New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 192z, . FIRE SALE SMASHING BARGAINS SALE ENDS, SATURDAY, MARCH 11t NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF OPPORTUNITY TO BUY SUCH HIGH GRADE GOODS AT SUCH, RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES IT'S A BAD FIRE THAT DOES NO ONE GOOD AINTS VARNISHES BRUSH (NO. DAMACT (SLIGHT DAMAGE) (DAMAGED £ND OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STOCK OF SNAPPrPY WALL PAPERS FOk 1922 WE WILL QUOTE NO PRICES, AS THE PAINT TRADE WOULD CLEAN US OUT IN SHORT ORDER Of Course! This Is A Cash Sale THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3.5 FRANKLIN SQUARE NEW BRITAIN, CONN. o5 nti . DRAG(;P;D \‘YIFE TO States marshal's office here, was|ing and brought out a big ‘attend- | borough election. George H. I*‘arn— of Olympia. Flagstead announcerl'l.‘ 5 lof the number in the entire country . The total number of new home light- named as corespondent. ance of taxpayers. A motion was in- [ ham, the party's candidate for war-|\ould leave for his team's I[lorid % nu: lenmrrs added in - these five "Q The Wolffs were marvied in 1913 | troduced by Selectman Keevers that|den, polied 2,199 votes against 1,473 [ training camp in a few days. s 800, HIS RIVAL’S HOME i i i the rate be 18 mills on the grand list, | for the republican candidate, John H. tates in 102 and their two children are in the cus- in $93,600 The | Claxton. The other candidates, ELE[;TRH; [‘IEHTIN{i Ihlphl Strides Si 2 S tody of the mother. Wolff lost inter- [ which will bring 93,600, 1 s estimated” an-| ] . est in his wife in the spring of 1918, [ motion was accepted without opposi- | whose names follow, were elected by |nnul|u mr-nl of the national associa.|S8id to the Corespondent: “I Have |, ono caiq. tion. The rate is a raise of 3 mills | proportionate votes: H. H. Fuessen- Ition in commenting on the total new et Onit. Nouness inally admitting to his wife his|over that of the past year. ich, Alexander P. Constable, William i & k mscmm-rs in the nation “that of these % relations with Miss DParker, accord- - - H. Dwan, John A. Carroll and George Gas Indl estlon Camomla Sfi Gp] a]]:l NM] Y(]‘ nevs enstomers 300,000 ave in residen- Divorce Recommended. inz to the report, Mr. and Mrs. Wolff ) CTION. Stone, burgesses; John J. McCaffrey, y g ) a clerk; John H. Seaton, treasurer; i ters built during 1921, and | |went to the young woman's apar — Tl]l‘d 0 10 3-[5 00 U S (I\l remainder. approximately 700,660 Trenton, N. J. March T.—Special|ments and Wolff made this decara. | Citizens' Party Makes Clean Sweep In | john McLaughlin, ~tax collector; i |70~ Ve L0u 1 uu old residential quarters which|Master in Chancery Irederick W.|{ion to her: A R e R e Stomach MISB[ lwere wired daring 1921. Gnichtel has submitted a report to| “This is my wife. She has found & A .| Frederick 1" Clarke and David H. { “Toda, 14 cities and communi-|Chancellor Walker recommending & |out that we have. been living to- | Torrington, March 7.—The citizens’ | 11arri9, auditors. Chicago. March 7.—- lllinois lexds|ties in the United States are heing|divorce for Mrs. e i e T S s e o o | L/ Ao, decisive victory at the | mreagurer John H. Seaton, who ran {12} 1) polls here yesterday in the biennial [ o) photh tickets, the only republi- — |apepS|n the Unifed States in the number of fserved by e'ectric light and power | whose husbun is seeretary-treasurer of fme it 1 will stop living with you. I homes lighted by electricity, with|companies. The actual total fized|the Monument Pottery company of (have decided to quit you. Here is - - | can nominee to gain office. California ranking second and New|investment in theze companies is $4,- | this city. Harrlet 8. Parker, a di-|{ho key to the apartment.” The plan of including Northside s A e T York third, according to the Netional | 600,000,000, with a gross income of | vorcee and former clerk in the United Jater the corespondent im’qrmml' Park and adjacent territory in the clectric Light assoclition which has|$933,950,000 wnually. During 1921 Jater : : : disgent ! j A ‘ UM””--‘!":;(‘ S tlp:“:’ll n bhveve ol il RattiaRics used 35,000,000 tons S Ul S MBI L E ] eRqECt b e BoreEti It o nsieiad Y st the sitpestanalien o ity Ghpuntaiie aniintons el Lo ruahieduived SpIDII o0 C vuested her to follow them to Califor- ’0‘” of 1,788 to'808, Gases, Iatulence, Heartburn, Sour residential lighting situa f coal, 1¢ . ar e on Rh nia where the Wolffs were gol P O v N P 3 a i Ll i ere going to ey ) g ness, lermentation or Stomach Dis- quers eumatism SV R EE e (il e e U prA GETRAD TARES BRIDI, [ ehn SHRERERanBR, BARER pat the country ind 25,000,000 cubic feet of natural ke During | ) 2y g Piles to be nternal. That's why salvea | Olympia, Wash, March 7.—Pete | lets give almost immediate stomach jiEh Bndfnower restien il CUSLOMERS o0 ghs: QLI sciatica get a bottle of Rheuma to- and operations fail to give lasting| Flagstead, star outficlder of the De-|yclief and shortly the stomach is in /the country in ed 1,000,700 he output of cieclrical | €NersY | gay If it does not convinee you that | # MILL INCREASE. rolief. His harmless prescription, | troit American league baseball team, | corrected so you can cat fayorite bringing the total up to S,467,600.| 1g21 totalled 43,100,000,000 Kilowatt}yoy can be rid of all rhew hat| Windsor Looks, March 7.The ud- |1 EM.ROID, removes the cause.|yesterday joined the ranks of the |foods without fear. Large c In andition to the residential lighting [hours of which 26,000,000,000 energy [ taring your moncy will be ref | journed town mect s held in|Money back if it fails. Sold by all| benedicts, He was married at Mon- | costs only few cents at drug iore izht and pow-|was derived rrom fuci and 17,100~ | e & Brainerd Co. I the fire and police building last even- |good druggists. tesano, Wash,, to, Miss Rita Tibbett| Millions helped annually. 4 customers the electric yial [ 900,000 of energy was derived from | er industry has 1,500,000 indu " power. cial power customenrs inging the to-[du 1,000 employes. tal number up to 10 : “In the United 5 A 14 op- Winois Hasd 825,00 sating companies of which 3,862 are) ! ivetely owned, with a total of YOU CERTAINLY ARE FOOLISH 3 NQ INDEED, MOTHER, T WONT 1 DON'T SEE WHY NOT- Illinois has 838,000 of the residen | tinl custome Catifornia rani w 00,000 stock holders, The privately | NOT TO M ™ MARRY ALLAN BUT WHEN CTAN VAN, RYGG, TANE & THINK OF HOW QUICKEY A 1 in home lighting castomers itn | swhed compunis - gencate Sightiy ALLAN VAN AYGG, JANE - . THE RIGHT MAN COME'S 1\ GNSENSE( Gup\_\e N o0), SASras ntomtod.. 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