New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1915, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, w FEBRUARY 19, 1915, STYLE QUALITY \5 Eastern Millinery Co. 183 Main Street, New Britair, Conn. ANNOUNCE:— A Complete Showing of Early Spring Styles In Millinery. AT PRESENT WORN IN SATIN TERTIALS OR IN BEEN RECEIVING EARLY DISPLAY, SHOWN, WE ARE MILLINER IN THE BRITAIN THE NEWEST SOON AS THEY PRICES THAT THE PAY. GREAT IN IN A GREAT MANY AND CORDED SILK! COMBINATIONS OF BOTH IN THE STYLES A BETTER POSITION THAN CITY TO GIVE THE WOMEN IN NEW APPEAR IN THE SMALL MILLINERS ARE FORCED TO L ARE BEING PLAIN MA- RAW. HAVE COMPLIMENTS ON OUR AND QUALITIES ANY IN UP-TO-DATE STYLE STYLES CENTERS, AT Visit Our Large Showrooms WHERE YOU WILL WE SHOW MILLINERY OF WILL FIND ANYWHERE, AT GREAT SAVING. GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR WHOLESALE ING OF FINE FIND FOR SELECTION MENT THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED IN NEW AS FINE AN ASSORT- BRITAIN. AS YOU MEAN A QUALITY PRICES THAT SHOW - MILLINERY AT WHOLESALE PRICI Hats Trimmed Free City ltems , Madam, read Geo. L. Damon's adv. on narrow widths.—advt. ' A daughter has been born at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Michael But- ler. The father is the well known fireman and is connected with En- gine company No. 2. Pant sale at Besse-Leland's.—advt. William P. Spellman, formerly man- ager of the Postal Telegraph .com- pany in Bristol, has been appointed th succeed C. O. Burr as manager of the New Britain office, James T. Lee registered a com- plaint at police headquarters this morning concerning the children roller skating on Lafayette street. He said “the matinee starts every afternoon at 5 o’clock and continues until . b o'clock. Dr. Robert M. (rom a two Clark has returned weeks' vacation trip. Miss Elyse F. Gorman entertained sixteen of her friends at cards last evening. Mrs. Blanche S. Temple- man of Bristcl won the whist prize and “the rummy Mrs. Mae Van \ HOW FRENCH PEOPLE Epps Anderson. CURE STOMACH TROUBLE | A household remedy of the French peasantry, consisting of pure vegetable oil, and said to possess wonderful merit 7in the treatment of stomach, liver and intestinal troubles, has been introduced in this country by George H. Mayr, who for twenty years has been one of the leading down-town druggists of Chi- cago and who himself was cured by its use. So_quick and effective is its action that a single dose is usually enough to bring pronounced relief in the most stubborn cases, and manv people who have tried it declare they never heard of anything to produce such_remarkable results in so short a time. Tt is known as Mayr’'s Wonderful Remedy and can now be had at all leading drug stores. It is sold with the posi ing that your money will be refunded without question or quibble if, ONE bottle fails to give you absolute satis- faction. Prize: was “won by ve understand- | The flinch prize Hdna Griswold. Pant sale at Bessc-Leland's.—advt. Judgement for §87.22 has been awarded to the Donald Richard com- pany of Iowa City, la., by Justice . H. Mitchell in their claims against the bankrupt estate of P. Pearson. N. 5. Mag is Pearson’s bondsman for $100 and payment will be made out of the bond. Attorney A. W. Upson represented the plaintiff and Judge Hungerford appeared for the defen. dant. was won by Miss Pant sale at Besse-Leland's.—advt. A few hours after the common coun- cil had agreed to pay damages of $125 to Mrs. Martin Murphy, for in- juries she sustained in a fall, Con- stable Fred Winkle, serving a writ made out by Attorney Emil J. Dan- berg representing Spear & Company of Pittsburg, garnisheed $50 of the amount. The Pittsburg house fur- nishing company claims payment on an unpaid bill. Pant' sale at Besse-Leland's.—advt. ROCKWELL: SCHOOL MEETING. Parents and Teacher Assoclation Holds Interesting Session. An interesting session of the Rock- well school Parents and Teachers' as- sociation was held last evening, the feature being an educational talk on “Care of the Teeth,” by Dr. C. W, Vivian. Later in the evening re- freshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. School songs Sophie Clark, Clarénce Mable Church and Jacob Garsinkel gave violin numbers. Miss Clara Ol cott presided at the plano and Miss Marion Barrows rendered vocal selec- tions. were rendered by Burns and MAY HIRE TAX EXPERT. Hartford, Feb. 19.