New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925 e atlon, that fact the Chalrman John E. R.|ment for damage from a leaking ier- | Keevers guaranteed that the work |sink in the health department. This City |would be done for $26,500 plus the |department is to pay one half the cted by eix per cont compensation paid the |damage and the rest is to be paid pa irly adapted !architect, and the added amount |by the City hall commission, t would be needed in ease of roc ation. He eaid that the com- t h fon work at Washing- | a N d has done conslder- m |able teaching since, will remain at | ta lvr home for a rest b FOR PLAY CENTER now is at h position. Mis C . as already left and ive home in Bo The board of public works recejv- compliments from Counclimen s Marie Dana. another n recelved an appropriation ch, Nair, and Christ on its suc- i " who came from z to avo! 000, and that the plan of Mr. ul efforts in paving Myrtle Fumm 0[ Chel‘ry S l‘ee Plfl\,-e Czecho-Slovakia three y 80 and by was considerably below that Chairman Conlon thanked s since trained at the Schauffler | cics of the eity, 1) Under Consideration | xpimimg, seno a brief Plllsburys refused to allow such action| The license committes recom- nended that a fee of §25 be charged \‘l\ y Pfl\ I'\ One Qf thefamlly figure the council for allowing the board When an effort was made by one | the opportunity of building the road, o council members to have the [and said that he hoped more activ- N |t a new positio s embodied in the recommen- |ity along this line will be continued The st tis derman Judd, who was pre. by the board next year — That the Burritt misslon on | E M. Cherry street may be turned into rectors 1% that the council had power a recreation glven up by the 1 has voted to go out of ¢ was learned today when it known that ept or reject. A resolution to |for holding amateur boxing exhibi. Tlll\'lll‘ to \uh \ u‘tmu e 1 Y r for a month tions in this city. It was adopted Plymout by a 14 to 10 vote., Tk and referred to the ordinance com- tr to allow the commission |Mittes reation Commis- ars earller t operating chuyches. go ahead with the contract was —_— " siones: ”*“]”-“ C. Jackson had been Johnson who beca The organizat still exists for t 14 to 10 Efforts Being Made to with this suggestion tent of the org: ! 0ses ncorporat a to ¢t dy " Sadkion alated that the i S L S eh it Aeleene: | It was voted to the \Eddy| Form New Polish Cahinet tter had been him | City Misslon work was reor § : & 4 Warsaw, Pol '} and that membe sion were discussing it and if sible would like to see it become a playground center. He sald he was not in a position to make any - to meet the ne of a gro and a deepening conscio chu thility positive predictions inasmuch as The ORIGINAL Ister 0 the {dea of con- there was an expense of main- ; T Malted Milk Jisga ek el e l{ mifim BOARE Y Milk which would L }u and Diet ForInfants, Invalids, | P = % B8 The Aged Tire l'nml Turned Down the W. H. M A well-balanced, palatable, eas. ily assimilated food that nour- ishes and up-builds. Use at meals ) between meals, or upon retiring, to the cost of the constru and when faint or hungry. Pu-,)ar:dalhamebysm‘rlngthepaw der in hot or cold water, No cooking. 8 no que ake an ideal playground | .p center,” he said W The directors of the City mis- slon have realied for a lon that the Burritt y make an ldeal playg o other chur: h Air cam n's Christtfn e schools wer: n workers, I nerous ways using for en called . Barnes of | for Yr\p'v:r ot aloiter today. Mr. i t he thought it would make & good recre: site. Probation Officer E. C. Con also suggested yesterda city probably had no b i & playground the Burritt misslon The Burritt M ihu Burritt in per his death his will pro be maintained as a communi ter. For y b T e pot st | | -I- 1925 Roll Call— Join Now ntly it has been used by cond Page) that The property is tion of I trinia o e Eurel r is out of the c nt plans are hay Miss Caroline E. Bartlett re- QUALITY DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES Remarkable values in the better grade of suites just received, Your family and guests will enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner on a New Table, You really deserve one. Eight-Piece Huguenot Walnut Suite of Buffet, Table and Six Chairs R $129 OO . 1ble and Six Chairs $167 OO . Nine-Piece American Walnut Suite of Buffet, Table, China Case and Chairs $239 00 . J shed in the Burri here'the office now Eight-Piece American Walnut Suite of Buffet, Ten-Piece French Walnut Suite in the Windsor Style, of Buffet, Extension Table, China Cabinet, Server and Chairs. 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