New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, January 18, 1921, Second Section, Image 20

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921.
--?55?,S",,"W!,,"WflP
J
i
, o
4 ln-ppro-.tmato
trough
,' Irvstoad vt making the voluntary
Hlon of any town tho condition
fcKlcnt to mosquito prevention. anl
litlng until that town Is ready to
rovlle the funds, us tho law is at
resent, till hill provide th:it th'
irector of the Connecticut ARrlcul
;ral Experiment utat.on, in whot-c
'targe tho work would, remain, may
oceed to "drain, fill or otherwise
'.minute the breeding placeM of nio.i
.altoe.H ... in the order which
he my doom most needed and de
RlraMe for the Interest of the publir
henlth and economy." In the making
Of contract lor sucli work he is re
sponsible? directly to the attorney gen
teral'H oftlce, anil when his contracts
fire approved and the work done the
money for payment comes directly
from the tat Ucauor.
.Ample provision is made for thn
natlnf.Ktion of all property owners
who mry claim damage for work
clone, and for Judicial hearings of their
tlalm. Hut Kubject to this, the dl
rector shall have full authority to
prosecute all work of this kind as he
sees fit. It is also provided that ben
efits may, after a similar hearing, be
assessed and collected by the state.
An Important provision of this act,
and one not made in any previous
law, is for the making effective of
'nosqulto eradication through a pro
cess of education. This is to be done
also through the oifioe of the state
experiment station, employing the
school to teach the fundamentals of
mosquito causes and growth, and how
by simple measures their breeding may
bo prevented by ordinary care. The
bill carries an appropriation of $350,-000.
CITY'S BILLS $53,951.
to
175,000 IX AKMY BILL.
Washington. Jan- 18. Reduction
of the American military establish
ment took a step backward yesterday
afternoon when the senate reversed
Its action of last Saturday and re
stored the army to a minimum
Ftrength of 175,000 men. instead of
150,000. The vote was 41 to 33.
Payment Wil lBc Recommended
CYmnell Tomorrow Night.
The city's expenditures lor the
month total $53,951.01, itemized as
follows: Incidentals, regular bills,
$1,625.97; physicians' bills, $617; total,
$2,242.97; dogs $60; city hall commis
sion, $696.34; widows pension fund,
J 1.0&5.63; public amusement commis
sion. $15.54; board of health, regular
bills, $1,241.85; slaughter house fund,
$1,019.94; city hospital equipment.
$2,477.97: city hospital running ex
penses, $473.14; total, $5,212.90; board
of public works street department,
$7,890.93; sewer construction. $S39.96;
sewer, maintenance, $164.92; subway
department, $7,706.02; street lighting,
$2,719.29; street Improvement, $46.45;
street sprinkling $5,400; total, $32,
320.57; board of police commissioners,
regMlar bills, $406.95; municipal gar
age, $688; total, $1,094.95; board of
fire commissioners, $1,459.75; board
of public charitie, $5,167.90; board
of water commissioners $4,614.46;
total of all bills, $53,951.01.
CITY ITEMS
pajamas
Cold nights $3 flannel
$1.50 Wilson's. advt.
Removal sale at Besse-IieTand's.
p-dvt.
Dollar Day at Henry Morans.
advt.
Mr. Graham's class for married
couples and friends Wed. eve., Jan. 19-advt-
Have your bicycle overhauled at
Rip's Repair Shop, 155 Main 6t-
advt.
Concert . and dance under auspices
Clan Douglass. Turner Hall, Jan. 26.
Advt.
Big moonlight dance tonight, Lith
uanian hall, O'Brien Orch.r advt.
r n r as aood
ii i it i m
as 1
LaTouraine Coffee
AX cents tmt canister .
JR BEG
ECHAL
ednesday Only
QLE ROOM
OF
L PAPER
irder to match for
L00
if every gallon of
or
VARNISH
0
8S
Window Shad
0 while they last
I BOYLE COMPANY
loleaale and 'Retail Dealers hi
VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS
lass, putty, imrsnrcs
31 MOULDINGS, METAL. CEILINGS, ETC.
IN SQ. New Britain, Conn.
I
WINDSOR LADY COULD NOT
BEND LIMBS OR WALK WITHOUT
CRUTCH UNTIL TOOK CINOJ
D0LLA1
0
AY
FECIAL
Men's Warm Sheep- l ff
skin Pacs ...... Pvl
6 inches high.