—The senate yes- terday, after much debate, passed the resolution which had been on the table for two or three weeks, authorizing the finance committee to secure the services of an expert. It was passed after some debate in which the demo- | eratic members were keenly solicitous for w. the welfare of Tax Commissioner H. Corbin, A FEBRUARY MARK-DOWN $233.75 Mahogany Dining Room Set for This Buffet, Chair. is China Closet, an ‘We have made this set up from our regular stock. in design, well The Table has 48-inch top and extends to six feet in length. top is equipped with a special lock to prevent which is of medium size, has a French plate mirror. and cupboards are conveniently arranged. Serving Table are both very attractive pieccs. indeed. seats and are very classy Extension Table. Buffet China \"Ioset Serving Table. L Three Dining Chairs Arm Chair . SPECIAL PRICE FOR COMPL 'E SALE SPECIAL ' $155 eight-piece Colonjal set consisting of Extension Table, Serving Table, three Dining Chairs and Arm It is attractive made and finished and in every way desirable. The The Buffet, he drawers he China Closet and The Chairs have flag gapping. o Regular. .$45.00 60.00 00 e, $38.00 51.00 44,00 $198.00 SET... . 8135.00 See This Set in Our Window. C. C. Fuller Co., 40-56 Ford St., Hartford. Overlooking Capitol Grounds. Where Quality Is Higher Than Price. ZEPPELIN AIRSHIPS PATROL NORTH SEA Activity of TIleet Continues Despite Fact That Two Airships Recently Have Been Lost. London, Feb. 19, 11:15 a. m.—The activity of Zeppelin airships over the North sea continues, telegraphs the correspondent at Copenhagen of the London Star, and this in spite of the fact that two airships recently have been lost. Gaps in the fleet caused by disaster are being filled by Zeppe- lins drawn from the airship stations in western Germeony. A despatch received from Copen- hagen last night described the loss of two German airships in the North sea. The Zeppelin I.-3 exploded on Fance Island Wednesday and another such airship, commanded by Captain Count Platen, sank ten miles north of Jutland yesterday. It has been asscrt- ed that t entire Zeppelin fleet patrolling the North sea just outside of English water Zeppelin No. 2 is believed to be the flagship of the flo- tilla. Another despatch from Rotterdam the Dutch steamer "Helena was overhauled in the North sea last Tucs- day by Zeppelin 1.-5, which trainsd her gu on the steamer and orderod her to heave-to. When satisfled as to the Helena's identity the captain of the Zeppelin apologized and reascend- ed with his craft. NEW CANCER SERUM PROVES SUCCESSFUL Medical Board of General Memorial Hospital of New York to Pub- lish Result of Year's Work. New York, Feb, 19.—The results of the work of nearly a year by sicians, surgeons and labaratory s of the General Memorial hospital of this city, tending to show the suc- cess of the new cancer serum, are expected to be published soon in an official report of the medical board of the institution, according to an- nouncement made today. The report will contain the name of the discoverer of the new serum, its composition, the details of the preliminary laboratory work, and the individual medical histories of the ratients so far treated in the hos- pital. The announcements forecast this report as one of the most im- portant contributions to science em- anating from the medical professions in this country. The serum is used by injection. cancerous growths break down, integrate and disappear, it ed., The dis- is a KILLED BY Italian Laborer Hllll(‘ll Hartford. Hartford, Feb. 19.—Just after marking that he was sorry that he had not accompanied his father back 1o ‘“the old country in Ttalian about thirty-five years old, employed by O'Neil Brothers, = contractors, and known to his fellow employees only as 92, was killed last evening by of a ditch on Preston strec Campfield avenue. ( AVE-IN. in Diteh near With five other laborers he was pre- | aring a bed for a sewer ystem. .