New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1915, Page 2

HE with cal sort ¥ that .;nfi!fily as is the jns of stop- Sspecially in en, wheroe all that is can reach price is g Store | Corner” s—adv Bassett the at e of ok with ts. Seaman Bturned to his A, 0. 1., will persary with o fparish hall on | week. pf Doric C oun- eld last ni rt street, who | Trestle pond Day supper of the Stan- st night by ' Aid society. itations and d. Relief Corps of readings ory. of Abra- ing vesterday s were made o be held in ening. ... 3 pe initiated hy ree team at endly, No. 45 y-five tourn- shortly. ruff clcb will evening at pple, 40 Wal- he Hardware himni will be ight. es' Ald socle- aptist church fat the home 49 jiled notice of meat market fatore Geradi. tertained the he Independ- his afternoon home, No. 9 querade com- lodge will be fhome of Mrs. ealth avenue. Riley, John n have re- Beminary s Seminary, pending the ing at a con- ht under the yle O’Reilly D.D.S. {ing next when Dr. jon the { office | Oto Griswold | FARNED. LECTURER APPEARS HERE SOON Dr. Thomas Grucn Engauod by Parents’ and Teachors” Assn. The fourth and final entertainment of the United Parents’ and Teacher: association will be given Tuesday even- Thomas E. Green, lecturer, traveler and author, appears at the Central Grammar school hall. For the past ten years Dr. Green has been one of the leading lecturers American platform. Ile has been sought, not alone by lecture committees as their leading and ways successful number. but Civic clubs, scientitic societies and national political parties. Popular magazines take everything he can find time to put in written form. During 1911 anad 1912 ed ourney around the world. the spring of 1913 he visited Panama and the historic islands of the Spanish Main He has seen and sovereign prime ministers, cat governors. ecclesiastics, ] nalists, revolutionists, students, ple of cvery sort, in order to facts and study conditions. It has been said that no man in America h: a wider and more diver- sified knowledge of current events than” Dr. To this is power of description; he complet- peo- obtain al- | | interviewed | added a | ana | E*vents Tonight . ] | “He at the With His ceum, Fell in Love Russwin 14 moving at Vaudeville and Keeney pictures at of Star Moving pictures Fox's. meeting @ Regular of Good ! Will Lodge, Stanley Works Hartford. of girls in Hotel Bond, Banquet office at Meeting of Court Friendly, No. 15, of A. initiation. at Hotel Columba, hanquet of Court tile. Annual Bond, | Hartford, | ters of ¢ - Meeting of of the A. O home B L strect anniversary committee H. at 8 o’clock at the Hannon, 129 Camp and at Second Plaza mar social Social club hall. of & dance Holmes Hoff- In | Banguet and theate ford of the Corbin department. party in rew £ Martha Masonic hall L O. of Meeting o S, in | ficers chapter, Mceting 1 Meeti the dinanc of committee on g Elmo of Meecting of St, Conferring lodge, K. e second degree. an eloquence of speech that have he- | proverbial. “Americs Peacemaker’ the subject | he will lecture here. FINED FOR NOT CLEANING V¥ come World's upon which is WALK Briethev Said e was Sick Unable to Shove! OX the Snow. Refusai to having h expensive for pay his $2 fec for sidewalk shoveled proved Otto Briether, of No. Glen street, for he s fined $3 and costs by Judge James T. Meskill in police court this morning. Officer Anthony Walen tenants who lived in Briether’s house, testifled that from last Wednesday until 10 o'clock Sunday morning the walk was not cleared off. The ac- cused said this was necause he was sick. The excuse was in vain, how- ever, and the fine was meted out. Mortimer Rhodes drove up to the police, station early today with Huis- sippi Motti in tow. He chgrged the Italian with stealing a half cord of wood. from him but investigation showed that the wood was stolen in Farmington. the local police have no jurisdiction in the' case. Two small boys, Leon Marenchek and Theodore Schultz, a:rested Officer McCabe for stealing sleds, wera algo in court today. The former was committed to the reform school but judgment was suspended. Judg- ment was also suspended in the case of the Schultz boy. Ham and eggs for breakfast. Buy your ham where you will, but get the eggs at Russell Bros.—advt. STANLEY WORKS BANQUET. The young women employed in the office of the Stanley Works will have their annual banquet tonight at the Hotel Bond, Hartford. Fift; persons will leave on the 5:30 o'clock car. Miss Margaret Holtzhauser will be the toastmistress and the members of the committee in charge are Miss Louise Hornkohl, Miss Mildred Brum- baum, and Miss Jennie Kallgren. To Oure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE’S signa- ture is on each box, 25¢.