New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1915, Page 2

RS I Motor Co. ke a WORLD STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. Down will come the so don’t buy until you see what we offer! Then it will be a Chevrolet. ELS J. NELSON is in charge of our Service Dept. Here any make of car ave his personal attention. Repair work reasonably and promptly done. .CARS BOUGHT, SOLD OR TRADED. Call and sec us. cht of floor space at Hart’s garage Occupying | Rent o1 Sale Watch This Paper for Further Announcement. COHEN MOTOR CAR CO. 183 MAIN STREET Carsto Trads Gars Repaired Heavy Iron VASES Painted Green For Memorial Day "Not the Breakable Kind HERBERT L. MILLS Hardware. 336 MAIN STREET Items ‘will be.-closed all day . Quality Tirst. The Eddy Decorating Co.—advt. frs. George M. Sweetland 1 street are entertaining holiday Miss Marjorie L. sining, N. Y., and Elmer d of New York ecity. ‘Mrs. A. K. Sutherland of street are spending a lon in Buffalo, N. Y., and , Ontario, Canada. 8 T. Winters has réturned to Boston. He was ac- Rev. M. P. Hart. derite Milés of 425 West it has gone to Lake Sunapee, % L n Rifle chib and ladies ‘an outdoor shoot at Scheut- fat 2 o'clock Monday after- in has taken out a per- a garage at 243 South at a cost of $250. iter department payroll for éek amounted to $264.57. ‘Quigley: has decided to ask zynski to serve on the trte commission. sw Britain Christian Endeav- ‘presented “The Village Post the chapel of the First onal chureh last evening. wasa big success. o license has been- isued Pine of 34 Pequot street, and Mary Dunn of 90 Green rtford. . t of Stella Rebeknh lodge Jlows hall vesterday after- s successful in every respect. were won by Mrs. C. J. Mrs, H. N. Chapman -and Mrs. oIl T. Henn ‘is seriously il jome, 74 Vine street. ng of the Vega society will on Sunday, June 13, at the ‘church. church choir will rehearse at 7:30 o'clock. Britain Golf club will held d dance at the Maple Hill this evening. Mrs. Harry )js in charge. it supper of the season of the ng Girls' club wm be held this Larson nnd family have re- 'rlc Acid ver Caused heumatism to'prove it to your satisfac- I you have Rheumatism, _ehronic—no matter what —write today for my on “RHEUMATISM— cure.” Thousands call wonderful book ever " Don’t send a stamp— ‘ELY FREE. CASE, Dept 805, Brockton, turned from a visit>to Sweden. Miss Anna Johnson, who is to be married soon, has relinquished her position as stenographer in the omce of H: Dayton Humphrey. A meeting of Chamberlain council, Jr.,: 0, U, A, M., will be held this eve- ning. Matthew Murphy is from the effects of a fall ago. Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Arata of Beaver street are rejoicing at the birth of a daughter. ‘ All the rage, Red Dot, 5¢ Cigar, supplied by W. E. Martin, distributor. —advt. Comstock Encampment, I. O. O. F., obseryed its thirty-ninth anniversary lagt night with ail appropriate pro- gram of exercises. Past Dictators Matthew McGrath and Timothy Collins were presentéd with jewels at the meeting of the Moose last night. Miss Mabel Quirk, of Meriden, will be the guest of her uncle, Officer Pat- rick Quark of 364 Blm street, for the next week. With her is Miss Grace Smith, also of Meriden. Miss Margaret kddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bddy, was grad- uated from Miss Spencer’s school for girls in New York on Thursday. B. R, Dobbs and Joseph Felt, whose cases. hud heen appealed to the su- court plfld thefr fines “yester- day. ‘Both were fined in-“the ' loéal court for assault.and breach of the peace respectively. convalescing a few days Jasper Mclevy, of Br:dgeport first | viee president of the Connecticut Fed- [ eration of Labor, will address an open- air meeting under the