New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 2

ater Glass reserver mula With Every Packagel et THE inson Drug Store | = ;2 109-171 MAIN STREET. SACRED SUN AND MOON COLDS wimenen, . Rheumatiom. | 'SOME OF JOBLESS (Continued from before the members for a discussion and for recommendations as to what relief measures are deemed best. tion is necessary, fact that little opportunity a continuance of the council. Many Scevicemen T Of the 1,600 who have 72 are ex-servicemen, whom an iInvestigation are in urgent need of assistance. are receiving aid from th from the ecity until the next nded. many would unnec ry mavor's estimated this condition the members of the relief committee has the: s are employment. Classification Started. has been started today. Lists ar compiled under the Married men or single men or women: married servicemen; single From these lists, he transferred to an Cases” list A typewritten being mad the name, & address, place city, ARE PUT TO WORK First Page). and in spite of the has been afforded for a study of the situation as revealed by the unemployment cen- sus, His Honor is not inclined to favor session :gistered, has disclosed, Some state An opportunity make One service 1,000 ex-servicemen out of A classification of the census cards | following women; ex-servicenien. the most needy ones “Urgent record in each instance, showing of birth, oceu- OVERCOME BY GAS. West Street (nlflrlr Hm a (losc Call From Death, rcole Santa, a shoem 82 West street, was overcomo by g at his home Saturday night and had it not been tor the timely discovery of his condition by Peter Lambert, a watchman at Traut & Hine Manuf turing company. a fatality mi been published today en to the New Britain General Iloiln. was reported today as im- erday morning Sergeant Kelly received a telephone stating that a man had been overcome on West street. Officers Matthias Rival and George Moflitt with Lieutenant Edward Woods ol the fire department were sent to the place with the iungmotor. Santa was found lying i tha bathroom. From the conditions it appeared that Santa was evidently trying to reach a window for air, when he fell | in the spot where the body was found A companion was aslcep in another room, but was not overcome. Me. Lambert was carrying a request of Santa to call him yesterday morning, when the discovery of the body wu made, MASC IIL A- l"’ 'RV CELLIL Rocco Mascoln of 152 Beaver street and Miss Madeline Petrucelli of 7 Lawlor stree have taken out a li- cense Lo marry. The bride and groom were both too young to meet the le- gal requirements for the granting of a marriage license, being 19 years of age. and it was necessary for them to secure the consent of their parents. | r living“ut | U. S. WOMAN CHAMPION. )llxfl Alexa Stirling Makes Her First Appearance on British Course. London, April 18.—Miss Alexa Stir- ling, U. 8, woman golf champion who is entered in a majority of the Euro- | pean titular tournaments this ‘sea- son made her first appearance on an England course today Her golfing debut was made in connection with a special woman against man match. Miss Stirling drew R. . Demont- morency and under the rules of the | vontest received an extra stroke at alternate holes throughout the match, which Demontmorency won four up and three to play. In the same match Leitch, British woman's championship holder from 1914 to 1920, 1 Tolley of Oxford university, itish amateur champion for 1910 by a score of 6 up and 4 to play. Miss Cecil STATUE BEING MOVED. Franklin Monument Ts Now on Its /Way to Waterbury From Baltimore. | Philadelphia, April 18.—The statue of Benjamin Franklin, which is being taken from Baltimore to Waterbury, Conn., dver the same route traversed by “Poor Richard” when he came to Philadelphia in 1723 was taken by parge today to Burlington, N. J., where a big celebration was planned. State and military authorities from Camp Dix will take part in the exer- ‘cises. From the wharf to city hall the statue will pass through a lane of “school children. It was at Burlington that Franklin printed the Colonial money of the province in 1726 defeated ' SMALL SEAL CATCH. Only About 100,000 This Year—Half | As Many As Usaal. St John \. 1., April 18.+A catch of approximately 100,000 seals about one-half the normal yield of the an- nual hunt off the Newfoundland coast { was indicated today with the return lof three more vessels of the scaling | fleet. » Two of the nine vessels which ! pursued the hunt this vear are still out but their catches have been re- { ported by wireless, he falling off in the | heen accompanied by a drop in price. | Last year pelts sold at an average lof $8 a hundredweight while vear dealers say they will not aver- age more than half that amount. catch has KEN IDENTITY. Soldicer Killed nd unded in Limerick Battle. Limerick, April 15.