New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 9

DLD HOME TOWN THE MUSIC TEACHER WHO RIDES QVER FROM HOOTSTOWN WAS A VICTIM OF “THAT MUDHOLE ON NORTH BEECHER STREET TODAY. DR. GREENSTEIN WED FOR QUICK RETURNS USE CLASS- IFIED COLUMNS, i Local Physiclan Marries Miss Doro-] thy Ziering—Local Relatives Attend Ceremony and Reception. Dr. Charles J. Greenstein of this city, and Miss Dorothy Ziering of Brooklyn, N. Y., were married in that city Sunday afternocon. A number or local friends and relatives of the Rothfeder’s 378 Main Street New Britain were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Greenstein at a reception following the wedding. After a wedding trip the couple will come to this city to make their future home. Dr. Greenstein has been practicing in this city and in Meriden for sev. eral years. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Greenstein of this city. His bride is a cousin of Mrs. George Le ! Witt, wife of Lawyer George Le Witt - of this city, and a sister of Mrs. L | Henry Mag, wife of Lawyer I. Henry Mapg of Meriden. Native Eggs, 2 dozen $1.00. Russell Bros.—Advt. H. W. JAMES A SUICIDE. Chelsea, Mass.,, March 11.—Harry ‘W. James, former city solicitor, vice- president of the National City Bank of Chelsea and a member of the re- publican state committee, killed him. !ulf by shooting in an ante-room at the City Hall today. He had been in ill health recently but otherwise his act was unexplained. James was 53 years old. Bringing Yator Revised Styles— Themes ¥Favoring the Narrow Sil- $12.94 $27.94 $37.50 The newest thing in town. Bring- ing now expressions and revised ten- dencios—in time for the woman or miss who appreciates the advantage of purchasing her Easter Suit now— while assortments are at their best. Challenge Milk, 3 cans §0c. Russell Bros.—advt. Oharacteristic Development of “iPricotine, Mannish Serge and several suitings that are welcome elties! In the selected colors and models that are uncommon at prices so reasonable. Appealing particularly to those who tamiliar with the recent activities in Paris and New York. PRESENTING AN EXTRAORDINARY G&ROUP STREET arc most Round Steak, 20c 1b Shoulder ” = 18c1b Sirloin 25¢1b Short 25¢ b e -«.?t,‘, New Spring Hats FOR EASTER As personally selected for their un- Pork Chops 25c 1b All other cuts of usual charm, by our representative in the Style Centers. $2.49-$4.98-$7.98 Easter domands that the Mat be very different and new! The 1 rare distinction which characterizes these new ar- - ”" Haddock .... 7cib Bluefish .... 1lc Ib Herring .... 9cIb AT BROOKLYN, N. Y.l physician attended the ceremony and | Y Ll ALL TAX 15 CLAIM Would Bar City Collections A number of local taxpayers, not- abla among them being P. 8. Mec- Mahon, have charged President F. S. Chamberlain of the board of finar and taxation with having caused a condition whercby the city would be unable to collect a cent of taxes for the next fiscal year. The act in question is the motion to ad- journ offered by Mr. Chamberlain be- fore action had been taken on either of the two budgets submitted. Mr. Chamberlain made his motion during the course of a warm debate directly preceding the adoption of the high rate budget but it was not recognized by the chair until after the resolution to pay the high tax had been adopted. Had the motion been accepted and put before the meeting when the finance board chairman offered it, the sesslon would have adjourned with- out having taken action on any buds- et. Accordingly, there would be no tax rate levied and no tax could be collected, it is explained. Under the charter of the city no provision is made for a second city meeting for a tax levy, it being specifically pre- seribed