New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1919, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1010, These Chilly Evenings, SAVE Coal and Warm Your Sitting Room With a Perfection Oil Heater No Smell, No Smoke RCADE STUDIOS’ RTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS RE BEST IN TOWN NUFF SAID have returned from New York where they were called by the serious illness Gardner, his daughter, Ma Mrs. has Dorothy, of Commonwealth avenue, “ | . o a1 | ta Vedovato, who is at ¢ pn Hardware City Loan Assn. Will | ionioon"iroaivay Build $86,000 Worth S e Burdick, of e 1207 Building permits for the weck past | '¢turned home L] ” amount to an estimated cost of §12 S - I35 on Earle Gibney is spenidng a 415, of which 18 al an estimated to-| bR W, I | tal cost of $85,000, were issued to the |1 d8¥S I New York | Hardware City Loan association. Tne list for the week follow Civil few James and Barnes Frame dwelling: B. Lifts Out the Spots, Will Not 10} James, Wooster dale. $5,000 [nterior alter: Thompson, Lex Mrs avenue. barn street, Injure Color or« Fabric. M. c | Assignments of Several Cases strect. $1,000. John Cooney, $1,000. Shuttle HERBERT \ L. MILLS 336 Main Street MO NDAY NIGHTS Cleans White Kid Gloves, Made at Yesterday's Session of Alterations Collars, Iarmington Remodel Country club, Lincoln street Alterations and Wood, 11 KEmmons ri Framo Lric schler street. §40 Move house and build Shutilo Meadow Country coln street., $4,000. Frame addition—Mary . Spats, Felt SCIENTIFIC TIRE RETREADING We have installed the new “Drikure” system of retreading Cord and Fabric Tires only after considerable investigation into the merits of various processes. Your Tires will almost double their present mileage with {3 o 4 2 Drlkure Rlbbed Treads. up with Rheumatism. I doctor ed constantly for three years and have tried every remedy my friends told me of and still it stuck to me and for this wet spell we had it was worse than ever. I could | Jjust shuffle from the couch to & chair and the pains in my joints was awful. My legs would swell to twice their natural size and I coud not sleep nights or take any comfort days. So belleve me I was in bad shape. One day a friend came in to see me and asked me if I had tried “Goldine.” He told me one of the men at his shop had got back to work again and had only taken “Goldine” for two weeks. I took no stock in his story but he was so sincere I made up my mind to try just ‘o nce more.’ So I got a bottle and thank the good Lord for doing 80, for after two weeks' treatment feel like I was made over again. The swelling is all gone from my joints. I am walking out around town and am going to my work again next Monday for I feel so much better in every way I believe 1 can stand work now for I am eating and sleeping good and it's marvelous what Hadts, City Court Short Calend: Meadow $4.000. At reshingle—8. H. Furs, ete. the short calendar session of the vesterday dat follows: ity court afternoon, 50¢ Complete hardware OPEN s Garlson, Itent. | the following trial for cases THE kinson Drug Co. 163-171 Main Street were assigned, as 21, at 10 Derange, by J. G Tuesday, addition club, Lin- October m., Genevieve Woods, vs. Francis Marinan, by Klett & Alling; Wednes- e e day October 22, at 10 a. m., Charles IPrame sar Chas. L. Jmly and | . Olcott, Klett & Alling, vs ook, corner Stanley and Kel- Sefal, et al, by Boyle, “A SUFFERER FOR 7 YEARS” It you suffered for soven years with no let up and found no relief after taking every remedy that was recom- mended—and had doctored for three solid years and at times was confined to the house, unable to work, would you not feel grateful to the remedy that knocked your Rheumatism to thunder and put you on your feet Again? Just listen to what Mr, James Conover has to say about “Goldine,” the medicine that did that Goldine Mant for him. Mr. Conover sald to the Golding well's Drug Store: “I have not worked in two months. 