New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 2

STANLEY MEMORIAL ™ '« ‘;‘11‘31[)'311."‘3"[',};}\jw! Pneumonia Jackets To @@MmmwfiM@@%&M@M&M CHURCH PROGRAl\i mobi ‘(,‘_ Bl i Be Made By Red Cross g‘; Don’t Delay—Buy a e Srnaenaker | of ali surgical dressings | n | A meeune REUUIHE $4lg 675 & W 1 to x t anv workers of the city has been called Church Members Plan Series of | 0ne miiere 1 Studebaker car e Red Cross branc for i o Ciehs iy ch A St e ‘I«L.A Cross branches for to 1@ e lon = Entertainments to Pay O ph dges | advt. | morrow afternoon in the rooms.on ‘ y Now $6.25 They Protect Against the Flu kel R | Court street. The officials of the Red bdominal Belt Double That of Last e o Gen ol SR e S e R I e e s n b e e the Staniey Memordal chur tomor- 2 meumonta, jackets, row evening for the benelit of the| ) ey e ;. guards as preventives of influenza wili ” An appropriation of $419.673. s’ Sunday school 1t will be the first i eight directors, start then and continue throu, e veryabesgrand Ratithel i ot iestianen e ion Sl S s nenn Do nl o Lie i s ik e el it IR o S e tprlu— e sought from the board of t s, in order fo hasten the paving off of | read. ¢ association has heen i Wil meet at the Red Cross rooms and taxation by the board of public ! pledges by various church ovgani 3 s for every alternoon next week, desired an appointment | wors the ncrease having been | il S i by ary by U e lowing pro: as been . sur o « for the com ; 5 ake measurements in the proposed improv s “Wh . e Lies Dream- e 130 20 0 B R 0 S e permanent paving . ‘k street, from Elm street: Chest- | oteh, 2 Goose Lihymes, oper fitting assured. o N che i | in place and : Songs. (a) “Santa Luc A $30.000 item for the | “Alice, Where Art 0Tt Quartet. Telephone 330. - e O ; PART 11 L.‘ MILLS videre (o Commonwealth avenue S , “The Rev. Deter Brice, THE Ere Dt e o Bnals 7 »Hardware 336 Main Streetfi Ihe item. however, has n posed at this time Wells street and Corbin avenue; 200 | Ward, accompan by Miss Olive oy d, u‘ fetetotodalol jodetetelotoladdelatelotoboltote] trees set out: macadanm roads ceon- Davis, lsg.]]] Mam Stl‘eet structed in Linwood, uwhn.‘\rmu.‘t Sonz, “Sweet and Low.” Quartet. and Broad strects: permanent pavinz Refreshments. in Dwight conrt urt street will e L "\(\nrll and Rl T rl'l)l"]_;\lilfl: LIADS, ]’ MENTHOLATED S e e HOARHOUND The Way to Win I Uker is the minor nature are 1o be pushed % c 1 La,gecroupof | L e e = COUGH DROPS CONFIDENCE A e I T chanzed their models to suit the pub- ot 2 caE (e ic and now e name “Studebak Suits— | ean St s 2 | o e e st ) i amgERRd WILL STOP THAT COUGH romaio mew o111 e een ol ] AND GIVE A QUICK AND : I D I R [Ee .9,:_1_:,,; s e (o™ SATISFACTORY RELIEF. s to Deserve It e . i o A, ; ALWAYS KEEP A BOX T s (o G G T e 5 Conerete :Mia‘r\ w Britain people have shown their confidence s’ conenss | 1| starts with a Cold f =4 C.A.BRIGGS CO i, s T B it e s i S Ree I””. bk | —had we not de served this confidence, we e e e : he first — CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Tut S 0 Kill ;:-:‘gzld- AL the d could not have gained it. 3 Macadam! now g = daiLL’S / e — 3 Why shouldn’t YOU profit by becoming one of 0 HANDSOME COATS— Macadam, repair Formerly as high as FRt _ M state roaa repairs . 0 UlNIN 5 2 = = —_——— We Fay 5%. " - ~ New Britain Co-operative Savings & Loan Association 2 7 EFormerly as high Pa S BROMIDE % $ Special Railin, new and repai - s ) ) + old remedy for 20 years Repair, tools and m: v o s"_",i"&fi“ form—safe, suré, no Semi-per. pavement . 