\‘tm one of the men had told of his plans to return to Italy in the near future, No. 92 said that he had plan- ned to go back with his father, but bad changed his mind at the last minute, Hardly had he finished say- ing that he was sorry he had not Joined his father when part of the bank swept down on him. The other men were bruised by falling stones, but were not buried as was No, 02 When they dug out his body there were yvet signs of life, but the man died before a physician could be sumi- moned. | Night" { Britain a rt- | at | re- “CLKS NIGHT” AT LYCEUM, FEB, 24 Block of Seats Reserved for “45 Minutes From Broadway.” It took F SRl t night New Britain lodge, No. 957, about forty-five seconds to decide to hold Slks' at the Russwin Lyceum next Wednesday evening for the mid-week performance of “Forty-five Minutes IFrom Brondway.” Manager Thomas J, Lyceum has placed a at the disposal of the goes without saying that be occupied by the “Best Barth” and ladic he in charge of the “night” consists of Thomas W, O'Connor, Willlam . Beers and Dr. Henry Martin. Elks' Minstrel Show. Another big social event on u,( en- tertainment calendar of New lodge will be the minstrel which will be staged in the ne ture, The committee met last even- ing and chose Wiliam M. Bishop chairman and A. E, McEvoy clerk Other members of the committee are Thomas W. OConnor, Michael J. Maher, Dr. Henry Martin, W. W, Hanna and Fred M. Hewett, The committe: plans to give New real minstrel show and al- ready Mas made preliminary plans to secure high class talent, which abundant in the lodge. An excellent chorus is assured and those who have already been secured for this depart- ment will megt Mr. Bishop next Tues- day evening in the social hall, Big Brotherhood Movement, Action is the keynote of thne Big Brotherhood movemen: in the lodge and all Klks interested are urged to meet Chairman B. F. Gaffney next Tuesday night at the clubhouse. movement aims to reclaim boys who ‘have strayed from the path that leads to upright manhood and great interest is being manifested. The annual election of the lodge will be .held on March 4. of tae of seats lodge and ® they will all People on Lynch Dblock is officers of Thursday, MRS. HARRISON AIDS CHICAGO MAYOR IN NOMINATION FIGHT | Chicago, H. Harrison, took her Carter wife of Mayor lHarrison, husband’s place on the plat- THE DOCTOR’S WIFE, Agrees With Him About Food. A trained nu ¢ “In the prac- tice of my profession T have found so many points in favor of Grape-Nuts food that I unhesitatingly recommend it to all my patients. “It is delicate and pleasing to the palate (an essential in food for sick) and can be adapted to all ages being softened with milk or m fo babies or the aged when deficiency teeth render tion impossibie IFor fever pe those on liquid diet 1 find uts and witer very nourishing and refreshing “This receipt is my own idea and is made as follows: Soali a teaspoonful of Grape-Nuts in glass of water for hour, strain and serve with the beaten white of an cgg and a spoonful of fruit juice for flavoring. This afforis a grat deal of nourishment that even the weakest stomach can assimilate without any distress. “My husband is a physici uses Grape-Nuts himself and orders it ny times for his patients. ersonally 1 regard a dish Grape-Nuts with fresh or stewed fruit as the ideal breakfast for anyors well or sick.” In stomach trouble, nervous tration, ete., a 10-day trial of Grape- Nuts will usually work wonders tow ard nourishing and rebuilding and in this way end the trouble. Name given by Postum Co., Battle (‘reek, Mich L.ook in pkgs. for the famous little boo “The Road to Wellville. er read the above letter? A\ new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, rue, and full of human interest. or of pros- committee | | his | mitted as she spoke of the efforts of again mayor of Chicago at a luncheon given the in- give | { the library the | albumen | an | an and he | After Each Season Our Factory at Stores Make a Sweepin and in each sale, in plus line: wholesalers, addition toour many overioaded furnishings manufacturer own stocks, included the milld & and CurFirst1915 Clearance StartsTomorrcw, Saturdayat 9AM. Men's, Ybuths' are all being repriced today and Children’s Clothing, for easy and quick disposal LOmMOTTOW