New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 7

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PUMPS—Long LVER PUMPS—W ith full —Of patent or dull calf, priced at $ ment aj 1 sclect the kind you wa SPECIAL SHOWING AND SALE OF HIGH GRADE EVENING SHOES AND PUMPS FOR WOMEN SCHOOL, AL PUMPS h HIGH GRADE KINDS REASON '—Black Satin Pumps with full Louis and baby $8.00; AND KID PUMPS—With bronze Louis heels for —1In new designs with full Louis heels. $12. SATIN PUMPS—Plain black satin with full Louis heels, choice BLACK SATIN vamp last, with 4ull Louis heels, Louis heels, priced at $9.00. PARTIES, HAVE A PA WE IN we ask but Louis heels, kid with turn 1.00 pr. 0 prr heels, also plain $10 pr. 00 and $10.00 pr, FezeTo fotetefotetole] HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE D ELIVERY FOR RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PVRCHAS ED OF [ fofelotatotete ToleTotetotoleptafolotetototetototofotelototototo ol W BR\TAIN YOU CA! END ON PROMPTLY BERLIN NEWS FINES ETED OUT I | | | New Britain Driver Pays on Two Counts—Another Goes Free | turns—Flannery Funeral Tomorrow —Local Man Struck By Automobile —HKensington Church Entertains, g Jurch of New fined $15 and costs by Judge Geo G. Griswold in the Berlin court Ia evening for not having his headlights lit, and $3 for not having registration card. Jurch was arrested Saturday cvening on the Beach Swamp road by Constable Pola. Jurch was going only for a short ride and didn’t think it worth while to light the “headlizhts. He forgot his card, he aid The total cost including fines was § ¥ C. Terrill of Hartfor was arrested Saturiay mornin havi card and let go by Judge Griswold Truck Is Ditched. A truck belonging to the Volz Floral company of New Britain went off road near the culvert at the railroad dam and pitched head first to the bot- tom the incline. The truck wa filled with young men returning from the T. A. B. fair and all were tossed out of the machine on the bank. The driver blamed the dense fog for the accident as it was impossible to see a yod ahead He was close to the edge fof the road around the curve and before he what had pened Britain was st who for not his licensc was 7 knew the car plunged over the ridge into the ditch No one was injured in the aged, hawever, all the springs being smashed and the radiator completely forting relief quickly NE\'ER breaks faith, Sloan's Lini- 4 without rubbing and eases the external pain and ache, rheumatic lame, sore, strained muscles, bruises, sprains. ning new friends, holding old ones, strengthening its reputation as the & relieving the aches and pains of men and women, this old family standb promptly and surely. Don’t be without a bottle another day — keep it handy Sloan’s Liniment fall. The automobile was badly dam- wrecked Sloan’s Liniment will bring com- ment doesn't. Just penetrates twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica, For 38 years it has gone ahead win- World’s Liniment. Clean, effective in can be relied upon to do its work All Druggists—35c., 70c., $1.40, Keep 41 /i1andy his | warned | the | with the highway . IN COURT SESSION 1 FORD TRUCK IS DITCHED Men Eseape Injur i last evening, | | I | | i i | | | ! veste | and | . This makes the fourth damaged at this point. There is/no guard rail near the culvert and a m chine going on the outside of the curve is liable to slip off. A few year a team went over the culvert, sma ing up the team and killing the hor The selectmen have had the matter up commissioners with of having some profection at this point, but nothing has been donc automobile is hopes as yet. Realty Trans J. Muelter -has = sold to zen of New Britain a house and five acres of land opposite the old Ris- ley womill Mr. Lorenzen is one of the city's leading florists a Well Attended. Tab's fair was well attende the largest crowd yet b ing out. A variety entertainment w put on, combining both a musical and coamedy program This evening is the last night of the fair A minstrel show is on the program for tonight after which there will he dancing. Puneral Tomorrow. “ The funeral” of Daniel Flannery, who died at the.New Britain hosifital Sunday, will be held from St. Paul's church tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock and burial will in St Mary's new cemetery. Run Down By Auto, William McKeon wi struck by an automobile on the Beach Swamp road Vv afternoon The little fel- low was {aken to Doctor R. M. Gris- wold's office where it was found that he had sustained no injuries. He was badly frightencd. Tdeal W ¥ All the farmers about praying for weather for them to get fodder in every farmer has a