New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1924, Page 3

POLITICAL DEBATE FOR FIRST WARDERS Sullivan and Callahan Anxious fo Meet Nair and Avery Daniel Sullivz d John F. Cal- lahan, the demo ¢ candidates for the common cduncil in the first ward, will shortly send a challenge to David L. Nair and Nathan C. Avery, the re- publican nominees, to debate the issues of the campaizgn Sullivan is one of the Paonessa corps of campaign speakers and 1s one of the most active members of the city meeting bhoard. Callahan is a former member of the common council and has been active frater- nally., The democrats announce that they are prepared to proceed with the debate at any time and under any cenditions that the republican can- didates may prescribe, Mayor Paonessa will hold two of his openTair rallies tonight. The democrats were pieased with the re- ception accorded the head of the t'eket, Alderman F., L. Conlon and Mr. Sullivan last night and wili have several meetings of this kind this week, The first meeting will be at 130 o'clock at the north end of Cen- park, and the second will be at £:30 o'clock at the FElihu Burritt monument on ¥Frauklin Sjuare park. A meeting of the democratic town committee has been called for 8:30 o'clock tonight at the headquarters in United building. Gerard Casale, candi- iderman in the second ward: kins, aldermanie candidate in the fourth war; Edward Scalise and Thomas Firth, the fourth ward ecan-| didates for couneliman, and Registrar hiomas J. Smith will be the speakers | at a second and fourth ward rally to- morrow evening at § o'clock at Lith- vanian hall on Park street, The democrats are planning a con- certed drive in both wards and be- | lieve there is a possibility of turning the fourth ward this vear. They are 1ot so optimistic in the second ward, but belfeve their ticket is sufficiently | strong to eut deeply into the republi-| can majority. Suits Agmmt Grocer on | Lafayette St. Total $1,165| Vour suits, totaling $1165, have been entered against German Giner, Lifayette street, grocer, by creditors, ! Edward Sendra claims $700 damages, | Fargls Abraham $300, James Pavann W, and the National Paper Co, 86 Papers were served on Giner by Con- stable Fred Winkle, Pi AN FOR LEGION PLAY. A meetidg of the general commit tee In charge of the play “Going | U'p” to be given by Bady.-Glover post American Legion, was held in the post rooms no Arch street last ey wing. Prelimigary reports of the sabecommittees were made and sup- por was served by the Ladies’ Aux tllary. BANKRUPTCY HEARING A hearing was held today at the of- fice of Mankruptey Referee B, M Yeomans at Hartford on the bankrupt estate of Michael Welinsky who con. ducted a meat market on THartford Wiltiam M. Greenstein was named trustee, and H. Maxon, Eifen tiondenburg and David L. Nair were named as appraisers. avenue, The father of David Lloyd George was a poor schoolmaster . presentation of the Alaska Generous Alaska doesn't keep all of | Haley, for instance, has been out to tell about the other beauties | nf her homeland. Chosen as the ernment’s Alaskan railroad, Miss ANO ECONOMIES LIKELY. Unable to Cut Estimates as Desired. Madrid —The directorate, Epain’s governing Spanish Government Body April military body, regarding budget estimates for the next three months says that it eould nof present the economies promised at the budget, beca of the heavy expenses of the rations in Moroceo, Ihe statement alse attributes the delay in economics to the task of re. organizing the entire government serviea which. “beeause of its many bills ineurred by former goverr ments,” is making slow progress. A strike of shipbuilders delaved the eonstruetion of warships and thi aleo caused greater expenses than estimated The statement in an officlal statement declares that the government liquidated 500,000,000 pesetan of the budget deficit and, with increasing revenue returns, in tende to reducs it again by at least 200,000,000 pegetas when the next es timates are pr’\!f nted IIT\ rm m NEWS Judge B. W. Alling yesterday ernoon awarded judgments in cases that wera recently heard in cfty rourt. In the case of Patrick H. Cor bett agaiust the heirs .representatives and creditors of C. D. Clark, to elear aft |the title on property on North street HATS FOR EASTER Recent arrivals augment our stocks to the point where we can safely say that we have the largest selection and the best values in the city. Why not choose your Easter Hat now and avoid the rush later, Hats Priced From $5.00 to $21.00 Dutlet Willivery G Incorporated 177 MAIN STREET military NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, With Its Beauty its beauty at home. Dorothy e new tourist agent for the gov- s Haley is going to tell the world | that Alaska is not the barren, icy stretch so many picture, | indgment. was awarded for the plain- Hit. The plaintiff was also awarded the judgment in the case of Agnes Buckley et al against the heirs, rep- resentatives and ereditors of Ellzur N, Smith to eclear title on property on Austin strect, 8 Vogel Sons were awarded judgment in their suit t Mrs. K. Karotkin to recover 3 $234.50 and costs of Daly Council Defeats Eagles on Card Tables The “forty.five” and pinochle sharks of Daly couneil, No. 12, K, of ., clipped the wings of the Eagles last night for the and last time In a series of games, when they inmvaded the domain of the local aerie on Main street and took first honors in bath branches of the games, The | final scores in pinochle were: Kaceys, 44, and the Eagles, 3,743, In 'lv' “forty-five” games the Kaceys had a| total of 69 to & for the Eagles, second BUILDING PERMITS, A permit erection of a thres story addition to the &tanley Rule & Level plant at a cost of §45,000, Permits have also bean issued to “Toseph Janicki for a three tenement house at T Burrift straet, to 1,000, #elmo for a dwelling at 112 road at a cost of $7,000, cost Russwin On a Nebraska farm recently a pig with 26 toes was Lorn ,Ligfilening Your Burden in Two Ways | | 1t lower shoe prices lift a littls of the cost of living: if foot comfort | ,and health ease the arduous path one must tread, then you are justi-' and to A An- | | | | has been fjesued for the { Tpana Tooth Paste The 50c tube. Wednesday only Men’s Handkerchiefs OF PURE IRISH LIN Fuall size, soft finish, stitched, FPor Weds 15(: Women’s Handkerchiefs Imported from Ireland. Made of fine lawn with corded borders. I'or 4 3 25c for Wednesday only For Iy hene 5000 YARDS 32-Inch Spring Ginghams Fine range of patierns and colorings, For Wednesday only — Yard... 17C Genuine Linen Art Crash 18-inch ecru linen for table runners, scarfs and fancy work. For Wednesday mlh - hml 230 Star Mercenzed Crochet Cotton . 9¢ Linen and white, all numbers. Art Dept. For Wednesday only Women’s Kant- Sllp Bodlce Vests A fine knit bleached vest with tape straps— hodice style only. For 12% (4 \\ Nlnofidu‘ o Crepe de Chme Wlndsor Ties This boyish fad in the wanted sm,ym s colorings. 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They came this season in spite of a firm leather market, ith no reduction in wages, be. he ladics and gentlemen who preciate th shoes increased the sales to a point where the factory {eonid save money on overhead ex- | pense. No change has been made in |quality, The same fine shoes, the | same comfort and flexibility, at lower | prices! By recommending Cantilever Shoes to friends, by telling of the pleasure and satisfaction found in wearing the people who buy them regularly have lifted many a burden of discomfort. And this has | kept the Cantilever factory so stead- |ity busy that the manufacturers and agencies have reciprocated by lower. ing the cost of footwear 1o all whe wear the Cantilever Shoe 'SLOAN BROS. l 185 MAIN'STREET | | Cantileve foot The offices of the Metropolitan Building company Major J. F. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1924, Vomen’s Gowns {Of Real Wndsor Crepe Made in several popular models, in- cluding the Jenny neck. 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