New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1920, Page 7

otk oe] ~ feietetetetapotetotore] AT TAL THE ABOVE PRICES WORTH AS THE VAL THERE WAS A RUSH FO “QUEEN QUALITY" STANDS F TION AT ALL TIMES. We had a iremendous make quick cle of make quick scllin They are novelty Toots of t two tone effects. Ve ir There arc welt and hand t had to get “Queen Quality " quan all he ofatedadedaiototedatotetols] ever & . $6.75 pr. v fotedafelaofotodoteetedatotolo] Factory Damaged patent and kid Pumps with light soles and Louis heels, $5.00 (o $10.00 values $1.95 Black Kid Oxfords, mili HAVING AN . © okl that new and fresh AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY /KECI.'JI\'L\G ALL DRY GUODS PURCHASLED 01 Us. @@@@@@@@@@@fi@fififii&m? 'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 ALL, WHO BOUGHT GOT THE v ARE UP TO $17.00 A PAIR. R THE:! BOOTS AT THE OR THE BEST IN FOOTWEAR, Boots in all lots, we ntity of these famous are left in these special and field mouse kid. and your size is here. Cuban and Loiiis heel the brown. grey urn soles. lace Boots COME EARLY For the Styie ad Size Wanted Boots in ck. with $9.00 brown. Louis or $12.00 5 Pair Lace .u_- and bl Cuban heels, values, for to $5. tary heels, welt soles, $7.50 kind .. .. FOR NEW DBRITAIN Q0 BERLIN NEWS 'TWELVE INFLUENZA T,ASES NOWINBERLIN Dr. R. M. Gnswold lssues State- | ment Concerning Disease S0 NEED FOR ALARM Health Officer Gives Advice for cautions Against Contracting Colds and Other Ailment~—nDocs Not Fa- vor Closing Schools or Theaters. There are 12 cases of influenza in ®Rerlin, all of which the excep- | tion of one. are mild, according to D R. M. Griswold, town health officer. to the with In a merage citizens of Ber- Tin influenza tions to he taken the disease, D By he following “A mild recurrence fluenza, such as visited ber, October and November, 1918, has | been prevalent about here for the past two_weeks. It differs in some re- &pects from the cases scen in previous | cpidémics. but it is the true influenz Little Need for Alarm. ¥ “Whilc it is 1o be expected that it will aradually extend over most af this part of (he country, there is Jittle cause for alarm, as few cuscs are se- vere and most of those who had it durin last epidemic whi be im mune to the present date hut a few of pneumonia have devel- oped. ‘It is not expected that tive measures. will be needed except that all persons showinz symptoms of | a cold. nasal or bronchial, should stay at home for a few da nd in case of chill and fever should at once notify their family physician. Children who are well should be kept hool usual and people should about their usual duties. only (aking much ihle to aveid crowd — N¢ Vl'l( k. 1 of Relief. Berlin, concerning and G- | “ting pre avoidioz cont Griswold today issued statement of Spanish in us in Septem- it the Up any restric | | | | | | | | in s as o Meetinz of B wn of Notice is herehy Board of Itelief of the Town of lin will meet at the Town Clerk’s office in suid town from 2 to 5 p. m. op Monday Feh ry 2, 1920 Mon- day. February % 1820, Monday. Feh- yuary 16 0. and Monday. February 1920, All appeals from the doings of the Assessors of said town. and all requests for deductions of amount of indebtedness from the list of Ny debtor, may bhe presented to such Board of Relief. No appeal from the ',nme\ of the Assessors. or applica- 1on for deduction of amount of debtedness from the list of any debt- he heard or cntertained by ard of Relief unless preferred its meeting on the second day of February. 1920 or at some journed meeting held within 20 thereafter - [ - ziven that in- I BALDWIN { illustration: | essca | more keeping their feet not overcating. Mentions’ Other “Tt was shown in the last.epidemic that in those cities and towns where the schools were not closed and whe the children were kept off the sti where those employed indoors follbw- ed their ustal work. that the per centaze of ¢ < to the population w: less and the fAcaths from pneumonia were not so high as in cities where rigid restrictions were attempted which drove the pcople to the theaters and street car nd other places where crowds congregated. Therefore attend to vour usual business, stay at home nizhts, take zood care of vo self and onc will have little to fe from the influenza.” Little Scariet There has been an outbreak scarket fever in a number of about the state. but in Berlin ire but two cases and they ported to be only mild. Escapes From Wheels. A hoy the main street of afternoon had narrow escape from what seemed ¢ in death, when he coasted between the wheels of ma- chin ecoming up the zrade and came out at the rear unscathed. There was no reason for the youngster to