New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 5

NEW BRITAIMN DAiL Over Stocks of HERRICK'S, RED CROSS an Y HERALD R 1 That DEFY COMPETITION. The Weather Conditions are S CLEAN OUT Qur TREMENDOUS OVER STOCK Havana Brown Kid Lace Shees, Mili- tary Heels $2.98 sSale Starts Thuxr Grey Kid High cut Lace Shoes, and Cloth Tops. $2.98 Military Heels Ladies’ Tan Storm Skat- ing Shoes. Lace. $3.98 Herrick’s Vici Kid Com- and fort Shoes, lace button. $3.00 Gun PJletal, Vici Kid, Patent Lea&q , Lace and Button Shoes. Odds and Ends of Regular Stock. Sizes to 4A High Cut Brown Calfskin, Extra High Cut Military Heel Shoes, Wing Tips, Hand Sewed $4.98 Shoes, Cuban Cloth Tops to Gun Metal and V Match, PECIAL The Famous Red Cross Shoes on the Combination Last. The finest Kid Made $5.95 Our Regular $7.00 Shoe. ici Kid Lace Heels and also sday Niormn Grey Patent Kid Extra High Cut Lace Shoes, Goodyear $3 . 65 Welted Soles 0t Fawn™? make” $3.39 $6.50 Values. Ladies’ Fur Juliets 98¢ pair Black Viei Shees. Soles. Heels. Trimmed Kid Lace Goodyear Welted High Leather $3.50 and Ivory $4.98 Champagne Kid Lace Shoes $8 val. i | Herrick’s and Custom Made Shoes in Gun Metal, Patent Leather, Vici Kid and Suede Buckskins in Lace and But- ton. Goodyear Welted Soles $1.48 an U. S. Army Shoes, Mun- $1.98 and Turng. $4.00 and $5.00 values, Special Pair Button Shoes. All sizes. - Gun Extra Metal Lace son Last $3.95 Tan Leather Soles $1.98 Shoes tics, special $1.49 ———— Men’s Heavy 1 Buckle Arc- Elkskin Scout Shoes, Lace Shoes. Hand Sewed GLEANS UP BACK TAXES Collector Loomis Teaves Office Excellent Money Long Now that there attached to affairs in City ,are many THIN PEOPLE SHOULO TAKE PHOSPHATE Nothing Put to Like Firm. Increase on i Record is nteresting Plain Bl Healt Strength, for Owed to City. so much interest hall there things being itro-Phosphate hy Flesh and Vigor and Nerve Force treatme a Thinness and weakness are usually peaple the coun s which 4 for the fleshy the soft the beauty 1 With | Securing | | collector. | office Mr. l to | | taxes is now 1898. | rtices preparations | are arms, hollows ines of re it continually | purpose of making developinj and bust and replacing ugl angl o of men and women who keenly | el their excessive thinness starved s nothi an druggists which is inexpensive and is sold by & Brainerd me transformation in it » general Kervo ness, ssive which thinnoss, seves becomo bright, as New Brit a guarar By supplying ssary phoi phosphate t nearly soon and always bodies need ntained in laim , there u deficlency osphate known bitro-phosphate. Clark ain and most all se of eatisfaction the sphoric quickly the weight body cells food ele- produces appear- frequently carries with the health and lack of accompany duil also in disappear. pale cheeks glow [i¢ with the bloom of perfect health. CAUTION: eplessness utd not — Although unsurpassed tor and owing to properties, 10t desire relie general bitro-phosphate ving nervousness, weakness, it remarkable by any- its be used to put ou flesh due | feeding the nerves | | | brought to light which would prob- ably go unknown to the general pub- lic. As the day for his retirement grows nearer city officials are realiz- ing the loss to the city nation in the resig- Bernadotte Loomis as tax During his short of term of Loomis has wrought many changes in affairs in the office. The strange part of it is that he takes no credit for this work but gives credit to his assistant. One of the first things learned, by a little inves- tigation of figures, is that Mr. Loomis has cleared up an enormous amount of back taxes. When he entered the office there were taxes due the oity back as far as 1890. These taxes were also numerous. During Mr. Loomis’ has cleared up eight years of these back taxes and the date of back In connection with the taxes paid and salaries paid city officials, it is interesting to learn that the money which Mr. Loomis collect- ed for interest alone during the past year was enough to pay the salaries of the town clerk and his clerks, the ax collector and his clerks, and the assessor and clerk. The amount of money collected on interest was $10,- i19.11. In comparing the salary of the tax collector of this city with | other cities the comparison shows all cities beyond this one. If Mr. Loomis were to be paid at the rate of one- half of one per cent. on his collections for the year he would be able to pay himself a salary of $3,000, his first as- sistant $1,200, and his second assist- ant, §1,000. Already, for the present vear, which does not end until April, over $1,000,000 has been collected. The office of the and ity | clerk is also one of interest. It is one | of the few city clerk’s offices where everything can be found filed up to | the minute. The office is just about self supporting at the present time. The work of the office has grown | steadily for the past few years yet the number of clerks in the office re- mains the same. The clercal ex- the town {edy, which enriches penses have increased but little. At the present time and for some time past the city had done without its | deputy city clerk who is with the col- ors in France. During his absence the work Is being carried on by the other clerks in the office and their work is recognized as highly efficient. Tt is probable that the deputy's place will be given him when he returns from France. A. L. Thompson has seen many changes since he has been city clerk and during that time work of the office has increased stead- | ily with the rapid growth of the city. WEAK DISCOUAAGED WIFE Advised by Friends to Try What It Did for Her. Florence, S. C.