New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 11

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STOCK MARKET QUOTED (Furnished b taniey R Manager) Po bia Hartford Sowthern American Amer| Americenn American Milings Wristol gle LY« Nu Marine Lamp N I Machin Niles-lie North & Pock Rusnel) Rig Neuvill Asked 147 07 200 105 Elee 1Lt N E Tel Hrass Hostery Hardwar Silver Npencer Fivioss A Lock o4 W Ponad Tudd ow & Mg " leox standard com " o& Wo & Hune Mig ¢ Nerew Stanicy Traut Unlon CLEARING NOUSE REPORT. ) 1 " Clear aom Montreal ars, ve " ne 18 president of La ted for the national « ECTEL amuel Gomp of the Ameri or. was unani 19th onvention June ran e an erntion mously ele time to CHIROPRACTOR TALK No. 2 “HEALTH and HAPPIN ESS” ny 9 YoLz, T What ar wen and J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor IAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK r Fhone 1352 —13 p.m Tuesday, ning Mours: Thurs- saturday, 6:90 (o City Advertuement Mearing on the Fxtension of Lake Sireet jeo in heieby & ring will held before the | Hritatn PURLIC TINS WORKE Tel. 1025-2 Any MHour, Day or Night TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 33 MYRTLE St., East End Ofiice, 183 Jublice St Tel. 1451.2 —Free Use of Pariows. for VU plinters PUNERAL DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittle, inc. ! Financial | | WALL STREET STULK | EXCHANGE REPORTS Close.—On a sudden burst of tivity and regardiess of firmer money tendencies prices mounted to highest levels in the hour. Some oils, motors and shippings registered ex- tremo advances of 3 points, The closing was stron Sales approximated 450,000 last to 7 shares. York Stock Exehange by Tiehter and Co. New York Stock Exchange) June Low (New furnishe th quotations members of 18, High Close Allis Chalmers ? 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Brant Southern I'ac ithern Ry Studebnker Texas Co Texas & Pac Tobacco Prod Pac Fruait Retall St 8 Food Prod < Indus Alco Union United United S Rubber Co 1 1 U S Steel U S Steel pfd ' Copper Willys DYSON IS SLATED FOR THE DISCARD Over (Continued from First . violation of chief inspector and the had been to see him and ap- he more impressed by had told him than by what city health matters spoke of spite. 1 told of that, bhut not, if the mat- should at the law owner The of the parently what they i h duties called for He him 1 knew nothing whether there w ter attention “AL A was 10eds it he to later inte inspection =ted that a soon it agreed relew [ requested a of Walnut refort bhe sent was completed to do mo. I state laws and local found that there was to wheth could not. 1 that the 1 h stroet and re to me The looked aue chairman up the | ordinances ana doubt prosecute th matier bourd request matter. That 1 Up action of sted some requ brought an he » prom- da T have the board be cover the ised 1o to learncd in this of no regard Dyson Seems the meantime I Dyson on the ‘phone and might confer with him he was too busy. but agreed to come frer hours. This he did, bringing him a witness. It ap EXCELLENT ICE CREAM L STRAWBKRRY SHERBET Will Find Our fce Cream a Real Treat. McENROE'’S Irvitated. called sked He Mr if 1 said In husiness with | - CITY ITFM.S (:mmn.--non Henry Morans 10 per Besse of health, in accor vested in me by sndiment to ghe the lexislature, | reads: authorized te member of appointed by other officer and the judge of such « and his shall sts cau board of the 1010, ! ber of the dance with section 1 charter May 8, move peared that said 10 be understood. | his tone of voice in conversation that he w irritated. Statements during our interview in accord with some of but 1 made no comment A few d Iy ing paper a news item views of members of the which it was stated 1 went heads of the commissiancrs, ferring to =pite complaints it was alleged, ! was taking the complainants new man, ihey please everybody which were also another braught up on the sanitary conditions Walnut street, which the requested that the department into; and which the he wanted everything judged from our telephone somewhat by him not ‘policies, ! an Ly = which pent off. show mayor for board or d him is re- my gunt on all collars Adit, Unity meet 1 corner of to attend caus any the rointed poi i cent. dis comn at any mayor, sion an of 54, at at NMrs vs later ad in a morn- or givin h mayor by the be the m { moval which “*rhe conducting ment inability operation and the standi by make Rehekah morrow Hunger- the fu- Members | lodzge, No. afternoon ford neral the will tihve mayor should ard sole of re- ol re- therefor. ement policy the depar ure your Linty azreement e over and in sides with The mavor, being a felt he was trying to and accepling cqm- wolutely un- of the of order cour re son of 10 per cent. Besse-Leland's The St. Jean de this city will Maltavernis” Dewe port two CURTILS, | trimming for him Mayor.” night.