go underneath the automobile as he the road to himself! It was horror that some passerby saw little fellow steer right into th chine coming up the zrade and came make a move the sled and its party had zone under and was continuing his slide down the hill. He did return up the hill so that no knew who the boy was. Board of Relief to Mcet. relief dry and warm, and owns, Fever Here, of towns there down yesterday coasting Berlin with the The property at the and 23 hearing to the assessmoent laid under the The rd this work as the cntire town heen assessed, making the and most double that of last year. sides this there is promise that tax rate may approach mills that it ix expected that there will many a property owner who will regis- ter a “Kick™ on his assessment Example of Tax. An example of what facts the payers this vear is explained he A person having an sment of $2.000 last vear paid 16 mill tax being levied then. year the same property will be pproximately $3 with a 22 mill tax will m lay of $77 in taxes for the ar. The zrand list this year will be least $1.500.000. meaning an in- come under taxation of $99.000. not including the returns from the per- sonal taxes. Last year the grand list was $2,375,813. resulting in over $10.- 000 from ta The income this year will he in excess of $50.000 over that of last year if « 22 mill rate is levied. Money Needed. There are many places money to zo., such as the the East Berlin road and for the school committer nothing of the rvegular expendi that ordinarily face the town. board of has noti owner will me Town the all “ of their new reassessment Year expects for protest property ho: has re Tist Be he tax- for Thi 500, which 1 an out- at for $10.000 £50.000 Installing Machinery. The Moselle company ha stalling machinery in their merly the old wheel shop. for weeks it was stated this morning. Several drop presses for metal stamp- ing lieen part of the equipment put in place during that time. Tt s been plant in- for- several y r . V. H. WE Berlin, Conn., Jan 27, expected that by spring the factory will be ready to turn out their Final Clean-Up of “Queen Quality” Shoes that Brought the Business » Last Week at $7.25 and $8.50 Pr. BOOT ABOVE ASSURING T sizes offer black . The price this special Sale brings them to you. Other Jan. Shoe Sale Offerings YOU cA 09 product had | ma- | not ! one | on | the | gk T Tote Tt oRcT R P T T R et oY T E ok k) @@@a@@sm&z@@sgfiamfig PLAINVILLEIVEWS 2 MRS, STEWART AT 89 3% e .a i, 7, HALE AND HEARTY a Whiting Street Woman Observes AT - ABOUT HALF THEIR PRIC FOR THE AND NAME SATISFAC- Now price and styles. choice at a wishing that to will Kid. patent colt, fabric tops and most wonderful chance you have s RS Fol - $6.75 pr. Brown wing tips g lue Calf Oxfords and military $10.00, this with heels, sale’s $8.50 $6.00 Pair DEPEND ON PROMPTLY LRetetoletaletetelalo] uwaw@@@@@@@@é' e —————————————————— now beirg held up until all the pat- terns bave been made and tried. Tt was stated that the building housing the plant would be repaired and put in first cluss condition to withstand stress and strain of added -ma- st Berlin lems, el Todd, teacher ard school, is i1l with The children in her permitted to substitute atr the room to their acher can the intlu- have home as be se no cured, The dancing class held at hall last evening brouzht out number of F linites and all of whom enjoyed themselves. The strect lighting system has g out of commission’azain although the master clock has been repaived sev- eral times, A call for a meeting of the Improvement society is to be the near future is the report. musi be raised in the near the lighting system if it tinued. Athletic Village issued in Money future for is to he con- Berlin Wileox trip to N ited his sister, COM O Jarvis Henry Deming cantined 10 sed with an attack of grip. He reported improved this morning. Mes. Richard H. Sage and dau Hadys left ve h*rd‘q\ for Sy where they will visit r atives. hn. the you son of Mr. and Lester Deming is reported much improved Bricfs, has retu W York Miss . Majo) short red from a where he vis- I’ Wilcox and is his was iter N. Kensington William 1 Items, the barber. was able be at his place of business this after several days' confine- ment at his home with = he Acorn club will meet & rooms this evening tendance is requested. There will public T. A. B. rooms Thursday four pri The 50 is 1o he awarded during the awards to be in yens, to mornin cold. in the A fuil ™ at- he a Whist in the evening with pounds of sugar the evening 10 pound lots Cradle Sofia Guiscppe their home Note. was born Cuneo on in Berlin. Ad ind Mrs, at ghter, to Mr. January more days. then the hig Just Yellow Mustard