New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1915, Page 7

Reduction Sale at Drapery Dept. Big Price Cuts on All Odd Lots OF WINDOW CURTAINS OR DRAPERIE WHERE THERE ARE BUT TWO, OUR PAIRS OI' A KIND., IF YOU HAVE WIN- DOWS TO DRAPE ND NEED BUT THESE IBERS, THIS IS YOUR CHANCE T [ THIE HANGINGS MUCH LESS THAN THEIR REAL WORTH. PORTIERES, COUCH fered at special mark downs Here Are Quotations on some of the specials, them that will pay you well to buy now. LACET ARABIAN CURTAINS in lots of two, thr duced a pair. From $5.00 to to $5.95 m $9.00 to $7.50 Irom $10.00 Frem $41.00 (o $6.95 pair, And from $15.00 to $9.95 pair. tions. SCOTCH COVERS and Upholstery also of- for this Winter selling. but there are others, materials are lots of four pairs., re= rom $7.00 $7.95 pair. Good reduc- e or to. 1, reduced from ) to $1.89 pair. m $ 100 to $3.29 LACE pair. 3.00 to $2.18 hangings off great v buy now. From $1.50 reduced to From $3.00 to $: 'rom 0 to $2 pai ¥rom 8 i From $4.50 to $3.69 ir. rom $5.00 to $3.89 pair. pair. Better look up these big values. JRTAINS. A dainty nishing for Parlor windows. Re- duced from $1.00 to $3.29 pair. From $6.50 to $1.89 pair. And from $15.00 _to $12.50 per pair. ¥ CLUNY NET CURTAINS. \\hll(‘ and Ar From $4.00 to $3 95 pair. The 3-yard kind reduced from $5. $5.00 pair. From $7 to $5.50 pa Reduced from $1.00 to $2.95 pa I'rnm $. From 0 to $1.95 pair. From 50 to $5.89 p 95 pair. Worth aucnlm NET CURTAI White and Arab reduced from $1.25 rom $1.50 to $1.25 pair. From $2.00 to $1.69 pair. From to '$1.89 pair. From .00 to $2.39 pair. From $4.00 to’ $2.95 From $4.50 to $3.25 pair. Others werc $5.00, now $3.75 pair. These favorite chance for thrifty folks te s $1.00 o ds long, reduced From $4.50 to $3.79 to $4.50 to Ill NAISSANCE 00 to ¥From to §1 $2.50 pair. I"AVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAI N YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPT- 4 LY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. Berlin News AN mE—— | - $149,300 INCREASE IN ASSETS OF BANK “Burin Savings nstitution Makes| Public Annual”Statement (GROCER SUES KEMSINGTON PEOPLE | Pennis Negri Would $17 Case Not From Serrint Clark That the Savings lin past several the forty s made public is shown there 1t he deposits and undivided plus fund has been incre: past Pl 500 total in rapic bar i mc first an was in the a the to date the Dropped Says Gibney— and $3.554.59 in is shown very clearly in the ing table, which gives the number follow- . Alcorn and will make arrests if he of n get evidence to warrant them depositors, the amount of depos It is stated at the hospital and the surplus' amount at five " | Beckstrom is improving rapidly. intervals ' during its existence. i 3 ) 5 ! Merrill |Clark in Town. that Deposits -$4 .69 506,060.81 606,122.10 767,461.82 913,462.45 Incorporated 1873. The Berlin savings bank ual association, conducted benefit of its depositors. For the'] past five years, five per cent. inter- | est has been paid on all deposits. In- | George Baldwin, | corporated in the year 187 it began | sustained a minor business January 1, 1874 Divi- s legs vesterday dends are payable on the Iith kicked by a colt. January d July and the annual meeting is held about the middle of |, Bank commissioners consider institution as one of the strong- |- in the state Its officers are, Ifany Bulkeley A Surplus ¥ $38.500.00 Merrill Clark. manager of the 000.00 | American Paper, Goods plant at Chi- ,000.00 | €280, and u resident of this town up 70,000.00 | to about two vears ago, is vising here for a few da 75,000.00 | He was formerly a | traveling L Jan. | Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. representative for the lo- cal concern, but went west when the mut- for the | PAPEr Goods established the branch is a factory. Berlin Briefs, the expressma injury to one ¢ afternoon of Ken- Britain, Fred :gton, The Ladies* Wagner and have moved family 2 to New | Juiy. of | the est Sewing society Kensington Congregational will serve supper in the church par- lors at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. The rehearsal of the | Methodist church choir | on Thursday instead of ing this weck. Walter Hart and.family of Blue Colleen Bin