New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1918, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1918, Flags FOR BRITISH DAY Stationery Dept. THE Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Maln Strs Umbrellas | for both ladies They are of silk and part silk with beautiful handles of horn, natural wood and silver han- dles $1 upward. F The ! Luke Horsfall Co. 93 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD. INCREASE BABY'S STRENGTH Everybody loves a baby and everybody wants a baby abun- dantly robust. There are many young children to whom SCOTTS EMULSION given in small portions at intervals during each day, would be an important factor in overcoming malnutrition and starting them well on the road to robust- ness. Every drop of Scott’s is pure, rich nourishment, the kind that bailds strength and promotes healthy growth. Ohblldron Thrive on Scott’s Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 18-15 The War Is Over The fighting has stopped, but we mustn't lose sight of the fact that thousands of our boys are still in uniform and will be throughout the coldest part of the win- ter. The best pure wool Helmets $3 and $3.75. Gloves $1.50 to $3.00. Wristlets 50c to $1.50. Hose $1.35 to $1.50. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ wool. Wilson's City Hall. ‘STOVILLE APPEALS FOR CONSERVATION Wants Housewives fo Go-operate During Festive Season With the approach of New Year's eve and its anticipated double cele- bration in consequence of last year's quiet abservance, Federal Food Ad- ministrator Robert Scoville has sued through the home econom partment of the food administration an appeal to Connecticut citizens, es- pecially wamen, to practice food con- servation during the holidays and to forego the fourth meal at all times until released by word from the food administration. Mr. Scoville’s announcemeat is as follows: “Our desire to mark the clase of this war with social celebration is only natural. Nevertheless the re- quest of the food administration that the fourth meal be discontinued is again called to the attention of our people. As long as millions of people are in danger of actual starvation, good taste as well as common hu- manity suggests the appropriateness of simple hospitality. The extra meal and lavishness in food cannot he de- fended while famine threateas Eu- rope.” By a closer ca-operation between housewives and grocers, Feederal Food Administrator Robert Scoville be- lleves the retailers will be enabled to get rid of some surplus stocks of the former wheat flour substitutes and at the same time the hausewi may secure bargains in these former sub- stitutes which are now selling cheap- er than wheat flour. Mr. Scoville has made the follow- iag announcement on the matter: “The repeal of the rule requiring the use of substitutes in bread seems to be consdered by many as a posi- tive order to use nothing but wheat bread. For nearly a year we have been using breads containing a great- er or less percentage of cereals other than wheat which have been pro- nounced wholesome and palatable. If the housewife and the baker will continue to use all these substitute flours, reducing the percentage if they choose, it will enable our deal- ers to dispase of their remaining stocks. These substitute flours are all selling below the cost of wheat, and there will therefore be a slight econ- omy in their use.” Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days, Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, CITY ITEMS. James Graham Cochrane who is in the ‘merchant marine service is at which will take him overseas. He has already been to France. Four carloads of wood have been received here by the school board and will be placed In the various schools o be used if the shortage of coal be- comes acute. An auxiliary pump to be used in pumping water from the Wildcat brook may be purchased by the wa- ter commissioners. This pump would serve as an auxiliary to be used in case of a break-down in the present system of pumping. The city of New Britain will peti- tion the general assembly for an amendment to its charter limiting its liabilities for defective highways and sidewalks, enlarging and changing the powers relating to the water supply, authorizing the issue of bonds for various purposes and various other changes. The charter revision com- mittee will meet soon and give hear- ings on the proposed amendments. Centennial lodge, No. 118, A. F. and A. M. will hold their annual meet- ing in Masonic hall this evening. Election of officers will take place, the intermission refreshments will be served, after which the installation exercises will take place. The New Britain Investment Co., will nominate officers tonight and election of officers will take place next Wednesday night. GITY BOWLING LEAGUE Wanderers. Naroum 107 108 Swanson : 90 Foberg ... S 101 Patrus Lofgren 480 Colonials. Penniman .... 90 Geer & ol Carey Seihan b Larson ....... 111 A. Anderson .. 