New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1914, Page 4

o : ticeable When Proper Aid . to Nutrition Is Given. A low state of the general health is now, the accepted cause of backward- ‘ness in children. So in the case of a backward child it is best to look towards building up!its health. It will usually be found that the main trouble is in the food, in lack of assimilation and digestion. Hence care ‘should be teken in the kind of food given to the child. ‘' This, with plénty ‘of air and eXercise, should bring about a change tor ‘the- better. Watch the condition of the bowels, te passed off or not, or whether it is being passed .too freely. If either, condition prevails give. a small dose f that gentlest of all laxative-tonics, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Thou- sunds ' of mothers will testify to the wonders it has wrought in the lives of their own children, and for that reason legions of families like those of Mrs. Daisy McBroom, Hillsboro, Ind., are never without it in the house. She is the mother of Lucile and has been using Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for Lucile since she was two. Mrs. McBroom says it saved Lucile's life. It is the standard family medicine in the McBroom home. Tt is pleasant to the taste and so rerfectly safe that it is given to in- fants, and yet is equally effective for arown people. All druggists sell it he Mind Expands note whether the waste is being: by NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAL D, FRIDAY, MAY i As Health Returns | Quick Improvement is No- LUCILE MCBROOM, one dollar.a bottle, the latter families who need it regularly. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has no equal as a cure for constipation, in- digestion, biliousness, headaches, sour stomach, gas on the stomach, liver trouble and. kindred complaints. It has so many advantages that those who once use it forever after discard cathartics, salts, pills'and other coarse remedies, for they are seldom ad- visable and should never be given to children. Families wishing to try a free sample Hottle can obtain it postpaid rgssing Dr, W. B. Cald.welllll, 41; for Washington St,, . Mbnticello, postal card Wwith your name and ad- dress on it will do. and the price is only fifty cents and ———— e e TRANSPLANTING SEASON. ten days to two weeks late, in the case of shade-grown. ued cold weather is responsible. Reports From Connecticut Tobacco Belt State It Will Last 2 Weeks. Hartford, May 15.—Réports from the Connecticut tobacco belt are that the transplanting season will be from ing of the crop. Many new bars have been erected. # Don't Be Fooled— ™™ w Get What You Ask For ‘When ask dealer for Duff: Pure Mflmm’?fimw Ieert him giv{ ;ou any other. Unscrupulous merchants some- times take advantage of the nation-wide pop- ularity of; Pure Malt Whiskey \ by off imitations and substitutes of the genu- 's to make ofits, Many even go k cheap concoctions Duffy’s.” Dutfy’s Is Never Sold In Bulk — -m-mflpinmledlmfla Shun all im- ol D etinalahing points o the gentine Datly bov- s| points on the genuine - with which-you should familiarize yourself. See t the seal over the cork is unbroken—that 0:!‘ e and monogram are blown in the bottle, an the label bears our trade-mark of the “Old ¢ . Chemist” and the signature of the Company. , “ @ot Dufty’s and Keep Woll.” except Contin- Tt may not, however, affect the matur- It is estimated that the acreage hereabouts will be largely increased, some of the heavy growers placing it as high as fifty’ per cent. - NOW IS THE TIME TO " 'ORDER CLOTHES For Yourself and Family And pay for them in small payments that you - will hardly miss on your weekly income. » Cash Equals Credit at Our Store ' JELE and__.__. A CLOTHES 1 THE & week WHOLE FAMILY Ladies and Men’s Clothing in all lated styles Hats, Shoes and Clothes for the young ones’ all at | Cash Prices On Our Easy Pay- ment Plan. Our business is strictly confideng‘l. § { Bosten Clothing Store 71 CHURCH STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. INEW THERTER ONSIT OF OLD EANDMARK Building Which gcofl 01 Man Street Was Visiied by Indians. Another of New Britain's land- marks has now pagsed out of ex- istence with the razing Df'the old wooden building adjoining the Hotel Bronson, just north of Hon. George M. Landers’ Main street. residence. These land-marks of “ye olde.time towne of New Britain” are fast pass- ing out of being and it will be but a matter of a few years when the last of them will be but a thing of the dim past. Concerning the structure which P. S.’McMahon has had demolished in or- der to erect in its stead a new mod- ern and up-to-date motion picture house, there is a -history of interest to the public of the city. It was here that Darius Miller, the dean of New Britain’s business men, first began s tive business. = Miller Opens Business. In 1850 Mr. Miller, then a young man but twenty years of age and in frail health, first opened up a dry goods store. At that time his was the only dry goods store in the city, all the other ventures in that line having met with signal failure. Young Mil- ler and Stephen Strickland went into partnership and conducted the store for three' years, Mr. Miller in the meantime recovering his health. Buys Out Strickland. In remarking upon the old store and its business, Mr. Miller states, with a twinkle in his eyes, that his partner did not do much work and after they had conducted the busi- ness for three years he decided that he wanted to go into business in a block now occupied by the N. M. Cohen estate. Mr. Strickland was op- posed to this change unless he should receive an additional salary for his services. As he didn’t do any work, Mr, Miller offered to buy out his in- terest in the store. His offer was ac- cepted and since then Mr. Miller has ‘conducted his place alone. ) - Was Visited By Indians. However, the old building that has Just been razed has a history that ex- tends far beyond the early days of Mr. Miller, One of its first uses, as recalled by Mr. Miller, is that in the old days Henry North used the build- ing as a place where he was wont to string beads. These beads he Extra Special | EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN COATS AND SUITS. - Women's Fine Tailored Suits, new models, $12.50 value. SATURDAY ONLY . Women's and Misses’ Fine in All the newest shades and $12.00 values | saAturRDAY ing waist manufacturers SATURDAY ..,.ov.... 3 Fromen's Mypiing Gowns, winations ‘sups——59c values. . ‘b SATURDAY . URDAY. alllSATURDAY, each e §7.49) rui swea Bieachea 'sneeg Coats, reproduced from the most exclusive models $10 $5.98 Women’s White Shirt Waists, sam- ple lines of 100 Waists from the lead- and| apeny REDUCED ESPECIALLY FOR SAT- Turkish| 14e ‘ Extra Lgrge . Bleached Towels, . worth 21c. “q0d 9c &dod Muslin, 10c ¢otton, worth 50c. SATURDAY ......... Pillow Cases, 45x36," worth Tic SATURDAY, eaeh .. g = ./ Crochet _P€& Spreads, go. ’\\~ort.h Vatues"I¥miiN's WEAR Fine Neglighe. Shirts, erus, justifke the ones you vhere $1.00 for. 69(: Un new |pay . e z SATURDAY .. \ would import from abroad and after stringing them in the store he would sell them to the Indians who used to visit the place. ‘Was Ladies’ Seminary. Between the time that the place | was used by Mr: North and was oc- cupied by Mr. Miller, it was used as a young ladies’ seminary. Mr. Miller, who remembers the school mistress well, " having known her personally, says that he cannot recall her name, but remembers that she was *“as nice an old lady as ever was.” Following the years during which the structure was used by Miller and Strickland, the building has-been gc- cupied by various and divers concegsis. It has been used as a store, autotho- bile and bicycle shop, picture gallery, shooting gallery and many other forms of business house uatii’ Mr. Mc~ Mahon decided to erect a new theater in its place. L @ther OId; Places. g Most. of the old time land marks about the city have disappeared, but a few are still left. The Lee place, across from St. Mary’s