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

ANNOUNCE CHANGES Boston Store| | Mother! Teachthe Children | | ™ " comeans e Their Daily Health Duty Charles . Brooker., for Twenty-one Years President, Retires to Be- ’ g You can’t be too insistent! i 3 Waterbury At the annual EW children find pleasure in be given to infants. Thousands meeting of Y an Brass Co., ew F(hn things most vital to their of families have been regulated to here todily wtant changes awmons physical comfort and health, healthy maturity with Dr. Cald- the officers of the company were mado by action of the directors. Charles -~ 1. Brooker who nhas heen president of the company for 21 ye retired as president and becomes chairman s0it rests with the watchful moth- well's Syrup Pepsin. er to see that they are done. The A bottle L . bk > can be bought at an: child will be gratefulin after Years. grue store. - In a large family of the board, with John P. Elton of <. Chief among the functions there is always someone who ea necessary to the upbuilding of the would fecl better for a dose of a little body. so that it will not bea good medicine like Dr. Caldwell's thix ity vied-chairman of the board vapeptic, ‘7"5'5"51’.“"' y when yrup Pepsin. and fir S sident. Mr. Elton was ¥ H H 3 it matures, is elimination regu- formerly vice dent and t urer. Th l l cfri FOR PILLOWS and BEDS by g Gt ke o e face shae Dr Cat || YT e e largest electric sign in the L er wil e insistent and allow well's Syrup Pepsin is the largest Clifford ¥. llollister the new treasur- | ld d n FINE QUALITY nothing to interfere with it, it will selling liguid laxative G e ST T o) T ] O . Wor aave lses soon become a habit, a daily rou- in the world, there e s elected follows: PURE WHITE tine that will not be forgotten being over 6 million Directors: ¢ 1. Brooker: | : 9 e & throughout life. . bottles sold each year, James S. I d Frisbie; Put up in 2, 3 and 5 1Ib bags. There are times, however, v:lhedn many! Wholneed its : T. Brownell Burnham: Cleveland H. 5 4 . nature will not operate unaided. penefits have not yet W e sl I Dodge; John Wayland; Royall Special value at the price Then give Dr. Caldwell's Syrup s el s= Victor: Alton lParrell; Frederick L. 3 : QE = Pepsin, which is a combination of ; 5t r g Praman; James A, Doughty; John 85¢ and $1.50 Ib. simple laxative herbs with pepsin, Lfiflfli“}; i P. Elton: Gordon W. Burnham; ; and the headaches, the biliousness, %)% 0" P e Thomas B. Kent; Arthur G. James; . g the torpor wil quickly disappear. g4 b 10 P 1 SR v Gebre i WAt Rl C without griping, : g 2 Georg en: Willia R s o nereonar e, Washington Streer, [f|. Ceorse HlMlen; Wty A Covlze: At Times Sauare. Broadway is pleasant to the taste, it may Monticello, Illinois. U Oflicers: Charles 1. Brooker, chair- NEW YORK CITY man of the board; John P. Elton, . : vice-chairman and' Irst vice-president; 3 sbie, executive vice-president; Generously filled with fine | 5% e e MADE UP OF 117,286 ELECTRIC LAMPS quality zilk floss—Thick and B " 1 vie . Clifford ¥. Hallister, 2 soft—Sizes 14x18-in—18x24- D g | treasurors Major W. Judee, assist | b8 eposfl:ors : The fountains play, the trade mark changes, | 5% B, = o 2 ant t J Bd d H. Yates, sec- 4n — 18x20-in — 22x24-in| B% an dmun 1tes, sec squares 5% sl Blonis i evngeRt v reading alternately WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT. ices range 53¢ to $1. .| BE . . charge of branch L Prices range 55¢ to $1.33 ea B are Members arpe of branches: : Tl T H ’ come Chairman of Board. | i ] | 1 Appointive vice - presidents, In I DOUB‘.EMINT and Julcy FRUIT' and me sonia branch; Braman. Coo Brass branch ington; H. M. S ¥veryone who has a savings account here is Steele, Waterbury Br: branch, Wa- ] & ) - * ‘ it s el IO terbury; A M. Dickinson, Benedict : This sign is seen nightly by approximately d Bu am anch, Vat ury; . He or she can attend Stockbolders’ Mectings Sogein Lea il anen o 500,000 people, from all over the worid. and take part in the conduct of affairs. 