New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1920, Page 5

NUARY 18, 1920, = = oo i oo st 4 3 e e A S TR e 2 S R SRR SRS st ot : . s [RectEeRsreLt mumntesne & S O PV FTEMS \ TEACHERS' COUNCIL MEETING UKRAINIANS GSNVER ol e rolls L ine. Banvanil means!| ! 7 ! ' a day of rest.. To the cook it means Description Lusitania sinking by « | New Board Will Be Elected nur-!|\'\'lllt~(’l\l"xn\u> of 1,000 S ! R E M OVA I a H dgdiypohsronst, AR I;‘;‘;;“X‘_"”;d‘:fl‘_““""‘“ chirgh. thidn { row Afternoon to Co-operate With | ¥rom Al Parts of United ’ | I = SR New cases of diphtheria on East! Suhool Superintendent. Gather in New York. il Wen et blinimentl S line < | Main, Ellis and CGrown streets were | e ! placed under quaranting today. Two Representatives to the Teachers New York. Jan. 15.—The / - scarlet fever cases were released (10m { (guncil will be elected tomorrow afi- | convention Anierican Uk “ ™ quarantine yesterda | 3 ; : A mi 1ze license has been grant- | SFRoon at a mecting of the sub-coun- . 2 r ith deleg i : ed Porey iDanforth ofll 3+ rview | €ils of iocal schools. The newly [1.000 Ukrainian societies, scatty s ‘_f“jr Prid e lag | strect and Miss Ethel Wheeler of | formed teachers' council will mect on ! ©¥€¥ the United States 2 ony Deviyo 1ed | Plainyille | the last Tuesday in January to pey- ! ¢onvention which is [ 9 ot : o of hig inten - the ¢ auspi : oo ol imintentico e‘["‘“‘;'m e osme | The public comfort station commii- | fect its organization. It is the plan SUEP oss ofiH r i 1 a, les ul s t own hom S g coinina oL E ] tos i etches and prices | of the school udministration to have | “OmMittec will continte thro M e A e urncy ne Bearcat™ is making his | o W : morrow. Hall at a meet- | five delegates chosen from the senior _ '® | ing tonight. hi o 1 sub-cot 11 & 5 The chief objects of S Teotitotior e Anetaa ! igh school sub-council; five from the Nt kitchen an understanding of the chem- : “Phe.Jehuda Halevi lodge, T. O. B. B.. | junior high school sub-council: nine |2F¢ to perfect an or t 5 ; i S : s to Plainville and poling | ! ol gliolhi sh s 1n sl Seilad Oa s 'y of cooking, gained from study ot AT will hold its annua sdncsds 2 tany < e relief of war suffe and C e o at a local ice house. To keep se- | 10ld_its annual ball Wednesday | from the elementary sub-councii and o rehn o et e in ringdom and is taki domestic science in a state university. evening. Iebruary 4, in Turner hall. | one from the genera] supervisors and ; Where great numbers of per $ = g ors is o | cure his amateur status u the tour- | G . 3 : 108 i re; > be = " . Consequently the advice she offers is & s amatony “;L\\”[:;’t‘ meet any | William C. Raphacl is chairman of | directors of schools. Added to this | °POTted to be dving of tvp happy combination of theory and 3 - he ¥ | the entertainment committee. list will be Superintendent of Schools | 0Utline a program for cod tice. Bvers recipe she mices is ner | Professional men for about a month. | Sreat i s S o s g 5 t Bolshevism; to plan f pl.glr(‘% Ev \1\ |1eLu‘pc rm ?,-l\ss |L ol S i e o, e o 16 A great many people are taking Stanley H. Jiolmes and Supervisor of el LL vpi;ui’ ?r “me 0 own, first ti out and served at herj ‘AL 25 A s advantage of the Rug Sale at B. C Jlemeniary Grades Ella Fallon, both =i, A nAan Ay ) family tabl { . | Porter Sons.—Advt. { of whom will be ex-officio members. newoRsnen NoTer fOIDIoIMA (Copyright. 