New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924, Ifi———‘fl FICHSTAEDT FIRM Griffis Is Welcomed Home | City Items AS LONG As / ; Attractive Abooflm ‘l.', Elks' Fair. by Laer | FORSALARY RAISES - o S New Britain Nest, No. 1548, Order of Owils, will hold its rcgular meet- Durham Razor | Will Try to Carry Through Pro- : ol B B AN A MPS . . . < ’ { St, Andrew's chure! semi- Lather Brush gram Despite Objections o ‘am. : |air- tonight. at ‘Parish b Good L 5 0 by : 3 , | mysic and dancing.—advt. ¢ Cake of N e e ot Brtin o paecir 25 28/ There is no higher quality. thad that which fs Wellt LA ] p land Mrs. Zandel Sokolasky, 137 Tre- | here is no higher quality than that which is mon cour will meet tonight to dis- | mont street, and a daughter was born . cuss the advisability of recommendi@; ShaVln Soa rumerous salary adjustments to the .5 at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David H LC ” g p ommon council at tomorrow eve- | Steele of 124 Hartford avenue, into “SAVE” LAMPS ng's session, ] 9 “Wop Blues,” special fox trot. By i A All for I cspite Mayor A. M. Puoncssa’s ol- X A |Isham Jones. Brumswick record. ———— The Price Is a Little Less ——— to wny increases now, und | John A, Andrews & Co.—advt. | 69(. SoRe ofi Lhilir ““‘_’ ‘1":":“; ! ;,'\'f,‘,’f,,fi' bk Councilman C. S. Bradley of the| L. 4 ; AYE J Third ward left today for ®3oston, statements made by Chairman A. F. g a chstaedt of the salaries committes : 1 where he will gpend the remainder of | @ 3 ¥ the week. | indicates that the chairman will mak drive to put a s SO aises, rac ¥o This Is Venice—Dig fox trot hit. “ollo v #n Eichstaedt's 5 %, L. Pierce & Co.—advt. | @ (o4 Wiiliam J. O'Brien, son of Charity | Commissioner and Mrs, William T.| HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. cet 0 ta ip the salary ques . s 5 DlCKiNSON ¢ he i the mayor i O'Brien of 40 Trinity street, left to-| = sre § 1he " day for Seattle, Wash., where he will | e 3 . a 5 ' 4 e act as salesman for the Stanley Rule| & Level branch of the Stauley \Vorks,l Drug Co. or the 1 L i ¢ % Lunch at Hallinan's—advt. | 2 - ¢ A i members of |:; % ¢ Frank Bosco, a barber, has an- ’ % i - o n council t b i i s % nounced his candidacy for council- board's action ; publican. ) mill tax budget with “Dream Daddy,” Svecial Pox Trot, | ary list ‘ Brunswick record. ~ John A. .\mlrewul 378 Main Street w M‘. rman Eichstacdt attended the ¥ = & ~advt, » u. informal session of council members Because several members of the or- 4st night. When the appropriations | dinance copmittee are out of the city, there will be no meeting of that for the charit epartment were read ” 3 L) . R FamAYKad DILE 1o bbbty . Mayor Howard Kelley was first to grasp the hand of Corliss g0 0% FO0 0 be ne for the salary item in this | Griffis as he stepped off the train at Hamilton, O., after spending = ijome cooked iunches at Crowell's. 1 department and possibly in others. He | gix months in a German prison for attempting to abduct Grover —advt —— —— made ng cffort, however, to have the lne)‘gd()ll notorious draft evader. Councilman Clifford W, Hellberg, | who is completing his first term as a | . 4 dnount iner A nght Welght .:-‘!‘x-w.u contract®s w \~n.,m lm third ward representative in the com- | sted in ar « for the elc J ol vi ] randidate q cal nkufi"l‘r»‘r w e at p:w hall v:, w[]flER SPEEI]S AWAY SUE BATTAGLIA FOR $2.000. mA(vn. ¢ mu?ul. will be a candidate ror; other Day Of Sensational values in Ollr aring 1 re the The New England ¥ood Products “Arcady,” latest Fox Trot, Lglum. Pajamas FoRulCaD chisie Inc, of Hurtford, has entered a suit bia Rceord. John A. Andrews & Co. | Bills v..vl.‘u'lx;:(;‘:l Ty beer DI o LIS v?\?i‘-‘-' Annie. Hanson entertained a approved by the finance committee of of this city. The action s brought Jalx;nlj:r ‘of frionds at a Valentine par- | an : Attorney Alfred =0 acads ht $l.95 the common council and will be rec- ;':_"“(’;fi" "‘3 0""‘*“ ot 4 ed! o at her home, High streot, last | and attachment papers on cvening. The rooms were prettily dec- | & b ommended for payment at Wednesd: u ttaglia’ aiead ¢ ] 3 » be- | « session, us will puyments of | Brad s T B k U d \taglia’s possessions were served by | o.ut0q in colors appropriute to the | gments against the ety resulting g Aty rende and refreshments served. | s~ i e ) les o '::-,{:m!;' e e an, [/ from an accident in which Mr. & Mother of Seven Arpested HAD KEY TO HIS CELLAR KIKks' 7uir opens I1°ri, night, Enter. e Mrs, John Wundolen and Géorg 2 | Thirsty thieves broke into the cel-|tainment and dancing.