New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 10

LL RECORDS BROKEN During the 16 years that we have represented the Ford otor Company we have never received such a volume of usiness which demonstrates conclusively that the people of hern Connecticut endorse the policies of Henry Ford in efforts to give the American Public HONEST VALUE. Notwithstanding we expect from 100 to 125 cars a week unfilled list is still growing. e Have 269 Unfilled Retail Orders od if you don’t hurry you will be further back on the list or ve the privilege of paying several hundred dollars more for hing else that will not do the work as well. REMEMBER, you can buy TWO FORDS for the price f any other good car. ANOTHER RECORD: Last Tuesday, April 5th, we Retail Orders For 40 Ford Cars Just think of this one day’s business—and still someone id the business had fallen off. Why it never was as good, fact it will always be good when you give HONEST 'ALUE. Place your order tomorrow without fail. Elmer Automobile Co. MAIN ST. We Operate 11 Retail Stores. NEW BRITAIN ‘West Main St. -Jewelry- Professional Bldg ,,q GIFTS THAT LAST A@a & ‘ > % ‘Ballard & Gocht <4* . - I FIRE INSURANCE George A. Quigley, 297 Main St. 7 /e'rhaps this 1s the answer I'n bringing home the Saturday box of candy, has it ever seemed to you that the family lacked enthusiasm for the kind you bring? Get them a Kibbhe Buffet Box this week—notice the differ- ence. Your reputation as a thou%htful provider will befirmly estab ished'. The Kibbe Buffet Box con- tains everybody’s favorite kinds. There are thickly coated ¢hoco- lates with nut and fruit centers, Jordan almonds, sweet cream Kibbe’s, Springfield, Mass. IGibbe's ({ caramels, delicious preserved gin- ger and chocolate covered nuts. All Kibbe chocolates are dipped with silver tongs—no hand or even a finger touches them. They - are pure and always fresh. Doubtless your dealer carries a large assortment of Kibbe choco- lates as well as such popular Kibbe favorites as Social Cocoanut Cream Bars, Nut-Ve- netians and Pure Sugar Patties. Ask for Kibbe’s by name. " FREE PUBLIC CONCERT : New Britain Musical Club Will Hold | Chicago Girl Legally too Young to | the Event in Grammar School Hall Monday Evening. On Monday evening next, the New Britain Musical club will give the sec- ond of its free public concerts at the ! Grammar school hall at 8 o'clock. The program: Song cycle for mixed quartet, “The Morning of the Year” . Charles Wakefield Cadman rch and April. rrell, Miss Ruth les Stuhlmann, Dr. Theron Hart at the Miss Laura E de, Ch C. J. Moore. piano. Sonata for violin and piano, Opus 13 . Grieg Lento dolorosa—allegro vivace Allegretto tranquillo Allegro animato Herbert Anderson, Mr. Hart. Aria for soprano, Casta Diva Nor- ma) Bellini Mrs. Stuart Upson. Miss Lolia Littlehales at the piano. Duet for soprano and baritone, * Feel Thy Angel Spirit” Graben-Hoffman Miss Dorothy Latham, Frederick Latham. Mrs. Emilie Andzulatis at the piano. Two pianos, four hands. a La Sevelanne .. b Pas des Cymbalis . Miss Florence Tomassoni, Andzulatis. Quartet from “Rigoletto™ Mrs. Upson, Miss Schade, Stuhlman, Mr. Latham. GEN. LIGGETT VOLUNTEERS . Chaminade Chaminade Mrs. l Overscas Commander Goes in Disguise | "t Ala American Legion Members ! Clean up Building., ' S Francisco, April 20.—A white 1 elderly man dressed in blue overalls yesterday entered a building here which is being converted into a clubhouse for the American Legion looked around curiously and then ac- costed the man in charge of the vol- unteer workers. “I heard you were trying to fix up things for your opening party April 27" he sald. “Can I help?” “Sure, pitch in” was the answer. The elderly man “pitehed in” with hammer, saw and broom. For several hours he worked in silence among the volunteers, until he was interrupted by ' the hail: | “Why General, how 16ng have you | been here?” ! Former soldiers, sailors and marines looked wonderingly at the man in overalls. Then they recognized Major | Gen. Hunter Liggett, former field com- mander of the First American army overseas and until his retirement several weeks ago commander of the ninth army corps area. “BEHOLD MY WIFE” ‘BEHOLD MY WIFE irls, J dies IS MOTHER AT 13 YEARS | be Wife and Mother, Bat is Actual- Iy Both, Chicago, April 20.—Held too young in years to be a wifc and mother, al- though ,she is actually both, and too old in experience to go back to school with other children so shc may progress far enough to go to work, under the Iliinois statutes, the case of Mary Prohowink aged 14 and her baby was presented to juvenile court of-| ficlals today by Miss Bess Sullivan, | assistant state's attorney_ In July 1919 when Mary was 13} years old she left her home here and went with Steve Danko to ne1ron| where they were married and their| baby was born. Mary's parents took | her away from her husband and brought her to Illinois but she could not work under the laws of the state because although she was 14 years old, the legai age, she hd only reached | the third grade in school. Another law barred her from school because of her having been a mother, so she was taken to a police detention home while her parents cared for the baby and under a special dispensation the mother was permitted to go home evenings to see her child. Mary wants to back to Detroit to her husband but under the law she is to young to do so without her parents’ consent. NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS New Faces Will Be Seen Tonight in First, Third and Fifth Ward Sec- tions- of Chamber. At tonight’s session of the com- mon council several new members will be received into the body as a result of the recent elections. In the first ward Councilman George Wells will return as alderman and Burton C. Morey will come into the council as councilman; in the third ward Howard A. Timbrell and Max- well 8. Porter are new council mem- bers; Herbert Knowles and Francis Kortyko are to represent the fifth ward for the next two years. Peter Pajewski ts the only alderman who comes into the council for the first time tonight. \ BOY OURED OF LOCKJAW 176,000 Unmits of Anti-Tetanus Serum Injected. Lynn, Mass.,, April 20.