New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1926, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926. HERE'S NEWS OF City ltems [FOUNDRY WALLRAZED BY WIND PUBLICATION OF Eoaacirn s AT YOUR [ rae seraro WOMEN OF W[]R[‘D_:.“{.‘“JA; ;t;;""‘ .‘»_ BALANCE TAWFUL ] oo x ownts i oo mate |- . SERVICE . ... VANT- A58 @ (o weels ‘!‘m,,, at u; and good citizen, had six children . 4 = sod Ready Reference; _akes and Niagara and needed the movey. | Below is a list of the CONSECUTIVE INSLSRONS Charge Preps I 2 Fa 4 ; (Contlnued from First Page) Standard Headi i Items From Ameuca’ Sou(h‘“ ) incinerator ~ caused | | At a meeting of the Civic Safety every day :;e ":,is [fi’e’ 1 line | Classified Page. Note larm from Box balance was published quar- | league on Junme 14 it was voted to | . 337 at th of Clinton street terly nd y alca A dE ? terl an. Js€ all to the attention of federal merica and Lurope Hun 12 aiclpck okt " ; great deal of pe noyance. authorities alleged gambling | the easy-{o-read alpha- e | r : nd nothing ] One of the treasury officials in-|through the use of the figures in betical arrangement. Hl s0 daye o230 - i 1 o % v vd today had his pile of | the dally treasury balance. The e London -— Miss Ellen Wilkinson P ! S . o ¥ ¥ a Applicati has earned for herself the title of p g ! unanswered mail a letter from a|league also decided to take the Phone tTour Ad To Gount s ‘worts to s lline; Bivs earied (o Dl a [arew | 4 - i woman in New York city addressed | matter up with local and state Minimum pase s iinse. of parliament in more ways than |, ol o i . % ;e to Secretary Mellon offering to pay |authorities. The federal govern- 925 Minimum Book Charge, $6 cents ne | him her 50 cent fee for a chance | ment was to be called in because, Cleus Accepted Atter 1 P, M. 1 e Hot Oy to make money out of the treasury | it was claimed, tickets which are s oo 3 4 vt e il BT poioe s i v | balance if the secretary would ex- | distributed here bear the name of ng time for insertion Ade “Accepted Over the Telepho: SO culy recanily. the St to adoy o 8 e . - -3 : plain how it worked. {a New York newspaper as the offi- in same day’s paper for convenience of "customers Cs the Eton crop. { 2 4 People often write in asking for | clal reference as to the accuracy mf MNP fotiry! the ‘Herald st o il e | confidential tips as to what the | the numbers. ad is incorrect. Not responsible fo these fash Saturdays at 10 A. M. errors after the first mnsertion. aasiny anf fa e flat woman ‘ it e ' . : - CLASSLIICATION HEADINGS 15 arive er own car to the House. Sl PR WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS AT mOUNCEMENTS Buenos Aices—Maria de Ma ANNOUNCEMENTS : Hot cheese and steamed hamburg el Eraeaw the Spanish educator, is ; B | AL LOTS, MONUMEN B > it McCarth, Photo by Johnson & Peterson 1 NOTICES Burlal Lots, Monuments gentine women her s xr.“rl' . l‘z"\ ]'W 5 2 h strect.—advt . least four foundrymen .mflwm and steel construction before "LORISTS H%MA‘:- VAULTB—Concrete steel intellectual developme et e I A bttt 4 X e orced; water-proot, in other lands, notably in Sl ‘;'1, he 4 1 in the Malleable Iron com- ripping out nearly 50 feet of the : L s CTORs BB, Vet b States, Fngland and eanLy SHop, »io, CAR €30 | pany's plant on Myrtle street might g ALS : ¥ BRITATN—Monu € intment.