New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1915, Page 5

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on certain lines, T concede it. The man (again looking at Mansfield) has sat here laughing. He's got a lot of 3 BABY SCALE. fat, but no bowels of decen He has s 9 dene no worrying. Sullivan (his | ;\,".".\,";3“' . "(l" SRR i I > oy g s lawyer) has done all the worrying. A e man like that doesn’t worry,” again § el P ] ! | indicating Mansfield, who sat with his B | ‘['l‘"‘ poln it elbows upon his lawyers’ table and his "r::‘l“:’"‘:” l‘(‘” . 3 face in his hands. = . s | Basket nolds baby comfort- Fat Inn-Keeper Mercilessy Flayed |, vhor . ssked bim ir auiss mvan J | anly sicl non Sedal 3750 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ; ) ’ | ’ gambled at Ferncroft he said she now i gamboled on the green and that was = - - by Bcssm Ryan’s Mmmty all; there was no other style of . gambling. She called him grandpa, this man who said he went to Mul- oaten Tren s i .\l:::g where they make old men probably know before she places her “An ordinary man when those let- suede top shoes under her downy cot | ters appeared, would have been tonight how successful she was in her | hroken. But he's cold blooded. You v.suit for $60,000 heart balm against | can't feaze him. Even when the man Harry K. Mansfield, proprietor of | yt Ferncroft picked up the ‘bouncer’ Ferncroft Inn. Judge Fessenden be- | it didn’t feaze Mansfield. He fixed it gan his charge to the jury yesterday | up and the man came back playing | and concluded it this morning, the | again. ! jury then retiring to deliberate “When I asked him if he didn'y whether ‘‘Grandpa” Mansfield treated | Jove her and didn’t ever tell her so, he his “Toodles” cruelly by refusing to | suid no. Take the handsomest man marry her. who has lived with the homeliest of . . : . i g ttorney Coakley for the fair plain- | wemen for three years, hed tell her | § Sick room comforts and the many articles which are ) useful in cases of sudden colds or unexpected illness are never need: iff applied many vitriolic names to | he loved her. 3 : : - 'Mansx_ield in his argument and the fat (“Bou:wns there ever such an abnor- ge“erany as in WldWI-nTEI " . 5 Froprietor of Ferncroft winced under | mal man, who would say he had never Variable weather and extremes of cold and heat make delicate people peculiarly susceptible to sudden attacks, and we are sug e biting lash. 1In part, he said: said: ‘I lov A -+ having ¥ : q Q i i - i “Self-Confesed Swindler.” N e e R e useful articles which should have a permanent place in every household. Specially low prices for this sale. “This self-confessed gambler and | years. | gwindler of his'friends (looking at “Beauty and the beast,” declared | Mansfleld) has testified here. 1 say | Mr. Coakley, first indicating M L . I.' E: don’t give her a dollar if you believe | Ryan and then Mr. Mansfield. “Hy- | g ¢ 3 FREE RE his story, but if you say it's a lie and | perion to a sop. iy 3 l il 0 eat el' that he's attempting to cheat vou | “He's trained in the game of | @ OV < 3 s -tra 2 > $ » HOT WATER BOTTLE COVER : l S l H z:bhhel systematically cheated and | crookedness and trains people to be | | 9 ¢ sano 8 yl' nge 0 U ed his friends, his intimate | crooked 5 Fine o« v 2 i i s 2 | | 3 quality soft canton flannel Y 2 w2 friends, if you say that's a fact, then | “When she fs in the valley of the | | B ixumty not water bottle cover al'mel]tS s st e T )D.b‘l }mow what to do. ,_| shadow of death. and because of her | # which helps retain heat and pro- You (fught not to let this man’s | religion she repents and believes that tects body from direct heat. 19¢ With Every word weigh with you on any topic. if she goes unshriven to her edath | value; with any hot 79C oF over e uce . Got a Lot of Fat. he will go to the burning place, this | water bottle at.....