Renaldis—Trolley Wil- Ed- surer, the president, c-president, secretary and tre tant treq irer, = Edward Al- . Francis Deming, Daniel 1. Brad- | 1k was unstinted Roger M. Griswold, Willinm Bul- n_ business during the | keley, Ernest W, Mildrum and Frank | Hills, are moving to New Britain. nths is evidenced in| L. Wilcox. The auditors are Iirvan | Mr. Hart is the cruller maker, inual statement which | H. Atwater and George B. Norton. A. W. Kempton of Westfield left this afternoon. ! The first day of this month < today for Philadelphia in the interests that during the past|the passing of exactly nine y ders. Frary and Clark com- an increase of $149, | Secretary and Treasurer Deming Britain S $146,000.62 in|sumed his duti at the bank the sur-|ability and success has much to do | The sur- | with the present excellent standing | ed by $36,- | of the institution, hasx that -of his | vears and the assistant, James J. Fitzsimmons at o $75,000, Kensington will be held Here. i Friday even- immons. Ber- by | 1 growth of the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel the M Elizabeth Helen Rohm of Berlin and Rev. and Mrs. Carleton lHazen of Kensington, were local representatives at | nieeting of the Congregational club at A. Fiske and es Wilcox and profits. five stand )eer Brings Sult. “The ized compileds January | Asseis. oans Loans nk tsh ‘ash more following itement | on Real Pers Stock Ordors Fle in Ban on hand Deposits . =arplus, Undiy H » ) led The Ba enormous onal. Profit Eristol last night. In his capacity as president, Rev, Mr. Fiske was. the presiding officer. Local thermometers registered eight degrees above zero at 8 o’clock this | morning. Through Attorne Dennis Negri, the Joseph G. Woods Kensington grocer, | has brought suit against Joseph, An- | gelina and Tony Renaldi of Kensington | to recover a bill of $172. Deputy Sher- iff James Ciark attached real estate of { the defenfants in Kensington this A. A. North of East morning. The case is returnable Canada on a busines: | fore the court of Bloah - 1u ) 5 Y pemdEio pag right's meeting of { March. ; Knights of Pythias. Berlin is in trip. init the be- ted East at last Berlin common Attends Cousin’s Funcrai. . K. Honi of iHartford thi 1fternoon to tfuneral of a cousin, Mrs. Harriet A. (Watrous) Honiss, widow of the lat Thomas A. who died Sunday in the capital She cighty years old i ¢ The fune was held at the | Mr% D- C. ¥ | yesetrday as Northam ial chapel, Cedar Hill ! faoopel of Beac cemetery, 2:30 o'clock. | Miss Susie Cobey Hartford after parents, Mr. and Beckley Quarter. has returned having visited Mrs. P. M. Cobey to her of Berlin went ' to attend the Mrs. visiting Stanley friends Rowley in of Beckley is Honiss, Middletown. city. was L Helen Webster of Niantic ter of Berlin guest of Mrs. Richard and vice The annual meeting of the ticut State Agricultural Connec- Switcher - society of Owing to the fact | freight has been taken off Middietown branch, the crew & Berlin cher is required to vear { work at 3:30 instead of 6.50 | mornings. is the nual ftem- or the 1914, but Very Busy. that the night | of the of the hegin | o'clock | town clerk’s off heard and officers eusuing y will for Reports elected be the SWit than la:t Native 33c doz. | —advt. eggs Russell Bros. Pasior Atiends Reunion, Rev. Samuel A, Second Cor IFiske, the sregational will attend a banquet and re- of the Connecticut alumni of | Amhcerst, which is to be held this ) ovening at the University club in ::‘ fartford. President Alexander iklejohn Amherst will be a speak pastor of : the church in Fstate. ... $830,050.00 | Leriin, 95.00 Liinion 5.00 OLD-TIME COLD CURE—DRINK TEA e~~~ Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks call it, “Hamburger Brust Thee,” at | any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores, relieving congestion. Also loos- ens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. It is inexpensive and entirely vege- table, therefore harmless. 10,000, 1,285 9,000. 