New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 16

DAILY NEW BRITAIN HER ALD, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1923 WAGES IN NEW YORK - SHOW RISE IN YEAR Stone, Clay and Glass Mills Head List-Tailors Last WATER DEPARTMERT RECEIPTS INCREASE Total Received for 1922-23 $17,- . 082,08 More Than in 1921-22 Receipts f he fseal year wore 8164 Inorease over last the annua! report water eommissin to M r ending last Marek City Items ring Wndusnies presented Shows The tered hy met Rusine 670 ¢ 151,0 eubic 1554 2,016,1 At the s ling dee reduetions amount, the for new cor ment of the of new pips Win Large Inereases inereased w tlon, f14 $30,000 was paid out iasue, Under are the tion, § Burlingt Iresh al 475407 Bhuttle $5,800; =« est, $30,250; Wolcott 1 Jaying, $85.16; pump stat ; taxes, $122 s about last year onight— will ail for e gone Alderman 1. G the city tomorro den Saturday three months Open alleys at the advt Fustachinse named by the | ble to suc . A of the City Court of the City Casino tonight has ctme czy) Mari been TIME, the following deseribed ent indebtedr ftems: Seventh 1, 192 due July 1, 192 bonds, due January 1, 19 tenth series bonds, due A $250,000; Issue, v notes iss water bonds, $15,000, The report shows that are in use; there are 630,424 feet of main pip posts; 125 water sprinkler posts; 815 hydrants, including 19 added during the y meters, 184 of which were added during services, including 176 ad the year, Reservoir Capacity 1.605,000,000 Present reservoirs have a canacity of 1,605,000,000 gallons the =g re- Split-top Vic by land of the heirs of Horace meeting of the auxiliary to the h War Veterans will be 1 ht at § o'clock the Plans will be made | Day supper. state for the armory. at The St r Saturday afternoons page 232 | evenings.—advt, D | " Stop g | | mittee, IF YOU NEED A LAXATIVE | YOU NEED R.TRUE’S ELIXIR THI, TRUE FAMILY LAXATIVE AND WORM EXPELLER A SUCCESS FOR OVER 70 VEARS An International Favorite, g 277 Main Street, New Britain, Conn. 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Fitzpatrick & Co, 228-230 PARK STREET New Britain, Conn. furniture, 250-256 PARK ST. e None of the gra same of 'Y Eroups. 2406 PUBLIC AUCTION}| 2 STORY BRICK STOREHOUSE—1 SIX FAMILY HOUSE —1 HOUSE CONTAINING STORE AND THREE TENEMENTS Take notice that I have been appointed a committee PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest bidder on the premises on the 24th day of May, 1923 at 1 P, M., gether with ali buildings and improvements thereon. or formerly owned by Mrs. Bernard McAvay, partly by each; East by land now or formerly of Thomas Fagan and wife or assigns and land now or formerly of Rose Karpeni or assigns, partly by each; South by Broad street and West by land now or formerly of Bernard MecAvay, containing one-half acre and being about 50x162 feet, See volume 105, . Property formerly owned by WARSAW WHOLE- SALE GROCERY CO. For further particulars, see com- 3Y THE COURT, STANLEY J. 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