New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1915, Page 3

20S10n dlore Art News FROM ONE OF THE BEST l‘lQl'"’PED ART DEPARTMENTS IN THE CITY. Stamped Goods—Night Dresses, all made and finished, new designs, 75¢ cach. Corset Covers 25c¢. Combing ets 25c. Infants’ Dresses, 2, 4, 6 years, 50c. Pillow Cases, stamped JLoth end and center, fine quality tub- “ing, 59¢ pair. Bureau Scarfs and Pin Cushions to match, new designs. Center Pieces, finest quality art linen, all new designs, sizes 6 inch to 54 inch. Baby Towels, Guest and full sized Towels, new and pretty designs, big variety prices and .styles. Hardanger Cloth, 453 inch Art Linens, whlw and natural, 18 to 40 fuch. Embroidery Threads, all kinds and colors, D. M. C., although considered scarce by some, can be found here in any quantity, number or style, at the old prices. Bucilla Crochet Ootton I‘nr hand- kerchiefs and tatting, white and all colors, 5¢ ball. Silkine Art Thread, 6 strand, white and colors, 2 for 5c. Bear Lustre, white only, all sizes, 4c skein. Bear Floss, pink, white and blue, 10c ball. Royal Society Floss, white only, 10c ball. Bucilla Mercerized Crochet Cotton, all numbers, 5 to 70, 10c spool. Glossilla Rope, brighter than silk, every wanted color, 5¢ skein, 50c doz. Royal Society India and Rope, all colors, 2 for 5c. ‘ Belding’s Crochet and Embroidery Silk, all sizes, grades and shades. Puritan Crochet Silk, every wanted color. Tatting Shuttles, adjustable plain stilettos, 10c ball. Crochet Hooks, bone and steel, all sizes, knitting needles of all kinds. Agents for the celebrated “Bear Brand” yarns. Lesson Books for all kinds of fancy work. Reis Foundation Letters and Scol- lops, Embroidered Letters all ready to sew on, all sizes. We have a fully equipped art de. partment; most everything In the thousand and one things wanted for art work can be found here. and to —— PULLAR & NIVEN 28 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD, CONN. SPECIAL SELLING ALL THIS WEEK Tapestry Brussels Carpets and Velvet Carpets Sale Prices ’$1.40 VELVET CAR- PETS, YARD $1.15 TAPESTRY CARPETS, 95¢ New carpet stock will be with us soon and we must have room. What | will make room quicker reat Reduction of Prices? Realizing the standard quality of our display, folks will know that this stock is of our regular showing and the Reduced than this prices made because of our immediate i need for room. Patterns and Colors are all / and Cholice. Sulphur and Cream of Tartar Lozenges Sulphur and Cream of Tartar has been a good old standby as a Spring Medicine for vears—and now it's just 488 beneficial as ever. Pleasant to the t&!te and easy to take. Price 10c the Box. Texall is the one perfect medicine made to restore the weakened vitality, to purify and revive the sluggish blood and ;thoroughly cleanse the system. Price 75c the Bottle. CUT OUT- Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic—This Coupon and 25c¢ is good for one 75¢ bottle if presented at store before May 1st. - | 1 | | | i {Clork 8fnamcrd& - DRU(,- STORE Store | New SARSAPARILLA TONIC | The Wilsan Co. CITY HALL New Britain's Nicest Store for Men. OTI'ENING NEXT SATURDAY Fashion Clothes——$18.00 to $25.00 The “Wilson” Shirt, $1 and upwards E. & W. Collars Phoenix Hose for Women, 35c to $1.50 C. E. UNIONS MEET AT HARTFORD JUNE 5 New Britain Organization to Join in Field Day and BISI(_GI Picnic. The Hartford and New Britain Christian Endeavor unions will meet at Elizabeth Park, Hartford, on Sat- 5, for a fieid day and bas- urday, June 5, ket picnic, the arrangements which have just been completed. New Britain will send a big delegation to Hartford with the expectation of win- ning the athletic meet. Two tennis courts and two baseball diamonds have been reserved at the park and quoits and other games may be played. The athletic meet will be held from 2:30 until 5 o’clock and in- cludes a hundred yard dash for men, a fifty-yard dash for women, an ob- stacle race for women, a ladies’ base- ball game, pole vault, a mixed relay race betweens teams composed of four men and four women from each union running high jump, potato race, a men's baseball game and a running broad jump. The basket lunch will take place at 5 o’clock. Points will be awarded as follo First pace, 5 points; second place, 3 points; third place, 1 point; relay race, 9 points; ball game, 9 points. Entries close May 16. The field day will be postponed if the weather is stormy. Special trolleys will leave New Brit- ain Triangle at 1:07 p. m. and return- ing will leave Elizabeth park at 6:15. Following are the committees ap- pointed for the occasion: Advertising—Hartford Union, W. G. Henderson, Miss Clara E. True, J. Clayton Strever; New Britain Union, A. H. Parker, Miss Annie Bancroft, Henry McKenney. Events—Hartford Union, J. Thwing, E. C. Brower, Bradford Scoit New Britain Union, Louis Bruemer, Lee Darling, Miss Edith Powell. Intries—Hartford Union, Ernest Farrer, Cyrus Hilton, Emil Kamm; New Britain