New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1921, Page 8

DON'T let your temper get the best of you during this weather or during the hot days to come. See that your bathroom is fitted with the proper tub and plumbing and you can laugh at OId Sol. We're the plumbers de luxe when it comes to bathroom THE BATHS YOUR FRIEND WHEN TORRID DAYS~ FIRE UP YOUR_ TEMPER TOA BLAZE fixtures. Keeney Showers Arcola Heaters E. P. BURNS Plumbing. 11 Main Street BEAUTY — STRENGTH | POWER — COMFORT —HAYNES — CHARACTER CARS CARLISLE CORD TIRES ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE A FEW GOOD USED CARS Piper “. Zimmerman 15 MAIN STREET, ’PHONE 1530 Kelly-Springfield Tires and Tubes Auto Accessories Automotive Equipment and Rubber Corp. —A t— TEL. 1818 -t The Home of Service 26 MAIN ST. Sinski Store At the Corner of Main and Elm Streets. kS —— D SINI]E BIRTH l\ guave her immediate attention, Last iturday she was dis h.u.ul with ex- ellent sizht in be S Dr. Dandy | Ke clares that mlhn a short time her | Wowt RENEW CONTRACTS to remove them without in- |Seven Teachers at Hizh School Will the girl's head. These e number revealed of growths, one entwined about the optic nerve of the right eye and (he other pressing against the front of her brain. It was his deli- ntinued From First Page). ual darkness. They never lost hat the day would come which |, ppeesty make her gave her case or brain tissues sight normal and |¢ continuous at Ha at the slightest u All dnrm., the lec r. | specialist’s hand might have proved Walte was thinking of his Iit ent and -nn the le r- e wa before leaving Baltimore, Mr. [Helen @ put her e up to Dr. I ent to Dr. Dandy for r- |school ited her b histc ory SBich Dr. Dan ttling his aceount. ’ misec partment a De _ |Gertrude Ho s Employ—To Transfer | % llowing teachers; Mis You will find the con- cerns here mentioned. We apprecia‘te your past patronage and by our courteousness, busi- ness integrity and will- ingness to serve you cou- pled with the ability to do so----we solicit your future business .. CHAS. BENCE Agent For The _BUICK— A Good Line of Used Cars 55 Main Street ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES i CONTRACTING T. W. HINCHLIFFE 50 MAIN STREET LAUN-DRY-ETTE WASHERS APEX CLEANERS F. H. Bollerer’s Posy Shop FLORIST. Cut Flowers, Plants, Etc. Funeral Work a Specialty. Flowers for Wedding Decorations. MAIN GREENHOUSE 11 Joluhun \!l(‘ci, MAPLE HILL. Telephone 2521-2. Member F. T. D. STORE, 7 Main Street. Telephone 585-2. SN - |dren formerly accommodated in se buildings will go to the new | under bond of mp school and the Rockivell|manslaughter. Curtin J. M. Cur- |schools. James Biet, E. O. —_— able. man and E. Flor- | €iccellanesus Shower To Miss Helen Coffey Friends of Miss Helen Coffey of Strat- [ d, tendered her a m: last night at the home of McCue of Oak street. Arthur Moore. Cocaine Valued at rendered. A 1. Miss Coffey Idings. winl of Vincent Nolan rtendent Stanley H S L informed that con- New York, June be renewed for next Child Runs in Front of Car Driven by n the Mrs. Eugene Maxwell Moore. on asterr Americar , High school; M % also of the ¥ department; M yer of the science de We thank our customers for -their patron- age and by our continued efforts hope to be of more service to them. ¢ We Have : Some June Bargains. Lamps and Flatirons. Barry & Bamforth 19 Main Street. ’Phone 2504. @ f , \ ~= The PORTER & DYSON CO. Established 1894. “Old Reliable Jewelers.” Manufacturers and Repairers ofi FINE JEWELRY Diamond Work a Specialty. Fine Watch Repairing. 54 MAIN STREET. The Best in Used Cars Can Be Founi at The B. & B. Motor Co. Sim Bookman, Prop. 18 Main Street. ’Phone 84. Easy Time Payments Arranged. S.L. Hinchliffé TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKER; Gutters, Conductors and Furnaces. 50 MAIN STREET. : TEL. 505 o Mrs. Moore \\|\ held by the police 5,000, charged with )‘rom what can be learned of the accident it was unavoid- She is prominent here socially. She is a sister-in-law of Major Charles SEIZE “DOPE” SHIPMENT $25,060 Is Taken— No One Claims Cargo and No Arrests 22, Cocaine V: \lncd it $25,000 and other goods of consi - able value were seized early Yes tcnd Ay freig ht steamship on and McAdam and ten one found on board Wwou AKEN be reconverted into her mcin&\r- BOOZE IS T of years ago when she beat all irite ish and American yachts which em- e peted against her. The Britannia vill Four Are Arrested in Gloucester and|appear at all the forthcoming r } N ) < tas in full racing trim and it is stawa Valuable Shipment of Liquor Is Con- that the Prince of Wales and te Duke of York are likely to take pat fiscated in the racing on the Clyde in July. Gloucester, Mass., June 22.—Smug- gling of liquor, supposedly by vessels in| Chicagd Women Lose from the fisk 'n;: grounds, came to light Flght For Jury Dll : One ‘“:;"‘”‘d cases of| Chicago, June 22.—Women l0sg indy and rum, some on| their fight to appear on the jury lis O aielon, ot | ©f Cook ~ county vesterday, re and Miauclon, | Judge Marcus Kavanagh dismissdilfal SEEED ek Y petition for writ of mandamus compel the Jury Commissioners e >| place women’s names on the lisf Margaret L. Fay, attorney for the P Fisheries . i :‘1 ::xw | nmp.m).v .| titioners, said she would appeal th . Russell Smit b case to the Supreme Court. Jud f the a1 | Kavanagh quotes the Supreme Con L) dech in lh(‘ : ‘ and the Attorney General as: 1