New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HE Special Price on Everything We're featuring in addition to single items at’ articles to sell for that sum also ! us, this event you, offering greater opportunities for choosing and} One Day Only. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19. A fe Be Bros. Granite “A” Floor Var- nish 1 one quart cans. The quality of this varnish js well known. Value $1.30 Kyanize Floor Enamcl Eight col- Special at ! *1.00 Special © $1.00 Di. count ors. Just the thing for renovatin your floors this spring. .\ quart can and a 25¢ bvush. Both for 6o Lamps. Watt “Hygrade™ Regular 40¢ Day, 3 for value AL cur Iulfluml Gil Ticaters, any style or price. at special discount ... Berry Bros. Granite “A™ Floor Var- nish. This well known brand sells for $1.50 per gallon. Dollar Day we will give a disconnt of R ey Rattan Brooms for store, Special - $1.00 Sprcial at factors and barn use. Well made, Our Not Value Special Brand of Gas Mantles, the ovdinary 20¢ each. ~trong and durable. Value $1.25, cheap Dollar Day, mantles, 6 for . de 21 value. inside wo! Regular Day, Paint > Your choice T5¢ per quarts for colors, Dollar e of quart for o ———— Nickel and Brass Polish of the very best grade, contains nothing to injure any metal surface. Regular $1.50 value s e e e v Large Foot Blizzard Type Lanterns with one inch wick.. An mn.. high grade lantern in every vespect. S‘pcc’a" at Fordoid TUniversal 31x3 1-2 Dollar Tubes, 30x3 1-2 Re valuc. Day Columbia Mctal Polish, 60¢: Colum- Specal at ! : Kyanize Varnish Stain. bia Healing b o ; 2 colors. This is the Very tfloor and furniture every day in our store for lar Day Powtder, 7 beautiful best grade rnish. Sold §1.20. Doi- 81.20. fou Maobile 1 0il in by lar Da Medivm Delta Cylinder Special at SP] k. 80¢ per gallon value, ers, made of stecl and rubber. Wons for Special at $1.00 Johnson & John-on Milk Filter On any Buckeye Incnbator we have Cloth, valuc $1 count of > RACKLIF F E BROS., Inc., 2 fell | @0 o $1.00 Tungsten SPECIAT, > $1.00 e ————— S — $1.00 SPECIAL $1.00 DISCOUNT SPECIAL $1.00 in stock we will allow a special dis- :Jbi qj{ DISCOUNT AT A good assortmen Window Shades. omplete with fixtl the orvdinar; zoods AT cach. Standard Floor D floors. Ush Dollar Day; and oftice zallon. Two ply Roofing ln sguare feet with suitable for small buildis $1 value Lo T Regular 75¢ Bottle Dollar Day AT O’Cedar oil; both .... 50¢ O'Cedar AT 0c¢ warranted Cast Steel Claw mer Both and 65c Zig Zag Yellow Loy . 30" SPRECE The very best quality the e market affords. Value $1.50. Dollar 1. al s Aluminum Cup SPECIAL AT Container. Regular $l 00 1 Henr, AT Thermos Rottles, and Enamelled $1.75 value, AT Your choice of 1-17 to 3-17. Auger Bits any SPECIAL AT " $1.00 size, You should have them around the house, . . CIAL AT COLLEC rm\ OF CHICKE REMEDIF White Diarrhea Remedy Smith's Germicide o Smith’'s Roup Rémedy Smith's Insecticides Columbia Disinfectant 5> SPECIAL Columbia Scaly Leg Ointment 250-256 Park Street 14 Bigelow Street 0. oz. plt oz. pkt. 07. pkt. o . Golden Bantam Corn pt. -2 pt. -4 07. Mirro in and ¢ clec DOLLAR D'\ Y S ,’n. o pist. | 2 oz pkt. o7, COLLEC iy Wonder anvers Carrot m.nm\ Crown Parsnip White Fgg Turnip White Spine Cucnmber Crook Neck Squash Parsley Lettnce Radish pht. pkt. pkt. s pkt. IN . ! Sy ecial at 1.00 arly P Green Pod Stringless Beans Boston Marrow Squash 10c Value $1.45 New Britaén, Conn Samuel Lehrer and building to Myer on Hartford Dunn, la avenue Torell, land: Harvard and ! HAT(‘H OFF BO ARI) OTHER CANDIDATE 37 REALTY DEALS IN PAST SEVEN DAYS 5", Sarlson to Jehn e Woodland streets. EETaT Michael O'Mara vis, land and to Beatrice A, buildings on Fast Da Numerous Pieces of Property Change Eni Sccretary Will Not Take Hands During the Week holas F. and and Glover to buildings John on B. Do- —William E. Spring Fay and Frank Just Ended. Vibberts Candidates. Ths follawing a < of real estate recorded at the office of the c clerk during the y week: Barsom Yousoof to Kachadoor Dav- n. land and buildings Pearl court. Estate of Catherine O'Neil to man Dubowy and other tand buildings on Washington strest. Estate of Andrew Torell to John land and buildings on Oxford, rvard and Woodland streets. James M. Curtin