New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 2

[3 eer e A s R R Out to-day NewVictorRecords | for March When Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra came to tour this country, it was a foregone conclusion that they would also make Victor Records. The first two records are now announced and they afford ‘music-lovers everywhere the opportunity to hear this famous organization. In this list also appears a new tenor, Beniamino Gigli, who has scored a triumph with the Metropolitan Opera, and in addition there are new offerings by such favorites as Alda, de Gogorza, Galli-Curci, Heifetz, Homer, and McCormack—a truly impressive company of great artists. Wherever there is a Victor dealer, you are welcome to hear any of these records. Number Size Price Frances Alda 61927 $1.25 Emilio De Gogorza 64928 1.28 Flonzaley Quartet 74667 175 Amelita Galli-Curci 64929 12§ Mefistofele—Dai campi, dai prati (From the Green Fields) Beniamino G:gl. 64933 1.25 (a) Berceuse (Paul Juon) (b) Valse du Ballet Raymonde Jascha Heifetz 74660 1.78 Samson et Dalila—Printemps qui commence } (Dellab's Soag of Spring) Mme. Louise Homer [ 88627 1.75 Lassie o’ Mine Edward Johnson 64330 1.28 Hans Kindler 64932 1.2§ Nina Violoncello (a) The Next Market Day (b) A Ballynure Ballad John McCormack 64926 1.2§ }74668 1.75 B R e e |DON’T YOU NEED Der ‘ A NEW < |'DOOR MAT We have the Brush Mat and the Steel Mat. Don’t track mud into your house when $1.35 will buy a MAT. HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. TR TERarrAaN inction ly Boxed for ttical Use y Department THE Drug Store IMAIN STREET. Thoughts of You John Peel Interludium in Modo Antico When Chloris Sleeps d English $1.00 Day Specials FLOOR VARNISH Grade for WINDOW SHADES Grade for Cloth Shirts ripes and plain colors. $1.00 S; in E Flat Major—Menuetto (3rd Movement) (Mozart) e Artwo Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra Symphony in E Flat Major—Allegro (Finale) (Mozart) } s = Arturo Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra § 74669 Reinald Werrenrath 64931 1.7 1.2§ w price Is $1.50 $1.00 0y ) i onfinn Pany UM ST, ORD. Buy Our Kind.” ITEMS. ta, $27.50—Wilson's. he series of Lenten at the home of Mres. West Main street, to- on at three o'clock h vice-president of y will give an ad- Miss Doris Bradley al time will follcw. ordially invited. " and Lee Kids, Pal- t. » No. 24, 1. O. orge, will hold it mueting Wednesday r hall. A social will maeeting and every ed to attend. On on the members will t the homte of Mrs. f 705 Stanley street. 0 has beon made the action brought by Chestor, Pa., to re- jwyer Henry Nowlekl he plaintiff, and the ple 1n the city court onday of March fon Suits $3.85—Wi. | R - 4 | os 1L éa v o-doclorays e Obilg WALL $1.70 Value for PAPER $1.00 THE. JOUN 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. RELIEF BOARD CUTS $335,685 FROM LIST Work of Commission's Busiest Session Is Concluded — Total reductions in the grand list for 1921 will be $335,685, the report of the board of relief which was filed last night at the office of the town clerk shows. The abatements will cause a reduction In the grand list from § 8,448 to $91,207,763. More than 900 applications for relief were heard during the session of the board. The larger reductions granted are M. D. F er, Max Myers and Sam Gross, property 0. 88 West Main street, known as the Electric ing, a reduction of $12,600; James M | Finnegan, Main street, $5,000: W. W Hanna, Main street, Bodwell Land company, $7.300; B. Marholin, No. 31 Dwight street, $13,600; N York, New Haven and Hartford F road, §1 0: Adkins Printing pany, No. 62 Church streot, $5.000: John Schroeder, No. 202 Hartford avenue, 31,000 for military serviee; Joweph Zack, No. 104 Tremont street, $1,000 for military service: Albert Abbe, No. 100 Vine stroet, $1,700 for house and $450 for aatomobile; Anna Anderson, 79 Passett street, $1,. 000 for house and $100 for garage Joseph Anderson, Vine street, land, $1,200; Philip Bardeck, Arch Street Dottling works, $1,400: ¥ 1. Alford, No. 185 Maln street, garage, $2,800: E. and Edward Bealart, Lake Boule- vard, Iand, $1,050; Mary Bielman, No. 67 Glen streot, land, $2.700; 1. 8, Rlake, No. 1928 Stanley street, land, $2,100; He Booth estate, West End avenu $5.500, Hart street, $12.. 