1 Jost & number of good positions on account of being laid by Harry J. Freedman eedman; Wednesday, October Frame dwelling—Hardware Loan association, Dix avenue. Irame coop—J. L. North, Carleton street. § Garage, brick apartments—John Kunz I'rame alterations—isd 136 Greenwood sireet. $350 Frame addition—G. Dubowy, Grand street. $660. Frame shed— J. L. and Stanley streets. Rebuild frame coop heiri, 96 Winter street. Reshingle—Char Dwight str Reshingl FALL'S n\; sht s n-;:.r BOYS’ SHOP Warm Wool Sweaters— ! They come in ¢ plain colors— | some have stripes across— the body—very fine at $8.50. City $3,000. | L 2 p. m., Robert 176 | Muenchow, Ly I. G. Smith; Thursday, et ux, I ITenry Nowicki; Thursd October at 10 a. m., Jacob Hoch- man, by A. A. Greenberg, vs. John chenber; by M. D. sa: Thurs- Octohe U2 Christ Lorenson, by Henry Now s. Ellen Anderson, by M. H. np; Thurs- day, October 23, at 2 p. m., George Jennings, by Henry Nowickli, vs. Ellen Anderson, by M. H. Cs Tuesday, October 28, at 2 p. m., Nair, by Klett Alling, vs. Barney Miller, et al., by B. I". Gaffney; Wed- nesday, October 29 John Unwin, by Klett & . Richard Muenchow, by . ( Thursday, October 30, at D Stanley Wodacki, by J. Wole- van Kalinow Alling. IPeiffer, by 1o 1. threc $5,000 Langdon, | Dr and Co store 112 Torenius, Henry 3300 John F. Marsh, \ngelo 1 duc- Sowlka, 9% Charle; 104 $225 Idwards, Sowka, bpairs street. $50. Frame dwelling man, 13 Somersct Drive. $4,000. Frame store—Silvester Mannler, 95 Kelsey street, §1,200. = storm doors—Wil Hultbers, 376 Chestnut street. 165 Cherry Smith i, Wooads, Klett & Peterson & lid- VS, Come in and see some of our work. You will agree with us that we have a real mEE i serviceable proposition. stree 4 U Storage shed—P. & I, Corbin, rear | g Stanley street. $200. Chicken coop—J. T. ter street Boiler house N. B. Machine ia ‘Ar e $5,000. [ ] [ i Jones, Woos- and coal bin, brick Co.—Railroad strect. * Luke Horsfall Co. 93 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD «“Jt Pays to Buy Our Kind.” CITY ITEMS ar Cong. Segal, Turner Hall Sun- | the 30 p. m.—advt athan Birnbaum has be years' lease of the corner he new block that is being erected he Walnut and Main ets. Birnbaum will conduct a hing business therc the | k is completed. The lease starts 1920, providing that the is completed at that time taken a | store | corner of when ruary 1, ding Jablonski, of irove streei, butcher and eter sold uding ley Linnik lver 100 candidates for the third | ee of the Knights of Columbus be given that degree in Bardec il on Arch street, Sunday after- , Octot 26 under the direction [Deputy Paul Kennedy of South- | on The second degree of the pr will be iplified Thursday | hing, October A social \\’ill» bw the working of a third degre chance to tak Axelrod’s —advt business there, | fixtures, to his stock Mlonight your last antage of our lc sal rmacy, 236 Park street lomorrow will be observed as Navy throughout the United its possessions, and ministers of denominations have been request- | o0 preach a sermon on “The Navy. offer to this effect was received erday by the local sta- at the post ‘ ear Cong. Segal, Turner Hall Sun- | , 30 ». m.—advt ‘ he Fiume situation will be the ect of discussion at a mass of Italians of the state ning Parson’s theater at 7 o'clock Several ia.n have ts to attend by hat the great feases in this city lct upon bsted to this 81 plumbing permits, the ago States recruiting office meet- tomorrow | Hartford prominent societies made arrange- | special trolley building has had marked plumbing permits is week by the s compared entire month of amount of city issuance y none for obe wenty ted at being n airplane erday and cked the mneys on Booth street uilding John V. sued a permit for the dwelling house at of Commonwealth k drive, the 00. The owner is J. L Joe the builder fear Cong zal, Turner Hall Sun- 2:30 advt a year houses Hill new Maple laid are pipe being and lines the low it over flying off of passed city while tops somo Inspector Allen ction rame the and being Noonan avenue estimated cost Parquet is F. JOHNSON SF dna 1. Johnson, 1l business man, home. Mr. Johnson has suffered h of late from stomach trouble, up to several days ago his condi- had not been He is g attended by Dr. TOUSLY the is seriously L. prominent il at serious. Kasella. | now | expressed in the outcome of the game ! strong this year | & director of | 100 | Kenney Sails Today | time 18 permits issued to Hardware City Loan association, frame dwellings. $85,000. . S. KLUMNI DANCE Annual Event Will Be Held in High \ School Next Friday Evening— Proceeds to Field Fund. The annual High school alumni dance will be held Friday evening in Hizh school gymnasium, and the committee of former pupils has ne- gotiated for a first class six-piece or- chestra to furnish the music for danc- ing. The proceeds from the affair will go toward the school athletic field, and will be added to the fund | in the custody of Principal Louis | . Slade. It was deemed advi le to |H|\A|‘ the one week from last night | as the game betwen the school team | md the alumni is o be held a week from to; and a get-together of the players on the two teams was thought to be a good move. Interest is being dance s the alumni team is unusually Nine Cases of & Fever