New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1923, Page 12

12 Better Class Of Immigrants Coming Here, O’Brien Says t the office of ion. A letter candidate attend classes, intention of the g these classes that the pupil hich may be b has procured clerk of were a the Americanization Director T was then sent to each Ascribes Interest in the i o nor o {hese It direc simply is not the aim or Evening Schools to a Higher Quality in New- will re- 1e insure pass a certain te quired by he vs sought t of comers. nowle Age were, his American citi- | found to be | beecause | o have | at- | as it ity for heen citizenship, to ; others fairly com duties and izensh given n highly SANTA CLAUS' VISIT T0 DAY NURSERY 0ld Kris Kringle Himself Will Be. There December 22 heen conie encourag to our ening sel over- found ies of ¢ were marlked registra- and con- Next Saturday, December will little there | pairs of round will be given a Claus in the quar- Nursery. Probably only one be 200 eyes of the east whi Santa Da its siz that hristmas- witness of the uses at stration of ties of € to the elders will Santa Saturday S tree t mually those sts at the come—and many and candy are Brituin | youngsters and a small being out | €ntertainment progr carried out main figure hei course, old Kring The children 1ges from six months to who are tid the who represent affair oyed Day Nursery be one most the in t nerease o the high achers, imniigrant n and wo- per- this institu. who nurs- for vear to as care parents of t uequire tribute ation in em do. Gifts dis anxious to N ery fu : - = 1 to the rosperons w am part of ir Wi hercby ¢ titude Kris mse on th K i im At A years, cationally urse em to keep family, harge re ough the lies to- that Britain he ontributio 1 can with ar aila lonats 1 at the gether itt things for a New Gifts will Nursery, might be a\ family cept Day . " GIRLS HYSTERICAL AS cm e JUDGE FLAYS FATHER From Iirst Page) ning roug in tentio point-a the ity to co HE COULDN'T RESIST Used Alcot It and Polic Washer Who Bucinre Plot W indown " Hi man Does the i comtart o r city director is sponsors ed throug! New Britain Industria Citizenship Clasees During the past year fasses w cted poe- « b ach honrs ‘rom six tevotod The . ws of 4 on per = us addres hization was as candidates for inviting | character, | of the | such & i jice in the there was a difference officers | the creases tion geants i EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1923, CITY ITEMS. IMISS BERGLUND WINS PRIZE BOARD FAILS T00. K, POLIGE WAGE RAISE But Approves Increases for Offi- cers in the Department he board At t special meeting of the held increase commissioners last on the wage patrolmen of the police it was voted to recom- common council that the given an allowance uniforms and that the remaiy same. Although members do not favor the asked for by the of the increase council meeting. Dunn said that o the night act asked by the department men to the patrolnien $65 a ye wages the 10 per policemen, will be made at the Chaivman David 1. he had thoroughly looked matter of granting an incrcase to the patrolmen and it appeared to him that many were against and other for crease. Commissio Jackson said that the well paid consid- by the cities abont that salaries be for of the board cent increas mention Thoma Britain mer eriy wages received other towns and state He said, were the po- however, in the paid to the ranking officers, Increases For Officers commissione then discussed acted upon ine for ti On motion of Commissioner A. Parker it voted that ary of Chicf iam C. Hart ased from to 0 a chief then spoke or other officers. Commissioner Lz voted to recommend to i The and paseS se | Fdwin Was su Wi be year. T incre for On it case ¥ in- mo- was the from f o ge of Kell to ant salary $2,465 Lie recommend v Captain George $3 The Samuel The same applies to t the exception of Meri pringfi here is paid in excess of New Londo The salaries of are in excess of Meriden, New 4 Speingtield, that Haver are paid slightly more thar New Brital The of the don and 1at in Stamjord and sergeants 1) Londo the ser den, ew Brit Hartford Stamtord ame while statistics show New the Bridgeport Water those i iry recon bo mendati or increases amounts to $3, the meeting Jac