to Myer Dunn and s, two pieces of land with build- ings on Seymour street. Cordelia C. Kilbourne to owski, land at tate of Georg Woitowitz, rter to Julius Scbot- sky and others, land and buildings on Oak street, The New Britain Real Estate & Ti- tle company to Sevestro Sufianski, land and buildings on Oak street. J; J. Watson to Hugo Valen- land on Milton street. Willlam J. Sheehan to Dr. Danial . O’Connell, land on Harrisan street. David Palmer and others to Rosie and buildings on Stan- William secretary past L. Hatch, who has been of the school board for the ight or nine years and whose next month, will not be a candidate for re-election. Becaus of stress of other business he has d clined to permit the use of his at the primaries. Inasmuch as Mr Hatch is identiftied largely in the fi insurance business, and his firm c ries considerable insurance | buildings, he has decided to leave the | board rather than | a. member sells insurance { firm bhecome an issue. 1.0 William Fay, now emploved as on| | ai on Hy- = name Torell o on school August Carlson to Rev. | berg, land and Burritt street. Olin 1. Oldershaw Bengtson. land and Stanley street Margaret Baker n, land and street Leuis Faletti delfio Coco buildings on Harry e buildings on Kling- South Wadeslaw Overlook Waitowitz to Ma- land on We gar (. Linn to William land on Overlook and avenues. to Andrew buildings { an expert accountant at the Stanley Works, is a candidate for a position Er-| on the school board at the republican on Liberty | primarics and will undoubtedly make ia good run. Mr. Fay has resided in | this city for a number of ve and and | yntil a couple of s ago was A | member of the High school faculty, to | y..h\g instructor in mathematics. He land | prominently identified with the [ coninmeating thn el atnas foiie | organizations and is regarded by his friends as a logical man for the school board, particy - because of K to Richard H buildings n- ski, Farming and others and others, Lawlor street Kevorkian and others Carmillo Gagliardi and others, and buildin, on Webster hill. John TI. Daly to Louis Contin, | and buildines on Acorn street. Axel F. son to Me- | Conn, land d buildings on Black | Rock avenue, | i ] to Fila- land THIS WILL INTEREST STOMACH SUFFERERS S, Says Indigestion Comes From Excess of Hydrochloric Acid. An land A well-known authority stomach trouble and nearly always due to acidity—acid stomach nd not, s most folks be- lieve, from a lack of digestive juices. He states that an excess of hydro- chloric acid in the stomach retards digestion and starts food fermentation, then our meals sour like garbage in a | can, forming acrid fluids and sases| which inflate the stomach like a lv)\‘ balloon. We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest, we eruc- tate sour food. belch or have eartburn, flatulence. brash, or | 1ausea. He tells us to lay aside all digestive | . nd instead, get from an 1)l\nr~'{ S o b four ounces of Jad lts and | sions there take a tablespoonful in n glass of|, \hich German Austria will roceive | Jvater before breakfast while it is el | gy, convoys of grain daily by way of feryesolng, and\fmthermore. Stollcon- f ¥ Sl SoUT R BER A0S U BV | tinue this for H : one week. ‘v‘\lmn re- | Austrian capital. A credit of $30, ief follows the firsi dose, it is impor-| 4u0"000 has been arranged to tant to neutralize t acidity. remove | | "y 0 agrcement. Herbert Hoover, nyl, ,‘. making ma: .!a:it z‘?e lu'_el! | chairman of the supreme food coun- | stimulate the kidneys and thus pro-, wiil be charged with the admin- oL & fresRtoniofEnure "‘3““"3‘:‘;‘»&::0“ of the agreement. Juices. Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made | from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia and so- dium phosphate. This harmless salts is used by thousands of people for stomach trouble wifth excellent results. states that | indigestion are Edward Wellins to Samuel! Lehrer land and buildings on Union street. | Gieorge H. Albiston ta Ellen J. Al-| biston, land and buildings on Green- | od strect FOOD FOR AUSTRIA Inter-Allied ac Food Commission De- | . S epo | cides to Give People Five Convoys zas of Grain Each vate Day. - Basle, 16.