that the annual meeting shall impose the tax. In the event of an adjournment, those who criticize Mr. Chamberlain say, the matter must rest in abeyance for a year. Gives Example. As an example of what might have occurred had Mr. Chamberlain’s mo- tion been put before the meeting and acted favorably upon, the _case of Lisbon, Conn., is cited. The town held its annual meeting amidst condi- tions similar to those that attended last Friday's session and during the wrangle over the tax-rate someone made a motion to adjourn. Not real- jzing the results of such action, the moderator put the motion to the house and it was carried. No tax-rate had been settled upon. An effort was made to reopen the meeting or call another session to take up the mat- ter where it had been dropped, but counsel warned that such a procedure would be illegal. The charter of the town was worded similar to that of this city in that the annual meeung, only, could lay the tax and no sion was made for a second s As a result, no tax was collecte ing the year. Ly 15c 1b. Tussell Bros. d dur- Pure Lard, —advt NEWSBOY IS INJURED. Cherles Vaniski, a bright little newsboy, residing at 40 Hurlburt stroot, was badly injured about [ o'clock last night on Church street, whn he was struck by an automobile v Eldridzge M. Beecher of 30 ; street. The accident occurred " ceconds after the little fellow New Britain Her- '3 . Dashing out of the office, the ;:1),; ran into the street in front of }he | machine. He was taken to the New { Britain General hospital, where it was said today that he sustained a fractured skull and probable internal injuries. ja few s had bought some —_— Native Egss, 2 doz. $1.00. Russell Bros.—advt. With Cuticura Soap AxdFragrant Talcum For et e Dev X Madwaatass. WASHINGTON MARKET Special Prices For Saturday Plate Beef .. .8¢c1b Leg Lamb .. 20c 1b Breast Lamb 12c 1b |8 Veal Cutlets 25c 1b Veal Chops .. 20c 1b | Roast Pork 20c b beef at a low price — e SPECIAL PRICES ON FISH Halibut Mackerel Steak Cod .. I Chamberlain’s Motion it Passed, | : nearly | BEAUTIFUL EASTER HAT. The Eastern Milline 133 MAIN ST., HATS— of the Better Kind at Popular Prices et As usual you will find the Hat you are looking for at the pri you want to pay at THE EASTERN—OQur assortment is the lar est and best in New Britain; our styles and quality need no i troduction to the women of this city. quality considered. ] COME HERE TOMORROW Special values are offered for Saturday that will interest We are never unders { | Yya Beautiful trimmed hats at prices that are surprisingly low. its correct style you will find it at Eastern Millinery Co. NEW BRITA N’S LEADING MILLINERY i e JAM TUNA FISH .. | SNOW WHITE ; & DE! COMPOUND 2 Ibs 250 i STRAWBERRY ! e w» 20¢|, ke FoOD MARCH 12, THE BIG DAY AT THE M({ MARKET. PRICES ARE BEING HELD TO THE LOWEST. YOU'LL SAY SO YOU CALL. HE MOHICAN MARKET] 367 MAIN STREET! Look These Prices Over--The Stock Is Rigl NICE FRESH ROASTS 22¢lb RIB ROASTS BEEF CHUCK ROASTS BEEF TENDER BOILING Y 14c b lOc FRESH PLATE F RUMP CORNED BEEF FRESH FRANKFURTS .... b 20c REGULAR MORNING SPECIAL PORTERHOUSE, SIRLOIN AND ROUND Ih25¢ FANCY WELL TRIMMED Steak BUTTER s [b 491 DINNER BLEND COFFEE BEST MOHICAN CREAMERY BEST GREEN LIMA BEANS . LARGE CANS 2 cans 250 BEST MAINE STOCK POTATOES 3 o c 15> POUND PECK . Pork FRESH cUT PORK Chops 22 LIGHT LEGS ' BEST VEAL LAMB SHOULDERS .... LAME b LOIN ..AMB CHOPS LOINS FANCY LEGS FANCY SWEE' LAMB FRESH PORK SAUSAGE AFTERNOON FROM 3:00 TO 63 I LEAN NEW SMOKED Shoulderslhfi MARGARINE .... Ib 26¢ SWIFI'S PREMICM “OLEO” » 28¢ FRESH PEANUT BUTTER NEW PACK CRISCO YOUNG CHEESE AMERICAN 1b 35¢ BEST YORK STATE PEA BEANS . 4 POUNDS C CAMPBELL'S s SOUP, ASST’D 8 Cans 25c !