New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1923, Page 2

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| I This Time Get A Better | Hot Water Bottle The only way (0 SaVe MORECY WhHen buying & Hot Water bottle s (0 buy a good one, The MARSAY Botte will outlast two ordinary ones, $2.89 v The Dickinson Drug Co. 160.171 MAIN STREET | ol Correct Clothes for | Evening Wear | THE DINNER CKET For Evening “We Except for evening weddings, private formal dances and a very few other very formal oc- casions, the dinner jacket has become the accepted attire for evening wear, The dinner jack- ot is slightly fitted to the figure —notched lapels are satin-faced, Trousers are satin-braided at seams, Here such dinner suits are at $45 and $70. WHITE WAISTCOATS With the Dinner Jacket The white waistcoat of pique or linen in single or dowble breasted styles has taken the W/ place of the black waistcoat for almost every evening occasion. The black silk waistcoat may be worn only when no ladies are present. White waistcoats as well as black are in excellent variety here at $7.50 and up- HORSEALLS [sylum Stree Hartford. | Probable expenditure 1922-23 1,819.89 OETAILED RESUME OF SCHOOL BUDGET Authorities Prepare lemized Ex- planation of Financial Needs | An itemized explanation of the school | lepartment prepared by seheol au-| thorities follows Tem 1==Teaching Day Schools, | Fstimated for 1922-1933 $552,874 Appropriated 493,042 Fxtra appropriation neoded B8,882 Estimated for 1928-24 , $616,800 Explanatory a The present monthly payroll) (not including extra teachers or tary inereases) is $55,200; for menths, §552,000, b. Salary increases according to salary schedule for teachers and principals now in service, $14,300 Extra teachers will be needed n-] follows Present number teachers ... Needed Feb, 1, 1823 Needed Sept, 1, 1928 Needed Feb, 1, 1924 . ovvininnnn mount needed for +.8552,000 14,300 50,500 BUMMATY o ovveernes Total needed for 1923-24 ... $616,800 Item 2=Tuition—State Board of Education, Estimated for 1922-23 . Appropriated for 1922 vens 50,000 Estimated for 1923-24 .+ .$62,600 Explanatory—This estimate of $62,- 500 is based upon a careful calcula- tion of the cost per pupil in the grades of city schools correspondng to grades in Camp and Bartlett schools. This .. .$50,000 |figure has not been accepted by the | State Board of Education, not having been figured by their representative. It may, therefore, be changed some- what when finally figured. Item 3—Janitor’s Salaries. Estimated for 1922-23 .. .$31, Appropriated for 1922.23 .... 2 Fxtra appropriation needed .. 3,500 Estimated for 1923-24 . $33,900 Item 4—Janitor’'s Supplies. Fstimated for 1922-23 ..$1,600.00 Appropriated for 1922-23 ... 1,600.00 00.03 Overdraft 19 219.89 Estimated for 1923-2 . $1,600.00 Item 5—Open Air School Supplies. Estimated for 1922-2 ,000 Appropriated for 1 Estimated for 1023-24 ........ Explanatory—This item covers ex- pense for table and service at Open Air school, for 75 pupils, to whom a midday meal is served. Item 6—Kindergarten Su Estimated for 1922-23 . Appropriated for 1922- Estimated for 1 . xplanatory—These ar 1,400 kindergarten children—an aver- pplies ... 880 “It Pays To Buy Our Kind" [ & | City Items | | Dan Nolan Ukulele Class for Girls. | Every Thursday eve. Y. W. C. A.| Ukuleles at C. Pierce Co.—advt. Attorney M. D. Saxe is in New York on business. For sale—Stove birch for fireplace. 25 Plainville.—advt. An anniversary mass of requiem | was celebrated this morning at St Joseph's church for Mrs. P. Foldan.| . There will be.a month mind mass | for Mrs. Agnes Downing at St. Mary's church, Thursday morning at 7:30| o'clock. { Victrolas—C. L. Pierce Co.—advt. | Winthrop Council, Sons and Daugh- | ters of Liberty, will hold a mnonng‘ this evening at 8 o'clock in O. U. .