New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1919, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919, @@@fi@@%@@@@fi@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@fi@#@@@@@@@@@fis D0 YOURMAILING PR 3 . AT EARLY DATE WIHBIE;ETRFOI;F Q:XRSS 1’5’ H O L I D A Y G I F T S 3 ] 1 RUBBEIR BALLS, SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE | Postmaster Del ' - | Dstmas e‘i)fls‘z;“gyelgg“‘d Avoid RUBBER TOYS m oi Jewelry, China, Cut Glass, Silver i Sa BILLY BOY, MISS SUNSHINE, SWEETIE, NURSE, BOY SCOUT. @ ware’ are Glits 0[ Lastlng Sen‘iment OFOEe o : p e w G SAILOR BOY—ALL: MADE OF RUBBER ‘EXcer%hands will Christmas suggestions relative (o Strip\h" the tree of its mailing parcels, are made by Posi- [l RUBBER TABBY, RUBBER BUNNY. ASSORTME Y g And our stock 18 of dependable qual]ty, Style, value. Olll' prlces o master W. I". Delaney as follows: LOONS ereasures, ¥ tinsel - and L s i ol e o o e e e % are arranged to meet every purse. < s ill vani he general public to the following 4 9 week. come to an ignomin- l 'l;lrchl):ln\)?lxlnlllx‘ ,. post. At thi A P ious end in the rub- heavy. Many > heen (d r i r off because of the fi . ! e 3 bish heapw" in other sections of the But picturesTof the il i e HARDWARE 336 MAIN STREET tree,%of the children “Mail carls i a wap securely, using heavy paper. 1 o at play with their new placs widress of sender in iho Open Monday Nights Until 8:30 N T-IHAN corner or on he toys, mnctuu-s of all Bt e iy | that makes a Chl‘lst- Addresses should never “be any- T e where except in the lower RIGHT- DOCKET LIGHT AT ’FRAVK S. GOODRI(/H BEEHE Hen We have a large as- Below you will find sortment of the follow- many Gift Suggestions: ing articles to select’ Parisian Ivory from: Link Buttons Diamonds Scarf Pins Watches Waldemar Chains Bracelet Watches Pocket Knives Plain and Stone rings Toilet Sets Brooches Bracelets Lavallieres Vanity Cases Pendants Mesh Bags * Hand Painted China Bar Pins, etc. B @@@@@@@fi@@@@%@@@@@M@@fi@@‘@@ HANID corner. iaine wiien carre terier mat 40| POLICE COURT TODAY | HEADS LOCAL MASONS' not always cat y)u(‘bla post. 4 e i “Parcels post is handled about one- | | third as rapidly as letter mail. Judge Says He Has No Sympathy For | Prominent Mason is Elected Worship- “Do not seal your package or vou P i { will be required to pay first-class Autoist Who Does Not Have ful Master of Jl/n,rnmlu Lodge, RUZ s, roper Brakes | At Mectin st Evening ulck‘"sun nrugI:O- “If the stamp clerk asks what the el L Sl eat Evaning, ¥ -AIN ST package contains, tell him, as the reg- “I haven’t much sympathy for any | AL the annval meeting of the Har- 169-171 M. L. uldl‘l’gni Nf\l‘“}'“l " giving street ang | Mah Who operates his automobile | mony lodge, A. I & A. M., held last “Write plainly, giving street an 2 (ODOT brakes. ) Be ! evening in ic Py number. Many substitute carriers and | Without broper brakes. By not keep- | eVening in the Masonic Temple, Frank clerks are employed at § time, and | ing his brakes properly adjusted the . CGoodrich was elected worshipful y -@ %&fi##@@@flfi@@@@@@@@@@@@ { they do not know the patroms of the [ man who.operates a motor vehicle en- | master and Willlam J. Rawlings, chier package. in your family you would be dealtthe lodge. Other officers electod are Sl Lamphere for not having his brakes | Herton T. Hallett, senlor steward.: N ‘) . Georgia, Kansus, Minne- ; ; 3 . cay of the ’ ' e L o Sakota o | T by Oflcar Strolls, who saserted | The above offcers wil e itailed sm@@@@@@@@@@@@@@s@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@M&@@m ol Bantl Curoltis, Sout Gar. | 2oired Yhe liguor Bt Wis homte. [ Her Cloodriels wwill misist in tRe thebdl | oo vine sdimstments AY CHRISTMAS BONU:! Willard Storage Batteries. men’s . preferences. “December 18 7Delamware, Mary-| cause for parking his automobile on TR Investigator, from $17300 to $1,600 | which to do their Christmas shopping | tery company describing their ef- dency in scarls is “December 19—Illinois, Indiana, | ¢d he left his automobile on Main s LRTINoRE) 200. bonus, dating from the fifteenth oflnnd Hartford. The Fuller company is effects and subdued Pennsylvania. hour he could not do his shopping. | the employes of that branch of the Superintendent and matron of the | be one of the first actions of this 't | is the manager of the New Britain Jersey, New York State and Massa- | various post offices. dangers the lives of the public, and if | of the local