New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1920, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER ONABLE IFT STIONS THER GOODS AMES STATIONERY PERFUMES Checks Cashed) THE son Drug Co. MAIN STREET EN EVENINGS. 'S GIFTS UPREME ly Priced. GOLF STOCKINGS Bound to Please. ours of genuine thers at $0.00 or ones from “Allen idon, of pure lamb's 0. These have fancy but there are many wool Golt Hose, low as $4.00. Hose to Wear Brogue Oxfords. T . < Honafall mpany ORD. o Buy Our €™ 8T, Y ITEMS Christmas framing done Photo Shop.—advt. Camxp, P. O .8 of A. the degree on a class of his evening. After the inl. pld Anderson will enter- uary 7, the Waterbury isit the local organization. and Pea mixed for the 9.00 per ton. FPhone Citi- dvt. Davis of the Method!st New York where he will evening before the Men's West End Presbyterian washing at 9 cents & ning Dec. 13. Union Laun- | ning Co.—advt. for §2, worth $298, 16 Lafayette St.—advt. Will Lodge, No. 9, , minstel troupe will have | 1 tonight at 8 o'clock residence on bers of present. resters’ hall, Berlin, Dec. k’'s Jazz orchestra.—advt. ous shower was given in honer of Miss Ray r home on Tremont street. married to Raymond D. sale ut the | BENEFIT MINSTREL SHOW IS PLANNED Russcll & Erwin.Talent Will Produce Fun Provoking Program at Y. W. C. A. This Evening. Following is the program and cast for a minstrel show to be staged tonight In the Y. W. C. A. on Hunger- ford Court at 8:15 sharp. This is to be a benefit performance, all proceeds to go to one of the office employes who has been taken fll and forced to give up his position: Opening Chorus .... Entire Company Slow and Easy Mr. Granis Your Eyes Have Told Me So .. Miss McAloon I'll Dance My Way Back to Dixie Mr. Hyland At the igh Brow Bables' Ball . Mr. Johnson ... Miss Vager « Mrs. Cherpack Biues the Blues Mr. Wilky My Virginia Rose ..... Miss Schnell That Wegnderful }\ln from Madrid .Miss Manee and Miss Odenwaldt 1‘nrr\|!nn Sun<hine .. Mr. Sheehan Closing Chorus .... Entire Company Alice Blue Gown Whispering When Alexander Interlocutor Ray Watkns End Men— Messrs. Wilky, Johnson, Hyland, Granis, O'Mara and Hawx- hurst, Chorus: Misses: McAloon, Oden- waldt, Heller, Baloski Hayes, Krum, Apelgren, Howard, Johnson, Schnell, Vater, Mahoney Manee Mrs. Cher- pack. ,Messrs Holcomb, Kalin, Eis- rig, Sheehan Fairchild. Alpha String orchestra will play for minstrels and will play for the danc- ing until 12:00 o'clock. BURKHARDT ASSESSOR 30 YEARS NEXT JUNE Tax List Has Grown to Ten Times the Figure of Year in Which Chair- man First Took Up Position. August Burkhardt, chairman of lhq board of assessors in point of service the oldest assessor in the State of Connecticut, will complete 30 years of hardt became connected with the city government In June. When Mr. Burk- hardt became conected with the city government as an assessor the grand list had just made a “Jump” to $7,- 500,000, while in 1921 his 30th year in that department holds possibilities of & $76,000,000 grand list, just 10 times the first amount. He has held an elective office longer than any other man in the city government and since the change of that position to be ap- pointive he has been honored by cholce of mayors representing both major political parties. His present rme. will exni=s in June his appoint- ment having been made ‘during the Iast term of the George A. Quighvw ad- ministration. In 1891 Mr. Burkhardt was nomi- nated for the office of assessor at a town caucus, under the old dual form of government, and was elected. Six- teen successive caucuses similarly hon- ored him. After that time the office was made appointive, it being during the Landers administration. Mayors Landers, Halloran and Quigley includ- ed Mr. Burkhardt in their city 4p- pointments. K E I I l WALL PAPER The back ground for a happy home. An unexcelled line of Pogpular Priced Wall Papers Domestic and foreign now mdy for your appreval. Distinctively Decorative and Decidedly Durable. Do Not Miss Seeing Our New Line THE JO:IN BOYLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS GLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES \ WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, ETC. 