New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 2

RYTHNG | E BRIDE-- IALLY RE- ENGRAVING lettering solves the prob- nctive wedding invitations icoments at o moderate 'h better looking than the led script and not nearly so shaded let- s tho new experienced paper this tq these done by n fine texture jurked distinction notices hd sample forms of Relief ready for your In- Statlonery Depart- are our THE son Drug Store | 171 Main Street. BERDASHERY Woven Madras areatost whirt val for @ ench, Lisle the and amless through black woven S Fumed T, he 1ull Fashioned Lisle v popular and desir- Krinkle Kre Mk Underwear qualities, special 93¢, « .. D . keHorgfall pompany sylum St, Hartford. 7% o Pay Our Kind™ TY ITEMS. and records, Henry Morans pting of the women of the tist chureh will be pagt- Wednesday of this weéck 25, when un all.day sewing i1l be held. The ladies will | et lunches and coffoe will | va. Kelly tonight, Rogers 0. —advt. mlar meeting of b. E. 8., will be held at 7 Ly ing in Masonic usual afterncon social will | 2:30 o'clock on Thursday Martha | ing Women's Auxiliary of Congregational chureh will lytime fote Wednesday, from | clock. Fancy articles, cae will be offered for sale and nts are made for a tea musical program will be pre | Radenfre o | Plumbing Inspect en women get to- these days they talk the cost of living. IRE IS A DROP IN ES AT THIS STORF. sl This Bread Shop ixamins the Goods Notico the Prices. not ‘what you earn, it is hich you save thut Cuts it of Living. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 192f. VARIOUS GITY DEPT. REPORTS PRESENTED Will Later Be Published in Municipal Record Annual reports on the conditior the various city departments, inclu ng a resume of work done and re comr ations for the future be city clerk for the reports $4,580.82 reived from other o of $4,506.4% of $219.1% ing filed with the Edward . Connolly, fund, agent state aid for windows, $4,800 ap- riated expe tov et expe all of which wes a balance George Cooley. orts six new fire luring the' year and he fite and police city eoleetrician, re larm boxes added adds that both systoms are n good order censing all iy ommends doing kind and small fee for tions wmusement commission alance of $318.79 out £4,500 persons also s all permits The eport shows v total public orely ' office T = v formal statement that such . exlsts “ume of ne clals, For the 8. Chamberl t of the ind the Building rends Insti a financ the institute and” expenditures. hn Allen recom- buile of many more here » cemetery com- formal financial pts Inspector the orts will be unicipal published in record Second Annual Conve At Rocky MM May The , 21 and 22, second annual week-enl con- ference of the Connecticut Y. M, C, A, mnasium Hil, it Wangum Lodge vacation house, gutes from the leaders, will be held at 21 and o the Y. M. C. A Eight or ten dele- local “Y" will attend Conn., on May 20, | A program of sports and other inter- ting feats will be held and the o 1 of officery will take place prominent men will giv Joseph Hergstrom, physical director at the New Britain Y. M. . A, will preside at the and athletic second day. Fred Ba- an exhibition of club roy and Appleton, com- will also be an the pro- above mentioned are games meety on the will g winging. L. edy acrobaty, The local men Health Commissioners To Hear Annual Reports The meeting of the board of health commissioners will be held this annual afternoon at work of the presénted by J. R, Har b ¢'clock. Reports on the past year Health Meat teriolog will be rintendent Miss Duelly, ulosis nu First Sanitary Inspector J report s | f re- | glven by the city | tion to be Held | all | , | Hearings will be given on the N ! Mill, Clark HE NOW BELIEVES INFRUTATIVES” Teacher Of “New Thought" Healed By Fruit Liver Tablets Scuesectapny, N. Y, H “T am not in the habit of praising | any material medicine as I am an | advocate of ‘New Thought’; butsome ! time ago, I had such a bad attack of l Liver and Stomach Trouble that T gave up thinking Idid not have it and took | *Fruit-a-tives’ or Fruit Liver Tablets. I Most gratifying was the result. It ! gelieved my liver and stomach | trouble, cleaned up my yellowish complexion and put new blood in my