New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1915, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915. A Snap Purchase of Body Brussels and Wilton Rugs at Very Much Below Real Value and You Are to Get the Benefit of the Savings. This Is Your Great Opportunity. SE RUGS WERIE MAD URERS WHO THI DAND MANUFAC CONDITIONS, H US A PROPOSITION AT PRIC WE COULD NOT PASS IT BY. 9x12 FEET RUGS of worsted Body Brassels, and a qaality that sells regularly at $27 Priced v 27.50. o you at this selling bug $19.75 ROY AL WILTON RUG tal, Medallion and small patterns, $40.00 would be price. Now we omly ask $27.50 Orien- Persian a low you DO NOT DELAY 1F YOU WAD GAINS YET. AUTOMOBIL LY ITAVING AN teaching the this mor the ¢ of. Mis Iast Berlin, who at the Worthingt - Beriin News L0} ESCAPED LUNATIC NABBED IN BERLIN Depaty Sherif C.ark-Captures Leon shinei at Eenin Depat. made for a At the next me Willard Chapter, American held next Friday home of Mrs. Wa ver collection wil memorial hall at There is still a del | building and it sreatly reduce collection to be t te it their Marck about the memorial hall will be given one of the ting. Like the remoy the smell of a cre the tireplace and | the football is a i summer, gang of kiddies the surest sign Therefore, the Quarter are awal winter's sleep and { the rust from ments. They we Saturday afternoc game. Yes, a re the national past even though foew batches of The Beckley “Swat” Nielson, strife with the I the Seldon Schoo Adirondack Guide Spring ment in Bonin, esv—Injures Arm While Opening Window—Ball Game. iy al Quick work on the part of Deputy Sheriff J sponsible yesterday moring for the re- capture of the | Connecticut hespital for the Insane at Midaleto mes Clark of Berlin was re- of an cscaped inmate The sheriff nabbed the fugitive just as he was about to board | the New York expre: at the Berlin | passenger station. ! The lunatic, whose Shiner, made good h sy lum ¢ vesterday morning and, ter w g to Westfield along the Hiroad tracks, he boarded an cle and rode to Berlin. Upon av name was Leon escape from the o Ju 1 HAD TOO LAR DELIVERY FOR \ RECELIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURUHASED Of The change is not period of about a month. Will Take Up ¢ Revolution, ken members the their there. clashed THE BEST BN OWING HAND, R NLW TO TRADIL Hii MADI AL WORTH A QUICK ONI. BY ONE O FOUND TIHAT Gl A STOUK ON SO MUCH BELOW OUR CHOICIE MU B WORSTED BODY BRUSSELS Rugs, sized 9x12 feet, for which standard retail price is $32.50, of- fered to you now for ¢ §23.50 AXMINSTER RUGS, high pile weave, with pick of handsome Orviental designs. At $27.50 they would be cheap. Our sale price $19.75 NT PICK OF TiIE BIGG BAR- e e e e NEW)| BRITAIN YOU CAN BEPEND ON PROMi"(- pupils of the South Ning took charge of FFlorence Cairns of been assisting Grammar permanent, Charles Ronketty, Iire Warden Wil- lian J. Ritchie saved co nsiderable Berlin property which was tarcatened by the fierce forest tire which on Shuttle Meadow mountain night, Carctaker Meadow William s 1 on I l | school st but is Smith reservoir H. of the Shuttle notified Sclectman Gibney at about ) o'clock that property within the Ber- lin line was in danger. he man got into communication with the fira warden, who left at once to ‘do what they could A man named Frost, who occuy a shanty near the Berlin property had succeeded in extinguishing a small part of the fire on the south side of the town line the the fighters rived, With stance, the den and battled the 0 oclock, all dan About the | five, screen doors, |\ pumber of g N sington durin the appearance of | oopt the fire warden sign' of, the ciose of | ESER SuS i (e noise of a howhling | . gunt to anything. sout a haseball game T f spring. people of Beckley While trying to open a window in cening from their | his tenement in Negri's block yester- beginning to scrape | day, Tony Deblassio sustained a deep farming imple- | gash on his right forearm as his hand rudely aroused | slipped and plunged through a panc m by | of glass, Dr. Griswold, who dressed cgular the injury, found that if the cut had ime ! been slightly deeper the artery in Deblassio’s arm would have been sev- ered. ver Collection. eting of IBmma Hart daughters of the which is be afternoon at the Iter Gwatkin, a sil- 1 be taken for the Washington, D. C. >t of $80,000 on the | hoped that it will through a special by all the chap- W meeting. A sketeh I to by d time local fire ar- war- with when his assistants s until was p ten woodland Berlin side were damaged by mes at Iriday f werees of on fas Came! the ing of wekling wood about Ken- nd Sunday rried, but damage to s fir . turday cs Arm Oper Window. re baseball of 13, a exhibition March till remained and ice about. captained by in dealdly dast Berlin Cubs at lhouse grounds. The on ow LIAOLS, Codeck’s Child Dies The small son of Andrew Codek, the wife beafer who was fined in the Ber lin police court (wo weeks ago, died | ON WIFE'S CHARGES | Loren Graham Before Court Today | | COURT LENICNT N DRUNK CASES | raged | select- | fatithe depot, he went immed th¢ telephone booth in the station and, phoning to the asylum au- | therities, informed them of his escape aml of the impossibility of his avppre- Liansion. He stated that he was in | Hartrord, but the authoritics learncd | from the telephone exchange that the call came from the telephone at the | Tierlin station. Th Britain police notif J v, in turn, asked on Officer A 101l to cap- tire the cscaped inmate. The latter sumnioned Sherit? Clark who hurried | over in barely to .thwart Shin- | ¢1's plan. He held the prisoner un- | 1il wuthoritics of 1lie asylum came ar- for nim i en automobile. Shiner said Bie had Intended to take a trip to the i were wntured prisoner was sent fo | Ta | stereopticon | which was Beckley boys emerged victorious hav- ing succceded in batting out twenty runs against the seventeen scored Berlin adversaries. Gaines and | constituted the battery for the IBast Berlinites and Pipke and Nielson for the Beckleyites. Sacred Concert a Success. parish hall packed by music from | surrounding citie and here to enjoy the lecture given un- ul's church. wer rendered | :omplished mu- R Thomuas delivered a lectare on “Ireland,” very interesting and in- Saturc and bhuried today. Berlin hi visit wias Briefs. returned with his st astion from son George Viets Boston after a Anson. The Selden school was closed today, it being visiting day for the teach- was ers, lovers raul's eveni many of .the tow who came sacred concert and der the ausplces of St. Pleasing selections a number of wns, following which Briazeport St. & will o'cloek QAT a special mic at §:30 morrow evening at the home | John MeKeon of Kensington The abs” Minsirels held hearsal yesterday afternoon. John Hacketl, Jr.. w Dleasantly surprised by a number of his little friends Saturday. it being his seventh birthday hold to- Regal hi » 5 re- o sic Mulcahy of of Mrs. ructive, The pr selection, 1 Meriden. i< First Ride on Train. Burton, a yeung man rs who has spent the past veral years as a guide in the Adiron- dack mountains in New York, has ac- ‘gpted employment in the machine roun at the American Paper Goods factory and is boarding with My, and Mrs, Osear Edgerly of Kensington. He recured his position through President ‘d, whose gulde hé has been for al years. trip to Connecticut was quite one to the voung mountaincer | inasmuch it brought about his flrat | ride on the raflroad trains. WHe had cen engines on a few occasions pre- wiously, but had never enjoyved the “pleasurc of sitting in the plush seat r\,:'uf o coach hauled by one of the big dmoguls. & Although he had been accustomed | o the carcfree mountain life for so | John long & period, young Burton is well | pianist, Althoug tdiistied with the change he has made | gofinitely, it ~and enjoys living in Kensington. sum was realizec Teachers Make Change. affair Miss tiattle Jackson of New Britain, | W0 has been assistiug Mrs. Mansficld from B | Piano i | Erin” of | ¢ ird | Lecture. Inter “The Harp That Hall 5 “A Perfect Day” “I'll Be Back ir Car” “A Nation Once Lecture. “Killarney” “Peggy in i NOVC Fer 1 Min I Save i Mrs