New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 2

1400 VOTERS ADMITTED W wons. | O *TVIOLATES AUTO LAW; |1 YoTeRs apuIrmen | bovensmesemme L.z PEEEARES THE— New citizens will be adimitted at’the 1 committee scheduled to take place | place, ox-Mavor Joscph M. Halloran ¥ e final session of the hourd of selectmen | Yesterday afternoon did not oceur. ' and Alderman Angelo Paonessa. both Good . A strars in the board of public ]"h,.im..m Jchn Glacken has called ©f Whem are in a receptive mood. | | i \fternoon and eveni he board has | Bootn's blcck s cvening at 8 We Have It ! Violators Over Week-Bod | bes i semion since morsing wna | oclons o st the gris for e i+ [Cotlcura Soap cus mn! ma ampaign ill conclude admissions at 7 o'clock | 1 \ SRS 5 % aill concludo admissions ut T ¢ \‘-“,,4.3;;,,“1 e e rmEalen Clears the Skin And New Britain, will soon be putting on a new | | made Saturday and it was reported | was to hold. the citv convention coat of paint Judge John H. Kirkham this morn- | that the number signing the repub- i ay evening of this weck but a = ing fined Paul Robisille $10 and | lican seroll was 5 imes that of | postionement is necessitated hecause and Keeps lt Clear 2 costs in the police court, for operat- 1 the democrats b re was ) the ward caucuses must be held fr?:&;g:é‘:;:‘:'l:{;‘c\}nl? ’Sc.,n-:;{yxwlh&r:‘ats;’nip::: i LETYS LEAI) THE PROCESSION ing a motoreycle without having | o record for one session. fivst, A New College Ice “NEW HONEY” fine of $7 and costs was dmposed on — = = Besides it’s cheaper to paint than not to paint. Mchael @hupinski for drunkenness. ::E;‘y:mim'”"\‘\‘,:; ‘.‘.H,\If:‘n“:\.n, Complete April List NOW on Sale We Sell Reliable Brands of ¢ Heard. On Vanilla Cream with Dripping Strawberries and Whipped Cream— 22¢ [’ "l"yku 1' LONGMAN & MARTINEZ’S for 30 years. THE ‘ .’II’.' ,H 0 u I I I la SHERWIN-WILLIAMS for 3 years. ! him Em‘x:rl;nih e '\(.)’1>‘~J<y:l‘)1n-:'”iw.n‘)‘d% i testified that he gives his wife money. F. O. PIERCE & CO.’S Agate, for 5 years. charged with drivins a motor vehi- Al employer appeared for hi | i . T e e PAINT STORE: 3 and 5 Franklin Square. Starting e e Dance Music S A case f Simon Simalian, { | | ’prn]n‘r registration and license, A | | i i { knowing that he did not have a | license. Trosecuting Attorney George Chinese One-step—Part L. e . . Chinese Orchestra } E-4506 W. Klett informed the employer that Chinese One-step—Part Il. ., . . . Chinese Orchestra f/ 85c it was very Kkind of him” but Lily Wond'ring—Fox-trot I Tanee Jazz Band ) 5 pgs7 o a would have to appear in person As You Can’t Get Lovin’ Where There Ain’t Any Love— '85 the city of Bristol did not adopt the Medley Fox-trot . . . Louisiana Five Jazz Orchestra ) 85¢ "1}.} ‘,," sl W probable that Just Like the Rose—Fox-trot . . . . Paul Biese Trio) A-2864 Ar. Lily did not leave ez - | When You're Alone—Fox-trot . . . Paul Biese Trioj 85c We will open and close our Asslit e ocaniontt Hawaiian Hours with You—Walez Carl Seville and Jack Geddes}A-ZBSS store to conform with the Violates. Probat Cinderella—Fox-trot . . 