New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1923, Page 5

TRAINING SCHOOL OPENS New Britain Girl Scout Leaders Have HEALTH BOARD IN SESSION Salaries of Dr. Witte and Tony Cala- brese to Be Discussed With Budget | This Afternoon. Invited Eative Council to Join In Course of Instructions, Matters of finance will be the chief concern of the board of health when it holds its regular monthly session this afternoon at 4:45 o’clock. The regular monthly bills both of| the department and of New Britain| Sanitarium, will be offered for ap-| proval. The question of salary in- creases for Dr. C. W, Witte, inspector of meats, and of Tony Calabrese, jan- | itor at the slaughter house, will be| taken up. It is expected that a rec- ommendation will be drafted at that time for action by the common coun- cil at the December meeting. An in- formal discussion on the budget for| next year will be held. It is likely that a sub committee of the board will be named to work with Dr.| Richard W. Pullen, superintendent of | health, in preparing the statemeht of | cstimated expenses for next year, Mrs. Leon A.- Sprague, Girl Scout commissioner, Miss Iois Shaw, Girl Scout director, Mrs. Charles Spring and Miss Leonora 8. KFox, Girl Scout leaders, attended the training school under the direction of Miss Marion Trott, national instructor, at Hartford last evening. This course will be con- tinued and members of the local coun- cil have been invited to join. On December 5 the Connecticut e conference group of the Girl t organizatign will meet at the Business and Professional Women's club house in Hartford. Miss Shaw has charge of New Britain reserva- tions which close November 22, Miss Sarah Louisg Arnold, dean of the Simons college for women in Bos- ton, will address the group. sta FIREMEN POSTPONE MEETING, | New Haven, Nov. 13.—A meeting of the state firemen’ association called for today here was postponed until November 22 because some members could not attend. S FREIGHT REDUCTION, Philadelphia, Nov. 13, — W. J. Thompson, secretary of the Anthra- cite Coal Operators’ association, to- day appeared before the interstate commerce commission to oppose any reduction in the: freight rates on do- mestic sizes of anthracite. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Washington, Nov. 13.—Republican members of the house of the sexty- eighth congress have been called by Representative 'Wood of Indiana, chairman of the republican congres- sional committee to meet in caucus December 1, to take up matters of organization. wALTONS TRIAL PROCEEDS, By The Associated Press. | Oklahoma City, Okla.,'Nov, 13.— The state senate court of impeach- ment was thrown into an uproar to- day when counsel defending Governor | J. C. Walton launched into a cross- examination of Dr. E. R. Bynum, for- | mer confidant of the suspendad exec- | utive, which was characterized = by members of the court “outra geously unfair.” as $6,000 FIRE IN BRISTOL Bristol, Conn., Nov. 15.—The home of Morris Erlich in Pine street was burned this noon. Mr. Erlich and family are visiting in New York. A peighbor discovered the blaze. Fire. | men were unable to save the property. | The loss was about $6,000, | SEIZE 3.000 QUARTS, Oswego, N. Y., Nov. 13. thousand quarts of Canadian ale were seized by federal agents on a wharf| here.” The contraband is beli bave been part of 50,000 quarts land- | ed during the night from a Canadian | schooner. | IS HINES' SE ARY | Washington, Nov. — Paul E. Raidy of Boston has been appointed sccretary to Director Hines of the | veterans burcau to succeed M. L, | Sweet, who has been transferred to the inspection service of the burcau. | By The Associated Press, Beriin,“Nov. 13. — Former Crown Prince Frederick Willlam arrived at his estate at Oels, Silesia, at six o'clock this evening, & message from Ocls announces. The World's Greatest Automobile Offer FROM NOVEMER 1ST TO DECEMBER 1ST, 1923 NEW MODELS—«—NEW PRICES Here I8 the infant son of Mrs, Pat Somerset, known on the stage as Edith Day. The lad recently arrived in New York from abroad — and our — 30 DAYS OFFER OF 0.00 | DOWN : [ Balance in Small Payments. This is For Immediate Delivery Something that no Automobile Dealer in the world (except ourselves) has ever offered The Ford prices are the Lowest in the history of the Ford Motor Co., and their car is BETTER THAN EVER WITH MANY IMPROVEMENTS. We made this offer last Fall and it created such a demand that we were compelled to withdraw same as we secured 360 more orders than we were able to fill so speak quickly if you want to take advantage of this unprecedented offer. ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. Pioneer Ford Dealer 22 MAIN ST. TEL 1513 NEW BRITAIN Lewis A. Hines, Ref.D. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, LADIES’ TRIMMED AND TAILORED HATS $1.98 A beautiful selection of hats valued up to $5.98 in this assortment, all colors, all styles. g MAVIS TOILET SET 49c Very special, reg. $1, consisting of tube of Mineralava Beauty Clay, bottle of Mavis Toilet Water, box of Mavis Face Powder, tube of Mavis Cold Cream, box Mavis Tal- cum, box Vivoment Tooth Paste.: THE 2.PANT TWEED SUITS $5.98 New mixtures in durable Norfolk and Lord Fauntleroy styles, 2 pair of pants and white Buster Brown collar, sizes 4 to 10, reg. price $7.98. BOYS® MEN’S HEAVY WORK HOSE l 5 C rair In heather and Oxford, extra heavy quality, all sizes, reg. 39¢ pr. LADIES HIGH — SHOES — 1.00 $5 to $7 values, black and brown kid, patent all and combinations, sizes, See window display CHILDREN'S FELT BOOTEES 69c Red, Pink, Brown and Blue, Astrakhan trimmed tops, elk hide soles, regular 98c. Pleated Prunella SKIRTS $2.95 Reg. $4.98 and $5.98, in dark colors with light stripes, figures and plaids in the inverted pleats, all sizes, BOYS' WOOL CAPS 49c Brown, Navy and Grey, double knit and made so as to be adjustable over ears, reg. The. KNITTED 24 INCH IMPORTED — DOLLS — Beautiful undressed dolls with real hair, eyes LADIES’ BATHROBES that open and close, and $198 limbs that are fully jointed, reg. $3.98 value. Heavy blanket bathrobes in light and dark color combina- See window display. tions, made with square col- lar buttoning right to the neck, cord girdle, reg. $2.98. SINGLE BLANKETS 990 Each Full bed size, in Pink, Blue and Grey plaids, with silk shell stitch edge, reg. $1.49. Door Still Open But U. S. Sees No Hope for Parley 13.