that astrous if 1 ner Jackso Commissic stated his opinio officer in charge detectiy w at petion was tuke ot No reuses primarily s today brought kson sald will again be board Preceding wage question Chalrman there ed into the cell is only for the discussion Dur imotl stated is ne for rance roon pre were Hart oard instructed Chief ormatio of t SOF VOAUNILIARY onricens Wi Nortor VITAL STATISTICS RETPO TO RECOVER ON NOTH FOR XMAS on us for a pair I orim glasses worth-while gif Frank E. Goodwin 1 vecight MAIN &y of a Sy imtist OB The police have been notified that the operator’'s licenses of Dr. have been suspended French Hat Shoppe, Room 107 Pro fessional Bldg., 87 West Main st.—adv Warren Thompson of 15 visiting today with Col. Thompson, who is a relative. Something nothing—at rod's. See page 2—adyt. The Daughters of Isabella initiation, which was to have been held tomor row, has postponed until Christmas. Public shower thing new. 24 Commercial Mrs. George Weir of street will entertain the members of D. Penficld camp auxiliary and their friends at her home Monduy eve ning at § o'clock. Eliz. Gutman Concert advt S ror Axel- been baths 35 St advt, 22 Cottage tomorrow In strips Phone coal bills. metal weather 61 Main st. onc-third aceurate Woods, 5—-Adv. Something rod’s. See page Victor Xmas advt on nothing—at Axe 2. —adat tecords at for Morans’ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Warrantee Deeds Filed With City Clerk This Week Total , Refleet- ing Improvement in Field. record this erk A tollowing «ph Kor tovoy to Dewey alty decds at the L. Thompson, Bodwell 1 tiled for office City C inclnded the alty to stres Akim I Wazn W week of t and Samnon mer I3 1iro: Lir in Land to Glen Anne Ellism « is street. An South street Mortimer R Bedna ot o Bednarz. Grace Cohola coln w Co ones, Jerome to Frank Ellis to 1. Realty &0, Lincoln Co. to odes, unxis et gl to Parkview street Katarzyna vandra Backia Katarzyna Wac Morr ley street, Beatrix Hopsia amin Linsky cwingt road P. F., McDon- stern Print- Bodwell Realty Co. Mitchell street 10 Joseph Czec ntral 1 ot to Maho oy street, | to Ignari owic mmarata Rea Wy ty Co street, ( Ialumbo, ticut avenue MRS. HECK DIES SUDDENLY Resident or - North - Burritt. Street Passes Away From Heart Discase soon After Leaving Her Home Mre, Edward North s street it di Yl kn 1 Mild 1 two Regan of § omas Higgir wior Dr “ Wat lie xa TURKEYS AMAS TURING DE LUX BRAND POULTRY, FEA- Fancy Northern Young Hen< and Tom Turkeys, Fresh Chickens and Fowl, all averages, We have arranged for a Special Quality Beef, Veal and Lamb and a complete line of Pork Products from Eastern Killed Corn Fed Porkers, for the Christmas trade. For Prices, Call 2-1447 John W. Holloway & Co. MARKLY ar Wm. ¥ Vritain Representative trand <coteh and Bacon (ERERT niLnG Hartford el New Thi-the C. W, VIVIAN, D. D. 8. Tooth Eatractions N-Rays Nitrons Ovxide and Osygen nEMOVED TO 05 WEST MAIN STRELY James { Dobson of 203 Lincoln street and Bol- eslaw Szoplikowski of 102 Allen strect Manchester A, L. after every- Oral Surgery York The to amateurs was conducted in the Hote 1| Astor, Y Y Mission will morrow aft and Mission They have been invited, I New Miss Mildred Berglund, daughter of Mr. Griswold prize sixth el « 1 AL § o'clock Monday IN SINGING COMPETITION| Britain Girl Awarded Highest Honor at Contest in Hotel Astor, New York. Promptly relieves Indigestion, Biliousness, Head- aches, Constipation and Rheumatism, 25c. and 50c. a box. SALLIES’ DRIVETO END--§300 NEEDED Treasurer Sprague Says Only $2,500 Has Been Raised So Far Mrs. Robert 56 street, competitive Santa Erik’s Berglund of awarded first singing at the Lucia festival society New E | and was in annual by St city. contest which was open leading | the judges being the Mrs, Ira Andrews. Ira Andrew aged Hartford yesterday of heart She was formerly Mrs, man E. Joy of 190 Greenwood street, this city. She is survived by a son, two grandsons and two granddaugh- ters. The funeral will be held from 36 Jefferson street, Hartford, at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery this city. Mrs. 80 years, died in ftrouble This little fellow has as much right to a happy Christmas as anybody. But he's one of the many unfortunate in New Pritain who will go