New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1915, Page 2

long summer put them té Tar Moth Proof Bag. poths or bugs or damp cannot affect them. Iphone 1369. B delivered. Bi's Drug Stor nith has sold land and Tremant street to B. N. : Quality First. The Eddy Decorating Co.—advt. OST OF ELECTRIC PLANT T00 HEAVY That Is Mayor Quigicy’s Reasons for Vetoing Preject. Mayor George A, Quigley, in plaining his veto of the electric light- | ing project as stated in yesterday's ! Heraid, has given his reasons in { writing and these will be presented at the next meeting of the common | council. { The mayor's reasons follow: | Common Loundl—«uty of New Bri- ; tain: Gentlemen:— Pursuant to the authority vested in | me I have this day disapproved the { action of your honorable body in adopting the resolution relating to the matter of municipal lighting. I have disapproved your action for the reason that I do not believe that the city could embark in the business of municipal lighting under a cost of $2,000,000. In order to raise this amount of money it would be neeessary to issue bonds and when we realize that New Britain has now a bonded indebted- ness of about $3,500,000 and a grand list of less than §45,000,000, we can readily see that our debt would be out of all proportion to our grand list. Further. we must face in a very short time the sewage disposal pro- blem which it has been estimated will necessitate a bond issue of between $400,000 and $600,000 and the ever present problem of school accomo- dation which will no doubt necess- itate a bond issue in the near future ex- M. T. A. & B, soclety will pow. and hear & report committee on the re- of “The Private ladtes,” gents’ and garments cleaned and _the Union YLaundry Co., , Tel. 904 and our team Gorton, of Naugatuck, is Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoar ot. church fair tonight, and Tues. Bardeck’s hall. —advt. J. BL Adams has removed jold goods to Springdale, which parish he has been Mrs. Arthur Horton have heir residence at No. 582 committee of Unity Re- p will meet this evening George Parker to make ments for the whist to | day evening, in O. U. A, ir Sunday walk to the nd see where the Bodwell is opening up beautiful jand’ Cottage ‘sites through pstate. You will want one. & iIn woman, has the most doll collection in the d the illustrated story in @ Sunday Globe.—advt. D. Stockwell has returned with her son, Dr. Stock- iton. Halevi lodge, I. O. B. B, a class of candidates at ar meeting tomorrow. A flance is requested as other nt business will be trans- ler F. V. Streeter of the n behalf of Stanley Post, desires to express his ap- for the assf{stance given the citizens at the recent Intion. er lodge, No. 96, I. O. O. bet Monday night and act Int matters. After the reg- ng the ninety-sixth anni- the order will be cele- musical and vocal pro- peen arranged. The prin- er will be Dr. D, L. Phenix orchestra will ert. the California Expositions upply of Allen’s Foot-Ease | ptic powder to be Shaken joes, or dissolved in The Standard Remedy for twenty-five years. Tt pt relief to tired, aching revents swollen, ites: “I enjoyed every Iy stay at the Expositions, Patzold | the ; hot feet. | of possibly $2,000,000. Then again our knowledge of mu- nicipal lighting is so meagre that I do not believe that this matter should be seriously entertained until the full- est information possible is obtained regarding municipal lighting. Further on April 20, after the ad- journment of the city meeting, T re- quested the citizens to remain and discuss the matter of munieipa] light- ing. By a unanimous vote the pro- position was rejected. I feel that this expression alone would justify a veto and I herewith return the resolution to you disap- proved. Respectfully, GEORGE A. QUIGLEY, Mayor of New Britain. { STATE’E WITNESSES NEGLECT TO APPEAR Several Cases in Police Court Today But All But One Are Continued. Several witnesses for the having become frightened and arpeared since the case was journed from earlier in the week, case against John Francofski, with assault and breach or the peace, was again continued, this time until May 8. Lawyver LeWitt appeared for the accused and demurred at the state dis- ad- the An echo of the Willow street fight of yesterday noon was heard in court this morning when Gastrino Mavo surrendered himself as one of the combatants. It is alleged that he, with another Italian, were playing nool when they became angered and wreaked their vengeance on Adam 3entle. The case was continued until Monday and in the meantime the other fighter will be arrested. William Mahoski, a drunk, was fined $7 and costs by Judge Meskill. He was arrested by Officer Theodore Johnson. He was asked if he wa drunk and said: ‘“a little but not { muech, How much?” The judge satisfied his curiosity by saving $5. The ecase against Charles Steppler, charged with assaulting his wife, was continued until Monday morning when the accused failed to appear in court. WILL INSTALL OFFICERS, Tomorrow evening at 7:00 o'clock the officers of St. Mary’s Holy Name | soclety will be installed in the school { hall by William F. Delaney, president i of St. Joseph’s Holy Name soclety. ! Attorney F. J. Corbett, professor of { elocution at Trinity college, will he the speaker of the evening. Free Poster stamps for borvs and L Allen’s Foot-Ease in my it it today. girls. Sece the Hartford Globe.—advt. fa Fountain Wisdom latronize the one that pleases and ies you---we are not doubtful of ult or your decision---as we are nflhe superior merits of our foun- ',will eventually come here. ICKINSON DRUG CO.. 169-171 MAIN STREET charged | second continuance but finally agreed. | | boara | June. 10 HOLD CONFERENCE OF SECRETARIES HERE Belicves Permancnt State Organize- tion Wil Follew Mecting. It is likely that a permanent organ- ization of secretaries of the commer- cial organizations of the state will be formed as the result of a conference to be held in the chamber of com- merce rooms in this city next Satur- day aftermoon. There are about forty commercial organizations in the state, inecluding chambers of commerce, businessmen’s assoclations, and boards of trade, Tha Connecticut chamber of commerce does not include all of these and there is need of an organization of secretar- ies whereby the work may be co- ordinated and co-operation secured in state-wide movements. As many of the forty organizations are small, it is not expected that the final mem- bership will exceed twenty-five, al- though all will be invited to attend the conference. A resolution expressing the sorrow of the chamber of commerce at the death of A, Howard Abbe, whose fun- eral was held yesterday afternoon, h been prepared by a committee con- sisting of Frank H. Johnson, Joseph R. Andrews and Frank J. Porter as follows: Whereas Almighty God, in his in- finite wisdom, has removed from our midst our worthy and esteemed fel- low member, A. Howard Abbe, Be It Resolved That the directors of the mercantile bureau of the New Britain chamber of commerce, repre- senting the entire membership, hereby express their sorrow at the loss of a faithful friend, an earnest and force- ful leader and co-worker, a good citi zen and an upright man, and that w extend to the bereaved family and rel- atives our heart-felt sympathy. Be Tt Resolved That a copy of the foregoing resolution, signed by the past-presidents of the Business Men's association of which Mr. Abbe was the first president, be spread upon the records, and that a copy be sent to the bereaved family and to the press, Ewents Tonight _] “The Girl in the Taxi™ win Lyceum. at the Russ- Moving pictures and vaudeville at EKeeney's, Moving pictures at Fox's. Meeting of Vega Benefit society at 59 Arch street. Meeting of Chamberlain council, Jr, 0. U. A, M, inJr. O. U. A, M. hally Meeting of Royal Neighbors of Amer- ica. Meeting of Landers camp, No. 10764, M. W. A,, at 34 Church street. Meeting of Aerie No. . Frater- nal Order of Iagles, at Holmes & Hoffman’s block. MOTHERS HERE IN 1916. New Britain to Have Annual Conven- | tion of Conunecticut Congress. The Connecticut Congress o Mothers will hold its 1916 convention in New Britain, the convention held vesterday in the West Haven Congre- gational churcn of New Haven hav ing accepted the invitation of the New Britain Maternal association. The next meeting of the executive will be held in Hartford in Mrs, A. T. Wiard of 150 West Main street was made chairman of the membership committee and Mrs. J. A. Traut of 249 Arch street and Mrs. Buell B. Bassette of Timmons place were