New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 2

ut Door Soon Be Here Double Your J oys arge Assortment To Select From kinson Drug Co. 163-171 Mair Street CITY ITEMS piciures at Doherty’s market ook advt. - building committee of the hold a o'ciock this Dor- even- ny ehurch will vening at S Uso meet Ieople’s Saturday ss will Youn meet The will cranteed shoes, Besse-Leland advt v Britain C the annual Washington's birth- rvance last evening. The ilee club “n 1 the en- nment evening and Rev el sutcliffc the regul club of ¥ M 1t X o'cloe of »oke ing of the k's church this \cheson me; Bishop bive an addre Women's assc tion of the Congregational church held an D, lgciure *Fhe at th the Fiil services will of reh this teed shoes. Bessc-Leland Homeo Miss First Women's of . the I held 2 meeting th Bo o'clock. The last pason will be served t ) o'elock. adult confirmation class of Swedish Lutheran church will this cvening. The Brotherhood will hold a ladies’ nizht this ng starting at 7:30 o'clock. ké vour girlie to the n Camp Stat St. Curley's onary so Armory Jazz orchestra.— it biz boot n Camp F ¥'s Juzz orc aranteed shoes. advi. le Nutm 1 f S.oA onthly ban headquar- of the official tribe t n . Allgmembers were good held some Besse-Leland on very viy will be tim K. of ¢. fair. to he rdeck’s hail, April 9 to 19, ing favorably. Alom cemetory brought suit against wriford, claiming $200 for 10 the cemetery. TI . in the city court on the March Beth associa- alleg- “ > = 6 BELLANS \67@ =" | Hot water { Syre Relief R E. LL-A ¥ FOR !ND’GEST!ON RELIABLE SERVICE ND REASONABLE PRICES In Our Prescription Department Siands Both XELROD’S P HARMACY PARK STREET igelow Phone 1366 for FAREWLL ' Reliring Pastor 0[ KODAK | «hu in | of | talks expressing best Fitzzorald, H. ¢ T. *Winters, Rev. J. W, parish { Peter’s church of | Bojnon loun Il O TF LTS MR and church | ja city H..C | be built Congregational Rouillard- | {will neld | Belden | time. | Wolfe | e st | pngineer { hoard of | on | of the ! was elected last night 1o continuc in | onice for maries will be fram 4 to § p. ! later | Mareh 26 | way | The | two-fold purp FATHER FlTZfiERAU] John’s Guest of Parishioners who was the John the Heart was the gucest parishioners in the night. He was pre- containing U testimonial crowded X in the prominent oificials. ll\\. ently John J. itzzerald . from of St. pasto- to the sSacred Waterbury his former parish hall Jast ented with a p al hundred dol church hall Uiy every sev- est number of busin ren. including city oceupice faces on the st Wiliiam Win- Thomas rick lien ovs. Daly. Johy Grohol wishes to Rev Noble, president of North & Judd's talked and P. MeMahon spoke a words in Father Fitzgerald's Downey. 1 and proise of here Pre Mayor the platic Quigley., enton John Barry and St. Mary's St Georze A, Rey RGRC. AN, Rev of harles Coppens of Rev. Stephen Grohol church, Rev the -red Leo Sullivan Rev. | Kensington, and Rey successor of ald. H. C ble, M Mayor ph AL M. Cuartin P. 8. McMal Downey Al Souls ki Heart of Lev. of pari rish, ph's vden, e Jos committee i wrge was follows: Jam rman; M Mary Cusick, s 5 1R 3 treasurer; I’. F. King. ( Burns, James Crowley, John J livan, Mrs 2. Stone. Mrs. Hulbert, Mrs. Driscoll, J ail, Sr., An- drew J. Coholan ampbell. Kelly. J J. . Jr. Frank Brady, Mr. Murphy, and Miss Minnie Waish i The was organized by Fa- about ihree preperty parish ther Fitzgerald and now holds about $30,000 comp g a church parish hall and a house. It is the plan of the parish to soon start work on a new parochial school. of the property is daily one of the last said, and there prospect of expansion in that direction. Noble expressed hix belief that New Britain will scon be on the main line and that a vailroad station will in the 1 of the city. valued at priest peakers night end Won’t Ralee Rent He Sells Property North street transferred by P. S: Mc Dudjak March 15 The and the Properties at 62 to will he for to Theodore about $30.000. has vid down )0 in cash by He further agzre to raise as possible on a first mortg 2 semi-annually The McMabon referred to during the tax-rate tight, when, in uing that vent profiteering was t a common thing., he a “I have prop Norih street that 1 haven't raised the rent in 20 years, and 1 don't intend to raisc 162 purchaser will data 00 raise of s muct age on sale pay cond moy that which on Negotiations for the sale were be- gun about a week after MeMahon' statement that he would not raise th rent was made. Water Bom:d Considers Development of Supplv‘ 1t is understood thaj the report o Allan Ha clative to pvements in the s water suppiv recommendation for the wells and the pumping of Bristol on land held by the water commissioners. The land contains about square miles and will allow of natural filtra- tion. Other said to be con- tained in the provisions for the AMeadow reservoir to give better pressuve, fil- tration. and to allow of water bei pumped into thé reservoir. It w also make the supply available mor quickly than the developnient of Bur- planned the commissioners would 1ins @ boring of water in items report are 1ising of the Shuttle allow as by ERWIN HEADS 6. 