New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], April 06, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 192b.
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The
Dickinson Drug Co.
186-171 MAIN STREET
MOTOR VEHICLES IN
STATE AREOAINING
Registrations Now Average Al
. most One Thousand a Day
B The woman who likes
that something called
Tang and Chic to her
clothes will approve of
the smart Camels' Hair
and mixture Suits and
Coats, as well as those
of the more dressy Twill
Cords, Fashona and
Gerona.
Particularly at the eco
nomical prices we are
offering them.
HORSFALLS
95"99jIumSmct
Hartford.
"It Pays to Buy Our Kind"
City Items.
French Hat Shoppe, 87 West Main
St., Prof. Bldg. Exclusive millinery.
-advt
Insure your car before you drive it,
with DeWitt A. Riley, National, Bank
Blag. Insurance service. advt.
Entertainment and dancing at K. of
C. Fair, April 6 16. advt.
Many members of Mattabesett
tribe, No. 14, Improved Order of Red
Men, will attend the second annual
meeting of the Northern Connecti
cut Red Men's council In Bristol to
morrow afternoon and evening as
guests of Compounce tribe. No. 15.
There will be an entertainment and
dancing In the evening.
Htartllne: increase! In the Connect!
cut motor vehicle registration lists
are reported from the state capltol
offlces, where nearly 1,000 reglstra
Hons a day are being Issued to pros
pective motorists. The department of
motor vehicles states that the num
ber of pleasure and commercial auto
mobiles registered at the close of
business last week was larger than
the figures on the same day last year
by nearly 23,000,
The 100,000 mark has been passed
In Connecticut registration figures
and the markers, now being issued,
are well along In the six figure class.
Up until April 2 there have been
issued to owners of pleasure and
commercial cars a total of 105,025
licenses for 1923. Of this number
20,414 have been Issued for use after
April 1. The 105,025 flgurs Is divid
ed Into 82,758 pleasure cars and 2.
269 commercial cars. Only 2,9'j9
commercial markers have been is
sued for April 1 use. The other 17,
455 are pleasure cars.
A comparison of the 1923 figures
with those of last year shows that a
high water mark has been reached
In the registration lists In Connecti
cut. The present figure tops that of
any April 6 in tho history of the de
partment and is equal to the total
registration figure on May 5, 1922.
In spite of the wintry blasts that
still blow about the state, motorists
are clamoring to get out licenses for
new cars and for cars that have been
stored during the winter. The rec
ord registration figures seem to point
out that there will be an unprece
dented number of cars traveling about
the city streets and country highways
this spring and summer.
On Saturday the mail) and branch
offices of the department remained
open the entire day for the conven
ience of those who were unable ,to
get out licenses on Good Friday. A
record amount of business was re
ported by those in charge of the vari
ous offices. At the Hartford windows
nearly 1,500 licenses were distributed,
and a total of over 8,000 were given
out at the other office windows.
On Monday another rush was evi
dent at the distributing centers, where
between 2,500 and 3,000 state cus
tomers were cared for. Since then
the crowds have gradually been di
minishing, but still as unusual num
ber of registrations and operators' li
censes are being issued each day.
Already tho department of motor
vehicles reports that a total of close
to $3,000,000 has been received from
registrations, operators' licenses, and
fines. This amount is much greater
than the income for a similar period
In any other year. Last year's In
come for the first three months was
but a little over $2,180,000, and even
that was an increase of 57 per cent
over the 1921 income. "
RESUSCITATES THE DEAD
BY HEART INJECTIONS
Chicago Doctor Telia of Using Adrenal
Gland Secretion To Try It
on Dying.
Chicago April 6. A new method of
resuscitation by the injection of fluid
from the adrenal glands directly Into
the heart, credited with reviving per-
sona who have been pronounced dead,
was explained In reports read last
night by Dr. Dennis W. Crlle of Chi
cago to a Joint meeting of the Chicago
Medical society and the Chicago So
ciety of Anaesthetists. Dr. O, W.
