New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1929, Page 12

12 SOLONS MAY ACT | IN CREDIT CRISS| Drastic Measures o Check ! ward an Issue Amend Reserve Act Would o WITH THL H. goad SUNSHINE SCCIETY MEETS Li#ts Right OFF—No Pain shertly you lift it right figers. our druggist ‘Faeezone' for a f- sifficient to remo hatd corn, soft cor: corn between the 1 the w i off wit hout NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WOULD RETIRE COLE Adjutant General of State Is x.'.l (GALLED TO CONFER ON WATER PROBLEM (Continued from First Page) Years Beyond Age Limit, Senator | Hall Says. Hartford, April 171 George M. SRl e e of the state,|consumption. R s point, retired under a bill adopt- has written n the wa. e today now proposed is a plenty of wate yond still a lo future, ut it may some time to block Capitol, rigadier General hills be- in the worthwhile ut the next step future, and to o reservation 1 rights for As pointed | Herald, non co. or sourc am now ow Thow s WILLIAM COLISHAW CHURCH CLUB HEAD Methodist Men Honor Him at First Anoual Megting Joseph H. Holde Joseph D. Wil v e BABE RUTH WEDS QUIETLY AT DAW < supposed cor 4, there is- “I am forced to draw the con- clusion, after carefully reading the article in your paper, that your rep- resentative from the few questions which he asked and his superficial cxamination of the map, drew a number of conclusions that were not warranted by fact, were untrue, and that he then attempted to ascribe the authorship of unwarranted cou- clusions which he drew to the writer. Here is a sample. The article states that ‘Engineer Holden explained that the city's interest is a remote one. New Britain secures all of its water from Burlington Brook and the streams in that locality, all of which are located in the general direction of Farmington river east branch. Hartford has bLeen taking its water and constructing its dams on the ich, far removed from New Britain sources.’ til that part of the proposed for additional watep sup- ¢ the Britain af- ting the gton Brook is rrivd out ¥ of New Britain re any water from the Brook. Eten if ative does not know of the Woloctt station in the surely he ought to there is a New Britain d the shuttle Meadow also showed your rep- propos:d west bra le reservoir reservoir, the and t Wh Bristol ng our Tevel- | t of its |own inter with the Usually Starts With a Celd id ngerous cond by ..A':'-n'n':" -t:- ey St Mating head and chest colds by medicated in- REGULAR MEETING New Britain Fish & Gzma Association INC. Friday Evening, April 19 At Jr. 0. U. A, M. Motion Pictures Hall on Glen Street Committee Reports Up-to-Minute Fishing News Join Now, If You Do Not Already Belong £1.30 a Year Be a True Sportsman of thex awake de- ch door Pure, Rich, Best-Grade Milk is Worth its Price Tell Your Men Folks 1 do i lunches are cveryon Seit vell sired ger peered anxi- ather that | alted American ¥ with ths Red Sox at the stadium fails time today ed to £per ing of the first wife Voodford th, died three % fire that destroyed the hormie ard H. Kinder in Water- Frank Hodgson, first the bride, died several She has & daughter. ‘Julm, nine years old. Srt's rich nothing yourself. too best for And with a glass of Lig you a creamy mi e New Britair's Oldest Dairy 433-435 Park St.- WOODS ELEGTED BY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929. |but it may be worth while some time | but that one of the votes he had to block out the next step for a more |relied upon switched to Prosecutor distant future, and to take steps to | Woods to cause a tie in the first insure the reservation of the needed |ballot. One of the members present |land and rights fog your use.’ did not vote on the second ballot, “The above statement referred 10 | with the result that Woods had 10 the area now being considered by land Greenstein nine votes. |Hartford for additional water sup- | Miynarski Would Eliminate Politics | ply. i | Councilman Joseph Miynarski of “And this is exactly what the|the fifth ward. in answer to the ru- hoard of water commissioners are |nored charges that a movement was | doing. on foot at the caucus of the re- “After reading your editorial Page | ,yplican members of the common |T can not bring mysel to believe | \ouncil Monday night, to supplant that you would wilfully attribute to | prosco il L onds — with {any ‘man a statement that he i1 |oie” Atiorney Golon or Assistant ‘"""’_‘1‘?“" or that vou would delib-|progecutor William M. Greenstein, x‘:::‘ ¥ 20i8duoLe anyoDe dn YOUr pa- ismu:d today that he had no knowl- Us% T said before, it this'wane nol {CORD OF any auch movement. {a matter of vital interest to the tax- | ~As far as [ know,” he said, “noth- | payers and citizens of New Britain, I |ing was said to me, either directly would not bother you about the |OF Indirectly, on the matter of re- article as printed. As it is a matter {moving Mr. Woods from the office of vital interest to the taxpayers and |Of prosecuting attorney. No one New Britain, 1 feel oblig- |representing either Mr. Golon or u to extend to me the |Mr. Greenstein approached me with courtesy of printing this letter and |regard to votes and, according to my | department. | ziving it the same prominence that |understanding, neither of the two | At New Britain General hospital @ tn the article in question ‘n | men sought the office. | today it was said that John Zigmont. | ens of New Brit- | «purthermore, 1 plan to introduce | 12 Year old son of the couple, was | ain may not be m as to the im- |5 resolution into the common coun- | Testing comfortably under treatment | portance of protecting the interests | cil to have the city charter amended | fOT an infection of the right foot and | lof the City of New Britain with re- | gjereby instead of the common |his condition is not considered se i- | [gard to future water aupply. | council appointing the prosecutor | Ous. He was taken to the hospital by | | “ery.truly yours, and his assistant, this power will be [the police early yesterday morning | | “J. H. HOLDEN, given to the judges of the police | When it became known that he had | | “Chief Engineer, | o e [ believe that this would be been without medical treatment for “Dodrd of Water Commissioners