New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 7

AT LS MOINDIAY, TO NEW -BRITAIN SHOPPERS Commencing tonight our store will close during the year of 1920 as follows: TAX-YEAR MIX-UP REALTY PROBLEM Absence ol Set Ruling to Determine Proper (8 Months Cau Mauy “WILLIAM Divers opinious continue (o cxist JENNINGS concerning the taxing year, some of 4 BRcATIZ=— the lawyers and 1cal estate men fiz- am n Difliculties i Trausfers, uring it from Apiil to April and son from October 19 October. 1n the ab- sence of the ¥ law aet er ordinance | that could i ANy way affect the tax Rlablishing eitherti o8| | mroper tax year. there | hope tor fixing one i by both who use | their reason the fact that the tax is ! llxml on the fitst day of October an- 1any cue who has property i bis nanic on that date oharged with it on the fax t since the lax A 3 15 1y fived on Octobcr 1. : chenged when found e the following Ue- tober 1. t is tite twelve wonths to be reg 1 as a tax year on other hand. those favorins to April year have a strong 1t in the fact that the taxes ¢ \ penses off the city Aprit Ay and not from Ocioh « ber. They ad- mit the (o a red in October but since they are expended from Aprit 1 to i { the followin year. th s considered by them to Tn the e and the ceompitn- Monday 6.30 p. m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 6.00 p. m. Saturday we wiii keep open till . . 10.00 p. m. ington. -- William Jennings a presidential possimlity. v among hose present in Washngton for the Democratic National Committee- men’s ridly. This is his most receut These hours of closing have been adopted by this store vy to de- L taxing vear s 1t the new ser may know just how much on his neWly acquired proper- ses have been noted in whi 1 home & picture, ELKS GRILL Special For Tomorrow /Vew Brlfa/ns Shoppirig Center: Lunchean 75c¢ per plate Mived Sweet Pickles Cold Slaw Consomme Clear Purred of ‘Tomatoes ’ tirolled . Fresh Mackerel, Butter Sce | Lamb Stew en Casscrole Roast Fresh Ham Applg Jelly Boiled Potatoes Mashed Potatoes HEmN lllIll!lIlllIHllllllllllllllllilllllllll @@E@@U@E@Elfl@lfl@!}u@ -‘IEILJEIEJM!!IIEE]@UEI@EIELE]DEI@@UEIEIUIEII!JL!H!J@IE-QI!IEE NECKWEAR IN T t String Beans Apple Pic “Built Like a Skyscraper™ SHAW-WALKER, CTHIRD FLOOT) FLOOR) Group of Odd Garments January Clearance Sale Of Wormen’s Footwesa: Dresses, Coats and Skirts G fih-’-‘"altsl@l HEHRIICTERE & 5 (SECOND FLOOR) TR e el SR R One Very Small Price P B MW12.73 Broken lots of we < brown kid and brown calf lace shoes Former 1o 329,95 Tan ealf lace o with rubber sole and low military heels wetal ¢ m with vround ive. neolin sole and low neolin heel @mmEm@@@@@Efi@@@@mmm@m@@mmm@mmm@fl@@@@fl@@ufi@ufl rh.|.u1r»|.wmn Mrs. Emma doll. m af er . 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The b considering - ; Hat s of clim % some of 1l Letter Files L2 B o R o il eille g B4 IO R F e e mmumerary Officer Charles Dan- | KYSCRAPERS in minia- s N - T G ture, having girders, cross- i With the Mi ininien R el SIp RNt Ly ilE pieces, sills, etc., of channel- My Woods of Chestnut street steel, interlocking and bracing Hevo MeAuliffe, president S against sirin. Thomiay scmb acilvesed 2 moet- In addition, it is solid one- T S (e i A S piece stecl—made so by dlec | 1 ix ttiuning A chteraimin ana tric_spot-welding. No nuts— RISCLONL el o TN enTich, SO DRt no bolts—no rivets—no rods e e -—no screws. Court Friendly, ) Vill present Diawess non‘rebounding— an entertainment for th A B drum stay closed without superfluous e L mechanism. Wil run_silent, TE Rl e G smooth and speedy 100 years dArews.——advt without repair or attention. Dance. »Uh's hall. Friday evening AMpha Strir orchestra adyt laid SKirts that have been as < icorsette Crepe Skirts, fo I up 5 At $7.95 White silk, foney silk and 1 1 ormerly up to $29.9:5 irown call modeis with fawn cloth top The uniform price on this cction will continue as long a shoes, lonz yamps and covered Louis e garments last. Come e Tuesday for best choice. As ther| My one or fwo zarments u cases. the size, “ v Nu-huck high lace calf high lace model ith Cuban heel re hroken. but there is a goc own Kid lace =tyles th Cuban heel EVERY s\l Dull matt kid lace lain toe. high Cuban heel . o Approtal o Exchan refunds. trown kid military LE \ ficld mouse kid top. Uf with top of fawn buck i At 8895 7 Semi- Annual d narrow toc \vn\ n calfl with winz tip and heavy 1 low 1 o i Tan calf lice model with imitation g wilitar B ) . H I'atent button dress shoes, with zrey buck top and full Louis e o lX' heel. Ver P | v refined style Brown Norwegian calf with light tan calf top. lace style and military heels A stunnins walking shoe oy 7 At $9.95 Made High srade: Kid and buck <kir mateh or hay with ¢ Kid ince boots in dark v and maple tan, well soles and covered Louis heels. Decidedly good lookil D . - Buekskin Jaced boots in light or dark rawn shades. full Louis > i , econ s ac xecedingly pretty shoes Kid with field monse top, leather Louis heels, plain £ ‘ . Specials = House Dress& Waomen's lazed it roo kid blacl hoes with rdium \l and military he s and widths. R R e extiln o $s. Nok Gray Kid and call oxfords. military and Cuban heels, § S e o Tan and ’ ko calf oxfords with huick Hry‘ military heel $2 85 Thesc e only in small s 2. Special at Patent leather and satin pumps with = matt kid slipper W hite sadn with Highest awards San Francisco and San Diego Expositions. You will understand vhy when you ex- amine a Sh alker File beside your old equipment. You will also nnderstand ot guarantee: Money Plan to In - - - Vired. i res: dimmed MORE MOUNTED COPs. or blurred v hat a vexa- tion it is be truly happy Tohzcl Com joner ideri one must e good eye: Dot continue with th . - fitting s when re The police mers will as casily obtained—thro o 1 0 next Wednes- service. 1Cs the “know how™ permission 1o that makes our glitsses fit, for nse in the departhient next sumine In doins BETTER HAVE YOUR EYES ADKINS i St SEd nAvn&suu'uwm 66 Ch“l’ch St. mot m”fl officer w:ll be K i OPTOMETRISTS the year round. This matter he OPTICIANS le \\‘\\h ".hr ¢ ‘u;x.m C ! $27 SLAIN ST, el 1905 \na ihe chief police i atiention of the commission- | back if it it the best fle you ever ewned. h i . 21 with beaded ornaments: odd sizes REEEE S or mediun Odd colo cood fabrics. Very special valu IEIE][!—_][EIE]DIEE]E]EI@EIEIE]E@EE@@E@EE@EI@EIEILJDEEIEJEID@L!!@MEL- 0