New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1919, Page 6

MERICANS NOW: WERE FORMERLY OF TE BAY STATE PAINTS 'HE Bay Staters are continually on the war- path for dirt and dreariness. They dispel gloom in a jiffy. A coat or two of Bay State Paint makes old things young again. No matter what looks shabby from your house, barn or boat down to the smallest inmate of any of them, the Bay tater has a paint just made for the job. INOROUT TheAllRound is surely the handy-man around the house. It does any kind of a varnishing job to perfection— inside or out. It has been through the steam and every-other test and never once turned pale. WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & CO., Inc., Boston, Mass. ) Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in Nyw England The Bay Stater You can buy Bay State Paint and Inorout Varnish from organ & Kingsley, New Britain, Ct. D. MILLER & CO. STORE 227 Main Street CUT PRICE SALE 10% Discounton AllRugs, Linoleums, SewingMachinesand Window Shades . m that Winter Storage for batteries means more than just placing them in a dry place. They need proper charging and regular inspection. JReslOfile SERVICE does this and returns your battery up-to-snuff in the Spring. Remember, too, that zero weather causes many a car to stall, if the battery isn’t full of vigor. Prest-O-Lite Service keeps your battery full of go and assures you bright lights for long winter nights. No matter what battery you use, we will keep it effi- ciently on the job all winter, or store it carefully till Spring. Our expert advice costs you nothing. O’Neil’s Tire and Battery Co. FAST MAIN STREET resto-Lite Distributor, | canization bureau course in citizenship | consisted of 91 succ 1 didates | who reccived -théir papers, Mayor ! Quigley, Principal Slade of the High | Prospe 3 Gher- | lone, ¥ e 4 nk CGiroeski, { Bronislaw Nows: Mik dropa. NEW BRIFAIN DAILY. HERALD WEDNESDAY, L)t(;l:MBER 17, 1919.. The last graduating class, ~ which was presented with certificates of American citizenship instead = of the customary diplon of ordinary schools, from the > Britain Ameri- who originated in ten different lands across the seas. In addition to those hool, Attorney M. D. Saxe and Fran- cis O'Brien, director of Americaniza- tion, are shown above, The new citizens are William F. Abbott, William Alexan- der, Tuther Abra , Charles Ans derson, | . James Barlow, Au- in, Rudolt A. Bredlau, John , Christian Brandt, Andrew 'melo Circo, Frederick J. CF nd, Angelo C'Onofrio, Otto H. Carlson Sidney R. oCoper Leon Dymowski, John Domijan, George P. Dilibus, Dominick Diorio, ederick W. Ltling wrio Floridio, imothy lah- ! Good Josef Golas, Kazimeras Giedraitis. Gust intz. John Hrotowsky.| Joseph J. Anthony Jankow Edmund J. J Joseph J. Klek slaw K Frederick W. Kowalski, zia, Solomon 13, Koplowitz. ln\l ph lmnh.rflo ons. Andrew G. Mag | melli, Nicc Antoni Felix M Sta |n!~xl’\n N Bronislaw Nowel, Edward Neumann, Peter oskie B v Ostrow, Anthony §. Petrauskas Adolph Reinas, Peter Rutkowski, Ruschkowsky, Gustave | Peter Szmanski, ! Leo Skritu Peter P. Sk ccky, Hyman ! losky i anley Toczko, James Tombari, Jo- | seph B. Turton, Alfred Tanquay. John Verillo. Sam Wice, John Weber. | Ignace Zalendunis, Georgé Zien, { Thomas Zocco, ‘PI{AVCE MUbT PEND 1 MANY MILLIONS HERE Wants Big Supply of Amcrican Wheat Cotton. Oats, Coal and - i Machinery. Parls, Dec. 17.