body. ‘Fruit-a-tives’ is the highest result of ‘New Thought’ in medicine™ A. A. YOUXN 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size Atdealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. THREE NEW CHAPTERS OF R. A. M. REQUESTED (Continued from First Page.) George A. Kies of Hartford reported the membership for the year ending April 30 to be 12,853. Returns from all of the forty chapters showed that 1,649 were exalted: 14 admitted and nine reinstated. There were 181 de- mitted and 94 members died. At the session this afternoon following officers were elected: Grand high priest, Edgar B. Bridgeport. Deputy grand Nash of Westerly. Grand king, ¥. Ward de Klyn, Dan- bury. Grand Hartford. Grand treasurer, Hartford. Grand secretary. Hartford. the priest, Arthur N. scribe, William O. Shelley, Isaiah Baker, George A | i | | Ellis, r.. | Kies, | Grand captain of the hest, William Bowers, New Haven irand principal sojourner, arbie, Danielson. d royal arch captain, Elbert Herbert , John O. Rowland, Louls L. Beach, Hall, Meriden. Dr. Eugene A. | The installution of officers and the l completion of the business before the | i | iristol; annual conversation will take place late this afternoon. The of High will be held at noon. annual meeting of the Order Priesthood in Connecticut 5 o'clock this after- | Puklic Works Board to 2 Heold Hearings Tonight | The board of public works will 7:30 o'clock to hold proposed street meet tonight at hearings on several | works. The residents of Jerome street will be heard on the establishment of street, rade and bailding lines. con- | struction of sewers in Court, nd South streets. SPRING PAINTING Better Materials Insure Longer Protection We Sell Better PAINTS, VARNISHES and WALL PAPERS for Every Purpose See Qur New Cut Out Borders THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retnil Dealers in PAINTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS GLASS, PUTTY. BRUSHES WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, ETC. 3--5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. CHAS. DILLON & CO. Charles Dillon E. H. Dillon HARTFORD SUBURBAN BARGAIN DAY TOMORROW To make this even an exceptionally interesting and money- saving day here we will place on sale the biggest values of the year in seasonable Millinery, Ladies’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Gloves, Hosiery, Fur Chokers, Sweaters. SAILOR HATS £2.00 Straw Banded Sailor Hats $2.50 Rough Straw Draped Sailor Hats . $3.00 Rough Straw Draped Sailor Hats . . $5.00 Fine Straw Tailored Hats ..............ocunnn $2.95 Splendid values in Banded Tailored and failor Hats 5 " SPORT HATS We have every mew thing in Sports Hats in silk, combination. straw and felt taffeta and Amgora Hats. $5.00 Sports Hat $7.00 Sports Hat £10.00 Sports Hat . CHILDREN'S HATS ailors, streamer .... $2.50 Rolling Straw Sailors, streamer .. . 3145 $3.00 Rolling Straw ailors, streamer .. . . $1.95 $4.50 and $5 Rolling Straw Sailors, streamer 5 $3.75 to $10.00 .. $3.98 . $1.98 $7.98 $1.75 Rolling Straw $1.00 " | Quick Results- BILLIARDS BOWLI Now Is the Time The Place Is - ROGERS ‘Recreation Build For Men ‘and Women SN AY AN T, Open Alleys Every Day and Evening 7/ The “Old Reliable” } Coldwell and Great American Sold and Gual;anteed By Us For a Quarter of a Century By | Quick Results---r C Ad = Whe're. Walk - Overs . Make Good . Any Walk-Over, put to a style test, shows up in great shape. You go to a Walk-Over store and you are looking for a shoe with comfort and‘good looks—the most for your money. And the Walk-Over store delivefs all that to you with a liberal hand. Coel, light-weight shoes with all the sase and roominess i men lke in the shoes they pick for summer and vacation wear. See them in white buckakin or light { weight leathers. THE SMARTEST BROGUES OF THE SEASON, Observe the details of this oxford. Tt is excellent bregue. designing on the well-liked Master shape. It has a heel fitting that is a recent step in Walk-Over manufacturing. The top fits snugly, with plenty of room for the base of the heel. There is no rubbing, no breaking in. In Russia calfskin of the best grade obtainable. Dawvid Manning’+ ) - Utk O@er SHOE STORE 211 Main Street