—"1 was in a weak nervous, run-down condition, took cold easily, could hardly p around and do my work-—and wa dis- couraged. I had taken cough syrups and tonics withaout benefit, uatil a friend asked me to try Vinol.—I gained rapdly by its use, so T am now in good health.”—DMrs. Addic Wilkerson. The reason Vinol was so successful in restoring Mrs. Wilkerson to health, is because it is a constitutional rem- and revitalizes the bload and creates strength. Sold by The Clark & Brainerd Co., Druggists, Liggett's Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores, John J. McBriarty, Na- than Noveck, W. H. Russell, and Druggists everywhere. P. S.—Our Saxol Salve stops itch- ing and begins healing at once. Vinol— For head or throat Catarrh try the vapor treatment— ICKS VAPORUB W, NEW PRICES — 30¢, 60c, $1.20 Cordo-Calf and Mahogany $4.98 ' UNGER RIOTS IN PETROGRAD Bolshevik Troops Fire on 10,000 People Parading Streets and Crying For Bread—Unground Oats Eaten. Stockholm, Jan. took place and Sunday according to ceived Ten thousand paraded through the s for bread and were upon by Bolshevist troops, who are said to have been Letts. Desperate from hun- ger, the crowds are reported to have asked the soldiers to fire upon them Dispatches state that not a single piece of bread is to be found now in Petrograd and that unground oats are being given to the people. Propagandists, disguised as refugees, are said to have been sent into Fin- land by the Bolshevi The police there recently discovered several or- ganizations whioh are alleged to be plotting a new insurrection 15.—Hunger riots in Petrograd on Saturc advices re- here people shouting fir STRIKE PROBE ON. Public H(‘ari“g Opened By in Pittsfield Arbitration Board. Pittsfield, Mass., Jan. 14—The state board of arbitration and conciliation is today holding a public hearing into the reasons which sed the ployes of the local plant of the Gen- era] Electric Co. to go on ike De- cember 19 and also as to why they are still out, on lockout as the employ now contend. Chairman Charles Wood of New Bedford and Edward S. Alden of Holyoke are hearing the matter. Present for the company are C. C. Chesney, general manager; A. F. Blaisdell, manufacturing superintend- ent and Attorney Charles Wright ca em- Misses’ Extra High Metal Lace Shoes Hand Sewed MODERN BOOT SHOP MAIN All sizes ( hl!dlcn to 2. to 6. $1.98 Leggings, All sizes 75¢ Misses” and Children’s Gun Metal Cut Gun Tops. $2.98 i [homas . of committee local General Eler tric shop committee was only s heard during the ormed the board t of the local plant down the system of vining with employes but is not big enough admit it There is no use of his heating abou the bush any longer.” The munici building was crowded when the he ing opened and the conference mittee of the union ovation a it cnte ak for the employe: Murray, chairman of appeals of the morning the is trying col to, receiy PILY? V@Eh Il People Notice It._Dr with Dr. Edw ards’ Olive Tat Tablets A pimply face «ml flOt mhnrrv~ you much longer if you get a_package of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. T in should begin to clear after you hr\«e taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, the bo with Dr. Edwards’ Olive cessful substitute for calomel; any sickness or pain after hkmg them | Dr. Edwards’ which calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gmtle and stead | of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive T ever cursed with “a dar a bad breath, 2 dull, hsm‘< feeling, constipation, torpid li disposition or pimply face. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are | a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive Color. | Dr. Edwards spent years among pa- | tients afflicted with liver and bowel | complaints, and Olive Tablets are the‘ immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a weel | ‘ See how much better you feel and look, 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Lace All sizes Otlive Tablets do_that | Shoes. Cloth Children’s Hand Sewed. All sizes to 11. 168 STREET Tan Lace Shoes, $1.98 $1.98 %u THIS m«‘m:- =g le flm"éRE e e ey c (( PI A ted Symphony Orchestra—Car M:g:z: Prices 25¢ and 350—Few at 50c. —Few at 75c. War Tax in Additlon. All Seats Reserved at Night. 2P. M Load of Effects Night Prices 25¢, 35¢, 50 nce Begins At and 8 P. M. The Perfo: