New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1924, Page 13

1064, NEW FEITAIN DAILY AFRALD, TUFEDAY, AUGUST 19, T S USRS 35 8 Tl 03 e - S ond lssye Common Councll {0 Get Regom: vatees vase w1 e o o | mendation Tomorrow Night ; e | WOMANS [APPAREL SPECIALTIES MIDOLETOWN == NEW BRITAY High and Myvile nreets, Riccardo Palazotia of T High [ e e et e+ emt— Numerous reports are to bhe sub- street wis found guilty charge of reckless driving when he was are mitted for action at tomorrow night's ralgned before Judge Willinm €, Hune seasion of the common counchl, M= foe rorg 0 natice court this morning ¢luding the following and was tined 3256 and costs, $10 of The finance committee will recom=|the fine being remitted, I'alueotta was mend payment of dopartmoental bills 4., d yesterday afternoon by Moe in the amount of §167,184.49, toreyele Policeman Williamm 8. Strolls Rebutement of moneys paid 1o the | atep an investigation into an accident (ax collector through error by oX%=|at (he corner of High and Myrtie servicemen will he recomme d 0 gtpopts In which Palazetta’s machine the amount of $176.25, the accounts | .oniged with a muchine driven by Als being as follows; John Loomis | pert 1, Biderowfsky of 862 Arch Thompson 2 Walter H, Btanley, i seroef, $12.60 KB, owfl, $10,10; Justin According to the testimony, Mala a Goorge R, Nolson, | .ottn was driving south on High street $0,60; Adumn Kolodgiej, $30.8 AN=lat about 25 miles an hour, and when thony Vardokas, he came to the interscetion of Myrtle Hart, §1 Lewis H, Hanford, § street, he saw Biderowfsky's machine Paul € Finance, $51L81; Willlam [, ca0n the point aliead of him, trave Delano, $11, clling east on Myrtle street, Palazotta The claims commitiee Wil recom- | gwyne hig machine Into Myrtle street mend that leave to withdraw be gIven | an efrort to avoid the aceident, but ¢, T, Anderson who sought damages |yecause of the speed of his machine, reason of a collision with a “street |yq qig not make the twn, und hit the elosed” sign on West Main strect, and auto, Both machines the same disposition of the claim of | v Siiently dwmnged Alford Schade for damuges by reason CAUSED WORLDUWIDE WAR. supplies will recommend that the or- Oficial - Declaves FOR TOMORROW A, M Another Lot of the Famous “Willow Bone” Corsets A wonderful value for the price, s 22 to 32 Here's Good News Vor Nemo Brassiere Wearers Nemo Brassieres—-Nemo Cirelets that formerly sold $1,50 and 82, FOR TOMORROW $ l nOO Each Reason for the price—we are discontinuing them, OUR HIGH GRADE Silk Dresses Deastieally Cut in Price Those formerly selling at $39,50-=845,00-5£19,50 We Place On Sale Tomorrow $90.75 All sizes in this assortment—Light and dark colors No Exchanges Kiddies’ Rubber Bibs 1 9 CEach Five styles for choosing (They save you a lot of washing) Fine Quality Sleeveless Sweaters At a Sacrifice Price 2,98 and $3.98 values $2 .00 Each Large assortment of colors and styles - all sizes — No Alterations + Women’s Linen Knickers $2.98 a Pair Colors: Tan—White Cut full—Well made To Those in Need of a Light Weight COAT (Regular 19¢ value) Every Coat left in 'atnck selling at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES White and Colored v ab Minbroldesed. Corners Come and Look Them Over ; dinance committee and corporation counsel be asked to completely re- vise the ordinances and that the printing and supplies committee be empowered to have 500 coPIO| 0k pyancs Joseph Was prm';{:‘\'lalon in Fire Dept. Rule Victim of Fake Message . MUSlin . Underskirts A report will be submitted by the Lace and Hamburg flounces ordinance committee to require one | Vienna, August 10.—It was a forged | 980 Each year of service as a substitute fir telegram that induced Emperor Fran- | Former prices $1.50—$1.98 Former Aust Women’s Fine Quality Handkerchiefs 15C Each man as a requisite for appointment ‘M.q Joseph of Austria-Hungary to do- | to the regular force. The commit- | clar r against y in July, | tee’s message in this matter is as fol- | 1914, or [ atement by | lows: “Be It ordainéd by the com- | Colonel 8¢ , who at the time the mon council of the city of New |war bege chiet of the press | Britain, that in order to render the |burcan of the Vieuna war office, pub- fire department more efficient, the [lished in the Vienna geblatt, appointment of any person as a mem- Col. Seliger that a telephone ber of the regular force of the fire | message to the press burcau reported department unless such person has that Francis Joseph at last had signed served at least one year as a sub-|the war declaration, but that he had stitute fireman, is hereby prohibited | been persuaded to do so only after Bomtrany "5 the-toregoins rote shal | d1d not take biace, ussera the wiiters | CHICAGO KIWANIANS ve void and of no effect.” The park board will report that |fol construction of New walks in I'rank- |a until Count Rerchtold, Austrian reign minister, showed the emperor