New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 2

CUM POWDER Sun-Tox tolletry for the lady ed soothment for | bottle. on Drug Co. 71 Main Street UINE PANAMA HAYs 85,00, ‘high of They as need not be be good axs this line ts will prove and of a excellent purist shap lity weather braid — o -0 AGHT L HORNS de In Italy, ICED AT $5.00. O~ 0 P LOT OF MK IXFORDS $6.75, lack calfskin 9 to 11 in sizes p 7 and omqyan\g UM ST., HARTFORD to Buy Our Kind.™ Wil Close All Day During July and Aug. ITEMS & Lewis Co., Hartfora, Ntore closed - Saturdays m.—advt. y on your vacation keep h the folks at home. The lbe malled to your address or the mountains tor 18¢ t. agents Stetson shoes. i Co.——advt of black screen cloth at Hardware store.—advt. DR EX-SERVIC MEN TO RE-ENLIST ruiting office taday re- from Washington that needed at once for the detachment, reserve of- Harvard Uni- have had corps at men must ice and their discharge h character “very good" ", Applicants can receive ation by calling at the tlon at No. 213 Main L CORBIN OUTING. of Local Club Will Bo at East Haddam, 1 outing of the P. & I will held Saturday, Kast Haddam. The local Il make the trip by auto- be ng the center of the city shore dinner will be the e outing. Athletic events the afternocon [ED OUT OF TOWN, Nolan of this city . Oatley of Meriden were eriden June 21 by Rev. of St. Joseph's rch, jcates at the town clerk’s Edmund A. Hoffman of Josephine Laurette Siew- lle were married in that by Rev. J. C. Tanner. and ch » Bl:u.rms ( Hot water fl%' Suyre Relief | RLIN:IGREI§ ! A GOOD TIME to refinish your floors inside and outside the house, and do other renovating, is while ON YOUR VACATION v Lest you forget, better ring us up, 359 —and we’ll do the rest. We hold the Key to Cleanliness and Comfort. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. Paints—Wall Papers—Window Shades. ASST. ENGINEER HIRED BY BOARD H. L. Nichols of West Hartford, Choice of Commission At a meeting of the board of pub- lle works last eveming, tauvorable was taken on the applicatioa ot H. la Nienols of West Hartford ior the position of assistant city engineer to succeed Joseph D. present city engineer. In addition to the application of Nichols, C. G. H. Heolbrook of New Haven had applicd for the appointment. Both have had much experience in engineering work for rarge corpovations and municipali- ties The claim of Louis Miller for $10 damages asx a result of his car having been stuck in the roadway on Lincoin street was reterred to the corporation counsel for ction An invitation from Rev. J Klingberg of the Chil- dren’s homa to attend cornerstoue- laying exercises was received Bids were received the supply of sewer pipe and it was voted to award the contract to Robinson Cl Products company at 47 per cent. d count. It was veted to give a he, ing on a petition for a sewer in Wil- cox street Petitions for more lights on East Main street, Hartford avenue and Broad street were lald over ,or inspection and similar action was taken in a petition for additional lighta on Hartford road Petitions were received tor accept- ance of Overlook avenue and Park- view avenue. The city engineer was instructed to secure maps and profile. A petition was received for macadani- izing of Lyon street, north of Shultle Meadow avenuc. It was voted to ¢o the work when the money is provided The Southern New England Telo- phone company ¥ granted permis- sion to replace poles, under supervi- sion of the city enginee nd the su- perintendent of wires Petition was received for a sewer In Woodrul court. The city engineer was instruct- ed to secure waivers and if they are not given, a hearing in the matter will tbe held The city engineer reported, in the motter of street lines on Shuttle Meadow avenue that a fl-foot street will answer the purposcs and the lines were adopted. It was voted to pur- chase a vault for the enzineering de- partment. A figure of 1 was re- celved and the vault will be purchased through the Adkins Printing company. OPERATORS ACCEPT RULING ac- tion Williams, the on Interstate Commerce Commission Ex- tends Order 30 Days Giving Proef- crence to Coal Fast of Mississippi. Washington, July 14.—Decision of the interstate commerce commission to extend to 30 days its order giving preferential distribution to open top cars to coal mines east of the Mis- sissippi was accepted today by mine operators generally as a step that would aid in solving the coal trans- portaticn problem The original order would have ex- pired July 1. Roads must place an embargo against consignces failing to unload open top cars within 24 hours after deMvery. Railroads may sign cars without regard to existing ratings for the mines so as to provide fuel for current use to public utiii- ties and public institutions as- 'HEADACHE NO DOPE-NO ACETANILIDE r TRY IT AND BE COMFORTABLE APUDINE LIUID = QUICK EFFC APPROVE TAX LEVY Board of Finance and Taxation Offcis Recommendation at Special City Mecting. No opposition was voiced to a res- olution as recommended last evening to a special city nieeting by Judge B. F. Gaffney of the board of finance and taxation calling for a recommendation to the council that a special tax levy of 2% mills on next year's grand list be approved. The purpose of the ac- tion is to secure '$140,300, of which s 300 is for teachers’ salaries, $60,- 000 for the street department and $5,000 for repairs at the municipal slaughter house. About 50 attended the session, including the membership of the finance and taxation board, public works board and several coun- cil committees that were to meet later in the evening. Informal Health Board Session Discusses Work Routine matters were discussed yes- terday afternoon at an informal ses- sion held in the oftice of the health superintendent by Commissioners Henry T. Bray and William Cow- lishaw and Superintendent T. Eben Reeks. Among the matters favored were the installation of a sewer in Alden sireet, a change In the hours for sweeping sidewalks on centraily located streets, the handling by the city of the garbage proposition and the strict enfereement of sarlitary laws, WANTED—OLD PAPERS. Germans Will Collect Old Newspapers to Sell and Aid Countrymen. A drive for cid newspapers will soon be started by the New Britain German Relief society in an effort to secure money to be sent to the hun- gry thousands in Germany and Aus- tria. The old papers are worth con- siderable money when sold and it is thought this method is the best Known to secure money. The local society has already sent several large sums to help the people on the other side of the ocean. DR. COOMBS The Naturcopathic Physician and Chiropractor Office hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Lady assistant, 10 a. m. to 5 p. fn. 252 Main St, Corner West Main St. Telephone 7635, DEAR DOCTOR: Through a friend who had what was termed his legs and was cured by you, I dr cided there was hope for me. : lungs then were in very bad co: tion and I was all in. I am now j fectly cured, and yot have built my whole system so that I am mu« stronger than ever before. I feel like a giant. My brother Bill who was blind and physicians said he would never see daylight again now reads, writes, and drives a car. He will stick with you until com- pletely cured. He too is now strong as an ox through. your body build- ing process. 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