- L s Fountain Sy"n / Seianet sy Gudfard seyai *When you've able wa il | Riker Hot Water Bottles Fully separate and T'll give you half. " Referring to his cross examination Gusrantost, i vE powsLs s, S S ety 25 at 89c or ovg COSTIVE BO , | of Manstield, Attorney Coakley said: No. 1, All White Rubber, with “No Seam” No. 1, All (¢ C HEADACHE, COLDS, “You remember, I examined him | loop ' handle, §1.10; Qg et Fubbar LAt aon Z.JC | pretty carefully. He fenced, shifted, mow c e D 5 All Riker Fountain Syringes are Fully Guarant TAKE CASCARETS | (wisted-—nev o S No. 3, All White Rubber, EpealalgENa: i3 S Mouldod SEiod Every ono of these garments was g o twisted-—never broken at any time in S5 et b0} Rubber, $2.50; 52 2 “Priscilla,” 49¢; now 130 No Seam B T e e et oo || Mith loop handle, $1.30: Q@ Babbet, B0 $2 2> made In our own hyglenle factory Chooolate moulded Ne. 3, $2.50 now } No Headache, Sour Stomach, Bad | the card sharp: you would hardly ex- “Priscilla,” 49¢; White Rubber Face Bot- 5Qo from first quality materials by our e Yo ' 8228 :"m.‘.‘m’:wn' Cold or Constipation By pect him to be broken, but he said now ... B ....39%¢ tle, ¥9c; mow,. SOSHGI Hade it Lol Superlor’” Moulded White Rub- g Morning. that from her demeanor and actions it | A mfld December and January $3.50: now $3.25 Red Rubbor! was epparent that she was not a good ARG G ATOMIZERS has left us with an overstock. To TAS Special, 05c; now 89c | now . Get a 10-cent box now, girl.” S e Frequently the best of remedies dispose of this and keep our fac- - s fail in their curative mission be- tory busy we offer you these high expenso = buying a new syringel. 50c, now 39c. cred By New Mortgages. to RIKER'S K Medicate /" Baths Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indi- During the argument by Attorney est quality ; ) v ] $ ' Sulli 4 S : oy & cause not properly .applied. This > % A e RUBBER CHIN BANDS aestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable [ Stllivan for Mansfield, Miss Ryan, wept e Tuber i particularly true of Throat and SUS T INA TR0 a0t conitort el One of the eewt Headaches come from a torpid liver | COPiously. ood bacd Nasal Remedies, Antiseptic Solu- ing garments at 26 per cent. less polished ard satisfactory methods ays cous tissues of the head, nose and = e ;P gested food, which sours and fer- off; saves the (L] ALASKA RED FELT LUNG PRO- B~ ’,)‘ n, especially po, fully selected atomizer the best TECTOR —indigestion, foul gases, had breath, V. 2 s wenth- = BATH SPRAYS A THROAT AND N P Alaskan weath i ol e ‘@ascaret tonight will give vour con- With "5-foot 4 e Sl S from & to e \ ber tip, contin- srades . of Wil They work while you sleep—a 10 cent > 3 Gives all tion; nickel rfect o s the tory ¥ Others reduo men and women take a Cascaret now | opposed a portion of the New Haven spray. 99c, now 79c. 83¢ 43c, now 32c. Turk | » “»a miserable moment. Don't forget the | fslation by the Connecticut assembly T Puts another bath- as all aqueous solutions, 85 TECTORS ditional in bonds, at a hearing before giving effect and SOFT RUBBER BULB. thoroughly protective against cold i shower bath is spray. Com- | ' L here today. Senator Bulkeley said he * leader. plete with simply using warm water. Thor- apeared lnhbehalt of holders of the f e By sloply YR e oughly satfsfactory and moderately | S LR o e % o 4 o ) s e, X ° ulates cireulation and helps keep #-{-bonds-of the Providence Securities f screws. Polished CHroat o priced Two sizes—S7c; now 65 the ven road, which he claims are dis- ! 