police department, was : | “Do not place seals over string, or 3 ’ Judge James T. Mes- | as follows: John Hill, senior warden; | g will bs chmemed Theclu stage. | K1l asserted this morning when he | Willlam A. Leonard, junior warden.: | “If yon will mail your parcels on | levied a fine of $10 and costs on John | George H. Boyer, treasurer. omcex«‘ the dates set forth in jthis schedule, | A. Garvitt, who was arrested vester- | appointed: Frank A, Goddard, chap. | Officer Clar in; ¥ “December 15-—California and all y adjusted. Judgment in the | Leon M. Jones, junior steward: lemeql Louisiana, Lt was arrested on Main street last eve- | degree team Wyoming. in office at the next meeting, Monday Leslie Morens was discharged Dy | lation. Ar e | cslie Morer irged by | latlon. Mr. Goodrich is prominent | perintendent, from $1,800 to $2,- In order to give their employes the | Attention is invited to the advers’ land, Virginia, Wisconsin, Washing- | aain streot in & restric : . e Main street In a restricted district| CpyRITY COMMISSION TO | per annum. carly, the Park Manufacturing com- | forts to please the public at _their T Sstiatide o kb ind lihte of s hontdiof e il D) Stenographer, from $1.060 to $1.200 | November, to all men and women em- | the authorized agent for the Willard g st faine, iNew Eamu, | Helwis atrested by Omfioer Strolls. i j oity, Boverntuent. | Inetcommtttseswilll toeenihome,: from $14001%0! $1,400 Dor |, taken biithe looal mianiitdatorias thiN | Laeney, I0oate JAE 167 > Axbts atisalt ! chusetis. DONATIONS FOR “KIDDIES” . “Place Christmas Seals on back of [ it wasn’t for the flve small children | elected for the 28th time secretary of they should be delivered in time for | day afternooun by Clarence | lain; ¥rank Andrews, senior deacon: “OLD RELIABLE JEWELERS” ‘. " i far Western States. ase was suspended. McArthur, organist: Frank R. Fox, sota, Mississippi, Nebraska, North ag.”” McNamara told the judge he | eve 230 ary rorshi o december 17 — Alabama, Iowa, & & d judge he | evening, January Worshipful Mas- | s _— — r} . We findg that, in i sg06 West Virginia. D : b i olina, Tennessee and est il Judge Meskill when he have a good | in Masonic circles in this city. 1 000 per annum benefits of additional funds sment of the Fuller Storage Bat these days, the ten- ton, D. C. for more than 40 minutes. He stat- i o City physician, from $1,000 to $1,- | pany today paid the first Christmas | agencies in New Britain, New Haven toward neat pattern “December 20—>Michigan] Ohio, | the rush in the store¢ during the no will recommend salary increases for he rus ¢ d g the noon d salary increases for| pey annum. ploved there. This is understood to | Storage battery. Albert G. Simmons colorings. shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, New _ e ask the salary committee to make the annum Ohri e “December 23—Tonnéctictt. f “c “Kindly seo that your doorbell is in ~|.|lk8“0l'sa n ! [ repair. When going out leave a|Tuberculosis Department of Board of A ; 93 ASYLUM ST, ‘memorandum as to where packages i may be delivered. | Mealth IS Anxious to Securc Meaus ‘ ‘ « > [ J i HARTFORD “You expect to onjoy your Christe | oo o0 L o u \ ] _J |mas diner. Wil vou not make it | e Ones. 4 A b possiblo for post office employes .to Under the supervision of the tuber- have a Christmas dinner also by mailing your packages in accordancs SithL s tareroing uLhodaiar: health, a collection is being taken for But Put ) Y ® , ’ i children whose parvents are now Our one ln rus CITY ITEMS A. O H. DRIVE FOR under the care of that bureau. Do- nations of cash, clothing, féod or B i oae teom e O Ma BIG MEMBERSHIP | (95 vl o roeevet ue eantral stas : If Oliver Wendell H olmes were here today he [Berkowitz and one from George e — tion, established in the bhoard of it ,are expected at a meeting of the health office. The collection is an an- or's committee this afternoon at| Dadies’ Branch of Hibernians Making | nual one but in past years the re- undoubtedly Would tell you to put your clock. The property to be leased sponse has been more pleasing to the n Washington place. Plans For Campaign—Installa- committee than this year it is stated. Miss Agnes Matsen is spending a ; A Christmas tree will be placed in inth's vacation in Brattleboro, Vt. Gl (bl o6 the office of the health board and it You are looking for something in | A national drive for increased | rom that tree gifts will be distribut- p way of a fine diamond