New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1920, Page 2

e e—— = S SRR S ———— - .. -~ 3 - Eat more Fish and redu(‘e‘ g = G - ‘ithe High Prices of Meat. '; CHAS DILLON & . Nice Shore Haddock ... 10¢]; HARTFORD MUSICAL GLUB HAS . EXCELLENTPROGRAM | The American Home Boston Blue Whole Fish 12(-}‘. 'INice Fat Flounders ... 12¢ Bluefish Steak | |Siiver Bass T b Distinctive et i e T Millinery . | r{ish, Sn}elts, Live and|! For a trimmed hat that boasts _ ||Boiled Shrimp, Soft Crabs, oriFmal and diftmotive touches, n Opened Oyster and Long :rpf]:"*ls model ‘that outdoes all its com- 5 petitors, a tailored hat that for Clamz for Frying, Roundj| and- umnswrhress i distinctly “di 5 T ent you could do no better than make 8“;%:‘35 ol:)i:lkf%l%m; loc Dillon’s your millinery headquarters. -W 1 o’clock] | - - Thursday evening. SILK BEAVERS ’ g For the perfectly groomed woman, n | > one ‘s strict attention 10 { cery silk Beaver Hat is in- w ispensahle her hat w robe.” We have them in black, navy. brown and tatpe, stunning models and moder- cly priced as all our hats are. Eight Musicales, Two Lectures Is the best decorated in the world because the Spirit Hair Nets est Quality Bterilized ’ i e 1o be open to the pub- || consideration ‘a small expenditure for Wall Payer for 35c i e wenerion st v [ ong Decorating imvolves. announced later. The subjects of the two open meetings will be ; and Two Concerts Arranged 1 of Progress in this counfry hhs made it possible for ‘ t . —_—— you to obtain the product of the best artists and man- ’ As already \ LD et b ufacturers of Wall Paper for this purpose. Britain Musical club will present this on in recital, Harold Bauer pianist, Sunday afternoon, November If you will permit us to show you el new ent 7th, and Gilovanni Martinelli, nor, . i i Wednesday evening. March 2, 1921 ideas in Home Decoration, just received, you will Aside from these two artists’ con- . corts, the club announces a series of easily be convinced that your home is entited to the eight musicales by local talent, two m various musicales, not including the 1.—Miscellaneous Evening. 4 Polish Musie. 5.—Evening of Opera. 6.~Music In America. 1' .ain Smel The New Britain Musical club " i enters upon its sacond ason with PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS the above program object of the club is to promote interest in - GLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES the culture of Musical Art in New Britain and vicinity, and to bring WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, ETC. berdashery great artists to our city Last season the club ]’\rf.‘lll-nllll 3 5 FM KLlN SQ' Nc“' Britain, Conn‘ H‘If P (PR | Pablo Casals, world-famous ‘cellist, rice. together with a series of interesting es by local talent clud solicits the Interest of lovers in New Britain and = this apparel is typleal- 3 p ate members, in or i T » W Il in quality and style. > its work and secure | okl Aty , Indeed, that yon are g artists. The annual dues | The navy is offering anc r chance hese great artist nnus : | to the ex-service men to t: i B to select from stocks of ten dollars entitle @ a trip Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . | O — rkable thing about peo offering of ours to the West coast via Indies, ers to one seat at local musicales e |‘. 