New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 10

o \EW D [J A DINC ALTH ESSENTIAL ’ QlliCk | SCRAPIS EXPECTED | — ’ —@@@-@@@@@@@i@@@@@#fi@#@fi FOR EDUCATIONAL | : 1000 Detegates o semicontenniat o | | R = WEDNESDAY, THE MID-WEEK BARGAIN DAY = s Action o e guisitc First, Dr. Thomas Wood lares. ORI i oo v 9 TO 12:30 9 TO 12:30 9 TO 12:30 C AciEte geimietnh ; 2 £ Round, Porterhouse, BEST MAINE orn ‘ e ll==— | Sirloin, Short CREAMERY POTATOES b 24c | BUTTER b 66c | 15 b pk i) of superintendents, the largest organ- jization at the convention of the na- jveland, Feb. 24.—Thc lives of reds of thousands of persons arc ficed annually, human power im- tional education association opened Tl el e TS “re | today, predictions of a fight over elec- tion of officers overshadowed other topics of discussion before the ¥,000 Fresh Sliced : Beef Liver WEDNESDAY Sausage LA THHE MOHICAN ECONOMY DAY 1b 26¢ Lean Sugar S e o R LA Fresh Cut Cured Bacon § Save your money hu trading here on wedieadd i B HPY Ib 35¢ - = 8 1b 28c alts from ific knowled ntion of ncedless ness, dis- «gete-t” Stops Pain Instantly and F ¥ r, superintendent of the ,‘“M d‘w;),f'(,f physical fy.‘\\'\‘:“:i.l,‘{ Corn Soon Lifts Right Off. Oakland, C: schacls was prepared CONSTI PATION umbia uwiversity, New York, ad A few drops of “Gets-It” quenches to submit solution providing a R. CALDWELL'S Syrup ing the national council of edu- corn pains like water quenches fire. 3 nr. of l_n)mm:\-‘um Pepsin is a combination of e e S ouneil 18 compos. Gives you imme 3 two with the highest votes to appear simple laxativé herbs with 120 of t 2 oralar i {on the final ballot. At presen pepsin that _quickly relieves the ountry attendin national Peels 1t Or 4 Sl | nomination i Hopaancy) 4 congestion of undigested food and sociation convention here. G5 3 | Inittee cho: Y - poisonous waste matter, and re- ols are wasti ormous p p i “We preac nocracy 5 stores the normal regularity of to ed children A A schools: le ave it in our organi- natural action. It does not gripe ped by ill health,” Dr. Wood 3 zation, a Hunter’s argument. or cramp and is as safe and pleas- ions discussed were ant for children as it is effective on s * zation work in the even the strongest constitution. s have phys > Phic 4 R . school gardening and general ~ Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is y remedial rows that ti ? 2 5 the indispensable family remedy ess of choul ¢ v —_—————— ‘ in thousands of homes and is sold of the count s phys + d FITZGERALD NOT INVITED in drug stores everywhere. ton is a disgr to fhj' "‘-f‘fu"“‘v 5 In spite of the fact that Dr. Cald- very day mak LTied, —_— well’s Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling it thet the ma % S . liquid laxative in the world, there pvu‘;?:.l w]?:l\‘ is he: New Haven Mayor Among Those Not being over 6 million bottles sold each ¢ schoul ! o 3 e o — year, many who need its benefits have lé;‘l‘\‘;‘ v\:}lf;’h':h\: ”: icationjmuistin 2o ; Present at Reception to Vice-Presi- 3‘“,“ "‘“";fiia’,fj"“ ';aw <big Smdl practiced in sane he dont Atarsl Give L v name as ress for a free trial e . The corn begins to lose its grip : R YACOL UILIAN Podle to Dr. W. B CH_M.,,Z[, stz prosident It Injaydayjoritwolifiisino New Haven, Feb. 24—At a recep- Washington St., Monticello, Hlinois. vt “thumb and fnger. | tion given last night in hanor of Vice £ > last of it, as millions President Thomas Marshall at the DPR.CALDWELL'S na_out. Tt is the simple. | home of Col. Isaac Ullman, Mayor ) ) i_common-sensc Way o | p, i 3 FitzGerald was conspicu- | SYRUP PEPSIN . never-failing, guar- | ously absent. The mayor was practis THE PERFECT LAXATIVE ant; mt-n;n;;)};fn;{: 13;!'