—Advt, | Pany:s pia 1€ sh s has now been cleared ANNOUNCEMENTS Oak Bt ‘Monuments of i eres o) he describes the ) ; | have perished had the storm last i o Hammond camp, United |Mave perished had the storm last |and a new and stronger wall will & descriptions. Carving and letter cutti: in sit women in / 3 " 1 N AUTOMOBILES o i.’u‘\«:rh‘m\ of its k War Veterans, will hol und t which laid low the be placed with four additional pi- 4 CUEATACIRLY. Savwhere Auring 3 . f meeting in the camp meeting | west wall of that building occurred lasters furnishing support. an al worl Iroom at the state armory tomorrow | on a working day. | An estimate of $2,000 has been BESUTIFUL TLOWERS for weddiigs &t ed i Atedit B e o h 3 h | occasions, plus quallty and servic The women of Spain, Senorita d ght at 8 o'clock. |, Tons of wreckag hed into | placed on the damage which, how Flower Garden Greenh)use, 1163 Stan] Maetzu thinks, have experienced | Charles F. Lucey of 40 Wakefield | the foundry when a gale swept |ever, did not interrupt operations at St. Phone 3 Sadioal ¢ al changes in the I is home from the Deaconess {down the “pit” forcing the strong |the foundry. 4 r o N FERNB—Very reasonabis price ¢ “or he « spita ¥ f 0! % o he e b Sandellt G ho ten years and are now “on the road | hospital at Boston where he under- 2boul” ™ & 16— MOTORCYCLES- YOLES W B SRR ket LT ORI to intellectual emancipation.” went a successful operation for \ | 17—SERVICE 81 Florists CUT FLOWERS—Lotted planta, pleasii goitre. y . “ivie” S ived inspiration for Y veriety. Spectalizin, 7 i ; 8 g o0 funeral S arltn CosAuRa R < I et Nonb b2y Order Mot (Onis. (omposel of “Dixie BUSINESS SERVICE Johneon's Greenhouse, 517 cnurc‘h':;c:_' \ | i Poss the swin liit of Dixie while AN b Siti 7ar Dehind et e uni- | will mect in Odd Fellows' hall to- Liked ’Possum Meat e S—BARBERS HAIRL'S MASSEUSB Lost and Found 2 1 . s, the | mo ening. = z = g group of negroes load | 77 T —BUILDING AND CONTRACT : ot il versities of the 1 s 3 fmczoniasening, . A | Mr. Vernon, 0., July 20 UP—There [,otton on the wharf Memphis, 7 BU SERVICE RUNDERED | SMALL TAN CIANGE BT Prussian Ministry 2 fembers of Stanley Women's Re- e vici Sre mersons Hars St smember the o TR ports. Despite the relatively high lief Corps will attend Grand Army | RETSoRS o R et e ey | agdoraing o} Mot ”;‘“"m e & MILLINERY Finder pie L b S inolitics Sarahel e | last day: aniel Decs Immett v were humming,” said Me- (EING & CLEANING FEtTRat Al reneive position of women in politics, 1y exercises at the Methodist camp days of Daniel Decatur Emmett | : T o rewar cling to - - o » | Conkie, ceeping time as the report continues, the people cling 10 |grounds in Forestville next Thurs- | the famous composer of “Dixie," |~ "‘v‘l’] ‘)‘_ );m \’U':" ,;“i" e "-‘l’ y ATMTORNEYS the idea that a university education igay, The exe begin at 10 |who is buried in Moundview Ceme- ||1EBIEC Sl 8 [ B J VING, TRUC BAGGAGE NGINI 4 - [their a ind so e Em- BEST NEW G innecessary for a giil |o'clock and the corps members will |tery, near Mt. Vernon LB b Hhoa| =13 AN { 4 4 g Ton HANS onn C' . R |leave Central park on the 9:07| Emmett was 89 vears old when |Mett the inspiration for his immor- N \ 2 POTATOES. .peck C e e lty Advertlsemen aris—Be ¥ 1f is the advice [ plainville trolley, he died. He was born here in 1815 E AT & e 5% ST 3 3 R Hags | always returned to Mt LEAN SMOKED 23C | 31-PROFESEI STy JOBB'G. ‘TATIO! of Mile. Juliette Veiller, Pars | Bdward Martin of 18 Woodruft [and died in his cabin, not far from | 1 ’ el \ ¥ 42 lawyer, to women who are {rying [street, a steel worker at the new |his birthp! rnon, after a tour of his minstrel - SHOULDERS. .1b. S LR . . BIDS WANTED to dress as mannishly as posible. |Steele street school, dislocated his| “I spent many an hour in Em.