—The Inter-Allied condueting negotia- has conciuded ses- 1d reached an agreement March : commission macy Yuung MenUseCuticura To Save Your Hair Nothing like shampoos with Cuticura Soap and hot water, preceded by touches of Cuti cura Omtmem 0 spots of dandruff and jtch- ling to keep the scalp and hair healthy They are ideal for a]l toilet_uses. In the morning shave with Cuticura Soap the Cuti- cura way ~without mug. After shaving and before bathing touch spots of dandruft or irritation with Cuticara Gatment. Then bathe face, hands and scalp with Cuticura Soap and hot water, Comfort nahmamn with Caticors. Bathe with Soap. ‘with, Talcum. e each atall du.h ot o DANUBE RIVER RE-OPENED. Paris, March 16.—Navigation has been resumed on the Danube river, according to dispatches received here trom Prague. | © cational lines, | of Re-election | have the fact that | to his own | | ing education and experience in edu FORMER LOCAL MAN Another candidate board is Frank . the New Bri whose friends : mined cffort to s { for him for the school ' Vibberts, treasurer | iin Trust company, | making a deter- | sure the nomination | Henry L. Guite Now special Agent for Federal Boarvd of Voca- | COASTWISE STEAME R TUGBOAT AND March 17. its way through a its picr here with a of passengers, HITS tional Fducation. SINKS IT. o L. Guite, instructor of book- Trads been ap- the Federal Education with rehabilitation for dis- abled soldicrs and sailors. Mr. Guite is well fitted for this position, hav- g a thorough knoweldge of voca- tional training and tne Jocation {all schools capable of doing work During the past vear Mr. made a special study of the tation work for disabled men The New Haven Board of Educa- tion realizing the importance of habilitation work at this time has granted Mr. Guite a leave of absence during his work for the government. .| DOLLAR DAY ONLY! A reduction of One Dollar will be made from the regular price of any Electric appliance we handle. York, ~While grop- | dTenty dense fog to l)|§1un; at the joardman full complement school New Haven, has the Colonial line steam- pointed special agent ship Lexinston from Providence, 1., collided today with the Arbuc Sugar Refining Co. tug Jam sinking it instantly. The tug was struck amidship. Its crew was res- cued the Lexington at for Board of Vocational the division of by of % this 1,500 STRIKERS RETURN. Atlanta, Ga.. March 17.—About 500 railroad clerks, employed roads cntering Atlanta, Nushville, Chattanooga retiurned their d after having heen on strike since Fri- day and up ‘freight traffic in At ljacent territo e on all except tho and St. Louis this morning rehabili- to re- tying and If you expect to purchase an Electric Iron or Toaster this summer here’s a chance to get a Bargain. SHOP ON DOLLAR DAY! The Connecticut Light & Power Co. GETS GOVERNMENT JOB' Guite has | at the | ago with a | trouble, but | ting in made | more serious ’ CAPUDIN T ! N his new duties today York headquarters Guite is the son of Mrs. Guite 66 Prospect slight attack h other complications 4§ his condition m of Mr 1 line Caro of DISTORTED HUMOR. item appearing in the Stanley Rule and Level company factory pa- per, and reprinted in these columns, | innouncing the engagement of John W. Camphbell to Miss Anna V. (il‘:crl ham is absolutely denied by Mr. | Campbell, who states that it might | have been inserted in the factory pa- | per “for a joke.” An it VA T QUICK RELIEF. NO ACETANIMDE GOOD PREVENTIVE REMED FOR TREATMENT OF INFLUENZ L. Hoyt Peasc Stanley Works, board and well known sly ill at 1 Peasc of thc * of the school citizen, is seri- on Vine street ill & short o s home was (aken time Clean-up Time is Here To the Bay Stater any fine day i work needs paint, stain, varnish or en made for the purpose. open season for painting. Whether the nel, there’s a Bay State kind especially Agate Floor Varnish is composed of the finest ingredients known in the paint world. It comes to you all mixed by scientific paint makers ready for the brush. You use Agate Floor Varnish on any floor and you'll surprise yourself with an umsually fine result and the way it will end satisfaction. In-or-Out Varnish—Without fear or favor we claim that In-or-Out Varnish is the most wonderful varnish ever pro- duced. 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