0,544 Trofley Case Not Dropped. o Prosecuting Attorney William 1. $991,182.8 this morning made a sharp denial of article in a morning paper vesterday to the effect that he | had dropped the investigation into the accident in Kensington a few $001.1 weeks ago when Oscar Beckstrom of Growih. | New Britain lost his right leg. He of the bank b has consulted State’s Attorney Ilugh Gibney abilitios, S 3,462 nk's growth of the | church | have the | spent | Berlin will be held this evening in the | when | | | the | slven | lar Plainville News HOLY NAME SOCIETY 10 HAVE RECEPTION Completes Pians for Entertainment | 0 B¢ Given Tomarrow Night. JUDGE SMITH'S LECTURE A FEATURE Entertain Friends With Musical and Literary Program.—Placing Poles For Lights.—Can’t Get Revenue Stamps Here.—Ribs Broken. the to be town Plans for ten- the by reception tomorrow Holy were dered in hall evening members of the society friends completed today and this the committee in charge made program of entertainment in connection with the of Judge:Edward T.. Smith of ford, which is to be a feature the affair. The local society caliy, and it is expected that the members and their friends will tax the capacity of the hall. The recep- tion will begin at 8 o'clock The program to be. given under the direction of J. J. Graham is as fol~ lows: Address of Welcome—President William L, Caffert Opening Chorus—>Medley of Songs by Chorus of Thirty Vocal Solo—"A Fool There Miss Bertha Leonard. Vocal Solo—*“Songs of Ages,” liam Hayes. Vocal Solo—"Rack to the Carolina You Love,” N Helen Conlon. Recitatio The Aged Prisoner,” Catherine Vol Vocal Solo—"After the Roses Have Faded Away,” M. Leo Prior Vocal Solo—*“When I Dream 0Ol1d Erin,” Miss Anna Graham. Vocal Solo—“Sweet Old ~Rose,” Daniel Dunworth. Instrumental Selection—Otto Rose Miller and Anna Bell. Vocal Solo—"Good Night, -Girl, Good Night,”” Eugene seur. Closing Mexico” and | Free.” Introductory Walsh. Address—Judge FEdward L. Remar Rev. Willlam P covne. Vocal Solo- Your Mother,"” ton. Recitation—Vincent Glynn. Vocal Solo—'Mother N Char Prior lecitation—Daniel Dunworth Vocal Duet Autumn Time,"” Anna and Julia Graham. will he accompanied hy ham, pianist and Eugene and John Fitzgerald, vio- Name to their morning public to be lecture Hart- of is strong, numeri- Popu- Voices Was Wil- of and Little LeVas- Off Ireland’'s Chorus—'* “When They're ola Remarks—Rev, H. T. Smith. Kil- Forget Pres- Can’t Kathryne ¥ ou Miss achree,” James . | l.e Vasseur lir The dancing Install After United succeeded placing of arranged to program committee has follow the Poles For a delay of several months the Electric Light company has in getting a start in the poles for electric lights which the town ordered tor Ledge road and Red Stone hill. An order for the lights was given to the com- pany by the selectmen last fall but there. was a delay in carrying it out owing to the inability of the man- agement to get the necessary poles in position. The company was not anxious to hurry the work anyway, especially on Ledge road, as the few lights ordered for that place were to be scattered to such an extent that a large outlay of money would attend the erection of poles and stringing of wires. The re- turns for the investment will be meagre and unless the town increases the number of incandescents it will be a long time beforc the order will mean a profit for the company. Lights in both sections for which orders were placed are badly needed and the installation of the bulbs will make an improvement of incalculable value. Can’t Get Revenue: Stamps. National bank discontin- ued handling revenue stamps, local people have complained strongly about the failure of the government to provide a depot for the stickers for their convenience. Under present conditions local users of the stamps have to go to New Britain or Hartford for their supply and as a result they are sometimes put to trouble. ¥ Some of Lights. Since the the local merchants and others who have occasion to the | stamps in connection with the war tax recently levied consider it peculiar that the government would adopt a | law and at the same time place many obstacles in the way of servance. May Not use 50 Aceept Policy. That there is a possibility that *he chntract for compensation insurance made a week Ao with the Aetna com- | pany of Hartford will not be accepted | is admitted by the selectmen, the | firm's representatives having advised | that the policy will first have to be | passed on by