number of r of field corn which must be husked now and with the fine weather of the past week it has not been an uncom mon sight to see a farmer and his whole family out in the middle of the corntield husking stack after stack of the corn. One farmer has husked to date and expects Turnips have been quantity this ve and all the boys available in the town are being hired by the farmers to pull turnips and beets. Machiy Two gether Berlin results. C: Carl } Lore Thel her armers, the a continuance another week all their the town of to beets, are this enable turnips barn Practically 500 bushels as much more. planted in large sh Together. large last touring cars came to- evening at the end of the line, but with no was somewhat (o machines being on wrong side failed to see the other's headlights. The quick application of brakes prevented serious damage be- JUST SEE HOW POSLAM HELPS SKIN OVERNIGHT Poslam soothes, refreshc suffering skin, with never a possibility of harm. A brief experience with Poslam will prove its value. Ior stance: apply a little on part at night. In the own eyes find evidence It the trouble pimple or inflamed spot—the chances are that it has disappeaved. If a viru- lent eruptional disorder, it should be subdued, so much so that you will want Poslam to keep right on. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New York City. Poslam Soap is a daily treat tender skin. Contains Poslam. car It one of the nd heals in- some affected morning. your of its healing work was slight—a to s | | pard | after are yond the puncturing of a radiator. It is understood that the party in the wrong settled on the spot Entertain Serviee Men. The social rooms at Congregational the limit last the Kensington church were packed to evening when a ban- quet was tendered to the service men afliliated with that church. Of the 22 who arc connected with the churih were present, the other 10 either being in the service yet or being in ofher parts of the country. Clarenpe Hubbard, the Hartford magician, was on hand and gave exhibition the mysterious art This the first entertainer of - this t was thorought an of appearance of kind in town y. enjoyed by all dttended the affai Mortimer Lip- sang several solos and Mps Carlton rendered a number of instru- mental selections. / an and who Kensi Mr. and M wife of Orange, here for a few days Mrs. Isaac Porter connected with the tories in Orar NS B G has left New is business trip the Church Corporation. an engineer in the ston Ttems, Porter are his mother Porter is labora~ Lawrence NT, with Mr. Bdison and visiting Gugerty on s for a Westinghouse, Mr. Gugerty company Yesterday for is was teachers at the school. The for the day. Several of the jitneys that began service between = the American Paper Goods and New Britain when the zone service was not a pay- ing proposition. visiting day for the Kensington Grammar pupils at were dismissed a Co., Berlin - Brief: daughter Bruce s with Fern, the young and Mrs. Alexander ill for several ¢ tack of bronchit Red Cross Sewing church parlors this of Mr. has been a severe at- The in the to sew circle met afternoon {Local. Post of. American Legion on hospital wor The loc branch are keeping. up their weekly program despite the fact that the war is over. All the hood club ent at the { members of are requested meeting of morrow at 3 o'clock at My K. Honiss on Golen js able to be out an illness of two week It is reported that an acting post- master will be appointed to the local post office in the near future, but Postmaster Goodrich would not ate positively, stating that the mat- ter w still in abeyance. the to Mother- be. pres- the club the home Norton to- of Road. again ast Berlin of P. will hold a special meeting this evening in their rooms over Cole’s store The W. J. R. €. will hold their regular weekly shoot this evening on the Methodist church rifle range, voung ladies in dance at the evening which open The Alpha * String will furnish the mu Items. The husiness K. Three of the running a Thursday the public New Britain Harold terations the nea chased the into a town hall to of Clark on the ruture. property dwelling will commence Hatheway place He recently and will for al- in pur- make it | over himself. The buildin gressin is making It is hoped under way in construction for the pidly. quick to work local The work get the before cold the on new | plant pro- steamshoyel of the cellar building well weather sets FOR SALE--Yellow Stone and White ! of this phosphate by the nerv Egg Turnips. Maple Lawn Farm, Berlin. Phone 657-14. 