as- | current | for Backache, Lumbago Grandmother’s plaster old mussy nerally relief all even in the est cases, burned tered like b “Heat pain’, the and gestion mustard brought right sever- hut - it and blis es. poultice reduces inflammation seatters con- but you'll that “m!a Mus grine, ard and is fust as hot E fashioned plaster. it is much quicker, cleancr and more ef- cetive and cannoi blister I's a great external remedy b it on wherever aches fammation. conzestion o isis. and very few lonzed made of other pain s the old true yvellow destrovers Just in- swelling ex- minutes the surely ar- He pain.’ o druggi or by mail, Co.. Lel 5o BEGY ' S USTARIN N THE YELLOW R~ pains, in vou have becanse 60 conts Wells & relief for rives eases and S. ¢ @@fi@@@@@@@@%@#@@@fi@@ 1 ! Birthday Anniversary FEW CASES OF FLU HERE Hydrant= Snowed in—Reception (o M Welch—Hard Week —Boy Scout News and Other News For Cars Items. Stewart celebrated yesterday at her home on Whiting street. She was showcred with post cards from her many friends all day, receiving con- gratulations and good wishes. = Mrs. =tewart was bor in Sandersfield. Mass., on January 26, 1831. She has lived in this town since 1889. She two brothers, Lyman and John s, aged 91 and 85 years old They reside in Sanders- She has a son, Charles that state. She also has and step-sons. Mrs. her anniversary receiving a. few congratu- Mrs. Harriet her §3th birthday Mass. Water in several nephew Stewart observed quietly at her home, friends who called to offer lations. Hydrants Snowed In. A visitor in Plainville who was here when the fire department was called out Sunday remarked the delay in sounding the alarm and found fault with the system in other re- spects. He noticed that the .fire hy- drants in the center of the town were nearly covered with snew and ice and that only «a few inches of the top of cach hydrant ceuld be seen. His criticism started something and there h been much eriticism of conditions in the last couple of days. A round of inspection this mérning showed the stranger’s criticisms of hydrant conditions to be true of the hydrants in other streets besides the center of the town. If a fire broke out gnd the department was obliged to use the hydrants they would be in four session of shoveling snow be- fore they could attach a line of hose 1o a hydrant. The delay in such a case might, however, prove disastrous. Boy Scout Notes. oop 14, Boy Scouts of America, has purchased one of the new troop record books recently commended by 1he New Britain out council. The use of the hook will have the effect of lightening the duties of the scribe of the troop to a considerable extent. At the last meeting Merton J. Lamb and wisdom of in the examination will meet in Grange evening and seve begin practice for ment. Scoutmaster spoke on the meces- an early heginning work. The troop hall tomerrow members will checker tourna- sity Meinone to Go to Sea, Luisi Mennone of Iast street has rocoived notice from the United States navy department stating that he must prepare for 36 days service at Mennone was in the navy during the stationed at the Great Lakes Training Station in Illinois. His interpretation of the letter is that an annual period of service will be re- quired in order to keep in fit physical condition. This is, however, the first of the kind which has come to in Plainville. Reccption for Miss Welch, Miss Mary Welch of Southington will be married to John Flynn of Unionville tomorrow morning at St. Thomas' Catholic church in Southing- ton. A numbey of relatives and former office associates from Plainville will attend the ceremony. A party of friends of Miss Welch tendered her a reception Sunday afterneen at Red Men's hall in Southington. Hard Week for Cars. The Bristol & Plainville Tramway company had one of the hardest weeks in its history last week and for the past few days in trving to keep the tracks clear of snow. To do this cars were run all night and snow s and scrapers were utilized. The manazed to keep on schedule case light — e r— 0.0.0,0.0,0,0.0,0,00,00 0.0 000000000, Famous Old Recipe for Cough Syrup Easily and cheaply made at heme, but it beats them all for - quick resulty. Thousands of housewives hsvo found that they can save two-thirds of the money usually spent for cough prepara- tions. by using this well- known old recip for making cough svrup at home. Tt simple and cheap to make, but n really has no equal for prompi results. [% takes right hold of a cough and gives Jmmedmle relief. usually stopping an ordinary cough in 24 hours or less. Get_215 ounces of Pinex from any druggist, pour it into a pint bottle, and add plain granulated sugar . svrup to make a full pint. 1f you