New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 5

(J ) / Braves’ Chances for Bunting i MANAGER STALLINGS % Boston, April 15.—Will the “Braves” walk away with the Naticnal league flag this year? It would seem that the team which battered down all oppo- _dition last year, strengthened by the dequisition of Sherwood Magee, former Philly slugger, would have a ¢omparative cinch in copping the gonfalon, but there are those who think the Braves will not even be in the running. Seven managers in the National league are firmly of that oplmon George Stallings is the only the | | manager who does not agree with {them. George has already dispensed { with the formality of copping the flag and is guring on his team’s chances {in the 1915 world’s series. George . says that, while he expects greater op- position this season as a result of the strengthening of the other teams, he does not think that any one team has been sufficiently strengthened to in- ,terfere seriously with his team’s chances. And the other seven mana- gers in the league answer in chorus, “‘we shall see.” The_Usual Big Saturday Sale at The GREAT WESTERN MARKET THE QU ‘\L‘ITY STORE OF Fancy Lamb Stew. Strips of Sugar Cured Bacon.... Nice Lean Skinned B‘ok Hams Nice Lean Smoked Shoulders. Heavy Cuts of Salt Pork Compound Lard. Hamburg Steak. SPECIAL O 10 1bs. Sugar fer 55c and 1 1b. o SPECIAL ON FLOUR SATU: The Best Bread Flour Guaranteed Eggs Potatoes (Native) . Native Dandelions 10“ PRICES: .16¢ ..12¢ .19¢ -18¢ ..22¢ .12¢ lfi 1-2¢ 16 1-2¢ .1le 3 2¢ lh: for 25¢ .10¢ GAR FOR SATURDAY’, of Liver 10c, RDAY. ). Imported Pure Olive Oil, 500 a quart former pri lcc 80c quart. 3 1bs.. Prunes, 25c., Celery, Cano!s. Parsnips, Spii Cabbage and Rareripes. Rareripes, 2 Bunches for 5c. 1 1b. Dried Peaches 10c. nach, © XKale, Raddish, Parsley, Delivery to all parts of the city. The GREAT WESTERN MARKET Frank Maietta, Prop, 63 Main St., ’Phone 1053 il Repats Ciam 5,000 BY GEN. OBREGON Villa Troops Were Kiled. Washington, April 16.—Consul Sil- liman.at Vera Cruz cabled the stats department today a summary of the Carranza reports of a victory by Gen- eral Obregon over the Villa forces | near Celaya. .Rout of the Villa army and the capture of thirty pieces of ar- tillery and many prisoners were claimed. Department officials were waitling detailed reports from both sides be- fore accepting as definite the resuits claimed by either, | | 1 Serious in Mexico City. * Duval West, special representative of the state department, today teles graphed Secretary Bryan that condi- | tions in Mexico City were again be- coming serious, owing to the lack of foodstuffs and the interruption of communications. The department immediately noti- fied Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz to urge the Carranza authorities to co- operate in clearing the railroad to the | K Mexican capital for the shipment of | supplies. Traffic Interrupted. Reports do not indicate, Secretary Bryan stated, that the railroad is out of order but military activities have interrupted traffic to such an extent as to make ‘the problem of securing food serious. Meagre advices to the Car- ranza agency from Vera Cruz said that Obregon, in reporting a decisive victory over the Villa forces, claimed to have captured 2,500 prisoners and focrteen cannon, He added that he was in pursuit of the enemy. 5,000 Troops Killed. Unofficial advices from Vera Cruz ! said that Obregon reported that 5,000 } Villa troops had been killed and that 6,000 prisoners and forty field pieces taken. Affidavits have been received by diplomatic representatives here from the international commission of Mexico City, which in many cases have been confirmed by previous ad- vices received, alleging the existence of conditions of anarchy in Mexico City and reciting specific instances of abuse of foreigners there. These aifidavits have been transmitted by the diplomats to their home govern- ments. Copies of the allegations cor- roborated by their own representa- tives to the state department for its information. Word reached Secretary Bryan from Americans in Mexico City, END INDIGESTION OR STOMACH PAIN IN FIVE MINUTES «pape’s Diapepsin”- makes sick, sour, gassy stomachs feel fine. Time it! In five minutes all stom- ach distress will go. No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or belching of gas, acid, or eructations of undigested ‘ food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath , or headache. Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for its speed in regulating upset stomachs. 1t is the surest, quickest and most cer- tain indigestion remedy in the whole £ world and besides it is harmless. Millions of men and women now eat their favorite foods without fear —they know Pape’s Diapepsin will ! save them from any stomach mis- ery. 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Harry Abbe of Schenectady, N. js visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Howard Abbe. Tsabella circle, National Daughters of Isabella, will hold a dance in Booth's hall on May 14. Miss Lucy Dunn will be in charge. A case of diphtheria on Washington street was reported to the health com- mission today, Water Commissioner Schwartz of South Norwalk, who is attending the G. A. R. convention, was a visitor at the office of the local water board to- day. Rudolph Rhein of this who is at the Hartford hospital uffering from an attack of acute indigestion, is now on the 10ad to recovery. A daughter has been born to Mr. No. 65 10c to 40c 10c to 75¢ 50c to $2.50 tanle N Tonls LET US SHOW YOV the superior line of tools made under this Famous Trade Mark. They are designed to meet the requirements of every particular tool user, Call and examine the tools you are interested in. back” guarantee. Remember we sell them under a “money Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc. 250-256 Park St., New Britain. acd $1.55 to $3.35 f— 25¢ to T0c 10c¢ to 35¢ . of our grcet xen‘uses had (o be sd- ! uividuals, { quate warnin ! a stimulus for the stupid. and Mrs, Ledge. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Cowperthwait of Black Rock avenue. Philip B. Stanley of Sunny Child Psychology. (Pittsburg Post.) Announcement of the results of the free psychological clinic for children conducted by the University of Pitts- burg starts an interesting train of thought. It has shown the mental defects of a number of children and 1. here correction is possible has given advice This branch of scie stage where either ridicule or resent- ment of judgments avail against it, and the manner in which it is being conducted by the university, with every regard for the feelings of the children submitted to it and their on how it may be obtained. ce has passed the its can presents it in the most fav- orable light. Its possibilities for good cannot be enumerated. In the single instance of a mervous child !t can lay rules that may parents, down not only change the cou it of a lot of suifering. Nor the of its lfe, but free should either children or | their parents let senciliveness stand in f 2curing such aid. Some ed anad guarded along lines ribed as psychelogleal. and not only of some of thos but of history, might h more attention had | been ve ir mental trai cuitdhond Alexander could ooy he world, but he me to a mise H to conquer Suppose Nupoleon's shness had been taken i he was a child and companied with now . tie } been dif r.o thought of tur lovity, suppose a psyc had been established for the states men of Europe when the tuik which led into this ‘war began. What a pity Carranza, Zapata, Vilia and other Mexican revolutionists were not put through one in their childhood! Such suggestions are not to be laughed at. The psychological clinic leads to| 1cise of mind. It points to a remedy tor mental explosiveness as well as to Some of | he children now being examined arc found extra bright in some things, but dull or unbalanced as to othe or rous, e psychologlcal clinic suggests | medies for these defects, but that js far from ending tha matter, The ad- vice it gives must be followed, and this brings us back to the old de- spair of whether ‘he bent of one's nature .an he changed Some of the werst offenders against physical laws are doctors with weakness that might prove dan- | nounced criminals are to morals that thes failed overce { may be em n « obvio i s ras to L taiic SlMON 'S BUSY STORE $25and $30 Stunning Spring Selling s I 8 Tumnrmw DO YOU WEAR At A SIZE 16, 18, 36 or 3 It =0, come to this Sale Tom expecting to see the best Suit. in town. g Hardly two suits alike. assortment of materials and m ular Spring colors to choose f) Only One Day Sale Alteraticns Froe of Oh New Separate Skir Sale of $2.98 and $3.08 morrow Only at $1.98 New blsck and white ehe plein colors in serge any as Sizes up to 50 walsl bang. 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