|(roupe. Once, at the height of his St g = ? {For the Construction of a School ¢ wThe esential thing is to be Nor- right shoulder while at work late |mett's cabin,” sald J. W. McCon. |8lory, he came back from England Even hubby and t.he kiddies FRESH CUT P OATIONAL New Britain, Connecticut, mal and natural, she said. “There Is | vesterday afternoon and was treat- | kie, “How he could sing, and play | Vith $30,000, a fabulous sum in |\ Q Jike to go shopping now— HAMBURG 2“) 2 Sealed proposals for the constral only one domain in which woman feq at New Britain General hospital. | the violin. He would sing by the | e ;“r‘”“ is the scene of frequent | they’re waited upon so pleas- —— : = tion of a new two story school builg helled effect mannish- fr (s 2T ok z T N 54 Ry v 7 ing approximat " pcompelled to eftect manuifd: hour, in his old age, if a slesic| antly at the New Britain Challenge ¢ 5 INSTROCTORS |pos 4sbProxim ft. no inche ness—that is the intel 8 possum were promised him at the P sl M k ¢ MILK cans TORS v 100 ft. no inches, at New Britai main. But even if she is trying to end. He was passionately fond of | AR |@ Market. . MIL: S |Connecticut, will be received at ti invade the realm commonly Sup- Luffing on Land the meat of that animal. |READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADs | office of the School Committee, Wa - : : n there is no n fill School posed to to men ther 1 nut Hill School, New, Britain, i wly sb —c ould have to wear . ) SN i ; p \G' AN | neeticu on or ¢ FEEE P Choice Shoulder Steak......lIb. 19c EX WANTE el e e mannish cloth on August e Ariesloan & kil | | Legs Genuine Lamb.........Ib. 35c S o ol o T ) ciations ‘ DR. HJERPE PRESCRIBES | Center Cut Pork Chops.....Ib. 35¢ S T free of any duties or tax whatever. PPORTUNITIES {above time, et 12 e ruling by (he chairman , FOR HOT WEATHER B — - PSS SRR Sorue | Bian Wi b taken separatel o2 3oard of Customs, v o i 3 s 09 0 LOANEL et b of the British Board of Custom | Boneless Pot Roast..lh. 22¢ | Lean Fresh Shoulders Ib. 23¢ B|:=WaxTED-TO BorRROW [the general ¢ t, heatin who says any American or other ; 2 ) 5 |plumbing and electr L " sit England | rts ....Ib. Lean Corned Beef. .. .lb. 12¢ lectr wiring a1 traveller ‘~ending to visit England Best Frankforts Ib. 18¢c must be made on blank forms a will not have to pay duty on any " 4 Rixs | A0 = 8 % e » e AVl . o Aampanyine i faa ] Bye-io; | A s : | 3 W1 0 ving specifications. Su AR i B —ONE SHOWER BATH : ; i ; T may be fornd in their luggage. ) : SUGAR 10 l Cloth 61 25 1 Cloth $1 51 L Yol 1 ! Morning and Evening =1D. sk 01C =1D. sack M. o v o the contractor awards 7 < of W ] . _ 54—WANTED=LIVE STOCK the contract. London—Only the work of wom- (Properly installed by i o e DO s PR en dramatists will be produced by RCHANDISE the School Committee, New Britai <vbil Thorndike during her sum- master plumhers) | Campbell’s Soups | Jello, All Flayors Kellogg’s Corn L | St Sybil Nt iion 0 UEkGe Fleles nkes 1% |Connecticut. 5 ay be secur mer season at the s A | can 9¢ ' pkg. | S, = PKgS. 4 g e |of the Superint 3 of Schoo ‘I]")\:,;q"r' ‘»’I- Z lzv!_fm- ,:“ e e , —ICE ('REAM—A” Flavors ——— — e e S T A AN |New Britain, Connecticut on depos Miss “usan Glaspells “The 7 Before and After Meals | Corn and Peas...2 cans 25¢ Premier Dressing. .bot. three plays s8 i | = o o nhEa E D . o vv)‘u thr play i @ (Ice Cream Freezers, Alaska .. pkg. 9¢c f\vlatche.