prefer, use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either wav. it tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts a family a long time. Tt's truly astonishing how quickly it acts, penetrating throuph every air pas- | =age of the throat and lungs—Ioosens soothes and heals and raises the phle, gradually but surely the membranes. an ! the annoving throat, tickle and dreaded cough disappear entirely. Nothing bgt- .ter for bronchitis. spasmodic croup, whooping cough or bronchial asthma. Pirex is a special and_highly concen- trated compound of genuine Norway pi extract, known the world over far its healing effect «a_tie membranes. Avoid disappointment by nskmz your drugpist for “214 ounces of Pinex” with full directiops and don’t accept any- thing else. 8||nran(rcd to give ahsolute satisfaction or moncy promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., I't. Wayne, Ind. , 1920. YOUR " CHILDREN NEED LAXATIVES The children need vour tention, especially afte themselves with sweet party or the like: They are liable to get up in the morning complaining of cramps, bad tasting mouth: liable to have puffed eyes from restless slumber: feel tired and cranky distempered and whim- pering. Act promptly Give them a dose of Dr. True's Elixir, the Fam- ily Laxative and Worm Expelier, which millions of mothers were given by their parents, and who themselves are administering today, to their litdle ones. Only the purest Clo of herbs are nsed —no harmful drugs—will relieve pleasantly in ordinary cases of chil- dren’s illness, constipation—worms, ete. Symptoms of Worms: deranged stomach, sour stomach, offensive breath, hard and full belly, with occasional grip- pings and pains about the navel, pale face of leaden tint, eves hecavy -and dull, twitching evelids, itching of the nose, itching of the rectum, short dry cough. grinding of ‘the teeth, little red points sticking out on the tongzue, starting during sleep. slow fever. Mrs. Wm. G. Bonin of Caddo, Okl homa, wrote regarding Dr. True' Elixir: “We have used it for our children for the last twelve vears, and certainly know the value of it." Three sizes. AT OUR DEALERS. Constipation, swollen upper lip, The “New Haven” road trains on the Highland division have been run- ning late for the past two weeks and from present indications it seems that conditions will not be bettered until the snow disappears. The “dinky’” trains are compelled to lay over extra coaches in the Plainville yards, as the Your Books Need a Mace Sectional Bookcase Keep the dust and dirt away fron those books you prize and value so highl by putting them in one of our Macey Section al Bookcases with the non-binding glass doo —They don’t look sectional but they are) Good for the office as well as the home Come in and see the different patterns oak and mahogany. The Flint-Bruce Co. 103 Asylum St. 150 Trumbull St Telephones Charter 3649. Bushnell 479 See Our Model Office Window. Bristol vards are too congested to commodate them, owing to the diffi- culty of moving freight and TR trains. “Flu” Cases Reported. 1t was reported this morning that there are a few scattered ‘cases of in- fluenza in Plainyille. Dr. J. N. Bull, health officer, could not be located, and no official confirmation of the rumor could be obtained. One local physician when asked about the “flu” cases here, declined to make any statement concerning the number of cases, if there are any. He referred the matter to the health officer, say- ing that he had no authority to make a statement without permission of tho health officer. He added, however, that the public is too. excitable and should not become alarmed at the spread of the malady as reporied by the papers. “The newspapers’ said tH#® physician. “"have the public nearly scared 1o death.” He said, “mearly evervone Bas suffered from influenza, in most cases without knowing it.”” He added that the common grippe cold is influenza, but not in the severe form in which it appeared last year. Brief Items: Willard Cowles of Whiting street has been placed in charge of the radio department of the Connecticut Tele- sraph and Electric company of Meri- den. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diggle have returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Diggle are poultry fancicrs, and while in New York they attended the poultry show. Miss Bessie Dennery of New York and Miss Alice Kane of New Haven | have returned to their homes aftoer spending a few days as the zucsts of Mrs. Herman Carlson of Eim Court Robert B. White has returned to his home on Norton Place. Mr. White accompanied by his bride. They we-e married in Watseka, Ill., on January 14. They will reside in Plainville The Plainville Trust company will be represented at the annual banquet of the American Institute of Bankin to be held in Hartford on Thursd evening. Going Out of Business. Our entire stock of dry goods must be sold at once. There is no question how much cheaper we will sell. It's a case where we have to sell out at once and we will sell at prices you never dreamed of gettinz. Ifixtures for sale. L. Gross, 14 Whiting St., Plainville. —adv What to do for a Cough The easiest and altogether | best way to treat coughs is | to take | This medicine has been the stand-by of thousands of peo- ple for a generation. It brings almost instant relief in all cases and even those harsh | and lung-weakened coughs that are so prevalent at this | time are rapidly subdued byi this reliable and pleasant | medicine. Linonine renews | and warms the builds up the entire system. | One bottle (two sizes, 60c, $1.20), will demonstrate its great worth to you. To be | ’ had at all drug stores. « T my blood and |- Does Your Back Ache? It's usually a especially ordered, passages scanty quent. troubles. Pills. testimony. Simeon Maple street, had a that bothered me for think the trouble was brought on by work, over-reaching. and twinges catch limbs often seemed to ache and weak- en. Pills After Doan’s my back v and 1 can speak in the highest terms in recommending The above April 21, 1918, Mr. had any Doan’s vears ago. | beat.” 60c. at all d , Mfrs,, send you pictures of eleven other molds — dessert and salad molds. All those molds are sent free users of Jiffy-Jell to have them. We want Jiffy-Jell packages—the @ trade-mark will certify that you use Jiffy cup. with any recipe. with water dissolve one package of Jiffy-Jell exactly right. Thousands Have Kidy Trouble and Never Suspect it Applicants for Insurance Ofte Rejected. Judging from reports from @ gists who are constanty in di touch with the public, there is preparation that has been very cessful in overcoming these cq tions. The:mild and healing influ of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is realized. It stands the highest its remarkable record of success. An examining physician for o the prominent life insurance con nies, in an interview of the sub made the astonishing statement one i n why so many applid for insurance are rejected is bec| kidney trouble is so common to| American people. and the large jority of those whose applications dcclined do not even suspect they have the disease. Dr. Kil Swamp-Root is on sale at all { stores in bottles of two sizes, me and However. vou wish first to this great preparation send ten to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton Y., for a sample bottle. When wri be sure and mention the New Bri Herald sign of sick kidneys | if the kidney action is dis- or too fre- Don’t wait for more serious Begin using Doan’s Kidney Read this New Britain man's arpenter, 259 says: “Some time ago severe attack of backache nearly a year. T Molander. over-lifting or back felt weak n would over. My cither by My of sharp me when I stooped 1 used different medicines. but little relief until Doan’'s Kidney were brought te my notice. using about four boxes of as strong as ever them.” atement given on December 9. Molander said: I haven't signs of kidney trouble since Kidney Pills cured me three know Doan’s can't be was 1916, and lat ers. Foster-Milburn Bu NI An Aluminum Measuring Ci Also Dessert Molds The flavors come in lig form, in bottles. They are juict of crushed fruit concentrated. Jiffy-Jell has a wealth of f flavor. We use half a pineappl for instance, to flavor a pint de sert. The Pineapples are crushd in Hawaii—fruit too ripe to shil It is real fruit, not mere flavo that folks like and need. Serve It Often People need fruit daily. Jifi Jell supplies it at a trifling cos and you make it in an instant. Send us two trade-marks from circle That Jell. We will mail you this half-pint It is an exact cup for use And two fillings on the front 11 Other Molds With the Jiffy-Cup we will A delicioy serving of 1 fruit-flavored de sert costs you le than one smal apple. to We want you Jiffy - Jell ®erved attrac- tively. a real - fruit sert the old-style gel- atine dainties. Serve it ofte| —three timd weekly. Winter when people nee it. Andevery ser ing seems like t-time dainty out this cu offer so yo won't It’s Real Fruit Jiffy-Jell means des- It is not like Ten Filavors in Glass A Bortle in Each Package Mint Lime Raspberry Strawberry Orange Cherry Loganberry Pineapple Coffee Lemon forget Jnfl’y Dessert Co., Waukesha, Wis. 1enclose2(Jptrade- STYLE 6 idual Dessert Mold— toaset. Alsomade in pint size and heart shape. Send 5 trade-marks for the set of six 1f you enc end the