New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1920, Page 10

B B G BB B Fot Yot ) @@##@###@#@@@#%#flfi( THE SURPRISE WAS COMPLETE We knew THE BODWELL REALTY COMPANY had a host of friends, but as a result of our an- nouncement., we found a legion of fo vers who either previously purchnsed from us 2and recelved their Deeds, or whose friends we Iwd < c a substantial sam of money for, so that consequent- Iy, the demand for PROFIT SHARIN s from thos: who believe in jew Britain’s eorge H. Heinhausen 1 Tevmanent Development Company resulted in less than NINETEEY HUNDRED SHARES being left nkers, N. Y. & + 3 ont of the original 20.000 on which ption ccoepted while they last untll January 3ist., t place Satur He is =1 1 at which time the books close. The Company rctains the richt to retire Profit Shering Certificates in five years with an eetra 10%, so that the year of rctirement. A T | , E Shareholders Draw 18 Per Cent. Dividends il N N ' : = Really--It Is No Wonder, Our Frieuds Desire These Profit Sharing Cwaerships el g ey — 2 As Sooi As Their Eyes aie Gpesed to the Real = Hein uens Mrs, it eryone in the company = o > nee, have voluntarfly -2 Sl : e ] i hed and all sharcs pur.hased from O wos S BRI paid for Dollay for Dollar, bral fol wiss . L ur books will show. EEE T Lo - < L@ | PLAN OF PAYWENT MOST LIBERAL Deaths and Funecrals. ST Marion B. Naple. 1 of Mar R infant daughter or M Naple of 45 Locusi sireet day morning, was held h burial in St Mary's 93%9'1-1"% B N Georgo H. B. Davis b0 B aaa& his wife, two sisiers, Mrs mmerdinger of G114 Chost s city, and Mrs. 17, 1. Togi heral will be |1 tora i in Wooino * mo: R fififlfin&&flfl&flflfimgQfifi&flfiflfi&fiflflfifi o 1 e N g i : 2 10 Per Ceai. on Acceptance of Subscription 5 e T . - : 1 Per Cent. During the Month of Februvary enrt \ i : > - ¥ Wiih Balan: e in Four Equ and bu L ‘ i Y y g such s i Aitle not 1e first of July, draw the full year's $9 dividends, «> that money prid i ne, in res . sou 1€7 t(he 1st year as it is only invested gix months. In Jike manner. May payment. ivtur : vil 147, ete. Cash sub: stions, or onc-half cash, will accepiod whero the MONTHLY PAYMENT is fo- 3] STAGE MINSTREL SHOW , ; | i comenicnt j _ i SR G S > SHAREIHCY 1S also hive the opporiunity of cial @ivilends: as a resuit of special co-operation with the tompany. tory. ete] sica] Talent From Daly Council, . ] [, pr €., to Entertain At fiddlctown Friday minstrel troup i aniong member g el gh of Columbus, Lo ttend « jal Deing held by Forest City | ITY ITEMS 00 disc children’s | Miss Milirea Thompson of East hetl in Middictown «n Friday eve- | C suits and ov ats @ sse-Leland's. | Main str is recuperating from her 8. It will be New Britain night . —advt. c Bl cinivail nia ine ocal oo R O R Owing to the fact that the Masonic| A full variety of sea food will ar- b stage & minstrel show, i e i Temple association meets this week, | rive Tuesday morning. Also fresh he troup has n number of soloists, Phenix lodge, [, O. (. I".. will meet | {he Masonic Hall associaion has post- | caught bullheads and shad. Moore’s uding John O'Brien, Andrew B: Wednesday evening. The second de- | Poned its annual meeting until next| Fish Market.—advi. Jgseph O’Brien. Jjohn Kilduff, U ree will be conferrcd on a class of ; Week. N Taha John Kiley. John J. ndidates The rs instaiied for Wanted—Lady to do plann cooking her home on Corbin avenue by an at- and Willi Schenyd "here | the term arc Noble grand. Herbert | for small f 1y for tw v o Ble stand Jleiter i e S e & pHONE 1801 ROOM 104 NAT'L BANK DBLDG. NEW BIUTAIN, CONN. ~ I K. CRANDALL, MGE. tack of influenza. e two quari ni < chor Chase; vice grand, Harry Chapman; | ply at 26 Smith street, city.