New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1915, Page 6

WEE CLOTHING ON CREDIT SPRING SUITS FOR MEN AND WOMEN This is the place to buy your Spring Suit, because you may come here and select what vyou wish and simply say “CHARGE IT” Your Bill on AEas).' Weekly Payments ATELY= BRENNAN. Relgf for Coughs Flax-8eed Emulsion, is e surest and remedy for all d., especially those | .that breed bron- ts attendant dangers. nful of Linonine at Qoothes the mem- ..gntatlons itime, restores the ffect health.. Lino- p the system at me it is curing the ngthens ' the. mem- he throat and lungs, hem less sensitive and @, colds. ggists, 25c. 50c. $1. . C;Jar Oil J ofi =4 Polish Wul make your Mop is pointed to gef in comers X SPECIAL—Large Sizo ttle of Oil, 98c.. Medium d Bottle.of Oil, 69c. Get 0 Co.; Union Tea Co-; Co. York, New Haven irtford Railroad Company R o Stockholders of New Haven and Hartford given that a spectal stockhiolders of The e and Hartford Theld at Harmonie New ew Railvoad he eity SATURDAY, THE i 1915, at | twelve ¥ and act upon the Haven, TH the rcapital stock 1,500,170 shares to Pretiring ana cancelling fin this Company's tre the amendment to Gorporation ‘contained in eral Assembly of the Stiate approved. March 19th, 1915, ¢t amending the charter of 3 Mw Hayen and Hartford * ana to authorize the the powers of this 1571.- sury the R cise t the amendment corporation comtainec the General Assembl f Island and Providen. January Session, A. D. March 26, 1915, entitled “An ent of and’ in addition to an ‘An_Act to Tncorporate The fw Haven ana Hartford Rail- ; & Corporation dn this State,’ Gem—rll AtsemBly at its Jun- 1893, e ismtp of bonds by this ceessor. to the New ' York “Boston Railroad * Company »w Haven and 3 to’ the for the. purposcs set forth in of said” companies, dated 2, and Juhc 1&t, 1906, re- to in an of the Plan- olders of recofd-‘at pril 10, 19 the close will be entitled W Haven, Conpecticut, the it dons: ol are ¢ | for {firm was Hall, 9 | o'clock | follow- | therein | the | | physically undermine your health. 915, | TWO MEN KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Two Others Injured When Car Turns Turtle at Centre Moriches, N. Y. Middletown Man Dead. Centre Moriches, N. Y., April 9.— Two men were killed and two others injured late when an auto- mobile .in which the four were rid- ing overturned while traveling along Merrick road near here. The men who were killed were caught under the machine and were dead when taken aut, The other two were thrown to one side of the car. The dead are: I", C. Braden, 45 years of age of Haven; Antonio Ari- goni, 45 of age, of Middletown. The injured are Frank J. Libschik, of Brookhaven, N. Y., arm broken and cut and bruised about the head and body, and John MecGinnis of Middle- town, cut and bruised about the face {and head. Just what cauged the accident, the two injured men were unable to ex- plain. They said something sudden- ly went wrong and the machine turned over. Braden was a traveling salesman a firm of oil dealers in New York ci He was driving the car, which was his, when the accident happened. Arrigoni was a member of the firm of Arigoni Brothers, road builder and contractors, of Middletown. H building roads in this sec- tion. McGin has Dbeen' employed as i foreman in the road building work Arrigoni and his foreman had ac- cepted an invitation to ride with Braden, who was traveling in the vi- cinity on a business errand. The ac- cident occurred at an abrupt turn in the road é OME DON'TS For Stomach and Liver Sufferers Don't take medicine for your Stomach ailments morning, noon and night, as usually such medicines only give tem- porary relief and simply digest the food that happens to be in the Stomach. Don’t permit a surgical operation. There is always serious danger in op- erations and in many cases of Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments the knife can be avoided if the right remedy is taken in time. Don’t go around with a foul smelling breath caused by a disordered Stomach and Liver, to the discomfort of those you come in contact with. 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Send for FREE valuable booklet on Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr, 154-156 Whiting St., Chicago, TII. Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy is sold by Ieadmg druggists everywhere with the posm\e understanding that your money Il be refunded without question or thhl( if ONE bottle fails to give you absolute satisfaction, 'PROPOSED LECGISLATION FOR NEW HAVEN ROAD Expounded by Eliott in Address at Norwich. Norwich, April 9.