0. P. Sucgeeds . N, Humphrey on Town Committee—City Flection to Held on Tuesday, April hairman committee Erwin. acti town Herbert 1 republican rwin has gnation The vear. Mr. sinee the one been chairman Ernest N. Humphre set the date arch- 26 & of names for p on the yepublican tick nd Thursday. April 1 as the date the primaries election will take April 13, The April 1 committee for filin for place pri- m The petitions ot clock on the night of bairman must have than S © WATER COMMISSIONE RS TO PLANT BLACK WALNUT. bourd of water commissioners the purchase of The has negotiated for 1,000 black wainut nned to have ong on the road to Shuttle trees a being set out that of w as a of the that more black walnut help make up for the used daring the war. set al the hig Meadow for material and zovernment be planted to vast armount request short Lueyan i Mrs. i 8 vears azo | property was | im- town trees which it is | ater-shed PARTY T[] ‘ EUUNTRY |S FAUNE : pupils losing the {other question Failure | washing btishis of school tailure to ton. faced cal of wecoming the report st compared h | when the n ciation conducted t situation. b Base oflicials | ruary 13 last closed and 1 teachers cha standard but the chools teachers work | rm were to Provuie Salaries Given as Reason March ache provide according to repor IBducaiion. slightl tes, onal I on retnrns reports bec acterized ken on ten ey s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, are sent out great by short of | vort pavers arve payinz the for an Adequate salaries statisties 12—The coun- | Erion=tsho chiefly throt rdequate e to the Conditions L ies. - are | Yy better, ho in wever, somie in of last educational into the | sections, Octoher asso- and In vate i per cent in the fewer 11919, by 1A similar an inquiry of that Wer show the ause of being ta 1 relow »orarily in shortages 900 teges while areat Formerly Riker- ‘Hegeman The Safe Responding muny from increas to the of being transferred 1o oth winder lin as to what exte interesting better response increase. paid to <how the were MARCH 12, 1920, shown to exist in soutiiern states. Ol a questionnaire bureau the teachers for almost teachers on Mementary t those om various s received by three 1own rell counties that faan many other s in COFFEE - TEA - COCOA —and other pantry needs, sold on Friday and Saturday of every week at nearly half price. We sell but one qualitv, which Mahon | and we guarantee will please you. these week-end reductions. Coffee—Every day price 55¢. Weck-ends 10 0z. jar. 27r82 Opeko Tea—Ceylon, Formosa or mixed blends. Every day price ssc half Ib. Week-ends 2 for 5OC Pure Cocoa—Every day price 39¢ half Ib. Week-ends 2 for 40C SRe. Profit by PeanutButter— Every 'day price 4c, Week-cads (2 for 46C Mayonnaise Dress- ing—Every day price Week-ends 2 for 30C Chocolate Pudding —Every day price 19c. Week-ends 2 for 20C helow states, howing salaries paid £200 a 190 state, normal there the off is departments in departments show enrollment. teachin salary indiv in wages the veur. county, schools, the tot: country, students enrolled than during falling teacher-training city states show themse unanimous schedules col states, 1ual te cach paid man as low representing I normal school were November | pre-wi Neal. sion of rural there is an iner teacher: from the percent of 1918 heing only 17 of the bureau's education said ing withd the pr male per divi- today 1 of ession, cducation which | that men teachers in cent or one six To IDS VLV NEI AN'S HELP. Thinks Prowers 1 Cooperation to Her Int National v her in workin with the ile of the ablishment Holy chamber of deputies. A number instances where France needs diplomatic repre- ntative at the o cited the preamble. the new sit- uation in Syria, ne, Constanti- nople and the nerally where teachers, st in 1918, | averns and tligh hill of s¢ says the viding tions with the pr for re iy pro- in giving | Gy in the reh- state, | vural fore ditional | I8 mis- ht not to b ompetitor: concordat to Alsace the administration of the former G land and iK: ercise of the Catho roceo are pointed out i which coperation bet the Vatican is nece and pri- o | sionaries wh ficed to for application of the Uik Loraine, sioifs reriod. | ot e own in col- Drug Stores MARCH SALES A CANDY OFFER $98,000 WORTH OF Jordan AND JORDANETTE Almonds 200,000 pounds of these delicious Candies on sale in our chain of stores during March. Only select almonds are used, assorted flavors sugar coatings. The astounding quantites we are able to dispose of bring down the cost of pro- duction, and make this price pos- sible. 