—advt. s as been Rorn tosNy o 20 young men. John J. Crean AT ol Bel e | o e Hen an <. Hurold Bassette of 6 Slater socompanisi. John Kinley | rettss, Arthir i Hurlburts froncors | this eveniag, . Fomars. " eiadar | road: FF PR TS PP ER T LT S L T P R £ “I'll Take You Kk to Ttaly | T il G o 5 2 = | acards will be di U:lh\lf(‘d. Kol Court Columba, Daughters of Cas- ch scored o hit ir Time. the Rer resen S Hertcan 5 e tile, will hold its annual banquet at . c2 and the Gir s | Chenical comps o e zineq | Main street * | the Biks’ cluh tomorrow evening. Thursday ther “5}1 b fo“:uw\ltmm_ COLD IN NEW ENGLAND MAY BUILD DWELLINGS. t and the p, f 3 i wturday by otficials of local indus- $5.00 discount on all men’s ar Last week to pay water rent P business meetin; ! 2 1 N be plaved by a female impers tries. The visilors inspected factories | Young men’s suits at Besse-Leland's, | S2Ve Interest.—advt. lowed by the election of officers for s Machine Company Expects to Eced whose name has not been d nd foundries of the several New | —advt. s SemR o Trauad g theensuing y oot . Northficld, Vermont, Colilest Place On * 10 New Buildings Soon. ged. Frank Clynes will pre a | Britain companies and w dined at: Miss Ethel McGuire of New Haven | CO: Das gone to Pittsburgh for a few I i i 9 " panies and we red ¢ McG 2 e ¢ L < 2 IR ¢ There is a probability of the New ttertl i e the rova 3 > n % ras th sek . days on busin . During his ab: Continent, With Thermomete: - erfly” d the n club. was the weekend guest of Mrs. Cath- ng his absence | Mob Attacks Carabineers : ¥ crmometer Re2- o i0in Machine company erecting 1 Miadletown crifics. Coples of the New Bedford s | erine D e nklia et Mrs. Brown will visit relatives in ! S 1 acenmpans | bosoeS T 40 Now Bedtora sonoot | Srife Bumnof Evoklin spuars ™|t mrogn As Anarchist Urges Revolt | iering wuiry o | Bt st e oo o8 3 i Middle- | ceived from Secratars Andrews | sbeaker at the meeting of the McAll| : D e 6“1};“;'“";“‘ Bostcn, an. The mercur; ntcluiis ofd Smaloy um n will be e in automobiles. the chamber of commerce in that | Mission at 8 p. m. tomorrow. It will | See display of Paige cars at the ar- | meeting heve today P WHICI forced to new official low levels b Ceor i e e tv. The rcport offers comparison | be at the home of Miss Frances Whit- | mOry.—advt. 4"“:“;:“01"“ e heniaiey cold wave which spread over North e glootec <o ern New England 1 it. North- of C. clubrooms on M ¥ a - s of that clty | t1esey on West Main street. 5 carty hour on : e ehcl e ias 7! The Misces Ruth ang Helen Miner | Pretty cars—those “Palges,” all of | urged o revolution a mob t Vt. with a readi 30 minas, Eae ¢ it hem.—adv rercome . party of carabinee; 8 Y 4 R : = et e of Park Place left today for Virginia | (nem.—advt. ov P g ¢ was the coldest place on the North 1 2 &inia emselves fired at his! movi »f the = latter defending themsel e e s e M 15Oy b of the machin o ot Springs, | Where they will probably s S i i wint Ifot Springs, Y 1 probably spend th C {the demonstrators wounding a score : compan:. > buildings will be oy Your f.ast Opportusity to Apply for Bodwell Realty Proiit Shar.ng Ownership Consisting of from 10 to 50 zuarantced preferrcd shaves. The Company retain the right in whole, or in part, .to reject any application. Our references—Any Bank in New Bri Y OF OUR HUNDREDS OF SHAREHOLDERS. If you can conscientiously recommend lh|~ Y, you may app! t the oifice for ticulars relative to our OWNERSHIPS, or you may write, =nd fuli in ion will be sent you. &3 4 ¥ @fifififi&flflfifi&mfi-fi@ spicterelelolofelold workmen, employed The v £ to increasf - .. balance of the winter. M i PEOPLES’ CHURCH NOTES. ris received by the weather ¥ Council, K. of C., to Hold Af-| Joseph Geideraitis, of Park | Tecuperating from her recent illness. | There will be a children’s meecting A Of them. ¥ i i ie two lencrient pian and the house fair Ne v ening. reef. vrtford. a Miss Rozala Pis- Gerstaecker lodge, 1. O, O. F., will the church Tuesday afternoon at 4 ial figures, however, ran low- io the emploves if the] entertain officers of the grand lodge | ©'¢lock. In the evening there will be , sl er, reports of 40 below ¢ desire to buy. smbus, will tender a banquet