New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 2

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T subpnes are abeard | o s g i 10 partes in both eases which .?a' 'I g it bt L dircelons ihe hoed St line lonia, lor Sy e e 35 ; : T e | 08 take measurements: | riiend oilice i o woneen las ! Distiioiion 8101 e from % [ ol wiin T o | colirt: tosnorront wil » Grelocin make | GE HERBER b ns Ta e '(§‘l"J Open to students of all schools, cy- ! their appearance. both e will be | 3 fod Proper fitting assured. and Jo Lo Methodist Episcopad chueel. station- | T nanae "7”\:” e o i Rah D b o ere cd ther shop Nuclson is no h g U o 1on- dge John irkha 1o hena 290 o= - ~ T e kg e oM lor temale. black. brown or I vooms. while Judge Denjamin W Al | 2% \ fed Telephone 330. | 3 e St Lhosl e e e e e T ! Will hewr the other in chambers. | 220 & | his chipnuent.” said br. Deni, s The Pl e ORI UG L -f: + THE I b e es el e T T ar ware am treet i company DOOR S i= e tInsive e ton v Pexton O \|.,,l\, 1 [ vears that two < have heen heard P 5 2 SO 0008 1 169-171 Main Street | " wite of the Sorn o m e to the Unite vho knew nee. Italy is repor Crouit managemen: | Sador com-| of Mecthodist work in F o in Trap 1o ! | P led $500.000 sinee | @and North Africa. AMwvlame Grouiteh | — ) o b tng any apparent | had iust come from Jugo-Slavia. and | | & letter issted by | the items of the shipnient de | | bodics, Known s thel Up in accordance with her advice. . ‘ e Rome astor ishin tacts were | A O tunities for | It this hods bad Teen | ITOVERL out by her. and these rurther pportuni i 1o the compum s books | iNtensitied the desire of our board to | send atid at once c¢to her unfortunate country The extreme poverty throuzhoui the nation may be under- stood when it is learned that all the ted that the directors nds out of the capita enuine Economy in | 1 “He says I’'m a good skate” Two of the directors were we- 2 BRI RSO SRS AR UL pension the govrrnen 1hle to pay Our Women'’s ShOp Il e e :li‘w‘ e iR o 6 s 1 is 5 per _.Chestmfield SWENTE RS— D A loe R a2 e ao e Won ey onth A}n‘! the e m‘!n nsions s 9 10 quality e e ;v.’.:m ~l‘::\\‘\:\\\ 0 from this sum ac- i in enture. neliided in the shipment are two | A i ‘ New List of Direetors o g, Syl n oo REAL pal — that’s Chesterfield. R T e s 2T | Ea.000 poiands acon. 55000 mounds Look at its record. Three mil- SEORGETTE WA INTS— Warner, b W, Melicn, IE A, Ronell, | ¢ormed beef, 12,000 cans syrup, 30.- lion smokers—less than five years o white. flesh and =it and A\, colors | the st Voqualigy ot | the ity at consisting o quality at | Phelps. pre LADIES SILK HHOSE— Locks Chamber s Tity at S, Stevens. of lartrord U85 quality at The latter three are | . sortments of men's. woman’ choice to represent holders’ Cholce lo Iepresent) jien's shoes. underclothing. dresses, on the market! Two words explain ¢ 1 ”“H‘]:‘VM'H Nante <! overcoats, sweiters and other wearing \ it “ 7‘]18}' Satisf—‘v.if SR pparel. Other items are tea. coffee. | | cocoa. assorted drugs and smaller ! | otchola mecesidies. O-r expert buyers in the Orient Watrner. wae nmed 1o ereate autr . HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE select for Chesterfields' only the e e finest grade of the four choicest varieties of Turkish tobacco. To < these are added the best of mild but full-boc'ied Domestic leaf. ) Commic Scard. of Wallingford, and Georg compre- FOR WESLEYAN CUP ((’_-I hensive annual report and statement e of the affairs of the concern. Th e | protective committee of the concern | | | | nd 1o rormulite Triangular Affaivr Will Be Held Pri- e stockholde day Next—New Britain, Hart- committee w represented at e pany SRR B o e kel LR S G T But, in the end, it’s the blend that A The old-liners were represented by Friday. Feb., 6. has been makes Chesterfields “satisfy.” And the blend—our private formula— v interschol ams re enedict M. Holden. Mr.| for the Wesle as | bate between Lawyer “TIt Pays 10 Buy Our Kind” Steele presided at the mecti R RS chaitman. It was aareed lo hold an- | Hufford, New Maven und New Bri- 5 =5 HARTEOL el O “VJ,"]“"‘"":l‘,:"'" . ‘ et Sk S L‘ltlv;lll:(ll;;;lf‘;;s;‘ cannot be COflled. That’s why it’s —__L— T D e e e sion of a silver trophy Chesterfields-—and only Chester- sred by Weslexan Uiy = | The meetling last night developed no Alumui fields—if you want “satisfy.” iction as some had anticipated. The council. The subject for C]TY ITEMS dispateh in the manner of conductine | debate isi—"Iesolved. that ! { the mecting indicated previous con- | United States federal government = ferences and agreements. Mr. Mellen | Should purchaze the coal mines | @ Cill instadl and | addressed the meeting, inviting the | Within its borders at a fair compen- | Z ;#W?;M - eme Extinguisher | confidence of the stockholders in the | Sation to their owners.” The followwing T jew divectorate and stating that. w aculty membe ’ . | the installation new machiners, | have charge of the arrangements in condition of Mrs George Kb 00 B L 16 believe the com. | their respeetive cities: Samucl M of 167 Hish strect, who was | LTS 15 Ison | Alvord, Hartford; Frank . Nettle- burne : at he “umv A fon. New Haven: A. K. Hancock, | eported today as lfavorable at = New Britai Re | i ) . 