New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 19

J. M. BURDICK 1541 ' MAYOR PAONESSAIN YEARS AT 5. R, & L. THIS CITY 21 YEARS Started as Boy in Shipping Room First Citizen and Wile Also Mar- Now Is General Superintendent | ried for 21 Years Forty-one years in fhe employ of Mayor and Mrs. Angelo M. Paones the firm where he worked his way sa took up thelr residence In New from the lowest to the very top of Britaln 21 years age today the the ladder, Is the record which will!day following their marriage at Gro be achieved by James M, Burdiek, ton on the Hudson, N. ¥ Mre. Pao Reneral superintendent of the Btanley nessa was a member of the Helley Rule and Level Co, tomorrow, family of Mayflower ancestry of Mr, Burdiek entered the employ of Tompking Cove, N, Y and many the Stanley Rule and Level Oo, a8 friends of the young man destined to & hoy just out of sehoel en May 19, hecome the mayer of Connecticut's 1852, and was put te work as an ap- |Afth largest city were engaged i - - - work on A big engineering project at (roton on the Hudson. Hecause of those facts, Paonessa who had a short time previously come to New Rritain, returned to New Yerk to wed |and 21 years ago brought his bride on !to New Rritain | When he first established his home | here, Mayor Paonessa was in the contracting business and was qg king on his first project of size, an winex to the Corbin plant, whieh was built |on Btanley street. He was successful in that business and soveral years ago when he went into the automobile sales flold, he was equally successfu) Twelve years ngo, the mayor made his first ventura in polities, winning | the nomination for counciiman, In the Isixth ward, He served In that capacity NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, PAONESSA ASKS DATA ON | 2oiis, " CLAIMS RECOMMENDATIONS | ~...".. " Clork Ashodd 10 Pursbsh Information tiencd a sueh procedure, threatening ¢ er cise his velo right If the practice continued sod | petition, members of the co and some time ago the claims commitiee against I Famell and Johuson Peti tions for Damages HIV'S MODERN DANIEL Tondon, England=—A old London boy has pr The Alfred Garela, son of & bus condueter, was offered 3250 to enter & lion's cage at a elreus, Lueky for him, the king of the jungle was sed with the antles of a tiger in The beast did not ha it leaped over him onee Mayor A. M, Pacnessa has request Clerk of Committees Joseph W m wit fifteen.yea Heehe to furnish } plete s concerning meetings of the whieh led up to recom mendations for payments of elaims of Della Parrell and Mra. Johnson fto Attorney George W. Klett The mayor has before resolutions adopted by the and has not as yet approved D. Miller Co. The Old Reliable Store 26 CHURCH ST. com statement of facts and incidents medern Danie youti laims committee him the eounell them MEN'S UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers " himself & | MAY 18 1023 ANNIVERSARY SALE Stunning Hats Just Arrived for OQur Anniversary Sale HATS DESIGNED FOR PRESENT AND SUMMER WEAR Most of the Hats ON SALE TOMORROW are BRAND NEW HATS—NOT ODDS and ENDS— Every Hat carries the same guarantee as though you Giving Sale, paid the regular price. ""SNAPPY TRIMMED HATS | HIGH GRADE TRIMMED HATS Style that you see in the High Class This is the greatest single value we Hat, Black and colors to choose from. = have ever had., Mostly Sample Hats. No two alike., Values Come here tomorrow and share in the profits of this Value- until 1916 when he was elevated to be alderman, In 1922 he sought the democratic nomination for mayor, de- feuting ex-Mayor Joseph M, Halloran at the democratic primaries and wins ning over ex-Mayor George A, Quigley lon election day. The sixth ward, which he had represented for several years In the councll was one of the big factors In securing for him the —— — | nomination and election, prentice in the machine room. In the —— two score and one vears he has been | there he went through the plant,! EXEGUT[ONS THREATENED gradually working himself up, learn- e S ing tha business both In the factory | :('Illno.«- Bandits Give Until Tuesday Sold in the regular way up to $7.50. KFor This Sale $3 °0 up to §13.50. For This Sale $5’Qp . ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL J. M. BURDICK. and the offices until n 19156 he be- came general superintendent, 1 When the Stanley Rule and Level| Co. was merged with the Stanley| Works and the latter organization | took control, Mr. Burdiek remained By The Assoclated Press, as general superintendent of all the Shanghal, May 18.