New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1921, Page 5

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Why will women drag around day after day, suffering from backaches, bearing-down pains, nervousness and ‘“the blues,” enduring a miserable ex- stence when they have such evidence as the above that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound is & dependable rem- edy for such troubles. For nenrlg forty years this grand old root and herb medi- cine has been restoring the women of Ameriea to health and strength. —————rp———e—————— “CAN YOU BEAT IT.” BABY (‘III("!:\' Per 100 Barred or White Rocks $15.00 Rhode Island Reds . §15.00 White or Brown Leghorns, $13.00 White Wyandottes . . $16.00 Anconas iy iiesesueacane s SLENS NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE Telephone 1121-3. l——DIE'.NTISTS—— A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. National Bank Bldg. GAS and OXYGEN ADMINISTERE® MEN FROM DISTANCE. SEEKING WORK HERE | New York, Boston and Towns Nearby Are Represented | The latest development in the “un employment sityation™ is that persons from points as far distant as New York and Beston have made applica- tion to the local Municipal employ- ment bureau for work. Others from nearby towns have come to New Brit- ! ain for the same purpose. It was re- ported today at the bureau that as ‘ many as seven had presented them- selves in one day. Today's records, as estimated, show | ' { that 20 new applications are coming in every day: 2,000 applications have been made to date; between five and six hundred have been given work; over 100 persons have been “checked | up” thoroughly, and the financial condition of many more, and extent to which there is actugl want have been looked into in numbrous cases. Facts Misrepresented. It has been found that many of the applicants have misrepresented their financial condition. One man had a bank balance of $2,600, another of $2,000, another owned a $5,000 house which bore a mortgage. On the other hand one applicant showed his bank book. The old bal- ance of $600 had been drawn down to 36 or $7. It was stated at the bureau that the names of men from out of town were recorded after they had made appli- cation, and that they would be taken care of if the time came when all local applicants had been placed. Those applying who have property and whose need is not as great as others, will be treated in a somewhat similar manner, although it was said at the burean that their need was fully recognized. It is the belief of those in charge that where a man has shown sufficient thrift to accumulate | property, and stands in danger of los- ing the results of a life-time of hard work, he should not be turned away if it is possible to aid him after those { in vital need have been given work Some Recfuse Jobs, It is the aim of the bureau, as far as possible, to give a person the work to which that person has been ac- customed. A carpenter, mechanic, or person skilled in some other trade is not offered a job with pick and shov- el unless he expresses willingness to take such work. Some have refused to work in the sewer job. Others have tried, but, be- ing unaccustomed to the labor, have returned to the burcau and shown evi- dences of their unfamiliarity with manual labor. For them other work in sought It is admitted that a man whose hands become sore and blis- tered by pick and shovel work is not fitted for it, at least at first Frequent telephone calls are com- ing into the bureau asking for men to do small jobs. Everything (from washing windows to taking care of a man with a broken leg has been re- ported and help asked Calls have come in from nearby towns. Newington and Maple Hill have sought help here The Mungry Are Fed. The motto of the bureau, in accord- ance with instructions, is: “Allow no persons to go to bed hungr ant to this creed those in actual nced are sent to Superintendent Cowlishaw of the charities board, who sees that rations are given out. Frequently the i wrday, according to a NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1921. hungry are fed in the back yard of City Hall ‘[hers are many Spaniards among the applicants for work. The cost of issisting them will not have to be borne by the city. The state will make prope: reimbursement. NO ONE RESPONSIBLE. Bridgeport. June 4.—No criminal | responsibility attaches to anyone for the death of Mis. Carris Beyer: ot Stratford, who was killed in an auto- | mobile accident in Stamford last Sat- finding by Cor- onei Phelan. According to the coro- ner, the automobile driven by James Archer, which raa intc the car in which Mrs. Beyers was a passenger. | had a defective drive chain and the brakea refused to work. MORE KILLINGS. Dublin, June 4 (By Associated Press).—Four constables were killed | | and five wounded in an ambush by 200 civillans yesterday in Kyleberg Cross, near Borrisokane, County Tiv- | ¥e an official statement Is- perary, sued h ECZEMA 4 MONTHS CUTICURA HEALED In Pimples On Face. ltched andBurned. FaceDisfigured. ‘““Eczema started in pimples on my face. The pimples would break, and they would itch and burn so that I scratched. 1 had very littie sleep and ™y face was terxibly disfigured. My head was aiso all eruptions and I couldn’t comb my hsir. “The eczema Jasted about four months when I sent for a free sam- ple of Cuticura Socap and Ointment. It began to stop the itching and burn- ingsol a cake of Soep and a box of Ointment and in three weeks the eczema was healed.” (Signed) Mrs. John Stalker, Box 36, Hartsville, Mass., July 10, 1920. Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the care of your skin. I-)hllgl.l“ Shere. Soup e HOT WEATHER SPECIAL! A COOLING SHOWER! BATH AND A SWIM IN THE POOL AT THE wy” 4 MONTHS $5.00 STAMFORD MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED ¢ 'A touch of nature makes the whole world Some ories, those kin—because we remember. of the most compelling mem- especially in early life, are of mealtimes and of good things to eat. Such memories are all the more pleasant if they include a good range like the STAMFORD. BEADS ARE A COLORFUL TOUCH FOR FACE Squares of blue and gold beading give a distinguished air to this snake colored crepe de chine frock which Martha Mansfield, Selznick Pictures (left),. wears. Note the sheath of feathers at the side of her smart, small hat. Leatrice Joy, Goldwyn Pictures (right), also goes in for beads. Bead- ing on the fall gown is to be very good. Leatrice, however, confines her frock’'s ornamentation to a chiffon apron, which is elaborate enough indeed. The fabric medium for the gown is duvetine. The blouse relies on knife plaiting for its distinctive touch. It has the much worn round neck and the peplum. with the MADE § And Backach: SbEp.d MOSES MURI Moretown, Vermont, M “I am warranted in strongest faith in ‘Fruit. receiving such wonde: from them. Foryears, I with Kidney and Liver My back ached; m sluggish ; and my wl seemed out of order. ‘Fruit-a-tives’ was the 1o helpme. They stre kidneys, made my b regularly and freed mg distress caused from trouble,constipation and A few weeks’ trea *Fruit-a-tives’. made n bad a new lease on life, to make known the these Fruit Liver Table! 2 MOSES 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, Atdealersor.from FR Limited, OGDENSBURH For Quick Re] Use Classified { WILLET) | TIP TOPMERRY MAKER! In the New Musical Offering “THE CABARET” LARA KIMBALL YOUNG —IN— “FORBIDDEN WOMAN?” — SELECT NEWS WEEKLY e COMEDIE