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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HHRALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 24, 1920.
MARSAY
DEVELOPING
and
PRINTING
SYSXEIVI
mill i- vol ii: i i
sijnui;
FILMS
TO UK
tVELOPED AND
PRINTED
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THE
kinsoo Drug Co.
igS-171 Main. Street
RELIEF BOARD HAS
MANY PET!
riONERS
State Normal School
Closes Another Week bs
It !ijt boon round necessary to clos
t ht
lor
.In
ll
Last Day Rush Brings Number to
80-Bootn Estate Requests.
doors of lite tti Xornial c-liuo!
a not !'-' wc'H-k hof.-jLii.so of tlie
( mn- oi' s,;c-km.'-sf existing noi oni
tiiongr tiie piui?f, but iilso Ibc teach-
force. t in scUooi was closest last
lut wi ,nn vt jurtii .Hut
MonJiiy for Hit' Minio I'ca.sQii.
K. N". Humplirry, (Jcoigp W. 1-ilett.
William G. Mulltr. Cum ad Y ah ren
der and William S. Trusk.
Th" organization is planning a nuiu
I'tr of fiances during the Kprin and
tlx- lrl low i nsr conimittoo will liav.j
chai's?: Hc-rliert Bates. vhairnimi;
Willixm M. S'lo.-m. "Iiarle.s ;. .Mi-Cur-th.v.
Otto S. Millor. AVimam I-:. Douph-
ortv, J i i n J. Kinirv uik! .lolin J.
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boar. I n!" rolio:" In If? yi-si rrilny al'tr: -
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cf rc i-ci i ii tul ' to rt.-jiort y ";- .
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the ri iflii-ii 1 1 iii mc:-i! rin.u' specially
trained u-n.-liirs it lia.s Iioen imposst-j
Vile In hoUlcr up the lea oh ins force,
u il ! saii.si i! nio.--.. j
(OMMITTCI'S AIM-. XAMKI).
l-'.xn lt.ol Hiiloi Wootls Names I;amtu4-t
:uu! Soi;l Ouiimitlov V'"- i
KxoHcd Killer Jo-woph O. WuOils of
X'-w Fli itam lodRo. R. 1. O. K. V.a.s tin
nouncoil th" oommilteo (o arranso
fur 'lie smniifil banq'iot of llio lodpo.
cm Miir.-li L'.". :i follows: Mtrhort
i;:iii s. c hairniaii : Kus'fiii- I. I'oi ieo.
I'rcuii.
Machine Company Annual
Meeting Held On Friday
Tin: annual nvctins of the .stock
holders of tho Now IJrttain Machine
company will be lu-lil l-riil;i.- at -' p.
in. at thi otlice f lln- voiniaii . Im
hear 1 1 amuml statcmciit. to elect ii-rec-loi'K
for five ensninj;- year, ami
transact any oilier business proper t- j to
i I "I
come before said mf-etinu'. j
. i9i
5l & 5I? & & & & : -S- -3s &
4S
THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO PHOSPHATE
rieMh
1o Vui on firm. lloalth.v
ukiI to lixreuie Mreoclli,
Vigor and rve Force.
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Nloclic Gloves
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and SC.Si'H) from the- aiitos.
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Asiiii from an a.-so.-sniilil 1
iij'on piuit'iiy at 1 South
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A. W.
CITY ITEMS
tfie next f. -filial- nii-i-'.
anxiliary to oe 1
rg in ('.. A. It. lux' I W
Jay will ho oolebrat
:inii of the
eld Fridav
i hill Iton's
:-d wilh a
ram " and social to which meiii
a.rul friends Iiihp hc.-n invited.
iia.1 costumes- will ho worn. Tii 1
noon sooial will lie omiuod.
e oonclilion of t'lara. liolle llrd
. eight-year-old daughter of Mr.
Mrs. K. A. llolstoin. of L'Mti I'.as
strcet, i-fniafius iinolianyed. Mr.
lein is still i-oiilmed to his hod.
tither menibors of the family are
iie sain.
s Iillian Tropktn.. of 4:'.2 We.si
street, ha.s ritnrno'.l to lior lionii
a stay willi he'" sister. Mrs. l:. N.
rane, of AVost Cornwall.
kiiiR A. 1'. dam r- Kriday ovonins.