Crlle of Cleveland, Ohio, uncle of the
speaker, was credited with pioneering
work with his nephew In the re
searches reported.
The physician read reporti of eases,
explaining the revival of persona aaid
to have been dead aa long as 10 mln
utes,' In some cases, be said, pa
tients who had been pronounced dead
.were revived died again, and were
revived again at Intervals, and Ulti
mately recovered completely. Aa de
scribed by Dr. Crlle, the method calls
for the Injection of large quantities
of adrenal Into the ' heart by use of
a hypodormlo needle. Some times, Dr.
Crlle aald, resusottatton was assisted
by manipulation of the heart in the
hands, and respiration aided by me
chanical reproduction of the breath
ing processes.
"Life can be restored by this meth
od provided the cause of death can
be removed quickly," Dr. Crlle aald.
"With prompt and fearless treatment
the patient may be made to live afcaln.
"So far I have used the treatment
only In the casea pf persona ho were
pronounced dead, not only by me but
by other surgeons. Hereafter X pro
pose to employ It on persons who are
dying." ' '
Dr. Crlle aald the first use of adren
al upon the human heart was In Bel
glum during the war, when soldiers
badly wounded by shells were re
stored by It and accompanying sur
gery. The greatest utility for the new
method, Dr, Crlle aald, la In resuscita
tion of persona who die from effects
of anaesthetic! while undergoing
operations .
The adrenal gland secretion, accord
ing to medical authorities, eontrol the
emotions of courage and fear.
THE
DANGEROUS AGE
Is it 20, when a man
needs a mother, not a wife?
When a girl seems old
enough to be her mother's
mother?
FOX'S Next Mon.
HAD GREAT PARTY
Announcement Festivities for Miss
Gould Continue Through . Night
Until Dawn Today.
New York, April 6. One of the
most brilliant social affairs of the
season in New York society, a dance
to announce the engagement of Miss
Gloria Gould, 17 year old daughter
of George J. Gould, to Henry A. Bish
op, Jr., of Bridgeport, Conn., came to
an end at dawn today.
More than 350 persons ' attended
the event at Sherry's which was lav
ishly decorated with peach blossoms,
red tulips, smllax and potted flowers
brought especially from Florida.
Dancers from the Metropolitan
Opera Co. furnished an attractive fea
ture. The menu was Supre de fruits,
bouches de honard nantu, filet de
volatile pascal, fruits a la sherry,
frlandlses and cafe. As the dance
ended, bacon and eggs, rolls and cof
fee, were served.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Children in English schools used to
smoke 250 years ago.
GHAS. DILLON & CO.
HARTIX)RD
The Smartest of
Sports Suits
The coats and skirts of chic sports suits agree
to disagree this season sometimes as to color, some
times as to fabric. In any event they're harmonious
ly combined.
In all materials, including the new suede cloths.
S25 $35 $45
RottMeder's
378 Main Street
Z7w Britain
I
For Tomorrow
Spring Coats,
Capes and Wraps
Representing the Best of the New
STYLES, FABRICS and COLORS
$14,98 $19,98
$35.00
Capes . that swing straight from the
shoulder.
Wraps with cape sleeves, tailored coats,
side tie effects, side fastened Capes with
new panels, mandarin sleeved modes,
bloused effects, circular skirted wraps.
Soft materials such as Ormondale,
Panvelaine, Normandy, Lustrosa, Bolivia
or Poiret Twills, Tricotines and sports
fabrics. 1
Timely For This Week
Lovely New CrepeFrocks
$15 $20 $25
Complete showing of fine
Hosiery for. women, in all
new shades.
98c $1.95
$2,95
Dresses of every description, favored by fashion for every occasion of Spring. Clever
reproductions and adaptations of exclusive modes Each model characterized by distinctive
styling and superior quality of fabrics ; featuring especially Egyptian effects in embroidery
and beading.
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MACKAY & WALLIN
43 MAIN ST.
The Furniture and Drapery Shop
Opposite Hungerford Court
BABY CARRIAGES
. and GO-CARTS
ALL THE NEW PATTERNS IN THE NEWEST COLORS
ALL PRICED VERY REASONABLE
CONGOLEUM AND FELT BASK RIGS
A Large Assortment of Patterns and Sixes.