—advt. PLAN BANQUET DHETAILS, The committee in charge of the annual banquet of the Ex-Councilors’ association of the O. U. A. M. of Hartford county to be held in the banquet hall of the New Britain Coun- cfl will meet this evening to arrange the final details. The committee in charge of the whist to be given by New Britain ccuncll also will meet to make preparations. You Have the Girl the Valentines to Send Her. ATIONERY DEPT. KINSO G CO., 169-171 MAIN STREET —the | and | not | zius, and two | Motti is being held for | i the ‘Farmington 'authorities = as by | three | Annual dance | Hardvare City | alumni. of the College in l m!lh s hall Business the No. dance Britain Masquerade | elub by New BAP 0 at lodge, at Swedish TLuth- the T.uther league. of Lexington lodge, T. Conferring of friendship Entertainment ! eran church hy 2 de- | . Meeting 10 3 grec. of the Woodruff at the home Walnut street Meeting club 8 o'clock Ripple, 40 at Meeting ner hall of "Turner society at Tur- Meeting of Journeymen Barbers, Meeting of Star of Good Will lodge, of B., in Electric hall. Emmett club. Meeting of Meeting lodge, No. at Arch of Sir 429, Sons street. Drake George, I'rancis of St. A Russian Honeymoon" to presented at High school auditorium by the New " Britain Teachers’ dramatic cast. bhe “The ' Unity home wealth masquerade committec of Rebekah lodge will meet at the of Mrs. Louis Bell, Common- avenue. First annual banquet of Adkins as dociation in Electric hall. Meeting of committee in annual banquet of Ex-Councilors sociation of the O. U. A. M. ‘1ord county. or fried, scrambled or or eat them raw. Native strictly fresh, 33c doz. Russeil 301 Main street.—advt. Boiled poached, eggs, Bros., Large Attendance Social Given by Knights of Columbus. The dance at and whist given by tha Knights of Columbus last night at Booth's hall was an immense success both financially and socially. During the early part of the evening wh was enjoved by those present. C. J. Berry and Mrs. P. F. srectively, captured the second ladies’ prizes, while Dr. Dra won first gentlemen’s prize and the second gentlemen's prize went ¥. J. Moran. | The hall was prettily the occasion with blue, white and vellow streamers, while green floral trimmings hung from all the chan- deliers about the hall. Lynch’s or- chestra furnished the music to si teen dances. Russell trimmed for Native —advt. eggs 33c doz. ADKINS ASSOCIATION The first annual banquet of the Ad- Iins Association will be held tonight in Electric hall. A program of Lincoln speeches and songs has been arranged. The committee in charge includes Miss T.. A. Schuetze, chair- man; Mrs. E. Hoag, C. Barrett, W. . Tyler, and Thomas Crean. Wife” | Daugh- | of TRoland | club | | terest and aiscounts to schools charge of | of Hart- Affair | the Hart- | shipping | of | | | to | BANQUET. | { harvest at Shuttle Meadow | local || @t Bros. | | brating Frary | has { belligerent Avoid Impure Milk for Infants and Invalids Ask For HORLICK’S It means the Original and Genuine | MALTED MILK ({ Olficid are The Food-Drink for all Ages. Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infants, invalids and growing children. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged. T%%F " Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S COUNCIL PUTS 0. K. ON $260,000 BONDS Also Passed Unanimously Plan to Offer $1,000 for Slayers of Priest and Housckeeper. The issuance of bonds amounting to $260,000 was authorized by the com- mon council at a special meeting last night. Of that amount $170,000 was for school bonds with which to pay for the erection of the Vocational High school and $90,000 was for the expansion of the sewer system. There was no opposition to endors- ing Mayor Quigley’s offer of -$1,000 reward for information which will re- sult in the arrest and conviction of the murdererrs of Rev. Joseph Zcbr and his housekeeper, Iva is, and the measur was without debate. An additional appropriation of $100 was vated the water commissioners for the purpose of continuing the ice lake. The oners reported having ar- vested 2,500 tons. They were unable to estimate the cost of repairing the machinery which had broken down. The $400 will be taken from the pub- lic works appropriation. The following transfers were made: from streets to sewer maintainance, $3,000; streets to schools, £5,710 in- £290; chool, $4€G0; in- L] passed commi street sprinkling to cidentals to charities, $4,000; health to ice plant, §2,500; Interest and dis- colnts to salaries, $1,210: ir.terest and discounts to taxes, $1,010; total $18,- 510. Councilman V. B. Chamuerlain was elected a member of ihe committee on supplies and printing. Councilman John Stadler, Jr.,, was elected a mem- ber of the committee on ordinances. Councilman Dolan reported that newspapers had granted a con- cession of fifteen cents per inch for the initial insertion of city advertising to the committee on supplies and printing. The report was accepted. LIST OF PATENTS. List of patents issued from S. Patent Office, Tuesda 1915, for the State of furnished us from the office of Sey- mour & Earle, solicitors of patents, 129 Church street, New Haven, Conn. R. C. Cole, assignor to The Johns- Pratt Co., Hartford. Electric switch. A. B. Danner, Bridgeport, Christ- mas tree stand. W. F. IPassett, a sonia O, & C. strip material. P. R. Greist and E. J. Haven, assignors to The Co. Safety razor, F. I. Kimball, nor to Sargent Padlock, G. A. King, assignor to Scovill Mfg. Waterbury. Tack-fastened but- the U. February 9, ignor to the An- Co., Ansonia. Reel for Boyler, New Grelst Mfg. West & Co., Haven, New assig- Haven. ton. S. Lake, Milford. assignor Torpedo Roat Co., of Maine, port. Rallast controlling appa W. B. Lashar, Bridgcport. tire-grip. . 