—Some 3,000,000,000 | is the amount that France will | to spend in the United States dur- w on wheat, cotton, | iinery, according to | who has just re- | turned from a mission on behalf of the | government 1o the United States, m an Journal. Schneider is quoted “cannot and will not The day of state 1 state is over. It is essentially a war measure, and its continuation would | paralyze private initiative. ‘Furthermore, the situation among our overseas allies is far from being i av brilliant as people might think. | Unforeseen strikes have surprised | public opinion, and President Wilson's | | i is impeding the whole machin- | cry of gavernment, And there are the | discussions of the peace treaty. These | ous should be regarded in their | that is, that the opposi- tion report s not solely political. | For the sen republicans the league of nations represents a breach in the constitution | “This does not mean that the Am- ! eriean sovernme not help us. It will pport every rt we make to | { obtain eredit by private issue. It may itself and place at our disposition the | machinery which floated its liberty loan.” AME RI( \4 S A three American officers last night as Vin received 2 bullet in the leg. bowels were b d my work tired me for | foffso weak i and remblr. 1 was pale and my kidneys we bt right D. ribe an important part thereof Brest, Dec. 17. xll,tdd\ex] i they were leaving & concert, and | Lieut. Johin Campbell Clove was seri- | lnm_\ wounded. Lieut. Charles Ne- ! Influenza In Bristol. None can forget those terrible days when the strongest rell first vietims of the dread discasc. Those who sur- Vived were left with broken health, weakened merves and impoverished blood. How often we hear them say: T have never been the same since T had the Flu.” BRINFOL 1LADY'S EXPERIENC T. J. Provin, 106 utham street, stol, said since I had the tlu it seemed I couldn't et my strength ba My heart was weak, I had no appetite, and nothin te seemed to wive e 3 h My My Photo and Signature I had to get up often nights and couldn't Whe % I heard of Goldine 1 got w bottle of the Goldthe No. for Stomach and Nerve. It @elped me and 1 got more f‘s% Now I feel better than I have any time since I had the flu. [ am glad to recommend Goldine to-any one, for | Opiginator of Goldine have taken enough to know how good it is MRS, PROVIN - had influenza and fee at vou have never come buack to s No. 1 @ nerve and blood builder your the fiu left your kidneys st Goldine No. s s spe for Kidney and bladder trouble. It will do more for you than anything vyc have ever takon l,c( it today at Crowell's drug e Main street, New - Britain, . Plainville, (‘onn. Ask for the free bottle and stmas money If He Drives a Car Give Him Auto Needs The height of joy to an automobilist—the acme of perfection in gifts—is to receive for Christmas some little nicety he has always wanted for the car and really never wanted to spend the money for. Such things add to the pride he takes in his car, and to the satisfaction he gets in driving it. We have all those little auto niceties that delight the heart of every car enthusiast. ADNA F. JOHNSON 159 MAIN ST. PHONE 961 FOR QUICK RETURNS USE 'HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS TRUNKS or crack. The best trunk is a wardrobe, for it has a place for everything; the best wardrobe is a Hart- mann. We alane have them in New Britain— $30 to $100. Real fibre won’t break ! coduyomg £4nH w0 :N DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES : cannot be Rold for the time beu}g parab’k‘ substitutes, are now on sale in wood at ost leadingbars, and in bottles wheérever bottled goods® are sold. Ask for them by name and reject inferior imitations. If you cannot it what » 722 Rox. . ANZAC CO.. BOSTON MINER, REED & TULLOCK, Local Distributors. ASK FOR . 7 By Horlick's The Original Avoid Imitations 3 acd Substitutes Forlnfants, Invalidsand Growing Childzen | Rich milk, malted grain extractin Powder The Original Food-Drink for ANl Ages|Ne Cooking = Nourishing — Digestible —y TS TS MERCHANT- MARINES ~ ATTENTION Owing to the records being incomplete, any person who enlisted in the Merchant Marine s » from New Britain, during the late war and prior 'to Nov. 1, 1918, or any person who can give a formation vegarding the enlistment of any New Britain man during i that period, will confer a favor by bringing or sending such infor- mation to the office of the War Hureau, City Hall, or tg the under- signed. M. H. 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