-\4] M. hall, on Main street. | Guibransen Player Pianos, Morans'. | ~—advt. ! | Indianola council, No. 19, D. of P.,| will go to Bristol Thursday evening to pay a fraternal visit to the Bristol | eouncil; The members will leave here | on the 7 o'clock train. | Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner.— | advt. | Policeman Edward Kiely vesterday | afternoon shot a horse belonging to| John Pepe at the corner of Smalley and Elm streets. The horse had fal- Jen down and was badly injured. Five new special Victor records. | —C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. wood or white | Tel. 1067-2, N. B, Ever try Baker's Marshmallow? Tt/ makes the most delicious cake filling, feings, dressings, hot chocolate, etc.| At your grocer's.—advt. Strictly fresh eggs 61c. Russell Bros. | —advt. REDECORATING BANK Boston Concern Will Repaint Inter- | for of the Savings Bank of New| Britain—Scaffolding in Place. | E. N. Stanley, president of the| Bavings Bank of New Britain, an-| nounced this morning that the Sofus L. Mortenson company of Boston, Mass., has been awarded a contract for redecorating the interior of the | ki Salaries ... l age cost of 57 cents, Nurslngl Item 7—Medical Inspection, and Dental Hygiene. Estimated for 1922-2 Appropriated for 1922 Estimated for 1923-24 . B axplanatory — 1922-23—Salaries— Medical inspector, $2,500; two nurses, $1,200 each; dental hygiene, $25 wee Explanatory — 1923-24 — Medical inspector, $2800; two nurses, $1,200 cach; three dental hygiene, $25 week. Allowance for car, $400. Summary: To complete salary at present rates to Sept. 1923 requires To complete salary payments from Sept. 1 to April 1, 1924, requires . 3 ..$5,000 payments 1, $3,125 | 5,275 ‘oo $8,400 Allowance for car .... 400 $8,800 Margin for supplies and extras 450 25 $9,250 Item 8—Vacation Schools. Estimated for 1922-2 v .$1,500.00 Appropriated for 1922-23 .. 1,500.00 Lxpended for 1922-23 . 1,240.50 lance for 1922-23 . 2 Estimated for 1923-24 $1, Item 9—Superintendent of Schools. stimated for 1922-23 .. 92.23 .. E: Appropriated for 19 Extra appropriation for 1922- 1923 e Estimated for 1923-24 Item 10—Attendance Bureau. Appropmated for 1922 Iixtra appropriation for 1923 mated for 1923-24 . Present salaries—1922-23: One at $2,000 for 3 months. One at $1,850 for 3 months One at $1,600 for 3 months. One at $2,100 for 7 months. One at $1,950 for 7 months. One at $1,600 for 7 months. One at $1,600 for 7 months. Total .. e Extra for clerical work ... Allowance for car Total Estimated for 1922-23 . .$500.00 Eatra appropriation needed fgu 1928.98 * Estimated for 1923-24 Explanatory—The defieit for 1922 23 was caused by malntaining evening schools beyond the Ta nights required by law, This was done by vote of the seheol commitiee 1o mect an ap- parent need . Tem 15==tupplies, Stationery, Fie, Bstim#ted for 1922.23 $20,000 Appropriated for 1923-23 , Estimated for 19281924 Tem 16==Text Books, Bstimated for 19232-28 § 9,000,600 Appropriated for 1922.23 9,000,00 Expended for 1922.2 Overdraft . . Estimated for 1923-24 . Tem 1T==Library and Apparatus, Lstimated for 1922.23 ., $1,000 Appropriated for 19 1,0 Estimated 1923.24 Explanatory—The state the city to the extent of the above amount, Ttem 18==Furniture and Estimated for 1 . Appropriated for 1 lixpended for 1922.23 Overdraft for 1923.24 Estimated for 1923.24 ., Explanatory—The overdraft was due to extraordinary demands ineldent to the opening of a new Junior High school, 1.500 21,000 2228 1 reimburses one-half of Lquipment, 00,00 ,000,00 . 61857 Ttem 19—=Repairs, Fstimated for 19 Appropriated for tra appropriation mated for 1923.