—advt : The A, D. S fraternily the New Britain High school will zive a dapce discount on all pajamas of Advt, “ to se uncer any - at and co to you | society of. Crime de tonight. tiste Toe hall 134 present at Turner beat Anderson but oh, as your plaints it rounded member matter in oard uly ports yours 1° the _re- veeks on had look chairman him- CORSON is i nstore Dectines to of letter to the refus Chairman mayor which Dyson’s self did not take any notice of. but the superintendent stated that he | hic resignation as had 1 could have a capy of the report, when | 4t jase night's mecting, is it was made out “I have been doing a great deal « Thesc different serious thinking after our very ring to my going the teresting meeting last night of head, etc., were practically incorrect. | peaith commissione at which and I have waited and expected that | (o5 COFEE eatcaation or the chairman of the board would con- | oo s tradict or rectify them oW The matter of the resignation af the J chief sanitary inspector was not tak-=n up by me with any member of the board. since it was handed in, and I have not expressed any desire for his | removal to any member. If I hav said anything about his competency or being removed it was befare he handed in his resignation, and it must have heen in connection with some of hie work for the department. Room for Improvement. From my investigation and mation received, there great improvement in department. and for s »s paid. gregating over $18.000 per annum. the city should derive a great deal of ben- efit by having sanitary conditions im- proved. My policy since 1 have been of. |1 fice, and which T expect to continue, that the city shall receive somewhere near value for the money expended in a1l departments, including the health department, and that unnecessary ex penses shall be eliminated far possible, in to tender tonight at the Shuttle Meadow club. n reque Stea | 10 per cent. discount men's odd as follows: v srs it Besse-Leland’s.—Advt. nk O'Brien, meter reader for water department, is attending the funeral of a relative in Thomas- ton. Weddin Mor: advt The most popular sport in the state is the Individual State Duckpin tournament and, boys, if you haven't one of the matches make it a point to attend the Dewey-Anderson match Friday night.—advt | Phoenix Temple of Honor No. 19 will tonight at 90 Arch street. The reports of representatives to the Grand Temple held last week at New he on statements, refer- in- the time my ! ry when T accepted on the board of took an oath to dis- duties of that office to the ability, and without fear Thix I have endeavored to | do in the very brief time that I have | had the opportunity to discharge these duties. I, as-the chairman, with other members of the board have de- voted considerable valuable time to|Haven will be made. looking into and investigating the 10 per cent. discount on all hosiery complaints, Hoth real and imaginary, | at Besse-Leland’s.—Advt, most of them the latter. The otto ceremonial You as mayor, and I as chairman | will meet tomorrow evening of the board, have had frequent con- | o'clock in Masonic hall. ferences in reference to this depar! A meeting of the creditors in the ment After stating to yvou what the <ruptcy matter of the Fashon board was endeavoring to vou | Tailoring company of Lafavette street told me that were exercising the | was held today. A compromise with ht methods. and you were glad 10 | {he creditors was made. Attorneyvs that for once some sort of busi- | . B, Hungeford and Da ness method had been introduced ,nieared for the bankrupts, into the hoard for the dispatch of its Children’s Night will be observed by | duties. Th were cert thi Jurritt e Saturday night in that you reguested the rman Judd’s hall on Main street. There will do. These requests could not be no husiness meeting. i carried out conscientiously and a Ofticer Thomas Feeney while on his cording (o h without first way home early this morning found taining & thorough knowledse {he window of the saloon at 11 Spring the justice or injustice of your e S AR quests. 