New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 5

NEW :BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1920. “IE@ ,EEE@EEEEEEEE@DE@@E@@EEE: The New Tailor Made Combination. ‘ When You Get Victory Crawford Range ' up “tired as a dog” and sleep is full of T amay SICK BULLETIN =] : N BE;IEIIII.ASMS | “Price” is Very Low Fatigue is the result 5 continue these suit reductions much longer. y exercise or e Unrestricted Choice of all ly, and eliminate it promptly with the aid RS L Kuppenheimer and S Cortley Suits at these prices attempt is of the address. ' y were all ssed on the sam | typewriter P from a hast ® ¢ [ | comparison of them-—and, except for | the dates of mailing, they might have | been duplicates. : | The ones T had received in that' $3 ; PY ; 5 $49. 2 5 never - to - be gotten time were bizarre-lookin whose very ap-| pearance drew suspicion to them. But 4 | one purpese then had been to call the —reduced from much higher figures— R suspicious attention of ()llwri):('o)?!vv f th MY HEART AND MY HUSBAND | it it do EeT St - 3 e iz to make e outside of the ‘Cl\\'u opes ¥ ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF | s Com‘n"Jlmli;vSC;srl;:-;;wcxg‘lv.“bm ! Apply ] . Same Reasoning o near it."” - - — Js’un‘n Revelations of a Wife | |l won the e =) Py 0 ] ] s o ) o i ) g002Z~g <“g mMMW EEEEEEEE =3 J] I = . A. Mills 80 West Main St. PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING i 1 v ) ) D ) D 6 D 5 ) ) 5 1 18] e ) ] ) ) ] ) M ) ) E ] D W W B ) D D E R 6] ) ] ] e 0] i velope of the e o et e T e el et e e Overcoats 4 3 isement clipped from e What Atice Iolcombe's , to be any help to the man she loved g elllknown Ewoman's “Exhibits” | so faithfully. agazi vhich set forth'the merits ~Oon ' she said nervously.' o¢ 2y e iy i roze Madge ! . s s 2 tea xl EERJe o Massy .. “Here t 1 , just as they came A of i 5 For o minute after I handed the see, T have numbered | ynat. 1sencd. fron tip S y PY P brown paper parcel back to her, Alica them in the & : of their coming. thing I could not repr Ithoueh I t looking intently at me. She was undoing the parcel us 2 ' could have flayed myself for it the dear you arel” she said spoke another niinute I h: next instant. For Wlice Holcombe had 7 L ] n collection of enve » heard me and her e whitencd. I et e, eos - e olecion of smreones, LT e et W ™| uppenheimer ortley ] 5 dban 1t 0, 3 7 Uy U e 6 Holcombe, Bay: | ked pitifully. I was so in the | e ] e ; ark, so frightencd—" I eclaimed, ‘I bave no more idea than you apd my ' thouglte; fiéw back £a the paver T reforted sharply, thep I had O ) s I hag striek the right time when 1 had sdffered £rom d SIn- 4 inspiration. “It may be exactly note with Ber. She, who usually dom- ilar evil thing. ~But those were dif~ \chat it purports to be—a clever was - C : fated everyone around her, needed t5 ° ferent, most businesslike looking cn- ¢ eally Reume i escape a bad nervous breakdown, or the postoffices sell, and there Was 10! jnow e e ® { kno g ceived anything X ' this?" P 2 The Cryptic Messago , ALWAYS RELIABLE 1 was talking the most arrant non- 2 e sense and I knew it. But I didn't 248 M S N B wish to have Alice Holcombe any ain t. New ritain more frightened than she was at th: { moment. I told myself sternly i T must let no hint of my own agits tion appear again. “I haven’'t dared to replied. “Of course, that's s0,” T returned : ' a matter-of- others wil] : With fing 1 W - — e - — — - e e — - - — will power to } % ook e o Ehclon: tisement of but not all of the ptic message written across i ne should ask any questions X atialen S g same brand. At the last one T felt vertisement brought before concerning it. I s ith w littie chill settle und my heari. number of other things, each terri- What it Lillian had said? il carefully and . compa . Lillian tite. Airst fying. : i The f this thing lies thr 3 They were all cunningly devised to le pac t tea Which 1 think my brain must . worked that eeoly 1woman's o It’s Easy—If You Know D Rl ays Ke racel ORITIS on aei el i 1 relt tho shadow of that trail ver: Edwards’ Olive Tablets dve 3 was typewritten h 3 near me now. i 2 drowning person, for < 2 e . samut of recollection } The secret of keeping young is to s may interest you s 5 & young—to do this you must watch. G. l [] G: l !v tended to scrutinize this a gt scheol, . 5 R A KT ! ;,agnm;d&m‘;gls—mag;m Irise. Iriscd) .. .. devoutly hoping the while f f the s of m) \mdergyour eyes—ppxm‘ ¢ would mot he: < i tea and questioned me as to Yook in yope (TAGE dulrk! . 5 ; N SaveYourHall‘ - beating or my teeth ch : b its use, to the last message T had re- sparkle.© Your doctor o - 3 as sure were distinctiy from Kenne ckbridge s ninety per »mt of all sickness o Wlth Cutlcul‘a £ F of course, the d from inactive bowels and liver. SospandOintment to clear Dandroff snd itchin v as v born of a too viv rand Dr. Edwards, a well-known physic} AT THE LYUEUM, THUKSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. et vol prnewn Duet L udoe _imagination. But the sight of snorance of it in Ohio, perfected = e e e < ATTENTION CITIZENS i To the Electors of the City of New Britain | Hear the Taxpayers as it looks like the Taxdodgers’ Association howl. Last year it was “Vote for the 21 mill tax and help keep your rents down.” You know the answer. There are over 14,000 tenants in the city, the average increase of each tenant is at least $7 per month in the last two years. - That has given to the house owners an increased income of $98,000 per month, or one million, one hundred and seventy-six thousand per year. And now they kick about paying a small percentage of that to the city in increased taxes. ARE YOU GOING TO LET THEM GET AWAY WITH IT? We have good schools, they can and should be improved. We want our parks beautified. A comfort station shsuld be provided, and not down in some alley. We believe in paying fair salaries to city employees. We also believe that milk should be provided for the people at the Town Home even if it costs the “tremendous” sum of $75 per month, We want the City of New Britain to be made a cleaner and better city, it takes money, but we the RENTPAYERS feel we are paying our share, if not directly we certainly are indirect- ly, and surely the fair property owners will want to do no less. i Showj Ycur Inferest bty Ailerd'rg (ke Cily Meeling at Gremmar Schoci Hali, Friday Evening RENTPAYERS’ ASSCCIATION