and | have taken out a license to marr including the grand master and his | 2dult Bible study at 7:45 o'clock. adilacs - I e o The lack of housing facilities hat ce to those who aided in mak- \ Misses Helen and Rose Shana- | S at its meeting in Turmer hall| T Official “iows’ sorte oyt pered the enlarging of the wo eathar burea: showed ual i rce at the extension, as tig the play, “The Ti , the Place, Y of Waterbury and Miss Helen evening 8 o'clock. There will athar bu ) P 3 § e 61 fcceron e of Haritord. wers the wesks o roll cull at tho meeting. Atter tha SAY DANCE COLONY SHELTERS NEW “o in temporature from morth 1o workmen uro compelled to use thi hing, February 2, at Barde ¢ [ end suests of Miss Anna Croshy of . busincss session there will be a ban- south in New England s - trolleys or walk to get to the factory on Arch street. Fairview street ’ {quet and entertainment. iow at Burningtcn, Vt., 20 below at which is nearly a mile and three-quar } he party will include about 100 2 TR — = AND GREATER PAVLOWA Greenville, Me., 18 helew at Concord, ters ‘rom the center. With the fi A N. ML, 8 below af Portland, Me., $ homes that have been built and v ple and will consist of the cast, | fue e im0 S5 JOINS WASHINGTON YOUNGER SET ey s Fie S B st T T o e T e 3 AP D 2 E > A H (S 2 IV, Y GE e = > - at D icke accomimaln‘ed. An estimatc is belng ids. The banquet will be ser 1 :30 sharp and v consist of : = mosEm e made by ‘he public works of the cos key supper with all in's. i 3 i COMPLETING CENSUS. of instailing a sewer along Rocky Hi} be an invitation affair, given Thomas J. supervisor of cen- ¢nue torouth the right of way Jfs pken of appreciation by Daly cou S : . : ¥ = - 5 i 3 sus, h i cquest to all th> hine company. It is cxpecte for the efforts of those : - . 3 : 2 enumerator New Bri to send other improvements Wi ‘ked in the interest of the sho: H their J no:ssible cinz will follow the banquet unt so that 5 y Dol to night. Music will be furnished | Washir L ks z 3 wishes - 7 : ott's orchestra. every SHESIAL RS st the e show committee includes, 3 : = Fivie enncy, chalrman; John J. O'Bric:. . & st : E R ! to sn n' F. Callahan, An W 2 it - 5 - Lot A , 4 3 i ! headquarters e 3 1t ¥ at the, J. Kiniry and James Don L g ke i< = % S { . e g i, New T ital to Mr. aly council, No. Knights of | arovichiuti, of 100 IMlensant street, pha orchestra at the fair- fht.—advt. FRANKLIN WILL SPEAK. er company will © talk « iorear M T Jonnson and 1ia:- . . | £ o g = R Chowe Stores.” M. H. Johnson and Tia Hancock arc the committes : : '. - o o 7 / ; i - - v ; , Pot Roast . Chuck rge. higes' and FUNERAL DIRECTORS drews &Doolittle, fnc. e 4 - BB o B | THE FUNERAL HOME FORL S O YOUNG THNDER LAME Native VIZAL ROASTS, 22 1B VEAL TOR POT PIE . 16c LB LRy ik i e SLICED STGAR M SLICTID AWM ey Y e 15 Wakaut Stre four. Das or - s I : ¢ : CURen Any Hour, N i : Z } e JACON 250 26 PIVER ARR ANT & HA ¥ 2 = : v P e . N ~vp - N <P1e —MOGITICAN B H R : 3 CANS 23¢ UNDERTAKERS S { o | | ARG SRRa e R - s i e MYRTLE St. East pod e 3 : . { _ : : ¥ cony Tl ) o BoNMOPL MINC bilee st - . a : 16 § aEAT ascee 2 A ? : i 5 e ——————c e - 0 3 SRdilinal il L i : - MOHICAN CREAMERY BUTIER i SET S & DILL PICKLES for 10¢ [ = B PR NTING EoEMERy e : » o l 0 l T - Satie birrenian i Sl PIOHE 5 i FANCY SWEET POTATOLS DONE CAREFULLY Wishington—Miss J . aviow: : nd Ser 1 LARGE: NAV I krains Lnce ctors supreme, | action except S L At REASONABLE PRICES. ¢r of the minister from ti : is the case. And the girl | colony, but Paviey > oy = SRR n I . M. KOLPER PRINTING CO. ALDWL , Jands to -the United States has elatm Sueh | » v dmila, the star edict a startling future for the girl APPLES . 2 qts 25c | ONIONS . 1 LAYER FIGS 40¢ Ib MAIN ST. Tel. 777. i { | s l { jained her parents in Washington. She in question is A ¥ is of the debutante age and is already 70 dancers W bol vhen she makes her dehut into cla a popular member of the your set. Russian director’s > 5 ds circles