placed on the welfare commit- tee. Mrs. Wilfred H. Dresser of ford was elected president t Mrs. B. T. Mott, whe. has. the president of the orgam the last five years. MOV Hart- i TO CHESHIRE. Mr. and Mrs, ‘rfllll“i P. Occupin To Make Their Home in the Country. The many friends of Mr, and Mrs. Louis P, Occupin will regret to learn that the; re to shortly this city and take up their residence in Cheshire where Mr, Occupin will go into the poultry business on an exten- sive scale, Both Mr. and Mrs, Occupin are prominent members of the Methodist church, However, their relations with the local church will not be entirely severed, as they will become parishioners of Itev. FErnest Neumann, a former member of the local church, who has been assigned to the Cheshire church. WILL remove from A. DI RF.("I'()“\~ ME Officers Rl‘elfl“(’(l b\ Holrd to Serve Another Year in Association. Y. M. C. A meeting of the board of directors of the Y. M. C. A. will be held Mon- day evening for the purpose of pa ing on subscription: The following officers were this week re-elected to serve another year: Prsident—I. M. Wightman. Firse vice president—F. G. Platt. Second vice president—R. M. Peck. Recording secretary—E. J. Skinner. Treasurer—H. B. Humason. Assistant treasurer—(Charles Wetmore, Auditors. M. Wightman. George Talcott and B. and the former is the sexton. | BLACK Wire Cloth ..... PEARL Wire Cloth . .. ... BRONZE Wire Cloth . All widths. Cut any HARDWARE. A. NOTES, Vesper Service Tomorrow—>May Breakfast—Silver Bay Club. The Y. W. C. A, ve r service at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, will have for its speaker Miss C. Bartlett, superintendent of City Mission. Thig is to be a girls’ Sunda Tea, and a social hour at 5:30 o'cloc All are cordially invited. Save your appetites for the tempt- May breakfast to be served at Y. W. C. A. bright and early on May morning until 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. Decorations and menu are most enticing. The Silver Bay club will hold their meeting on Wednesday night, and make final arrangements for the May breakfast decoratio: Y. W. C. MEETING. in Plainville, May 19. Mrs. Dora Taylor of Danbury, su- perintendent of state medical tem- perance work, addressed the meeting of the W. C. T. U. at the Y. W. C. A. vesterday afternoon. Particular men- tion was made of the decrease in the state. The annual free will offering taken yesterday afternoon and was set aside for county work. The annual convention of the W. C. T. U. will be held at Plainville, May 19, this year, according to an s nouncement made at yvesterday's meeting. Last year's convention was held in New Britain, the Cecnter church being the headquarters. ‘ IN BANKRUPTCY COURT. Partners Tail in Business—Santi Of- | fers Twenty Cents on the Dollar, Philip Jacob and who conduct a busine have filed a petition showing no asscts and $1,007. cole Santi, bankrupt, has offered his creditors twenty cents on the dollar and they | will meet to consider the proposition at 2 o'clock on May 3. Attorney Mor- ris D. Saxe has heen named as trustee of the estate. The assets are $700, and his liabilities $1,200, “ob in this city, bankruptcy, liabilities of in another New Britain ON MORTGAGE, TO FORE: Judge Tuttle Decision in Favor of Mrs. Lucy Cryne. Judge J. P. Tuttle in the superior court short calendar session yester- day gave judgment for Mrs, Lucy Cryne, of this city, for foreclosure on a mortgage against H. P. Holmquist on Wallace street property. The judgment was for $3,854.06, The defendant was granted until July to redeem the mortgage and a subsequent day was named for an at- taching creditor. BAILEY PROP! Through the office of “H. Dayton Humphrey the J. W. Bailey property, gituated at the corner of Camp and Hart streets, has been sold to L. Meshkin, the furricr. VY SOLD, NORTH & JUDD ADDITION. An addition to. the plant of the | North & Judd company will be crect- | ed shortly. The old building at the northeast corner of Kast Main and Stanley streets will be nised two making it even with the new office building. ' A seven story struc- ALL CHICKS by feeding for the first three weeks PRATTS Baby Chick Food It carries them safely through the danger period, prevents discase, insures quick growth and early maturity. Seld on Money Back