4’9C Pound Every day Bargain Prices at LIG GETT’S OU are needlessly extravagant if you buy these every day Toilet Needs and Medicines 40 $1.30 1.50 1.00 1.00 .60 1.50 110 .60 .60 1.00 60 60 Valuable as a tonic chial affections and “haustion, Fletcher’s Castoria. ... Pinkham’s Compound. Scott’s Emulsion. . .. ..ccveeas Horlick's Malted Milk ........ Father, John's Medicine. .. .25 Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Musterole . Fellow’s Syrup. Nuxated Iron... Bromo Seltzer...... California Syrup of Figs Danderine . 5 Resinol Ointment Sal Hepatica....e .25 -30 .25 .50 .25 .30 50 50 .75 .50 .50 1.00 .50 S0 1()0 Aspir_in 'l“_ab]ets (U. D. Co.) SPRING TONICS Maltoleum in nervous contains Cod Liver bron- eX- Ex- tract, Malt and Hy pophosphites. Im- proved appetite and flesh follow its use. $1.00. pound, specially a general tonic, An. assortment of increase of Syrup Hypo phosphites Com- $1.25. Another Sale of Writing Paper high-grade papers representing factory ends. Not enough of any one number - for regular stock — that explains the price. Not a box is worth less than 85¢, and a great many worth Lonslderahly . 29¢ recommended as without first comparing the price you pay elsewhere with Liggett’s prices, such as:— X inre s Cuticura Soap........ . Kolynos Tooth Paste......... Woodbury’sSoap......... Pepsodent Tooth Paste. ... Mennen's Talcum Powder. Lyon’s Tooth Powder. Java Face Powder..... Pebeco Tooth Paste..... La Blache Face Powder... Hind's Almond Cream. D@ R Cold Cream... Listerine ... .... Mulsified Cocoanut Mennen’s Shaving Cream..... Sale Price 49C CUT PRICES Palmolwe Soap Manufacturer’s suggested sel- ling price is 15c per cake. Just as an example of our money saving prices we are selling this popular soap at 9cacake $ ] .08do:- Sterno Canned Heat ‘The convenient fuel in solidi- ‘fied form. Folks are finding it more convenient than gas or electricity for heating liquids quickly. Reg. Price Cut Price 98(‘. doz. A Child May Shop We have but one grade ot mer- chandise—no seconds. We have but one price for every- one always. Therefore, your child may be sent shopping to Liggett’s in perfect safety. inter-} Vatican, | rela- presented to- | mis- | rman colonies | 'How’s Your Wiih | Attic Offense ‘Meant) If you look through' the attic you will find some Old Tables, Chairs, Book Cases, etc. Look them over, note their condition, then cali on us and get practical advice how to Make Them Look As Good As New. Save the Surface and You Save All. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY PAINT STORE: 3 and 5 Franklin Square. Telephone 359. C(ije\ Luke Honsfall & ompany Women’s Shep 140 Trumbull St. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” The Newest Frocks for After- ‘noon Are Made of Taffeta Tassels swinging smartly from sleeve, waist, or hem Ruffles and Plaitings are very much favored— We cém but hint here of the charming and beautiful models that we are now showing in ovir wonderful display. 12 5 CHAS. DILLON & HARTFORD O. Clever Interpretatnon... SMART CHAPEAUX In a legion of varieties that you will appreciate. SAILOR HATS All the smart tailored shades including black $1.98 to $9.00. SPORT HATS poke. brows and navy Mushroom., side $2.50 to $9.00. FLOWER TRIMMED HATS all rolls and flaring shapes. Gay and modish in their and special at $5.98. $6.98, TAILORED MODES feather trimmed $5.98, $6.98. GLOVE SALE Toda, sp French Lamb: ing embroidery, 50 Quality. $1 <p Washable putty brilliant trimmings, $7.98. shapes, very lisere and Danded with trimming crowns, effects. stunning and Saturday n Gloves, full pique sewn, three- in white, black, tan, brown and g row’ brown, During and After INFLUENZA® AsK FOR - L4 Horlick’s ‘Ihe Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes. ForlInfants, Invalidsand Growing Childrer, { Richmilk, malted grain extractin Powder The Original Food-Drink For All Ages |No Cooking — Nourishing — Digestible. The Die