Union, Louis Bruemer, Lee Darling, Miss Edith Powell. Other Union Notes, An auction social will be given by for 1 Like Good! Bread P. B. Ale is brewed like a careful housewife makes bread. Same care ; same cleanliness; same kind of materials. And it has the same nourishing healthfulness as well as being a delightful, mild beverage. No better Spring tonic than A L. E M. LAGER At best bars and hotels. If your | dealer cannot supply you in bottles write us, giving his name. Write for booklet, “ Good Cheer of Old 1 New England.” Bunker Hill Breweries, Boston ! | Bergendahl, Miss Helen C., i Place, Clarence A., 61 Main St. the Plainville Christian Endeavor so- ciety on May 7. A rehearsal of the cast for ths Christian Endeavor play, “The Vil- lage Postoffice,” will be held tonizht at the Methodist church. LIST OF NEW TELEPHONES, The following list o P, contains the names LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE nished by the tele- phone company exclusively to Herald. Cut this out and paste it in the back of your telephone directory. Beckett, G. C., Kensington, Ct. 674-15 City of New Britain, res. De- tective Sergeant, 55 So Bur- ritt St. e Cryne, Geo. H. Cunard, Mrs. West St. Dougla St of new subscribers connected since April 10, and fur- 14 Hart Q( Sarah M., 112 70 Wallace St.. Nicola, 1044 East St. B2 canoon Webb, J. A, White Oak Crushed Stone Co., 131 Main St. Wilson Co., The, 33 W. Yeamans, F. T., St. { Halloran, Mr: ton St. .. \Ilnlh(‘r (‘hnnxee 81 .1998-12 R., Kensing- Pleasant St. Bunting, Mrs. W, ton, Ct. Carado, Marchetti, St, Crosby, John, East St. Goldsmith, Jonas, 113 North 153 Grove Hawker, A. G., 14 Francis St. Keeley, Wm. F., 1578 Stanley St. St. 612-4 682-3 Shaw, Francis H., Berlin. .. -\"\‘ooding & Gibson, Drs, 768 ']HE SOUTHER . E. TELEPHONE CO. IS SEVENTY-FIVE BUT ENJOYS PARTY Mrs. George Bodycoat Observes Birthday With Friends at Daughter’s Home, Mrs. George Bodycoat was seventy- five years old yvesterday and she cel brated the passing of tnhe ree-quar- ters century mark last evening at the heme of her daughter, Mrs, William Phillips of 216 Stanley street, wherc her many friends visitea ner. £he was handsomely remembered with many nice presents. Luncheon was served. Mrs. Phillips acted as hostess and the house was tastily decorated in pink and green. Mrs. A, F. Spencer favored with musical selections. Although she is well beyond the three score and ten years mark Mrs. Ilodycoat is a remarkably well pre- served woman. She takes a great in- terest in the doings of the day and was | one of the happiest of those present at the party last evening. GROTH WILL RECOV At Middlesex hospital it is that Henry Groth, of Locust who was badly injured Sunday in an «utomobile accident, will recover, al- though it will be a long time bhefore stated street, | e will be able to leave the hospital. the | 1 i 1413-13 | | | | | Thist of Deais 6'Keefe and Board Time to Store Your Furs Now is the time to place you where they will be SCIENTIFT RAVAGES OF THE MOTH r furs in DRY COLD STORAGE, ALLY PROTECTED AGAINST THE D BEETLE. T have contracted for the placing of my customers’ fur coats, scarfs, muffs, rugs, ctc., with THE W. M. TERRY cquipped in New England. They YOUR FURS ARE THOROU ING PLACED IN THE COLD A COMPANY OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Their new Cold Storage Plant is the most modern and best store furs, ete., exclusively. GHLY CLEANED BEFORE BE- IR VAULTS, AND ARE INSURED rugs, AGAINST FIRE, MOTH OR THEFT. EDWARD MESHKEN City Hall Building, City SAFETY BOARD TURNS DOWN TWO PETITIONS of Putlc Works. Both special officer and one-time | patrol driver, Dennis O'Keefe and the | board of public safety were turned down with a thud by the safety board at the special meeting held by that | body last night. Commissioner | Healey was absent, but as there was considerable other busin: the mat- ter of selecting a city service truck for the fire department did not come up . s O’Keefe Is Turned Down. Ever since he lost his job as patrol driver O’Keefe has been on the su- pernumerary paryroll and he a petition to the board of public s that he be transferred to the pay roll of the regular officers so he could get | his pay twice a month instead of once a month. He took the matter up | with the chief, with Chairman Alling and also with the mayor, but received no satisfaction. His petition of last night as the board voted to turn resulted | it down. | That Cough of Yours Racking your lungs, weakening your arteries, straining your throat mem- branes and jarring your head might be the forerunner of more serious trouble, and should have immediate attention. |SCHENCK’S SYRUP tontains no narcotics. It comforts the throat, soothes the inflamed air passages, loosens the irritating se- tretions that causes the cough and makes expectoration free. For 80 years SCHENCK’'S SYRUP has been successfully used for the treat- ment of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections. 