11-18-3dx PLAINVILLE NEWS BROCK-BARNES POST Plans Active Season LAMB FUNERAL TOMORROW | Body of Former Resident to Be Brought Here for Burial—Schools to Have Five Day Thanksgiving Recess—Constables Qualify. Plans for a carnival wer discussed at @ meeling Brock-Barnes post last evening enterfainment committee that arrangements are for a series of enter! dances during the winter. received from the committee in of the Amgistice Day The membership committee that new and bazaar of The announced bein made ainments and A report W charge bration report but cele- members are slowly eadily being arded to the voll. 1t is planned to hold the carnival early in January, 1920. The proposed plans would have the affair last three cvenings, and it would be held in one of the several buildings now in process of construction in Plainville. The entertainments would be fur- nished by local talent and by troupes of entertainers from other posts and from fraternal organizations through- | out the state. The plans are not yet { clearly defined and further action will be taken at a future meeting The entertainment committee will hold a special meeting next Mond: evening to make further plans for it social activities for the winter. The Grange hall will probably have to be utilized for such affairs The Armistice Day celebration com- | mittee reported that the expenses of the parade and banquet were small and that they were shaved by the five department, Company 1, State Guard, the Plainville Business and lmprove- | ment association, and Brock-Barnes post. o Thanksgiving I Frank G. Osborne of the committee announced this that the schools will close at 3 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon November . for the Thanksgiving recess They will remain closed until Monday, | November 31. The date for the] closing of the schools for the ! Christmas holiday not been set. I ral of I amb, | 5. D. Lamb, for vears a resi dent of Plainville, died urday in Dalton, Mass., at the age of He hiad made his home in Dalton the past few years. The body brought to Plainville for burial afternoon and interment was in cemetery. Census Enumerators Needed. Supervisor of Census Thomas J Smith is still unable to find enough census enumerators for this districl He has had but ome application from this town and that one came from a woman. Two or three men or women are needed for this work. and it is praving to be a difficult matter to ob- tain them. Applicants should com- municate with Mr. Smith at the New Britain postoflice. 1. €SS, school | morning has . many fo was this W 1 Up. ervice DO AWAY WITH INDIGESTION Pu a Sour, Distressed Stomach in a Few Minutes. Let us talk plain let call a spade a spade. Your food ferments : stomach isn’t strong enough di- sest the food you put into it, the good sours and forms poisonous gases, and when it does leave your stomach it has not furnished proper nourishment to the blood, and has left the stomach a filthy condi- tion. Take Mi-o-na stomach you want to change hetween How to glish; us W your to s0 in tablets if vour filthy NOVEMBER 18, Corns Tween Toes ? Use Easi “Gets-It” Any Corn or Callus Comes Off Peace- fully, Gloriously. Never Fails. 1t ie easy for “Gets-It” to reach “hard-to-get-at” corns, and better vet, it is easy to remove them. be- cause “Gets-It” makes them come Any Corn Paels Off With “‘Gets-It.” right off just like a hanana peel You can try to dig or drag out your corns With a knife, or slice them with a_“bloady” rasor, or e ban. dages and tape and wrap up your toe into a package, but that's the “treat-'em-rough,” ‘painful, foolish way. Use 2 or 3 drops of “Gets-Tt the peaceful, sure, common- E e way that never 1s. You reach the corn easily with the little glass rod_in the 'cork of every “Gets-Tt" bottle. Tt does not hurt the “true flesh. Try it. trot and emile! It's a blessing; never fails. “Gets-It,” the only sure, guaranteed, money-back corn-remover, costs but a trifie at any drug store. M'f'd by . Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 11l in New Britain and recom- mended as the world's best corn rem- edy by The Clark & Brainerd Co., Crowell's Drug Store and Nathan No- veck —_——— Sold for Plainville and surrounding towns “on the Fritz" today and will be several days, the lone bus which op wtes on week days being laid up for re- as a result of the accident Saf- night in which the was damaged. Patrons waited in vain to- day for the bus which is being over- hauled. There is one car operating on week days and several more run on Sundays. pairs urday bus Annual Food Sale, The Ladi \id society of the Plain- ville Baptist church will hold its an- nual sale of food and fancy ariicles at the chapel, beginning tomorrow after- noon and