New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1918, Page 2

HOLIDAY BOARD OF HEALTH ERCHANDISE FOR SALARY BOOSTS, GALORE oys, Dolls, Candy, Cigars, Kodaks, Writing Paper, Etc. | i THE Dickinson Drug Go. 169-171 Main Strae! ‘vVhy Give nick {nacks When He Needs Under- wear? Present him with a few suits of AMHO BODY CLOTHING f i it The Horsfall C Luke ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD. Cuticura Soap is Easy Shaving for Sensitive Skins The New Up-to-date Cuticura Method Put a stocking in his stocking. Make it some- thing different. A beau- tiful Hose in grey, tan or blue of “lamb’s wool and silk.” made pure The very finest, softest warmest Hose a man could, wear. $1.50. Wilson's | | | | ] Royam o 89 Lantone | Henry | the common B. | Steve Increased Pay Recommended lor Nine Positions in Department The monthl of health was noon in the o in City hall. presided and Commi P. Barnes, Frank E. Baile T. Bray were present. Yester- the last day for bids for the proposed addition to the slaughter house to be in and those that were in were ordered opened. The followi red: Wexler Realty Stein, $5.417; J r of Hariford, $ David $5,655; B. U board Ve board Camp Edward and Dr meeting of the held yesterd: ce of the Chairma Olson Bra recom On motion of Dr. Henry it was voted that the board mend that the cont t be arded to the Wexler Realty company, the low- est bidder. The poard will report to council next w In the bid reccived from the Wexler company it stated that the time in which the contract would be com- pleted could not be promised on count of of weather. Regular monthly bills amounting to $926.58 wero approved and the emergency hill of $691.92 was also approved. The emergency bills were contractad at the timc of the epidem- ic of Spanish influenza. The meeting also took action on the petition of tho employecs of the board sking for an increase in salary. Tt was voted to recommend to the mon council that the salary of Plumbing Inspector Thomas J. Quin- livan beincreased from $2,000 to 300: the salary of Chief Inspector John A. Dolan from $1.100 to $1,300 and that of Inspecton Thomas H. Crowley from $1,000 to $1,200. The office of third sanitary inspector is vacant at present but when filled the salary attached will he $1,000. The board also recommends that the sal- ary of Mrs. James A. Kitson be in- creased from $1,000 to $1,300, and that of Miss Sara Carroll, the tuber- culosis nurse, from $1,200 to §1,400. The board will also recommend that the salary of Meat Inspector C. W Witte be increased from $1,000 to $1 700 and that of Miss Gertrude Bow- en, clerk of the hoard, from $800 to $950. Concerning the salary for the office ac- the | of superintendent there ensued quite a lively discussion. The office is at | present vacant since the sailing of Dr. Henry F. Moore for England. At the present time the salary attached to the position is $2,500 and the board voted to recommend to the common council that the salary for the office be fixed at $3,000. CITY LEAGUE. Wanderers. CusACk .ennn- Foberg Swanson Narcum Patrus Annex, 84 105 89 82 98 85 20 Young Burkhardt . Hickey Blanchard Foote ... McBriarty 458 457 Mohawks. 9 94— 2 FOrzog «:.---- 5 C. Hickey 99 Turner 100 Andersan .. 103 476 Live Oaks. 96— 90— 106— 2 79— 2 79— 2 80— 2 Stoneham Mack Cage Richter Johnson .. Quirk McCall ... Shepard .. Rogers ... Carey Penniman Windish A. Anderson Larson 460 484 Telephone. 86 89 90 79 Pikosky . Mitchell Tracy Anderson Hennig 34 B. Gas Ll"ll( (0 iR Glynn Dalton Driscoll 74 79 98 416 89 421 ELKS' TOURNAMENT OPENING. The first games of the tournament will be played ' homo tomorrow ev will be given to the ks in ing, the and s. The committee in charge of the tournament has purchased two turk- one welghing 20 pounds, and one ghing 15 pounds, and these are to be given the winners of the first night's games. Prizes will be given the winners on other cvenings. A large number -of eatries have been received. ran 409—1246 two win- | ! every ! Sur BRITAIN DAILY 58 WANTS ETY MERBERS odge afld G ther Qrganiza- tions Urged to Join Cluh, Li of the Red call this vear society memt is hoped that 3 every union, n’s club, every People’s society in fact any organization will enroll under this plan. The idea is to have a society membership of $23, and the Red Cross will take the proceeds and that worthy people, who could not rery join the Red Cross and who wish to show their sympathy with the work, may he enrolled. If a fine opportunity for any New Britain o anization to do something for Christ- as, where it will be doing the most good. The Red Cross campa sire to remind the pu > Red Cross driv spring, but the monc sed | through the dollar memberships will | be sufficient to carry the work | through the dollar memberships will be sufficient to carry the work through a whole vear. It is also de- sired to remind the people that the work of the Red Cross does not caese with the stopping of hostilities. There is always work for the Red peace or war. Take any disas- s in our own country, like the San Francisco earthquake, the Red Cross was th incipal relief agency one can tell when the Red Cr be called on in emergency. ent time there is work enoush ! head for months in taking care of people in war devastated Burope. The ers will start out on the cam n g y evening, as Sun- day is Red Cross Sunday in the churches, and it is proposed to put in some fine work Saturday night and Sunday, so that there will be a good start for Monday, the day the cam- paign formally opens, The posters will be put up around the city Thunr: day, and every store in the city will be covered. If any store is skipped, it is requested that the owner call up headquarters, and posters will be sup- | plied. The headquarters are at No. 297 Main street and the phone is No. 389 A Mr. N Clark to over the claiming Cross will be ips ever Roll many les It every factory v school, society, that