'I ,|\ -;n‘ euih ”1 '”"'\‘ Srppprerng] | Havana, Cuba, Panama other and two reserved » »oth arti the yorts b Sast ar est recitals. The former will be held in southern ports both East 1 Wes the Grammar school hall every third A i ey L e It e g 3 ond ove O encing October 1 - n s a he navy TS Monday evening, commencin — | , New York, and will sa about TAR and PAJAMAS 18th and lasting throupgh the follow- Oct. 1 >0 Ar ines of the season's ing April. Associates may bring g * g St P &0 LD l i est Opportunity 1o save of fifty scents per guest recruiting office before that time. ar. Applications for associate member- ship may be ohtained from the chair- man of the membership committee enrly this M i Frances P, Parker 47 Curtis nost of 0 3 i or nt (o] i Main street Reservq Corps BOY BREAKS ARM. : ey Ry — of Mr. and Mrs (aEw i Sant Anlgs AcClintock ompanied to college student e na- | double fracture ‘,(.]. . P t of dues to ‘\““ tion to cnter in te vanced military | by falling from a tree 5 jox 616, New s on h be - per; Mo training and study through the re- |Wa n to th n not later than September or ospital wherc serve officers training co at the by Dl i ¢ ofi(‘rall e et et varioug colleges and u»unvn.q €8s, was = . " | B= 2 /. % ‘//t‘/ : FALK ABSENTS SELF | 2000 Miere today. He dectared = = (ISR puIpany FROM POLICE COURT | trecest “snnsaity. "one ‘ot “the. srest | ' 'm military problems of the United — States would be solved “We are not eking to encourage a military spi d the secretary ment Ovdinances Go Over to body '“.’.n);:‘mlij Tomorrow Morning. \ wact AR LR n Al iadahiy ~ @OV pES) 25 cenn ZZ O\ : ¥/ S The old Block House at Fort McCleaty, - When Ell Falk's name was ¢ e i ca e ] 6 BELL-ANS NN \8 | E < /;((inm, Me. It has been rebuilt in 7Y [TEMS in pollce court this morning te give | constitute this safeguarding force will | Hot water \ P PR, JULY imitation of an ancient structure that him an opportunity to defend him- | be pressing on in their ous bus- \ Sure Relief Z : was erected on the same site the last — — welf on charkes of piolating ineks acttivities, virile, vigorous and | 7 \ of the seventeenth century. : nts Stetson Shoes. | Dealth department’s o r.n.kyflu" et ‘l“‘v:ll‘“;".l:;:::l: :\'\‘:;; E L-ANS A . : Every motor highway and byway advt e ihial e have added to their cducation.” | FOR INDIGESTION A7 The sign of a reliable dealer throughout picturesque New cretary Baker declared that the! - - X - M ST, HARTFORD. ] (0 ves of Violating Health Depast- % to Buy Our K Helen Cunning \nd | absented himself from the ht have re A their | Prosecutor George W. Klett instruct- | office af the Connecticut | ©d the | to have the erring mjlk wer company after vaca- | man hroug) eadquarters today s i 5 1 Sait Brobiem bafers the war ¢ and the world’s best Gasoline England and NewYo.rl,(,ls a part of partment during the world war was to the long “Socony Trail”. - obtain adequately trained men to fill 8 hat a 1 , ntee his appear- e commissioned ranks in the lower ~ ~ Hayden pending her | ance before the court tomorrow morn- R Ay (i raasrve olirers - @ the Catskill mountains g might be secured . : o madkt & siwmbar D l Wh S ll S ny G l Bardeck’s hall Wed. ove., | Employes of the health department | wituatio of & future emer- Moihelas ca crs (0] c Oco_ aso1ne - mncig I, May's orchestra A re tate witnesses in the case X 14 o Policeman illlam ¥ayes o T O, T. C. movement has H H H * Aid socloty of Stanley |a 1 the ed yesterday after- | g v steadily during the past three vm"l“WbatY_"uNeedt“B“’H & hurch hold their first | noo SR that he wns | ves ) ker sald. At the clo You Up and Give You Strength N the-peason today at 2:20 8 y utensils for handling E ademic vear there p the home of Mrs. Louis | mik v harged that he | 2 1 its having an enrollment. 