\.,., ','6 boxes 25¢ 00D THINGS TO EAT Ibid, upon return of the plans ar T e Yiko ‘gave. thooripinal : Brand—S$1.50 to $6.00) Tunafish . can 19¢ ' Sweet Mixed Pickles. . ... EEHOLCSASTIGEES [specifications in good condition, in Tondon more than a year ago. . s |B Pure Cocoa....2-lb. can 25¢ Toilet Paper. .6 rolls 25¢ RADIO et le\'il gubrith 10/ e A | c; oy ure Coc 4 y 7 Y on TWHLRY |° > bid submitted, ma pljen {f wies erslde o 'L\'““ Ll : —TOPPED OFF BY ROOT BEER Williams’ Root Beer.bot. 18¢ ' Good Luck Jar Rings. ... ST WANTED. ARTICLES mo oA RY |payable to the School Conitilttcs filsy. Sincll en o | (Make it yourself) | Evaporated Milk.3 cans 29¢ e 20d0zx10e New Britain, Connecticut, whit ~amatist to be ranked with AR ; - isum shall be forfeited to the Scho (We have Bottles, Caps, Cappers e s District if contractor awarded t i o J N LACES FOR RENT = Enga : and Rubber Stoppers) | WEDGWOOD Fresh | : contract refuses to enter into a co e el : - 'REAMERY Made . ract and file an approved Sure through an internati nal girls camp p | (\\e said ROOT B(‘el) R A o Company bond for the full amou is the id . of Mrs. B ¥““h“ “-""‘ & = - - lof the contract within fifteen da don. of New York city, who na Good Luck Oleo Nucoa Nut Oleo | First Prize Oleo v IS & 6T |atter opening of bid | i | ol [HEE > ) of $15.00 which will be refunded 33 e 3 |contractors submitting a bona fir tained the cooperation of educators o 9 b, 2 VANTED— T 4 e S o N The right is reserved to reje voral countries and of the 1b. 1b. 29c 29¢ : Rl [ el in ral cour e REAL ESTATE FOR SALE e or I e o A 7 ST i NTS—REAL ESTATB OSEP A g Ten acres of land "a the forest of e CY PEACHES ....... vevens.. . basket 29¢ UCTIONEERS - o e "_”(_-‘T» ”-_UII:U“-L\; Fontalneblead has b granted as | R ANV P =L L S PROPERTY hairman of Committee on Scho X xite for the camp. The plans are FANCY CANTALOUPES ... . : 25¢ MR Yon b O SALE Asegnniods lone o Wit Wil Jr\rnmnmr‘]mv NATIVE GREEN OR WAX BEANS. . s. 25¢ 3 HouEES OR ALY | e e sixty girls. and ""‘ old e and Sand yachting season is in : = = 85—SUBURBAN FOR SCAL] Striped Cloaks of a month each ia L | 86—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE full swing on the beach at | e 4 i " | PR, 3 » e . s September of cach yez I ! g G | I N : 2 for 2 Lok D] tractive evening wraps a ptember o year, Boulougne, France, and tour- | 73 ARCH STREET T'elephone 106 Native Beets or Lmbll?r:ch 4 Native Squash. ...3 for 25¢ l:o\(’,},c“:,:,';';u;‘:‘SIMTEu made of metal cloth that has alte . aC | N charest—Queen Marie of Ru- | ists are finding the sport so e Yoo 5 s kes: cach 52 nating stripes of gold and’ of Hor i intereat ot eoonomy thrilling that they're going.to *‘Hardware Meant for Hardwear” Native Lettuce. ..2 hds. 15¢ On8 Green Cukes. ,eac brilliant color like green or Chan T . . - 2 Y, o | Q 9 9= 0—ROOMS AND BOARD G The stripes run horizontally has adopted Ru- V. ool 10c | Fresh Tomatoes. . .2 lbs. 25¢ = RRD 2 red. strip ) O ut etk LELR GO L : s | Native Cabbage ead {3101 #O8 HOpoERENPIRG |diagonally rather than in the u ANTED—BOARD OR LODGING |right, vertical fashion. 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Make rescra andler Sedan. tions (n advance through Hupmobile Sedar Aibro Mator Sales Co. ||| Geo- A. Quigley 30X Matu Sircet, New Britain I I nbacker I TEL 260 Booking Agent [