New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 2

inish the COMMON COUNGIL TO TOLET ARTICLES ' STUDY REVALUATION TAXABLE ON MAY | Job BUY A VICTORY Dickinson Drug Ce. 168-171 Main Stresi PAONE 330. | should be filed with the city clerk NEW /SKIRTS of every description : have just ar- rived. There are. at- tractive wool plaids and checks in most delightful com- binations o ! color. Luke Horsfall Go, L T ASYTEM Lo TTARTFORD. CITY ITEMS Cent Sale at Clark & Brainerd’s | Store, 181 Main , Thursday, and Saturd See advertise- in Wednesday night’s paper.—! rriday ent dvt. John solored por e New has been pensioned. + of ser 7ill [Brit years ms, a ain club, for the construction from lbel’s corner in | to West Hartford will | - State Highway Come | this weéek. The the contract pf highway Btanicy ¢ pe awarded issic B Mr. and Mrs. pre receiving irth of a ter hitl Tecentl 1arte nett James F. congratulations pound som. Mr. returned from Trance vhere he served with the 91st (Wild yest) division and received his dis- | iy at Camp Upton last week. McCahill | on the | McCa- | Repa gnachine on the ice manufacturing | at the Cremo Brewing gmipany plant have been completed. | fjd beginning next week the plant @1l turn: out about six tons of plAi1y. Tace Collars. If the collar of your dress is a light olor that cannot be easily removed or cleaning, get a bottle of Scott's twinkling yon can have cleaned and all the removed erfectly gain. The odor gaes away 8o quick Hat there will no trace of it by He time vou will want to put it on.— dvt. A REAL ECoNONY Because of Extra Wear There is no better judge of shoe wear soil so it be and comfort than the policeman who | W.H. Berry, is on his feet all day lvn%.1 ZBey, ass., say patrolman_in Boston, Neolin-soled shoes: “My shoes with } Neslin Soles serve me better than any | others I have ever used. They keep my feet dry at all times, and do not slip. When you buy new shoes, be sure | they are Neolin-soled, and you, too, wiil knowa better service from shoes. More- over, these shoes are areal economy be- cause of the extra wear they give. Most #ood shoe stores carry them in styles for men, women, and children. Anddon’t throw away your old shoes. Have them re-soled with Neslin Soles. | Remember—these soles are fiexible and waterproof, as well as long wearing, and are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub- ber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also make | Wingfoot Heels—guaranteed to out- | wear all other heels. Neolin Soles | Irags Mark Beg, U. S. Pat. OF L i mittee | tive ice | will look just like new | Be Taken Up at Meeting ARt of the common conn meoting held the he adjourned il 1o tomorrow even repot y committee which has been making valuation of the cily given Much i1 ommendatior properts 1 be tached offered b er ) the rec- committec s been holdi 15 1 sions behind clo: t the 1 doors commi appointmen( « y help t compeien rand list Owing to the the boa n deemed it alu number of inequs ion of propert lities in g Ie appointed consider changes in cedure by common also report night’s i posed « regulations and by Mayor Qu lan to the il wil make a. sion. at s purpose to expedite the time of the will come and meetings recommend that all before the council commissions and business from special to reports ten days before the ular meetir matiers will be printed and to h member of the council deliberation in order to avoid debate. at the meetings. This plan vogue in the council four vears ago. The committee will also recommend that the voster of re: orwar was he commeon counil sential parts » committes will : le ‘he established so tha presented the | without al motion. be hefore the The' rules | regulations commitiee consists of Al- a ren O. F. Curtis and H. P. ards and Councilman A am bach. T iness to council meeting. Gor- is also reported that wppointed in May, ate automobile ill make a the com- last year, to in this tomorrow. investi city servic report | WILL HOLD SCHOOL EXHIBIT NEXT JUNE The committee [ Rich- | Work of Children to Be Displayed in Prevocational Grammar School on June 6 to 10 Inclusive. A large exhibit on June the school children will be displayed, ! inciuding a print shop in operation. The intellectual standing of edu- cated man in the community, show- ing the earning capacity of a man | who is educated and a man who lacks cducation, will be one of the f The exhibits will be displaye various booths which will be placed ahout the hall. The scarcity of teach- ers will be the sub, of one of the exhibits, demonstrating the compara inducements offered by the teaching profession. and by business. ocational Grammar school hal 6 to 10 inclu will be held in the i Work of | The personnel of the execitive com- mittee consists of chairman, Miss A. Fallon, Lonis Slade, Joseph Weseltier, Clinton arnham and Miss Mary A. Camp- inley H. Holmes The followin tee on the pian the exhibit: Joseph man; Dever W. Hoot, ney, Paul A. Fritsche, Gritzmacher, Miss Sarah e on the commit- nd installation of Weseltier, chair- Mark O. Whit- William G W. Cronin, ELRKS PLAN BIG RECEPTION, sirls Will Be Girls” Company 1 Workers to Be Guests. The house committeo of New ain lodge, B slve arrangements for the | and social to be held at the club house | on Washington street tomorrow night. The Elks have assisted the commit- tee in charge of the “Girls Will Be Girls” production now playing at the ceum theater in every way rehearsal period, and now that the | event is drawing to a close, the lodge takes one more step toward the suc- cess of the venture by inviting those who have given thefr time and serv- |ices for the benefit of the fund being raised for the reception to the return- ing soldiers and sailors, to be thelr guests tomorrow night. During the early part of the ning dancing will be enjoyed and the Brit- eve- and | P. O. E., has made exten- | reception during | | committee is also arranging for a sur- | prise program to be rendered later in the evening. The affair will last until 2 a. m. All friends of Elks may at- tend the reception. INDOOR SCHEDULE. Or; Are | Second League Ts and Games The Thursday evening schedule for Indoor haseball at the ¥ | A ¥ been completed Warren S. teams to participate in the series have been announced IRLE Army | dependents. 