50c and $1.00 per bottle. TIf you cannot get it from your druggist, >“g will send it to you direct on rece: pt | came a petition | tolled of price. DR. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, Philadelphian | of the corporation | counsel. Public Works Board Also. From the board of asking public that works the au. tomobiles employed by that depart- ment be given storage space in the police patrol shed and also that when crdering gasoline for the police auto and the firc department motor appar- atus the board of public safety include e€nough extra to furnish their ma- chines. This could charged up to that department and would mean & saving, it was argued The safety board, however, did not see it in that light and thought it would be much bother. The, commissioners aiso thought it undesirable to an cars in the patrol gars turned down bcth requests Other Bus Tt was also voted to sell three of the fire department horses at once and to purchase some hay. The other three hor which are to be sold vill be disposed of later. Representatives of the Hartford branch of the Goodyear Tire and Rub- Ler company were present and the \virtues their wares, prices are: Two tires 38 by 4 front and tires for the hy 4. for ’, subject tu s rhe be too tore ana css Transacted. of Their for the rear, 8 5 per cent $50 extra BUILDING following permits tour $417.4 it cost net, NOTES, The have building E garage on Fairview Wooding, addition applied M. C, stret, 2500; to house for Mrs on Lin- wheels | Saunders, | £ A coln in, | $200; house Appel, Greenwood pecial Attractio the Lace Sectio Kery Att‘r,a?tlilve Lot of Medium 2 arrow Val Lace Edges Special at . . SC a Complete stock of Clun Valenciennes and Torchon laces cxpecialifl Choice net Oriental new top and fin -inch G4 lace edges and flounc- embroidered Organdies ul ings in white, cr ind vard black. See m, ecru pecially val dainty Chantill Vals the urpassec Lierra laces, appliqu All Pret nch Organdd smart and seasonable g May nahil show you the all at we brof new silk Nets in the most for the most charming nd waists. all the and fashionablc colors and $1.25 Then new a vard new veils, shade Best chiffs we have in colors at that is most desirabie » the Georgettes in white, black, flesh Values. rything ne color and other good colors, up-to-date BDage-Allen & C Hartford, Conn. HORS HORSES! Another Garlog Just Arrived It yvou are in the nee! Qu. And are on sale at our stables horses, call at our stables now, as have AND PRICES JIT ANY BUYER We have the following matched pair Blacks, 3,100 Ibs; 1 pair Browns, Ibs.; 1 pair Blacks, 500 1be.; 1 Roan eral chuncks weighing from 1,100 to 1,400 horses taken in exchange now we horses, pairs, 1 pair Ba 3,100 1bs.; chunck, 1,660 bs.; We eral second-hand that will suit any pose, if in need of a second-hand horse ] YOU BUY. —re 1 pair 1bsl; alsg have also US BEFORE P. H. CONDON & CO., Ing 22 LAUREL STREET, BRISTOL, CON Victor Egg Preserve Preserving eggs when they 25c per dozen, and keeping the m until eggs are scarce and range from 40c to 60c per dozen is certainly Winter's supply are plentiful and prices are true economy. just suppose you had bought y our eggs they were selling at 18c and 2 0c per dozen and put them down Victor Egg Preserver, the sam ¢ as you would fruit in the can what a saving you would have made. Our prepzration and far superior to water glass a package mixed with fifteen g of eggs. Buy a package of our ready when the price of eggs drop put down your Winter supply. Victor Egg Preserver sells for 25 package, and if yon are unable to secure same from your deale will send you a package by par cel post prepaid on receipt of 3 stamps. We make a special price on an order for one dozen ages. For Sale by: CLARK AND BRAINERD CO, DICKINSON T. B. FARREL & SON. Manufactured Apothecaries Hall Co. w'uou. By Seeds--Seeds —See The Only Real Seed Store in the Cif] Is at No. 113 Church Street At no other seed store In town will you find the assol of high grade secds as you will at this store—we specialize in 8 and the kind we handle are the best that money can buy. III Y THEM HER KASE. r ’ AWN SE SEED USKE D. of season solutely harmless, simple to use The contents of of water will preserve 25 dozen tor Egg Preserver now and be icate of soda.) GEO. M. DRUG CO. P. STRO! WHY EXPERIMENT WITH SEE '.‘ AND YOUR TROUBI We wish to call speciel atte ntio mixture with only the HIGHEST GRAD a s WIZARD BRAND SHEEP MANURE, This is the BRAND on the market. A carload will arrive from Chicago 8 Yards in a few days. It will pay you to wait and get this B This Manure gives the soil what it needs to make things grow, S. P. STROPLI 113 CHURCH ST, NEW BRITAIN, ‘PHONE very CONN. - $£200 BOWLING and Privaie Accoramodated, Hilding Nel 174 ARCH STREE street, city of New Brit- | shed at Grammar [ John B, Ma Clubs on st et, $2 garaze on Lincoln street Marsh wddition street, $100, hicycle school nuson, one-famil Kelse 000; David $200 to hpuse