—Fred Tor- tolini six years old, will tomorrow go to h,s home on Hgh Rock street in this city, completely cured of an at- tack of lockjaw which brought him near death at the Lynn hospital, where he was taken on March 28. Since that time 176,000 units of anti- | tetanus serum, successfully used dur- ing the late war, has been injected into the boy, 6,000 units being first used and increased until the last injection was 20,000 united. i The Tortolini boy became slightly - ill on March 19 and complained of | CITY ITEMS. Victrolas and records, Henry Morans’, —advt. Seicheprey dance, State Armory, Wednesday evening.—advt. The Teguiar meeting of the Viking Athletic club will be held at their club room at 7:30 p. m. All members are requested to be on hand. There will be a smoker and refreshments after the regular meeting. | Luncheon 11 to 2, 75c. Elks’ grill. ~—Advt. A linen shower was held last eve- ning in honor of Miss Lulu Hart, at her home on Edst Main street. A : pleasant evening was spent by all.l | Plano solos were rendered by the Misses Eleanor Olson, Violet Carlson and Lulu Hart. Miss Hart is to be- come the bride of Edwin Stiquel in May. ‘Walter Terhune of 65 South High street and Charles Ainsworth of 45 Black Rock avenue are spending a few weeks vacation at Nova Scotia on a fishing trip. Seicheprey Dance, State Armory, Wednesday evening.—advt. Business Girls’ Hiking ] Club to Be Organized Miss Elizabeth Roby is organizing a hiking club for business girls, to meet each Thursday at the Y. W. C. A. at 5:30 o'clock for the weekly tramp out'into the country. The first meeting will be held tomorrow and those who plan to attend are asked to call Miss Roby at the Y. W. C. A. before noon so that the necessary food can be purchased. If the weather is stormy, lunch will be eaten indoors; if not the lunch will be eaten around a camp fire. 'Gool‘}abies- are contented. well-fed babies. Three of them have been nourished on Dordens EAGLE BRAND : Milk , “BEHOLD MY WIFE” MARY_PICKFORD INT) A P A { was creeping over him and the con- generations || pains in the small toe of the right foot. He was worse the next day and 2n examination showed the toe to be discolored; with a small wound at bottora, caused .the phys say,'by a protruding nail in_the , March 28 he was seized with con- vulsions and takén fo the ospital. There Miss Vera M. Allen, whd served two years on European battleficlds a nurse and was decorated by Field arshal Haiz, took charge of the | At first the boy was unable eat, Miss Aflen Said. His body was rigid and the nervous sys- tem badly disordered, slow paralysis - 1060% Perfect Every Packet of "SALADA ORANGE PEKOE TEA is to be depended upon for quali and economy vulsions continved. But improyement started soon after the first injection. “BEHOLD MY WIFE” Beautiful Sea Grass Furniture Direct From the Orient You probably haven’t time to take a trip to China—but why not come to THE BIG FURNITURE STORE and 'see the lovely Furniture im- ported from Hong Kong, China. 2 These Chairs and Rockers are made of a tough sea grass *woven over sturdy bamboo frames and offer the greatest resistance to the ef- fects of moisture and sun. It’s the Ideal Furniture for sun parlors, porches and bedrooms—in fact it’ is so comfortable and attractive it is finding a place in every room in the home. : Chairs, Rockers, Settees, Tables, Children’s Funfiture and novelty Pieces. Early selections assure you of a complete assortment. May we have the pleasure of showing you. JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. THE BIG FURNITURE STORE P. S.—Baby Carriages still on sale at 15% off regular prices. 'Y ork foot expert coming to NewYork Do have weak turming akfi‘nq- d{:‘;, aching )u'u'l-lh feet that make you tired all over? You can give your feet the veligf they need, rest your tired, girained muscles, by Thursdag, Friday and Saturday Foot Pains that tire you out can be relieved and corrected Every foot pain that you have hasa cause! Andiify Wy just know that cause you can find the scientific method of get- ting it relieved and corrected. by b You can come to this store and find out the cause of your foot trouble! You can talk to 2 man who has been trained in the foot comfort methods of Dr. Wm. Scholl of Chicago. This foot ‘expert— this Dr. Scholl Practipedist—under- - stands your foot trouble, will explain to you its cause, and will * show you, free of charge, the appliance that will correct it. These appliances are not experiments. They have been tested and found successful all over the United States for a eat many yearss Do not neglect your feet. You now ave the opportunity to have your feet examined and to find out just what they need for their immediate relief. Don’t fo;_get the date. And don’t fail to come in and find what your feet need to make them comfortable. Remember the demonstration is free. i He Will Be Here 'l’hursflgy, Friday and Saturday Of This Week MANNING’S Uiti-Cver Shoe Store 211 Main Street \