New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 2

MU[;H BUSINESS AT ! ""-...@@fifi“"@'ififii@(&@Qfi@@fifififi#fififi&%! . He who will not look forward, will look backward COUNGIL SESSION The Peerless & PSS o Paotessa ifs at City Cars—May EX er ci ser Bring Gun Here ya Tox It is usually a thankless task to advise people. But we have decided to take a chance with you. A few minutes’ daily exercise with this exerciser 10¢ \ ) of | Il develop every muscle in the body and enable Like it “ | h e k ther crnck | you to be a stronger and better man. B addailadiontymmilil, $ We have sold and used this exerciser for years S . & and can vouch for fts muscle building. lough-hearded but speed i your en- i Rl Shaving Cream s LIGHT TENSION HEAVY TENSION Never Allow Yourself to Believe . . X : 336 Main Street & That your circumstances will not permit you to own | anked: ittt & a home site and eventually a home of your own. E | ccause the ca GRHEBISLBECBRBHEE D c R e A S — == R e The man or woman who .fears to assume the owning rug U' The chalrman replied | ! of a home site is always cringing to the rent problem. S aeran Sy U iboeris | , — \ The clever person is not the one who continually ‘ | \ v ] ’ waits, but the one who finds out facts quickly, and rd o Make chase c——— Alderman Dehm moved that -xu»‘ < N\ 5 acts accordingly. Showing of | resolution he accepted and the mat yourd o effect th . department be empowered to e weinn g Herbert L. Mills egedoretote Toedot chote TRt Tt CKS [sm i el £ The City Is Hundreds R el R Many styles are made of Shoe Ugas ||vo oo |l Gaan Kid which has proved its Of HOII]CS Short No miracle will make good the shortage. We must n thelr lovely " e the purchase as re- e i leadership through long use in all do our part, small or great as our strength and | dd [ « i rON o ‘ th R A will-power permits, in order that the next few years s | j “.'. 4 v“"‘:,"l,lll‘f.:?.’.,',f.'."l"".l,l.«V may bring a return of the normal happy heme con- § ear mmat || be broushi te thia city as & war ave- | Or / y ditions we once enjoyed. permitted on venir for ay purposes. The war department « agreed 1o give the the gun provided transportation A T Exceptional Styles ' . wafall |1 i e BWe are exclusive agents for this We Conceive Our Part < shraiAphibonithdin el i . To be the honest development of home sites for you. pany B city ECONOMICAL HOME SITES When o r M progress was pre- SeNtad b (ks madyoe's Teki PO R I iEE at prices and terms within the reach of all. Mderman Gilpatri moved that it ULL ST, he accepted and coples furnished the @ e | i 0 o Globe Clothing H * g House CONVENIENT HOME SITuS. s T s { Within reasonable walking distance of Central P BB sl et e ‘ Square; on the electrics; on the main motor car Aith ore ansanitary than the : o e B e e Ll oras \ Feroraed Sin il e o e o highway to Hartford. mittoe 10 believe . the board of public \n.g and elec- | Lud. ufl Waterbury, president of the | at Purk Ne- Mayor Curtis made kno his in- | trical superintendent petition of | class. The Misses Ivelyn Carlson, ~ . e o v e T R I Recide i mt tonie | imais By ik HEALTHY HOME SITES of the hoard of fire commissione x| incinerator in the ar of the city | ence Mcleod will give * a -e . . ¢ to create positions of master mw was refergglfto the city hall | Questions.” “Class Jingles ith practically all improvements. chanle and deputy fire chief in that | P of health given by the Misses llelen Clancy, | department The matter was re harles L. RBarnes Margaret Miller and IMorence Con- lon are requested - T . -~ u ferred to the ordinance committee N » ster 0. The history of the class will tive department Aftor the action had been taken the t gragdherossing was referred to | be given by the Misses Estelle Walsh | | mavor saie thewioid committee. and Mary Clancy. The class prophecy glven by N. I " never reach there 1 will .- Dr. G. W. . Hill of the South | will be ziven by Misses Ruth Henry rls, Y. W, C. A 0 Congrveational chureh spoke in sup- | and Vera McNamara The Misses g —advt New Ordinances, port a petition to have an ordin- | Ruth Anderson, Grace Fletcher and of Unity Ne H ¥ wndatl W the ordinance | ance ;‘]r,"h'd to prohibit parking of | Catherine Cody will read held this even committe were eived 10 make it wutos in front of the parsonage on | will, = t Junior O. U.{ illegnl to keep plgs and swine with- | Washington street. It was referred —_— Home sites are being prepared for you on the basis lon on the death n 100 feet of & dwelling or well to tire ordinance committe: corpora- FRENCH SOCIETY PLAY. eKoo Stanley cows. calvex and goatx within 40: | tion counsel and police board. 2 of embodying all these positively necessary features i Hubert and 1“.'_“ % within 20 feet of any dwellin The pe lon of John F. Willis for “Le Crime de Maltavernis” to Be . 2 H with many other advantages impossible elsewhere. Maple Hill, are T rallroad committee moved that | compensation for injuries sustained ns the Mube the Wooster stroct grade crossing be | in fall on West Main street was Given Tomorrow Night. yrotected 1 that ofi of the | referred 1o the cls co ; e 7 P 1 an off the | b o the claims committee and Tomorrow nizht in Turner hall “Le bo given Jume | PONCo depurtment be stationed at | corporation counsel. Similar action Mondow club, 8 | ANY crossing where the tes are not | was ordered in the elaim of Miss ostra will fur. | OPerating. his remuneration to be | Fdith Gates of Hartford, through At- sented under the auspices of the St. pald by the N. Y, N. H. & H. road. { torney J. ;. Woods. She fell on City | Jean de Baptiste society of this city. B R Mre l.,,| the MHeense <n|||n‘u|n-~] Alder- S nus she sets forth, and was badly | The play consists of three acts and a . man Pnonessa reported that the funds | hur Sreleaat.