Ladies' Fur Trimmed Felt Juliets
Leather Soles J1 (f
and Heels PUU
Ladies' Grey Felt Slippers with
Leather
Soles C
Misses' 2-Buckle Arc- fc 1 QO
tics, sizes 11 to 2 P00
Men's Heavy Grey
Wool Hose . ...
47c
Ladies' $3 Felt Comfy Slippers,
all colors and 1 A Ok
Ladies High
All Leather
Lace Shoes
All Styles
M
Shoes that
formerly sold
for$7.Hand$8.
Sizes to 4 -only
Mrs. E. Gaye, who reslides on East Str
Another Interesting and True Stor
The fame of CINXDT is fast spread
ing and not without reason all the
advertising in the world will not sell
only a limited quantity unless there
is absolute meril behind the product.
There is more dNOT sold in Con
necticut today than any other five
remedies put together and we can
prove this assertion. Mrs. Caye says:
"For the past twelve years I have
been troubled with rheumatism and
could hardly walk a step as my legrs
were stiff and I was gradually getting
worse. I was able only to get around
most of the time with the aid of my
crutches. I have tried many ways to
Ket relief "but received no benefit
until I tried CINOT and I have only
taken two bottles and can bend my
eet in Windsor, Conn., Tells" ; Pnfcc
y About the Miracle Remedy CINOT,
. r-'
limbs and sret around without,
aid of my crutchea. CINOT la j
most wonderful remedy that ?
heard of and I am glad artd plef'
to indorse it."
CIiNOT 1$ BEING DEMONSTK
ED IN NEW BRITAIN BY AN K.
PETIT AT THE MILLEH-ANC
DRU GSTORE, 32 CHURCH ST., It
also for sale by "The Fair"; in PlaJ
ville by G. R. Byington; in ForestvC
by Kent's Pharmacy; in SouthinyC
by Chaffee's Drug Store; in Bat
tville by George B. Steele; in Brfr
by The Madden Drug Store; 4n Ql
tonbury by C. R. Densmore, and
be obtained at all first class druggf
i
I
i
Men's Dark Brown Calfskin
Lace Shoes
$8.00 value . . .
$4.83
Men's Tan Heavy dQ 1Q
Scout Shoes ... M
Boys' Gun Metal
Lace Shoes ....
$1,83
L a d i e s' One-Strap House
Slippers. Leath- J1 OO
pr snips and heels P Ow
Low Heel Oxfords.
Low heel Oxfords are all the go
this winter. They're being worn with
woolen hosiery or with spats. This
Walk-Over pictured above is made in
dark cherry tan leather with the brogue
effect.
Priced at $7.50 and $9.90.
All Phoenix Woolen Hosiery Reduced.
David Manning's
ismrs irf
Shoe Store 211 Main St.
III
If"
GO AND GET IT! At The Lorraine Shoe Co. Tomorrc.
Women's "Lorraine7' Shoes, an odd lot of 142
Same sold as high as $12.85 a pair. Tomorrow
Only $4.C
Men's Tan Calf Shoes, tomorrow only $5.Q1
Men's Lisle Socks, 5 pair for $1.0
The Lorraine Shoe Cdi
3C
3
"Let's Get Acquainted" Says Axelrod
Combining Our
These Extra Specials are for Dollar Day Only, at Both Stores Axelnr7
img AeqiTLnamtedl Week
TOILET PAPER
1.000 Sheets Silk Tissue Rolls
9 ,or $1.00
FASHIONETTE
HAIR NETS
dor.
$1.00
GEM SAFETY RAZOR
And 25c Box of Talcum Powder
$1.00
r
OollsiF Osiy (Tomorrow)
Vr A w ' Pnteat Medicines, Household
- J1 rlftcxsntinniL.
2 L.RGE TURKISH
RATH TOWELS
And one 15c cake g -t ff
Jcrg-ens Soap for plUU
AXELROD'S PEROXIDE
TOOTH PASTE
25c Tubes for
$1.00
FULL PINT HEAVY RUSSIAN" '
WHITE MINERAL OIL
2'or$1.00
?1.25 Glycerophosphate
LINEN STATIONENRY
OUR SPECIAL
SYRUP . OF TAR EXJB'

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