—Although for American ¢ reparatic ige reg America Would Not Join In Anti-Kaiser Protest Washington, Nov. 13 —President Coolidge believes the traditional policy of the American government|yeinryiness would preciude it from joining with jom " president the aliled governments in protesting | 1. eect move in that to many against the return of .0 .ome Crown Prince Frederick William of | {rnoeq o his father, the former German em- peror, or in measures to prevent the re-establishment of the monarchy. ington Now to an end find itse resident definite in the tuke in the rey posed by Prem same reason tha the investigation view o s inquiry pre. S X T ed to enter First saw was invented by a Greek, suggested by Great it is said, who took as his model the Dritain jawbone of a snake HURT BY FALLING BRANCH John Prata, 27, when Hartford, No ered ¢ Glenda av 1 Zion stireet th morning. Prata removed to St Francis’ hos ) It is thought h suffering fractured skull condition is reg ES scious his head whi was as serious Ha ar eyes ained and glasses fitted by one who knows. Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle frames; special price $3.50. STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION “Pape’s Diapepsin” Corrects § Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once Lenses and Examination Extra. Pape’s Diapepsin®” is the quickest surest relief f digestion, flat nee, heart n, sournes . | mentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. ablets give almost immediate stomack f. Correct your stomach and digestion now for a few eenta. Drugeists ¢ packages. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT ST. Rooms 504 and 505 Hartford elie millions of 1923. ednesday Specials AT New Britains Shopping Center STORE NewBritain Ct 8o T 6 Main$l. -, S am/dl,(/o/'e for fve/‘l/éo-fi/»" AD LT $7.98 KNITTED SUITS $5.98 Two piece knitted suits, in slip-over sweater style, in Brown and Buff, Grey and Navy. 36 Inch BATHROBE EIDERDOWN 79 C vyard . Reg. 98¢, in a wide assortment of colors and combinations, very heavy quality. LADIES’ FLANNEL GOWNS 85¢ With or without collars, or kimono short sleeve style, in neat stripes, braid trimming, and dainty color- ed embroidery, very full cut garments. RUFFLED CURTAINS 69 C rair White marquisette, 2 1-1 yds. long, hemstitched and ruffled edge, tie-backs to match, reg. 98c. EXTRA LARGE BATH TOWELS 45 C Each 52 inches long, 25 inches wide, plain white only, ex tra heavy, double Joop, won- derful quality, reg. 75c. CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE - 15C Pair Fine ribbed, reg. 29¢ quality, in Brqwn and Black, all sizes. SH CURTAINS 35C Pair 3 Pair for $1.00—white only, with wide hemstitch- ed border, very fine grade of scrim. 72x90 SHEETS 79c¢ Hemmed ready to use, excel- lent quality, reg. 98¢, no starch. [Two Hurt When Truck | Hits Telegraph Pole | Edward : nd Abe Kr vetz of 227 North t - | yesterd which for the |, RETIRED ADMIRAL DIES ”Y. M. C. A. News TTL SERGE PANTY DRESSES $2.98 2eg. $3.98, fine quality men’s wear serge, pretti émbroidered in bright col- ors, in pretty designs, sizes 2 to 6 years. SEE HUNDREDS OF BIG VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE. LOOK FOR THE GREEN SIGNS. .. 36 Inch CHALLIES l 7 C vyaud In fifteen different patterns to select from, beautiful Per- sian and Dresden effects, splendid for comfortable cov- erings, reg. 25c. MARQUISETTE CURTAIN MATERIAL 1 4 C Yard White and Ecru, 36 in. wide, excellent quality, reg. 25¢ yard. BOYS SLIP-OVER SWEATERS All wool with roll collar, and MEN'S UNION SUITS $1.00 ‘? and Buff only, Reg. $1.49, in ecru only, full made, large stripes Brown sizes ¢ 34, reg. $3.98 value, See window display. Fur Trimmed COATS and SUITS $7.00 Excellent styles with large fur collars and other fur trimmings, values to $35.00. See window display. sizes, 36 to 46, well closed crotch style, DOUBLE KNEE HOSE 250 Pair Wide ribbed, black only, fast color, with reinforced knee, reg. 3bc, all sizes 6 to 1115, BOYS’ $3.98 BRUSHED MOHAIR — SCARFS — Very wonderful qual- ity, long silky hair, and deep fringe, beautiful as- MEN'S FLEECE LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS sortment of colors, See 75¢ window display. Very heavy quality, reg. 98¢, sizes 36 to 46, COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE l 9 c Tube Large, size, reg. 25 LUXOR FACE POWDER 39C Box Regular 50c. in New i to be ed by a and ar » o'clock tain for the ere at some — gases, | to its last reorganization. testified. Newspaper reporters are shown at right, | the long table in center. B s Photo shows hearing of the senate snb-committee on conditions Colonel Charles R. Forbes, former director. in the Veterans' bureau prior it extreme left, has and members of the committee at the end of oOwT