1T played each first game to start The schedule announced by the physical director is as follows: N 1, Army Vs vs. Annex; May 8, Annex Independents vs. Navy; May vy vs. Army; Annex vs. Inde- pendents; May Navy Annex, Independents Army; Ma n- dependents Navy., Army nex: June 5, Annex ve, Tn Navy vs. Army nized at Announced. Ph and six week fol- In- be the as and to evening, the Independents, vs. tomorrow ; oards | { eszences, preparations, in Reassessment of City Property to Medicinal Preparations Are Also . Subject to New Revemte Collecto Fam e following lection and boing dyes, triiic ous, plied Pilis, trochc under cinal compo. tooth | toilet e | powders), Arops. 29, 191% IMER SESSION AT STATE NORMAL | to tax { a les- goods may to ! 1e manufacturer s agent of the e or im- retailer, where s0 properly n subjeet e or at tax paid by a retailer actuale ¥ Cionds not at Stock price. of School osed sale before for stamped consumer Toilet coat inciuded special Course for vening the sile g . he Teachers to Be Given Heve 12 powders are which and in the 1id by ap list upon This ¥ stamy is T on t state o education vayable b . mao Sturer oy v a course for evening school | cer and impo toachers and those who contemplate | 1o by ;s | teaching ¥ngl non-English- | { speak adult in public or private schools. 30 ours will be Normal July. opening The anging board LSEOESD, to Hevenue rums and ther excluded cines anti-toxins ari from the tax bacterines today his course of New Brits | school during the month | July R il which given at the eral luy pub- | ain of \u, ) the g co sales Dy rtict £ a Dhy- and closing npon a rations | il i cot will b Y el ot | of New Yo notably medici d ity, | covering sub- | course the cen prepara- | th t be ready f terested. stated that L8 provides preparatic ugs would b the new ate all the ssful s conncected in nnd Colleetoy u et Will shortly who write are eof of uy in the by Reveny Ul oy aining ny which ritain “ho the New B & is suid school which 7 of cor tix ast nmer at Dan- It said this summer the will com pon to regist toilet ties, o Vatent jellie potni ; : Dl more oW 5 de atic ms with aroma win tooth cigners as p pracrice 1 vt supervision nd oppor- (other aching under et will £ ks i tion st ition and use o traer o b a0 e S5 o , ndling or pre intend toilet open to anyoue encount the v police [ chief purposes vegister under the > all those or tablets, powders, quires aching of Engli SiTups Lnodynes, ointm POLICEMEN 25 YEARS s 3 t B to forcigners. medic tonic lozenges. bitters, or 125, to re thirty da This time oner of nents, ves, waters (except t Section this Act). oilg, and other medi- compounds, or rums | the was internal revenuc % 1 | Officers 428 of Offie from 7 Cosgrov fore: pirits, until April Hellberg and Cosgrove Were of forms ceived Owing to h not e, an ox the vet < should, of their n it to the internal rev- (not including S A ppointtaT R e e e for the collection of whict ple, will D 1hesive attached to the The stamps will ations of 1 cent 3 cent, and are | DI The law . P immedi complete and collector gist smail ¢ May { form, spon e of ve will he The T on of pro- v by mes chmplet ceived appointment in 18 second only to O b in poi service, er having completed 27 years tive service with the department The two officers are among the most popular membe New nd s those 2 luctine untry . preparations containi shot make immeodiate colleetor tion of [ having denomi and 5 cent ceut 10 cont v for distribution. that the stamp shall be af- the vendor buf ohjection | made to affixing the stamps it an established il cont, ank later ication to the for und of offi- er of th ng of the committec held this eveninz on ice in \ supply mee will be of Britain’s { the sch the! period Once a lover of Murad—always a lover of Murad 100% pure Turkish tobacco makes the Quality of Murad so individual and so convincing! Again we tell you, Murads are made of the choicest selection of pure Turkish to- bacco— grown in the fertile va]leys around the Black Sea—the world’s most famous tobacco for cigarettes. It is true that “ordinary” cigarettes cost a trifle less. Judge for yourself—! "’ Maeers of the Hi Hirkish Hngsgyios Ml Gul Tt ones Have order. S—best the it o t n some gar n ent r was 1 day he man r Hellberg is now night of m., while Of m, is a p. e darents ¢ the o ool is 1 of teachers. - wari i, ] A We If no mew parts are required Also Guaranteed. your Lawn Mower Sharpened lusted for the New Grass. turn your mower. our charge is $1.50. Call up Tel. 400 NOW and give us Don’t delay. makes, call for and ad- and re- new 1 many changes come Their tol was home taken Smith meeting Thursday dergarten of the liam D. Stockwell, tendent in this cit ening. ta be carricd out by ing t a. member 1gh At that locked o dinner, in, aty af Teacher: school will hool and health . will be tho s cal progra children A mu the rrange all of obliged {o cover large b Lt thme when 1 e SMITH SCHOOL MEETIN G, de anc the the if HERBERT Hardware appointment in- oster of the police men vhon DPropositions in was evening in the D by hold and detailed to L. MILLS 336 Main Street KAISER PAYS FINE. Local Soldier Before Judge Meskill on Two Counts Today. \ France over vound 55 morning stripe James Meskil and ind and c seen insu today one of vas homs tepped out d ly insulted plained to the pol plaint was rec school girl that he elf before her. and ived fr had exposed him- RAD SH CIGARETT