New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 2

2 [ T e e Y NEW RRITAIN DAILY HE TUESDAY, RALD, CAFTAINT, W, GRACE 2 \ W this eity, and i only executive officer in the de rtment at this time, who was bhorn e lin this city 28 YEAR? IN I]EPT times an Main street, ther ng, and when it sound an nearest ‘to 1t was * to a telephone to us hn was wantd of him, 8 in u. we days necessitated that gnal boxes | Near the rail- | The | CALLS ON IRISH [Rev. Charles inuhrlnk D'Arcy As |~‘ People i Ireland to Help Forward | FEBRUARY 14, 1922, Lord Cuarson's leading supporters |throughout the Ulster controversy, hgs just fssued o statement calling on the trish people to do all “that in us lies ‘m help forward every movement that | makes for the common good.” “We must co-operate,” he adds, ‘each in his own sphere, with all who e working for the restoration of or- n. and for the well-being o thd YES WE SELL Sy " | " whole people of our land.' iceman cover considerable ter- | Movements for the Common Good, 16 /poop 4 ritory, The man at the south end of | the city coverced from the Main street | Captain T 5 W, Grace today | railroad crossing to the qnlrkl\!h" h year a IHIY\:)IH and K, bor of the New Dritain police depart- | The polleeman having the ¢ ) 11" assignment had that entire sec- | Sntering the department a8 tion and as far south as Beaver street 1 mera was promoted to | to patrol, Another beat started at oro_ vmo Ithe reg months' | Main and Walnut streets and ¢x = department | ed westerly to the Black Rock br it that time consisted of nine mem- The patrolman in the northern se bers, with Chief Ja t Ition hud all streets north of Ia and Lieutenant John Main street to care for. du those both of whom are now original force, th Irank English, It Cosgrove, Doorman Gus Ve and Licutenant Samuel n;.mrm»m stiil_ members » department, eutenant Damforth and Captajn | were appointed regulars after INCANDESCENT LAMPS Herbert L. Milis 336 Main Street Belfast, e, 14,~The Most Rev, ST s Aand | Bank | charies Tredomak B Aroy. Arolibis ou Need Not Have a Colc St hse TN uthaty {Charles Frederick D'Arey, ArehbIshop | o "W ke Laxative BROMO o Armagh and Primate of Al Ircland | QUININE Tablets when you feel'the first symptoms of a Cold coming on, | (Chureh, of Trelund) who was one of WEDNESDAY SPECIALS BAKING DEPARTMENT Hallinany Best Bread, 24 oz loaf.......... 13¢; 2 for ’)c | . Assorted Layer Cakes ............. c Twisted Crullers ........oovvveeiereiiinnnnen. 22¢ doz IN THE “CANDY \HOP" Old Fashion Molasses Rock Peppermint*and Wintergreen Patties ............ DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT (Cooked Corned Beef ays, the policemen were 1 every month for day duty, Was First Sergeant, Captuin Grace's first promotion was | ll\.n of a rnnndumnn but (I\lu hluil\ | ‘ A genernt wntiseptio for all mucous § surtices, combines the soothing anti- changed | sopthe and prophylactic ngredients, An cacciient mouth wash, 202 and 50c Rotties, PIHIEA g 4 aptain l irace having been tlu HHI member | | “e [ Josepn Tatem and James Conlon Ieft | op thy department to be so named, | | ¥he dspartmnt, He ascended to the captainey on nu\‘ o Day Cop Was danitor. death of the late Patrick Lee. Dickinson Drug CO,‘ Many changes have occurred in the | n "fl"'k'”" of his connection \\llh] | Grace became ider 169-171 Main Street * 30c b, 22¢ Ib. B police department since Cupt®n | yhe pollee department, Captain Grace | itifled with it. The | popaiied today that he was the first | police station was at that time across | the street from its present location, P e S i e e e e We will be pleased to submit estimates, advise fti)(lor schemes and render you a service to your iking. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail 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. 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