of | g¢'ote henefit to the city of New | five weeks, | tisCliv ol N e B Britain and would remove the ap- | Superintendent Doyle said today | ! pointments from politics. that the boy claimed to have in- “I also plan to start a movement |jured his foot at school, but later to change the present common coun- | he changed his story, and the exact cil from a hoard of aldermen, one cause of the infection remains un- from each ward and four council- known. It is expected that several men from each ward, to a board of aldermen only, wherein each ward quired. | will be represented by two or three | Officer James Sullivan received a | | 1nen elected for terms of two years. complaint last night from Mrs. Zig- I believe that this body will be less | mont to the effect that her husband unwieldly and it will be able to had sold ten rabbits for $10. The of- carry on the business of the city | ficer interviewed Zigmont. who as- with greater ease and speed. 1 be- sured him that he would spend the. lieve that this change would be of money for coal and provisions for benefit to the city as a whole.” POLIGE INVESTIGATE HOME CONDITIONS 11lleglest Held Responsible for Child’s Infected Foot Conditions in the home of Mr. and | [Mrs. William Zigmont or 226 East | Main street were investigated yester- | |day by the public welfare depart- ment, following receipt of Officer | John Smigel's report that the tene- | ment was unclean and four children | neglected. Superintendent J. L. Doyle |of the public welrare department |sald today that the history of the family is known to him and condi- | tions will be kept under watch by the | (Continued from First Page) Johnson, probably voted against his s, Asked whether an attempt would be made tonight to elect Greenstein as prosecutor, Alderman Johnson's | & only reply was: “It's too early to say. No one knows what might Junior Hadassah Makes e —————3 happen.” . 1 known that Johnson, when ve| Change in Dance Date The formal dan to be given } de the motion for the election of | the Junior Hadassah has reenstein as prosecutor, was con- ' s AP = fident of the success of his move, [Changed from the Norden ) Give to the Elks hall, follow Feel Like Something 7"\ il the Czt Brought In the family. them a good start in life with happy smiles and healthy littl Children need a mild correc- wsionally to ate stomach | Dr, Edwards' Olive | are a s vegetable com- mixed with olive oil. They| up and regulate t Not a nasty cathartic or | forming medicine, but a safe | remedy for constipation, | id liver, bad disorders. Dr. known family preseribed these many years in his own Children from six ) are greatly helped by them to take them. Recognized olive color, Dr. Edwards'| Tablets overcome those jrrita-| that many children keep their bodies in ac- | condition skin clear | and eyes bright with the light of per- | fect hiealth. 15c, Joc and §oe sizes. | |1ast Julie Levin, at 90 Wi and bowels, a wiil be held Tablets [ houna tons YALE SPEAKER AT K. OF C. a meeting of New Britain Council of Catholic Women at the K. of C. club rooms this ey ning at § o'clock. Rev. Riggs of Yale university will address the meeting. His subject will Individual and the Church.” | There will be omach, tor and similar a widely Ohio, Edwards wysician of tablets for actics their Oliy EYES EXAMINED Frank E. Goodwin -l Specialist Main St Glasses Titted ar “1am a carpe reasons why 5 families bought used cars At the right are statements typical of interviews with hundreds of families—in cities, towns and in the country—who have purchased used cars. to and from between, my MOTHER RESCUES CHILDREN Bridgeport, April 17 U — Mrs, Helen Delas of 93 Whiting street, carried her three children, the voungest of which is two months old, to safety when her home was threatened by fire early today. The fire started in a wood pile in the cellar, and after successfully trying to check the blaze, while the house was rapidly filling with smoke, the mother carried-her children out. Firemen responding to an alarm sent in by a neighbor's child, put out the fire before much damage was done. dit A&;wnfi“" ® eaent B‘;mfl"' SHOULD BB PLACED WITH OUR BUSIN OFPICH il nter, By owning a car | can work on any job that'comes along inany of the surrounding towns. My car was a used car. It cost very little and makes money for me every day.” “We bought a used car which we call our utility car. Every other week I take my own and a neighbor’s children school. The week in neighbor drives and 1 get the week off.” Used cars are unused transportation More than 3,000,000 American families have learned that a second car is not only a great con- venience but an economy. The second car need not necessarily be a new car. Many used cars have thousands of miles of usused transportation in them and can be purchased at very low prices. General Motors dealers offer a wide selection of used cars, plus the convenient GMAC Purchase Plan. GENERAL MOTORS A car for every purse and purpese™ CHEVROLET . PONTIAC « OLDSMOBILE « OAKLAND . VIKING . BUICK LASALLE « CADILLAC - All with Bedy by Fishor GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS - YELLOW CABS sed COACHES GMAC Plas of Credit Purchase FRIGIDAIRE=The Aviomasic Refrigorator DELCO-LIGHT Elsctric Powor and Ligh Plonts R Woter Sptems that we hardly “When our used car.” »——— SPRING SHOWING OF GENERAL MOTORS CARS April 20 1o 27 HUNDREDS of thousands of people inspected General Motors’ new model when displayed together during the national automobile shows. Now, for the benefit of the millions who did not have that opportunity, General Motors has arranged a special Spring Showing to be held individually by its dealers. You are cordially invited to sce the cars at local dealers’ showrooms. *“We kept our old car when we bought a new car, instead of trading it in. It's such a convenience to have two cars know how we got along with only one.” children grew up and began to have engagements of their own, we found that one car was not enough. We could not afford two new cars, So we bought one new carand a O 5 " We live out of town. Our new car is the family car. Our used car is what we call our “work car.” It does all kinds of jobs in all kinds of v cather.”