-2 Explanatory—Overdraf penditures incident to fittng up shops at Elihu Burritt Junior High school and 4o extraordinary repalrs voted by schobl committee, Ttem 20—Light and Pow Estimated for 1922-23 Appropriated for 1902 Estimated for 1923-24 Item 21—Fuel, Fstimated for 1922-23 Appropriajed for 1922- Overdraft for 102 . . Estimated for 1023-24 ..., Ttem 22—Insurance Estimatefl for 1922-23 . o . 30,000 . 15,000 845,000 $ 3,000 Knighthood i Appropriated for 1922.29 3,008 +oal ated for 1925.24 §10,000 Explanatory — Premium renewals due $5,000, Allowance for Washing ton sehool, $500, Allowanee foar port. | ables (6) $600; total, §10,000, | 33— Miscellancous. Estimated for 1922-28 ., | Appropriated for 1982 | Estimated for 1923-34 DEVIL'S LAKE S (OLDSPOT OF .S, Temperature Is at Freezing Point Hall of the Year 88,000 8,000 $5,000 | Washington, Jan, 17.~Devil's Lale, INorth Daketa, with an average of negrly one-fifth of the days of the |year when temperatures are as low as zero, or lower, and more than ene- |half of the days of the year when it |18 freezing, or lower, holds the record {ns the country’s coldest place, Tem- perature conditions vary greatly in the United States during the winter |weason, an analysis of records of the | weather bureau show. Long and se- | |vere winters in the northern states, | “un:. North Dakota, Minnesota, North- ern Michigan and Northern Vermont having the most severe weather, con- trast sharply with the mild winters of the southern states, but in summer the difference is not nearly so great. Freezing temperatures have been recorded at all mainland stations of the weather bureau In winters past, | but they have been of infrequent oc- currence along the Pacific coast and in the immediate Gulf coast sections { where they average only two to five days during the winter compared with an average of one day along the Cali- tornia coast.’ Freezing Weather. In general, freezing weather occurs more than 100 days of the year north ‘When wasin : Flewer’ NATIONAL SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION #5¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhers of southern Pennsylvania, the Ohio River and the southern parts of Mid souri and Kansas, as well as through- out the Mountain and Plateau dis. tricts of the west, In North Dakota, eastern Montan nd Wyoming free ing temperatures may be expected on more than half the days of the year, the annual record of Yellowstone Park averaging 211 days, This is in marked contrast with two days at Tampa, ¥la., and Four days at Galves- ton, Tex, As & Tule zero weather does not oceur south of the District of Colum-« Lia, the western portion of Virgin the extreme northern parts of Ten- nessee and Arkansas, and central Ok- lahoma, although during the cold wave of 1899 the zero line was car. ried to the east Gulf coast, nter the temper ture falls 10 sere of § days a8 far south as southern Peansylvania, cén- tral Indiana, Hiinel, and Missouri and southeastern Kansas, In the central- orthern distriets between the western per lake region and the Reeky Mountains, it oceurs with mueh great- or frequency. the average ranging from 40 to 60 days or more, The influence of Lake Michigan in modifying severe temperatures is evi- dent from the fact that Grand Haven on the eastern side of the Iake, shows only three days with sero tempera, ture, while Milwaukee, on the opposite side of the lake and at about the same latitude, has on an average 14 days. Extremely low temperatures are comparatively less frequent than moderatey zld weather In the Recky Mountain afea, when compared with the central-northern States, This is shown by Denver's average with 148 days of freesing weather and only 9 days with_zero tempeératures, while Bismarck, North Dakota, av ages 182 days with ,freezing and § days with sero, Olds Exchanges Florida