New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919, "ONE BID RECEIVED , e T AN Y SUNS b o g WINDOW N UggEStmns Myrile Sireel. Malter and Other b ‘ SHADES \OYS - ltems Discussed at Meeting hOLLS ‘ e Made to order and ready made, for M the cosy little Bungalow or Big Business MPS the laying of a trunk line seweér | Myrtle street that bid asking for BOOKS is {OVELTIES 103,000 for. the work, wnd ’ Block. Rl‘: :vlw[N(; CARI)S by O'Neill Brothers of Hart 1 EATHER GOODS SR e T B We will measure, make and hang them to Vs Y x by the ground to nre out he COF | ! . the city was supply the materials PICTURE FRAMING L o G S e your complete satisfaction. matter was continued for one week The board of public works session yvesterday received one IM for MOTHERS! || et ST/ ‘ SPT. corn was ready o proceed with the | TAT['OI\ERY DEPT P work at once it the board ordered it. [ ] BE’I’I‘ER' Bids were as follows IHE | ltem No. 1—60-inch vitrificd brick | O N AT e n We wish to call your attention to our PICTURE FRAMING TO ORDER ONLY = ftem No. 3—60-inch S-ring brick R o Hand Sewed Shoes sewer, per lineal foot sewer, city o furnish material, $21 | per foot liom No. 7—b0-inch brick sewar, 3- Children's Gun Metal Bluchiers. | 3 &5 FRANKLIN S0. PHONE 359 ving, city to furnish material, $40 per foot T e Children’s Brown Elk Bluchers. Item: No. 9-—Brick H\\H(yuhk ki [ Children's Pearl Elk Biuchers. ' Too Much Silk an } $200 each. e i Linen |l e A contract made months ago, with a reliable maker, i Hand- Items No. 12, 13 and 14 —Y connec- . ] Ferchiers tions. 8 to 15 inch, $1 cach enables us to put a price on thesc shoes that is NOT | . | S\ Not 15— (s v conntotions s ‘ may be as dangerous | g2 o R PROHIBITIVE. APPetlte aeltaclitae Ttem No. 16-——Itock excavation, Plain and fancy $8.50 per cubic yard When the skin is sallow or yellow, the ST andker Do) iy encieRiEse L eyes dull, the head aches or sleep broken . A ~ " | - H rior e e board anthoriscd Ensineer Tall Unusual Values in Boys’ and Youths’ ‘ and unrefreshing, the back aches, or there 0 R s GO T e is a pain under the right shoulder blade—it i England and South ikl street, [1i will bo neves- is an indication that the body is being poi- ! Japan—T5¢ to . |Gilped ror niting. Notice has hecn i soned by poorly digested and imperfectlyelim- 169-171 Main Street 8 2 given tenants of the house stunding : = nated fOOd waste. It 1sawxsethmg to take { $2.00. | |on the sita which is soon to be part of the highway that they must vacate on or about February 15 mon council relative to sewers north of Allen stref. The land at this | / ‘ BOOTHS BLOCK ‘ Il point is lower than the filter beds in | ) J 5 Berlin so it is probable that a pump- | ] NEW BRITAIN. | I s 93 ASYLUM ST, ing plant will have to he established | | or a new trunk line sewer | { to relieve these symptoms by Ll el S B : : helping to remove the causes © reeting o the 3 - O = | Other petitions considered were the 7 Sold by drugyists throughoat the world. In boxes, 10c., 25c. request of the Connecticut company | WOMAN CLUB ME S, T Tt e i 5 ‘Recent Books” was the topn b t HNow the city 1o make o rs | Bacon at w meeting ‘of the Wom: FEAST GRANBY LADY TELLS HOW GOLDINE —. necessitated at its expense; the re- | elub vesterday aflernoon. A display | Mrs. A, lHogan of Kast Granby said: * six years Electric Washins | quest of the New Britain - Machine | of recent hooks containing exampies 8 Lok § I had suffered with stomach trouble. My head ached all shine, Conn. L. & Power Co.—Aid | company for sewerage in South street: | of fiction, poetry and bio, jes was : the time, my tongue was coated, my breath was foul and g ! felt miserable all over. I coulin’t cat meat or potatoes | ]864_ _....]9]9 %0 searcely any solid food without suffering tergibly from " . ‘3;;;.\ in the stomach. and at thosc times mmy headaches 2 would bhecome so severc 1 could hardly stand it My Kidneys were bad, I had to gel up thres or four tim Hartford ¥ hight and my sleep was so broken U couldn’t rest. 1t made = ME VEry nervous i I relt. weak and tired all the lime : | December 16, Miss Greta Brown will mnual meeting of Centennial | speak on —Current Events S A friend of mine who knew how many vears | had suf- A MY il DG Tieldh s I ” Ui | fered, and how dard I had tried to gef relief. came to meciing will b v | = It helped nie from the very start. /N I can eat all the o e Rub Musterole on Forehead rely nie from the very star ow T can eat all th | . » meut and potatoes | want and they don’t distress me a : Originator of Goldins M ¢ i 1108 Poner Comil SN d T i« bit. 1 don’'t have hewdaches like | did, my tongue is all Perhaps therc is no gift more appreciated than a pair of care- Ired . Griswold, formerly wl o similar request from rvesidents of | 4 feature of the meet e by officer and who was nientioned | Wolcott strect, and petitions for ox- | served by Mrs. 0. L. sandidate for the office of tax col- | tensions on Lake Boulevard, Tlighland | py Mrs. A, (. MeKinney, Mrs. W. C. or, has announced that he will not | Terrace, Pulaski street and Rocky | ypungerford, Mrs. J. H. Robinson anii for that