TJie 0x12 Felt Base Ruj Special $13.95
fhe 9x10-6 Kelt Base Rug Special $1250
targe Keloi'tton of
SIMMONS SrLlil; BEDS
In the new wood finishes. see Oil if
our special Simmon Bed at $1111
Simmons Fabric Springs . $5 95
a-pii;ci; bedroom si itk
Confuting of good nlwd IirewMT, full kI.o licit and
roomy Chtfferobe. . All In 01 07 flfi
walnut finish. Priced at J 1 Ct I UU
For Saturday Only
QVF.lt DHAI'EHIEH
(uarantwri SiuifaNt, In hmnac, gold, blue and rot.
86 Inch, 4 uirli, 50 InrU umIis I'rlird from
$1.75 to $3.50
t).
rorcii covers
f .oori Nelrrtlnn I'l IiynI front
$1.89 to $12.00
98c
LINOLEUMS
F.xlra good quality Printed Linoleum.
Square yard ,
Good Quality Inlaid Linoleum. A mm
Square Yard ., , plfO
Felt Base Floor Covering, Cf
Square Yard 0C
a.piEtE dim.ng si nn '
In walnut. ronsUtlna; of buffet, table, 5 side chair
and 1 liot chair, Specially & 1 f O Cf
priced for Saturday at $ 1 43 OU
' CRETONNES
The Scsmmi's Newest Diwigns and Colorings.
Prli-ed From
29c to 75c
TD.
.Headquarters For
, K1RSCII FLAT RODS
Single Doubla Triple All SImss,
WE MAKE AM) WANG WINDOW MMDI hFOrt rilO.MIf SERVICE RING 11 OUR SHADE PHO.K
t a . i a .
i II
Renier. Pickhardt &
Dunn
127 Main St. Phone 1409-2
Opposite Arch Street
Spring Goods
For Spring Weather Which Is.Sure
' ' ' To Come
Latest in SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
THREE PIECE SUITS of Silk or
Woolen Materials. ,
. BLOUSES, SKIRTS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, VEILS AND JEWELRY;
i y
fa 0.. .
APRIL BARGAINS
Al CLARK & BRAINERD'S
IS! MAIN STREET
TIDE COM.WON SENSE DENTIFRICE THAT CLEANS
Regular 25c Tube of
Klenzo Dental Creme
GIVEN AWAY
With Every Purchase of Our '
REGULAR 35o TOOTH BRUSH
(Good brushes assorted shapes and handles both bleached :
i and unbleached bristles)
The Moat Remarkable Op port unit Ever Offered You to Try This
The Most Remarkable Opportunity Ever Offered You to Try This
SO SOOTHING AFTER
SHAVING , i V .
When you want a good tonlo
or toilet water to soothe the skin
after shaving and most men do
there are few things so satis
factory as Bay Rum. - -OUR
BAY RUM
is mads from the finest Import
ed distilled Oil of Bay. Full
strength and highest quality.
Sure to satisfy you as It has so
many others.
8 oz. bottle regularly 50c.
ST! 39c SIlc
MONOGRAM.
s RUBBER GLOVER
keep the hands soft 4 and rhlte
through th. daily round of
household duties. 'Should al
ways be worn during house
cleaning and dish trashing. .'
These gloves are of .high qual- ,
ity, made from soft pliable rub-'
ber and medium in weight,
they fit perfectly. ."'
Regularly per pair .... $1.00
Special Now .... . 69c
YOU SAVE
31c
TONE CP THE WHOLE ;
SYSTEM '
That's what so many need to
do at this" season after the weak
ening effects of winter.
REXALL
IRON AND CASCARA TONIC
with Celery
is pleasant in taste and easily
assimilated. It promotes ap
petite and builds strength.
