New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 10

Big Chamber of Good Music, 0 BURRITT GRANGE kes “Patriotism” as Theme io Washington Address Pe - Lenten Teas Planned copne outh Church Women jdd's hall in the t ry eting and atriot nner c tab nted Instrum completec prozram furnished. led 1d. 10 said, iz the a respect for department ! those who are. i its completion Commerce Smoker at Elks Club Tuesday Night All who are interested in the success of the Chamber of Commerce and the work it is doing for the city are invited Lots of Smokes---a Good Lunch eietelafetobototolotelototototetotototetetoetetofoRabetatetototetototogadgorotabaged Splendid Speakers, COME TO THE TR R B T Ty AP Ty | R0 4330 50 00 S0 00 0 000 00 S 0D Y YALE ALUMNI BACK TO WATCH STUDENTS | Custom Established Six Ycars Ago— President Hadley Greets For- | ber mer Collegiz New Haven Feb. 23.—Alumni came to Yale university today to see t work. This cus- six years ago become one of the fixed college vear, interest- ing alike 1o those who come and to tom and } events in the " The visitors went to «c then attended the morni atheri Arthur T. Hadley ga taking up i reform so large that within a limited time eemed to many Schooner Rostelian I< Finally Brought | day it is two-thirds carried out and rudder gone, i 1y and the ship lea v and 11 men B today by the American BRI which picked rring the red ose who fiew prthy of the untry. The remarked, r the untry v ce of hut one cord with ctor Be er, st oof 1 ellan , to Tid oil W, citizenship senutor the tax rate. grand list. Now take the board of charity, Now take the board of Health. ail-right. automobile for Tom Quinlivan. L L b e s s et et e o et et et et e e e Now take the Park commission. money for taxes to beautify the parks. Remember the City Meeting will decide on the tax rate Friday night in the Grammar School Hall. It is up to you, Mr. Voter, to say what it will be. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION - [ o e o e Bermuda, | cleared for the rest. und t ished difficulties es due in the face of adminis- and of financial to the increased cost ident Hadley thanked lumni committee for university Co-operation has helped yugh without delay the 1 to be done. om the grad- recognition, the , was the fac- approving the work whose rge { Chittenden, { school. almost hopeless. To- | { Constantinop the | de- | { i | i to | most which has of the president director of PACIFIST SOCIALISTS ARE OUT OF PARTY Members of the t the last election ir opposition to members of the organi ho had voted in support of w es in the cham- of deput »een excluded olution adopt- ive commitjee of the ation of the Seine. This #sion must be ratitied by the so- ciafist cong at Versaiiles before it becomes eff BRITISH CLERGY IS AGAINST TURK RULE Pulpit Protests to Lloyd George Against Their Retaining Hold On Constantinople. London. Teb. 23.—Protests against the Turks retaining their hold upon in several nd the sub- be conspicuously fea- rs of London and other English cities. A number of the most prominent people in the country including the archbishops of v and York, clergymen, university profe nd scientific men and politi- cians have memorialized Premier Idoyd George, earnesily opposing policy which would leave nople in Turkish hands. The premier, however. is not likely to aiter his opinion that the Turi should remain in Constantinople v Mail whi churches h ject continu ssors, lit- Last Spring the citizens of this city voted for economy and a 21 mill tax. Now, take the school board. They positively refuse to economize in any shape. Take the board of Public Works. They want $3,500 for auto repairs and maintenance. city has and save $10,000 a year. They got $15,000 to grade Ellis street a short time ago. All they ever did was to go down there and drive a few stakes. Last year we gave them $500 to build a hog house. Now, speaking of barns. all built from second hand lumber taken from the old barn which was torn down. The chairman wants $75 a month to buy milk for cow in it for the last thirec months although they had plenty of hay and fodder to feed them. They asked for $2,500 and 2ot $2.500 from the city to buy cows, but there wasn’t a man on the charity board who knew how to buy a cow. mobile this Summer to rid e around in. Somebody fooled the board of Charity to have their cows tested. No need of it. and kill them where they sheuld have pasteurized the milk and kept their cows. They want $34,500 for parks this year. deetor appointed untii the next February and Chairman Camp put in a bill to the council for his services as doctor. ow, when Chairman Camp went before the Board of Finance this Spring he was not worrying about a doctor or superintendent, all he wanted was an other leading ! Constanti- the cours aims party. he Lloyd G ve prepared o T se In 1 Turkish influence would be re- OPPOSE ARTISTS' UNTON. Americans Are Such Orgal Feb, n Favor of Any ation. —American art- of a union, cording to the Society of Indepen ent Artists, Inc.,, which made pu today the result to a questionnaire among its 550 members on the sub- ject. The artists were asked to re: ister their approval or disapproval of a union similar to the recently organ- ized union of French graphic and plastic vrtists in Paris. The vote was not announced, but ¢ the attitude of those proposed to the | proposition was stated by Walter | Lesiey Dow of Columbia universits | “we have more societies New York, tional trouble and would prefer AWAY. New York Boy Has Record of 26 Such Escapades, EREE “hae] Mc- , tow hes d eight g of juvenile when he returned to St, Peter’ s school iff Brookiyn today for over week-end he had succ i etting his name in all t ‘s champion runa- Michael plaved he lust Frid: and spent | sand five hundred refugees from Rus- Brooklyn subwas tem, sleeping | 30,000 MINERS QUIT. subway trains and eating at termi- | ———— e nal lunch counters at the expense of | Those in Wales Begin Walkout to Re« 1 whom he struck up instate Companion. Reporters who went i i e ° N it ‘“Sl Porth, Wales, Feb. 23.—The strie ed mother that he had rolled | ordered last week in the collieries of up a total of 26 runaways. the Rhondda valley was begun this morning. The shutdown, avhich af. fects approximately 30,000 was alimost complete. The men struck to enforce demands for the dismissal of a cheék weigh- man to whom they objected and for the settlement of a case in which it was alleged a miner had been yic- timized. AN REFUGEES. miners, (Havas.)—Two thou- arrived here completely des- Aid has been extended to: uthorities and the sia hav titute. them by mulitary tish Red Cross chains for Solid Truck Tires. We can give you any size or length from stock. Rackliffe Bros. Co., nc. Auto Department. Park and Bigelow Streets To the Electors of the City of New Britain What did they get? Vow the working man who owns a $3,000 house will pay this year for his privilege $27 more than last year if he was lucky enocugh to escape the raise in the If he wasn’t it will cost him $50 a year. Wouldn’t it be better to buy an automobile sprinkling cart as every big They spent $600, they want $400 meore. The board of Charity has had a $20,000 barn without a We haven’t had a superintendent physician in two months and when Dr. Mocre got through in November, 1918, there wasn’t a If Chairman Camp is a good doctor why we are When they did test them they reacted and then they let the state come along That would be nice if we had the money and the poor man didn’t have to raise the @@@@@-@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@E@@@@E@@@@@E@@@@E@@@@@@@@m@flmnnn@@@ma1@g@@@@@@@l@l@n@@u@@-@@mm@@mmmmmflma5 An increased grand list of $6,000,000 and a nine mill increase on ] [} IR (8] [m][w] [w) ] (w] I wish you could see the hog house the Town Home. They alsec want an auto- ooooooooooooooRoooooooLoooooooon 0