4 i Buffalo branch, The dividend rate is the same to’ all—there 3 E . . E. Weaver, in areino | pratesred! profth thares: ! charge of sales at Waterbury, Conn. i P These are some of the reasons why people find I )IISS-H;éII TO SPEAK. it both profitable and satisfactory to become mem- { Dber ' Will Appear At Elks’ Hall This Eve- Should not be “dosed™ Your first deposit will make you a member. 1 ning 0 Make Appeal for Cripples. . ! We pay 5%. Miss Constance Leigh, who is in v d ! charge of the Crippled Children’s ) ® for colds—apply the Home in Newington will speak at the “outside” treatment— "\71cKs\7AP0R 34 "VOUR BODYGUARD" - 30¢%. 6 R P R A P e B D B B i B B B B B Elks' hall at 8 o'clock this evening New Britain Co-operative of the work that is being done at that institution. The meeting will be open . 50 % to tho public. : 5 2ing > ai: : WRIGLEY'S £ Savings & Loan Association e e e e | e R ; JUICY FRUI BANKING ROOMS 210 NAT. BANK BLDG. to take care of the large number of Y. J. Stearns, Secretary. ., applicants for treatment there. Sev- E eral local people of prominence are interested in the home and its work. S| - il Alpha orchestra at the fair—one Cuticura Soap | |3 GRE R The Velvet Touch For the Skin Soap, Ointment, Talcam. 3e everrwrhers Torsammles address. Cutic 17a Laboratories, Dapt X, 12alden, Bass. s Watch Teeth Whiten Station and Garage. Starting, Lighting and Iguition Sys- B o ) S < 5 . R . e L When You Remove the Film L . : "!I,!lil,;r! “;l‘j‘ > 5 & A REAR 183 MAIN STREET, ERonei a8l AUl Statements Approved by High Dental Authoritics - - . AR, e — “?NISQN fi A m o This is to urge a ten-day test of 2 tooth paste which High authorities have proved it. Five years of tests 430 MATIN STREET. have placed it beyond question. Leading dentists every- ' FE 5 = i Stan! and Clay Lundy, broth. where are urging its adoption. UNGOYER SKELETON z ers :fi;;;.firm :‘I;no:st ‘i’x:ntcdlzfuly. Livery Cars for Hirc, Duy and Night. Compare the results with your old methods, and let your Another brother, Allen, and Edward A Ten-Day Tube of own teeth decide. | S s oy G ot o COMING! Storage. Supplies and Repairing Pepsodent to show Largest Dinosaur’s Bones Found in the floe after a desperate strugsle. - e e . o Their cries for help being unhceded (: A i l () MANR!]SS AU'[U EU you its effects. Send Film D&stroys Teeth Utah—Huge Animal Roamed the .y were fored to swim to the Shore L . D i That slimy film which you feel on your tecth causes WO B ey { A the coupon for it. > z Rockics in Prehistoric Times, Nk SR HE KNOWS —advt. most tooth troubles. Every modern dentist knows that. OVERLAND AGENCY : Dental science, for many years, has sought a way to end it. Louis, Teb. 3.—The discovery in' Storage and Accessones, [That filmIis v;hlaé difscoéors,bnot the te;:hi‘ Tt is the basis e o . bones of a dinosaur, a = - = - of tartar. t holds food substance which ferments and chistoric animal, which Is believed Repan_' .WOH\ a ASPeCla““) . forms acid. It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to ::; h;,;{.m r‘nc "“‘,:‘: st specimen ever Phone 2227 139 Arch St. cause decay. Rt 2 . found, was disclosed to delegates to Millions of germs breed in it. They, with tartar, are the convention of the American As- the chief cause of pyorrhea. So the major object in clean- sociation for the Advancement of ing teeth is to keep them free from film. Science by Dr. Willlam J. Holland, HAVE YOUR TRUCKING DONE i director of the Carnegie Institution, PROPERLY AND AT REASON- Old-time methods fail to do that. Teeth still discolor, Pittsburgh. S ‘ R £ ; still d;uy. as millions of people know. The reason is that The search for the remainder oOf ABLE EXPENSE. 3 brushing does not end the film. the bones of the huge animal, which - = The film is clinging. It gets between the teeth, enters -oamed in the Rocky Mountains re- Llobstate s ‘“""-f Freight and Ex- » | crevices and stays. Day and night, month after month, it :_.