Lecture. . “The Star “The 1 “Goa J T C Fought Assisted by W “Mother McCree”. .. .. Edward J. Sheehy Treland" Rev. pang thought that Miss liattic Hollister is moving into an apartment of the Miss Royee place on Worthington ridse. Ada: Adamovitch, who hougzht her farm, has rented out his housc to the Joan- son family in Beckley. Julia Hulia rogram follows: “Come Back to ..John J. Crean Fhomas Curry mission. . ; grandnicce of visiting here hoime in Savage, Hovey, few days, Her William Bulkeley is slightly indis- posed as the result of a strain he sustained Saturday while lifting heavy stones. Once Thro' Tara's i sex. is o} Mis Low Hugh Again” Conway Back Conroy 1 L this Flor- The Sunshine society will mee evening at the home of Miss ence Miller. Ttev. Otto Brand of Brooklyn ducted the services at the Kensing- ton Methodist church yesterday. The change in the schedule of Beriin-Middletown clectric trains went | into today. .Mrs. J sow Back 3 Kloon oy shechy Crean and Everybody Thomas Muicahy led eficet T it is not yet known Strictly cgRs Bros. fresh Connecticut $1.00. Russell ol pleasait @ advt, % doz 1 from the i Klec Torest Villinm Native 11 Bros advy, « ¢ doz. Russe Miss | con- | the | 'Plainville News ‘BROUCHT FROM UTICA | | i i | | | for Failing to Suppirt Fam.y. | | Accused Agrees to Furnish Bond, Eix- | | pressing Willingness to Pay $4 ;L: Week—FProgram For Concert ia Town Hall—Bricl Items, | ting under instructions from Chief Bgan of the state police depart- nment. Deputy Sheriff James McCabe brought Loren of Southinzton J | Graham of 1his A. H niornin before wtice Condell, Uti for non Y support for whom | warrant had been is- { sued. The papers were issued through State’s Attorney Alcorn, pre- | pared to have the sed extradifed | should he refuse to return voluntarily | to the jurisdiction of the Connecticut courts, The young man came willingly however, and he 1 heen at liberty | on bonds since Saturday. Selectman Johr have Attorney Jame Mather iristol appear to assist in the cution, but relatives of Graham pro- tested (hat this procedure would en tail an unnecessary expense and that a satisfactory scttlement could ar- ranged for through Grand Juror S. S. Gwillim. The suggestion was adopted and Mr. Mather was advised that it would be unnctessary for him to ap- pear. Graham and his voung wife had not been getting along together and some time ago they separated the hus- band going to Utica where he has since been regularly employed. The case was settled shortly before noon, the accused agrecing to furnish a bond of $200 to insure the weekly payment of $4 towards the support of his wife and child for a period of six months. Justice Gwillim Teniency ferty who was aee 15 to of prose- wrranged be Condell were both in the case Prosecutor inclined show of James H. C and Irank D. Morgan_ who were gned on intoxication charg: nmen were arrested last might by Officer Philip Marino, who found them in an intoxicated condition nenr the railroad crossing. Cafferty was helplassly drunk and was lying on the tracks when arrested. Morgan was al- © in the last stage of intoxication. 3oth entered pleas of ‘guilty. Mor- gan is now emploved in Bridegport He came here/Saturday to see some friends and the celebrating of his re- turn responsible for the ‘“souse’ party Morgan denied tr he bought the liquor yesterday, explaining that he had secured a supply before the sa- loons closed Saturc night. Cafferty also frankly admitted his #uilt and promised to do better if glv- en another chance. The court imposed a fine of $2 in each case, remitting the costs of both, the justice and prosecutor, both of whom agreed to serve without pay. Program For Concert. The program for the concert to be glven in the Town hall tomorrow night in connection with the lecture by Rev. James Barrett of Hartford, who is to speak on St. Patrick’s day under the auspices of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, was announced today. The concert will be given by the church choir under the direction of Miss Da Prior. I7or the occasion tha choir will be augmented by out-of- town talent. For the past few weeks the soloists and chorus have been re- hearsing faithfully for the affalr and the concert gives promise of being one of the scason's musical Father and to wi i treats. : Barrett, the speaker of the evening, is onc, of the hest lecturers in the state. He is an orator of marked ability and his services are in great demand when affairs of this character are being arranged. His subject tomorrow night will be appropriate for the season. The speaker will be introduced by Rev. H. 