New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], November 18, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, V'rIDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1?, 1923.
HAVE YOU ORDERED
YOUR
Personal Engraved
Christmas
Cards
Don't delay too long. The
time Is getting short.
Stationery Dept.
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIN ST.
Did You Know
Voii ru pretty runny to Hie mun
irrwss lliii street? .
Every man is a mystery to his
neighbor.
Why you painted your hous
green instead of brown and
why J'OU purchased a 5-lUbe Bet
Instead of nn s-tuhe Huperdynu
Is beypnd the man Mho lives
next floor.
To please you in' L'uderuear,
we have to carry weights and
materials that your neighbor
wouldn't think of anil lo win
Ms trade we !t;ic to have In
stock the- kinds and fabrics
that yon wouldn't carry homo
free.
It takes all sorts of people to
ruuke a world.
This Lndcrwenr Is making u
world of warm friends!
The Union Knits, 52.09 up.
The I-pteco Garment $1.50 up.
HORSFALLS
95'99j4sijumStm
5IAUI1 OIU
"It I'uys lu Iluy t)ur Mnd"
How
Women
Now keep fresh, charm
ing under trying hy
gienic conditions
THE uncertainty ami insecurity
of the old-time ".-unitary pad''
hn been rnoVd. Scientific protection
now supplants it.
Wear sl-.rcr gowns, keep up with
tocial and bu-inc,-, requirements, at
all time, . . . without handicap.
KOTF.X" t a new and remark
able way". . . five timv' as absorbent
At ordinary cction pnrls.
A'--"r!i- ami Her..)'.' V at the
caxe time. Thus ending ALL tear
ot offend'ns.
You discard it as ens'y '.t a piece
of ti.--;m No humify. N i cmbar-raisn-.t
nt.
You srr- i f ren5 at an
fir Kg or dr'.ariint-i'.t -n-ic -imp!;.- by
aytnc "K'TKX." Women a-1; for
it w :hot:'. b( -i'jl.cy.
Try K"t v. Ou-;r- !J i,i 3 pirk
.iXC. Itov hM v ..y a:i runecei-
KOT e X
No laundry divard like t.'vuc
STARTER'S SHELTER
AT PARKAPPROVED
City May Order It Down on
30 Days' Notice
Tha expected heavy artillery (Ire
between Commissioner John Ohl
son of tha board of public works
and William J. Bryan, superin
tendent of tlx New Britain divi
sion of the Connecticut Co., failed
to develop' to any great, extent
last aveninff at a meeting of the
lioatd and the body voted that a
shelter for the car starter at Cen
tral park he erected, with the pro
viso that, with 30 days' notice, the
city may remova It. This recom
mentation will be sent to the.
common council.
Mr. Bryan appeared before the
hoard to champion hie petition. H
explained that In cold and wet
weather the car starter has no
shelter and must either stand In a
store doorway across th street or
faca tha elements. Ho stated that
the day starter has been off duty
on account of Illness over 64 days
this year.
He explained that the proposed
shelter would not extend any
larlher across the sidewalk than
the present telephone box does.
Here Commissioner Ohlaon started.
He asked if tlio Connecticut Co.
ever considered protecting its pa
trons. Mr. Bryan replied that the
Connecticut Co. at one time de
sired to erect a waiting station but
the. city did not' approve of it.
This statement was corroborated
by several members of the, board.
Mr. Ohlson then recommended
that the petition be granted pro
sided that the. city has the power
to remove the booth at any time.
H said the Connecticut Co. has
never dpno anything for the city
and he questioned whether the
city should- help the Connecticut
Co. He remarked that the city of
New Britain has several times
asked the company to cooperate in
some matters nnd that thesa re
I quests have been turned down. He
I said, however, that the starter
must he protected, giving that as
his reason for approving the
measure.
Mr. liryan said he will be willing
I to erect any sort, of a shelter which
lis approved by the board of build
ling commissioners and it is ex-
period that he will work out a
i plan in conjunction with this com
J mission.
Chairman Frank L. Conlon of
t he board stated I hut there har.
been better cooperation between
I the Connecticut Co. and the city
I since Mr. liryan assumed the lead
ership of the N"v Hritatn division,
than there- ever has been, and
staled that reasonable petitions by
, him will be met hnlf way.
I Orange, smvt llulhling Mne
The abandonment of the build-
jtng line on Orange street was a'o ;
ia part of tlpi business of the meet- i
ting. The commission did not fee
jthnt it could act on the matter, be- ;
jing uncertain as to Its powers in;
1 1 hut connection. A report from the j
j chairman of the zoning comniisMon j
will he .secured, so that the public
'works board may know just what j
: powers it has.