—-advt, tive figures. Al sizes are heve e e fropli BB, BC ORI it . . may we juree 9 en re- —— 1 ¢ O o - e V. . held a minstre! . 1 0 < 0 ¥ 1 olen for $247 1d Torn # Mrs, Julia Skowronski ¢ n ke |street Sunday ntght and made away . & - o =] ", 3 " . possible and choose the best solee n wnd Tormay for |, o idea of staying at home and car- |with 10 gallons of wine that he had | 15 it ity troadbe @i My:ml Taken right frpm our regular st bills approved by the finanee |M& for her husband and seven chil- for family use, according to a repo ;,".”' ',::] :!'l"“r:"‘,“l;'l' o {'.‘,,“;‘,..:,fr,‘ styles for women, misses and matron; B it arged to depart. | ITeN, according to the story told in made to the police by Guillro yester- lv;’-m“"_”‘ Th e ekt Pebbarial Wil be Al styles and colors iy edbes Hows: Tnoldent. | court this mor: by her husband, |day afternoon. held Wednesday evening at United | alk, 31,48 s hall. commin Joseph., She ers to go out with a —— e ]" .{I S \MI: ent g @ | : g > heau she has had for about a year and MAY SEEK INJUNCTION, - e b : | - 511,06 St, Andrew’s church semi-annual LADIES' HOSIERY municipal comfort station o 87 municipal home serviee bu. |COMe home drunk, he sald. This pref Residents of Belvidere will appeal tonight at Parish hall, Goed e i purk commission, S e part janded her nto 4oty superior court for an injunc- ¢ and dancing.—advt Ladies’ all silk Hose, with neat and desirable lace | ) N musi na da ing.—ao N1 f 1t Rl po court this morning on charges | tioy, to restrain the bullding inspector ('lam lrrhv- the young d\uxhnr of patterns, black only. s board of health 4 of drunkenness and breach of the [y t g0 et & in sanitarium, $1 1 i rom issuing a permit for the erection o M, fersweller, was op- Hartford. stroct department, 82 Sgienidel = ki was arrested last | Andrews' property on Stanley street,| i« pesting comfortably at the s New Northampton heavy ingrain 3 SRSt 31.8PE 415 seerest maic ‘eter Cabelus | 1f the Inspector does not refuse the | Britain general hospital. Stockings, special at enance, $390.82; subway department, ined to | permit following a hearing Thurs “Blue Grass Blue a wonderful A ¢ permanent pavement, $1¢ reot with night. This announcement has Pox Trot number, Brunawick Records. charity ) wnn, it hotl of them |made by the opposition John A.- Andrews & Co,~advt - . " went Al : 8. Moore Tent, Daughters| “Rothfeder's” special super-service Hose, in black ey bourd v drun The " ) . 5 [ s en catas T 1o sec | LM CITY AUCTIONEER DIEN ¢ Veterans, will meot Thursduy atter- |§ - ||and colors, full-fashioned; guaranteed. $1 59 | Special at ’ . the wor cou ersuaded v Haven, Web, 19.—James B.| noon o'clock to sew, A fam- “1t Pays to Buy Our kind to go home with her husbur ['Rely for 40 vears prominent real es- | ly supper will be served at 6:30 and | : & . . p i e it ting will begin at 7: “Mohawk” glove silk Stockings, in black and colors, 4 ot put evidently did not Tike the ly,te man and auctiondes ¥of this efty | the regulur mec : l‘ADlES S 0“ “llh l'Ole ooks of the putrolman coming down | jjed yesterday at his home here | o'clock. A social hour will follow to with the pointed heel, regular $2.19 sl 69 the woman's husband 68 ‘\ hich the public is thvited MANNISH SUITS || inurs sestodas anternomn when his an despite o struseic hodshe put of 1 “DeBevoise” corselettes in hook side or sprint down Bros Jhchdbe dooo e of Arch and Locust strerty while on sre . | back, with two garters. Special at at the coraer p $4 Greenwood Can nul\ e made by A man : " the ma e ut the time of Tai Latest amd up-to-date || ! : / & e Sl st tines anteed 2 B sl gt s e, according 10 the pat “Boyshform” dollar Brassieres, at ...... All wool knife pleated crepe Skirts, in tan, grey, brown, cvcuped y window : black and navy: sizes from 26 to 30, Ye London Shop ar W liing wiong Areh| Judse Denmin Wo Aling o ! ! \,:nc\ ::ecll::‘l:l e et T " $2.89 b 9 et 147 . n « t Pro} Ladies’ Lingette Bloomers, in white and pink, full cut, Tailors = D P IREOEEN By * uo f ;"” ‘,’,‘; ( My g p TRERY contr crashed into . : full sizes and reinforced. 13 MAIN STREEY graph pe Aring guroline 1 Jo ring “Let Us Ciothe You " o re . 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