'T. Walsh, pastor of the local church. The program follows: Opening chorus—"Come Erin.” Solo Back to “Wearing of the Green an. New Britain M»cushla,” Jam Mrs, Donahue, re Miss Rosary” and “Mother Loda DeMars, New Recitation—Vincent ville. Solo Miss Ma Glynn, Plain- Heear You C e McCann, Bristol. Trio—Irish Melodics, Paul William Hayes, William Cunningham, Lecture—Rev. James Barrett Duet——*Somewhere a Voice Is ing"-—-Miss Josephine and I'rior. Solo—"A Little Bit of Heaven They Call Tt Ireland,” William | ton, Bristol. Solo—*"The Ould Mrs. M. T. Crean. Solo and quartet—"In Old Where the River Kenmare Flc Vincent McAuliffe, William Hayes, Taul Hayes and William Cunningham. Closing chorus—Irish Airs, mediey. To Attend Mectin he declined to o deny the report given authority to M. Cameron, owner Haven team, at the of the association to held tomorrow in Hartford, James | 3. Murphy of this place, today ad- mitted that he will attend the session He refused to say whether he will ap- Me,’ Hing Hayes, Call- Helen Sure Nor- Plaid Shawl,” ind | ¢ Ire t Whilc con- | ¢ { firm heen either that he oflicially had rep- resent of the Ne meeting be 3 | 1seball ! I | stern i 1 hone of eye. in | confined gone sons M o { Standard Remedy For Many Homes ( ( and ) t . It related wnd cor wtion Indig two conditions the of much physical & tion cause ( | pleasant | ing The \p peo- to indulge one’ petite is so that most suffer at time nother from rebellion of the ove of dig and elimination. plea v effective rem- that will quickly relieve the tion poisonous and regularity, is the combina- laxative herbs with drug under Caldwell's Syrup tenden eneral ple so1me or ixed or- |. stion impl " gos of waste mple sold in stores Dr a mild digestant, ates or narcoltic the standard in countless years A free be obtained by 3. Cadwell, 452 Monticello, Iils. o8 abso- and emedy home r trial bottl iy can pear simply in Yhe rol med with Mr, d belief, Haven A cast Cameron's are taken. The baseball m anticipating « f spectator proxy that or The the sented by ar 1meror ner however, will be repre- Murphy and that he will whenever ballots is Nev team vote ignates. of the fight state at the New Haven: 4nd Carey of expressed their plan of having a they declare that vote to continue with ecight clubs they will refuse to open the season. The claims it will stick to its declaration and unless are eight clubs the league will vacation this summer. Murphy will take this stand, if he has Cameron’s proxy, and some lively debate re expected. It is un- derstood that President O'Rourke and his supporters plan to take the fran- chises from the three opposing mag- nates unless they can shew them the error of their ways and it 18 their in- to put new managers and in the cities represented by are warm meeting. Clarkin ameron of IHartford, Springfield have all disapproval of the club league and the directors six unless trio there take Mr. a tention players them. Mr. Cameron where he has been ment for months, return home about however, that come to an is still in Chicago, undergoing treat- He 1s expected to April 1st It is even should the agreement and arrange to open the season, he will take no active part in managing the New Haven club, and that the job will be delegated to Mr. Murphy, hi: brother-in-law. Delegates to Adsembly. Martha Rebekah lodge will regular meeting this evening Irellows" hall The lodge has elected the follow- ing delegates to the Rebekah stata assembly to be held in Waterbury on eaid, directors hold a In Oda The Hartford Silk Store. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. 