New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1922, Page 3

Annual Low Priced Sale of | Good Merchand ise All of our offerings for this sale are from every department in the store, representing regular stock goods and offe .. Sale Jab s st LG ..Sale Sale Value Value $2.75 $2.98 Value .. Value One Lot House Dresses. ... HEAVY COATINGS red at real sale prices, Price $1.75 Price $1.85 Price $2.00 Price $2.35 $1.75 yard. .T5¢ ea. Dress Ginghams, 27 and 32 all 50c¢ yd. in. wide. ..15¢ to One Lot House Dresses. . .... 8 WOOL JERSEY CLOTH This material is very desirable in colors Tan, Red, Copen, Henna and Pearl Gray— Art Beach Cloth in white, tan and ecru yard ..$1.00 ea. At Notion Department. 207¢ Discount on Everything In the Domestic, Underwear, Hosiery, Gents' Furnishings, Corset and other depart- ments, you will find sale prices and some special ofierings. OPPOSES CUTS FOR FIRE DEPT. MEMBERS Gommission Points Out That Men Are Entitled to Consideration At the meeting of the fire board Jast night, a resolution was adopted requestifg that the salaries of firemen be continued as at present, and that the salary of the chief en- &ineer be increased from $2,675 to $3,200. as follows: 3 “To His Honor the Mayor Common Council. “Gentlemen:—- “The board of fire commissioners respectfully begs leave to recommend that the pay of the members of the fire department, from the chief down, be not subjected to any reduction. The board feels that if the contem- plated reduction of 10 per cent. is carried out, gross injustice and lack of appreciation will be shown by your body, by thus applying that reduction to the members of the fire depart- ment. “The board bases this recommenda- tion upon these grounds: First, the employment is hazardous, and thus the scale of pay cannot bhe compared to men in other classes of work. Sec- ond, the hours of duty. Third, though the cost of living has come down somewhat, the fireman's pay was not affected by the inflated war- time pay of other classes of employ- ment. Fourth, scales of pay in other cities in Connecticut: Hartford and New Haven have the two-platoon, with the same scale of pay as here with no two-platoon; Bridgeport has the two-platoon with a slightly lower scale; Stamford with the two-platoon, $4.80, $4.40, $4.11 per day; Middle- town, with the two-platoon, $5.00 straight per day. “The board feels that until the two- platoon system is instituted the pres- ent pay should be continued. The board submits that by not reducing the present pay of the members, your body will show full recognition of the present high efficiency of the depart- ment. “WILLIAM C. KRANOWI To Buy New Hose. The matter of the purchase of fire hose was taken up at the meeting, and a number of bids were submitted. On a motion by Commissioner Fred Parsons, it was voted to award the contract to the United States Rubber company, at the following prices: 1,- 000 feet of 2 1-2 inch hose at §1.30 a foot; 100 feet of 3-inch hose at $1.45 a foot, and 200 feet of 3-4 inch chemical hose at $4.45 a foot. "T'he commissioners have received excellent reports of the brand of hose made hy the successful bidder. Building for Repairman. The matter of furnishing adequate facilities for the repair department was discussed. Plans were inspected for tke proposed building, at an es- timated cost of $6,000. An appro- priation for this building will be contained in the budget. Repairs at No. 3. The board also voted favorably on the proposed repairs at Engine com- pany No. 8 house. It is planned to tear out the stalls partitions former- and the ANNIVERSARY ADDED FEATURES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES it e the | The resolution adopted is | | | | of the eight bridesmaids who wi marries Viscount Lascelles. Wales. Iy occupied by the horses prior to the motorization of the department, and to install shower baths, a reading mitory. The estimated cost of repairs is $4,500. Adequate Conditions Exist, Chairman Hjerpe reported that property which wonld' be available for a fire station in the Belvidere sec- For every violation of her laws Na- ture exacts a penal but she also has wisely provided relief, especially for the ailments of the human system. Since constipation is the most common of allments, Nature endowed herbs, seeds, bar and leaves with laxtive properties, Farly settlers, de pendent entirely upon Nature, nse the extracts from these plants to relieve and correct constipated conditions. Seventy years ago, an old-fashioned Maine country doctor who didn't be lieve in harsh cathartics originated a prescription known as Dr. Trues Elixir, the True Family Laxative, which since has given relief to many thousands of constipation sufferers. It is composed of extracts from herbs and seeds; it acts mildly, pleasantly, positively; it helps to correct the cause naturally and relieve its attendant evila it purifies the bowels as it cleanses and helps to restore normal action.- Here is one of the thousands cases. where Dr. True's Elixir has help ed. s you have been a Godsend to me, that is ‘a friend in need is a friend indeed’ I will write and tell you about the value of your medicine—Dr. True's Princess Maude, younger daughter of Princess Royal, is one e R room and improvements to the dor- the | conditions CONSTIPATION OFTEN POISONS THE SYSTEM NATURE HAS PROVTDED RELIEF certain [J. ling secretary, W remodeling of the stone crusher prop- | erty on Stanley street for d4rill pur- | poses. Chief Willlam J. Noble strong- | ly favors securing this place for drill the men. The budget of the depart. | ment will total $1567.666.50 A communication was r ived from the civil service commission contain ing 19 names of men who are not voters, and who have been on the eligible list for appointment The | board took no action in the matter, The Sparmer Case, The hoard took up the e of Fire man