;alo-. 1 'Iron's ore-in s! ra . ad t.
ai-tha chapter. t. K. S..'wi!l hold
ogular ii'eelin. Thursday oonins
1 several candidates will he ini
. Tbe iiftornoon social will ho
ted.
18H Anna Sidorowsky -.as returned
h"r hjinifj after .'ittendini;- the wed-
Of a friend iii Springiiold.
illiani .1. Mryim, trolley dispatcher
ie SKTten. is olr 1 1 1 1 y lor the thiru
tbif? inter, owinj; to illness.
filtin i.arlson of 14') I'jiirview
t es!erd;iy met with a painful
lent, cinshini;- his rft-ht hand. lie
lw laid up al the New Britain
brad hospital lor several weeks.
employed by t'u' lsoii .v.- Turn !l.
jo alumni of I'tati insiiinte ill
Thursday eeni" al tho '. M.
lo form an alumni association.
"Williams rop;-o.sonlc( that he
was ;ss-ss:ol fif til tiere- of kind on
Cut-bin avenue and tho land ho ovns
contains' only .'." a:-ies. Ho asked for
$1. .".' off t lie a.wnirttt of $ I
V. I 'echi.i. of 4 1 f'len-saiu strooi.
asked for $ini off an a -..ossmoilt o
$ -. M 1 '"' .
John llikas felt he was a.-si hs.cl
.".1.1 1111 loo 111 ue'n upon propeny al I -' l
Church street which i.s in for S'.i.l'l'1.
, red iii-tion of $Mil w as asked '
.lost , 1I1 M. T,-iU t.y. of M ? I Stanh-y
street. 1 1 i.s assessment i.s $7. 0 0.
l-h-iiiik llni'iU-i-, of 1 57 l-'aiiiew
sti-ecl. asked for $l.MO' from his list
iif SS.M'O.
ANY
MERCILESS JUDGE
GRIEVOUS
SKIN TROUBLE
NEEDS POSLAM
Treatment of our -kin witli Voslam
w id ai once discourage and lessen the
hold of that eruptional disorder. The
Iroiiiile shoild annoy you er lillh
now and soon 01.1 ma. contemphile
Miih satisfaction I he clear. smooth
spot where- it used to he.
I'oslam picvrnts oiieominu: ernp
lions. speedily rod noes redness of the
nose or complexion. Kciuovos inl'aiu
maiioii. soiciie.ss and out tn ea l;iuus
flue to prickly heal, pimples. hives,
ahrasions ami is ptoinpl to heal ce
y.ema and other annoviiiA skin troil-'
M-s.
Sold every w here. Cor free s-ainplo
wrile to Ki;iei ?oi'i--; I .a ' lorai orios. 2 4?.
West lilii Si.. New York City.
I'oslam Soap is a daily ircat lo len
der .skin. Contains I'oslam.
Horlick's the Original
Malted Milk Avoid
Imitations &Substitut
yif Xlnt slioiN Nil I'liMir,
men jioss joik'.- :- l-'ailn-r Time.
re ll flit tin- M ea k a ml 1 no waiilia.
u the v.'iill. only 1 lie iruih can
d. Kcr yefi ih .r follow ing si.iic
t from a. New Ihtlam ie---id-iii has
f.o-.il this 'I'liiest ol all Ivsls.
. Or! ioiiaels. II" A' ii 1: h '-oj . Si . suys.
nffereii front unawinic pains in mv
k for S!ino t i it 1. . 'I' his was very
oyin;?. as I hi"! io he on my feci
'be time. I suu'ercd a sroal .lial.