Under Quarantine 1. M. Johnston, of the City Coal and Wood com who is a mem- ber of the exccutive committee of the National Chamber of Commerce and the Connecticut Cham- ber of Commerce, out over invitations to Connecticut repre- sentativ of manufacturing and other business institutions urging them fo attend the sessions of the National Chamber of Commerce in Atlantic City which will begin on Monday and continue throughout the week. Mr. Johnston expects that the sessions will be attended by a number of business men. W, has sent large For Belgium Seminary John Kenney, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kenney, of Grand street, sail ed from New York this morming the first of his trip to the Ameri- can college at Lonvain, Relginm where he is to continue his studies for the Catholic priesthood tormier mendber of St and attended the with that church he 1 the St Thon Kenney Joseph's school con Ifor is parish nected some been o student at minary in Hartford, and he with 15 other young men were assigned by Rt. Rev. Bishop John J Nilan, of Hartford diocese, to con- tinue his studies abroad. He is the firsi local boy to he abroad to the priesthood tho outhreak of the war in 1914 Seek To Cut Cost of Dairy Products in Conn. A jo the Hartford | County the Plainvilio | and retail dairy | producers of this city will be held in the West District chapel, | on Wednesday evening, The purpose of the meeting is to dis- cuss the h cost of dairy produc and upon the cutting o present high prices. Professor 1t. It er, of will be the | chief speake All local farmers >\lh|‘ dairymen are urgently requested fo | attend this meeting pist study for since meeting of IFarm Bureau Creamery company Farmington, | Octoher 22 take action torrs college, Brewed From Real Hops Folks that delight in a tip-top drink that has the genuine hop flavor should get acquainted at once with the new cerea‘l. beverage ANZAC the one soft drink that completely satisfies every one the year ‘round. ANZAC isbrewed from real hops which giveita distinctively tangy taste, and it has a live sparkle. Physicians recommend it for its pronounced food value. You and your family ought to drink it. 60 PRENTISS sT.| ANZAG CO. %IrsNmasas| Local Distributors. Miner, Read & Tullock. It you will place it in our care, we'll treat you and your car quite fair. If you are going to continue using your car during the winter months, you should sec that it is Kept in good condi- tlon. Whatever it needs, from chains to a mew carburetor, will he installed by We durin us at a fair profit: price. will store vour car the winter months, if you say so, and take care of the battery. CENTRAL AUTO STATION 236 MAIN STREET Telephone 1544 8 Elm Street, New Britain. Goldine has done for me in the past three weeks. 1 have taken it and I ad- vise any one suffering like I was, to try Goldine for it will surely help them. “‘Signed, JAMES CONOVER."” PRELIMINARY OPENING OF —INDUSTRIAL PARK— Now under development, right near the thriving factories of the New Britain Ma- chine Co., The B. & K. factory and Landers’ Trade Shop, where their proposed new six story factory is to be built. 78 LOTS ALREADY SOLD Free Drawing of Beautiful Presents Sunday Afternoon Eighteen Houses under construction adjoining the Stanley street end of our prop- erty : INDUSTRIAL PARK includes the three very valuable farms of Holmes, Nelson and House, situated between Stanley Street and Rocky Hill Avenue, and all streets will con- nect for Stanley Street. LOTS 50 FOOT FRONT ............... FROM ONLY $99.00 TO $398.0¢ ON EASY TERMS WITH NO TAXES OR INTEREST FOR THREE YEARS 12% DISCOUNT FOR CASH To see INDUSTRIAL PARK is to instantly realize its future is assured. As with the Industries on one side and the Trolley which must eventually be extended down Rocky Hill Avenue, values must increase very fast as the demand will exceed the supply, and INDUSTRIAL PARK WILL BE BUILT UP IN A MOST SURPRISING MANNER. INDUSTRIAL PARK will soon be an “Established Success” as is Belvidere, which was developed by the same management, and where 17 houses are now under construc- tion. Money in INDUSTRIAL PARK will increase faster than money in the bank, as the bank will pay you only 4%, no matter how large their surplus increases, while in INDUSTRIAL PARK, every purchaser, and every builder is increasing the value of your deposit and making it possible for you to see a profit of from 109 to 800% as the people have done on our other properties, or better still have YOUR OWN HAPPY HOME. THE BODWELL REALTY CO., Nat’l Bank Building, New Britain, Conn. Phone 1801 F. E. CRANDALL, Mgr.