New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1915, Page 2

ien Putting ur Winter es Away g long summer put them jite Tar Moth Proof Bag. moths or bugs or damp jer cannot affect them. iphone 1369. s délivered. ell's Drug Store in and West Main Sta. [ ! ity Items l ptto: Quality First. The Eddy ind Decorating Co.—advt. ora Smith, a teacher in the High school, has ten. resignation having secured in the Winthrop, Mass., ol. e damage was done by the P cellar of Hatch's block last | The ceiling was slightly | Engine companies No. 1 jpended- to a still alarm. entions have been filed M. Egar of 22 Belden | ford, and Frederick B. | of 32 Canton street, Hart- ! " Eger is a widow and is divorced. rls of the Philatheea class ! o take part in the entertain- meet tomorrow evening at ick at the Methodist church. | es C. L. Pierce Co., window B whist, Apr. 30. Judd’s hall. [Duniay, a Main street busi- | complained to Captain | night that a bon fire in s cellar was smoking out ; Officer Hellberg investi- found that Alex was acting p rights. was sent into the police morning that there was a Washington street. Officer b \was sent In ‘the . patrol e and found that a wordy extent of the trouble. had lost a chicken and red it in a neighbor’s NGLAND SICK ! William ~ O’'Mara BACK HEALTH Digestive Disorders Tell of 'onderful Effect of Remedy. New England stomach suf- d, in fact, people all over the ates, have found remarkable om the use of Mayr's Won- medy. ds in this State alone have is remedy and tell today of fits they received. Its effects pickly—the first dose con- o long treatment. Here is b who have taken it say: 8. E. JOHNSON, 61 Whit- eet, Hartford, Conn., wrote: hs left me the next day after he treatment. It is simply how it relieved me.” CLARE SHAW, 493 Dexter dence, R. 1., wrote: “I re- our treatment and it saved 1 am better now than I have | twenty years.” ‘Wonderful Remedy gives per- esults for stomach, liver and I ailments. Wat as much and you like. No more distress ling, pressure of gas in the nd around the heart. Get one your druggist now and try it olute guarantee—if not satis- oney will be returned. WIFE LIKES BOARDER BETTER THAN HUBBY Imltsls to Snoot Latter 1If He Does Not Leave Her. Because she prefers the company of her “star boarder,” Martin Potts, in preference to her husband, Mrs, Julia Picninak, of 223 High street, objected last night when Martin, her own spouse, objected to the arrangement. She threatened to kill him and start- ed to put the threat in:io execution when Officers Theodore Johnson and butted Into the squabble. Judge Meskill fined Julia 35 without costs and advised Potts to find another boarding piace. At 1 o'clock last night Officer 6G’'Mara made his fourth trip to the High street bouse to act the role of peacemaker. on inside, but as the doors and win- dews were locked he could not get in. When he demanded admittance Mrs. Pieninak informed both him and Of- ficer Johnson that they were unde- sivable citizens from her viewpoint, 1hat their character was bad and that if they didn't vacate at once she would shoot them. When the officers finally got the house they found Julla half iressed and the remainder of her clothes under the ‘‘star boarder’s” ked. The woman’'s husband said that this was nothing new and he saw very little of his wife himself. On the sfand the hushand declared that his wife told him this morning he’'d have to get out as she didn’t life him any more, 1f he failed te opey her she would kill him, she said. Ten Beers An Hour, Charles Kollish, an eighteen-year- old vouth, who came here from Rus- sian Poland two vears ago, was fined $5 without costs for an assault on Gustave Krager on Washington street last night. He had no clear recol- lection of the trouble. He told the court that he went into a saloon last night and stayed there about an hour, during which he had an unquenchable thirst and drained ten glasses of beer. He was arrested at 11:45 o'clock iast night by Officer Theodore John- son on complaint. into Reeve Sent to Jail, Drunkenness and breach of the peace was the charge against John