1y nicked plated, 3 vaseline, everything curtains on nickel medica t o and clogged bowels, which cause your —_ rubber pipes tions and medicines that are in- than regular prices. 4 ended for application to the = 4 of reducing double stomach to become filled with undi- | BULKELEY OPPOSES | with i etinic R Lended Stor i appliontlon Sto S thetm D t reducing doubl ot throat, etc. By means of a care- ments like garbage in a swill barrel. N > | § d ments like garbage in o swill barrel | EW HAVEN PLANS A Made mee: great convenicnce yellow skin, mental fears, everything No. H. A, 99 MIZER er conditions. Tt et that is horrible and nauseating. A Senator Recommends That Bonds | complete Wil spray fn 8 < Beoa, i akrs BATH CANNESS home. Coss stipated bowels a thorough cleansing Busssed Byl Sy Cov } Bk e her iy contin- * v orion ’ ! or metal and straighten you out by morning. bl 3 uous spray, fit B ily fulled wool Tha [ box from your druggist will keep you Hartford, Feb. 17.—Former United | fpl i i NN protection of- . h feeling good for months. Millions of | States Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley | nozzle for 5 : now N o . fered by a high- to ta | $1.79 and $3.1 and then to keep their stomach, liver | roads plans for financial reorganiza- - Russian ; g ERHE - Two-tipped throat and o spray AUSTRALIAN .WOOL LU PRO- and bowels regulated, and never know | tion which include the passage of leg- O R B L LOWER (o eIk ina IR cho lakent walt AR YL s ks children—thelr little insides need a [ which will give the road authority to | | I Seom i onc house AN RN Y Made of fine Australian Wool IFelt good, gentle cleansing, too. issue approximately $87,000,000 ad- | t For genuine health- V. A. 100. WARD RUBBER TIP, soft and fleece-like Warm and the legislative committee on railroads | y ISk siension Sontinuouy and wind. Can be washed by company, guaranteed by the New Ha- | Yeass tubing, heav larynx For $1.07 now 80¢ 36 4.1‘“““‘:.7\' \;LM now $6.19. { [ ngfa criminated against by the plan now PYIThERR Ly BN Ca v boline ang 2 H FELT LUNG PADS I::'f.'“. \‘lt':n pure rub Ald Also proposed. = rings. Big value at olls; $1.00; b ¢ e Wool Felt - Popular non-collap chest for The general plan, which would give | o $4.98, now $4.79. now 79¢ "" V‘[’ \ ;1: "" v e cold sible ball top Bach -'-.rn-d- and e | ost approved, snug-fitting shape, yacked in epa andages, { the road authority to issue boyds up | et LS Ry BAGE] and may be worn on chest or vedt :..‘f\k”.,.’,', Shen & n Remedies and to twice its capital stock, Senator | hotg FIKER SHOULDER BRACES TWo sizes—gTc, now Goci S7c, mow RIKER'S HABY and $5.98. Bulkeley cordially favored. Indeed | ¥ . 5 7 and keep it right . Oval now RIKER'S Al he did say after the hearing, that in straighte ounc . . ; e = e round mounlded HYGIENIC CHAMOIS LU rko.- 7 shape, » 0c, now = his opinion the road might with safe- | ;l;;*;::{vr:é‘.p l‘n‘:’:t‘;xl | aAe 5 TEETHING RINGS. RIKER'S G ty be given permission to issue bonds i 7 or, nick- TECTOR. G N Assorted sizes, ng and expand the g No. 12 Set up to $350,000,000 or $400,000,000. SRS et oA tTats (. e o1 serew Made of whole of three -5 oy . He suggested, however, the establish- use of all of the cap, : plece fine soft 3 Celluloid L B these bonds as they mature. to wear and mo sim- jate molded nickel screw h perforated to ad- ors, b Now 15¢ The railroad was represented at ple to adjust any $1.60; now mit of proper One Ring White celluloid White, Singie ’ the hearing by Vice President E. G. | child can put them Y English check, nickel screw ca % ¥ 8 Row Te - Buckland gBeyanmin 1. Spock, their | on without assist- Y Six-inoh. G O i s Dty s / : . 