New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1915, Page 2

long summer put them fte Tar Moth Proof Bag. hoths or bugs or damp cannot affect them. thone 1369. 'delivered. ll's Drug Store ity Items umason of Grove Hill is in Sor a few days. jtren F. Cook,ithe new pas- “Trinity M. E, Church, was D. MoMillan yesterday. ‘Quality First. The Eddy d Decorating Co.—advt. ¢ of the directors of the Trust company was sched- ‘held this afternoon and it led that a sub-committee report on the selection r-and assistant treasurer. meeting of the Carpen- will be held this evening ption on the death of C. F. lawn mowers sharpened. by, Tel 1279-12 or Abbe Hdw. advt. Atherton and Gladys Dyer iroh street have been grant- e license. er anniversary of Mr. and ust E. Monsees was ceie- rday with a family dinner me on East Main street. oline Bartlett, the new city , gave a talk at the vesper the Y. M. C. A. yesterduy hist and dance. Judd's hall, Admission 15c.—advt. g of Queen Ester Cirele of dist church will be held at tomorrow evening at the rs. Hart: con Kensington i church, fair - tonight, and Tues. Bardeck's hall. & —advt. blenc Clifton, of Providence, d to her home after visit- 8 on West Main street. 7as born at the hospital fto Mr. and Mrs. Walter Win- Greenwood street. Mrs. Frank Zwick are re- the birth of a daughter, he hospital yesterday. o gst butter in the land, fresh ot and delicious, 34c 1b, $1.00, Russell Bros.—advt. -UP MEETING. or the prosecution of a eampaign in this city this fo formulated at a meeting jecial committee in Mayor office this afternoon. The rs intend to make New “spotless town” before Sat- [ves, and from now until that entless campaign on dirt will EN REAPPOINTED. George A, Quigley has re- John W. Allen a member oard of compensation and it Mr. Allen has been of the board since the town governments were consoli- he was a member of the i board for a number of years jat. atter S4c 1b. Russell Bros.— I'H BALLS 'WINTER CLOTHING PROTECT THEM FROM MOTHS. Moth Chips endine Compound araj Destroyer | pahan-Mangini MISS SHANNAHAN’S FIANCEE IS LOCATED Daniel Flaherty Knew of Dead Girl’s Comdition and Visited Doctor With Her. Interest in the now famous Shan- manslaughter case, which has been dormant since the trial of the local physician, was post- poned until the June term of the su- perior court, is mow revived by the discovery of the famous ‘“Brother Dan,” to whom the unfortunate girl referred before her death on Decem- bér 6 in the lonely Renaldi home in Knsington following an illegal opera- tion alleged to have been performed by Dr. Mangini. The mysterious man is Daniel Flah- erty, formerly an efficlency expert at i Poquonock, and sald to have been the fiance of the girl. At present Flaherty is recovering from nervous prostration at a Poughkeepsie, N. Y., sanitarium. He has been interviewed by State’s Attorney Alcorn, it is said, and is said to have confessed all he knew of the case. The report is that he confessed to having spent the Tuesday night previous to the girl’s death in her company at the Dillon Court hotel in Hartford registered as man and wife. He is said to have planned to marry her, He has explained that he did not attend her funeral or send flowers be- cause he was advised not to by coun- sel. Although he knew whatever he said might be used against him, it is sald that Flaherty has told the state’s at- torney that he visited Dr. Mangini with the girl, but did not contribute towards the expense of an operation or did not pay for her board in Ken- sington. He will be one of the state’'s most important witnesses at the trial next June. Best Butter 34c 1b, Russell Bros.— advt. LOCAL MEN INJURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS Henry Groth and Walter Figure in Bad Week-end Smash-ups. Strogi Henry Groth, of Locust street, and Walter Strogi, of Winter street, are koth in a serious condition as the re- sult of motor vehicle accidents in which they figured over the week-end. The former is in the Middlesex hospi- 1al and Strogi is at the local institu- tion. The condition of eacn is serious as they both have internal injuries. Strogi was injured late Saturday af- ternoon when a motoreyele on which he was riding was struck by a train at Wheatogue, north of Plainville. His machine was demolished and. that the driv escaped instantaneous death is miraculous. At tne hospital today his condition is regarded as grave as his internal injuries are most serious. The Locust street young man was injured near Middletown last - night when an automobile in which he was riding with Arthur Otterbein and five others was overturned in a collision with a car driven hy Davis Volentin a Weslevan student from Brookl The local man says the student's c side-swiped his machine. Groth iniured ncar the spine as well as in- ternally. SKULL TREPANNED AT N. B. HOSPITAL Bristol Boy in Scrious Condition-— Jumps Off Railroad Bridge to ¥scape Death. His .skull fractured and the brain tissue lacerated, twelve-year-old Sal- vatore Audriano of Bristol lies in 2a precarious condition at the New Brit- ain general hospital as the result of his jumping off a railread bridge Sal- urday to escape being ground to death beneath the wheels of an onrushing locomotive. The boy was walking the tracks at Wheatogue and was on the middle of the bridge when the train came upon him. Without hesitating the young- ster leaped through the air to the ground below. 