New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 5

4 cyl.—314x5 motor—Northway motor. Deleo Electric Lighting and Starting System. 122-in. wheel base—33x4 tires—demountable. Tep-Jiffy Curtains, speedometer, windshield, 11-inch head light. ! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1914. OAKLAND The most distinctive and beautiful car you can find $1200 Completely Equipped. let Us Show You This OCar R The Britton Company, Tel. Charter 2055. HARTFORD, CONN. 115-121 Allyn St PROHIBITIONISTS TO - 1linols Temperance Forces Jubilant Over Their Victories in Tuesday’s Elections, ' Chicago, = April 9.—Inspired their victories in the Illinois obtidn élections Tuesday, the temper- local @nce forces issued today a call for a | delegate convention to he held here ‘Aext Monday to formulate plans for a wet and dry vote in Chicago at ‘the mayoralty election next spring. * The Anti-Saloon league'eof Illinois, through its superintendent, F. Scott » McBride, announced that the enact- ° ment of;a law whereby the state would vote on the saloon question by counties instead of by townships would be made the chief issue in the HOLD CONVENTION by | legislative primary campaign this fall. Revised returns from Tuesday's lo- cal option elections in Illinois showed that_fifty-two of the 102 counties in | the - state are now anti-saloon" terri- tory. Twenty-two counties were added to the dry column. Thirty counties al- | ready were dry. MANSION IS BURNED. Suffragettes Set Torch to Orlands and Residence Is Destroyed. Belfast, Ireland, April 9.—Militant suffragettes continued their campaign {of arson in Ulster today by setting the torch to Orlands, an old man- sion near Carrickfergue, on Belfast Lough. The residence was burned'to the ground. The usual suffrage literature was found littered about the grounds. Native Eggs, 27¢ doz. Russell Bros. —advt. The Everlasting Cellar Steps > > te ’'Steps and Hatchway and you will have no trouble with a leaky, shaky entrance to your cellar. ALPHA Portland Cement, sand and harder and stronger each year. ALPHA™m Good concrete made of gravel, grows CEMENT is the brand we recommend. There are many kinds of Portland Cement, but ALPHA is always uniform, finely ground, exactly burned and thoroughly aged. Youare sure of good results when you use ALPHA; you can’t be sure when you use cements that are not guaranteed up to the government standard. Come in and ask for free copy of “Concrete [ in the Country.” Tt tells how to make steps, posts, walks, d:iveways, etc., the “everlasting” way and at low cost. SWifl & UII Lumber c., New Britain, Cona. your old furniture ‘ look like new % Come in and buy a fine Chinese’ Sy i bristle (10c) brush, to do the finishing with, and we will give you, without charge, so that you may make a trial yourself—a regular, full size 15c can of Kyanisa —enough to do over a chair or 2 is a wonderful finish to stand hard usa; staircases, and is also the best finish there is for interiorwoodwork, chairs, bookeases, desks, bedsteads—all kinds of furniture. Kyanize makes old woodwork look made especiall e on floors mz » .5 table., arrize . For Floor’a"mé'l :H»W:'o&vork > \ ; like ‘new.™ ft requires no stirring, dries quickly and does not chip, or turn white, It is easily kept elean and sanitary. Made in clear and seven popular colors, also white enamel. You can use it yourself | with wonderful results. - RACKLIFFE BROS. INC. . 250-256 Park Street, New Britain, Conn. PROF. CZERNY SAYS | RADIUM 1S CURE Heidelberg Surgeon Thinks It Prema. .| ture to-Substitute Element for Operations. Berlin, April 9.—Professor Czerny, | a ‘celebrated Heldelberg surgeon, pub- lishes in the current number of the ; Deutsche Revue a summary of the re-| svlts observed by him in 4,000 cases Of cancer treated by radium since 1906. His conclusion is that , cures have | undoubtedly been effected by means | they have been permanent in only some cases: | Prof. Czerny favors the acquisition | by the imperial' government of large ! supplies of radio-active substances for invalids entitled to the benefits of the | state insurance system. | He thinks it premature to substitute radium for operations and favors the | removal of cancers by the knife and | tken the application of radium for the | prevention of a recurrence of the growth. Professor Czerny treats su- perficial cancer with mesothorium, Native Eggs, 27c doz. Russell Bros. —adyt. BELL RINGER SUCCUMBS. Austin K. Jones, Noted Harvard Fig- ure, Passes Away, < Boston, April 9.