Guarantee by Dealers Everywhere Annual State Convention to Be Held ' use of alcohoi in the hospitals in the | Abraham, | MOSQUITO NETTING 2'/zc sq. foot .5¢ sq foot 10c sq. foot length HERBERT L. MILLS 336 MAIN ST. in the rear of the office building. The company is doing a large volume of business jand the officers are confident of the future outlook. The company is at { present manufacturing a soldier's | acoutrement, a form of harpess in | which to carry equipment and sad- dlery hardware. ture will be built All up-to-date models and the best values wt have offered. COATS AND SUITS FOR MISSES AND WOMEN COATS—Misses’ Corduroy (Golfine) Coats in rose, Copenhagen, sand and am- ber, at $13.50. Misses’ and Women'’s Topcoats in serges, checks and coverts in a wide range of smart, new styles, at $15.00. Misses’ and Women’s Gaberdine Shep- herd Checks and Fine Covert Coats in sev- eral extremely smart models. Loese and belted effects, some are trimmed with velvet collars and borders—others are plain tail- % ored, at $18.50, $22.50, $25.00 and $29.00 Horstulls ! “IT PAYS TO RUY OUR XIND* l 9399 ASYLUM ST. Conmecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST. ) HANTPORD, Williams Automobile Co. Agents for Hudson Motor Cars AUTOMOBILISTS ATTENTION. Would you like to go an entire sea- son without any tire troubles? You | can by equipping your car with the | “Interlock” Inner Tube? They make | tires blow-out proof and practically ! puncture proof; old tires as strong as new and new tires wear twice as long. You get double mileage out of tires in which Interlocks are used. The “Red Line Quality” of Inner | Tubes and Accessories are the best in { the world. The double thick tube is i the best to buy, made of six piles of rubber, three of Red and three of | Grey, which makes the proof against slow leaks or porosity. Double thick tubes give you double service. Our special offer to first purchaser of light car is still open. Send for our | free list of don’ts; mention make of { car when writing. Full information | mailed on request. Write Manager, P. O. Box 430, or call at 163 Maln Street, City, Room 3 was | $10 | s THE cumym’cu. Extra Special Tonight [ 10 10 | | i i l | ] Women’s Silk Hose, i I | | | v 25¢ value. Tonight 17c a pr Women'’s Gauze Lisle Hose white, tan and black, 19¢ value. Tonight 12;c a pr Women’s Shirt Waists in white, values up to $1.00. To- 42¢ Men’s Balbriggan Under- wear, 50c value. Tonight 35c¢ Women’s Washable Doe- skin Finish Gloves, 59¢ value 16-button length. Tonight 35c 29¢ and 25¢ All Silk Wide Ribbons. Tenight 15¢ 50c and 75c¢ Fine Lace Neckwear, new designs, To- i night 39c 'Phone fora Demonstration. NEW GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. Lowest rate for first class storage. supplies. Repairs and NEW FIVE AND SEVEN PASSENGER TOUR- ING CARS FOR RENT BY THE TRIP OR HOUR. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 287 ELM STREET 'PHONE 236 NEW BRITAIN NOTICE! $25,000.00 Will be paid by the New Britain Co- operative Savings and tion to shareholders in the 34th P series, which Tuesday April 27, 1915, Subscriptions for shares in the April Polls open Loan associa- and mature, seres may now be made. for the electon of offcers for the en- suing year from 7:30 to 9 p. m. on the above date at 86 West Main street, This association was organized twenty-nine years ago and has paid back to its members over $300,000.00 the present assets are $277,000.00 in- terest at the rate of 5 per cent, is add- ed to the depositors account in April and October, all its money is loaned to ita members on first mortgage, interest and payments on the principle made monthly. No other plan for systematic sav- ings is o geod, so safe, so sure of ultimate results as our plan, try fit. Y. J. STEARNS, Secretary. The Quality Print Shop Printing done I8 many languages GOOD WORKMANSHIP ~— MODULK ATE PRICES Tinotype Composition. ,EASTERN PRINTING AND PUB- LISHING COMPANY. s 634 53 (Church Street. i, C ERRESFN Mgy POTATO SEED You want your seeds true to name and of strong- est fertility value, don’t you? Plant our Govern- ment Inspected Seed. Y our choice of Green Mountain Carman No. 3 Irish Cobler Gold Coin Early Harvester Send or telephone y our order at once to Rackliffe’ Tel. 1099-4. S Seed Store 302 Park St.