(‘;‘:"L:n prehistoric times, is being press Service. New Britain, New Ha- ¥ is a potential source of danger. continued, he said, and it may take The Best Values of the Year in Our ven and New York. Tracks rented by 3 a r or more to make a sutficient 0ay or hour. Local and Long Distance i j Now a Way to End It excavation to unearth tho entire Moving and Trucking. 4 skeleton = - : SCiel;lce now h:ls i;:’\md_‘ghway to end it. Five years of The archacologists in charge of the ¢ 2 tests have proved_this. e way is now embodied in a | work now have dug a hole 600 feet A. Ho HARRIS 4 4 dentifrice called Pepsodent. And we urge you to see | Jong and $0 feet deep, Dr. Holland & what it does._ { said. In the work of excavating. Garage Tel. 1560. House Tel. 1849, - Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the digestant of albumin. bones of five distinct species of pre- The film is albuminous matter. The object of Pepsodent historic animals have been found and is to dissolve it, then to constantly combat it. the skeletons will be articulated for Y1M delivery and heavy duty o 5 ¢ | the National Museum. trucks, from ‘/i to 5 tons. N Butsegsin n‘:llxst behacfiva:}e‘fi, asnd the usulal method is ! After some of the bofln:. dofhv.h.:- . 4l V =31 N > an aci armful to the tee o pepsin_long seemed cord-breaking dinosaur ha een AMERICAN Balanced Six, ! barred. But science has now found a harmless activating | | uncovered and the quarry work was Pleasure Cars. -¥ method. It is made use of in Pepsodent. progressing, a claimant of the land CITY SERVICE STATION. Now millions of teeth are daily cleaned as they never appeared | JRNITURE PRICES HAVE ADVANCED AND OTHER ! A. M. Paonessa. Prop. Look in 10 Days erebetore By e metediiniiTsies Tous TW() fiowu VANCES ARE CERTAIN THIS YEAR. Send this coupon for a 10-Day Tube. Usc like any AUTO REP AIR[NG See how clean the teeth look— tooth paste. Note how clean your teeth feel after using. Those Who Intend Buying Will Do Well to Seriously Consider how they glisten. Then you will Mark the absence of lthe slimy film. See how the tecth Big Ice Floe Crushes Small Boat; g Advisability of Buying At Our Sale Prices. THAT'S OUR SPECIALTY know what film removal means. whiten as the fixed film disappears. & SR b Watch the results for a few days. Read in our book Survivors Forced to Swim to g The furniture prices at our semi-annual sale are sbd il dod Le L L = how. they come about. Then decide for yourself what The voul o Ble dT vl ks iy . AND WE WILL BE AT YOUR howitheylcomepabs FaRaccide o lower than would be possible if we had not bougl SERVICE. ooth paste you and yours s Ise. S = before several advances in the wholesale market AUTO REPAIR CO. out thelSCuponi o New York, Feb. 3.—A great ice floe [ 2lso by reason of the fact that we have never murked t - e erushedlal small duskliboatiin to correspond with advances in wholesale prices. W e ——T BATOKE Ten-Day Tube Free maica Buy at midnight last n | = smaller rete of pront than many dealers feel they i e s o en y causing two fishermen to drown whi S y . - occupants save miture is scarce and hard to set. An = PEPS o the two other occupants saved their ‘ niture today wrce and b to sct. T}:E;Enau&:?\'x C(?,[c,,..o m Jives by clambering onto the floating vou to the contrary is misrepresenting the situatior ) : £ 2 gest retailers in the country are so d up for zo REG.U.S. = jce and finally swimming to shore ooy Do 3 T €G. V.S woall 10-Day ‘luve vi sipso- ! The fishermen were on their way they send their buyers to market several times a ifri .r beds Smelk Island whe 1fac rs to fill their orders. It will take a The New-Day Dentifrice to oyster beds on Sme Fudimacs ¢ > trade can begin to catch up with the the mass of ice loomed before them ! time comes prices wil] T 1 PLEASURE CARS A Scientific Product. Sold by Druggists Everywhere. : in the fos. Before they could change vy of lumber. | Certainly there will M. IRVING JESTER i their course the frail craft was e e ! 3 ound to pieces and all four thrown 193 ARCH STREET ko the water.