George Sparmer mrmer Was | burned while repairing a gasoline torch for a neighbor. Mayor Curtis notified the board that the fireman conld be paid for the time he was off duty, If the board saw fit to do o, but as the fireman was not perform- ing a duty for the city when the ac- cldent happened, he does not come under the compensation law The matter was referred to the corpora- tion counsel. Clerk John Keogh told the board that a 10.days' slck leave had been paid the fireman, and this action was ratified, OWL OFFICERS Installation Tonight in Charge of Re- tiring President Driscoll ~ Retiring President D. T, Driscoll will be in charge of the installation of of- ficers of the New Britain Nest, Order of Owls, at a meecting tonight. The officers are as follows President, William Middleton, 8r., vice-president, William Middleton, Jr., invocator, C‘'harles Ronalter; record- C. Cayer; financlal secretary, E. J. Moore: treasuer, F. I, Fitzgerald; sentinel, Walter Hurlburt; picket, Alfred Middleton; warden, W. C. Halmadgel; physician, Dr. Thomas Mulligan, _Clty Items Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner. —advt, The Woman's Home Missionary de- partment of the South Congregational church will hold an all day sewing meeting tomorrow. The session will start at 9:30 and luncheon will be served at noon. Articles will be sewed for the local hospital. See our 1c sale advt. Page 5.—advt. Now selling, reserved seats for Phil- harmonic matinee concert, Jan. 29th, Fox's theater. 75 musicians. Good soloist. 75c to $1.50, at Crowell's Drug store.—advt. Tomorrow night at the Ellhu Bur- ritt schood there will be a meeting of the Assyrian-American society. Pu- pils from the schools will be there and an interesting program will be rendered. Actors will be selected for a play to be given by the society in the near future. Special lunch advt. The members of the Commodore Jack Barry Council, A. A. R. L. R, will leave Central park at 7:30 p. m. sharp by truck to take part in the celebration of the evacuation of the British Black and Tan troops from Ireland, which will be held in the city hall in Meriden Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. /m You can afford 30c at Crowell's.— to change —NOW— It takes only three to four days to install Arcola with American Radiators in each room. A week from now you can start to nut into the bank one- third of the money that has Il attend Princess Mary when she S Princess Maude is one of the many | who have been mentioned as the possible bride of the Prince of tion could be secured for $1,200. The property in question is located on | Stanley street. It is felt by the com- | mission that adequate fire fighting exist at present for the particular section. The matter was tabled. For Drill Tower. An appropriation of $500 will be in- cluded in the budget for the use and Elixir; believe me, it helped me. I eat everything that comes along, no more diet. T even tried raw onions for a test. Is that not luck after nine long vears of only milk and eggs?—Mrs. (Nutley, N. J.) To have a suitable laxative, one | which she knows will prove effective, ibe easy to take and guaranteed pure, |Mrs. Peter Velme of North Charles- fon, 8. C., sent up North. She says:" have great faith in Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Laxative and Worm |Expeller, and have been using it for ;n\n‘r ten years. T send for it to my old home at Oxford, Me.” | A well-known New Yorker writes ‘While visiting in historic old Ply- mouth, (Mass.), my family became ac- quainted with yvour Dr. True's Elixir, [the True Family Laxative and Worm xpeller. It does all you claim for it {in aiding digestion and relieving in- somnia and conslipation. Please ship |me six large size bottles for mother is | in need of it.” —Wm. 1. Ralph. Dr. Trae's Eliviv, the True Family Laxative, was first a Maine medicine, becn going up the chimney. For Arcola not only will give you better warmth in the colil weelks ahead. It pays for itself in the fuel it saves. Let Arcola start this weck to work for your pocketbook as well as your health and com- fort. DROP Parker and O’Connor Heating Engineers 77 Seymour St. Phone 98-2 IN OR PHONE US, COLD MONTHS to enjoy ARCOLA’S WARMTH Come in today and see for yourself how Arcola connected with American Radiators will warm your house all over. We can in- stall Arcola and have it working before removing your present system. E. P. BURNS 11 MAIN §' Tel. 585-5 What Are You Doing ‘SATURDAY NIGHT’ Cecil B. DeMille DON'T FAIL TO VISIT KINNEY’S BIG SHOE SALE {then New Iingland, now International. {40c—600-81.20, | last night at Electric hall, mander Chas, . Willlams appointed Charlton E, Taorello as reporter, The | City Mission See our 1¢ sale advt, Page 5.—advt Star of Golden lodge, O, 8 of will install their officers Friday even inf instead of Baturday evening, as formerly planned | afternoon at § o'cock at the Y. M. C The regular meeting of the United | A, to select a list of candidates for of- Order of the Golden Cross was held | fiee on the board, The election will The meet- | take place at the annual meeting of Noble Com- | the mission February 9 There nominating committee of the will meet tomorrow ing was largely attended on Amsrican Radiator in each bed-room warmth to make the change. is installed and at work. coming ful hot-water warmth. for washing and bathing. days, fitter”); ask him for an estimate. ARCOLA can be connected with the kitch. en tank also, glving hot water for household use in the fuel it saves. RAD for every heating need 104 WEST 42np STREET New York City may be classified as “Plumber” o ARCOLA'S initial cost is surprisingly low and the cost comes back to you. Thousands of ARCOLA owners testify that ARCOLA pays for itself does not seem to be any question of the presidency, E. 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