position Gl avenue . . Cornelin Chamberlain. The next pEce, o Booriv s B | meoting of the club will b held on ! A Strin orchestra Advt ne My Photo and Signature 1 per aving tickets or money | . : — : clewred up. the dizziness is zone and 1 am better today than | have heen fully sclected tiloyes. If coll are going to give your friends e commitiee ncharze of | Famous Bandit Faces Possible D o maodicines. Relicyea | I SIX yeurs. Goldine is the only w cdicine | cver found (hat would do Gloves for the holiday, vewll find the cholcest assortment in the W. K. Cook's banquet should i Ef::in\che ond_that miserable feeling | ™M @ny sood. 1 took the special stomach and nerve remedy, Goldine No city at Dillon’s. The lier vou make vour purchases, the more returns to Dr. Willinm Stock- | Loand 1 want to say it is worth zoing any distance to get, for it will do desirable your selections from colds or congestion. Anditactsat ) : r City hall Defi[h Pellfll[y once! Mustero?egxsaclean ‘white oint- what no other medicine will do. “M A. TTOGAN ment, made with oil of mustard, Better | If you suffer as this lady did zo today to Crowell's Drug Store, it 2-Clasp Lambskin Gloves, I'. K. seam, three-row silk embroid than a mustard plaster and does not | Main St. and et Goldine. There isnothing gained by delay ered back, in black, white, tan, brown and grey, 0 & pair. Douglas, Wyo., Dec. 3.-Two scorc blister. Used only externally, and in | oo — - 2.Clasp Overseam IPrench Kid Gloves, Paris point stitching, in niore years of prison o sl no way can it affect stomach and heart, | black, black with white stitching, tan, grey, brown and white. $2.50 death in the electric chaiy as some internal medicines do. pair. ed “Bill" Carlisle train bandit as b Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, L y lay in @ hospital with @ bullet hole croup, stiff neck, a.sthma, neuralgia, Relatives and Priends Will Remember Your 2-Clasp Kid Gloves rull P in his ehest while armed guards hov- | congestion, pleurisy, Theumatism, lum- ing cnubroidery: white, hiack i v & K, grey, tan, brown and beaver, $ j | ered in the 1 und of hospital bago, all pains and aches of t}l:)e back pair. nurses (0 preve scape. | or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, Slip-On Kid Gloves in gauntlet effects, new gusset styles with in- | Carlisle was shot dg i« cabin | chilblains, frostéd feet, colds of the e fx.\lrm Aliamonne i aaes ual i eave vesterday by Sherift A. S Rowcl. «f | chest (it often prevents pneumonia). | black and| white, -, ° Wheatland the han 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50, ) feo Bluehir Electric Washinz thind. ot & Power Co.—A\d K. sewn, three-row sell or cont cornered, reached for an autorr pistol 3 3 A f i 1-Clasp Mochia Gloves, N. AL sewn, in grey only, with s » 6 BELL-ANS | s battle. The posse had railed IgyoncivagthemBomothi CRUILE E RSO NS SC eSO e point embroidered backs four-row hlack embroides Hot water arlisle since Sunday mornin cuBandiintitasSiuralncy pan. Sure Relief e I ; blizzavd, hy tezm, on horse . _— — ek and al o 0o he drif s ! or \,,U‘\'\ \\‘,‘.',l(' ‘,‘.“, .’,‘H,{m ‘],;‘;\ .‘,l‘, \:”H . A $10.00 Certlllcate Oi THIS STORE CLOSIIS DAILY AT 6 P M. for «w mount o traverse | \ | FOR INDIGESTION The outlaw who had elided pursiit | 1o e Preferred Stock subsequent robbery of the Los An e | WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF d 1o a pack horse ror the cent down Laramio hare o (e dascont Cowa Lurun! 1 American Motor Truck | L ':;‘l'b-;‘;‘; e e and Tractor Co. P 1 dife sentence which had A P i l ]ld U ful P f KODAK, {here fire many heen commuted to from =5 lo b0 years i May be worth $100 1o the holder cventually, [ is a 7¢, Cumula- ractical a se resent tor o helps and conveniences en he escape e ome e ! N ifi rC Kodak n wenien when | ped. In the meantime : \ tive stock: payable quarterly. Our $10 Certifi s of Conunon D ated. Lt new crime. for which death is the | $ ’ Y A L B G R e sock may be worth $500 1o the holder cventunlly. The Common nyone. 1re in a position by outlaw. For the present, it stock shares in the profits, W id would be kept in o th i i GO a b ene in e LI oo o mtit. CHEISTMAS, we will (For evers $10 you send wus) Look them over now, while our assort- KODARS FROM $9.19 U YOS I LRLON AN LANSIGULEC Dlilsonii ondin . drcsion I mail to you worth for $10 consisting of—ONE—sharve of PRE- Order your Christmas en- s (o h FERRED and—ONE—share of COMMON STOCK of this company. ment 1s fu“ argements no Carlisle will ot di I In Our Preseription. Depart- from his Make checks or Post Office Money orders payable to wound, his physicians say ment stands | —— \..,‘ in Ikl of (he newed pa Prlce 1 OO and u Mille Hamsen 1 0 o rsowne s | | AMERICAN. MOTOR TRUCK AND — T Drug Co. i | axeiroDs TRACTOR COMPANY Adkins Prmtmg Co. fa i e | PHARMACY the most desolate part of the Lara 10TH ST 30 ¢ )36 P PRETTD 112, WEST 10TH ST New York City, New York C B0, Chyreh St New Britain mie peuk 236 PARK STRE - (e Tetiti o, SYHIEaTm, (o) 66 CHUR H STREET Carlisle ren in Wyoming:sin Corner Bigelow Phe - tthe train rohhe T T A T S R S T