-eiiilly ni.ihls and could ha.rdly
C alound in bod on ac count of 1 he
1. The kidney seer a inns w ; o 1 1 ;i -1
ral and I was iattn- ami mho on
imrVvni in Pi'- nioniin-:. I saw- '
Isrlnoy I'ills adyiMsed. sy T j
UiUjna- them. Two hoses of ,
medieln5 cored me of liio alta k." I
r. Michaels sticr-. the ahove stale- j
i. .prll 17. aiifl on Peeein- '
T3, l!"'s. In ndd'il: "I r-ladh 1 --
: a'll'l Ptiid hi my former state- j
t in fav.or ol" .Doan"s Kidney Pills.
tin s ntlpte-l me m ii' ni' 'i oa.-
nee.i to tirfi diem. ;
ii,. at nil iloaiots. -l-'ostei -Milburn I
Ali i s . f:i.!'i'aIo. X. V. i
F
or
Colds
iimimm: is i vmii.v
lll-MlillV 101: vli, roinis
HI COl'till M tll.DS AM)
is i;i;m i;k aiji.i; imii;i:
'i i x 1 : 1 ok riu;or M i,i t;
i nts. or nri.Ts m
t iiii.imtJN.
ll;io a hottle of l.inoliiiie liand, at
II time; lliore's no tellin- xUml iu-
taiK it iill bo noeiU-il. osiooially o
for cotmh- tli.il llnoaleii hroiicliilis.
l i- -h! that nothing; ipiito equal
l .iimiiim- for li o i" liit i -.
tie
Cuticura Soap
Will Help You
Clear Your Skin
M?ik. thin iicoplf mon or wdrnen
i aro ntarlv aiways nervous wrecks; tTiTjs
1 coJiclufcJvoJy protitir tliat th:iine.. "ak
I 1 1 ess. tcliiit" aicl neiii-asi licnia m' almost
; j ti at fa bly d u to m?rve stHrvation. Kovti
i - our nerves an1 all thst; symptoms ju
! 10 r.rve starvation ill tlisappea i .
Km 1 ru nt specialists 8ta to tha t 1 1: best
: )ev t toor is an or;aTiir xliospliat. known
j iimon.s: UruprsiHU an Hi tro-Phosphate, a
j Tivo-sr&in tnblM of t hioh shotiM be taken
I n ii li -uori irieu I. .Il'.'infe' a. R-'-nnint- in-r t?
! fjuild: r and not a itimulR nt or habit
formin? ciru jiitvo-Pliosniiati: can
B3T--i taken ly the weakest and inosi
1 I ; c;i 1 suliMr. a lh- u I is i"ol I o i n .
iis 1 1 h re i.i i-ii diin)ii- asionihiMi?;. '
Weak. ttri"! p"Op! ifain strrnstli
way to p?Tiinpiiss h nil '-urves; slcep rv
uivv.fi to j he Firop;'s. : rmlidenrH' a ml
I'liocrluln replucf cicbiiii- mid plooni:
"dull e.vs In -come bri jh r . a vk! pH, ("unkou
cliocKs ros.iin tlit. pink t2," of lioalth.
)t-V1 1 oe?;? iJt. 1 us-.- or" tvhich is i ti -oxpeiiMiw,
nlyo w oinl -rf ul ! iToniot'Si tii-.
cssirn i it; t ion !' io'kI. so lutivh -so tlu1 1 Uiauy
p.'.'Oplf rn..rt inarKcM .-ains of weight in u
iVw w.ii h. It j? stl.l b '!ark A: CiainLtu
aril nil L'n,i. (r:i-;i.:i:;, 1
i:TtoN; - Although litro-phOHpnat'i i
is unsurpassed ftr rtli'Vin nervousness. '
.uef-losfiites nril ijonora 1 v. t-ulvnt'ss. it
p'.ioul'l not o wins i o its i-ni3 :ji.ib
Hs)i-mtuv i n.f pro per 1 h Ii- usoij b c a f 1 -
one a ho itjtii not n lu put iy U s;li .
TOOLS!
What shall we advertise today?
As season's now "twixt grass and hay.
Too late for sleds and skates and toys
So on these goods we'll make no noise.
Too soon to talk of making garden-
To mention would invite your pardon.
v'e may be wrong, but not quite fools.
Hence keep up talk about our tools,
Which in our window we display
And show and sell lute, every day.
We'll not request your reading more
Drop in when passing by our store
To get that tool which you did see
Twill please you well, and also me.