170 e = > 2 50 ance, $1.25 now ne-inch, 85c; ;now G 3 tion of body Z MAPLE CRUTCHES Vot general counsel, and Luclus F. Rob- 98e. Twelve-inch, $1.15; now......89¢ ¥ ite, Double ) heat. Made dou- 1 yd. wide, #1 inson of Hartford. The bond issue | . r o p— VITO WEALTH BELT T4 i ; e s, planned will be in the form of a first | RIKER'S ARCH SUPPORTS, Gives a firm support to the small ;.:rgl‘( e Ema sf‘”l'& now 88¢; < KLEINERT mortgage on the main line of the Canlipe warn i any of the back and spine. Correctly ] Rae road, which is at present unmort- holds the body and organs in Plain, pr. $1.50 )W Y0 98c—no" shoe; relieve tired, proper position. Prevents sagging MEN'S CHAMOIS L AUT Padded Top, pr 50. Now $1.98 HOSPIT, gaged. aching feet; sup- at the waist line. Improves the VEST Spring Top, pr $5.50. Now £3.9% White Rubber, o port broken down [ enerati g apn Lol ey sk ROSEWOOD CRUTCHES $1.39 en Party. you feel phy 14 Basy to Made of cted — 2 8y Black Rubber; L Spoies O clnaten put on and comfortable to wear Seleoten Spring Top, pr. $9.00. Now...$7.98 o e Hundreds of hens throughout the FERAFELL i 220 Men of profession, leisure or trade soft tanmnea INSOLES tate are busily engaged laying eggs Lt A find this one of the most satis- chamois, cut Keep the feet warm and dry RUBS b it s COLLIS ANKLE SUPPORTS factory methods of reducing girth Cork and Hair, 10c pair Now e No. 1, ot i for Russell. All fresh, all guaran- or v ekt ARl DT same syl ! !; . v prained ankles and s TR A e el Gl Tk M ak Yle as FOR SICK ROOMS ' Inck teed, 33c doz., 3 1-6 doz. $1.00. Russell for all athletic purposes, baseball HiEt an $5E a0l mott slie any bettar a regular vest, Bed Pan Douche. Sigis $1.30, now $1 Bros.,, 301 Main street.—advt. players or any one having lame results than Vito Heaith Belts. Fits snugly to White Enamel, White Enamel No. 2, femak e e LR L A We guarantee them satisfactory. voay Buttons $1 now $L89 41 Now $1.19 use, $1.00, i 3 e SEe Wik LBy COIIEQRE 20, §hge. $2.00, now $1.89. n front High Grey Ename Grey Snamel PASS CIGARS AROUND. $1.00, now 93e. b Abdominal Belts all specially re- P cut around neck $1.50. Now $L19 1 Now 97¢ 11, male, Hartford, Feb. 18.—About 100 leg- ot duced for this sale Thoroughly _ protects. the chest sy by e "‘:\ ueh LI islators attended a luncheon given by | WHEEL CHAIRS Male, 98¢ Female, $1.19 s [} wmdflw fur the Connecticut Suffrage association S e L areatest SADIANIS T aTN o Now o Now 98¢ No. 16, female, . LADIES NCESS JACKE : SOLUT! ' a in their honor at Iotel Bond vester- i T - i WHITE ENAMEL SOLUTION day wuse, $3.10, help an invall Perforated cham- o e $2.48. day afternoon, meanwhile listening to | Shallow, 45¢ . Bar ams addresses by Mrs. Arnold Gesell, of | or convalescent ols of sclected o = : porn e New Haven; Miss Alyse Gregory, of | . an et e il A i ov. o 1 ralk; Mrs. Ernest Thompson Se- | of healthy radia- |88 : : We have added some extra t\fx(:mr“:;k(‘ree;‘:\'ivh (un(] mhér: T)?u TRUSSES Y o nourishment, fonil o noas 4 3 RED l(l‘ Ar = » 2] B isd % e fresh a A B Shallow Affords fnvi ena women did not forget to pass around Our Truss Department is very com- 3 ir and heat. Fits snu 3 st . iy plete in all sizes from Infants' to unshine 4 Iy, Is quite e -~ S " > "y Superior to pile ordlnary bargams from our | the cigars. The legislators agreed the L S oS Sl e e en i 0 So “smokes” were the best they had ever bilfcal and all other fa: be worn . lowe, Hani own stock in the way of Do- | rcceivea from women folks. el spustion Lo S entoy d A ¢ water preef, ture. We have a pr the latter. We any garment 3 : : : room in charge of an Expert. chairs on short noucf-upp];rm:;h?] $ESUEDDWE S0 §0¢: no q ohe cosily inflated N and satisfaction guaranteed. application < 2 4 _ o size desired. Rantal 8400 for Two Weeks. LADIES' UNLINED CHAMOIS With Cover, $1-40, Now $1.25 } %, how VEST 10 Quart White Enamel Pail, dn- mestics and Blankets. FRENCH STEAMER SUNK. Paris, Feb. 17 (2:45 P. M.)