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. | CHAS. DILLON & CO HARTFORD VOMAN ALWAYS LOVES GOOD HOSIERY And she will cherish it among the most expensive of her Christmas We have a wonderful array of lovely Lace Stockings as well The following are Gifts. as Wool ones to be worn with sports costumes. two special offerings: LILY OF FRANCE SILK HOSIERY In black, medium grey and brown, also black with white clocks $2.25 TO $3.50 Lisle Hoslery in black and cordovan at .. GLOVES 5¢ Our Glove Department is so well known that it is needless to go We have every- for into detall about the quality of our merchandise. thing from a short Kid Glove to the long evening wear. sixte@i-button Glove BRIDGEPORT Christmas Gift Offerings Ida Barnes Is E]E@E]E]@El@ EIIEIE]IEEIE]EIEIEIEEIEIIEIEIIEEIEIIEE]EIEEIIEIEEI an match any part of with the CONVEN- or the DU BARRY ILEST YOU FORGET!! — MEN AND WOMEN — The assortment is as great as ever—you may choose Gun Metal, Brown Calf, Patent Kid or Suede Leathers—styles to suit any one’s taste in our 585 | Viei Kid, SHOE SALKE Formerly sold at $7.85, $8.85, $9.85, $10.85 and $12.85. MEN SLIPPERS A useful and appropriate gift. $1.95, $2.35 and $2.55. “THE S510RE OF SERVICE” ninirlgioinm (m ][] (R () (] ] [ (e (e e 'S FELT HOUSE WOMEN'’S FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS Desirable shades. $1.65 and $1.95. CHILDREN’S FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS and -BOOTEES In red, blue, lavender and orchid. $1.00, $1.45 and $1.65. s (mUmlmi [l elinlinl Gl (liali]l ialfal et o) NEW BRITAIN 5 ] 5 ) ) ) ] 5 ) ] ] EIIE]IEIIEEIEEIEIIEE].E]@EE]E]EIE]EIEIEIEIEE 3l 10, 1920. MARTHA CHAPTER ELECTS. _ Chosen as Worthy Matron for Ensuing Term. Martha Chapter, Order of Eastern Star held a meeting and election of officers last night in Masonic hall. There was such enthu: m over the selection of officers that it was found necessary to stop balroting in the mid- dle of the election which will be put off until a later date. The officers clected were: Idg Barnes, worthy matron; A. H. Parker, worthy patron; Julia Norton, assistant matron; Bertha Schmidt, secretary; Mrs. Jennie God- dart treasurer; conductress, Mrs. Mary Norton; Mrs. Daisy Bordman, assistant conductress. The “Musical Seeleys” to tainment Bureau The “Musical Seeleys” whe ha\-e\ made New Britain their home Yor the | past year will shortly open'an emar- ] { tainment bureau to furnish talent for ! clubs, smokers, entertainments rain\ | ete. | Having a wide acquaintance and long experience in the theatrical world, they will be able to guarantee real service.—advt. | HerbertE.Ahderson Teacher of Violin 115 Dwight St. Tel, 1145-4. | B Mon. Tues. Wed. Constance Talmadge ——.n— , —i “The Love Expert” | B ] Complete January List Now on Sale Columbia Records Song Hits Whispering All She’d S-y ‘Was Umh Hum in Napoli lhe Broadway Blues . . lingin’ the Blues . . . Kentucky nCommlB-d(toDma-ndYou Ml Still Remember When You Forget When You're Gone I Won't Forget the West Begins When the s ntl-Sh-dow-SofflyCmdefl- Pallet Music from Rosamunde—Violin Solo . Air for G String—Violin Solo . 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