—Austin K. Jones, the old Harvard college bell ringer, who retired in 1908 after fifty years’ service 'in that position without | missing an occasion, died at his home in Cambridge yesterday, aged 87 years. About fifty-five years ago? he | secured a position as janitor. Then he was promoted to bell ringer for' the college, and as class after class was graduated *‘Old Jones,” as he had become known to the students, was almost as familiar a figure in their memories as was John, the Orange- man. ! He built many fine pleces of furni- ture from trees in the yard and of pieceg ‘of old Harvard buildings, ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH. Services to Be Held This Evening and Tomorrow Morning. Services are to be held this evening | and toworrow morning at the St. Matthew's German Lutheran churéh on Franklin Square. This evening’s service will be in celebration of Maunday Thursday and will be held at 7:456 o’¢lock, Tomorrow morning’s service will begin at 10:30 o’clock, with a service preparatory to communion at 9:45 o’clock. Pastor Steege Will be assisted by the Rev. S, F. Haffencflug, of | Middletown. Communion will be served and there will be spécial music. Native Eggs, 27c doz. Russell Bros. —advt., EASTER PLANS CHANGED. Washington, April 9.—Plans for President Wilson's Easter trip have been changed. The party will go to Whité Sulphur Springs, W. V., im- stead of Hot ®prings, Va. as pre- viously announced at the White House. The purpose is to afford Mrs. Wilson rest and an opportunity to recuperate from her recent ill- ness. Pencils Free With “Bull” Durham. The manufacturers of famous “Bull" Durham tobacco have sup- plied all 1eading local tobacco dealers | Wwith handsome pocket pencils, for frec distribution to all who purchase “Bull”. Durham within the next few days. The pencils are fitted with a burnished gunmetal finish case which encloses the pencil while being car- ried in the pocket. This Faber pro- duction is a convenience which every tan will appreciate. One pencil is to be given free to each purchaser of a 5¢ sack of “Bull”. Durham. Al- ready the greatest selling article in the entire tobacco trade, *‘Bull” Dur- ham is still gaining every month. order to get in on this special free offer, while the supply lasts, users of radium apd mesothorium, although | In| Lynch’s Orchestra Good Friday Morning and Afternoon "BESSE-LELAND’S - THE LIVE STORE This Store Is AtAll Times a keliable Store, Deal- ing Only in Standard Merchandise at Cut Prices. Good Clothes and Your - Money’s Worth That’s all this live store or any other store can offer you-- but more than many give. By making gosd on every article sold--by selling only the best made at cut prices--this live -, - store has become rightly known as the greatest value-giving store in New Britain. s . Besides being a member of the Besse System, the largest clothingj organizaiion in New Engiand, enables us to give you the most for your money. ; ¢ Remarkably Fine Easter Suits $15, $18, $20, $22.50, - $25 to $30 Many lower priced s uits $6.85, $10, $12.50. Not the so- called “Tailored” kind but suifs that have style, fit, service and complete satisfaction guaranteed. If you can purchase one gl l:hese suits elsewhere, we will refund you twice the ifference, BALMACAANS. The latest Spring Tepcoat--they have the call. They’re not the kind that has no more “set” and “drape” than a meal bag. You will find none of that sort here. Prices $10 to $22.50. . BESSE-LELAND CO. 38 STORES 38 CITIES The Largest Clothing Organization in New England of “Bull” Durham are advised to make thelr parchases right away.— | l advt.