New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 28

i I SAVE MANY LIVES Visiting Nurses Have Wonderful Republican Candidate Denies He‘_‘fl' Record in Helping Comamunity | three score’ and ten d to depend Support. fumily r the An old man and paralyze upon his ag Community ¢ thought, “if not So urse a tehed tions of the p was avoided her place as In another But G NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH JUDGE ALLI NG $AYS Intends to Dismiss Water Board nakes such mistaken, a report ci one or to any statement tric Raps Paonessa 4 Gilpatri e commur former il, pre- He said there ales, the Kind PLAN Y. M. H. A, DEBATE rangements are being made for 1te between teams representing w nd New Young Men's Hebrew New Haven associ 1 to select the sub- ate and the local associ- cet the sides whieh cach Ar ) (Chicago Firm Decides Firearms Butl Not to Sell Broth- ise wholesaler an- he public interest the to quit selling re- The company | than forty les within the last d rounted to about $1,500,- d. “The action was » growing senti- America against carrying con d weapons.” the an- nouncement stz City Advertisement NOTICE e held by the Board oners of the City room 201, City Hall, April 7, 19 t 8:00 o'clock p. A hearing will b o Water Commi Haven | ® |in our state, and that individvuals and Jersey Governor Calls For Jefferson Backing Trenton, N. J, March 28.—Gover- | vor Silzer today called attention to "rhe program of the Thomas Jefferson | Memortal foundation to make the veek of April 6-13 in New Jersey as | Jefferson week, “A movement is on foot by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial founda- tion,” said the governor, “to acquire endow and maintain the famous resi- dence of Jefferson, at Monticello, Vir- | ginia. | “The first installment of one hun- dred thousand dollars on the purchase price and the physical control of Monticello has passed into the hands of the foundation for the people of the nation. “It has been requested that the week of April 6-13 of this year be set aside as Jefferson week, in which our | people be urged to contribute to this | commendable object. I therefore urge that this be done ! organizations interested in this move- ment lend every effort toward mak- ing the cal : JOSI TILE: | The democratic town committee | has received a petition of candidac from Harold J. Josephs seeking elec- | | tion to the common couneil in h | third ward. Mr. Josephs is wire chief | for the Southern New England Tele- | phone Co. i i Iresh Egzgs 37c doz Russell Bros. advt. 28 &3, 1924. HARTFORD HARTFORD SUBURBAN TELEPHONE SERVICE We now have a direct telephone trunk line from New Britain. from New Britain without toll charge. Direct line New Britain to Hartford, 2965 THE “TRELLIS” PUMP $11.50 and $12.00 A new, artistic creation of unusual design combining an opera pump with the strap, making a more practical and perfect fitting pump; just enough open- Patrons may call us died just a few vation had 1sc the ade all the ¢ five two | ! 12 | present m A RIS STt AP o R ‘ work to be effective—an exclusive type vater main in Oneida street, and in | | . A . . shown in our Women's Shoe Department from 7 | WQueen street from present terminus 1l and the ept home from school to play ell keeper, Father had to go t sent for a physician. The doctor and found the baby walking aroun the floor suifering from pneumon and fever. “Here is where help is needed” the doctor,and again the Visiting Nurse went in and gave that important treatment whic baby on its way to recovery the instructions of the family phy cian, she bathed the baby, & pneumonia jacket, put it to. b it medicine and saw that the 3 old sister-mother knew just what to| do next. These are but two instances, samples rather than illustrations of | what the Visiting Nu Last year six of these nurses called on 10,- 62 people, To continue this work reguires $13,. | 863, but from'the United Community | corporation only $6,401.75 is asked. The drive is nearly finished but the amount needed is far below the mark. s do. NEW AUTO €O, INCORPORATED has with tors The Superior Automobile Co., been incorporated for $ $10,000 paid in, The in are Harry B. Roberts of Elmer Olson and Eugene J this eity. Albro of | **Here’s $50” The humiliation of charity zoes with a gift of money in time of need. We will advance you up to $300 in strict privacy on your home furniture (without re- moval), charge you only a fair interest rate and allow you easy repayments. There is no humiliation or loss of self-respect. 