—An of- ficlal communication issued by the | YubnG . « FFECTION DI ATOR Heavy welght whole plece cham- ministry of marine tells of the sink- | | . 2 ofn," soft tahned. sfPoes’ bet hesdew | | For the relief of Iiies, Constipatifh and Ail- if washed in warm water Pro ing yesterday by the German sub- : P tY ‘ marine U-16 of the French steflmer! | ments caused by sluggish mln«llnal‘circulauun; tects neck and chest, both back revefl U { voH T | and fron stands lots of wecar. Ville de Ville off the Barfleur light- highlypolished: hard rubber, $2.79 set, now $2.39. Unlined, $2.50; now $1.87. house, a short distance east of Cher- | e e — Y . bourg, after the submarine had or- | - = = :' R : l"":“,“‘" “l"“ ’m: s b (Jatchlng dered the crew to leave the steamer. oA R TO Y BI OENT eae above, but cut for men's use: $2.7: A o e Up-to-date doctors are using Elastic Hosiery in the success- now $2.06. Watch Your Step. ful treatment of Varicose Velns, Sprained Ankles and Weak e e $3.00 Extra Large Size Satin Be sure it leads to tais store. Strict- | A g Knees. Tho pure gum rubber, silk and cotton thread from LADIES' PAPER VESTS. e 3 ly fresh Connecticut cggs, 33c doz. | which our Elastic Hoslory is made are the very best ob Made of toughened fibro paper ) : Srovidss br theetial Bed Spreads Russell Bros., 301 Main strect.—advt. | N 3 tainable. Tho elasticily of our hosiery gives uniform support elg SISO AN e Lt o) / d ? aprons, dresses, curial . e e e which makes it very comfortable to wear. R be Aravh it e b Y Ing manner One Tomorro b 18 LABORITES PL REJECTED ;| Anklets, silk, $2.50, now $2.25; thread, $1.73, . 57 nt snugly to the body; 45c; now f# Riker-Hegeman Ji Garter Hose, silk, $3.50, now $3.15; thread, $2.00, now...$ 33e. 5 > olved In 18.—The house of | : aeel Carlbame s K A . | 2 clothing : London, Feb. S % o ¥ 5 . now thread now. . P S whid % bos .,51.50 Blanket c commons, after a debate which lasted | ¥ Tiesings. LUk T e e iy PAPER CHEST PROTECTORS A . 1 after becom! n; . Row, Same strong, fibre r a BB .o e until late last night, refused to take a et We supply ready-made hoslery or will make to your order SR i ,'"m ’“"‘“‘"I"" ] ents should avall them division on the motion of the labor 5 It you cannot vistt any of our stores we will send mn ex- | chest and back; 19c; now ot thebe whe Rave Be NI ’ . 3 Joxing and handiing party that the government take over 2] pert man or woman fittcr to your home, or you can order by Avold the dJdangers of $2.00 Blankets $l 50 e means of transport and fx max- | g e G R A T ; P / i e dangers o L] i imum prices for food and coal. Al- s ! ¥ : s M | Dot skope| For Reliable Goods and Frompt Service FYE BATH CUP Sternau | 1 though the laborites urged a division | ALUM]"UM 5 \, : their plea was rejected and the sub- | BUPS “Mn«‘ « \“;-"1 $1.00 Crochet Bed '75c ject, therefore, is closed as far ar par- | . Redi s Rubber - shotl supe of six, Stoppe whould have king; b Hament ts concerned. :‘ wien "1t nio LRI IKER-HEGEMAN DRUG §TORE N1/ e Biue | Henas Wateh Your Step. Sonmmlenti i A e . s 0 ‘ g ot B $1.39 Crochet Bed 98C Be sure it leads to this store. Strict- | Bosig e e ! ] 217 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN Suminam " 5e | 188 ly fresh Connecticut eggs, Spreads . ... leufisr)ll Bros.,, 301 Main street.—advt.

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