| The Cast of chavarteralis old & two-fam- | post riom the tants in the Petitions for sewers, water mains, | | and ; B et e of local talent is comprised as Arch atreet t Waltz-Lahn all * bout had | street repairs, removal of dead trees. | follows: T P e weltare or gl © o B o| JEIO it m s o b s ey Joins the city’s North End Park reservation by a ona Gardino N e o . v t. For several minutes invitations at the comptroller be authorized | the count's son, V. Dube; Raol San- boulevard 90 feet in width. from one wource or another flew thick | to draw his order to Parker & O'Con- | goi, Indian rajah. A. Rouillier;: Rev. | and t. Councilman Abraham Gor- [ nor company on account of work | patrice de (hamplaurent, Geor;:ej bach invited the council members to | done on engine house No. 6 for | kigunto: Charles. son of Robert L. visit “Park Terrace” Sunday after- | $214.75. upon execution of an agree- | \-uineri Algee Mohul, Arthur Dug- noon and he promised guide them | ment to do the work in a workman- | nayv. Major Sir Frederick Marton, through that neighborhood to see the | like manner in accordance with speci- | poul Lakile: Captain Thomlinson, progress being made there Alder fications, Cyril Routhier & h 31 invited all to the outing of The board of police commissioners | nd, Fourth and Sixth Ward presented a report on the muaicipal ' clubs Saturday afternoon | sarage for the period between Feb- WEDDING TODAY. E e e e e iy Is opposite the site chosen by the state on which to ren's Day exer Ehurch Sunday Sunduy mornin Crime de Maltavernis™ will be pre- Invitation to the democrut members | *hows receipts of $1.790.75, including | Miss Theresa Sullivan Becomes Bride of 1t council. Superintendent John | the $800 appropriation and disburse- : . . AgLE - ey hlad o Gl Rl e Rt ss e e Dl T erect a Normal school of immense proportions with - the members to o lawn festiva 3 hand M; 12 of $744.68% and bills Miss Theresa A. Sullivan of lake epsas . get ine rarirasamebadinihalich - b e u i ie YN Billi | atreetand [ Torat AT R b modern facilities for educational work. . receivahle ount to $495.9 lington one week from S Councilman Crusberg v others | line, oil =6, tires. burg. N Y., were married at 9 o'clock a nuptial high mass We are doing our part. It’'s up to you to do yours. moved that the mavor nddress u let- | tools, etc.. on hand are this mérming at st leanersiGliioalictiiE Dr. S | $250.88 in St. Mar's church. The mass was 3. Ohman, pastor of the Swedish The finance committee recommend- | sung by Rev. Daniel S. Sullivan of Luther hurch, who will v ed payment of a bill of $1.76 S, Patrick’'s ahurch, Norwich, a . f we this eit the William H. Hall com brother of the bride week ' Tward to the city building fund from the Miss Helen C. Flyan of Newburg, soconded the e n., which special appropriations which is in- | a sister of the zroom, was hridesmaid, ecarried unur an terest due on cit building bonds and John J. Kehoe of this city was It is never a case of buy and good-bye with us. It is not enough e Noctdent Would Repair Streets, $1,000 from emerzency fund pub- | groomsman. for us that we supply your home site. Our spirit towards you is you get A recommenrda of th rd of | lie amusement commission for Fourth Mrs. Flynn is the daughter of Mrs. | always: Ts there som‘en'ung clse we can do? Some service we can . publie works for the repair o num- | of July celeb n: $30 from ineci s A. Sullivan of $6 Lake street | . render which shall contribute to your convenience or material pros- v of streets, involvin ) ex- | dental fund 1o Stanley Post. i. A. R.. | and is well known locally Ir. Flynn perity. pditure of shout $9,000. v re- | for the recent Memorial Day celebra- | is foreman at the Stanley Works. ' rd to the mayor the finance | tlon: $75 from the incidental fund to | After their wedding tour, the couple committen for a rego t the next | the Children’s Home to reimburse for | will reside oa l.ake street. eeili Tor (ke Toes ounciiman | Payment of the building permit re- nars nquired If streets e | centl aken ¢ 3 ccommends- ———— " . PR you FURE and i wor I i I dsa it eay weret o E—— HEAR INSPECTOR Telephone 2o el Suite Six wew un i SR naec ; : 2 : e g or sell, STk Thaw poon read the et show = “irst Sanitary laspector John A. 1190 Beoth’s .l.‘k Ing meveral proposed repairs in tha N. B S N. S CLANG NIGHT. will be given a hearing this . IGLEY n‘lt;.v‘l | e = evening at a special meeting of the Normal School Girls Will Hold Their | Poard of health commissioners he - of his actios saying th 2te © b et PER RN | Mavaitit (aadersl LiE reulenstio 18 YEARS IN NEW BRITAIN WITHOUT LOSS TO A CUSTOMER The Larzest Operators in R esidential Property in New Britain. Connecticut §1 [ ollected or Exercises This Eve 3 ‘ from the department last week but Member New Britain Real Estate Board. 'w Rritain dogn by the city cler) Class night exercises of the class | offered no explanation and members Petitions Recetved, of 1820, New RBritain ®tate Normal | of the department requested an ad. A petition of the Bastern Malleable | school will he held ap 7:30 o'clock | jourament until this evening so that Works fo Dilesio. e e .