Should be taken regularly at
thla time, or whenever fatigued
or overworked. t
16 oz. bottle regularly $1.00.
n79c sllc
MAXIXE CHERRIES
have long been a popular spe
cialty with us, Whole rip
cherries In liquid cream, eoated
with high-grade chocolate.
They fairly melt in your
mouth.
Everybody likes them Instant
, ly and the attractive box, with
'Its gala colors, makes a most
appropriate package for gift
purposes. t
Regularly per pound 5c.
SET 49c ri0c
WONDERFUL FOR HOUSE
CLEANING
For cleaning sinks, floors;
woodwork, garbage cans, water
closets, cellars and stables, we
feature and recommend
. NO. 6 DISINFECTANT ..
'it's safe but powerful, acts
like sunlight and kills germs
and Insects. Also valuable
around the sick room and un
surpassed as a "dtp" for your
livestock and dogs. -
16 oz. bottle rcgidarly 50c
Special OQr You
Now . U7U Save lib
. .5 oz. bottle regularly 251
special in iou
Now . itC Save
66
CADET WALNUT TOPS
These popular confections,
also sometimse known as
"Montevideos" consist Of deTi
. clous vanilla cream, coated with
high grade chocolate, and the
whole piece topped with select
ed walnut halve.
Altogether one of the ljest and
most generous nut pieces we
have ever seen.
Rrgularly per pound 60c
Now1 49 C - save llC
KANTLF.F.K FOUNTAINS';?
" ) SYRINGES fJl-t
are made of .highest quality f lib
ber, , molded all In one pitce,
with ; extra heavy walls, smooth
surface and glossy satin finish.
The bag is of full capacity' and
carries special measuring marks.
Guaranteed For Two Years
If one of these Kantleek
Syringes should prove unsatis
factory within two years',' you
can exchange it for a new one,
without charge In any Rexall
store anywhere. - M,;
Extra rapid flow Kantleek .
tubing, three hard rubber pipes
and metal shutoff with each
syringe. ' V"
Two quart size regularly $3.75
Special "Now 98
You Save
77c
A RELIABLE TONIC . "
LAXATIVE
Is valuable in treating chrdnio
constipation. We recommend
CASCARA EXTRACT TABLETS
(5 grain) '
They are chocolate-coated and
therefore easy to take.
' A very useful preparation to
keep handy at all times. -
Bottle of 100 regularly 35c.
Special ni You A
Now , silC Saw Itt
SUPERIOR
ABSORBENT COTTON
Very high grade absolutely
free from Impurities quickly
absorbent. Indispensable in the
sick room and a valuable. thing
to keep In the home at all
times. "
8 oz. narkaee rea-ularlr 50c
Special OA You 11
Now . OIC Save 1 Iv
ORIOLE FABRIC
STATIONERY '
A good inexpensive Station
ery suitable for general corres
pondence needs. All white,
Box contains 24 sheet of
paper and 24 envelopes.
A wonderful ng
value at ............. mOC
Y'OU WILL LIKE THESE SUNDAES AS SERVED
AT OUR FOUNTAIN
APRIL SPECIAL , . 20o
PURSY WILLOW DELIGHT , Z6c
APRIL SHOWER I. 20c
TRAILING ARBUTUS . , ( , . lc
CLOUDY DAYS ' Sue
LUNCHEONETTE SERVED DAPjY
WEEK-END PANTRY SPECIALS
OPEKA COFrEE S for 63c
OPERO TEA 3 for 61C
SYMOND INN COCOA 3 for Sle
8YMOND INN CHOCOLATE 3 for Sfto
CHOCOLATE PUDDING 3 for 16o
EXTRACT LEMON 3 for lc
EXTRACT VANILLA 8 for 86o
CLARK & BRAIuERD DRUG STORE
l$t MAIN STREET
FOX9S
MON.
TIES.
U'KD,
Every Wife Should See It With Her Husband
"THE DANGEROUS AGE"
A Drama of IVanrirrinir Mm and Wondering Women
NEXT
THURS.
KRI.
SAT.
The Big Hit of the Year
"THE HOTTENTOT"
A Rollickirfg Racing; Romance