Hats and Ifurnishings All Winter Goods Wil Be Sold at About Wholesale Gost $7.50 SUITS at $4.85 ‘$7 50 O’'COATS are many 50 call them .111 .L.. There and but w surp and fancy mixtures. $10 grades 50 values, as we e you than exaggerate a value in would r Grays, Models fo Men and Young Men. $15 SUITS at $9.85 suit amo $16 a plen The lowest-priced tully a third are worth ind fabrics—and and rtan mode cassimeres, cheviots pencil stripes and T pla fancy ng nd ty v ids. them of worsteds, is worth Very them, $18. Models for Men and Young Men, + $18 SUITS at $11.85 There ure seven or these, ahd quite a few select will be an §18 checks, ni almost value; stripes, Models for Men and Young Men. $23 SUITS at $14.85 of th imported Many all-wool suits are store splendid ass in town; rtment of from. Models for Men and Young Men. eight suits worth $21 £19 grades, blues, made and domestic and the patterns are the richest bighest-class custom finish garments; weaves and designs to select but grays, b unlimited assortment of the fabries; very the o be this browns, | latest | Serges including , among | iy one found n Ordinaril ey ‘ terial alone ather | offe to dinary anybody examined; collar mode Bla~k y four for a r, peme believe Is in & Melton (Clear A WR GUAI given of a Suit or & purchase prie would but w elghty-five good coat and we the Dark mber us once cod O ray and brown Styles for Men and Your $15 O’COATS You'll $15 and dark 1 model of O $15 plain Coats. see thatethese and wonder nixtures xford Melton Oxfords and some garments ar at $9.85; the the Wellingto also Ken medium-¥ Models for Men and Yo - $18 O’COATS odel or & you model oy i+ model, ¢ owns, | 14T Coat; the medium - Styles m finest You. can colors | eyes moté Yhan domestic English G and hy caan IBvery poy closed yular f nother me of 1 3almac welght is Included comj the Chester h tbrie wnd these he new ones the coats; all aan fine for Men and Yout pic .nu voui i abrics uard, others a cout $23 O'COATS ¢ this gett all-w ool from be sure of for: Ay and such styles Button-Through Models for Men and Yo 1 Also Reductions in Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings, Boys’ Clothin| Pants. Store Open Saturday Evening form and addre »d several of workers, her husband demuocratic Har term was meet on February 23 as candidate for mayor. n, as mayor, because of il unable to fill a number of engagements, and Mrs, Harrison unteered to take his place. Mrs. rison is a linguist, and her s in German and French caused comment. “My heart Mrs. Harrison favorable candidacy,” Mr. Harrigson to be eclected in her honor. ‘“My husband, cumbent, is the first mayor recognition to women woman the school board. lle great protest, head of the Mrs. 1lla mayor on board and under at the tem ent city public Young. Chic The light sy 28 gave g0 dance halls put out the pre municipal incumbent red STEAMER UNMANAGEABLE, Loses .mhh- Post Wireless For Aid, Feb 19 Word today that the Itasea had left Marta Sends A York, received here guard cutter to go to the stance of Iruit steamer Santa Marta, which ported by wireless early 1 the vicinity of Cape lHatteras 1 she had become unmanageable to the loosening of her rudder The Santa Marta was bound New Yorw Port Limon with passengers and mails, She repor that a heavy northerly gale ing but that she was riding safely with the aid of a sea The Santa Marta was due row Santa New today ow P from it ancl HIRA T PLE WH Enjoyable Social Hall Last Temple, No. held o Time Icld v Evening, 1lirt Khorassan, and pinochle party last ¢ Ve hall, The large players indicated very cle game is equally 20, Knights successful vening gathering rly as popular Bi as ings urging them to nominate the Mr. who is completing his fifth 1088, his vol- Har- eeches much is in ad- on has been able, | to keep a woman | school The the present and was »ast Norfolk the United re- om hat ing ost for 65 ted was blow- out 10T, cga of whist in that one the other, whist were Mrs. prize, Mrs gent's prize consolation Webster spectively For ceptured by gontleman's The temple spring cere hold a ladie: sion pinoc RELIABLE Thousands enthusiastic sisters are of ORRINIE loved | thereby ! homes. 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