church, Is about 275 years old and has an In- teresting. history, as had. the Hotel Bassett. Although the front of this building ig>comparatively new, in the rear is the original structure where a store used’to be kept. In those days thére was g .path ing from about the corner of Main' Myrtle streets away to 'the northwWest, towards Slater road and the mduntains, ana g | | down this path come;to visit the 's| chases and trades. It is expected thdt the new dem- ocratic town committee will be called together in a few days for the pur- pose of organization. It is believed that W. F. Delaney will be re-elected chairman and Martin C. Connolly is being talked of for secretary. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The secret of keeping young—is to reel young—to do this you must watch your liver and bowels—there’'s no need of having a sallow complexion— dark rings under your eyes—pimples —a bilious look in your face—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent. of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. @d- wards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards’' Olive Tablets, the substitute for caiomel, are gentle in their action, vet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoved by everyone, by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets by tReif olive color. 10c and 26c per ' bbx The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Ohio. All druggists. Fine imported All Linen Table| Sh““e""" Yine - Balbriggan 3 Damash, worth 75c. P Shirts and Orawses__docy~ ‘SATURDAY, vard .... 49c|vole. SATYRDAX : Fine Bleached Mercerized ' Table| Men's Fins Silk Lifly Half Hose, 25c. SATURDAY, Mefi's Cotton Half and seamless, worth BATURDAY, a pair WOMEN'S HOSIERY AND UNDLi-| WEAR SPECIALLY [UNDEK PRICED FOR SATURDAY. Women's Fast Bia Seamless, Hose, worth 12c. ¢ SATURDAY, a pair . 7¢ & with garter tops worth & q ¢ 19c. . SATURDAY .... 12'71(0 ¢, Woten's Summer T esp) _Bnish, worth 15c, SATURDAY ............., ¥omen’_Fine Lisle Vesfs, in as- sorted Shapes and il sizes Worth 19 and more. 1 SATURDAY . 12/30 Women's Fine Liste ,Union . Suits. perfect fitting, asgorted styles Worth 59 to 69c. o Damask, satin finished, worth ssc 25c value. 1 5c 50c. SATURDAY, yard . SATURDAY a pair #Where you will find a complete seconds. Look ot)'er these items and comp; ALL COPPER, NIOKEL s CUR*%I S¥RETCHERS %4 Kagastavle, 1t any, size ourtain. Rustless pins. Plated Tea Ket- y tles, sizes 7, 8 or * 9. Reg. '$1.25, $1.39, $1.49. Opening Price 89c WINDOW SCREENS Park frames Light frames 4 Y I3 GALVANIZED WASH TUBS 85¢ PN IE LS SCREEN WIRE wide " wide . wide wide wide wide : wide! ¢ Long handle, . ENAMEIAVARE 1s not cheap at.any:price if it is'# we can sell you high grade dependable Wfllu at satisfactory. £ » : i g P - STRAIGH SIDE 6TOCK 2 AND 3 PINT DOUBLE Pots, 8 45d.10 quart sizes. £ A s !oflb;-. Regulr #3c a egfilar 49c and 59c¢, al 49¢; ¢ s ¥ ’ Regu'agly $3:00 at *° P, ) ‘ £ A Wi o Castrls, SATURDAY .... Tecessary items for your kitchen or pantry at prices less than you e our values with those offered elscwherc. Th INVERTED GAS téml’l‘s A1l complets, | ready to lght. '+ Wieht aya aur- “able, _absolatety gim % F eanitdry, ! % % ¥ gream mx\s ; T § or inferfor merc ong of/ these Crnst the director general of which furnishes the following resume: Horse Power Available. Caracas consumes at the present moment on an average of 1,600 horse power of electricity during the day VENEZUELAS RICHES) = v " — night. There i8 in. reserve about Elcatric POWer 107 INGUSITIES U con count spon 060 noree power an ished by Waterfalls. already available. But, according to the estimate above mentioned, this 18 X Washington, May 15.