New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store [ 80r scour News | WE CLOSE— Saturdays at 9 P. M. Mondays at 6 . M. EASTER SUNDAY LESS TILAN WEERKS AWAY. Charming New Waists Blouses and Smocks 1O} SPRING WEAR Georgette Crepe Waists ) sn colo eved, and al rt new styles in all the wantec Sitk and Beadwork Embrod round and square necks, plair fancy tucked, a srand sizes, $6.98 and e, Voile Lawn Dimity Striped Waists anc and in dainty fig fushion's lates to choose fron Silk white effects variety and F Rlouse ured ations, iney al color wide 50. The New Smocks The sma the season, round square and V neck. variety of materi Crash, Palm Beach Cloth, Linene, collars and poc and pretty pastel shades sc pretiy Middy Blouses The largest assortment in the city, ) White and every wanted color all the est novelties; es 6 to yea d 86 to 44 inc every wanted color in noeks, $.25 to $1.50. PULLAR & NIVIM showing, cts with dainty Ik embroidery in delicatc 1 l Troop e met I Wednesday hall. After the Jusiness meeting | cight second ciass tests were given by the scout executive who was present. ‘1-. the iuture the will not be required to go before the court of honor for the second class investiture | but will be examined by the | tive who will go 10 Plainville tmonth for this purpose he meet- ing was followed by scout sames. Troop No. 2 met Tuesday night at the South church. This troop now numbers 23 scouts. After the regu- lar meeting the scoutmaster instruct- in knot tying, a r of the ten- foot requirements boxing of comp: This was followed by drill. Games, baskethall and 1y races finished up the evening. Troop No. # met Thursday night at the Methodist church and held their resular meeting. Troop No. 1 met the Cenier church | their report ir | Troop No. i is meetir | of the scoutinuster, Louis of Kensington. The scoutmia. r 1 | ports that Scout Hazen will represent - ' the troop at the checker tournament t | tonight. 1 Troop No. 6 of M their weekly mectings. The troop has not met in several weeks on account of the iliness of Scoutmaster ! Stenberg. Troop No. - at the Boys Bl d. The troop in conj on the boys of the club we interesting talk Mr. Knipe, 1 intendent of the Dristol Boys' | Games followed. | Troop No. 9 ! the Baptist church. First aid work was taught by the scoutmaster fol- . lowea by a practical first aid drill by o ' the troop. Scoutmaster McKenney 100k the boys for a hike Saturday aft- ernoon. Four new memnbe were | clecied to miembership. | Troop No. 10 met Thursday ni | at the Synagogue. Scoutmaster F | kelstein report: rousing meeting | with zreat enthusiasm cn the part of | the boys. Three new members were clected. The following scouts wero elected assistant patrol leade H. | Koloane nd Harry Lipman. The | meeting ‘was closed with discussion. Troop No. 11 met Thursday night it the German Lutheran church. Gen- practice in scont work followed talk 1 the scoutmaster troop execu- once od view de and the re 1 r at et night to Friday but failed home h the Goodri re- e Hill will re- Wednesday night Several tests werc ‘n an super- club. by met Fri night at ht al a HOR LUMBAGD i i Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves You just rubMusterole in brisk}: usuzally the pain is gone—a delicious, soothing comfort comesto takeitsplace. Musterole is a ciean, white vintment, made with oil of mustard. Use it instead of mustard plaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Muster- ole and recommend it to their patients, .. They will gladly tell you' what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- ‘bago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises chilblaing, frosted feet, co! chest. Always dependable. 30 and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. " DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREE Livery Cars for Hire, Ktora upplies and Repairing Kknowingly of poise underm make that your IS to e Zood X he jnst what you mas broker mix the with ‘ou at de poisons sveryth are your yed of with nd ceny you eat. houzh this statement may ] startling, it ix absolutely trace and ny relinble Dentist will youch f it Decayed condition of th warrmnts no dela in ing prompt and proper Dental attention unless you are satisficd to pay the penal- ty of great suffering and heavy expens counsel not in on wholly with your our purposc. Recognition of this ple of practice has won for us hundreds of staunch friends who deeply appreciate the sin- y of our determined ef- that have resulted in them suffering and with an ob- ur part but welfare ad princi- AND ASSOCIATE DENTAL SPECIALISTS NAP-A-MINT. HOURS: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Day and Night. ' and feinting and their treaf- | ment was followed by setting-up ex- | ercises. It w unnounced that | general contest in making fire by friction weould be held at the next meeting. Every member of the troopn now has a fire-making set. Sema= phore siznal drill and patrol quizzes were held. The “panic arill” was pract -(‘% by patrols. This consists in practice in evacuating a room full of people by the various exits in case of fire. Troop at the in plac . social the Girp § tinme w shock . 