A hearing on the nnoction of re-
moving the tive-Ci.ot building line 1
Ti:..ilt Oivngr j.treet jk held nifty
in tl-.e owning, upon petition of the!
;i'afnir Ityiirini; I'n. Nearly nil thej
residents idling that street weed in
opposition tu the proposed change..
i'l'lm Fsfnir Bearing o., petitioned
because of tie) fact that a structure
vlil-li i 1 1- linn is erecting on. Orange
sit-e. i ,jt,n,is ov,r the hmhiinpr line,
a t'.- ct which was not discov red un
til the building was w
SEE
WINDOW
DISPLAY
Are,
j DAV8DSON and LEVENTHAL
If n6 (T.
I or xnv rf
JOIN
THE
RED CROSS
mer
IN A SWEEPING
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
HAY AF-F
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Many of you are going to say "Why a Sale
now? You've always had your Sales in
January!" Well, here's our answer! The
weather to date hasn't been bitterly cold.
Many people have decided to wait. This
Three-Day Sale will give them a real incen
tive to buy now, as we've cut prices to where
they would ordinarily be in January.
ODD LOT OF 35
SPORT COATS
Some Fur Trimmed
Women's Silk and
Cloth
Former
Prices
To
$24.75
I Reg.
$10.00,
$15.00,
$19.75,
$24,75,
$29.00,
iresses
Sale Price
Former
Prices
To
$24.75
The Garments, of course, are of the better
grade. No one will dispute that. Our regu
lar prices are always as low as quality and
style will permit. No one will dispute that.
And because we've generously reduced prices
when the season is at its height, we are giving
the best Apparel Values in town, and no one
can dispute that! Come and Profit!
Women's Luxurious
Furred Coats
11
u
u
$12.00
$16.00
Girls' Coats (10 to 16)
PLAIN AND FURRED
$23.00
(2nd Floor)
JANUARY PRICES, NOW!
Reg. $14.75,
$16.75,
$19.75,
$24.75,
$29.00,
Sale
u
Price $12.50
$14.50
$16.50
$19.50
$22.50
Sale
it
Reg. $39.00,
$49.00,
$69.00,
$95.00,
$125-$195,
(2nd Floor)
ti
it
it
Price $30.00
$40.00
$55.00
$70.00
$100.00
tt
JANUARY PRICES, NOW!
(2nd Floor)
Falls Three Stories and
Lands in a Cemetery
r ei-,i;tery. Moore aros.
dirt fron his clothes.
, brushed the ; property owned by Kuf,ibro Gruca.
and walked ! Two cows perished In the lire but
I Lynn., Mass., Nov. 1;, tP)-llis
'hazardous occupation of window
-.vashe- at last landed Kdward K.
j Moore in a cemi tery. The 5ri-year-I
old worker was cleaning windows on
! t he outside of the Hotel Waldnn
I ., ... e.it-roay w iiin inssaieiy oen nioio
away. Aside from abrasions and n
slight scratch on his neck he was
uninjured.
I.VI1IM.I oi;i OI .111. KIMei
MIMHIW M It I IAS, I It.
New Britain Screen Mfg. Co.
t arl vi;i.i-ioc-, r il. I. .i din-on
Hot W Hil l. A I..
Tel.
The w ork was stopped, but p rmis
sion wtis given to continue the work
iiy to,- board of adjustment.
K inimbcriii West Main
Anoth-r Inaring was held on the
luuijer of chiipglng the numbers on
W'e.M Main .s'reet from Washington
:r. ' to lllgli street on the north
.-idelMol from .Main street to Houth
llich iti-eet on the south s-ide. Few
l.-.ndov. in r.1 were present, but thoso
ho i.ppeai-'-d were in favor of hav
ing tiie number? changed, provided
I'h.ii the tenants in the offic build
ii and stores haH siifticieiit no
e e. i was pointed out that many
!' these lepanta already hae a great
d.-nl of stiitionery printed and if the
e-inilei-. are change,! Uie numbers
on the lull heads and envelopes will
i It her Inir to be blocked out or
t m row n a v, a; .
I', .''cin, one of the owi.ers ot 'i-.e
j ,.kSloiial building stated that he
ould favor tin: change if the t,-n-ints
w re civi-n nine months. Louis
i:. Kaptia.-l, who was also pr- s in.
s'a'cd that he could probably come
to some .igreeiu. ut with Mr. Stein,
hereby it would nol b necessary
10 " tiiat length of lime.