1. Laum, assignor to Berbecker & Rowland Mfg Co., Waterville. Cur- tain rod and bracket. €. Mettler, New Haven. Nashua Card, Gummed Paper Co. Drinking cup. # J. Molina and H. Asor, New Haven. Truit and vegetable juice expresser. J. N. Reynolds, Greenwich, and . F. Baldwin, gnors to Western Electric Co. Sequence switch. C. B. Smith, New Britain, assignor to Worcester Metal Goods Co. Hinge C. E. Woods, assignor to American \phophone Co., Bridgeport. Cali- device for speed indicators machines. Designs. ssignor to New Britain, to Lake Bridge- atu Ghain S0 g assignor ‘to and Coated for talking o Landers, Display Moberg & Clark, stand MEET AT THE HAGUE. avre, Via. Paris, Feb. 1. 6:20 a, —The International Socialist bureau summened dcelegates both from and neuatral nations to met at The Hague. They will con- fer separately and later hold a gen- eral assembly if one can be arranged. m. 23c doz. Russell Bros. Native advt, oggs | Mayor's Gilman- | Connecticut, | } lean, | would compel all pool rooms to close i that it Lof thirty More healthful than tea or coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Keep it on your side board at home. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. NO OPPOSITION TO POOL ROOM BILL But New Haven Lawyer Does Not Approve of Scnator Klett's Loan Shark BIillL | At a hearing of the judiciary com- mittee of the senate held at the state | capitol yesterday Senator George W. Klett's two bills in reference to checking the ravages of loan sharks and to closing pool rooms at 1:" o'clock instead of 1 o'clock were taken | up for hearings. ! There was absolutely no opposition to the bill which, if made a law, their doors at midnight, and because of this Senator Klett is inclined to believe that it will be passed by the legislature. When the loan shark bill Attorney Walsh, of New Haven, ‘ap- peared against it and offered a sub- stitute which is much the same as| the Pennsylvania laws and is regarded as very weak by local solons. appearing in favor of Senator Klett's | bill were State’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, Attorney Noble E. Plerce, of | Eristol, and himself. They all de- | nounced the methods of the loan | sharks and cited instances to prove is not an unusual thing for a shark to charge: $11 for a $25 They also declared that the | word “guarantee,” used so extensively | by people in this business, is but a subterfuge. Copies of enticing letters were read, one of which showed that | before Easter time the sharks are in the habit of notifying likely that by borrowing money they will be enabled to clothes. | | | [ [ came up | | | Those | loan patrons | from them | buy new FIGHT EXTRADITION | German Dynamiter’'s Trunk Secured v His Counscl—Papers to Show He Was German Officer. New York, Feb. O'Connell, a lawyer of Boston, who hag been retained in the defense of Werner Horn in the pending extra- dition proceedings for his transfer to Canada to face a charge of attempt- ing to blow up railroad bridge from Maine to Canada, visited the Hotel Arietta in Tompkinsville, aten Island, yesterday, took posses- sion of Horn's trunk, which had been left there. Horn stopped at that ‘otel for a time, Before leaving this city for Boston, Mr, O'Connell said that papers in the trunk prove that Horn is a reserve officer in the Ger- man army and on this he will base his defense of his act, claiming it to be a political crime and not extra- ditable, Mr. O'Connell said Horn had served nine years in the German army before leaving the fatherland and that thc papers in his trunk show he had re- tained his standing as a reserve of- ficer. He in Guatemala when war was declared, Mr. O'Connell said the papers showed, and he came to | this country to sent to Germany. | Tailing to be returned home, Horn went to Staten Island and lived for a short time at the Arietta hotel. He went from there to Maine, where he made his attempt to destroy th-:‘ bridge. He is now serving a sentence | days in Maine and at the f his sentence will face on proceedings, Mr. O'Connell said the trunk taining Horn's personal propert) been shipped to Boston 11.—Daniel T. was be conclu the extradi sion con- had Native eggs 3%c doz. Russell Bros. —advt. MILITARY RATILRAOD COMPLETE. eb. 11, 6:44 a. m Millerand has received a | from General Lyautey, governor of Morocco, that the military r s completed to Fez on Febru ervice on the Makines- Fez section w bout to be started The construction on the line in seven | months, notwithstanding the diffienl- | ties caused by the war, is considered ore a romarkable feat on the part of | the engineer corps. Minister | an- ilroad ench nouncing w and that train right Russell Connecticut farms, 33c eggs doz New laid from nearby ) | | Vietor | ara | found Bros.—advt. Wide Open End Four in Hands In a new coimbination of coloring. 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