auspices of the socialist party at the corner of Main and Bast Main streets at 8 o’clock this evening. # \ H iy NORMALITES CHOOSE "OFFICERS OF CLASS Graduation Comes on June 22—Re- ception to Be Held on June 18, This year's graduating class of tae New Britain State Normal school has met and elected its class officials as follows: Rresident—Miss Alice Swenson of _Hartford. Vice President—Miss Elsie Bengs of South Manchester. Secretary—NMiss Ey (‘h n New Britain. Treasurer—Miss Hartford. The class will hold its graduation exercises on June 32 at 2 o'clock and the speaker on the occasion will be william McArddrew of Néw York. There are about eighty in the class and the diplomas will bé presented eitier. by Marcus White, the prin- cipal, or some member of the state board of #ducation. While no definite date hus been de- cided upon for the class night exer- cises, the reception will be held on Friday evening, June 18. Baker of Ruth Gross of oration Day Specials i 1b box of Our Quality. Confections, 60c grade, 39¢1b '1b box Milk Chocolates, 80¢ grade .......... 60clb: tmah s Super Extra Chdcolates and Confec- tions............ uyler’s Celebrated Candies from ... ry Garden Chocolates, 60c 1b up something <:"erent $1.00 1b Farm House, Belle Mead Sweets and others. DICKINSON| DRUG CO., 169-171. .MAIN STREET.. RAILROAD ANNOUNCES SUMMER SCHEDULE Many Chaages of Importance to N:w Britain and Vicinity. Important changes of passenger train time schedules on all divisions of the New' York, New Haven and Hartford railroad will go into effect Sunday, June 6. The usual increased service will be ’e:tlblished‘ to take care of the sum. lmer travel, .and several adjustments {'Will be made to afford connéctions jand to provide for seasonal and re- sort business. Timetables giving detailed informa i tion regarding the new train sched lules will be in the hands of agents | prior to the date on which these I schedules go into effect. The principal changes affecting this locality. ave: Train' leaving New Haven 1:50 p. 1mi - for ‘Springfield will stop at Ber unn, New, Britain Junction, ndays. Train leaving New Haven 3:05 p. jm.. for Springfield will. be scheduled three minutes earlier between New { Haven and Hartford. Train leaving Springfield 5:35 a. m. for New:Haven will be scheduled to arrive i Hartford 6:24 a, m. to con- nect for .New London via' the Valley Branch, Train leaving Springfield 2:10 p. m, daily will leave 1:57 p. m., due I New Haven 3:55 p. m. and New York 15:39 p. m. omitting stop at Berlin. Train leaving Springfield 2:33 p. m. will make this stop 3:29 p. m. Train leaving Springfield 6:32 p. m. daily for New Haven will make a reg ular stop at Berlin, New _Britain Junction, 7:28 p. m., making connec- tion to and from Middletown and New Britain. Train leaving Springfield 4:10 p. m. will leave Hartford and points south three “minutes: earlier and mcke ad ditional stop at Cedar Hill, connect- ing there ‘with Jocal train for Shore Line paints, Train leaving New York Sundays will leave 7:20 p. scheduled' to leave New ». m, -due Springfield 11:31 p. m. Southbound a new f{rain will leave Springfield 6:40 a. m., due New Haven 8:40 a. m. ~ Trains leaving Middletown on -Mid- dletown branch at 4:20 p, m. and §7:083 p. m. week days and 7:15 p. m. and 8:20 p. m. Sundays will leave at 4:16 p. m., 6:59 p..m,, 7:26 p. m. and 8:42 p, m. respectively Trains on Middletown branch leav- ing Berlin 4:16 p. m. week days and 7:50 p. m, and 8:59 Sundayvs will leave at 4:11 p. m., 8:15 p. in, and 9:09 p. m. respectively. 