lasting through Wednes ¥ eveing An entertainment will be pro- vided on Wednesday evenin All Constables Q All of the constables who were elected ta office at the last town elec- tion have qualified and taken the oath of office. This is the first time in many cars that every constable®has qualified for duty. The members of the force will hold regular meetings the first of which will take place next Wednesday evenin ¥ M Iy Levasseur hington street are receiv the birth of a of Tomlinson s from a re ify. Items, Mr. and nei North W rratulations on Bthel Peace cuperating of son Douglas Hopkins has left the employ the Standard Steel & Bearings Co. Wilson Ellis recavering from a painful injury to his leg, caused by an automobile accident or is DISP RSED. Rebellious (ribes- on the northwest been dispersed, received here, at TEBELS ARE Madrid, Nov. 16 men at I Juby African coast, have according fo advices and Spanish 1roops have restored order o Renewed Testimony who suffers sing Britain ‘hes, distre afford to ignore this New Britain man’s twice-told story. It confirmed that no New Britain resident can doubt. Simeon Molander, carpenter, Maple street, says: “Some | had a severe attack of backache that bothered me for nearly a vear. I think the trouble was brought on by my work, either by over-lifting or over-reaching. My back felt weak and twinges of sharp pain would calch me when | stooped over. My limbs often seemed to ache and weaken. 1 used different but got little velief ney Pills were my notice After using about four boxes of Doan's No one in New backache, hea urinary ills can or is testimony 289 time ago brought to stomach to a healthy, one. If Mi-o-na fails to relieve digestion, rid you of d ness and sick headache your d will cheerfully refund your money If you want to make your stomach so strong that it will digest a hearty meal without distress, and yau want to be without that drowsy, all tired out feeling, take Mi-o-na; it should give you prompt relief. 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Cauticn:—\While Bitro-Phosphate is unsurpassed for the relief of ner- and terms my back as strong as ever T can speak in the highest in recommending them.” The above statement April 21, 1916 and on 1918, Mr. Molander said: felt any signs of Kidney Doan's Pills years know beat.” 60c wa was given | December 9. ! “I haven’t touble since | cured me three | Doan's can’t be | Kidney ago. I dealers. er-Milburn Buffalo at all s., NI T medicines, | until Doan's Kid- | ent ‘]|,| region | Office Furniture Business people generally want GOOD OFFICE FURNITURE. As good as they can afford. GOOD OFFICE FURNITURE IS COSTLY. Not as costly as the inferior kind. We sell Good Office Furniture. Sell it at a fair price. With a Guarantee of Satisfaction. We can give inmediate delivery, too. OFFICE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. THE FLINT-BRUGE CO. 103 Asylum St. and 150 Trumbull St, Hartford. Filing Supplies of All Kinds '"RIKE. BARCELON A LETTS STILL ADVANCING, Walkout, Are at Work. Despite Threat Most Pe of General Have Succeeded West in Reaching i Shio ple Barcelona, Nov. 17.—In of threats of a general strike, most of | tr the workmen in this city were at their | entire posts today and only a were inconvenienced. « have been for a turned to hotels and restaurants waiters remained on strike. ble developed today strike. spite Copenhager Lot oops are sti along i front we wgain few factories | forces of Colonel Bermondt and « November 14, re ooks, who red Shlok on idle A few days, re but | cording to a 1 No trou- | the I, the | dispatch ing the ver nany points port received here ttish ne because of st tha sions have been obser | | ONE WOMAN, TWO POLICEMEN | MORE RIOTS IN CAIRO. ! Nov, 17 T | disturban | Cairo, ARE KILLED IN FOOD RIOTING Madrid, Nov woman and killed when food demonstration Peclarin, Many persons them being 18 g two (Havas.) policemen the police interfered in the Onet today by further strators collided rvioting wi demon e oundi were with the police in a of aceres, fay wounded, number ofticers used thei i village the manifestan the two of he crow on near Tator Within a | disorders set police on ir were among children short time, however of were supp ed A Delightful Cup For Every Meal “That is what Instant Postum provides. First as to flavor— and satisfying. Sécond, asito health—it's:a great comfort not to have any disagreeable after ef- fects. For goodness, convenience and satisfaction— INSTANT POSTUM Made by Postum Cersél Co. —_—at GI‘OCGPS. Bottie Croak Mch. pleasing TR VOO VTG LB LT G R B ngelus Poir ! 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