Reeve, and he pleaded guilty. He was arrested last night by Officer Charles Crace on complaint. Reeve's wife said that he has been doing but lit- tle towards her support and that by her own efforts and the board she re- ceives from her two brothers she has been able. to live, On advice she finally ejected her husband from her home and, angered, he came back yes- terday and broke five panes of glass, He was sent to jail for thirty days. Case in Chambers. ‘William H. Lamb, the young son of Joseph Lamb, was arrested late yes- terday by Trafiic Officer Clarence T.amphere, as he had no operator’'s license with him. He was given a hearing in chambers this morning and warned. Two small bovs, Romano Piscottano and John Vergato, got into a neigh- borhood quarrel last night and re- sorted to fisticuffs to settle their dif- ferences. Neither was injured appre- ciably, but both were brought into chambers and placed on probation. Russell’'s Best Creamery Butter 34c 1b., 3 lbs, for $1.00.—advt. LECTURES TO PUPILS. Manager W, A. Semple, Jr.. Speaks at Grammar School This Afternoon. William A. Semple Jr., manager of the New Britain telephone exchange, gave an interesting illustrated lecture in the Grammar school auditerium to the pupils of the school this afternoon on “The Story of the Telephone.” He gave a history of the invention and growth of the 'phone up to the present day and also showed some unique pictures taken while the linemen were stretching the wires across the Arizona desert for the trans-conti- rental ‘phone. This evening Mr. Semple will re- peat his lecture before a meeting of the Parents and Teachers’ associa- tion. Russell’'s Best Creamery Butter 34c 1b., 3 1bs, for $1.00.—advt. BALLS | CEDAR CHIPS WINTER CLOTHING PROTECT THEM FROM MOTHS. dine Compound .. jurai Destroyer Joalele sy i1 k. 25¢ ECONOMY - Store your Furs at home in our Cedar Moth pof Bags, all sizes, Pine Tar Moth Bags, at reason- prices. M CAMPHOR I | MoTHFLAKES JICKINSON DRUG CO., 169-171 MAIN STREET A big serap was going | | Events Tonight “Little Johnny Jones” at the }‘\USS-: win Lyceum, Moving pictures and vaudeville at Keeney's. Moving pictures at Fox’s. bazaar of St. armory. Opening night of Itary’s church at Hanna Love '(‘d‘( and class meeting at rinity M, church In connection with twenty-fifth anniversary cclebra- tion. Iteception by oung People's iety of St. John's German Lutheran surch to the last confirmation class. Meeting of Queen Esther Circle at home of Mre. Hart on Kensington street at 7:45 o’clock. ain Temple, L. Norton at 5 NMeeting of New Hl ¢. E., at home of Mrs. Ilungerford court Meeting of Ladics' Auxilyviary of the A, 0. 1, in Kagles' hall, the boara of Meeting of public A | ry ceclebration ‘of New | Britain Turner society in Turner hall. Closing night of Bardeck’s hall. Peter's fair at Adjourned meeting of the directors of the Commercial Trust company. H = & | Final Sunday school Workers Round Table at 6:30 o'ciock at Center church. Talk before Grammar school Par- ents and Teachers' assoclatigss by W. A. Semple on “The Story of the Tele- phone.” Mecflx_lg of Washington L. Morgan lodge, K. of P., in Vega hall, Meeting of New Britain camp, No. 11530, M. W. A,, in St. Jean de Bap- tiste hall. Meeting of Canton Foster, No. P, M. 1. 0. O, F., in Jr. 0. U, hall. Meeting of New Britain Hive, No, 11, Ladies of the Maccabees, 5 ‘3 1bs. for $1.00. Meeting of Valiant Hive, No. 9, Ladies of the Maccabees at 277 Main strect. Meeting of O. D. H. §., lodge, No. Bintracht 1, at 187 Arcn street, Meeting of New Britain club at Murray’s studio. Camera, FORMER LOCAL MAN IN BAD AUTO SMASH William Raphnel of Waterbury Kills Child—Woman's Condition Serious. Willlam Raphel of Waterbury, for- merly of this city,- is out on §$5,000 bonds pending trial in the June term of the superior court for running down a woman and child in that city Saturday evening. The child, which was about six ars old, died of its injuries yesterday, while the woman lies in a precarious condition in a hospital in Waterbury and there is slight hope far her recovery. Mr. 