without presents on the big day of the year for children—unless somebody volunteers to make his lot a happy one. With thel ast day Army drive almost concluded, there still remains about $500 to be raised, according to a statement by IL.eon A, rer today. This amount must be raised this evening as the campaign will at the close of business tonight. This afternoon * memb of the Disabled Veterans' bureau were on the streets with boxes tor colections and this evening the Sallies themselves will make an at- tempt to clean up the drive, 4 youngsters O. P. Nelson Word has been received th of O. I>. Nelson of Los a former resident of this Berlin, During his residence here Mr. Nel- was a member of the Swedish Bethany church and for a number of employe of the Union Co. of the Angeles, \ city and de of the Salvation son years was an Manufactur Sprague, treas close MILDRED BERGLUND ol Funerals s Miws Margaret Begley Miss Margaret f New division York sical crities o entercd in the s for AREST POLLOWS COLLISTON ey Miller arrested 1 O'Mara I mori icem eney t f oprrating a and registratio the William s Sween: flowe and Robert MeCrann conducted services at the grave in - St Mary's Cra motor vehicle without a license Winters certificate iety 1 of chorus in without a following a slight aeccident corner of Elm aud Chestnut street in which his car collided with another machine. No damage was done, Chorus sol a ocie rer at ganized ladies Walsh, Bernard anc lLutheran churct 18a 3 Ma G. Scanlon, New Britain and is a gradu-'poarers were J. Ross the New Britain high school. | jynn, | CHRISTMAS PARTIES <ot and interment Th he serious was cemetery ¢ Procha s for George morning at home on 9 o'clock from Charles Coppens officiated and interment was in the family plot at Pairview cemetery. Pall bearers were representatives from he M Elks, Bagles, St Elmo, | Hangari and Turncr societics Geor servi held this from his and at Re ba 8:3 Hill- 8t ora I°r Association | 1Tur were ng Women's Christian For City Mis- o'clock late side Dlace Pete church o Give Annual Play iom Tomorrow. ay the r the henefit of the City be given at 4 o'clock to- in the gymnasium open to the public party of the Christmus carols will annu of OO Christmas | w. play will the City be Christmas Anderson of John W. An- held this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the Iiret Tutheran church, Iev. Dr. Abel Ahlquist of- ficlated and interment was in lair- | cemetery. John W, Funeral services were ening the | derson exercises for be helw, % of the night "T. W' under the but mal Christm girls of t will be wil anspiec 8 the view uby, girl's Mrs, Michacl Prederick. uneral of Mre. Michael Fred- was killed Wednesd when she was struck by while crossing Iranklin this afternoon, Serve the late home and burial was Rev. Di. Abel irl will take place some small 1 B aus k) *Mamma said she was going to send him to bed on bread and milk. Everyone knows that is a feast if the bread is good and the milk is Seibert’s, Eh? erick, who morning avutomobile of patron saint tribute the gifts . was held held street Fairview cemetery Ahlquist officiated g the Chr i i square, at in A 8 party e afternoons rp ursday Cherry will have the B a 3 Watches — Diamonds "MAKE SURE ITS SEIBERTS' INGEMER & LARSON ) Main St. T | JOSEPH A. HAFFEY Funcral Director Parlors 33 Myrtle St service Exceptional, Lady Assistant Tel ¥ sidence 17 Summer S S Upstairs PARK ST. PHONE1720 % — Repairing — NEW BRITAIN.CONN 240 AsYLum ST Store Open Saturday Night December 15, Also on Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights Next Week EN’S OVERCOATS No these are not £15 Overcoats. Any Coat in the lot would be good values at £25, as their duplicates sold for. They're simply what are left of certain lines in heavy tweeds and plain backs. Don't delay Buy Sensible Christmas Gifts WOMEN’S COAT SPECIALS collars of 9.75 and Pollyanna Coats, some with Beaver and Gray Fox $34.75, £65.00. Coats in the popular short sport models | vith and without fur collars $14.75 " $34.75 Long and r Collars $19.75 " $34.75 Dresses in Poiret Twill Serge and Can- ton Crepe $14.75 * $34.75 Coats with without Sport Best Bargains in Boys’ Clothing CHEERFUL CREDIT $1.00 a Week. No Deposit Required We Give Cash Savings Stamps