1f you need money, Beneficial service, get Moary for ary meed. Beneficial Loan Society AT West Maln St Room 104 and 105, Tel. 1043, Open ® to B:30 Sal. * to 1 L | ties that are mistakes d to, the vot- ©rs were g ministration. lauded the ci d fairness Morris 1. Saxe late for his honesty irt, He feit the party had acted v in selecting him as standard r and pledicted that he would to the office of mayor the guali- cessary for a suc ul adininistration, Lx-Councilman Gardner C. Weld, to Pershing avenue. All persons upon whom assessments may be made to cover the expense of said extension and owning property jdjacent to the same are hereby noti- fied to be present at said meeting, and if they see eause be heard In relation | e. r of the Board of Water - Commissioners, FRANK J. O'BRIEN, Clerk. You will find that we have the Hat to fit vour personality. A Hat that is stylish but serviceable at the hest price in town. Your New Spring Hat will be rvight if it comes from the CONRAD HAT CO. 217 MAIN ST. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Agents For THE AETNA—TRAVELERS Pensylvania Vacum Cup TIRES . $9.75 30x314 Fabric 30x31; Cord x4 Cord 32x4 Over- size Cord 33x11; Over- size Cord .. $13.85 $23.50 $31.00 $38 50 i $1.65 T.H. Cogswell S CHESTNUT ST. 35x5 Over- size Cord Yo PASTLI PHOTOGRATHS SEREEEESR . % < rcade Studio &% RODAKS AND 1 1L9s FRENCH PLAY Wit b AAN BATTIST 151 Park MARCH 2000 given Wy <1 SOOIy Vithearian Mal BATLHDAY NGHY The Indemnity Co. of North America The latter Company affiliated with and a part of the oldest Insurance Company in this Country, The Insurance Company of North America. INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE With Us Today THE W. L. City Hall Bldg. HATCH CO. Phone 3400 Just received, our new stock of American Tires and : Tubes with 10,000 mile guarantee and at old prices, Never have had to replace a <hoe in {wo years, Shoes %31, L. Heavy Tubes Price £1.85 £2.00 AMERICAN SAL S ELM STREET TEL. 1712 Open Evenings \,FO0D SHOP 118 MAIN STREET MUIUAL BUILDING WHETHER OR NOT You observe Lent, you will find our Salt and Canned Fish a delicious change of diet. \\'e] | offer you the best brands in all kinds of canned goods and pre- | pared foods at our Delicatessen 50 you can be sure of getting something good, when you order | here. | SATURDAY SPECIALS | Brookfield Butter, | 35¢ b, Strietly Fresh Barkhamsted Lggs, 38¢ doz. ! Smoked White Fish, | 38¢ b, Smoked Mackerel, 38¢ b, Gobel's Quality First Bacon, | 32¢ 1b. | Baked Beans, 2 Ibs, 25¢ | Medium Red Salmen, | 2 Cans 25¢ | Walnut Meats, 53¢ b, { Chicken Salad, 43¢ Ib. WEEK-END SPECIALS Special Blend Coffee, Regular 38¢ Ih. Saturday 30c Ib. 5 Ibs. Average, | $2,25 Roast Stuffed Young Chicken, | only. The Trellis Pump is featured in patent leather, matt kid and fawn suede with brown kid trimming, finished with a Cuban heel. Sizes 3 to 8—AA to C widths. Women’s Shoe Section—Second Floor SILK BED LIGHTS GREAT SALE OF ; WALL PAPERS $3.95 For tho remaining days of the month, we wili pre. wnt some very good values in broken and short lota of high-grade wall papers at unusually low prices. We are now displaying a lot of georgette, silk lined Bed Lights with covered wires to These are Special Fach. 30-inch papers, regular price 98¢ to $1.00, at—per roll 30-inch papers, regular price ase, at—per roll Some short lots of high grade papers, at—per roll PAINTS A good grade of paint at per gallon . sesssene Dest grade paint at, per gallon .o ) Varnish and Varnish stains at ner quart Prer half gallon. . Paint Department—Seventh hang on the head of the: bed. with covered top, so shaped as to throw the light down, these lamps are oblong in shape, 8 inches long by 5 inches wide, and complete with 6-foot cord and two-piece plug, in as- sorted combinations of colors. Values to $6.00 Per gallon Lamp Department—Seventh Floor CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. 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