5 . CarlSevillaand Jack Geddes 85c MLy gampoeil - with My Isle of Golden Dreams—Medley Waltz Columbia Orchestra | A-6 139 : 2 ‘,m:‘{m“g D f‘.y,..lm., will in the That Naughty Waltz—Medley Waltz . Columbia Orchestra /| $1.25 2 M f > HARTFORD police cour ‘row morning to A ) - palice (couy mornne i GrirorOnewstep ... . Arc Hickman's Orchesra | A-2858 ! DAYLIGHT answer that charge. She WS A%l Roge Room-—Fowot . . . Arc Hickman's Orchestra 7. 7 : ° ° Aok il i ¥ Apple Blossoms—Waltz . Prince’s Dance Orchestra heodore Jo son o 2 com- 0 SAVING Theodore, Jomson following & com- | G]f Fashioned Garden—Medlcy One-step | Az874 / eclals In A5 T b Paeni SOt Prince’s Dance Orchestra J Ste Mary has S s e, i W fin Gems from Opera Several hoys, ranging in ages from | 10 to 14 years were arrested over the { i ek-enc ) yrders 5 i A ~. >, 46 If you haven't bought your Spring Hat yet, you will have ample Weekeend o' oracrsiof thelideteetive 7 Barcasolle—from Tales of Hoffmann . Rosa and Carmela Ponselle } 5848 e e e e R e o bureau of the local police depart- S T PR A = (!/b¢ ment The boys re accused of hav. Rigoletto —Tutte le Feste al Tempio . Barrientos and Stracciari 49611 Sstcilan very eis Rt Ielecn; Tuke T (LR : rimmed Dress Hats, 36.98, $7.98 ~i1Re otts d Values Up to $12.00 These are exceptionally smart mod flower and fruit trimmed, with lisere crow nd ¢ al touche: h Georgette: Crepe for facings and trinu ng cffeets, ANl the smartest colors of the season are included. Spring Models,” $9, 12, 15, 18 Tiats madde of the beautiful cclophone braid or lisere with touches milans and other chaoice straws and braids are included: — g~ feathers, fancies and smart ornaments 5§ tive and promincnt. B Chfldren s Hats, $2.25, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98 e Tailoved um\ that arc an ~mm-n and have They arc just the thing for school and would be ap- m > for Sunday. 1 & v.'l 1t chargzed with | (E’omlacm Yy P B T Comic Talking Records ¢ Berlin Prisoners Held. Charles Austin and John T BB Elder Eatmore’s Sermon on Throwing Stones Bert Williams | A-6141 Elder Eatmore’s Sermon on Generosity . Bert Willams f $1.25 3 ‘ S Back Home on the Farm .+« . Golden and. Hughes )} A-2859 ELpat R AL R ATl on) stable John Hackett of Kensington Ershny Ay SN Coliieh ancRgugher 5o HARTFORD vesterday on the charge of drunken. Uncle Josh in a Cafeteria e « « « . CalStewart] A-2854 e e IR PO Uncle Josh and the Sailor < . CalStewartf 85c Berlin_ who were arvested BRI the local s n house Prose ing Attorney Charles F. Lewis, for — — — Mt 1 They will be arraigned in the Rerlin ity i I thin Chioe i . Al Jolson | A-2861 rowith all the tixings at Bar- | George G. Griswold. 3 i / Was There Ever a Pal Like You? 5 . Henry Burr f 85¢ s Tuesday, $ o clock.- AVt y il f ’ You're a Million Miles from Nowhere When You're }A-ZBGZ 7] ) el old-rasbioned Second Ward | town court this evening before Juis | ESESEER S n e SON TR (/) Oné Little Mile from Home . . .. Fred Hughes } “g00 MAN DIES SUDDENLY. h e Once Upon a Time—from The Magic Melody « . Fred Hughes are spemdng o few da = - g / All That | Want Is You . . « ° . Henry Burr} A-2863 Andrenhasncles i OO Gronve Strect) 3 3 ; o 7 When the Harvest Moon Is Shining = & . Lewis James § 85¢ City en tonishi until S o'clock . Suctumbs to Attfek of Asthing R ; ; S Dear Little Boyiof Mine &= = . Riccarda S!raccnri} 7:‘5;3 o your % ik E SLalind's s StOre.