5 ;o ew Britain. Requests have been | PHILIPINO BOY, 20 A el * case of Il Levine fins S e . | Connecticut Hizgh schools to muke ~ erfiel el Sablotshy which STUDIES AT H. S.|the debate a state-wide affair. This | ;../-‘.\\ Chesterfields are al In the city court 4 ! matter ix looked upon favorably by | S packed first in paper; oon went over for reassismment | - - { the Alumni council and will be faken | then in tin foil and ccount of the absence oi{ - up at this month’s meetins. | s i o [ Torenzo Geraldine Plans to Return to \ccording to the rules of the de- | fm?lly Gtz i o is Robtoy, a World War vet-| Native Country As cher—In Lating league the trophy shall be moisture-proof paper held each year by the school winning the league championship that year. The cup is permanently awarded to the school which first wins it for two envelope and sealed. who sustained a broken ecks ngzo while work on one Walker cor United States Four Years, iy rucks, | Lorenzo Gers 0. a native of « to be about on crutches. piz, 1. L, has the distinetion of bei ¥ sic of the New Britain | the first Philipino to study in (he | Loar® The drst cup ofgrcdazan 1 bank, with hix wife and | New Britain High school. Lorcnzo is | fore Sim Lk Fchocijin er and Mrs. W. T. Sloper|a_tvpical Philipino. with a cheertunlfn 28 SO ST BEAE did hot ] g oeer and for atax i | disuosition. short in stature wnd bear. | PATtCipate in U SR eart o . ing the other physical appearances of clmee drtford’ and New . . . Celestinl, Mo is 20 years of axe, a | Hoven resulte a tie, =0 that both | ne her virents | =ophomore andl envolled in the com- | 2chools held thel (rophy for = six e e bareit® | mcrcial classes of the school. SRR B ! A Born in Capiz August 19, 1809 ¥ e W returned (o i eyt e i OPEN LOCAL AGENCY. . , re Philippine 1sl - Hamilton street. wose schools while in | Quarters at No. 5 Elm Stréet Engaged serious operation n B e . g > v he says. and in 1916 came § for Sale of Oldsmobile Automobile. | ork city today { with friends to the United States. At = Suttato, ~. Y. he ecompleted his \ local ageney for the sale of the VO CHILDREN KILLED. ammiar school course, fitfing him- ; 'ldsmobile automobiles has been b Amboy, N. J. I self for high school and then moved | oPened New Britain at 4+ Elm street to Pluinville where he now malkes his | 3 the Colien Motor company. Several ind Philip Keisle wzed s . e clon at 10 Churcn st ©f the company’s passenger cars and |- o a8, is| In school he is active in athletics, | commercial ute design and | ieoas o Lot ihe ox [Naking D in the events of inter- | Mmodel have placed: on exhibi- | 5 tove in their home | class track meets. and is regarded Al Bookman., former- | 4 R e G0 A ua o0ty a i i e T e on the sules staff in the New Brif- | som! o4 tO. T, . oand ikes the work | @in store. and well known here among 155 Sl U s. Upon complei- @ automobile men. has been placed in & = ing the preseribed course of st of the local agency. He ana ASS SLOCCEEDS SHEPARD the high schoo! renzo plans to today the sales room would | Fo e i hist restind or business Thursday of this | £ Slatl o 111 1 s a te : A, T hsehild is in charge e e nning o teip to Capiz | OF the service department at 45 Wells | . o wrents, M, | stre Francis n, of New | . « { Shennra o i M Yo is in ch the financial | N end f ihe MARRBINGE LICENSES Wel Miss FINED FOIR ASSAULY b Jaseph Stein o e 4 irrested Carrd bey sis OVERCOME BY GAS for both pir- : - i riag | vesterduy by Theodore PRl 4 Laule B Johnson for a 1 on Martin ! i i | U tine of 85 | o f land o Judse VL Wirkham | P S | o lice " o thix morning | L ea O aded ity and said that DDlie t t e tarted when Regola | i puiled the clevator chain anda cut his )., Feb St li plication otel here to A n EXAMS FOR (03 43 (0 n sleeping in one N three Micior Contes and Licutenant bed. two on anot wiovhe | o e o S COMING! ) (,)l l\l\l Tablets look for | import "‘ -‘ ‘1‘ vk i o HE KNOWS AL] ] Mgty the box, [ 1stered the unit