—President EI- liott of the New Haven road, in an address before the members of the Eastern Connecticut Development committee and Chamber of Commerce !last night, said in part: In an effort to obtain a platform upon which to place the New Haven financial structure, the campany has asked to have the laws of Connecti- cut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island amended in certain particulars so that the laws of these states will be in harmony. The reasons for this leg- islation and the changes proposed are us follows Short Term Notes, The New Haven company and subsid ¥, the Harlem River Portchester Railroad company issued and now oustanding in hands of the public, shart term amounting to $32,304,000 of which $29,399,0060, become due May 1, 1915, and $2,905,000 between that date and August 1, 1915, The New England Navigation com- pany, of which the New Haven is the sole owner, and for which it is re- sponsible, has, issued and now aut- standing in the hands of the public, short term notes of $20,000,000 due May 1, 1917. der the laws of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, there is no legal authority to dispose of this large debt in any way except: 1. Renew it from time to time for short periods. 2. To pay earnings. 3. Ta pay all or part of it from the sale of securities and other prop- erty that may be disposed of. Earnings Not Sufficient. Every effort is now being made to utilize the two last named plans, but the volume of earnings af the com- pany and the prices at which securi- ties and property can be sold under present conditions, are not such that any large amount of these notes can | be paid off in this manner. The company has, therefore, ap- plied to the proper authorities of Con- necticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Is- land the remedial leislation that, if enacted, would permit the adoption of some plan of permanent financing as follows 1.. By the issue of a preferred stock, provided that the holders of at least two-thirds of the present cap- {ital stock vote to adopt such plan. By the making of h mortgage which would permit the issue of first and refunding mortgage bands, from the proceeds of which the short term notes could* be paid off. Presumably long time bonds of this character dould be issued at a much lower rate of interest than is now paid upon un- secured short term notes, and 'there would be a saving in interest of the difference between 7 per cent., which is about what the present debt is cost- ing the company, and the rate of in- terest carried by the bonds. its and have the notes all or part of it from Massachusetts Legislation. 1. Any mortgage executed by the company shall "include outstanding unsecured notes and debentures upon which the company is the ariginal ana principal obligor, but’ may exclude bonds already secured by another mortgage, also contingent liabilities. 2. The company may issue abli- gations up to the amount of its cap- ital stock and premiums, also to such further amount up to twice the amount of its capital steck and premiums as the public service commission. 3. The company may issue pre: ferred stock ‘subject to the approval of the public service commission. 4. No fractiona] shares shall here- after be issued, but stockholders may combine them by purchase or sale of rights to subscribe. 5. The capital stock and indebted- ness 1ed and outstanding and pre- mium account on June 30, 1914, shall be validated. 6. The public service commission shall have power {o secure full infor- mation in regard to all of the com- ¥'s subsidiary corporations and their affairs, 7. The holders of convertible de- bentures shall have the right to sub- seribe for future issues of stock. The company shall be required to account to the public service com- mission for the proceeds of the sale of gecurities of its subsidiary companies. The laws suggested In Massachu- setts were drafted by the public ser- vice commission of that szate, and are unanimously recommended by them to the general court for passage in their report dated February 16, 1915, and are now before the railroad com- mittee of the house and senate. Connecticut Legislation. 1. The company is to be prohibitedq from exercising any of its right's undor rlidated Railway Company xcept such may be re- quired for dealing wIth properties which it now owns, operates or con- trols, 2, The acquire, company is not hereafter to hold or guarantee the stocks or securities of, or make rmergers with cther corporations, without the ap- rroval of the public utilities commis- sion. 3. The company hereafter is to is- stock only after approval of the lic utilities commission. 4. The company is to be pemitted to issue obligations and secure them by mortgage substantially as per- mitted by the proposed Massachusetts legislation. 5. The provisions of the company's charter that a majority or its direc- tors must be citizens of Connecticut are to be repealed, but instead a two- thirds majority must be citizens and r dents of New England sue pu The company is to be permitted Eastern Millinery Company MILLINERY VALUES That' Are the Talk of New Britain No Matter What Style or Color Hat You Are Decided On You Will Be Sure To Find It Here At Wholesale Prices. UNTRIMMED HATS Our collection of Untrimmed Hats comprises every shape that is new and stylish, including the Poke, Sailor, Shep- herdess, Tricorn, etc., in ali the wanted colors. SATURDAY SPECIALS. 