3 s hes and was hurried to the local T After a consultation of phy vesterday the boy's skull ranned, but owing to'the condition of the brain his recovery is doubtinl, although today he is a little betler than yesterday. | CEDAR CHIPS . 15¢ pkg . 15¢ pkg ECONOMY Store your Furs at home in our Cedar Moth of Bags, all sizes, Pine Tar Moth Bags, at reason- prices. M CAMPHOR | | MOTH FLAKES ICKINSON DRUG CO.. 169-171 MAIN STREET pom ey ~ SPRING CLEAN UP | This Cut Tells of Only One of Our Many Departm ents Have you selected that new Wall Paper? See our superb as- sortment. Varnishes Brushes, Floor Stains, etc. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY } 3 and 5 Franklin Square. New Britain, Conn. § l ‘ | TRIMMED HATS Specially Priced This Week From $4.98 fo $10 Millinery beauties, creatiofis for spring and early Summer wear. No two hats alike, lovely Styles shown for the very first time. Beautiful showing of new, Small, Black Toques. CHILDREN’S HATS Big variety of new, snappy styles, for Misses and Children, at small prices. BOWEN & CO. On Our Delicatessen Counter We Will Have for Saturday Our Potato Salad with creamed dressing can’tbhe ' beat 12calb Cold Roast Ham .. 40c per Ib Cold Boiled Ham ....40c per b Cold Corned Beef .... 40c per b Taylor Ham . .. 32¢ per 1b Fancy Bacon Pork Patties Chamberlain Dried Beef All kinds of pickles, sweet and sour, in bulk We also make Sandwiches, at 5¢ each. In Our Baking lLook for Saturday Specials. Just notice, come carly. Our Candy Specials for Saturday Our own made cream Caramels 30c per b, Also 29¢ boxes, our own make, Safety First With OQur Ice Cream Strawberry, Vanilla and Chocolate in paper Boxes, at our store, at 30c a quart. Neapolitan Cream at 35c¢ a quart. Our Sunday Special will be New Strawberry Cream, at 50c a quart. We have deliv- eries for lunch and dinner also a complete teiephone and delivery system. HALLINAN'S BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET HALF PRICE AND LESS ON LACE CURTAINS Smoke and Water Sale HARRY ALEX SUITS Regular Prices Up to $27 SALE PRICE $16.50 'Cans DillonsaCo sUITS Regular Prices Up to $27 SALE PRICE $16.50 HARTFORD A GIGANTIC PURCHASE AND SALE OF WOMEN'S AND TAILORED SUITS | MISSES’ MANY OF THEM ARE SAMPLE SUITS Regular Prices up to $27.00 FROM A. DAV] THESE SU ! TERIALS AND LA\ 1 WE OFFER THE HARTFORD FOR SU Here's good news that will surely interest you. line of Wome; manufacture and Misses' & s. HAN DSOME SUITS AT A P ) H BEAUTIFU T A PRICE its from A. Davis & Co., one of New York's best f Ladies’ Garin ents. Special Sale Price . . . WwWE " PRICES ASON IN ALL THE PURCHASED FOR CASIT, WANTED MA. THAT HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED 1IN This Morning We are fortunate enough to secure the entire sgampla and reeognized Having purchased these Sulta at a great saerifice o price for Casl, most hem along to you at a price that will prove the greatest Sult Value of the Season, 1y impossible to say anything here that would do theso Suits justice only that th e are even better values than we have ever offered on any previous sales. arc in this comprizes all the most made in the best possi The materials are White Checks. Serges, uite that sortment Th approved models of the Spring Season, all the correct styles, all new desirable Suits > manner. Gaberdines, Poplins, in Black and all fashlonable colors also Black ard Sizes are mostly 16-18, 36-38-40, no two alike. THE CURRAN CO.) Extra Big Values for Tonight 6P.M.109P. M. If you have not been com- ing to our big Monday Night Special Bargain Sales start tonight and see what a big saving it will be to you. New merchandise at bout half price, Fast Color Apron Gingham, Tonight, at 4c a yd. 42-inch Voile Flouncing, beeautiful patterns, worth 79c yard. Tonight at 5¢ yd. Fancy Crepe Street Dresses, neat models, worth .$1.50. Tonight | 79c yd. Extra Heavy, Large Size Tur- kish Bath Towels that are| good value at 25c. Tonight | 17¢ ea. Women' White Muslin der Skirts, extra flouncing, 75¢ value. night 39¢ Women's Night Robes, madq of Long Cloth, neatly! trimmed, 75¢ value. To- 39¢ Un- wide To- GET BUSY--- BUY IT NOW! A short time ago you heard some one say “hard times” and you put your money away for the “rainy day” to come. We don’t blame you for that but what are you going to do now? The “rainy day” nev- er really came and the sky is bright and clear—and you still need the things you de- nied yourself. WHY NOT START SOMETHING YOU buy something so the other fellow can start buying and soon we’ll all be buying. It is the duty of every man to take interest in what is going on around him and “boost” wherever he can. This community is in good, sound condition and in fine shape to do business—now, you do YOUR part—- “BUY IT NOW” THorstalls “T? PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND» AARTFORD, 9#8.99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST, RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN Opp. Arch St. ’Phone 317-2 NIEW TAF TESSALINE TICOATS AND Taffeta and Messaline Petiicoats, rezular and circular flounces, AT O Taffeta, Messaline and Jersey Petti- coats, with circular flounces, black and street colors, Other Petticoats in regulitr and ox- tra sizes at $1.00 and $5.00, W SPRING BLOUSES art and cffective choice assortment of bigh and low collars, TAILORED COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES models fabrics, in a hoth Not many, GLOVES, CORSETS, CHILDREN'S DRESSES, MUSLIN 1NDER- WEAR, HOSIER BRASSIERES, NECKWEAR, BBONS, AND INFANTS WEAR,