%”:;";9;: cally the only local man prominent in s costs but a trifle at any drug store. | munijcipal, state or federal govern- ALtaby I Taweence & Coz OB1tes ! ment activitics who was not present, Sold in New Britain and recommend- | and his absence was the cause of ey 9 TO 12:30—LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ......................... 1b 18¢c 4 TO 5 P. M—LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS ALL CUT FROM HEAVY STEER BEEF Lean Pot Roast Beef 1b 12¢] Prime Rump Roasts .. Ib 22¢ Choice Chuck Roasts E 1b 16¢c| Fresh Ground Hamburg ...... 1b 18¢ Lean Boiling Beef - Ib 10c] Sugar Cured Corn Beef MILK FED NATIVE VEAL c| Choice Shoulder Cuts Rumps of Veal 1b 24c| Veal For Pot Pie — T LAMB—LAMB—LAMB Fores of Young Tender Lamb .. 1b 18c | Legs of Lamb SMALL LEAN PORK LOINS in ability. by the Clark & inerd Co. Crow- | Col. Ullman, the host of the eve- | | SRR AR A ell’'s Drug Store, Nathan Noveck. )nlng, offered an explanation of the | Dinner Blend Coff ee 2 Mgchican Soups i Pink Salmon .... Mustard Sardines Premier Clams . . Wet Shrimp | Dill Pickles Best Pure Lard 2 lbs 57c ‘Whole Milk Cheese Moh. Selected Eggs doz 65¢ Onions Conn. Valley 4 1bs 35c | Baldwin Apples .. Cal. Oranges doz 37c | Tlarnips Heavy Grape Fruit 2 for 25c | Layer Figs tolotetofelotetoteteletolofelcfotetetotofofototoloteototeRofelotolofote oo tot Tl ett Murder Trial et —er——rr—rr———mrmmwe== | T1030T's absence. It seems that at the | Mrs. Frank Coleman, of 479 Church = | time of Gen. Clarence E. Iidwards' | street, will entertain the members of Will Be Postponed REDS CAPTURE VESSELS. visit to New Hawen he was entertained alexandra lodge, No. 24, Daughters of et | 2y by the Chamber of Commerce of gt George, at her home on Thursday ) body Col. Ullman was then the peternoon. ‘The colonel introduced Mayor | FitzGerald with the usual commenda- Ono year enlistment including spe- tory remarks. He claims that the ' cial assignment within the continental &ht te trinl before the |ice-breaking und other naval craft | mayor afterward used his words as limits of the country has been author- term. The former locsl man is {py the Red fosces which are over- | C2mpaign material and to guard ized for fleld artillery and engineering in prison in Vermoht awaiting i ...ine the Archangel and Murmansk against a recurrence, he purposely re- | corps. \aitthn. . He PR g A ang frained fram extending an xnvlm,v.mn’ A daughter has been born to Mr. hg to the e number of erim- | gejgited to Have Taken Ice-Breakers for [the moen and Other Craft. rior court, it is not > s g d that Lumar C. Beckett | Lordon, Feb. 24.—The capture of LodadededoodedofofeR-degeadededed dd - foteloliofotatetedotededotodadogadafofeelokolo Be) BEBHBBBHVEBHH OO GG GE her of Charl ft. HiaMTord {ax- | sections in north Russia is reported | to the city’s chief executive. and Mis Rabari minin' of BRc tiill driver, in th in March of |in a soviet communique received from S i {Moscow today. The statement reads: NOMINATED BY WILSON. Counclhman jend Mis) JaC. Gl of B R ) g | “According to supplementary infor- Washington, Feb. 24.—William DIVORCEE TO WED, ation from Archangel nurr‘\‘rnops cap- | Phillips of Ma.ssachuselw,v assistant | t‘ey spent two months. ! .. | tured a battleship of the Chema river | secretary of state, was nominated to- | = S Joseph Hughes, of 192 |0 411 and two heavy and five light | day by Pregident Wilsan to be minis. | _A- J- LiPpke and = Augusta Lippke Emma. Martha | jce-preakers: ter to the Netherlands and Luxem- | 5°ld tedax through the Camp Real »een grant- “The enemy is bombarding Ghen- { burg. ' it e Anen 8 C v BANQUET TICKETS GONE. to discontinue the sale, and as Miss | a'clock. G (OERTEn (el (0 JHEC whero Ethel Barrymore would say, “That's | President Nicholas Murray Butler i all. There isn't any mafe.” It is es- | of Columbia university, the speaker of Third Ward Republican Club Coin- | timgeq that over 800 persons will be | the occasion, will arrive in this city mittec Reports No More For Sale. | in