New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 2

. . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1023, \WATER DEPY. EXPENSES It , fiufl”Nn "0[i fifl[s | - v IAY RUN m “”’m Edisons ucui:,l Pi::(?o—udvt.i 46 . BACK T0 IS HOME e v it 52534 020, “Day By Dayin Every Way -—————— 1 § Lew Nelson will pull a T-passenger . O Thousand Dollars i Fxooss of | Cadiliac touring car with his teeth, in | . Fllml“ slokm sw No mour' That Amount lrflu; of Palace theater, Mbnday noon, | e e ethng a 12:08, Lash Metor Co-—advt, U A budget ecalling for expenditures] A daughter was born at the New wwl lu Tm“ s sunsmm No HERBSY TRIAL ls To of upplu\‘l"lllrly $169,700 and estim- | Britain General hospital last night to ,, k2 BE HELD FOR DR GRANT Alng next year's income at $172,000, |Mr, and Mrs, John J, Remillet of 72 ' will be submitted for ratification to. | Maple street | e Househalders, of New Britain, whe uight when the beard of water com- | French Hat Shoppe Professional Bldg. had visions of retiring the furnace missioners meet in special session to | =—advt, |soon, received a jolt this morning, | Mishop Mapning Says That He Is oo i estimates for next year, Meet me at Schmare's for dinner,— when “His Piery Nibs, Old 8ol eame Willing 10 Let Matter Rest The water hoard dogs not go hefore |advt, ) lout and illuminated the earth into 42 |the board of finance and taxation and| See Lew Nelson pull one of our new | more days of wigter - Por Present, city meeting hoard with a request for T-passenger Cadillac touring cars with | | is Pebruary 2, That means |an appropriation with which to cons | his teeth, in front of Palace theater, | Today 2 it is Ground Hog day, According to/ New York, Feb, 2.—Rev. Drlguet the business of the department, | Monday noon, 12:05, Lash Motor L‘n-, NON-ALCOHOLIC popular superstitions and time| Percy Stickney Grant will not be [gince the revenue from water rentals | —advt, ! |honored traditions the ground hog,|tried for heresy because of recentiyng aesessments of variohs kinds are Warion Weed of 85 Bmalley street | first sermons hefore his pastorate In the ,ugre than sufficient for the maintens (and Mrs, Magme Fernoteny of the vERMOl'TH one day each year, usually the iay following February 1, assumes the | Protestant Episcopal church of the 'gnce of the water works and depart- ne address, have tuken out & mav- APRICOT nature of a weather prophet. He is| Ascension, he was informed last night | yent, vage licenss, The hride has been | not by nature a prognosticator, but|in a letter from Bishep Wiliam T. = The estimated income of the de-|nnrmed twice before while it is the ¥ . QA BE-\EDI( Tla\h | becomes so by accident Manning. partment for the current fiscal year groom's first venture in matrimony, The bishop, who had requested |wag $170,000 and the budget approved Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans | » A When his underground calendar| GRENI‘DL\L ltells him it is the second day of the | Rev. Dr, Grant to “recant or re='phy the board of finance and luwlmnl—-.a\'t. BERRI-FRUIT month whieh first saw the birth of |Sgn" becauke of his professed doubt gilowed the expenditure of $16 .