13 met Wednesday night Memorvial church and of their regular meeting held 1d entertainment at which souts were guests. A\ good enjoyed by all. Troop No. 1€ met Thursday night Joseph's chure ith abont 30 preser out ecutive Cook was visitor and spoke to the boys on plans for the future of the troop. On Thursdey of this week the troop { will register and will probably be or | eanized into two ironps. Scoutmaster nch nas secured Messrs. Kelly and ully to assist him’in the work of i the troops. The monthly se court of honor w club building last al' mew bers of the court y court of honor cons s of W French. principal of the Grammar school: itev Leo sullivan of St s church: W. W. Bullen, su- perintendent of the Fairview ceme- tery. and Willium Fay of the Stan- ley Works. The following scouts received the at St hoys sion of the locul held at the Bo; Monday night w . The m C 1 | i with | on | A baok entitled CANADIAN NAVAL FORCES DEMOBILIZE Ouly Navy Colleges and \bout Mien Will be Retained in Don n Serv Ottiawa, March N na Demobilization of « ces, with excep- tion of the naval colleges and apy mately 500 men has been ordered by o affairs, naval Jour allantyne, minister o according to the Oftawa | have not been le According dockyards at are beingz disn rned. to the Journal the ni nimalt and Halit mitled: the organiz 1t these ports arc to be disband- nd the Canadian croisers and Rainbow are to be sold. In addi- tion the demobilization order affects headguarters sta Otficials in Mr. ment refused to d A discussion of Canada’s naval policy has been under discussion for some time. It was yped recently by @ report of Admiral Viscount Jellicoe, invited by the dominion government to make a report in Canada’s naval needs. The admiral declar of @ building program r: $5.000,000 to $25,000,000 Proposals for a Canadian naval building pro; were reported to have been met with disfavor when | they were submitted to of government farces lust Tues Less than half a dozen members wer I said to favor even a moderate scheme | of naval defense. GERMANS ANXIOUS TO REVISE TREATY tions ed ntyne’s depart- s the matter ng from rm Are Said to Be Preparing Formidable World Propagand Th Paris, March -Germans are pre- paring a formidable world propaganda in favor of a revision of the Versailles treaty and the holding af a new inter- national conference at which quished nations might be represented for the object of changing or eliminat- ing muny clauses of the present treaty between Germany and the allied na- tions, according to a Geneva dispatch. The Greatest Crime been prepared and of Humanity” hs 10,000,000 copie tribution, espec in Ameri land and France, and it is millions of other pamphlets along the same line will follow. Reactionary revolt 11 in Berlin Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root For many \: V(Iruf.‘:_’:isls with much have the r BTt kid- watched intere: markable Kilmer ney, It is a physician’s prescription. Swamp-Ikoot is a strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys, liver and bladder do the work nature tended they should do, Swamp-Root has stood the test of a It is sold by all druggists on ts merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many maintained by wamp-Root, the great P liver and bladder medicine. sure to get Swamp-Root and start treatment at once. However, if you wish first to test to Dr. Kilme & Co., Binghamton, WA for a imple bottle. ‘When writing be sure and mention the New Britain Herald. ccond -cls investiture ank Van- torbrouck, John Slude, Elbert Niema- Howard Belsor and Wallace Knapp. Th Imarsh the firstec investitur ‘he following merit L awarded: George L troop No. 7. pathiindin | ery: Walter Nerkic of troop No. 7. pathfinding and personal health; Irv- g Parker of troop No. 4, civies and rpentry; Henry Firnhaber of troop s naling, ‘athletics and inter- pretin The before 1t badaes wer urenaitis of and machin made by the was warmly com- member of the Scoutmaster 9 and J, A. Also Mr. Tid- owing scouts s meetin plimented by every court. Visitors w McKenney of troop No. { Barrett of troop No. 7. ma The checker tournament will plaved off the Bovs' club building at 7:30 tonight. One scout from each troop under the New Britain juris- ! dietion will he present to represent their troop. Some of the lroops seem think that they have the trophy ady won. At any rate, from ob- rving the different plave it will be a hotly contested cvent, | lic will be welcome. Through the courtesy of | Weeks, principal of the ¥ school, the scout executive ! the boys of the school Friday ing on scouting and what it for. There were about 100 bo ent and all showed an active in what was said. to morn- pre BOY KILLS BROTHER Middletown. March —Theodor Pioseki, 10, was shot and killed here ter by his brother, Joseph, 14. The boys were playing with a revolver which belonged ta hrother. Medical niner J. 10 shooti accidental. 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