—American and Stanley Rule and Level plants, | British captives of the Shantung ban- Last May when he observed the|dits will be shot next Tuesday if the 40th anniversary of his connection |t‘l|||ws» troops are not withdrawn, ac-| Wwith the plant he was presented by cording to the “final ultimatum” of the board of directors of the Stanley the bandits brought from the monun-| Works with a handsome gold watch tain stronghold today by %fariel! in recognition of his service to the Oliver Berube, a Frenchman, one of company. the prisoners who was released for the s ¢ LS LS purpose, Major Baldwin Dies, Was | Pioneer in Balloon Work | Akron, O., May 15.—Ward reached | here today of the death in Buffalo, | 90 miles north of Lincheng and seized N. Y., of Major Thomas 8. Baldwin, |a number of captives, according to distriet engineer of the balloon m'D-‘,'« report received here. duction department of the U, §. army| air service here since the close of the | world war. He was licensed in every | [ondon, England—Beer prices may branch of aeronautics and wasthe or-| come down soon in England. The lginator of the parachute, heing the!government may reduce the tax a first man to descend from a balloon | penny a pint. Brewers are expected | on that service, to knock off another penny. x : innd up to 98¢ each, Men’s Union Suits, t s 98¢ " $1.59 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL RO ity v HATS et ol LADIES’ UNDERWEAR : 100 hagulas 1898 $1.00 100 Regular $4.98 $2.00 adies’ Vests, 0 SRR T sanadeln T SRD IO L e B SR Fa;h ¢ lZiC 590 ’ An Unusual Showing of $l 98 Ladies’ Union Suits, to . Children’s Hats e all sizes to 50 50C 98(: Chlldren S Hats in All Colors, for All Ages $2 98 Ll?dies' Silk Stockings, 2 all pure silk PANCH e S N T LS O B PO R S to Comply, Acconding to Final Ul-| W 1oy . 5 . COME HERE TOMORROW FOR YOUR NEW HAT-—THIS IS THE NEW LINE OF BED SPREADS GREATEST MONEY SAVING EVENT WE EVER HAD timatum—>More Attacks, EASTERN MILLINER 133 MAIN STREET Introducing .;\A’\";\cl.l,f,"],‘/l/ RIGH $1.95"°$5.75 | Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale Full Size SCREEN DOORS Window Window 590 " $l ~65 SHADES vev... Square Yard 590 By Assoclated Press, Shanghai, May 18-—Chinese bandits last night attacked Tawenkow, a town Heavy FLOOR COVERING . Bailey’s LINO RUGS, 9x12 Many other bargains—Come in and see them HOPE FOR OHEAP BEER to the MEN of ey New Britain Who Demand Shoes of Distinction, But Expect Reasonable Prices Tnmorrow, Saturday, at 8 A. M The Doors of Our New Store Will Open at 320 ASYLUM STREET In Hotel Bond Building, Hartford Where we will show the most remark- able display of men'’s shoes ever seen in this city. The wonderful values and faultless style will convince you—the same as they have in New England and the South—that only a gigantic organi- zation doing an enormous volume of business, selling at the smallest margin of profit ever attempted, could produce shoes of this character at $3.50. Wonderful wvalue — guaranteed toe boxes, leather counters, rubber heels, natural oak finished soles—so that you can see what you arve getting—and the price, $3.50, plainly gtamped on the sole. Comie early tomorrow. You will be pieased to find high-grade, stylish shoes at this store at less than one-third their real value, Souvenirs to All Purchasers and Visitors F Stores with green fronts from Gulf to Great Lakes o SHOE** co. HARTFORD STORE 320 ASYLUM STREET In Hotel Bond Building Women's “King Tut" Sandals —Patent lecathers, $3.48 $3.98 in Patent that speak for themselves. New Spring Footwear in a variety of styles and leathers—all sizes. See them displayed on racks Women's Oxfords in black and tan Ieathers Women's Sandals Leather, Cordovan Tennis and Suctions ~ Brown Trimmings and white, Childs’ Youths' Boys® ... Men's . Latest Light Tan or Toney Red Growing Girls' Oxfords, low heels, roomy last . Pumps and $2.98 Men's Oxfords, newest styles —Black and brown $3 98 . leathers e Coltskin With or Without Children’s Play Oxfords and g Sandals. $1.29 $1.49 Children’s Patent Sandals, $1.49 $1.79 $1.98 Children's Patent Leather and Tan Calf Pumps and Oxfords, $1.79 $1.98 Men's Heavy Work Shoes — Al Men's Shoes for work and 2 < P res Black and tan. Women's Pumps, patent and $2.98 $3.98 e $3.98 Come and See How Easy it is to Save Qur Way Self-Service Shoe-Mart 389 MAIN ST. Next to Mohican Market “Good Shoes At Low Prices” Some other Stores 3 Stores New Orleans, 1a. Mobile, Ala. 5 Stores Phila. Pa. 5 Stores, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 Stores, Tampa, Florida 2 Stores Detroft, Mich. Women's Pumps and Oxfords patent ton $3.48 patent leathers .. Men's Oxfords and Shoes — Finest grades— s 4.9 8 All styles. Mall Orders Civen Prompt Attention Open Evenings ORIGINAL AFTER-THE-WAR EXCLUSIVE $3.50 MEN’S SHOE STORES CQ.