attendance, including the leading | tomorrow afternoon about 5 o'clock. republican dignitaries of the state. | He will be taken immediately to the There will positively be no tickets ob- | New Britain club, where a reception Estate company a two-family house at 763 Fast street to Linus L. Dem- ing. The sale of tickets for the annual dinner of the Third Ward Re- | tginanle at the hall tomorrow night. | Will be held until 6 o'clock. It is ex- publican club tomorrow night at Bar- | The dinner will start at 7:30 o’clock, | pected that Mr. Butler will meet deck’s hall has reached the point | and the committee desires that all at- | many of the prominent republicans tendants be in their places at 71| during this time. by 1the city [jtchask, (Sea of Azov) from the sea. _— a fireman and his “Fierce fighting is continuing ‘Will have a good variety in Seafood 2 This is her | around Rostov and Nakhitehosun (on | arrive here Wednesday morning. Will The Ladies’ Auxiliary, U. S. W. V,, d Che ties that first | the Don). have plenty of clams and oysters tnis Will hold its regular meeting at the her were severed in the Red (roops have captured the for- d week. Moore’s Fish Market, Wash- State Armory Thursday evening at 8 ~ s 3 . where it has been deemed advisable ce court, tifientions of Gulitch. ington Place.—advt. o’clock. i 1 | — =— — — 209 Maple street have returned from} CITY'S EXPENSES MORE. THAN DOUBLE IN SIX YEARS - THAT’S WHY PRICE OF RENTS IS CLIMBING SKYWARD Mr., Rentpayer ! Here’s the story of why your rents have been going up in the past few years. _VVhen yvou seek information as to why the landlord has called around and informed you . that your rent would have to be increased again, go to the mayor and some of his unbusiness commissioners, who have been spending the city’s money so lavishly and with so little to show for it. Or you may glance over the records. They speak for themselves. ) They tell the story of how in the six years of Mayor Quigley’s administration the appropriations jumped from $848,236.75, spent in 1914 to $1,892,922.60, the amount recommended for expenditure this year by ihe Board of Finance and Taxation. That speaks for itself. In six years the city’s expenses have more than doubled. Not another city in Connecticut has increased its expenses in any such proportion. This table shows how the expenses have grown since Mayor Quigley was elected to office: Tax Due List of Grand Appropriations Tax Rate July October List § 1st Dist. 2nd Dist. = Total 1914 1913 $42,969,988 $ 848,236.75 01125 0055 01675 1915 1914 44,470,867 938,803.75 012 00575 01775 1916 1915 45,589,391 1,072,318.25 0156 004 0196 1917 1916 48,079,158 1,154,813.75 016 004 020 1918 1917 50,030,127 1,212,580.38 0165 .004 0205 1919 1918 52,021,876 1,337,490.49 016 005 021 1920 . 1919 58,019,503 #1,892,922.60 026 004 - *.030 *As recommended by thé¢ Board of Finance and Taxation. Mr. Voter ! That’s the proposition facing you today. A 30 mill tax rate is not needed. If gives that a!varicious landlord another chance to.hop rents. We don’t want that. Instead let us cut down the appropriations to figures within reason. Let us make the improvements we can afford this year and no other. The big appropriations asked for will be wasted. Prices are too high and labor too scarce to warrant attempting changes or improvements that cannot be secured except at exhorbitant cost, which must eventually come out of the .pockets .of every one of us, whether we pay taxes or board. Here’s the solution of the problem. Get to the city meeting in the Grammar school hall Friday night and vote for a tax rate that is within reason and one that will bring in sufficient revenue to cover sensible expenses without robbing yourself of the hard earned money you need for yourseif and your family. -~ i EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TAXPAYERS' ASSOCIATION