New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1921, Page 3

’ : SCOUT NEWS. ARRESTED FO Bosten dtore |MRS. GLADDEN AGAIN SEeE e = National eek rom Feb. 28Ith to March kth is National Silk Week, uring that time we will ive a special discount of ten er cent on all our Silks, Batins and Crepe de Chine. - —SPECIAL— McCall's Magazine 10 Months for $1.00. — PULLAR & NIVEN & Coughs, Cold Bronchitis, T ronchitis, 1ry - +s FLAX-SEED LT INONIN Goun.iuss grave sicknesscs wre. rec- nized by the medical profession as ¢ing thelr direct or indirect cause @ neglected cold or cough. Kerr's ax seed emulsion, Linonine, is most elpful. Muwdicine knows no surer ng agent for the inflamed mu- bus memibranes of nose, throat and ng passages. Thus while Linonine removing colds, coughs and bron- itis it is also nature's chief aid in storing vitality. Aruggists—insist on having the —60c. and §$1.20. Lift Right Off without Pain B e ey Magic! Drop a little “Freozone” cn aching corn, Instantly that corn ops hurting, then shortly you lift it ght off with fingers. Doesn’t hurt a It Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of jFreczor for a few conts, sufficient remove every hard corn, soft corn, v corn botwe ind eallus e — n the tons Where there is a persistent cough or general rundown LEADER OF W. C. T. U. Mrs. J. C. Gilchreest Elected Cor- responding Secretary at Annual Mrs. Charles Gladden was again elected president of the New Britain W. C. T. U, at the annual meeting which took place yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church parlors. Various reports incidental to the an- nual meeting were read and approved and Mrs. A. J. Carr, who rendered solos, was presented with a bouquet by her friends. She is to soon move to West Haven. All of the other offi- cers were re-elected with the excep- | tion of Mrs. J. C. Gilchreest who was | elected to the position of correspond- ing secretary. The officers, aside from | those mentioned above, ar Vice- president, Mrs. Cora H. Eddy: record- ing secretary, Mrs. Florence A. Kutz, } and treasurer, Mrs. Charles Shepard. Financial Report. Reporting on the finances of the organigition, Mrs. Shepard’'s state- ment showed a total of $331.80 on de- posit at the Burritt Savings bank, $200 of which is in Liberty bonds. Expenditures for the year past to- talled $266.94, while the income amounted to $297.15. Thus, the bal- ance for the year is $30.21. The in- come was derived as follows: Balance on hand March 1, 1920, $64.65;: dues received, $77; Free Will and Jubilee Fund, $45.50; collections, 21; prooeeds from rummage sale, 5 interest on Liberty bonds, $6.26; gifts, $16. Review of the Year. Mrs. Kutz's report as secretary gave a comprehensive review of the past year., She read: “Last year our hearts were very jubilant over the adoption of the ecighteenth amendment, and we raised our voices in thanksgiving to the giv- er of every good thing, for granting this great boon to our nation. In October we saw our streets lined with women privileged to cast their first vote for president of, the United States, another wonderful victory. I hope that every W. C. T. U. woman will consider her privilege also a duty. “PFrom March 7, 1920, to March 1, 1921, fourteen regular and two execu* tive meetings were held. Our union was well represented at the county convention in October. We sent our president, Mrs. Gladden to the region- al conference in New York, another member of the union also attending. It was a most inspiring conference. What an uplift to a unien if ‘more of its members would attend these con- ferences. They would bring home with them such a glow of enthusiasm that it would be transmitted to every member with whom they came in contact doing much towards filling our hall to overflowing each meeting. “The cause of temperance is just as great today as when we were hop- ing and praying for prohibition. We must strive to keep what we have. I hope none of us will think that our work is done. We will have to fight while ever this world lasts. “During the year we were ad- dressed by the Rev. J. L. Davis of the M. E. church; Mrs. Beardsley on equal Miss Blair and Miss Rodgers ~anization, also Miss Bing- ham on church problems. Eight of our union have been engaged in Am- ericanization work, teaching English in night or Sunday school, two hun- dred and thirty-seven hours in all Thirty or more calls have been made. At least twenty-five hours have been spent in entertaining foreign people in our homes and as many MNght Junches served. - Fifty letters or cards were sent to our foreign neighbors and Miss Bliss has given eleven ad- dresscs on Americanization. “Our hearts have been stirred by the introduction of a measure in the senate to repeal Section 889 of the state statutes requiring the teaching Lot the effects of alcohol and narcotics in the public sehools, and many let- ters have gone out in protest. We conducted a rummage salec with good results. L. T. L. is under way and wo are looking forward to good re- sults along this line. We have an efficlent superintendent in Mrs. Edady and many of our unions have shown an eagerness to assist in the work. We joined other unions in giving ten dollars as a mark of appreciation to Mrs. Ellis for her many years of faithful service, and we have given fifty dollars to the hospital fund, also fifty dollars on our jubilee apportion- ment. A very successful institute was conducted February 24, and our union was well represented. “geveral of our members have been called to the better, Sister Crane, Sister Andrews, Sister Irving.” cITy 1S LIABLE. City officials have expressed a fear that action by the city meeting Friday evening may possibly post- pone the replcement of a bridge on Corbin avenue and thereby make the wcity liable for damages in ocass | of any acecidents at this point, The I21.9 budget includes an fitem of | $2,000 for this work. It is expected | that the Proteptive association's budget will exciude the item. ——————— ‘Women Continually Overdo This applies to all women. regard- less of caste or color. The ambitious girl striving for school honors. the overworked housewife, the shop girl, girls in offices and storcs, and the so- clety woman, all climb too high, over- tax their strength, and what follows? Nervous prostration, sleeplessness, backache heas 04 n dach h i Famous Health Method At the February Court Masciskey, William Scout Scout Zdward 2nd cated: troop 7, cla Scout Bomba, troop 2. Walter Norkie, troop 7. in Craftmanship in leather: Samuel McGibbon, troop 1. Plainville, merit badge in Craftsmanship in carpentry. 2nd class: merit Beout of Honor held last Monday night, the following | scout appeared for examination and ! were passed in the subjects as indi- badge | held its head- The scoutmasters’ school eighth session at the scoul quarters last evening with 21 preseat. One half hour was spent in ex- planation by the executive of the use of the various scout forms used by the scoutmaster and the re ion of the troop to the headquarters. The re- mainder of the eveninz was devoted to demonstration of the litter driil with lifts and carries and a detailed explanation of the partol sysiem by Mr. Fay. There are but two more scs- sions of the school to be held the last one of which will be devoted to a general good time and supper at the Y. M. C. A. Scoutmaster are requested to invite their troop this meeeting or any other adult who is interested in the movement The patrol leaders school was formed last Wednesday and will hold its next session tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the chapel of the South church. This will be the last session at which enroilments for the course will be received. From the re- ports of the boys they are getting something Teal worth while. i The Globe Clothing House has been | appointed as the official outfitter for the city for all scout uniforms. Be- fore purchases can be made the scout must secure a certificate of registra- tion from the scout headquarters h){ show that he is a bona fide scout. HARDWARE CITY NIGHT. Shrine Club to Have Entertainment for New Britain People. i The Shrine club, composed of mem- | bers of Sphinx Temple A. O, N. M. S which has jurisdiction in this district, | is planning for a ‘‘Hardware City’ night in the clubhouse on Spring street in Hartford, to be celebrated next Sat- | urday evening. Special entertainment will be furnished and New Britain and Berlin Shriners will be the guests of | honor for the evening. It is expected that many will take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy one of the socials of the organization which, experience teaches, are long to be remembered. There are many actual members of the club who reside in New Britain, and there are many more Shriners who | do not belong but who will be made welcome, nevertheless. - The club is a new development in the higher Masonic fraternal circle in this district, being fostered largely by the Arab Patrol of Sphinx Temple, though the member- ship has grown above an exclusive patrol affair. i CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years ef TION BELL:A CHIROPRACTIC TALK NO. 36. BY J. A. VOLZ. THE CHIROFRACTOR. (Copyright.) Favorable results in nearly all cases of fliness and diseased bodily comditions re- sorting to have made Chiropractic tamous. When you think of the thousands of en- thusiastic men and women who had found Health within their reach and had been freed of those ailments which nothing else was able to eradicate, is it any wonder that practically every one you meet will strongly advise you to try it for your own trouble? CHIROPRACTIC REMOVES CAUSE! I specialize in finding the cause of your trouble and in removing it. Let me explain this method to you fully: You need not try Chiropractic unless fully convinced that you will be benefited. Consultation free to all J.A.VOLZ MARY MILES MINTER Fox’s, Thurs.,Fri.,Sat. committees to Hartford Garage Man Taces Charges | might. of Allowing Dealer’s Car Used for Commercial Purposes. Policeman Clarence rested D. A. Tryon, a Hartford garage man, yesterday afternoon on a ct ge Lamphere ar- of allowing a dealer’'s car to be used | for commercial purposes. before Judge George W. lice court this morning. that C. A. Gollin, of his customers for was in need of Tryon was Klett in po- He explained who has been one several vears, a truck to replace one that had broken down near Elm- wood yesterday, so he agreed to fur- nish the car, gratis. The only consid- eration, he said, was that Gollin would purchase the car for use as a spare truck if it proved satisfactory. A driver was sent to Elmwood with | the car. Prosecuting Attorney Albert | A. Greenberg asked the accused if it ; was not an unusual procedure to give a prospective customer the use of both a car and driver for an entire day. Tryon said it was not. Walter Adamaitis and Daniel gon were taken into headquarters night by Patrolman Charles McGr Dra- \ 4 Over 17 Million "ars “CASCARETS” IF SiCK, i brought by { Sexton in the cases of | whom | vesterday. for throwing snowballs in the vicin- ity of Woodland street. Witnesses testified that the boys had taused much trouble in that neighborhood by | owing snowballs but they were ble to state with a degree of posi- tiveness that either had offended last The vouths Judge Klett and allowed to go. Condemnation proceedings Liguor Prosccutor M. A. 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