1 have realized fully ficer disclosed that the place had not | the beginning of my brief career as a ! o\ ‘antered. member of the board, that it $9 Bbr cht. Slnoonat ou )ing 1o be a difficult matter RS N Yol nis Ik iBay; obiigall The silver jubilee of Rev. A 1 hive said before | ; “Ghman will be held, thi has bern done by the boar 5 o 2 ; in the Swedish Lutheran Sole GUGEy, shove b Members of the congregation and with the books apen at ull times, | ., 4 o\ o510 will be present and as long as I continue to be a A Vicivala tar $1 it Hane member of said board, the business} ‘o0 g - < | will be transacted in no ogher man-| —}°F bh B! Sexton jmer, and under those existhg con-| t CERE St ditions I refuse to comply witlh Your |\ 0 " 05y L Gamy, to resign as a_member of the | 044104 June 15. F of health_ and if you see fit 0\“.,,‘ Eilenaaiiithe e me, please, in justice to th€\ ok place this week, and personally, state | reasons for taking such action. “I remain, very sincerely yours, EO. H. DYSON, over board's a Y gifts, Hen- removal. Mr. M the appointment public health, I charge the best of my or favor. 20 per cent off. vor, today seen meet committee at 9 do, we in is | see gre yvou 1o he as v Ieots Public Judge. “The public can judge as reliability of the statements made by the chairman of the health board and | those made by myself. The chairman stated definitely in_ 1he presence of mémbers of the Yivard and nespaper reporters, that would sthis norning at the time 1 was leaving the meeting room last evening “His Inconsistency is clearly by his action this morning, when informed me that he would not re- sign, after saying last night that he would resign and that it would bhe unnecessary for e to remove him Tt is ntion® to avoid con- troversy and I did not expect to be at last nighi’s meeting during the discussion of the chief inspector's ' resiznation. as | had informed of the members of the hoard three days before, but 1 wished wring severul business matters the board, and discu. o “Chairm: of the Board.” | | H | ward handling these matters. Con- sequently I desired to be at their meeting later so that they would ha Deaths and Funerals their other business disposed of. T | —_— telephoned the hoard, asking if they Margaret Dun were practically through with their T o e e vt business, and was informed that hey were practically through. and at T had better come in immed- iately, when 1 demurred. Dr. Curtis | advised me to come alonz at onee “When 1 arrived. 1 found, to my surprise that the board onsidering Mr. Dolan’s resignation | the latter’s presence. The public been informed through news- to what the ot to re- m to the as all women's very | v Advt. please to the city whatever has been resign Dr. evening church. | seen in- and he Mors of West Main from the Suffield where he w 'nds from th reises, which Monday and my int any request rd remove public as to me your cent. discount on all chil; at Besse-Leland's.—Ad. outing of the Baptist | \ible =chool will take place he 19th, at Lake Com- gial trolley cars will at 9:32 a. m. Should stormy the Bapti: two or . per dren's\hosiery Nnnual o | be! pounse® the weather be bell will ring at Dunn, } ing a postponemer 10 per Dr. and ¢ pecce-Leland Linec: Walter Wisk against Peter Wrona thro \lbert A. Greenberg for of $100 commission on o | deal EXERCISES, ieine o u = . (2 exceptions) 18 R A Announcement is made of Miss Mar, street to Charles Halinan of The marriage will take in St. Mary's church. e funeral three Mr= street terday afternoon -months-old daughter of W. Dunn of Ly and whose death ocurred morning, wasx held yvesterda with burial in Southington. Geor sS4 ves- the a real esta Te much was . TRINITY Harttord board of fellows will in the Tomorrow i discount on everythink | at Besse-Leland's—Ad. | of the com-\ et Souney | in has papers meeting. Removes today me meet zht program for will 1 as took at ton as o " ark Seuthington | place Juiy 1 first zatheri commencement Day he e the Dyson, missioncr. Latey m | Class Commissioner following notice: Your favor of eve; . There is no specinl need into this matter at length ! seems to be a disérgence in our views | as to the conduct of the affairs of the | which T re 1 | disagreement has arisen. i mind there no other | to take if the city re- | benefits for the expenditures of | { | ! or removed scnding him the at of hand. Ther The Hardware City Loan Corp. Has under construction and offers for sale on.easy terms to employes of loczl industri-~—Three tenement houses, Two tencment houses, Single dwellings.’ health sorr “To board the my an course is to ceive that the p dixpense department by of cies 1 than to with your As have refused to resign as vou told me would two three 1 hereby remove you enforcement in mind H. J. 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