——idy. ndvew Kasuelevicen, a N\ e 5 Vocal Gems €zom “Buddies” . Columbia Light Opera Company | A-6142 on, Norman A, Jr. wis b e iiaullonly o i \ / 3 Vocal Gems from “Irene” . Columbia Light Opera Company § $1.25 feareis hospit e e Ll Some Day You'll Know . . . . . lenry Burr] A-2867 tys, Norman A, Down in My Heart . o7 1 I Charles Harrison § 85¢ i vl Comrades . . . Campbell and Burr | A-2866 FA0 S X Gt 1 . 4 Sweethearts . . Gladys Rice and Charles Harrison § 85¢ X ; When the Roll Is Called up Yonder . . Farl F. Wilde | A-2873 tunthl & o'clock as he app b i Erty \ P Softly and Tenderly . . EarlF. Wilde f 85¢ Faster trading time ¢ | Mah Lindy Lou. . . . . Oscar Scagle) A-2875 B . v. land died shortly afterward '\ § ( Sorter Miss You . 2O . Oscar Seagle / $1.00 T (he medical exam- ’ Why Did You Do It? .~ - Jack KaufmanA.2865 due (o cardiag \ Oh! Mother, I'm Wild o 7. JackKaufmanf 85c S . amd Mrs. Simon Luddy and it Miss Gertrude of W oman e o Hear Dem Bells e C. Browne and, Pectless Quartette | A-2853 native of za5 Keemo Kimo . . Harry C. Browne and Peerless Quartette S 85¢ arried i Oh! How I Laugh When [ Think That I Cried Over You survived by hi ¥ A two hroth- | Nora Bayes ers. Anithony and R Suelevicesn. Snoops, the Lawyer : s 5 . Nora Bayes e was o member he Stanley ! Wo = Mutual e V ‘ N \ BELERS N ) i man e X I t IM ; wodeenon) | Gl / nstrumenta usic ; e =Y ‘ MOrTow - mornin Orpheus in Hades—Dverture, Part I. . Cincinnati fro ”b] 6 BELLANS | SRSE : ST e el Ay £ brings prompt relief from skin troubles | Hot water T o & S S ; Orpheus in Hades—Overture, Part II. . L‘mcinnln) $1.50 Yt P No matter how severe the trouble 2 Sure Relief TRl i 2 _ Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Eugen Ysave i e Why fnnr;nuic‘}:n<uf";“;m:;;;‘§"' e e bme throngh long standing, 7 postponed its Work. from April ' 4 Bird Calls—An Evening in Birdland . Edward Avis | A-2860 ; {;{“f,:}',"{?,,f,’.'m INOT, OINT. nor how sensitive the skin, Resinol E - N | foApril & aF wiich timie tho § N Bird Calls—Birdland Melodies . _ . Ldward Avis/ 85c - o iDles Y e TR s t.'ndhc used v\thnutlgga‘rm(:‘;;,!dlv:‘{; tory degree will be conferred 2 gredients are pure ai BORIINDIGESTION! | il S D0 @nfeetd on o : o L (o b O chestrap A= 2858 J |8 soothe the irritation so quickly? it BICENE 108 frther irritation while im Trombone L : é Columbia Orchestra j 85¢ usually stops i healing. ¢ all druggssts. e h S A ) Get the New Columbia Novelty Record Booklet cools the inflamed, burning surface. he i i COLUMBIA Jo! chnferrédibyial team! consisting o : ; Every Columbia Dealer has it. S EAEONOLAS 1 s i Fromi AT i 5 3 Any Columbia Dealer will play you any Columbia Record Standard Models B conniorty o e ‘ : . i Mo — New Columbia Records on Sale at all Columbia Dealers. 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