Land for Kansas Hotel Bt Louis, Jan, 17~R, E 014 Lansing, Mich, automobile manufac- turer, has concluded a deal with the Bellerive Investment Co, local real- tors, whereby a | amount of cash and his extensive land holdings in Florida are exchanged for the new xclusive Bellerive hotél in B 0 o C hoal on a winter moming —fresh and rosy—or pinched and chilly? That's a matter for Mother to decide, Children, as well as grown-ups, need a hot mealtime beverage that is whole- some, invigorating, and free from harm- ful after-effects. Coffee is known to be harmful—especially to children. That is why so many thoughtful mothers give their children delicious Postum. This pure cereal beverage gives warmth and comfort, has delightful flavor and aroma, and is free from anything that or adults. can injure the health of children Your grocer sells Postum in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) prepared instan tly in the cup by the addition of boiling water, Postum Cereal (in packages) for those who prefer to make the drink made by boiling fully 20 while meal is being prepared; minutes. Postum ormEaE ‘There ’s @ Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan MODER N SANITARY DENTISTRY At more reasonable prices Dr.GEO.T.HANNA Graduate of Baltimore Collége of Dental Surgery ANNOUNCES the opening of a '_'—# City, Mo., valued at $2,500,000, 1t was announced today, SHOWER FOR MRS, THOMPSON. A shower was tendered Mrs, Ada Thompson of Austin street at the home of Mrs, William Plefter of East streot last evening. Mrs, Thompson received many beautiful gifts. Games were played and Mrs, Anna Pieffer rendered several plano selections. Re- freshments were served. NEW DENTAL OFFICE THRIFT WEEK January 17 to January 23 Start a Bank Account this week . 500,00 building on Main street. Appropriated for 1622-23 622.80 Men were at work yesterday after- | pxpended for 1922-23 . noon and today placing scaffolding Overdraft ' . 122,80 about the building preparatory to the | stimated for 1923-2 .$600.00 painters going to work. The banking | Explanatory—This covers the cost business will be conducted as usual of securing and a tabulation of the while the work is being done. |names of the children between four Mr. Stanley stated that the interior |anq 16 years of age. The state pays of the building has not been decorat- |the city $2.25 for cach name secured— ed since the time it was constructed for 1922-23 it amounts to $36,085.25. over 22 years ago. Plans call for a Item 12—Clerks. ter color and a plainer and more | pggmated for 1922-23 ... simple design. Appropriated for 1922-23 . . Extra appropriation needed for ' An ordinary mouse is said to run an| 1922-23 average of ten and a half miles a day. | Estimated for 1923-24 | Present salaries: |One at 32,000 ... Two at 81,040 .. Three at $850 .. One at 936 . One at $702 .. Total ...... seans Item 13—Printing. Estimated for 1932-23 Appropriated for 1922-23 Estimated for 1923-24 Ttem 14—Evening ¢ Estimated for 1922-23 Appropriated for 1922-23 United Building 304 Main Street THURSDAY, JAN. 18th - Dr. Hanna is one of the newer generation of dentists who believes that you cannot compete in the 20th ctury with old ideas. His aim is to give the people of New Britain and viginity the most modern and sanitary dental service at more reasonable prices. ..$8,400 7,200 This bank will help you save .. 800 ..$9,000 Weekly Payments Free Examination Accepted and Estimate +..$2,000 2,080 2,650 936 792 . 88,352 ibs. $1.00. CommerciAt TRUSTCO WFWEBRITAIN Cowy OPEN EVENINGS ‘The “A-B-C_ Paper with the Want * Ads OPEN * EVENINGS .$2,700 cee 2,700, .- .$3,000 rhools. .44 $10,600 8,100 Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 -~ e

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