'Raphael is the son of M. Raphael of this city of the concern of M. Raphael & Son. He is well known in New Brifain, where he managed the shoe department of the Main street store for a number of years. He was very popular with the clerks as well as the customers while here. A few years ago his father placed him at the head of the Waterbury branch and he proved to be a capable manager, increasing the business of the concern exten- sively. It is said that Mr. Raphael did not like the Brass City, how- ever, and was contemplating to sell out and move here where he could live with his folks. William Raphael was arraigned in the Waterbury police court vester- day morning and probable cause was found to bind him over ta the June term of the supcrior court on a bail of §5,000. Best Butter 34c Ib. Russell Bros.— advt. LAST OPEN MEETING, Stanley Post, G. A. R., Will Entertain Friends Again Tomorrow Evyening. Again tomorrow evening Stanley poet, G. A, R., will entertain its many friends at an open meeting and social in the Grand Army hall. An inter- esting program has been provided and all are invited. As this will probably be the last open meeting of the scason it is theught that there will be a large at- tendance. For the past two years the local veterans have made a practice of holding open meetings during the fall, winter and spring months and the interest aroused has added much to the high standing of the organiza- tion. ST. MARY'S BAZAAR OPENS, The two nights’ bazaar of the so- dality of $t. Mary’s church in Hanna’s armory will open this evening. The bazaar is for the benefit of the do- mestic science department of St. Mary’s parochial school. The enter- tainment this evening will consist of a comic sketch, “Timothy Delano’s Courtship,” which will be staged by parish talent. Part of the enter- tainment tomorrow night will be fur- nished by the choir. The finest butter in the land, made, sweet ang fresh delicious, 34c 1b., Prssell Bras—advt. MOSQUITO NETTING BLACK Wire Cloth .. .2Y;¢ sq. foot PEARL Wire Cloth 5¢ sq foot BRONZE Wire Cloth . .10c¢ sq. foot All widths. Cut any ]ength HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE, 336 MAIN ST. TRIMMED HATS Specially Priced This Week From $4.98 to $10 Millinery beauties, creations 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. JUST OUT !—Another hosiery success by the famous manufacturers, Interwoven Combination SILK HOSE At 3 Pairs for a Dollar. The hose is unusual at such a price and has the appearance of better grade hose. It has just been introluced by the manufacturer and is backed by their guarantee We have it in black, gray, tan, white, navy and champagne. Come in and get a few pairs. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Just received—Hand Embroidered Collars in organdie and voile. Some are collar and cuff sets, in all the new effects. 50c, " Horsfallk “IT PAYS TO NUY OUR KIND” HARTFORD, €8.99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST. 25¢, Williams Automobile Co. Agams for Hudson Mulnr Cars "Phone fora Demonstration. NEW GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. Lowest rate for first class storage. Repairs and supplies. 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 This Special Offer Closes June 1Ist $45--Wires Your House-$45 INCLUDING FIXTURES AND SHADES The Wiring .1 Outlet and 1 light chain Pendant. Living Room . . . .1 Outlet and 3 light shower. Dining Room . ..1 Outlet and 3 light shower. Two Bed Reoms.1 Qutlet and 1 light bracket in each. Bath Reom . ....1 Qutlet and 1 light nickel bracket. Kitchen ... .1 Qutlet and 1 light pendant with pull chain, Cellar 1 Outlet and 1 light receptacle con- trolled by switch. If additional lights are desired a special rate will be made for same. Additional switches $3.00 each. Porch light complete with fixture and switch con- trol from inside $6.00 extra. All work of A-1 character—satisfaction guaran- teed. The Fixtures include the very latest design of chain pendants, showers and brackets, of brass and nickel, equipped with the newest design of shades. 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