7:09 p. m. m. and be Haven 9:41 train leaving Middletown 8:42 p. m. will omit stops at Beckley and New- field, Additional Sunday .trains will leave Middletown 7:16 a. m. and Ber- lin 7:48 a. m. On the New Britain branch sched- ules will be adjusted to effect connec tions with main line trains. Addi- tional trains will leave New Britain 9:10 a. m. week days, 7:38 a. m, and 11:09 p. m. Sundays and will leave Berlin 9:26 a. m. weekdays, 7:53 a. m. and 10:36 p. m. Sunday: Train léaving DanBury 6:26 p, m. will leave 6:44 p; m., dus Watérbury 7:38 p. m..-New Britain 8:37 p. m, and Hartford 8:58 p. m, Train leaving Danbury Suudays 7:09 p. m. will leave 7:29 p, m., due The Pink of Health is every. .womsn’s right; but manr are troubled with sallow compleéxions, headaches, backaches, low spirits—until they learn that sure relief may found in " activities of late has shown Train leaving Berlin 8:15 p. m, and | Seeds--Seeds -Seeds The Only Real Seed Store in the City Is at No. 113 Church Street At no other seed store in town wi of high grade sceds as you will at this \ you find the assortment store—we specialize in sceds and the kind we handle are the best that money can buy. WHY EXPERIMENT WITH SEEDS?+ BUY THEM HERE AND YOUR TROUBLES CEASE. We wish to call special attention to ong LAWD SEED, a spzcial mixture with only the HIGHEST GRADE of SEED USED. WIZARD BRAND SHEEP MANURE. BRAND on the market, Yards in a few days. This is the very best A carload will arrive from Chicago Stock It will pay you to wait and get this brand. This Manure gives the soil what it necds to make things grow. S P. STROPLE 113 CHURCH ST, NEW BRITAL CON 'PHONE 939 Waterbury 7:27 p, m., New Britain 9:34 p. m, and Hartford 9:55 p. m. ..Suburban. train leaying Bristol 6:30 p. m. will make additional! stop at earlier, due Hartford 7:20 a. m. Train leaving Hartford 1 p. m. Sundays \\‘lll leave 12:45 noon, due Waterbury p. m. Train leaving Hartford 6 pp, m. will make additional stop at Newington 6:13 p. m. FACTORY HAND IS FINED FOR THEFT Steals Quantity of Beitisg From Union Mfg. Gompany During Night. Found guilty of stealing a quantity of belting from the Union Manufac- turing company, Adam Burechowski, alias Adam Burke, a. night employe at the factory, was fined $15 and costs by Judge James T. Meskill in police court tajs morning. Officer Patrick Quirk, who by his himself to be very much on the job these chilly nights, arrested the accused on Stanley street, near Smalley, at 3:40 o'clock this morning, The man had a large package wrapped up in brown paper and waen the officer looked at it he found the belting. Burechowski explained that he had bought the belt- ing at the factory for $1. Later he explained that he had found it in the serap heap. Further investigation on Officer Quirk’s part disclosed the fact that his prisoner had another large plece of belting wrapped around his body beneath his outer garments. Superintendent Johm Carlton ‘de- nied that the belting had been sold to | the accused and the latter told the court he found it in the yard so thought it would be all right to take it Two Vags Sent to Jail. The two alleged ghicken thieves, Mike Mazar and Ffank Silverowski, could not bé connécted with any poul- try thefts inasmuch as the owners of the four chickens they had when ar- restéd could not be located. There- fore each was charged with vagrancy and sent to jail for sixty days. Both men told a rambling story of their activities, saying they had come from Albany last Monday and were walk- ing from New York to Massachusetts and got off the rcad, landing in the New PEritain police station. Used Too Much Violence, The continued case of Joseph Radzieskl, charged with assaulting Bruno Carish with a bliliard ‘cue on May 15, was also taken up thls morn- ing. It appeared that Carish, after trimming one man started after Radzieski and the latter used the cue. The court was satisfled that he usea; too much violence and a fine of $10 and costs was Imposed, - Attorney P. I, MeDonotgh appeared for the ac- cused, CHURCH NOTICES First Baptist Church. Rev. 7. Edwin Brown, D, 10:45 a. m., public worship, } e pastor; 12:15 p. m., Bible scnool; 7'p. m., soclety of Christian Endeavor, address by Miss Bartlett, superin- tendent of the City Mission Thursday, 7:451'p. m., -«chorch-night service, topic, “Jesus Preparing for Lif Seats free.