there led, a is to be r this e ts at are hbeing made by Landers, Frary & send out motoreycles afl city Saturday night pro- the opening of the Red Cross roll call. Permission will be obtained to run these machines with the muff- lers open, so that anybody down Main street will be pretty sure to know what is going on. Colds Cause Headaches and Pains, Feverish Headaches and Body Pains caused from a cold are soon relieved by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- NINE Tablets. There is only one “Bromo Quinine.” E. W. GROVI'S signature on the box. S0c. SEATS ON SALE FOR W. H. TAFT'S ADDRESS Over 1,000 Already Sold, But There Are 300 or 400 Yet to Be Disposed of—Plans For Entertainment, The New Britain, Teachers’ club has completed all preparations for ex- President W. H. Taft's visit to this city next Monday night, and others who are to assist In entertaining this notable guest have completed their plans. Mr. Taft will speak at Fox's thea- ter on Monday evening and while the we been selling rapidly, there still between 300 and 400 that can be secured. Those intending to hear the lecture are advised by the committee to secure their reservations at once. Already more than 1,000 tickets have been sold. Mr. Taft will come to this clty next Monday morning from Grand Rapids, Mich. He will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sloper of Grove Hill and after 2 noon day luncheon at the New Britain club he will be taken around the various factories for a visit. At 6 o'clock he will be given an honorary banquet at the Elk club by the chamber of commerc Mr. Taft will spend the night in New are | and the next a Britain and at 11:04 a. m. Tuesday will leave for Manchester, N. H.,, where he is to speal Piles Cured 6 to 14 Days, Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT ils to oure Itching, Blind, RBleeding or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation; Sooth; and Heals. You can restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c. “QVER TOP” SEVEN TIMES Sergeant Danicl Silva Writes That He get Has Been in Trenches Nine Months —Sherman Was Right. gated November 5, lva of Company E| writes of some of his France. His letter & In=a letter Sergeant Daniel 102d infantry, experiences in follow “I have been wrote you and nt to go ther in hell since I last belicve me I don’t in if I caa help 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief ELLLANS FOR INDIGESTION 3 HERALD INDIVIDUAL Picture have your order early. THEJOHNBOYLE C( 3 & 5 FRANKLIN SQ. it. I have bcen in the trenc months and have been over the seven times and haven't stoppec I will be in the few hou We captured enough Huns to start a goad siz town. I went over the top one and looked around for my squad. A I did I saw eight Huns with i hands up. Two of the men from my squad started to take them back to our lines. Four mare Huas came upon us with fixed bayonets ready to clean us all up. They got one of our men but never lived to tell it. We fought for six days, the lines pa back and forth, one day in our hands taken by the Ger- end we drove them nine top go- front lines in a mans, but in the bac “I will have to close naw company is ready to move on. “Sergt. Daniel P. Silva as the LOSES COAT AT DANCE. Alexis Ahlberg, of 47 Sunrise ave- nue, complained to the police this morning that his coat was stolen from WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, FOR THE CHRISTMAS GIFT We specialize in this work. 2d | (L\\ | | ‘ CITY ITEMS. ssing | 1918, HAND MADE Frames CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD. Anniversary Specialties for CHRISTMAS Here is an opportunity for you to secure very highest quality merchandise for hollday gifts at our anniversary sale prices, which you know are the very lowest we have ever offered in the history of this store. For Gloves, of which ofe can never have too many, handsome Furs and Fur Coats, we are fully pre- pared to meet your requirements. Please let us the GLOVE pearl white Washable Capéskin Gloves, mbroidered bac! MPANY PHONE 359 Smart, pique sewn, price §2.00 One-clasp Washable Capeskin and tan, with fancy one clasp, black fall regular Gloves in pearl white embroidered backs; regular $2.50 ivory, grey $1.75 —— -~ H BEAUTIFUL FURS. the coat room at the Y. M. C. A. last Natural Raccoon Muffs of splendid quality night. Ahlberg was attending Skinner shapes, a Muff every girl will want the Chuck night in the Y. M. C. A. The SPECIAL PRI 5 00 and $19.00 S0dl i G Brown miliee o e Soft, luxurious Nutria Muffs in canteen and barrel shapes, Just overcoat he thing to dress up your new costume. SPECTAL in canteen and bars rel minute she looks at i CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOMS CONNECTICLT CANNING CORPS REPORT CARD 1 have saved the following: Number of Quarts Canned Fruits and Vegetables Number of Quarts Pickles, Catsup, etc Number of Quarts Jellies, ms, etc Number of Quarts Salted Vegetables Number Pounds Dried Produc Hosiery the ideal Christmas gift. Damon’s Shoe Shop.—Advt. Richard Burke of nue is in a home as which he wa Black Rock ave- serious conditign at his the result of a shock of a vietim last night. Martha Chapter, tomorrow night officers and . will meet o’clock to ive annual re- Address “The Food Admini s doing ever: thmg in encourage home canning and gives assurance that no products will be seized by the Government."” ROBERT SCOVILLE, Federa] Food Administrator. Department of Food Supply Connecticut State Council Connecticut Agricultural College its power to tournament home canned club.—advt Thursday night, Elks’ st. Joseph’s Ladie: d society will hold a whist Thur. eve. at 8 o’clock in the Parish hall.—advt. of Defense County Farm Bureaus o Tear off only part of the top Start the cigarettes out by pushing up with your thumb. Your Lucky Strike Cigarettes keep in better shape, and don’t spill out. Don’t forget this; it pays it L it's foaste