700, land, $1,200; Christlan Brandt, No. 87 Curtis street, land, §1,000 Central Blook company® No, 273 Main street, house, $7,000 A long list of other reductions, more than ever be- fore, watv also filed $6,000; The additions to the list are as fol- ' Jows: E. Senf, house and land, Chest- street, 3600; J. Schaefer, Chest- t, barn, $100; P. Parsons, land, 320 New Britain 1 et, bulld- New Britain, Conn. 107 Harrison street, land, $300; Sarah Bronson, No. 83 Franklin Square, land, $1,100; Alex Wellin, Lincoln strect, garage, $100. F. OF A. MAY BUILD Foresters Comsidering Amalgamation of All Local Branchecs—Prosperity and Progress Courts Unite. Members and officers of the local courts of Foresters of America are seriously considering the advisability of combining into one big organiza- tion and by the pooling of the funds now held by the several branches, make possible the erection of a For- esters’ building in this city. Should such a merger be perfected the so- clety which would be the outgrowth would have an active membership of nearly 2,000 men, together with an auxillary, and funds of about $25,000. Aritation toward that end will soon take form, it is believed. At a joint meeting of Courts Pros- perity and Progress last evening, the two branches voted to amalgamate under the name of Court Prosperity and a call was published for a meet- Ing April 11, at which time officers will be elected. The following com- | mittee was selected to arrange for an entertainment on that evening: J. Simmons, Thomas Murphy, P. Don- i lan, D. Ralph and J. M. Butler. I'lmprovement Noted In , Health Dept. Report Considerable improvement in the health conditions of this city is noted In this Wweek's report of the State Department of Health. Casds of | | communicable discases reported by the local department for last woek are: Diphtheria 4, scarlot fever 5, measles 24, whooping cough 4. POLICE BEATS CHANGE. Patrolmen Michael Massey and An- | thony Walinezus today became day patrolmen in the local department They ‘will do duty from 4 a. m. to 13 noon. Patrolmew Michael Rleehan ' and Walter Malona shifted today to { the 12 noon to 8 p. m. shift, and Pa- | trolmen William P, McCue and James McCabe return to the night force this | evening. ! ——— Colleen o’ My Heart A Young Man’s Fancy Roses of Memory 1 Have a Dream I Cannot Sing the Old Songs Biddy—Fox Trot Somebody—Medley One-Step Honeydew—Medley Waltz Honeydew—Medley One-Step Rosie—Medley Fox Trot Honolulu Eyes—Medley Waltz Broadway Rose—Medley Fox Trot Sweet Mamma—Medley Fox Trot Down by the O-HI-O Marimba (Sweet Marimba Mine) Rose of My Heart When I Looked in Your Wonderful Eyes 1 Used to Love You but It’s All Over Now Dolly (I Love You) Beautiful Annabelle Lee Louisiana Medley of Irish Jigs Medley of Irish Reels Gems from “Jimmie” Gems from “Honey Girl” Any Victor dealer will gladl Accordion Irish Pipes ted booklet describing these new play any music you wish to hear. ords on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. Olive Kline j Lambert Murphy }‘5215 Merle Alcock Merlo Almk}“m ‘The Benson Orchestra of Chin:o}lsns The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra o Original Dixieland Jazz Onri'.innl Dixieland Jazz w}“m Billy Murray-Victor Robcrh} 18723 Billy Murray John Steel John Stnl}mn‘ Henry Burr and Peerless Q“M}IWZS Peerless Quartet Charles Hart -Elliott Shaw 18726 Sterling Trio John Kimmel Patrick J. 'rwhey}’s?'” Victor Light Opera Compuny}ssm Victor Light Opera Company }18719 }1872! ive you an illustra- 4 %’ictor Records and New Victor Rec- Victrolas in great variety from $25 to $1500. RECQ. V.S, PAT.OFF. . > = . This tvdmlr'kidn;z ';bcnuldc:::lhd **Victrol allour ucts. MLook under fl:c lid! Look on the labell . VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. Camden, N, J. ® Victor Talking Machine Co Camden, New Jersey No butns torn off on wash day LAUN-DR [T 25575 285 oaTes wirwou & wincer T -ETTE COOPER of Hartford. WE MOVED TO 37 ALLYN STREET JAN. 20TH, 1921. Wall Paper Stores FORMERLY UNION WALL PAPER COMPANY. We have changed only the name—same mvncrs—sa:’lc low prices—same large ~election. 1,000 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM OVER A MILLION ROLLS IN STOCK All colors of the best non-fading duplex Oatmeals, with or without borders. 15¢ . 20c 2 Harmonellas and Harmonettes—a regular 75c value. Single Roll . : Everything in wall paper at 10c, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢.