New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN ’ WILL OPEN MONDAY BABY TALCUM A scientific blend of purest ingredients = comforting and healing to baby's deli~ cate skin, Ask forSan-Tox iy e, Contro! of he munieipd Baby Talcum, station was turned over today to the Dickenson Drug Co. | city nhall commission by the board ot | public works under whose supervisfon | the bullding was erected. ' Over fo City Hall Gommission day, | Phe structure is entirely | ground, with the exception of railed s leading into the building, v 80 fect, outside measure- nd was in course of construc- months, The building cost ) while the fixtures will bring cost to approximately $25,000, ' | Robert Middlemass, a draftsman with the board of public works, drew the plans for the station and superin- Drug CO. tended its construction under the su- 169-171 MAIN STREET pervision of J. D, Willlams, city en- gineer, The men's entrance is on the cast ide. The tiled, the ceilings are d the walls are of enameled brick. lewalk lights and electricity nish adequate heat, and ventilation is provided through a fan system dis- charging through an outside shaft of | manufactured stone. Ttlm layout of the building. This may be utilized also as an emergency | room and will be equipped for that | purpose. | On the cast side there is a parcel, checking room, 11 by seven feet, and | a concession s department where | candy, cigars cigarettes, etc. will be | sold and where a shoe shining es- hlishment will be operated. Thomas | rber has taken the concession priv- | ilege. | William Stekly has been awarded a contract to furnish male and fe- | male attendants to conduct the sta- 11(011. The men’s side will be open | from 6:30 a. m. to 11 p. m.,, and the m. to 10 CAMEL'S HAIR —And— IMPORTED MIXTURE Suits and Coats For Misses and Women | women’s side from § a. p. m. Willlam Smith, superintendent of city hall, will be overseer. The structure was buit with money derived from the sale of city All concerns handling con- for work on the building are | local business interests, including the general contractors, Leavitt & Hayes. "I‘hom.‘\s Quinlivan installed the ‘\plnmhinz and fixtures; Spring &/ Buck 1d the electrical contract; Crow! others did the painting; | the B Iron Works fur- | nished ra and stairs, and the | partitions w made and installed | by the Hart & Cooley Co. The comfort station committee is: | Albert I. Corbin, chairman; Martin | H. Horyitz, secretary; Max'J. Unkel- | | bach, Alexander J. Olson, Richard J. ;0 son and Richard Schaefer. [ il B [ — 3 ity items ORPHEUS CLUB CONCERT ARE EXTREMELY MODISH ! We are showing the snappiest models in the city. Hartford. WOMEN'S SHOP 140 Trumbull St. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind" | Plans Completed for Event to { Open alleys at the Casino tonight. Given at Fox's Theater This Xve- | Publc Works Buand Tums 1t | uor law; The bulld- | ing will be open to the public Mon- | | side and the women'’s entrance on the | i floors of the station | plastered | fur- | A woman attendant’s room is in; | Be | New Britain Cases in \:;Nulullxlt‘. ll-r(-u;:hl nll the peace; Cln]-rln i w oo f ! Jedziniak, violation of liquor law; March Superior Court |sum Bookman ana Henry Koplowits, Clerk Emil J, Danberg of the po-|violation of motor vehicle law; Sam lice court has compilel the list of [ Julan, vielation of liquar law; John | cases from the court to the superior | Niwa, statutory burglary; Tony Miko- court in the March term, as follows: |tajesyk, abandonment of wife and | allas Sam Gubbin, violation of liguor | bigamy; Abraham George, theft; aw; Thomas I", Kelley, theft; Roger | Morris Friedman violation of motor | McDonald and Anthony Serafin and | vehicle law; Samual B, Forman, false Stanley Domkowski, vielation of lig- \ pretenses; Rose Mary Joblowski and Willlam Landers, violation | Louis Damon, violation of liquor law; of motor vehicle law; George Demos | Felix Zororski, non-support, | under- | Song of the Volga Boatmen (. by Chalpin snd Koenemann) Blue Bells of Scotland Lucia—Mad Scene—Part 2 ®enizettiy /n lution Andrea Chenier—Un di all’ azzurro spazio (Once O'er the Azure Ficlds) (Giordano) /n Jlalian Moonlight Sonata (Bectsoven) Vocal sdsptation-iring Casar (With Male Quartet) - Sacred Selections Ride on! Ride on in Majesty! ctimneiy ¢ Christ the Lord is Risen To-day (churis el Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All Not a Sparrow Falleth —advt. James Myers has been arrested for the New Haven authorities ona war- | rant charging him with non-support.| i give a concert under the auspices | Mrs. Fugene Cayer is confined 10| o¢ the New Britain Lions' club for| her home at 125 Hartford avenue by | {he henefit of the orphans of New iliness. Britai ater tonight Mect me at Schmark's for dinner.-— | 2 advt. ) appear with the music Engine Company No. 1 was called | ““rne concert will b 2 out at 8:30 o'clock last night to the| girected by John J. Bishop, a former | corner of West Main and Washington | New Britain man, who has made a street to extinguish a Llaze in an au-|name for himself in the musical | tomobile. [ world. Mr. Bishop was a acher Radio sets and supplies at Morans' | of pianoforte when he made his home —advt. ’ here. The operator's license of Herman| —The club has arranged an interest- Pollak of 27 Da street, which has|ing program which will include been under suspension, has been re-| number composed by Mr. Bishop. stored to him oy the state automo- RN AR SR bile commission, the local police| KRYZEWSKI CASE CONT have been notified. ! o Open alleys at the Casino (OnIghL. | mycestty. 1o wase ot o —advt. | Laun Dry Ette Electric Washers. T. W. Hinchliffe, 50 Main St—advt. ning by Springficld Musicians, \ The Orpheus club of Springfield ski of 15 Beaver street, who is charg- »d on two counts of liquor violation, My Task p [ O Sacred Head Surrounded Jesus Lives! Melodious Instrumental Waltz in A Major Humm) Vilin Sole Killarney Michsel W. Balie) Violncello Solo Pale Moon (Logn-F. Kreisiy Vielin Soo Valse in A Flat (Chopin) Pieno sule Dance of the Flutes drom “Nutcrscker Ballet™ Serenade (Ruchmaninaf) Pieno Sels Forza del Destino—Overture—Part 2 ’ Reminiscences of Ireland—Part 1 “TheMintrel By “Molly Bawn"—"The Legacy"—"St. Patrick's Day"—"The Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow" Remember"—"St. Patrick was a Gentleman""~"Garry Owen" “Harp That Once Throu; The Blackbird—Reel v et Medley of Irish Reels No. 8 #cordion with Piene John was continued to next Tuesday in po- 'his morning Prose- | cuting Atto . Woods nolled | liquor cha : t Koppel Krep- shan of 2 low street, | ‘Don’t Suffer With Piles Let Pyramid Pile Suppositories Re- | [ Strain and Bring Comfort. MON. TUES. WED. South Africa now f ishes about 63 per cent of the world’s supply of | indiarubber. | If you are suffering with itching, \ bleeding or protruding piles or \_ hemorrhoids, and have never tried Pyramid Pile Supposito &n exception. 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