—White coal is the term now quite generally applied by no means the limit of electric power within easy reach ofithe city. to the sources of supply of eléctric power. The significance of the idea Only a few miles outside of- the city is plainly evident when it is. considered are waterfalls, El Encantado, with 1.200 horse power; Los Naranjos, with that in nature a fall of water can be in most cases utilized for the produc- “WHITE:COAL” AMONG 1,900 horse power; Lira, with 750 horse power, and Mamo, with 4,800 horse power already equipped with ap- paratus but not to the fullest capacity. Then other falls or swift streams not quite so near Caracas, but within easy transmission distance, have been de- monstrated to have a capacity of at least 21,5600 horse power, which added 10 the above supply will allow the city when there is need for it at least 30,000 horse power. Flectric Supply Ample. As Caracas Is a capital with a popu- lation of 75,000, it will be seen that ite electric supply is ample for all ite immediate needs. Within the last few years these requirements of the tion of electricity. An esuma.m‘h'aa recently been com- pleted of the energy immediately. available in the hborhood' of Caracas, Venezuela, and tatement regarding it has just been.::&m'zhe Pan-American Union, amount” of electric electric currents have uwre&a con- i siderably, Caracas hag a first class modern trolley car hranch line running across suburbs, The entire city is avell illus minated with electric ight, télephone lres extend wide distances into the ccuntry and many of the fa X ad using electric power for the m: il ly &l- with which the work-is done. fi’ In addition to this water g ready enumerated there is power available still further awa; cas but within trustworthy tre sion distance. The natural waterfalls are ‘very nu there. ave unlimited oppo: artificial retention of wat #nd storage reservoirs, ysue of the capital and of*w... whci- pal cities llke La Victoria, Puerto Cabello, Valencla and very man others in the interigp of the republi¢. In fact, most of them are today using electricity to run their factories and smaller machine shops. Glassware Plant Started. As gn instance of the advantage taked of this abundance of “white ccal? in Venezuela it can be stated thaf in the last month a large crystal and gladsware manufacturing plant has been started in Caracas. The gembination of cheap power by elec- tricity and of raw material that has ‘been shown to be suitable for the manufacture of articles of this kind 50 novelties. ~, J SATORDAY -1 8 . nd Buckles, Wollth 25¢. Women’s Fine /Gauze Lisie no;:éATuRDA\' i R S ’Bhadow Laces| all new patterng, 6 to 12-in. wide, to 20c yard, SA’ }' ‘27-inch Flou SATURDAY patterns, worth' 15c. SATURDAY', ydrd ........ wnemgwl':h a e [ pen's FinelSilk Gloves, 16 bgt- gth, worth$1.00. 590 RDINARY, LOW PRICES LACES, NECKWEAR AND , JEWELRY. j “apd’ short Beads. Y- in assorted Pins 10¢ Women's A lot of-Je orth 12%c RDAY, yd /. ing, all o 10c ngw pat- terns, .worth SATURDAY, yai Fine All Silk idey, worth 2 o - 45iin. Fine Founcindgle-beay pay for inferior, n trade where values are best. | INV] OR UPRIGAT Gds Mantles. Regular, 10c, now, 5¢ each Ndt more than:$ to a customer. 51 4 %, Bottom WASH BOILERS 8 9. Regular §1.25, $1.39, $1.00 encouraged. lbeal ecapl! ¥ to \sh; these Works to the in fy demand for suci”groucts- B Gou L; very gemarkable results a being obtained/ treating stom: 4 liver and intestinal troubles with pure vegetable oils, which exert a dununh; soothing and purifying action upon the lowes Bowels, removing the obstructions of poisonous fecal matter and T”. and reventing theit absorption by the bloed. is done, the food lowed free pas- #age from the stoma fermentation ceases and stroubles quickly dis- ‘appear. George H. Mayr, for twul:yd }"'e_nl I: leading Chicago druggist, cur: self .. and n’u of his friends of stomac] inle‘llinll troubles :f year: standing by this treatment, and so suc- cessful .wl the remedy he devised that it has since been placed in the hands of druggists all over the country, who have sold thousands of bottles. Though absolutely harmless, the of- fect of the medicine is sufficient to con- vince any one of its remarkable effect- iveness, and within 24 Iluu:"tb‘ sy fferer feels like a new person. X on- derful Stomach Remedy is now W here by Ryker-Hegeman CO .