1919, N. £. A) T Giddings Chapter. Royal Arch Ma-| Tie school council is being estab- } Gial relations between Every Suit and Coat in our stock has been cut in | N . SCHOOL TEACHERS SCARCE { sons, will hold a stated convocation | lished with the approval of the Suates and Ukrainia and 108y Now that we are paying a premiium this evening in the Masonic hall for -hool board for closer co-operation Vernmoug price ONE-HALF, making the offerings during this for “strictly fr a4 word abou IecoEmtion SO CHen Gk L . ‘ work in the past m er degree. O with the superintendent. The sub- ; y F 9 Q hanc the difference betw these jewels | pa P T Tuesday : ERER L Bl cils in the high z - nigh | i great Removal Sale of our store one of the best chances ese jewels | porty Per Cent Increase in Last Three | Tuesday of next week there will be | councils in the high and junior high | v in Hartford h had to buy : ¢ Coat or and the common storage egg may not i a working of the most excellent de- | schools are composed of all the | - T e any woman in Hartford has had to buy a new 2 be amiss. Years of Those Abandoning Profes- | grce. teachers and in the elementary zrades | U. S. SAILOIIS RELEAS! i Suit. A perfectly fresh egg has absorbed y Y. AL T. A. and B. Drum Corps | of delesates only. Washington, Jan. 15.—11a no foreign odor. ¥gg shells are sions. J Carnival opens tonight. Adm. 20c. | ————— e Learned and Harry O. Martin, porous. you know. and that very thing | | ! H i i No woman should miss Bardeck’s hall.—Advt. STEAMER IN DISTRESS. i of the American submarine Chicago, Jan. 15.—The number of Pocomoke, who werc arre may happen. Howard L. Bacon sailed vesterday New York, Jan. 15.—The American freighter steamer K poe from myrna November 28 with cargo fo New York was reported by wireless today as having lost one of her p pellers and leaking about 200 miles cast of the Virginia Capes. The wire- !less report stated that the pumps % e : were able to take care of the leak but Miih street is resting comfortably at | Lo ¢ able to take care of the : ’ i say | that iha esslstancalol ' tis wes re. jtor instructions s fo hifg 4 res g5 can ached and | *¥5 y her : following a ra T 2 = 5 the: the ited States. A fresh esg can be poached and he average teacher will, lave o, PeT Home followlng an operstion per- fChS - The SISERice 90 & (U8 VRS e llinem to (he Unitod Sta O iRt e sk live to be 70 before her total earn- | orined om her hand at the Charter s onyc: gwned by the United States —_— But an egg that has been in stor- | '-C S D RUSTOIR D €A~ | G4 hospital. - o pllynd| e otk firm and completely | S¢N00! teachers who have abandoned Mansatian Mex.. on 4.5 saulting a Mexican citizen = a tenced to two months' impris were released last Tuesda cording to ¢ ment tod. Man The sailors i for by the consul whq the profession because of low wages | 2orning on the S. S. Munsomo from such an opportunity to surround L the white, which is not e New York for Cuba Bacon 1 er has mcrea "ty per cent in the | N€ B s se the least bit discolored or watery. Ry ARGy R GO ¢ | radio operator on the boat and e: f tnvest in new gar’ne”ts ! The white beats In & ‘wey that the | |7°f ERTec years acoording ie & SUI- | i 45 eturn In the early part of e e ————— ———— T o——— white of a storage egg will nol. No | 'Y of trade conditions in hicago ¢ February Bacon held a rating of 1 second class radio operator in the na- val reserves during the war. iss ‘Catherine owley ol Jast matter how hard you beat the ordi- | . (:‘1{1?;‘1;3“ BrElicaiods: T nury storage egs the white will not! . 