the board of underwrit- ers. The question as to the right to make a contract under the underwriter's rules is caused by irs cutting of rates, the policy accepted by the selectmen calling for an annual expense of but $113 for all employes of the town, compared with $600 the | price originally quoted by all compan- ies company’s The Travelers company carried the insurance last year and it is the con- tention of the Aetna people that the old contract did not conform with (hs] | For | considerante | €1€5 | lgious | different Brlght and Happy Happy yvoungsters healthy The digestive organs of ) ‘ children get out of order as readily ) | as do those of their elders, and the | result is equally distressing. When the bowels are clogged with an cumulation of refuse from wch the child naturally comes cross and fretful from discomfort, and is often punished for temper when medical attention is really what is needed. The chup the Children ac- the he- the stoms next time nd unhappy try Dr.. ¢ mild combination of Iv(ll with pepsin, recommended cause of i all opiate or ) anad its gentle in drug yvour child without appar- ent laxative, { re giving it a mild ‘adwell's Syrup asant tasting simple laxative and is especial- for children freedom from narcotic drugs action. It is sold in stores cverywhere A free trial bottle can be obtained writing to Dr. W. B, Caldwell 2 Washington St.,Monticello, Tlls. son, ples be- by governing board’s rules ecither.Hence | its rights to cut the rates at this time. | Foreigner While he admits there may be no | connection between the two, Baggage Master Richard Lambert is having difficulty in disassociating the murder Rev. Joseph Zebris in New Britain from a foreigner who boarded a nortn bound train at the local passenger station yesterday morning ! The man spent some time at (he station awaiting the arrival of his train his actions were pe- | culiar. He appeared very nervous and | seenied to be under a big strain. ' He | walked up and down the platform | wringing his hands and nervously looking about as if he feared some one was following him. | At the time Mr. Lambert had ns | knowledge of the crime in New Brit- | ain. Subsequently on learning of the | ing of the priest he recalled mysterious stranger and thought it | ible that he was one of the assas- | sins The ma‘ter has been reported to the police and with other possible clues will be investigated. Had Ribs Broken. William N. Chichester, an aged res ident, is confined to his home on Bi- cycle street suffering from injuries Monday when he fell in on’s Clock shop in Forestville where he is employed. Two of his ribs were broken and he was painfully | bruised. His injuries will keep him laid for several days Bricf Ttems. paper b Looked Suspicious. of and most the | up | savd hompson’s.— | Wall [ advt. Mrs. Clark Alvord and Spargo of Bridgeport are visiting at | the home of Mrs. B. B. Morse of | Byoad street | Miss Helen Prior is confined to Her | home on South Washington street by illness. | The P. D. ( sale at Mrs. E. C. club will give a mili- tary whist Friday evening in Grange hall The grange semi-monthly whist | is scheduled for this evening. The ILadies’ Benevolent society of | the Congregational church will serve supper in the church parlors this eve- ning Wall advt paper sale at Thompson's.— | Native egg: Russell REFUSES 70 AL COUTS ARRAGE Bros. Rota Innunu Ho fls De Caslcllanc- = Geuld Contract Sl Bmdzng. | , Feb. 10, 4:55 a Rota Tribunal has rciccted Boni De Castelldne’s suit for nulment of his marriage to Ann Gould, now the duchess of Talleyrand according to a special despatch from | Rome. Arguments in the third { of the were vesterday after which the court its decision Par m.—T h.»:‘ Count the an- trial | closed announced case Pending Since De 1910, stellane’s appeal to thee courts for the annulment of his marriage to Anna Gould has been pending ince 1910. Under the’ ec- clesiastic judicial system before a re marriage is annulled the c: heard three times by the bunal, each time by thre judges, and two decision must favor a contegtant before the judgment is final.#In the case the present Duchess of Talley- rand has won two of these decisions. 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