* Everybody wel- come, D.. pastor; Music, “In Paradisum™ Dubois “God Shall Wipe Away All Shepard Mine . Rogers .Maozart Prelude, Anthem, Tears” Quartet Eye: Postlude, Wi Lifrt 1 “Tugu Stanley Memorial Church, Public worship at 10:45 a. m. The service will be of a memorial char- acter, the pastor preaching a sermon appropriate for the occasion. The Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock. Tuesday, at 8 p. m,, the trustees will meet at the parsonage. On Wednesday afternoon, at o’clock, the Ladies’ Aid society hold itg regular meeting. The usual service for prayer and | Bible study will be held on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. 2 will Second Advent Church, Elder 1, F. White, pastor; preach- ing services, 10:45 a. m. and 7:15 p. m., subjects, “The Prepositions of a True Vision” and “The Light -of Evening Time"”; Sunday school and Bible class at 12 noon; children's meeting .at p. m.; young plople’s service at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday night at 8 o'clock study class, Thursday night at 8 o'clock prayer and soclal service. All are cordially invited to these services, Trinity M. E. Church, The minister, Rev. Warren . Cook, will preach in the morning, continu- ing the general subject, “The Suf- fielency of the Bthics of Jesus for World Peace,” on the subject, “The Principle of the Second Mile.” In keeping with Memorial day the evening sermon subject will be “Tiheé Solafer. - Monday night at ¥ o'clock will be the meeting of the first quarterly con- ference. Dr. Dent, the district super- intendent, will be in charge, Wednesday night at 8 o'clock will occur the annual meeting of the Ep- worth league. Important plans are under consideration for the fall work. Friday evening at 8 o'clock the Standard Bearers present *“An Open Secret,”” This will be preceded by the W, F. M. 8. supper at 6:30 o'clock. The regular mid-week services meet as usual at the regular hours, b Bible South Congregational Church. Morning Music Organ prelude, Cantilene. . Anthem, Incline Thine Ear.. Offertory, Listen O Isles . Pierce . Henrich Unto Me Stevenson .Sjorgen 9:30; Pl)studv l‘ant . Boys' dlvision Sunday school, sermon by | society. | -Beautiful Summer Dresses HAVE JUST ARRIVED. The touch of refinement and distinction that the smartly dressed woman seeks in her dresses is strikingly apparent in these new Horsfall models for summer. Some are frilly and . frivolous while others are quaint and more conservative, but in all they have a large measure of that grace and elegance so much desired by the woman of refined taste. A particularly fine value is one model of flowered voile trimmed with a Quaker col- jar and cuffs. Very odd and pretty—$7.50. Another is a plain white voile with a jacket effect. The collar and bodice are of net and trimmed with white crochet buttons —$9.75. Other pretty models at $12, $13.50 and Horstalls “IT PAYS TO RUY OUR KIND* xARTFORD 03-99 ASYLUM ST. Oonnecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST, Two Ranges in One! JILT especially for the peeds=—the comfcrt— the economy-—of Americar. bomes. Enables you " . to prepare the meale with either cozl or wood fire in winter—~with gas iiy summer. The Mode! Home Herald Range, here illustrited, has scores of other special iabor-saving, tine-saving, fuel-saving features every bousewife will welcome. Its Full Indirect Flue System permits a wider, straighter flue. This means better draft—an easier controlled fire. Saves fuel~-assures certainty of perfect bukmg conditions. The gas oven is fitted with Graves Patent Oven Lighter which insures complete concen- tration of heat within oven like all HERBLDRanges “The Best Bakers” The Model Home Herald Range is a great fuel saver—easy to oper- ate—regulated almost in- stantaneously. A perfect joy to the cook who takes pride in having “‘everything just done ‘toaturs.”’ m"(:om- made by the ay and see ld range rho Teminle. Ask for Free Book- let,“Which Siove?” JOHN A, ANDHEWS & G0 132 MAIN S'l.. NEW BRITAIN, CONN morning wership, 10:45, Dr. Hill will preach, sermon, “The Fulfiliment of Life”; Sunday school, 12: Men's Sunday club, 12:10; memorial service, 4:30, special music; Persian sefvic 6:00; young people’s meeting, 6:15. smpvure lesson by Mrs, O. B. Di prayer by the pastor; selection by cholr; essay by Robert Joanson of € lumbia, 8, C,; subject, “Women"; golo by Mrs. Anna Belle Jones of Hariford; address by Miss Lillan Shabala of Hast Gola Coast, Africa; duet by Mrs Simms of New York and Mre O3 Diggs: address by Mrs. Gertrud Brown of Hartford; violin solo b Prof, J. J, Williams; offering; closi: remarks by the pastor; doxology, Al are cordially invited to attend the ser vices during the day. - LUTHERANS ATTEND - SYNOD CONVENTIO First Church of Christ, ¥irst Church of Christ, Scientist, corner West Main street and Park place; Sunday service at 10:45 a. m., subject, “Ancient and Modern Necro- mancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypno- tism Denounced”; Sunday school at 9:45 a, m., Wednesday evening meet- ing at 8 o'clock, The reading room at the chapel is open to the public daily from 2 to 5 p. m. People’s Church of Christ, Milton 8, Anderson, pastor; 10 &. m., praise service; . m., preaching by the pastor; p. m., Bible school; 5:45 p. m., young people's meeting; 7 p. preaching by Mark | John Levy of New York, subjeet, “The Present War in Europe as Related to Pastor Steege, Jultus Huck and Th Teachers Leéave for Boston Tuesday. s Rey. A. C. Theodore Steege, Pi of St. Mathew’s German Luthe: church, will leave Tuesday for Bostq where he will attend the Synod co vention of the Bastern Missouri S, nod to be held from June 2 to § the Zion Lutheran church, g Pastor Steege and Jullus Huck W, represent the local parish at this oo vention. The teachers in the Germ Lutheran ehurch school will also tend, those going being L. Wagn: E. J. C. Klopp and Max Zieroth. Rev. Dr. Schultz of Schenectad | N. Y., is président of the Synod the Rev. I. P. Wilhelm of Kin N. Y., is secretary. v i p. m. children’'s meeting; 7 ‘o p. m,, Bible study. Thursday, 7:45 p. m., prayer meet- ing. A hearty welcome to all. Hillerest -Universalisy Church. No. 427 West Main street, Rev, F. A. Dillingham, D. D., pastor. Service Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone invited. Music. Organ, Communion, D Minor. Solo, “Crossing the Bar”.. Solo, “The New Kingdom, Organ, March . Batiste .Le June Tours .Wely A. M, E. Zion Church. No. 11 Corbin place., Rev. J. 8. Gur- ley, pastor. Sunday, May 30, Woman's day, preaching at 10:45 a. m. by the pastor, subject, “The Value of Wom- en’ Sunday school at 12:30 p. m C. E. society at 6:30 p. m. subjeck ““The Call for Foreign Missions, for Money, Men and Prayers,” Hag. 2:4-9, led by Mrs. Harriet Anderson of Meriden. At 7:30 sharp the following pro- gram will be rendered by the local and out of town talent: Prelude; hymn; Mr. and Mrs. William Hipell: Garden street celebrated their t fifth wedding anniversary yeste: £ | Norden Lodge CARNIVA] at the Bungalow = " TONIGHT 1y Drawing of Prizes. 1) Music By Anderson’s Orel -