10,000 opiates—breaks up 2 cold in 24 ( i 3 in 3 d. (_J)t Semi-per. pavement r .. 8,000 hofi?l:;zlg:‘éfil‘fl“?“ms. s 5 Storehouse and yard ....... g genuine box has & Red ! : I BANKING ROOMS 210° NAT. BANK BLDG. f Snow and ice . oS s o) top with Mr. 4 Y. J. Stearms, Secretary. ulgc o‘gfal' Street and roud SIEnS ........ R sy . p | — — - (Eomlaany tools .. Salaries . . - . . Street ’l;.htln' 94,500 State highway .. e 5. 000 Street sprinkling 93 ASYLUM STREET Sewer maintenance HARTFORD. atch basins bl Permanent pavement ..... 76,000 Street improvement fund .... 10,000 t Pays 10 Buy Our Kind” s are the following: Henry D. week to water rent and £: s to [ s Wohl, land and build- pEOTESE at the corner of East and Belden : ( iam Sullivan, of $6 Lake| sireets. Samuel ~Rosen to Vito 7 ! sy Pryts 3 ) has been assigned to study Nacetta, land and buildings on Olive v/ | 1 < omas’ se 'y, Hartford, by | gtyeet. Ida Goldsmith to Michael H. > I 3 - John J. . He formeriy { stanton. land and buildings on o = L KS i the Roche seminary. den street. Jacob Retz to Lewis < b yrian dance, Norden bunga- | geny, Jand and buildi at the corner = N ight.—advt. of Kelsey and Barreit streets. The| o & faret Gloriant, d six vears | rpjje Realty and Building company to : . nville. is at the New Britain | yifreq . Smith, land and buildings HEALTH tal with a fractured | o Tvon street from sun-kissed fields of purest} accident. While S I i wheat lies hid in with er the girl fell CESARIO SLIS SHOP. ANGELUS FLOUR v night sustaining the injury. b e e oL Delicious, home-baked bread, E Downes, a student at Con- | . o H® G 000, (00 100 rep on rolls and muffins make you i institufe at Suffielq, | \ °¥T1° e S want to EAT MORE BR = North s et to S stino Benedette is end with his parents, L1 : S Sold by ssioner and Mrs. John k. | & Stipulation the "‘ e shall nob ‘”‘, WM. COWLISHAW PR T another shop within Lalf a mile o g NS TEGn Con R forget the telephone op the old stand and that he shall not ance Fri. Jan. 320, at Bar-| 20 to work in any Hartford avenne hall.—advt. ‘barbershox land M Dugald McMillan and er, M Ruth, left today for where they will spend several U. Barre has resigned his . - | i Ja with the Vulcan Iron Works : i1l go’ into business shortly in | | > | B iven by Co ; Co. I, Veteran Corps Nelson, the local aviator. | 4 | (] L] (] (] Bt flying schools where he wiil % | a course in special flying. | ) ree 0[ I l d away—advi. from headaches, nervous- ness, indigestion and sleepless§ess,wh1ch for- , mer tea and coffee 4 drinkers experience after ‘ 4 h a change from tea orcof- @ et e T T I e iR S B Ric] INSTANT [ Bl cConcert and Entertainment Each Evening S POSTUM Concert Tonight by Lynch’s Orchestra BOYS IN CHAMBERS. John H. n a o stealing me her valuables from Mrs. Chris of Sonth High street, and M, ‘of Lincoln street. One NSRS N o is 1 1o have from Mrs. Christensen and have ransacked the home of S eibott, was committed to the | et Scrool fos e Ale pr The other ven anot Both hoys cen N wdrulewicz, d Heart of Jesus schoo Db “Theres a Reason” onnections with 1 sty for Postum | Admission 35 cents No War Tax n in the capacity o o ‘ Made by Postum Cereal Co. [HOLI: PAGE of interestir R o ) Battle Creek,Mich. dvt. e crowds—looking over the 5" “and Cadillacs.”"—advt