79¢ Worth $1.50 98¢ Worth $2.00 Hundreds of Flower Wreaths 39¢ Worth 75¢ Upstairs Showrooms Wholesale Prices to sell, ny pledge or otherwise dispose of part of the capital stock of the Iloston and Providence Railroad cor- poration or of the Old Colony Railroad company now in its treasury. The general bill suggested for Con- necticut has been drawn in consulta- tion with and is recommended by the public utilities commission of Connec- ticut and is intended to produce uni- formity so far as practicable between Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode <land, tive conditions about the issue of se- curities to which your company as- sents, WRW | During a recent interview, Mr, Jo- seph Mercier, of 253 Walker street, Lowell, Mass.,, said to the writer: “My little boy, Clifford, seven years old has taken Father John's Medicine whenever he had a cold or cough, ever since he was two years old, and it has never failed to give good re- sults. He used to coygh badly at nigiat and he does not do it when we ! give him Father John's Medicine. We believe that Father's John's Medicine { and | recommend | gives him increased weight strength, We strongly Father John's Medicine to of chjldren who are weak down. mothers and run e ———————— SALTS IF KIDNEYS OR BLADDER BOTHER | Harmless to flush Kidneys Splendid For Kidneys. acids. and Kidney and Bladder weakness re- sult from uric acid, says a noted au- thority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it often remains to frritate and inflame, causing a burn- ing, scalding’ sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the blad- der, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer is in constant dread, the wa- ter passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is Vi profuse; again, there is difficulty in avoiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks call because they can’t control urina- tion. While it is extremely annoying and sometimes very painful, this is really one of the most simple ailments to overcome. Get about four ounces of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast, continue this for two or three vs. This will neu- tralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation to it, the bladder and urinary organs which | then act normally again. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caused by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever. Here you have a pleasant, effer- vescent lithia-water drink, which quickly relieves bladder trouble. harmless, | also to embody some protec- | $1.48 Worth $2.50 TRIMMED HATS You will find here copies of the very latest designs, in high grade hats, includ- ing Leghorn, Milans, and Hemp, of the best quality, trimmed in our own work- room. The collection that we are show- ing for Saturday is worth seeing. Mod- erately priced. ATURDAY SPECIALS. $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 Worth $3.00 Worth $4.00 Worth $5.00 Worth;$8.50 Bushels of Cherries 25¢ Worth 50c Free Trimming Service EASTERN MILLINERY CO. Millinery Headquarters Fields of Daisies 25¢ All Colors. Worth 50c. Upstairs Showrooms Wholesale Prices There will soon be hearings at Hart- ford upon this bill. Rhbode Island Ll‘l{l\lu(l( 1. The name of the corporation in Rhode Island shall be changefl so as to be the same as in Massachusetts and Connecticut. 2. Defec company’s_original Tsland are cured. 3. The eompany ized to issue obligations the amount of its capital stock and premiums, and to execute a mortgage to secure such obligations, 4. The capital stock and premiums ure declared to be the same amount as validated by the proposed Massachu- setts legislation. 5. The corporation sigpll be au- thorized to issue stock both common and preferred as shall be approved by the public utilities commisston. The sale of the New England ailroad to the New York, New Haven in the acceptance of the charter in Rhode be author- up to twice shall and Hartford Railroad company under the authority of the general court of Massachusetts in 1905, is ratified and approved. The law in Rhode Island pnssod the house and senate and was signed by the governor, March 26, 1915, The officers and directors of the ccmpany believe that if thése various laws are passed some plans can be de- vised during the rext few months which can be submitted to the stock- | holders at some-proper time for their conslderation and ratification, if the plans meet with their approval. GERMANY NOT RULING TURKEY. Declare Turkish Officials Who Present in Rome. Rome, April 8, via Paris,—Caraso Eflendi and Midhat Bey, the first member of the Turkish chamber of deputies and the second former secre- tary of the Turkish committee of union and progress, are at present in Are ‘nied Rome. They deny having and special mission, but it is recalled that they appeared here on the eve the ne- gotiations leading to the peace be- tween Italy and Turkey. Referring to the Dardanelles, these two Turks today expressed conviction that they. could not be forced, even with a powerful army. 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