3% g _‘“s d‘?" e tans gethary endMNghtablitiyomains ithing i ios cRNe Year i andicanion wie baie and wet of a life time ‘edarnings.’ thc report ings amount to as much as a plumber hipping Board and under private Wonderful special operation. et advt. age only three to six months. - Skl X ; Get your masks ready for the mas- | can malke by the time he:is 40. She | j oo bair by W. C. Bragch, No. o o : : ; i ; 1 Will have to teae til_she is 55 i sdecli’s ha | Right in the thick of snow Zhould.be usable. il Bave fo teach uttll blie is 63 1o | yan 287at Bdrdeck's hall. +$50.00 in has been properly taken and have a swect, untainted taste o 4 i clectrician or pressman has earned at ST e o S e A will hold a special meeting at and cold weather we have e e b e B achomithe BINCHE daselerks. o giilock this evening at Jr. 0. U, A.qM - - -, Breakfast—S d apricots. scra - e clerks anc 3 fe V' b ) ¥ reduced our overcoats reakfa tua::,e\::gf:' prnnuv cram hoe clerks and chauffeu would. { a1l {o take action on the death of A Message to Mothers bled cgss, under their present wuges, have, Mrs Dufey less-eggless milkless cake, tea. ; “The ! ary s almost the doctors made of flesh and blood just like you: the doctors il souls and bearts : those men who are responding to your cail in At the meeting of the Ladi Auxil- Luncheon—Fricd oysterss cucumn- ! earned us much at 40 as the Tridayi nighl, | Mathodiat ' church. | - 2 % ber pickles, bread and butter, butter- i teacher would have earned at { Roval Welch Concert Co. Lusitania | OU know the real human _doctors right around in your neighborhy Dinner—Cream of celery soup, ! cqual Y cutictsinenchi e potatoes, iary of the A. O. 1I. in K. of C. hall | dead of night as readily as in the broad daylight; they are | € » B 5 g - . 5y 5 . cher’ i is doing sr hav. *h = rect ¢ r i loped cabbage. lad, car 0 ) } rosinihi a6 i1l be tawen | to tell you the good that Fletcher’s Castoria has done, is ¢ Nt?\ er have we offered such a direct cut in the price custard. sugav cookies, coffec. ] i tomorrow night action will Le taken: to tell you | uugoexperience sad their Tove for children. of Men’s Ovcreoats. In all probability we never will again i Seary COLONIES ORGANIZING. nt e Gl © i F"I e Gt g S We are v it B g SRy & Yo T 3 S - g - Winrn g, Jan. 15 = = etcher s h = AR o O and we advise every man in Hartford to inspect our stock | My Own Tecipes. .)W."‘.L’?\f.., no:;é ,\Ianiul;l:; ul?:‘a;. h::ln DONATE $5.000,000 SEEDS. { try an experiment. We just want to impress upon you the imj | { of buying Fletcher’s. : Your physician will tell you this, as he knows there arc a ber of imitations on the market, and he is particularly interes the welfare of your baby. of Overcoats and realize on this generous offer we are Apricots are a change for a break- | nizing and will place their own ‘Boston, Jan. 15.--Thirt; ] ) ) S fast fruit. dried ones and s0aK * cipdidates in the approaching pro- | lion tree seeds were forma —_— them for . ch ng the : vincial electjons. it was learned today. | ed to the governments of France, Bel- water frequently. The ifornia - he movenient to establ a li ¢ | gium and Great Britain by the Amer- EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE HAS BEEN GREATLY dried fi1 put throush a bleach- { (ost for all voters in 1 s 'an forestry ussociation here today Z \ CUT IN PRICE. ing proc of sulphus. This must be ' mynijcipal elections is said to be the hey were accepted by the consuls of 1 . S , extracted from the fruit by long s0ak-, yeuson for the movemeni. The radi- the three countries