New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1918, Page 11

Ohio Man Is Modg_m‘Wizard ether loosens Discovers magic com- pound which a corn so it lifts right out Bt 35 arra el sl dispens- of to Dusy discovery said with h is corn so out pharmacy for a quarter freezone, which will but is said to be sufiicient of every hard or soft cost ittle. a one's feet n or c You apply i a few tender, aching corn and instantly the ess is reli and soon the corn j§450 shriveled that it lifts out witl t o particle of pain. Jt is a stick bstance which drics when applied and never inflames or even irvitates ibe adjoining tissue This discovery will prevent of deaths annually from infection heretofore drops on the sore ved thou- cutting | clubh BVKD OF RELIEF INCREASES LIsT Adds Net Amonnt of $78,100 10 Assessor's Figuires board 'of relef held It an f and 1i net to 1 list pre- ssors, mak- 1917 $50,035,- of tl e- | 1 the board of re- |« $80,700 £108,800. li the $28,100 been be- | ¢ in the history duction allowed ligf amounted to additions were Reductions investigating the claims il leductions, the board LW fit i the following because {1 over-assessment - 1t Railwa and Lighting |t ny, rear of M street, 75 Fred Beloin West $2,000; New in Odd 231 Arch street. $600: Poterson, 197 Elm $500; M. Gattung. 29 Cliff deduction of 100 tHenry E. Wasse 3. Garden nes: making a 280,700. 4 stoss After Connect ri Tel- | a eet, Anna | $200. A |1 made property at |1 of Dblind- |1 deduction -of | v 29 rect, wis man on street, because total { | T eases Demanded. IR Additior il 1 1 the boara of relief becar it opinion, the properties in question were not as- | ( sed high enough, were B Connecticut Railway and Lighting | v Corhin avenue property, |t ind Building on Rockwell 106, Lyon 116, Lyon stre 1 street, compant, §90,000 Dang T.ot No. nue, 00: Lot No .800; Lot No 800: T.ot « 200; Tot 00; Lot bt No gur build fiitions i com- | 1 Lyon Lyon No 146, total ad- ¥ net | g prepared by o sor R ) eductions for ov I 00 blindne 2. 100 $108,000; deduction hecause of iditions, OLLEGE CREWS 10 WEET | farvard Rowing Manage) That EH > in Contests This Spring. Camt , M ard will in Crimson, and March 1 meet both Princeton rowing announcen Adrew I, Tri ace with Princeton will bl TO DISCUSS BASEBALL. Man. Haven Mass., McA. Lioyd yar€ity basebal conference at New ith W. A. Hyde and F. S ¢ respectively, of the Yale nines. Plans for the ilar series between be discussed, and meeting that “two mes out of place of the decid- agreed upon. chairman of the arvard advisory rowing committe head coach, has reached Cam- | idge after trip to Washington, he discussed rowing plans with le representatives 'rs to Confer Tomorrow. March 1 of the wiil Three™ in New Ma Har- Lold day rt team Haven tu Buel, for com- the finceton s will of t play a the will be Herrick the ch m serie sense birce ce matche: Robert e he TO LEGALIZE SUNDAY GAMES. | Boston, March The legislative inmittee on legal affairs voted 10 to esterday to Teport favorably a bill permit Sunday baseball games be- pen soldier and sailor teams, pro- fica the gross reccipts are turnea sr to charitable or patriotic or- fnizations | AT TRAPS. BISHOP 1 Pinchurst, N. March 1.—The | fst prize the trap shooting tour- | ment at the Pinehurst Gun club was | terday by Julian T. Bishop, of | —96. Dr. | took the in on fashington, with 88 ague, of New York B prize at $3—12—95. while At ited. Roger Main | P Emily | ont for | whethe heen are | Nation roll, { Humphrey, NEW B EVERS ANSWERS T Mmny Denies ent's Alleaed Statemer Disloyaity—says John I \nother “§all Guy.” Evers, on Ited Presi- he National wrong lizht in d been disloyal ¢.in accepting offer to the Amc When ihe home in 'Troy statement i “Preside an ‘ have heen e even to st records will il cite more. that loyal just two no will be ontra of the Nation in 1914, 1ed down . $30,- bonts— hand—and a fi Mr. Weeghman's to a loss for five vears. [ the Boston of blood the Boston 100 ar conty itself on the iite with very ounce effort. winter 1 remained waited. Not one word from any National 1 the day before the recent hedule meeting of the 1 in | York. On the eve of the meet- received »tter from Mr. Hen- Lou National 1y only objection climate t of the eerns to me in 5,000 < Jacis of Secoid, Thi : e and did gue ue National Mr. Tener for “fall ou look elsewhere a HOLDOU'I S SIGN, Caldwell, Russell and Loyve Agree to Club York, March 1 from « Yiteh Terms. Miller Hug visit incinnati ssterday the on vlac 1 wd been outside of Cin- in ti were Cleveland and Sy cu Cleveland he visited Roger Pec but wias to induce sign a Howeve he will meet- Peck next week, probably York, when he expeets to eaptain's signature to a con- New baclk ten-day unable ct. another npaugh, e savs T with n New et his ract. Huggins in visit to Eddie next week and veteran to come He fays he has letter from Plank in which he does not yet know not he will play ball in Jle has a garage and automo- business in Gettysburg and is so situated the h unwilling o Gettysburg for train- will pay Gettysbu to coax tr “tirement ik ttempt cecived a tdd 918 ile vell is another announced tracts had from Pitch RRussell and the first players announced e with the exception of ldover contracts, received aldwell, Allen .ove. These vhich the ciu with 10 mder layers farm n St the Mz from 01 eggs, Russell right Bros.. Native doz. vt DARRY CALLS CANDIDATES. 3ascball Practice at Boston Navy Yard Wil in Next Monday. Be March 1.— for the ball team to ractice Har yesterday Bc adi o, A call to batters Boston Navy Yard report for indoor wd Monday was by Manager Jack | former der of the Boston rerican league club. Among the players here in the Naval yected to be available Pitchers Shore and ox players; Gaw, the at is- Te: stationed Reserve and ex- for the team Pennock, for- of the International of the Boston | Tufts, and Car- now mer Red Bu Tigers Will | | 1o m cague; of ATHLE! Camb ¢ hman tiens held ye av. Henry Faxon, captain of foot- | ball, clected president; Richard halfback, vice-president: n, © member of the 1 Johr Session: hockey I Stillm counc ma -trea nte and and rl udent football secretary a Dozen for Strictly Fresh Connecticut Eggs RUSSELL BROS. 301 MAIN STRF 13 8 If1e AIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY hirts, Hosiery, Shoes, Odd Trousers, Clothing, etc., at prices lower than you wil see again on standard mer- chandise. argain Week ends Satur- day at 10 P. M. and all mer- chandise---if any left---will go back to regular prevailing prices. BESSELELANDCO 38 STORE ALWAYS MORE FOR LESS