—Two members | of the crown forces were killed and {one was wounded in a hotel at Castle Connel, County Limerick, last eve- ning, when soldiers arriving at the hotel in lorries mistook some of their comrades in civilian clothes, already at the hostelry, for Sinn Feiners and began firing. Dennis O'Donovan, proprietor of the hotel, also was shot and killed. One report says he was taken into the hotel yard and executed on sus- picion of harboring rebels. Another CRUDE OID GOES UP. Pittsburgh, April 18.—An increase in the price of crude oil was an- nounced here today by the principal purchasing agencies. The increase ranged from ten to 25 cents a barrel. this | Buy Horsfall- Label Woven . Madras Shirts This Week $3.00—3 for $8.50 $3.50—3 for $10 This price is the same as many brands of Shirts in ordinary printed madras. . The . FTukeFHonsfall Eompany. 93, Asylum Street, Hartford. “It Pays to Buy Our Kina” It’s Built Brog to keep two persons But when furled shorter than umbr. with less spread. De] everywhere. ZFndia vmorel “the littls umbrelle with the big. Made by ROSE BROS. CO.,! JOHN J. CF PIANO TEAC Special attention to period of residence in th pation, number of children and period out ot work The census has been officially closed but for several days more cards will be available at the offices of the may or and registrars which may be filled out by anyone interested. wuriile and kindred ilis nd Moon Sacred Olntment and oil. e used, always ¥y Divkinson Drug Co. d_, L. . Taeker, . W. Merriman, Bris- ot A, W. Lourle, Ine. ritord, Ct. PREFARED WITH HERB OIL CIT ' HZ'MS New Britain Musical club will » annual examination for active re this evening landra lodge, No. Bt George M'ENROE AT FELKS, Willlam F. McEnroe has taken over the conduct of the Elks' Grill and 1u the future will be in charge of that feature of the a mmodations at the Elks' home Mr. McEnroe has been in the restauran® business in this city for more than 20 years and is one ot the best known restaurateurs in the state. The present staff at the grill will be kept and in addition the new lessee will give the place his person- al attention. Rugs, Blan Curtains, Draperi made like new by our Dry €le process: OM garments p or dry cleaned. _Called foNlin) livered. Telephone 618. EAGLE DYE WORKS 139 MAIN ST. The Victrola is specially made to play Victor Records 24, 1. 0. Daugh- hold its regu- winess meeting Wednesday eve- o Turner hall Mrs Willilam will entertaln the vy club at her 705 Stanley street, Wednes- ernoon e will be a special meeting of mittes In charge of the Masonic King Dodo at Masonic hall this «, . Those taking part will also reheairsal this evening. s you right, Elks' Grill— will W. BARRETT ORDAINED. The many friends of Rev. Charles W. Barrett, of Leonardsville, N. Y., formerly of New Britain, will be glad to know that he was ordained to dea- con's orders on last Sunday, by Bish- op Willlam Burt at the annual ses- sion bf the Northern New York con- ference held.in Carthage, N. Y. Mpr. Barrett has made marked success as a aug on s predcher and pastor in the Northern New York conference. Bake \ the truck was going down Church strect this morning. Several passers. ) ||| by, however, came to the rescue, lift- ed the rear of the machine while the op wheel was replaced, thus saving Mr. . Hays the bother of giving it his per- | sonal attention, SALESMEN .on the © rood or,at home %r hotel[lmoq what a help in ° . their highA teneio] work is” - CORONA = ‘The Personal Hr&fing,rlach;ne QUALITY GOODS \ : { e ; ‘] y — HAVE AMERICAN SEAL | i : POPULAR PRICES == FOR SATURDAY Russian Reds Have One Which They e Took From Embassy Attache hipped Cream Layer Terfoki, Finland, April 18.—One of fiser, all choosints . . the seals of the American embassy ut ringue Layer Petrograd is In the hands of the sew Cake Bolshevike government. This informa- oh Meringuo Plo .. tion was brought to Terioki some aut Custard Plo months ago but just now revealed Pread A when a Mrs. Kennedy, an English Secad’. .. . woman employed for a long time by oo Cakes, ail kinds . .. Ambassador Francis as a stenographer I at the embagey, was repatriated from Russia after a long imprisonment. When the embassy was abandoned Mrs. Kennedy who was born in Russia decided to remain behind and was left in charge of some the embassy property, among which by accident was orle of the seals, Under threat of '.lmuh she was forced to give up the seal when the embassy was searched Iby the red guard in June 1919, MAIL AUTO BREAKS DOWN. A rear wheel of the U. 8. Parcel Post delivery automobile came off as HOT ROLLS ter Rolls . .. ex House Rolls . wilakes . See Our Display-of FRENCH PASTRY 361 MAIN STREET No other combination accomplishes the same result. All the world’s famous artists who make Victor Records always test them on the Victrola before they give final approval for their release. No com- bination of substitutes enables you to hear the interpretations of these great artists exactly as they themselves heard and approved their own work. new size package stands for both r liable service i reasonable pr Victrolas $25 to $1500. 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