. AVERAGE. WHOLE OR HALF
EMPEROR
Grapes .... 3 lb. 29c
CELERY
Stalk . .
2 for 25c
FLORIDA
Orange .... doz. 29c
SIZE 21
NAVEL
Orange doz. 55c
SIZE 150
YELLOW
Turnip .
3 lb. 10c
FANCY EATING
Apple, large, doz. 35c
Grapefruit . . 4 for 25c
size ;
Grape juice ... qt. 45c
pt. 25c
O'KEEFE'S
Ginger Ale, doz. $1.19
N. B. c.
Assortment DeLuxe,
pkg 29c
Gumdrops .... Ib. 23c
1 f
IONA
Cocoa
2 lb. can 25c
GULDEN'S
Mustard jar 11c
Cheese lb. 33c
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Ml Senfnr...pk,.9c COFFEE " l7c ..
U BrlIrLoaf, 9c '" 37c ' Red Circle, jig iu Ddot. fc QJ
yj GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD, 20 oz. loaf 8c Ell