103 6 100— 480 484—1448 Warriors. Myers ........ 92 104 97— 29 Valentine .. 88 98 98— 2 Trevethan .... 100 98 83— 2 Thompson .. 107 96— Kahms 476 480 Live Oaks. Graves ..-.... 83 4 Lewis ... . 9 5 89— Stonnhan . 9 124— Lantone i 93 81— Richter . 86 99— Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals. You can get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c. FRUIT PITS ARE NO LONGER WANTED Government Is Not in Need of Them i For Gas Masks Since Hos- tilities Stopped. The chemical warfare service, gas | defense division, issues the following: | Owing to the cessation of hostili- | ties, it will not be necessary to con- | tinue the saving of fruit pits and nut | shells, or the collection of nuts. | While some gas masks will be man- | ufactured, our recent cable reports from the Far East and reports from the campaign collection centers in the country indlcate that we have enroute a sufficient quantity of carbon-pro- ducing materials to complete our re- quirements. | With a desire to save the time, ex- | pense and labor attached to accum- ulating pits and sholls, we are now in- | structing the Red Cross to discontinue ; both collecting and accumulating, shipping only carloads now ready. This means that accumulations at any points, not constituting a carload should be disposed of for fuel or in any way desired. All barrels and other containers should be removed from sight at once. Reports indicate that practically every one in the country knows of the campaign and that a large number are actively engaged in the work. To save unnecessary labor and expense the widest possible publicity should be given to the fact that collections should cease. | The support given this campaign has been most gratifying. The call for materials to help heat the Hun gas has appealed to all and the re- sponse has been splendid. Peace has come too soon to judge the results, but in the short time which the cam- paign ran, some remarkable results were obtained. We are deeply grate- | ful to all for their unselfish efforts. HEAUTH BOARD MEETS. ! Plans For Slaughter House Addition Examined—To- Call For Bids. The board of health commissioners | held a special mecting last night to | examine the plans of the proposed additlon to the municipal slaughter house. The commissioners have had | expert advice from manufacturers of slaughter house machine equipment and it is believed that with new ma- chinery installed and the house en- larged, the facilities of the plant will be greatly increased. The growth of slaughtering in this city has been far beyond all expecta- tions and when the present building | was erected it was expected to be plenty large enough to accomodate that part of the city’s business. The present layout does not provide room for llving animals and this is one of the features of the new plan. Bids on the proposed changes will be called 465-—1353 MARKING HEALTH SURVEY. State Board Sends Two Nurses Here to Collect Data. Since the epidemic of influenza the state board of health has had several nurses busy taking a survey of gen- eral health conditions throughout the state. They have visited nearby towns and cities and now two of them have come to New Britain to make the surve; The two nurses working here are M Brooks and Miss Clark. Their work really consists in securing dats on the past epidemic, but they are also combining other features, such as investigating tenements, etc., with their work. There are regular cards to be filled out by these visiting nurses, telling the number of cases of influenza, the number of deaths that resulted, and the period of the epidemic. The making of a tenement survey will he watched by the residents of the city with much interest as it is a long while since such a work was done here. The last time such a survey was made was during the term of Dr. Henry T. Bray as health officer. The survey made then showed considera- ble crowding in the city tenements. Considerable time and effort has bheen spent by the board of health to rem- edy this condition and it has regu- lar inspectors employed to investigate and inspect tenemen Colds Cause Headaches and Pains. Feverish Headaches and Body Pains caused from a cold are soon relieved by king LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- TN Tablets There is only one “Bromo Quinine.” B, W. GROVE! signature on the box. 30c. PAY UP PERSONAL TAXES. Personal Tax Collector Charles J. Elliott has collected $22,200 on the personal tax list current year. This amount is $100 in excess of the Newport N Va., awaiting orders | and reports of the officers read. In | WE THE JOHN BOYLE CO. MEASURE MAKE AND HANG WINDOW SHADES HOLLANDS-OPAQUES-TINT CLOTH IN COLORS _ TO SUIT THE HOME PHONE 359 AND WE WILL CALL 3 & 5 FRANKLIN SQ. CHAS. DILLON & CG. HARTFORD. Handsome Mid-Season Hats Greatly Reduced Remember that our Great Anniversar good and if you need a smart new Hat here is your opportunity. $9.00 models $4.98. 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