New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 10

OR. OSBORN GIVES PRAISE T0 DR, LEE. Writes to Mayor Expressing Re- gret at His Depmure Pr. Btaniey H. Osborn of the state department of health has written Mayor A. M. Paonessa express ne gret at the departure of I V. F Lee from the New Britain department and calling attention to the work that the former superinter secomplished during his Dr, Osborn says excellent jent stay here “It is with regret that | the resignation of e, ¥ P wserintendent of health in the New Rritain Through close tact with Dr. Lee, 1 have heen | timate touch with the excellent work accomplished in New RBrits or the protection and preservation the public health, and L am sorry indeed to learn that he 18 leaving Connecti cut “I would appreciate word from you when your new health officer Is ay pointed for it is the desire of this de partment to be In close co-aperation with al! the health officers of etate,” 1#e, sy ety of Mayor A. M, Paonessa this morning | bathing at Walnut Hill park sent a letter to Mayor F, J. Van Noort of Paterson, N, J., where Dr Lea 18 now superintendent of health congratulating the citizgens of that eity upon securing the services of Dr, Lee, whom Mayor Paonessa regarded as one of the most efficient city officials he has come in contact with, The mayor's Iatter follows: “It will certainly please you and the citizens of Paterson to know that New Britain never had a more able su- perintendent of health than Dr, F. P Lee. That sums up our regret, for our loss is your great gain “Under the administration of Dr. Lee health measures have progressed effectively and that progress has been noted simply because Dr. Lee, by his abllity won the co-operation and ad- miration of every city officlal and alert citizen of the community, “In Patersan, a much larger city than New Britain, we are expecting that Dr. Lee's abllity will have an ever wider range of effective results, We are going to watch him grow there, and I hope you will let me know from time to time about his progress. “I congratulate you and the citi- zens of Paterson for obtaining the services of Dr. Lee, and I am quite certain that your community will be better off, healthwise, under his vigilant direction.” Stefansson Believes Polar Flight Possible London, June 19.—Col Edwards, deputy of alr transport, told the Morning Post today that Vilhaljmur Stefansson, who is now in England, is convinced that a trans-Polar flight is in nowise impossiblp. Stefansson was reported as believi that such a “fight in an entirely feasble way of reaching the western side of the American continent thereby shorten- ing the homeward journey by about three thousand miles. the | the | | | | | CITY ITEMS stores ftomorrow this issue. Shoy Doliar Day ot & Read the advia. In employed at the office, was ast nlght MT A S carnival, held for iety’'s bullding Willlam Glever Saniey Rule & Level Oo awarded an automobils when the Wallingferd ¥ B. society closed its the benefit of the so th ,\..uu s lie ey of 493 Kast sty turned Meet me at Sehmarr's for dinner. have bLeen netified that ense of Clyde Rew eet has been re ady Pred Linn of 16 Day street report ed to the palice last night that while athing at Walnut Hill park sterday afternoon someone stole his clothes. French Hat Shoppe, 87 West Main ft, Prof, Didg Exclusive millinery advt | lll-i‘ the of ob- | his Mr. and Mra, P, J. Curtin jaughtor of Maple street are guests of Rev, Jereniah Curtin West Haven, Father Curtin is serving the 40th anniversary of srdination to the priesthood Tickets for Chautauqua on sale at Chamber of Commerce, Dickinson's and Crowell's Drug Co—advt The police have been informed by hospital authorities that many | young boys are being injured while | The | injuries consist of cuts, The park superintendent has been notified Good bargains in used planos at | Pierce's,—adyvt P. ¥. McDonough has sold a lot on Sunny Ledge to Barbara Moore Pease through Watson & Jones, realtors Vietrolas, at| Edisons, Sonoras | Plerce's—advt H. Dayton Humphrey has sold for the Russwip Tand Co. a plot of land in the Russwin tract to A, L. Jensen Frank E. Vensel of Apsonla, for- merly of this city, has left for San Diego, Cal, to attend the wedding of his son, Lieut. Frank E. Vensel| Jr, to Mias Leslia Stewart of that| city. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride, 2206 Fort Etockton Drive tomorrow. Lieut | Vensel is stationed on the U. § 8. | Zulin Victor and Edison Plerce's.—advt, Martin H. Horwitz was in Norwich on a business trip today. Peter Fodt, 68, of 37 Jubllea street, employed by Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co., had his leg broken when he was struck by an automoblle, owned by Carl Hammer of Plainville last night | on West Main street. He was taken to the New RBritain General hospital. Beason tickets for Chautauqua on sale. Buy now. Only $3.