Herbert L. Mills
f Hardware 336 Main' Street f
LOIfc-JL I I" I
Quick Returns Use Classified Column
0
if?
fikwtt
Southern Mothers Have Found a
Way to Treat Children's Croup and
Colds Without Internal Dosing
ALL mothers everywhere know that chil-
-ti- dren's stomachs are delicate and their di
tions easily disturbed, and therefore they
should be given as little internal dosing as
possible. Yet croup and colds come often and
certainly cannot be neglected.
.Mi lmti:siss t)i- amj ,s.2f
A Nortb Carolina Druggist Solves
the Problem
Thanks to Lunsforci Richardson,
druggist in Greensboro, N. C, this
problem has been solved, and Southern
mothers have been given a method of
treating cold troubles externally. Mr.
Richardson discovered a salve that
would vaporire by the body heat when
applied over throat and chest. These
vapors, inhaled with each breath, car
ried the medication through the air pas
sages to the lungs, at the same time the
salve was absorbed thru and stimulated
the skin, attracting the blood to the sur
face and thus aiding the vapors inhaled
to relieve' the trouble. This prepara
tion Mr. Richardson called Vick's
VapoRub.
Vicks contains no harmful drugs,
just the old-fashioned, time -tested
remedies - Menthol, Camphor, Thymol,
Eucalyptus, Turpentine, etc. - com
bined in a new-fashioned way.
The Use of Vicks Has Steadily
, Increased
Starting with the customers of Mr.
Richardson's retail drug store, the sale of
this external treatment has grown, coun
ty by county, state by state, until now
Vicks can be found in almost any drug
store in airscctions of the United States.
Mothers who once use Vicks always
keep a bottle on hand thereafter. It is
so easily applied, so quick in its effects,
and, best of all, can be used as often
and as freely as desired, without fear
of harmful results.
lr Now Over 1 7 MUlion Jars Are
MiHWmr ,. I "Used Yearly '
F-j 'ylJi , 1 I ; I J .1918
TT TT XT TT'
V7 UiSi?
uYAPORUB
The best evidence of the value of
Vicks is the increasing number of fami
lies who, each year, are converted to
the use of this real "Little Body
guard in the Home."
The number of jars used annually
for the last few yeaTs is:
347,748 Jars
523,152 Jars
1,027,068 Jars
1.357,590 Jars
1.462,330 Jars
2,418,213 Jars
4,302,764 Jari
6,799,511 Jars
17,377,408 Jars
DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE
OF VICKS
Vapor Important For these trembles a
large part of the value of Vicks lies in
its vaporizing qualities. So whenever
Vicks is applied over the throat and
chest, csre shovdd be taken to leave the
clothing loose around the neck and the
hed clothes arranged in the form of a
funnel, so that the vapors arising may be
freely inhaled.
Hot Wet CUtba In cases of deep chest
colds, severe sore throat or incipient pneu
monia, hot. wet totvris should be used
over the throat and chest to open the
pores of the akin before applying Vicks.
For Head Colds, Asthma. Catarrh, Hay
Feyer Vicks can be melted in a spoon
and the vapors inhaled, or a little should
be applied up the nostrils and snuffed up
the head.
For Spasmodic Croup, Children' Co Us
Rub Vicks over the throat and chest until
the difficult breathing is relieved, then
spread on thickly and cover with a hot
flannel cloth. An application at bed time
usually prevents a night attack of croup.
Vicks is particularly recommended for
children's colds since it is externally
applied, and can, therefore, be used often
and freely without disturbing the voung
ters" delicate digestions.
For Deep Chest Colds. Sore Throat,
TonaiBtis, Bronchitis, Coach or any
affection of the respiratory organs where
there is tightness or soreness, Vicks should
be applied over the throat and chest
if necessary, first using hot -wet c!oths
snd rubbed in well until the Safin is red :
then spread on thickly and covered with
one or two thicknesses of hot flannel cloth.
If the cough is annoying, a small piece
i he size of a pea can be rjralloved every
few hours.
Minor Ailments
In addition to its use for Cold Troubles,
Vicks has ber.n found excellent as a salve,
liniment or plaster for troubles such as
Biles, Burnr. Itching, Soreness, Sunburn.
Insist on the Genuine
At All Druggist
30c 60c $1.20
Your
Bodyguard
Against
Colds
7

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