telegram which stated that Serbians lin Square park and thé installation [ had raided Bosnian territory and in of benches in Central park will cause | th an overdraft if the board is required | SOl to pay the costs out of its own funds, and the commission will therefore | peror as saying: recommend that the necessary funds |has alrcady, unavoidable.” be provided from another source. The board will also submit con- tracts for a new road and bridge in | writer, that Count Kinsky, the famous | courtier, informed the press bureau e fighting there had been some 400 1diers killed. Col. Seliger quotes the late em- “1f so much blood en spilled, then was is It was' the very next day, says the chief that the telegram was a forgery an dthat actually there had been but four casualties in the flghting along Skinny | All over this big broad land of ours thous- ands of underwelght | la: the Bosnian fronticr. Just who it was who forged the | legram is not stated. Gen. Pershing Reviews Division for Last Time Rockford, Ill., Aug. 19.—For the st time in his long and illustrious men are putting on|career as an active soldier, General pounds of good|John J. Pershing, gencral of the arm- healthy flesh with|ies of the United St MecCoy's Cod Liver|re Oil Tablets, Charles Henry Den- (di man of Suffren, N. yesterday viewed one whole div n of Na- tlonal Guard troops, the thirty-third vision of Iilinoi Although General Per Y., who was gasscd |not retire until September in France, gained|€ven now on a tour of the 1 814 pounds in three|Guard and the weeks, Read what|camps, he will not sion of guardsmen he says: Military a whole divi- ain in formation AID HUNGRY KIDDIES | Prevent Unhappiness and Dissatisfac- tion, By Helpnig Children to Become Better Citizens Chicago, Aug. 19.—How to help under-privileged children along the ! path toward good citizenship is one of the problems the Kiwanis clubs of Chicago have studied for a number of years, Various movenrents with | this end in view have been carried out with gratifying results, officers say, and now an effort toward a happicr state of mind is to be made through | the child’s stomach. “Sociologists are generally agrecd that the chances are decidedly against the undernourished boy or girl,” they | assert. ‘gunger breeds unhappiness |and unhappiness breeds bitterness [ against those more fortunately it- | uated, Kikanians believe that build- | ing up the bodies of these underfed little folk will tend to produce a | cheerier outlook on life, in other words, that more good citizens will develop from a group of well fed children than will come from the same number of undernourished children. | “The Kiwanis clubs therefore per- fected arrangements to distribute dur- |ing the summer 1,000,000 free bottles “One day T heard |befora he automatically goes on the | o:"mijk, " Mothers in the poorer sec- of McCoy's Cod Liver [ 1€ tired list. tions of the city were given coupon Alaskan R. 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Wants Its Route Settled by Farmers Anchorage, Alaska, Aug. 19.—Col- onization of the lands along the gov- ernment’s Alaska railroad will be pressed on the secretary of the inter- ior by the railroad management, it was state here by Captain John Hughes, in charge of the supply de- partment, 1t was explained that supplies for | the road were imported from the states, when they might well be pro- duccd on Alaska soil, The road has adopted a policy of giving preference to Alaskan farmers for all products | Protests Women moking in the Streets Paris, Aug. 19.—A protest is being raised in the Paris press against | smoking by women in the streets, “After the theater,” expostulates one writer, “it has become an ordin- ary sight to see a woman produce her cigarette and puff away as she strolls | homeward, just like the men, It is | mostly foreign women, however, who sct this far from graceful example, and we hope they will not find many followers among their Irench sisters,'” BRING SUIT FOR $250. 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Papers were served on Bave taken two mora| Seattle, Wash,, Aug. 19.—The Unl- SRS £z e cendant fodayi by Doptiy Riors g | versity of Washington has adopted a | GFRMAN | MEMALED Hy HOtWIbE a1dthe Wit Ji hoxes, all but 16 : I Catarnratl : ’ Frankfort, G More | returnable in city court on the first tablets. ‘"‘0‘:”'“ Of interpreting the.life, An- |y, "a0 o0t iios’ have heent made foe |Monday in September. Attorney Safil 9" eanlt {8 won, 2titutions, aulture end history of Ins\ ¢ Sqjvman: gilder. conteat beinning | B) Waskowite!is covnsel fon the plaiis dertul —never since | dia, China and Japan. : ANk a0 I was first gassed There 18 a department of Oriental have I been 5o strong | languages and literature, with Dr, and felt so good. I have already [Herbert H, Gowen, a leading Oriental gained 8% pounds. scholar, at the head. 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