—advt. The alumni of St. Joseph's school | will hold a meeting in the church| hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Imme- diately after the meeting the alumni will give a reception to the graduat- ing class In the form of a lawn party and festival. The reception will be for members of the graduating class and the alumni only. Mrs. Luther McKay and son, Mil- fred, are spending two weeks at the McKay cottage at Tndian Neck. Lunch at Hallinan's.—advt. The members of the Viking club records at will elect officers at a meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday night. Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans —advt. THE NEN BRITAIN® - MARKET 0.~ ITY GOONS AT n ONOMY PRICES 3|18 MAINST TEL. 2485 Morning Specials from 7 to 12:30 LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS .... BEST NO. 1 POTATOES Ib. 11c 15 Ib. peck 28¢ All Day Speclals Sugar Cured Bacon Fresh Cut Hamburg ... Beef Q18c Choice Shoulder i Steak Ib. 1 80 Domino Granulated Sugar Best Frankforts, Roast Pork Calves Liver Lean Corned 10 1bs. $1.00 n 16¢ Campbell's Beans . .. Challenge Milk .... Baker's Cocoa . Fancy Tomatoes 12 cans $ 1 Winner 4 1hs, $l Coffee zans $1 Premier Salad Dressing | Sardines 6 cans $1 | 24 cans C ampbell s Soups . Emporatod Milk ... I"’cam $l $1 31 19 cans | P &G, Soap .. i L s large j ]ar - 33¢ :.f Tbs. 25¢ 20 cakes sack Sweet Jm(-y Oranges .. Pure Lard ' Fresh Eggs ...... doz. 35¢ Fancy Head Lettuce hd 10c . 21bs. 25¢ doz. 35¢ .. doz. 35¢ each 5S¢ 3 Ibs. 25¢ Julty Lemons .. Cukes Onions |tions expressed the opinien that NEW BHRITAIN DAILY HERALD, CITIZENSHIP COURSES Civilian Clubs At Washington Con- vention Urge Policy Whereby Grade | Sohools Will Teach Subject, Washingten, June 18.—A poliey for the erganization of educa tion on International questions and ef forts to have eltizenship study In ::;‘"’”\‘, for .:"' hors At thoss achec cluded in grade sehool U.um.-m‘.“ Mary Neonan, whe Lerm througheut the eountry were schools, will instruct the yeuns wem standing subjeets for diseussion Heretofore female finstruetors the program of the third annual con-| 2" hun‘l“l H '”""““‘,M SiHE mals vention of the internatlonal aseeclas | . a (oo™ o ees The scheol com tien of eivilian elubs which ope n-h""".. felt the instruction eould b here today | earried out better if a male instructor Proponents of a resolution deallng|were engaged for the young men with the study of international ques:| Dy, Hand is 47 yars of age and has | the | had mueh experience as a teacher of | United States cannot stand aloof from | hygiene and physical edueation. He world affairs and that, In consequence, [ was formerly director of health edu study | cation at the Htate Normal scheol in Mansfield, Pa “)r. E. H, Hand Hygiene Instructor in Schools | Dr, B H. Hand of New York eity bas been engaged hy the seheel ¢ national | Mittee as instrueto hyglene the Junior High sel be In charge of instruction | on en it ls the duty of eitizens ueh matters to WHEN YOU PUT A UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC WASHER into your home you not only put in a Washing Machine, but you put in a real Washing Service. A service that will work for you faithfully and unfalhngl\ week in and week out on through the years. A service that helps you to economize and save while it preserves your health and strength. To assist the UNIVERSAL in making this service even more complete, we are giving away ABSOLUTELY FREE for a limited time only, a PARAGON Folding Clothes Basket with each UNIVERSAL WASHER ordered. This FREE OFFER does not in any way alter or affect our usual EASY PAYMENT PLAN. $7.50 Down—FREE HOME TRIAL—$10.00 Per Month The CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWER CO. 92 WEST MAIN ST. TEL. 230 SPECIALS MEN'S LISLE HOSE in black and cordovan $ DAY PRICE o Z\flc Pair air for $l°00 Regular 35¢. Lot of MEN’S BELTS Genuine horsehide leather in black and cordovan. $ DAY PRICE 39¢ Value 75¢ NECKWEAR $ DAY PRICE 39¢c 3 for $1.00 Special for § DAY Lot of BOYS' BLOUSES Fancy, blue and khaki 69c 2 for $1.25 WHITE and TAN OXFORD SHIRTS That sell regular for $2.50 $ DAY PRICE $1.79 NORINKLE SOFT COLLARS Special for § DAY 21 c Each 5 for $1.00 Genuine Sealpax UNION SUITS Regular $1.25 $ DAY PRICE 95¢ " MEN'S KHAKI PANTS Special for $ DAY $1.69 Regular $2.00 Everything Specially Priced For § Day. Start Out Early and Be Here For the Bargains NEW YORK SAMPLE SHOP 357 MAIN STREET TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1023, d Take Advantage of These Hour Sales PROM 0 A, M, TO 12:80 P, M, BIG LAMB SALE SMALL LEGS TO ROAST RIB AND LOIN TO ROASNT MEATY FORES TO NTEW ‘ FROM 8§ 10 3 P, M, ARMOUR'S— . Peck 59¢ |SMO. SHOULDERS .. Al Day Speclals SUGAR CURED ‘ BACON PROM 8 A M TO 12:80 1, M, ROUND=SIRLOIN=PORTERHOUSL SIBAK ..o I8 VRESH GROUNT MY T veee 8 Lbs, ll(l \" \\ll\l BEET GREENS erk 5 YROM 9 TO 11 A, M, LARGE NO, fo NEW POTATOES ... 19¢! Ih, voo Iib, Lh, 12} g0 . Lbh. »_lvlc FRESH PORK BONELISS O ROAST CORNED BEEF 18c LB, 14‘: LB, 180 4 HOICE, STEWING ||4;\|')' BRAND rown HANMS ?40 L. 300 .. Each 25¢ VEAL FOR POT PIES 120 ... CHOICE SHOULDER POT ROASTS ROASTS VEAL s IOC'H\ ...... lSc\mm“K”l"gc‘m MOHICAN CHERRY PIES —Plain or Meringue. . . sc ALY, KINDS o 120 PANCY LAYER . 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