3 hestrut stréot neglected 10 change the water in his ents and 126 junior units n's Mission Circle of the At church met in the 3 P Because it is a hon-secret, scien- tific combination of the most suc- cessful tonics known — Cod Liver stu e than 40 5 Jentviy More | then’d 99 and Beef Peptones, Iron, Nux army ¢ rs were engaged in training cooling 1 A fine pats was } s = a ) | : 3 | down .in t Jacob Bronroski | i vi i - oline artle “The a¢ crecsed i - enriches the blood with thou- s Carolin Bartlett | on 4 charge drunkenness He | oot bt i ds of red blood corpuscl ’ ) #o hour followed AP raic iast Taiatt | with both students and sands of red _corpuscles, ek of Maple street, will withorities,” sald the secre quickens the circulation, creates high standard of student spirit and a hearty appetite and imparts MAYOR CURTIS PEEVED | pioric mae deveiopea in many mti- | | Strength sad vigor to every part A. M. Paonessa, Hartford Avenue udies at the University Je. Koser has resumed her ‘ | tutions ana some desire .a special 0 hospital ‘training sehool course in military training. The re- Pfiysicigns Prescribe 5 t et vacation spent in Litch- sults obtained have given ample rea- and Druggists Recommend C A B M i S re l\\m Use His Influence to See That \ for the belief that the system is = 2 o ence9 am ndamentally sound. With praper Sho hand 5 Day‘: “« there will be continued progress, a < D’ S'.Negri’ KeHSington . Contracts, He Says. greater enrichment of courses offered, > . e madaes s ecause, ho clatms, Jonn B, St | & MEher degree of training and & lno Corbin Motor Vehicle, Chestnut Street / braader fulfillment of the needs of Maguire Receives No Future City | government support it is evident that guire has been unnecessarily lax fin Tufiling Mo part on o coutrast with | (2, Batiosal defense n the mext e Ay C. P. McCarthy, West Main Street the city for the construction of No. 6 s [3 b engine . The secretary said that 5000 prob- ngine house, Mayor Ogson F > g P S et or Costs You Nothing VIR communicate’ with the sorver: eers which the T O T Aug. Echut, Newington tion counsel to determine 3 ¢ . A4 bee expected to provide = i ? much the city can do in regs nnunlly, assuming the average use- | . The mavor and | fuinew of those receiving reserve Kaminsky Bros., Farmington Avenue. finance co ttee took over the work | commissions would continue ten ve: some e o ving Maguire the | he said it was evident that this r . contr 0 ec »te the work start- | of production must be mairtained. So 2 G, A, Ventres, Be[‘lln L g fire ! Assurance was | far the numbap@ommissioned has not 2 7R\ worl would | even app bthe estimate. It is worvomen | cxpectas & will be commic. | [ ‘ M. L Jester, Arch Street sicned this . ’ ' / Infor o Tt o g | mitars teGlR coeancariona n- | [ESCA A kA | J. W. Woodruff, Berlin i * een start . st stitutions was' having the effect of i > ey i inSusncs fo1s | Wlmen with ine nements of e | FCARERENAE o) < | New Britain Carriage Co., East Main St. o the | training SMITH HEADS SFRPENTS. | Child Wrecks Auto When Inter-Organtsntion of 1 e He Releases the Brake Spanish ticura Be Your .‘ -I\"”l ;.‘»Iu Officers, ot ¢ tod car owned by were elected by 3 North street, hought Always| |- Xex riain iair, Milnary Graer | wax batls wreekea sesteraay atter- | ished to a tree | rat signa . At . the Ar- L at the foot o appear ‘ « @ Smith ' the were | front of 193 .Booth strec A 9 vear Booth street hill Urbnowicz had left *he machine in | Is the cheery greeting for the boy with the order of ANGELUS FLOTR Baking made easy and bread made better. i Sold by nnee and pu > ¢ y hing Cuticurs Talcum, a delb Vice-President, | ©dd boy who was playing .nearby jcated, exguisitely ascented pow- cretary Samuel | Jumped into ti machine and Tre- | for every-dav toilet purposes, 1gRon; tre rer, Tke T. Hills: trus- | leased the b e. The lad jumped much to prevent skin tiouble. . [ W. W. Rullen, Myron Young | from the car when it started up, and | ) William Cassidy. The organiza- | unguided the vehicle smed down the tion will be formally instituted Satur- | steep hill, Suddenly it left .the road | dny evening, ptozaber 25 4 2 and g.the curh, it came to a W. MIKIOSZ 101 Broad Strect