and will be issued | Genumine Castoria always bears the signature of 3 ing al labor clement is declared to be in reforesting the devastated areas of Fried Oysters. F lending its support. Estimates in- j Belgium and F¥rance and the wood- L pint la ovsters | dicate that 19 of the 48 provincial | Jands cleared in the British Isles for 1 lemon. constituencies already have been or- { war purposes. ] 1 egs. zanized. < { Dried bread crumbs | Salt and pepper. o = % 7 STEALS $20,000. - » . Wash oyste: Drain and dry be- . { » . : . i e ey e 5 . Jan. 15—The d'sappearance ; “ F T i e e e e i ol I o Brear 7 S« vk mesen: | OIS @ TNE IONIC |} FRESH SEA FOOD FO HAREEORD ‘bread crumbs, dip in slightly beaten $20.000 in cash was an- | Laxatlve Says Drugglst . b nounced the i » If you want better biood, clear com- | F RIDAY iexion and sparkling cyes take 2 ; - Mackerel, Butte Celel‘y Klng i — : Salmon, Ced, Haddg ANNOUNCE; 4 gratad nutmes. Normal bowel action, perfect working | LN e Halibut, Flound B L teaspoon cinnamon. stomach and sweet breath follow its use, | = o Steak Blue, Smelfs E 22 W3 i1 teaspoon cloves. | Children drink it with enjoyment. > The Association With Him [Ea ot e on salt \ i ‘——— e— — e Fresh Herring. D : s i T stant teasoon soda g BT s e i Fi Haddies, S : o o o colds and " alle ] nnan Haddies > Pr. W. G. HARLOW, Dentist I 1.2 toaspoon bukinz powder . § complaints. For \Z¥7% ] : ‘ } . AR o Ol r 5 R e i+ Cook the first cight inzredients in ever 60 yearsthey & Z Ba 3 l | ops, Marylan ¥s # T AxD At e e e Skin Tortured Babies Sleep ' Long Clams, Roj M., E. JURAS, Prosthetitian e e ¢ %l Mothers Rest S e Clams, Blue Point HOUBS 52 MAIN STREET, powder. Mix well. Pour in a buttercd e : terz, Fresh Shrimp, C 8:30 a, x:.{.—s:xo p. m. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. and floured pan and bike about 40 § After Cutlcura Chowder to take he j minutes. Seap.Ointment, Talenm.25c. ro. Forssmples Scalloped Cabbage. i o B e tnai AL aapa tas es, Deph . Maldon han 2 cups cooked cabbage. ' ¥ for prompt results. With the fowered by police today. Jesse- lafinoiia dee -in a frving pan. Man was empleyed by the Old Colony . Milkless Cake. T ‘0. He has becn missing since H 1 cup brown sugar. . m. yvesterday when he w en- i D e ¥ trusted by the bank with the delivery i = of a package containing 20 $1,000 E Dr. C. W. VIVIAN, Dentist 2 sups aeedlices raaine. egz and roll ain in crumb Fry | | e e f : i | : . R g Sl cupichinfwhitefsaycs S strength and vitality of age theyrealize f§ = ———— ’ ¥ j 5 |9 ) S Cer more than ever before the importance o i . QUICK RETURNS ADS | iiisiio RS M BT ) orkick's te Ovine 11t and pepper. Put cabbage in a baking dish. Pour immediate use. e8| Malted Milk — Avoid TEL. 223 67 CHURCH ST : . tover white sauce. Sprinkle with They always buy the Large Size = 2 - HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS oo ot ani R 2foniee/l DI WATSON & CO% New York § ! Imitations & Substitutes - rinkle with bread crumbs. Bake in § _ = e IR EE IR e R EE HANSEN GLOVES. IFriday and Saturday Only SILOVES AT HALF PR — ' YA N -~ On these two days only wel offer our entire stock of Gloves at HALF PRICE. Gloves hought at this sale are not guaranteed. No cexchanges or refunds ma These are our regular Christmas Gloves and we hav e not changed the price tags and absolutely no Gloves charged. Rcmcm‘bcr every Glave in the store will be for this sale. We will simply cut the price in iwo. sale except canvas. 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