: Th- boar-l cb-sircs to change tin-
' lojmb. r-, duo to 1h fact
iind he plunged three stoib
ground. Tlis fall landed
twecn two fomhstoecs in
Rockville Tobacco Sheds
Are Destroyed by Fire
Rockville, Conn., Nov. IS. Four
s to the sheds containing U acres ot tODac
li In, be- co and six tons of hay, were de
an old I slroyed by lire here last night the
scuers saved two horses nnd 150
chickens. The house near (he born
also was slightly burned. The dam
ago is estimated at S12.00.
For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts
In one family of 12 children, they
all have names beginning with "L."
Tha names are Lenora, Lydla, Lula,
Laura, Lee, Lemuel, Lillian, Luther,
Louis, Lucille, ester and awrence.
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"No SPSNSTERHOOD for Me"-
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J. D. DONAHUE
Voice Culture
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Mi!itii
M. C. LeWitt's
II'ST.MKS JLWKl.RY SHOP
Room t Main Street
New 'hone 31 UO
D. J. SULLIVAN
TEACHER OF PIANO
I'rliato In-ir'Klion
I'nr Appoilltlliellt I'll, MIC
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DENTIST
Dr. A. R. lohnson, D.D.S.
Ur. T. R. Johnson, D.U.S.
X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN
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n;ii:iy huincs.s hoiiiies arc bemg
reel". .) in that hK-alii. The change
-Mil I" from residence number to
i usin's1- numbers. At tho meeting
.of th board the proposition was appro-..
An n' l mut'er. that ( extending
;V.st l'-arl rfrect through to l-'rank-;io
s'luarc. was brought up nt the
iiicetnig and it was decided t" con
tinue eeiivltles on the proportion
nfier a lpse of several oare, this
i .ps. o-rurring In another depart
ment than the public work division.
1. .,s Mited that the board of coin- j
'pensiiifH and adjust n nt r etire an j J
-.-imate as to the probable ripen- f
of -.curing the land, aft-r which j
; 'tirth' r action will be taken. j J
A petition for a gasoline station
at the corner ot ltroad and Foo'l
mi-h-'s a rvfuted and a petition y
i 'or the erection Of one of these fta- !
imnifc at Kat Main and Olive s'rrets j J
,w.s labled. rern.iion was granted f
'or the erection of a station on GUn j
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The V.iO s'reet and the Winthrop
-triet t-er prepositions -rt ap
.roved and a recomnnndation LI
1 be sr,t to the common council that
the work be carried out.
' Map were received for a proper d
inew ptrr-et from Ports to Carmody
.frftr- The rhairntan o the bOird
.and Ci'y Knginer Jofeph Wt'i.inw
,i) inspect I''" land before a-"on
it taken.
TV? &4 WAf
m w
f IZJ
Sings the cute little
flapper, Fancy McDer
mott, who plays an
important part in the
story
Spinsterhoor
which starts in the
Herald next Monday.
."Spinsterhood"' is
an unusual story
about how a New
Britain girl solved the
great problem facing
the young woman of
today. Nearly all the
scenes of the story are
familiar spots to you.
FANCY
McDERMOTT
If you are not a reg
ular subscriber, order
the circulation de
partment of the Her
ald to start delivering
the naner to your
house today, for you will not want to miss a single chapter of
"SPINSTERHOOD"
A NEW BKITAIN STORY. STARTING MONDAY, NOV. 23
hysiotherapy Clinic
JAMES STRETCH, M.D., Director
This clinic, under the direction of a capable physician,
offers relief, and in many instances permanent cure,
to those affected with chronic or acute bodily iUs.
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Neuritis and
Muscular Inflammation
Neuritis and muscular rheumatism are common and often are very difficult
to treat with ordinary methods. They respond readily to Physiotherapy,
and this clinic offers relief to those suffering from these painful maladies.
Sore, inflamed or swollen joints and ligaments and sprains also are being
very effectively overcome by the use of electricity, heat and the ultra
violet ray.
Anemia
BlUoiisncss
Bladder Trouble
nioed Impurities
Dowel Plwirders
Bronchitis
Catarrh
Constipation
Cystitis
Pyajwpri"
I win
This Clinic Treats
Inflamed Gall BMder
Gastritis
Headache
Bean burn
neart Weakness
Hemorrhoid
, High blood Pressure
Insomnia
Intestinal Trouble
Liver Ovmrlalnt
loss of Enerjy
Low Blood Pressor
Lumbago
Xcrvousnees
.Neuralsl
Prostatic: Troubles
Rheumatism
Sciatica
Stomach Complaints
ktn IXscaMta
Throat Affection
Annointments for examination and treatment may be made by telephone.
e Call 3-7600
Hudson Bldg., Room 812,
Hartford, Conn.
57 Pratt St.