New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1920, Page 2

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D. Vail, formerly physician in the Balti- mora Hosgital and & Medical Examiner. CCEPT UTES. 'PUBLIC WORKS MEN WAKES INSPECTION Commissioners Gonsider Problem of Getting Electricity The board of ¢ pubili the « rks was out rday after- was held in the hall afte were inspectin ity yes noon and a me in City ting board's 1 Al th and m rer, mi ne at Williams wh werns the new high- Plainville and the place of stringing high tension the power plant, north- center the in West stay way to rouble in wires from a4 to subway A right of The Hart electric’ treet way being sought Realty company to wires through Trum- an additional facility ectric current into stringing of overhead w is necessary just mow but in tin there will be a subway down Black Rock avenue end over Cor- bin avenue the power statiom. Mayor Curtis opposed the petition of Connecticut Light and Power pany seeking permission to string 0 volt wire system on the ex- » western end of West Main 80 as to connect with the sub- wa in that street. At the meeting -Councilman Abra- ham Gorbach was given a hearing on his itton to have Stanley street 1 the new houlevard graded. iie ered to pay part of the expense of a steam shovel on the job and would pay the amount over $300 which the proposition would cost. Engineer J D. Wifllams estimated the cost £1.000 with a steam shovel and $1.- %00 by hand, The board voted to have Stanley street graded for a sidewalk but did not teuch the pro- position of the boulevard. A petition Jor re-location of a Hartford avenue was with- An extension of the subway the pavement would if the work was done remove a locust street. Ledge Crest will property own- The 0 recommend to the installing of main n working through is fr string bul} for conveyir th Th: om city s on wn repairs to o necessary voted to tree at 1487 Stanley A wuter main in be installed when the board voted to council. The there would olid rock | matter of s tal upon “ m in Daly motion of John Moore. Assistant 1. Camp has d A brief regarding rights to main- streets and points possibilities in the A sewer ioner orporation Counsel M the various The out The nd e report is authorities have direc- trol over the placing, ind maintenance of the wi not only the mw ing them sbove the ground the right' to compel them underground utilities tion which includ but to be put public commission and direc- ar re-construction as for instance, size of the wire to he used, the to the poles, or the method of installation of There is no methoed of pro- edure speci 0 in the stat have exclusive jurisdiction tion Ixtur wires \n electric company should come » th ty ity the public must have sentx its pe- utilities commis- the approval of authoriti ore placing 1" ind xhould, city n ms. proy WRAY'S NEW Jon, E Harvard k Club, Jim Wray rowing « Former Rowing Men With New Yo New York, Aug. 4 eded 1L 1 was en, Roat club n his duties e Harlem River ment oac) lLone £ thi it the boathou 1 the afte h ae one ounced in The Lone weh is the first the 1 Wray be may he : near futire luh's signing of move by i in many years I be the Middle rowed a such rlem wh to be Day At CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years \DACHE Signature of RELIEVED QUICKLY NO DOPE-NO ACETANILID! 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HEAD FOR NEW BRITAIN l Boose Truck Hits Girl Near New York | and Kills Her New York g, 1 An auto driven Churles Parafinifi and bound from York to New RBritain Conn down and Kkilled Hilda Wester- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ran holm Westerholm at Armonk. five miles north of White Plains, vesterday. Jollowing the arrest of Parafinifi, members of Troop K state police. found he was transporting a barrel and twenty cases of rye whiskey. The police say he could not produce a license and he was lodged in the White Plains Jail. He will be turned over to the Federal anthorities. The truck and liquor was held The girl was killed as she and her mother were crossing the streea while her father stopped to have his car repaired. The family w from Pittsfield to New Yor Recipes of Our Pionecer Mothers for the home treatment of disease were wonderfully dependable. True, they knew nothing of drugs, but owed (heir success to the roots, herbs and barks of the field. It is interesting to note that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- ctable Compound. the most success- ful remedy for female ills we have, was originally prepared for home use from one of these recipes. Its fame has now spread from shore to shore, ahd thousands of American women now well and strong elaim they owe their health and happiness to Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. —advt. Y * RULE MAKERS WIN Schade Al Holds New Britain Machine Company Batsmen (o Twe MHits—Red Camphell in Limelight The Stanley Rule and Level Company's bascball tram won a well-plaved game last turned back S oto 2 Shad” had #omething on the ball last night and as a result the Machinists were able to conneet with the ole apple for only two safeties. Not only was the speedy Rulemaker there with the old pitching stuff. but he also SWung a mean bludgeon. getting three aafe hits In four trips to the Jimmy n who was on the for the also hurled a same. gems were contributed by Red Hinchliffe and both players A GOOD TIME to refinish your floors inside and outside the . house, and do other renovating, is while ON YOUR VACATION Lest you forget, better ring us up, 359 —and we'll do the rest. We hold the Key to Cleanliness and 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. Paints—Wall Papers—Window Shades. HERALD CLA SSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RETURNS A REAL, LIVE FURNITURE SALE 20 Per Cent. Less Than Regular Prices--forCash A sale that particularly appeals to the young people recently married and about to wtart house- keeping in earnest. We invite you to come in an inspect our show- ing of g Home Outfits A display that cannot be surpassed in quality or cqualled in price. This is our usual Mid-Summer Sale. The same sort of a money saving cvent we hold every year at this period. Our old friends know these sales well, but now we want to reach you too, Mr. and Mrs. New Home Makers. We want you to become, like your elders, one of our “year after year” good friends. Our Deferred Payl;lent Privilege is yours merely for the asking. On this plan we will deduct 15 Per Cent. Discount. The first payment to be one-third of the pur- chase and the balance divided into monthly amounts to close the account by February 1, 1921. There are no formalities to opening an account and you have way into the winter to pay it.