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In occasion and taste. variety designs is at ment 'rt, Mrs. Flc Bunting, Mrs, Tda ioodhue and Laura Warfield Wednesday, April 21: Miss Arta Gil- 1 rence « Mrs, Chuerch Notes, P St cetebrated ves church in The sermon Anderson, Hart- W Kileoyne in Matthew's tville, last evening given by Rev. John of St. Thomas's seminary, Rev pers was (ORD) ford, Mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock Wednesday (St Patrick’s Day) In the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. At the mass vesterday it was announced that there will be a triauum in the interests of o commencing Wed- nesday and continuing until Passion Sunday, when the services will begin at 9 o'clock Rev. Robert ce, Marshall of Hart- ford, gave a most interesting sermon last evenir t the lenten services in the Church of Our Saviour. At the Methodist church morning an instruction talk on recent convention of the Leaguers was given by Mr, of Hartford. Ixtracts from Bil day’s sermons formed the princ featurc of the meeting of the league held in the evening, " Sunday tha Epworth Cushman Brier Items, and Mrs. J. C. Waters of West Broad street, are home from Otig, Mass., where they spent a three months’ visit with Mr. Waters' father, J. W. Waters Mr, and Mrs. Burton Chichester of Broad street had as their guests over Sunday Mr, and Mrs. J, H. Tuttle of New Haven. H. O, Thompson, janitor of schools, is again able to be out having been confined to the hou several days with an attack erip. Mr. and Springfield, Mass., vesterday of Mrs, James J. Murphy of Mrs. John Ives returned from Torrington, where she has been visit- ing her mother, who is seriously ill Mountain View surprise party at his night by about twenty Dancing and music Lunch served, Mr. the after e for of the Mrs, . Archie were Cook of the guests Cook’'s brother, Whiting street has lverett Distin of tendered a Saturday friends enjoyed. was hi were William care was Blakeslee badly under the doctor's for a inflamed Manross Relief regular meectin G. A, Ik, hall Mrs, John from her re to will day orps hold a Th afternoon | has ilnes: house Pease ent the recovered | She several was for 1ays, George Bentl to Dallas, Perry and Miss Be her home y of Can xas, larl Dennery 1l street to visit T ntley sie returned Y funcr ha, in Rockaway, N attend the O'Hara here Henry James 10 mer Plain few da parents, Rey L2, Lawson, a former p f the Methodist church, now located n Dar 15 visiting in town Mr Awson came here Lo ofliciate at the e to v Graham of ille in Bantam, a for- constable, spending of town as the guest lis to n wedding of Ralph Naoma Hart, wiich tomorrow, Miss place Seymour and is take menia Arme fighting betweet Turks in Asia has been the by Both armies ha for food until starving. The laid waste and fiscated, The worse than tha tle is heard of of most of the af has been foou situation. Mr. Zovickian Armenlans are armies. The have been fore: the same is trug On account of t Armenian troopg upon each othe the Armenian so! frontier. A large numb and women af meeting and heal in Armi to Auto Service Britain 48-3.— Plainville Plainville daily. ’'Phone Expr New and Hartford dvt, ARMENIANS RAISE $150,000 FOR RELIEF Ravages of War Has Made Thous- ands of Countrymen Destitute. ’ A fund of $150,000 has been ralsed in six among the 50,000 Ar- menians in the United State for the relief of their countrymen Armenia who have been made desti- tute by the ravages of war, according to an announcement last night by Hovhannies Zovickian, of Provi- dence, the speaker at a meeting of Armenians in Commercial hall "his fund has been made possible by the small donations of thouss of Armenians the pennics nickles of women and children Britain contributed $2,000 fund and $10,000 the state of nas nothihg weeks living situation it Strictly fresh doz. § 0 made 50 Royal slightly mi A wond Co., Ha feet, $14.95 nds | Bmith & nd New than he Connecti- whate b and by Native cggs 274 has more advt this raised in cut. 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