| Lew Nelson will pull & 1-puunm[ (d * e l son eides he is hungry. There is only|reque do ole Price one thing for animals, human or oth- | he really doubted Christ's delty or und also paid $30,000 Into the sink- | night, Feb, 2nd. T, A, B, hall, Adm, ing fund for further reduction of its | goo,~advt, lw erwise to do to allay the pangs of | No! hunger, and the ground hog does it— | are not 'l’"‘”"‘f‘ to "l'“‘ outstanding bills, | Lew Nelson will pull a 7-passenger o. he starts out to find something to eat, | PeCA your lettc '| in ""l"“"" i 0| o - ——— Cadillac touring car with his teeth, in ! This is where the trouble occurs, u| mine '{‘lvlul‘. |‘nuI m: -"T.-fl(“":. ';:" N A front of Palace theater, Monday noon, 109171 MAIN STREET |1t is & bright sunshinny day, he be.i;";'l A et s o Committees Appointed [12:06, Lash Motor Co,—audvt, comes frightened at his shadow and | DIshop wrote, By L O. B. B, Auxiliary| "he hearing for the polico commis- Our Victrola stock is the largest in the state, with i “You have, by your utterances, goes back to his winter home for six | 4 . 5 sion before the board of finance and | caused grave doubt in the mind of | A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary |gaxation next Tuesdny night will be every one of the Seventeen mode]g digp]ayed on the weeks, That Is just what happened & o . . this morning Mr. Ground Hog came | e huTchh 4k, \arkt a» 1o ¥ohr, [EC of Jehuda Halel lodge, I, O. B B [neld at 9 o'clock, instead of 8 o'clock, floor. You will be surprised at the new $100 Victrola | L # was held last evening at the Turner o 3 3 o N e | #0 that the regular police hoard meet in Upright and in Console design. It is positively the foraging for food, He was play- - Horsfall made, Ready for j ous Christ. You have been given an op- | hall ¢ ing around on the snow, trying to find { A ing may be held, » y ! | portunity to remove this doubt, but| " Committeen were appointed us fol-| e Tew Nelson pull one of our new greatest value ever offered. rvice something to relieve the pangs of the . * 9 . inner hog, when the sun burst forth y8u have not done so. ‘,’" )m“"“’“'“i Publicity, Mre, J. Jisenberg, | 7.passenger Cadillac touring cars with | made your rejly to me words hat| g garah P, Croll: finange, Miss ist i 3 . : ange, MIiss | hig teeth, In front of Palace theater, The February record list is all and more than you in its most brilliant manner in weeks, our 0 ERCOATS Immediately M. Ground Hog saw he |8l to make clear your beliel in Miidred Meshkin, Miss Sarah Milk-Monday. noon, 13:05. Lash Motor Co. f v was being followed, He was not ac.|this essential truth, owltz and Miss Frieda Milkowit?; eu-| gyt ; may expect, wonderfully balanced, including all the a Of the threatofed heresy trial | tortainment: March, Mrs. Silverbus - latest Broadway hits, and we are well prepared to play customed to company and his l|4'nh1m.h“ Mannin. . A g sald: | o Jair: g crept in fear as ‘he imagined visions .4]4;\,’:"‘ nr::)‘urh s faith -of "‘""i“:::xlj ‘“;’:;::f“{;m”r:«x;‘xl’l A\LI:;:hS. P, them gor you as well as the latest best sellers. Our 67. 0 of @ wolf or mayhap a farmer's dog. | cnurel, may virtually be denied and | GO \ 2 > or: — stock is practically complete. '\\'nlunnmu. the ground hog, who hul:’f lh'o deity of Christ, nl‘-’l he unul'd The water board has put a consi Cadillae touring car with his teeth, in heen hibernating all winter, wakes up, | 1ot the matter rent for the .present, \ybhle amount of money into improve- | front of Palace theater, Monday poon, | Vi ctrola 201 | | shakes himself a few times and de. | because the pastor, replying to the |ments this year, particularly with re-[12:05, Lash Motor Co,~advt. , had not made elear whether | gurd (o the Brisiol pumping station, MBalloon gnd novelty dance, Friday OLD EVERY WHERE With one territying leap, & fip of | doubt cast upon her most essen- | 5. Pt; Miss Vdith Rogin; Oct, Mra. A, ! 3 his tall and a flurry of snow on the|tjal bhelief, a court ought to be con- Mise Mildred Meshs | The several seasons' wear— M| ground, he dived back into his sub-|vened only when this denial is gn| " Dec. Mrs N. Miller. Our TERMS are RIGHT, SERVICE the BEST. A committee was also appointed to the day by day satisfaction of terranean domocile, where he imme-| o | d ~|terms that are ciear -and free from | ; wearing something really fine— diately curled up in safety and went|ambiguity.” helf the Men's Lodgh for the iRlIAY BAK'NG POWDER be held February 21. the udv‘l’fld a!rnoflll.\lnoro of refine- back to sleep, q p ment that a quality garment al- Thus the wintry winds will continue 'he next mecting of the auxiliary You uvuse /ess ways imparts, considering the Mlio ‘biow. The snow flakes wil RELIEF BOARD LOOKS FOR will be held Thursday, March 1. i = : all-aroufd service these ors- fall again. More ‘icicles will form on . fall-Made Coats give, this price @fihe eaves and slippery sidewalks will | BUSY SESS]ON TH]S YEAR — y is very low. be with us for another six weeks. Coal ~ - 3 i > | el 3 1 i 365 MAIN STREET Opposite Myrtle lnl f";;h‘h";" ‘r"oa‘-‘,““;"" for- men will be besieged as they now merly and if made to your with orders for “anything we can get,” o ) + | First Day Rush Indicates That Many ::“—;““’m"o;"“m cost halt as Mland the furnaces will continue to eat v . ¥ C 3 up the anthracite as aclously asg Will A 1 From Asscssments Box models—Town Ulster ever, A P RRALINNY.A R e Models Bt rilagl Made This Year : 3 % m ] HEALTH BOARD WILL ASK | tnat the boara ot retie is about A , / ' | For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advtg. to go through one of its busiest ses- 301,600 APPROPRIATION [5cier s aricrmoon of ' tarec mmiser | of inquiring property owners who de- R 7 $ Regular Expenses of Dephrtment Are |21ded to know theireasons for cor: | ; v f o A\ ] $21,600 While Special ixpenses A fh y : g | # 4 L L “It Pays to buy Our Kind.” iy o Atam f‘i'.fé"‘.'rfaf'(:(l':;rx ot haniil g O sk Siwers Sia Enopin ‘ § . ¥ PO O NORINTE) sy, | : " s ol Women's Shop, 140 Trumbull St. B|yvesterday afternoon, favorable action | T : , e ey "’.‘]";'"? i g report of the budset|ye,rq meetings to be followed out this | 4 : 4 L RD commitiee, recommending that ””"ymr: February 2-6-9-13, afternoons | : : SR o A . ool ‘ ; | P A A board of finance and taxation appro- " ‘ HEiate RETE00 thin Vear fon: s 45 [0 Ltosb 00l00% BNdayaly Sf:f”‘ £ : ; ; > ‘18 . [ ) i % Our Entire Remaining Stock of " bRt ; Be i ning, excepting Sunday, from Clty ltems partment's expense )t this amount | ssanei to § o'claoks verd evening up $24,600 is for actual health depart- - S AR V.. , ment work, while under the head Ay el T Spriay ]lf‘gbrr‘f::'; . d . D0 xpm:xfi appropriations arc items of [);" fon 7.30 to o o'clock, 4 ) ’ \ | mter l lner New February Victor records, C. L, [315:000 for garbage collection, and | mpe rejjer hoard after concluding its B P, % ; Pierce & Co.—advt. | 00 for the RockygHill samitarium. | oqgiong will make personpl, daspe ; § 8 :’ he items coming nnder the head{yong or the properties involyed in, the At These Three Prices P. F. McDonough has purchased the | ..~ = AR AR 108 ¥ ? Alfred H. Clark residence at the cor- ;" 'rfi\",ll'f:fl l;:’::'z"';?:‘_P;f;!’f:'ll;‘r‘p’ petitions and submit its reepmmenda- g i 3 cta: gs, : a s LOT NO. 1 LOT NO. 2 LOT NO, 8 ner of Vine and Woodbine streets. oy % < 3 $1.000: tions to the board of assessors. 4 i 4 Z 4 2 Sonoras at C. L. Pierce & Co.—adyt. L R U R ) o 1 $l 75 2.75 3.7 3 v g . . . printing, $500; salaries, in- The Past Matrons and Past Patrons| ¥ 500: s ] o SOU AMERIGA. CAVRGMT LIKE RATS IN cidentals, $500; tubercul worl, OFF TO SOUTH 4 ¥ S TIRRING, SCENE ) Values to. 818 \ialats 1o 81D Valiis iiraks assoclation of Martha Chapter, No. 21, | ¢y54. giaughter house, $650; main-| Mr. and Mrs, Sam Eshoo of H& 0. E. 8., will hold a meeting and so- | N £ 200« ~ " F ) tenance of cars, $1,200; emergency | sir N et 7Y A ’ 1 clal gathering tomorrow evening in| o ssey $ “.ry‘-:)(;:t‘n'll\(i;‘"1 31)'(:""‘;{;:{' "\f;;l /1 5 D : [} BB enio paata ) Bugper willibe) / T. Bray, chairman of the | steamer Pan-America of th 8 Sl k ! ew prlng* ats served at 6 o'clock. hoard, requested the members to con-|line, for Buenos Ayres, Argemtin, A Stanley Works Girls’ club dance, |giger the advisability of medical in- i 2shoo' - p i y Of 0 South America. Mr, Eshoo’s brother, - = - - . - d i‘:c!gay e;\e-i at Y. W. C. A. Rexmore | gpoctions in the private schools of the | Danjel, conducts a large hotel in 0 TALLY PRICED DURING THIS SALE D‘—‘ 8 Kath &5 _|city. He wanted no immediate action, | Buenos Aires and the New Britain x S——MON. I UES. WED Toques, side-rolls and off-the-face eflects are shown in straws and ance and basketball Saturday|pyug felt the problem was one desery-|people will make their home there. 9 9 . combinations of materials. All smart colors—$2.95--$3.05—8$4.95, night. Champion city team of Water- |ino of carnest consideration. Inspec- [Ny Eshoo will help his brother to . : ‘bury versus Comets of New Britain. |tions are now given children in the| i T e = Dresses $9.95, $16.50 L] y (] »:};‘I:unsen Player Planos, Morans’. An application of ‘\y-rsb “‘f"}‘ [).».; INQUEST ON A LEG ‘ R d;o ots and wupplies st Mobany Pmos, \\'):0 conducts x] A\(annnrm.'n] on Jersey, England-—A human "“‘l e Court street, to conduct general hos-| Jersey, E o L P Th ik by e S advt. pital work, ‘was acted favorably upon. |Washed up on the ""“‘,hg., Much ex-)| [ d:ul:,:((";“:.i ;;Tc;rs‘wum’ poiret twill, taffeta, etc. Worth more e S o citement. ‘oroner h8lds inques ese prices. o i - Britain Interested Physician says leg is result of surgical | NEW SPRING FROCKS ARRIVE DAILY «paIRY sunpAy seeciary |New Britain Intereste |opforation at sea. Excitement over. | |This week is Cofice Ice Cream, Lime Il'l Spl‘ingfield Al’rest e | fg""h S’:&""{?' !_‘;"'L ;r""i"'.lr““‘ Il“e John Klein, alias Jack Rosenberg of | Your grocer can supply you with D i % {Cream. N. H. Dairy dealers only. g avoring extracts manufactured from ] Hartford, is being detained by the | flavoring extras | d 0 G b S OF 'S TEEL S | —advt. o o ean® suthorities s an| chemicals or extracts made from the ep031te mn ur ; A REGULAR 25c CAKE OF FAMOUS JONTEEL SOAP y alleged fugitive from justice. His| fruits themselves, 1 you want the lul-i ° case has been continued nntil Ieb. 8.ter kind, ask for Baker's—advt. | BASKET BALL Kiein is wanted by the Wilkes-barre | | av!ngs ep E rt t Pa., police on a charge of embezzie- | ment. It is charged that he left with | AND DANCE $1,800, given him by a girl he prom- | ! ‘ THIS MONTH ised to marry. | - The arrest of Klein was brought | For co’ds’ Up tO and ]ncluding With every box of the new Jonteel Cold Cream Face Powder —Saturday Evening— about by his former wife, who, it is| Fastest Game of Season & i | St s claimed, he'tried to have act in his lnfluenza Purchased at the Regular Price of 50c. With Champion City Tcam of |} 1o eit’in winning the hand of a New Britain gnr}_ »\\’l‘m “'.a.x‘ to m'\n him | and as a | Februa 3 3 d We make this unusual offer so that, with minimum outlay, you The.Comets, of New Rritain | 83,000 and a part interest in a busi-| l y r may enjoy these exquisite toilet requizites, : BOYS' CLUB | ness. vaan’ive | Jonteel Toilet Soap is made from purest materials, milled by the Five-Riors Gachestrn French process. Smooth, firm texture and a bland, free lather. The equal, in beauty and quality, of high-priced imported soaps. Admission 25 Cents. |City Meeting Board Will ‘ j Draw_s lnterest From the ‘ Jonteel I'ace Powder has long been one of the fastest selling face TACE{O“\?'a;k L:;X!l ?‘:f"\ghl&‘ powders in our storc—very pgpular because it stays on so well, yet he City N g boa v | does not give the skin a “madé.up” look. The new cold cream base m;ssx:;n ac:f r;'}:Loc(l{(fi:‘;):1:5111'“11]0"}1'H?:l;j makes it smoother and still more adherent. ditorium > al Regular price of these two requisites......75¢c school on Main street, to act upon | > recommendation of the board of fin- i | Special Combination price on this sale. .. ...50c ance and taxation that a special tax % | of 1.8 mills be levied to provide R | : YOU. sAVE 25c ¢ funds to make up anticipated depart- mental deficlts. An offort will be| S “ . made on the part of members of the | fi—&— s board to have the proposed levy : = T E g - OPEKO COFFER, . tor 83 | OPEk® TEA I killed, claiming the common council| W ] ¢ n A | SYMOND'S PURE COCOA . s -fn:'r"‘ :;g ment for making possible had no right to authorize salary pay- | ‘ M ERE SYMOND'S PURE BAKING CHOCOLA' Raers 2 for 260 g F g R 4 ‘ SYMOND'S PURE EXTRACT VANILLA .. 2 for 800 SYMOND'S PURE EXTRACT LEMON . .2 for 41c Stiver or Porecinin city meeting board authorized. | \ 2 R ‘» | ‘ S ‘ TRUSTcn ORANGE MARMALADE ............. e e h 3 DENTISTRY at Moderate Prices The best dental equij ments 10 per cent higher than the| "33533> 3533358 e D Nathan Hale School Gold and Porcelain Bridge Motion Picture Show | : < ? - m:‘;";~ R Julius Caesar, a photo masterpicce | The First and Original ! MARTAN rum‘on::,&zglegcf:fj T b, 49¢c Py or in six reels will be presented at the| Cold and Grip Tablet 1 B CHOCOLATE BITTER SWEETS—SPECIAL ., b, 30c Nathan Hale school auditorium on " . e, Tremont street this evening at 8| The box bears this signature Free Txaminations. o'clock. It is one of the Geors:| | | A f | | i jeured by the Parent-Teacher' asso- 304-10 Main Street. | clation of the school. The proceeds : 181 MAIN STREET will be assigned to the use of the school, CONSTANCE TALMADGE ' s Mot Tatey in “Huckleberry Finn” “EAST ls WEST” WARNER OLAND in cast ; He'll Make You Cry |