call on|membership in the A. O. H. auxiliary | ¢ to the children invited to attend. rter & Dyson and see their stor is to be started soon and the local | There are eighty-nine bovs and girls it branch iy already making plans to do | Who are to be cared for this year, | = At a meeting of the board of public | its part. State President Mrs, M. T | Many of whom are needy, and all who 1n 1ks this evening the petition of are in need of Christmas cheer. Some n Crean of_this city, presiding at a re- r ams street residents for sewer eX-| cont meeting of the state committee, | Of the little ones have heen orphaned sion between Lincoln and Steele| ¢ ymich resolutions supporting the | $ince last Christmas. eets will be Dbrought up. Similar| y,son pill were passed, was present- ilicsts also are expected from Buell, | o3 with a hundsome bouquet of rosés. = - :;Jli Pllfaiand ( Basstt Btrwst reel-| My, Réss, MoAldor, trefsuterVof pits. . . the local A. O. H. auxiliary, has serv- Smoke ~\1“;@"“3}‘ - made piPes.| od in this capacity for 22 vears. The i At pish & HolMelder's.—Advt. | follo vina officers recently elected, will : ——————— | be installed on January 4: . 8. W. V. ELECTS OFFICERS. Chaplain, Rev. John T. Winters: The Ladies' auxiliary | have elected | ;osigant . Ars. Mary McCarthy: vies e following officors: President, Mrs. | o oqidont, Mrs, Catherine Mulconry; iy B. Gusey; senior vice prestent, | Jooola (L et et a Repjsnnis Tadi; 3“""0{" 4 !’l‘;‘:"“' { O'Leary: financial secretary, Miss Nel- [t Grey; secrCiRLy, (MBS liz Coyle; treasurer, Miss Rose Mo- . C. Morey; treasurer, Mrs. Willlam | 550" iistroes at-arms, Mrs. Mary gbs viapiein, Meh Stecles) oun-{ o0 Yentinel, Mrs - B. Bhibe: cha tor, Mrs. Frank Helm; guards, Mrs. : ln. Hall and Mrs. Georse Fritz. The | 1080 O standing committes, Mrs. Tl ficers will be installed with the offi- rL o aanditing fcomumiitee, | Mrw s of A. G. Hammond camp in Jan- | 10Se_McVeigh, Miss Anna O'Keefe 12 and Miss Nellle Maloney; pianist, prm— | Mi38 Grace Claughessy; degres team FEEU"E UF SECUR"Y ;apmn,“z:nas“rmrie tD]grsby: “Queen N 3 Erin,” Miss Margaret Dorsey: “Lady 1 Bomba,” Miss Nellie Mcteon: “Lady o lé\u“)gr?'phlc Tta,” Miss Anna O’Keefe; “Columbia,” fou paturally ft“‘,“*‘""fl‘ when yOu | Migy Elizabeth Fltzgerald; matron, Kodak Junior ow that the medicine you are about | Misq Margaret Fitzgerald: sentinel Pictures, 2 x 3} inches take is absolutely pure and contains | Afiss Nellie Maloney. harmful or habit producing drugs. What would Helen like? Buch a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's amp-Root, kidney, liver and blad- A request has been made by the What can 7 pt that wamd f¢ remiedy. special committee appointed by the he same standard of purity, | mayor to draw up an hanor roll of gth and excellence is maintained | men Who served during the Philippine every bottle of Swamp-Root. war and in the merchant marine that t is scientifically compounded from | they submit their names to the com- cetable herbs. mittee. 3 it is not a stimulant and s talken | = e Ovr Christmas stock is varied teaspoonful doses. 3 FOOD FOR THE BODY and complete, but there is one it is not recommended for every- . thing you won’t find here— ing. S n alld M 0 § t is nature’s great helper in re- u oon Uintment ‘‘something just as good.'’ ving and overéoming kidney, liver j Quick relfef for burns, sores, piles, We sell the real thing. @ bladder troubles. corns, neuritis, rheumatism, influenza, X sworn statement of purity is with | ¢olds, sore throat, catarrh. Anoint Kodak: ery Dottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- | chest and back, snuff a little up each 5 e ’Cf'f" $0.49 up Lot nostrii, ad take a little on the tongue roznie Cameras $2.86 up £ you need a medicine, you should [ several times a day. It rebullds the lve {he hest, On sale at all drug | tissues of the stomach nerves. A I d! P pres in Mottles of two sizes, medium | ANOINT WYFPH SUN AND MOON | Xelroa's hal’lflacy 4 Jarz ANOINTING OIL for tired body fecl- 236 PAR KSTREET, [Flowever, It you wish first to try this | ing, rheumatism, hardened arteries, of 9 eat preparation send ten cents to |nerves, jumbago, and sore feet. Pro. Glevosiies Bckile iptoy. . Kilmer & Co, Binghamton. N. Y., | pared only by A. W. Lowris, Hartford, ‘bottle. When writing ba | Conn.’ Small sizé 40¢, large zize T5c. ntion the New Britain | DICKINSON DRUG €0, Agent for New DBritain. culosis department of the board of