New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 5

by the rector of the Sacred lh-urt' chureh, Nominates Dr, T Anollu n fnation d vy the committes follows “In vlaw of fhe herole work of Dr. AmeMa Tutles duriug the smallpox epldemio last opring 1 be- | Co. and will prove Interesting, due lleve her name most worthy to be |to Dr. Battin's abllity to glve busi- | submitted for the Kiwanis club | ness problems an odd and Interest- medal, as being the person of the |ing turn. most service to the city of New Britain during 1924," The list of nominations now con- | wins nine candidates. They are |gorring o i Kiwanis-Herald service medal con- | Rev, Dr. J, 13, Klingberg, m!-'nuh»r orciiavei i guth st mne e test have closed and the publie |#nd — superintendent of the Chil- now ‘1 accorded the privilege of [dTeIs Hom QBIAGK R oIS st e el Specials for the First Wednesday of the Month i et S oo e L THIS IS GOING TO BE OUR BUSIEST MONTH. TOMORROW OUGHT TO BE OUR BUSIEST DAY AS A GLANCE AT THESE SPECIALS WILL CONVINCE YOU. BE HERE WITH THE CROWD TOMORROW. friendship, which earned him the title of “The Quaker Ambassador" and brought him In touch with many of the most prominent men in Europe. The talk has been arranged in furtherance of the honesty cam- palgn maugurated by Chalrman Wil- llam B3, Joyce of the National Surety | NINE CANDIDATES FOR HONOR MEDAL Al Citizens Eligible to Yote in Kiwanis-Herald Contest les ved and resds DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES Piso’s Cough and Cold '\h-dlcnw. regu lar 29¢, fap 22¢. Omega 0il, Djerkiss Face Powder, 50c size, 34c. Boncilla Compacts, 69c. Palmolive Soaps, 4 for 25c. NOTIONS Kleine Dress Shields, 49¢, Special, 15¢ pair, Large Rolls Tape, 24 yards to a roll, for 15c. Sewingr Silk, 2 for Te. Seamless Rubber Water Bottles and Fountain Syringe, regular 98¢, for 69c. oV value 29¢ to 22¢. all colors, regular 5¢ yard; Y80 1o 586 Main). / », A Store For bverybody ARREST AUTOIST Nominations for candidates in tie has done the most outstanding act of publie service during the 10 months between January 1 and November 1 of thia r The award will be a gold medal | to be awarded by the Kiwanis elub | E at the annual ing in January, A prominent rowill be se legted to make presentation ad- dress Two new nominations were re- eeived and approved by the com- mittee before the nominations ¢losed. Thi are as§ follows: Proposes Father Bojnowski “Kiwanis Contest charg automobilo which he was driving struck and killed John Lamont, 82 years old, who was walking along | the highway. Michacls ciaimed, ac- cording to the police, that he was driving 20 miles on hour at the time | of the accident and did not see Mr, Lamont until tha machine struck him, Medical Examiner Thomas G. Alcorn declared that' de | caused by a fractured s| Lamont, who was the father-in-law of Chief of Police Clyde W. Harrls of Thompsonville, leaves a wife and vgn children. cd on §2,000 bail for bis appear- nce in the Enfleld town court Wed- sday morning. of manslaughter after the ing to this city the new New Brit- neral hospital; Dr. 1. Eben superintendent of the New in General hospital, nominated because of his activitles in connee- tion with the same institution; Marcus White, because of his ef- forts to bring the new state nor- mal school here; Miss Ventlis Lo- gan, who started the movement for additional housing at the New JBritain fresh air camp and who made the first sufgestion resulting Editor: in the dental cli Dr, Samuel “Dear Sir: 1 would like to nomi- | Delano, for his free health classe hate the F Lucyan Bojnowski | Rev. Lucyan Bojnowskl, for hi as a candidate for the Kiwanis | tivities among the Polish people medal to be given to the most pub-|and Dr. Am Tutles for going lic spirited man in New Britain. | into voluntary quarantine last | Father Bojnowskl stands as one of | apring to take care of smallpox | the finest examples of that type of | patients | henefactor which considers the| The coupons No More Sick | Headaches Women’s $4 and $5 Ox‘ords and Pumps $1.00 pair Patent, tan and gre) Damty Lingerie Satin - and Radium Silk (‘amisoles — beautiful assort- ment just in today—Ilace trim- med and tailored ‘styles sure to delight every feminine heart .... 980 Crepe de Chine Chemise — tegular $2.98, in beautiful lace medallion trimmed gar- ments, and fine Val. lace edg- ing, in flesh, honeydew, blue, orchid and $l ,98 maize. all sizes gowns in all 79¢ Muslin Gowns—Jenny-Lind white or pink and white combined, tail- 5 oved styles, or very fine quality muslin. 9C Xmas Philippine Gowns-—Beautiful assortment to select from--hand made and Women's Cold Weather Hosiery Women's $1 Wool Hose. Medium and heavy weights, in camel, brown, green and blue . heather . . air 64(: Women'’s Silk and Wool Hose at half price. Irregu- lars of $1 grade, in greys, suede, Mandalay ‘49c and brown .. pair Men’s and Women’s Wool Mixed Hose. Regular 35¢ value .......... Pair for voting are welfare of the needy its chief con-| printed below and must be mailed cern. ‘The need of immigrant homes | to the Kiwanis contest editor of the in New York has been felt for|Tlerald not later than Saturday of some time, During the past year |this week, Only one vote is allowed Father Bojnowski, a New Britain | per person and each ballot must be resident, has gone outside of his|signed with name and address. parish and city to provide onec of s these, . “This, in addition to caring for |Dr. Battin to Speak on Crooks and Business | suede, broken lots, wonderful value. 19¢ Children’s Hose— anhsh ribbed if the elkskin shade and Boys’ Heavy Ribbed in black Since she | | Women's Felt Bedroom Slippers— made the Another shipment just received—all the Polish orphanage and erecting a home for the aged in this city, \t‘” 29c and 35¢ values . ... two more great aids to public wel- fare, proves that lie is a man of | unselfish aims anl one of whom the city may be proud.” The commlites ruled that the the Natlonsl Surety Co,, at the noon luncheon of the Ki club tomorrow on the subject: “The Modern opening of the immigrant home in New York was not a New Dritain achievement, although a commend- able thing, but admitted the nomi- nation on the basis of the general Business Man.” Dr. many yearsa professor at Swarthe more college, leaving the profession to enter the war, Dr. B. I, Battin, vice-president of will speak nis Crook—A Menace to the Battin was for teaching During and after the war he organized a |5 good work belng done in the clty | movement for promoting OFFICIAL BALLOT Kiwanis - Herald Contest T wish to cast my vote for [ R N NS P CORTIE. s S e As the citizen of New Britain who has accomplished the most for the community in the past 10 months, Nominees are: Rey. Dr. J. E. Klingherg, Ysaac Black, O. F. Ben- nett, Marcus White, Rev, Lucyan Bojnowskl, Dr. T. E. Recks, Dr, Ameclia Tutles, Dr. Samucl Delano, M iss Ventlie Logan, Everyone in New Britain is eligible to vote once, clip out the cou pon and mail it tn. Cla b ot b T T e o b b e T B L b R ] OPENING OF TOYLAND] Hurrah! 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