New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1915, Page 2

AL6 months old s DoSES - 23( ENTS Mothers Know That | Genuine Castoria For Over Thirty Years == CASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK OIYY. Items : Quality IMirst. The Eady ecorating Co.—advt. jof diphtheria on Stanley orted to the health de- Mrs. Edward L. Hannon of spent the holiday with n South Manchester. ir and Nellié 'Romanski to- erred land and buildings eet to Anthony Ciezynski. e license was issued to- hur John Bottomley of 97 et and Anna Victoria Br of 177 Elm street. rd. of public. works will ht and will give a num- the former New ler polo player, is visiting this city. in Newark. rs. Dartel J. Mullin of eet are rejoicing at the , born last evening. The r is proprietor of the and means committee of ‘Ward Republican club will ening in Mayor Quigley’s office to complete plans for outing. 3 er of 250 Broad street, fhe police yesterday that two 1l chicks were stolen from Detective Bamforth in- d and discovered that. rats d the poultry. feport of Mies ‘Jennie ‘Ham- | Visiting nurse, which = was it night, shows that sixty-six ere cared for during the twenty-seven discharged. now thirty patients. Eighty- s were made on nineteen tan cases and 637 calls were ogether. A A, Andrews, Mrs. Andrews 8. G. Ohman left this for Minneapolis where they nd the annual convention of ista. Synod. . They will be met 0 tomorrow by Rev. Dr. S. - Edward Carlson - will as ‘a delegate to the con- Severin Johnson is going ~days and expects to at- tion. C. Kranowitz is home from university for the summer. s for New York city next o take the six weeks' summer at Columbia. Mr. Kranowitz he recipient of a silver medal s work on the Columbia Fresh- Debating team ni-the intercol- b will Mr. Toner is] legiate meet held last month against | Cornell and Pennsylvania. Rev. E. M. Hayes of Jewett City was a visitor in town today. Dr. Stockwell, son of Sheriff and Mrs. M. D, Stockwell, is the guest of his parents in this city. Miss Bessie Rhein of Elm street is epending a few days in New York eity. Mr. and Mrs, Fred C. Wildman of West Main street, spent the week-énd and holiday in Danbury and Bridge- port. Phoenix Temple of Honor, No. 19, hold fts regular meeting at O. U. A. M. hall Friday night. 3 Camp Clara, R, N. of A, will' meet ‘Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Members are requested .to bring re- freshments. ! :The apnual meeting of the New Britain Maternal association will be held tomorrow ' afterndon at 3 o'clock at the South' church chapel. It is urged that a large number: be in attendance. All the members of Ald ‘soclety of the First Baptist church are invited to' bring their sowing and attend a silver tea and gocial at the Home of Mrs. F. X Cadwell, 145 Lenox Place, ‘Vednesdny afternoon at 3 o'clock. A cake sale will be held Friday afternoon from 3 until 6 o’clock by the women of the I'irst Baptist church at the home of Mrs. D. A. Niven, 189 West Main streeet, the Women's EAGLES GIVE MONEY AWAY. New Britain aérie, No. 722, F. O. E,, | 8ave away $95 last night, the following {.being the recipients: $50, “C B."; §25, P, B. M, H,, Box 534; $10, S. A, 243 Elm L.; $10, Mrs. J. J. Quilty, street. Louis Jergen has charge of the money. ? Eeautiful Art Calendar Free. With every copy of next Sunday’s New York World, in New York city and vieinity, there will go as a sep- arate ingert a handsome art calendar for June, July, August and September, printed on fine quality coated paper | and !lustrated in color with a pietur- esque scene on the Hudson River. This calendar should hang in every home and office. You will act wisely to order the Sunday World from your newsdealer in advance. There will algo be a néw set of “Beauties of the Moving Picture Stage.”—advt. Candy Specials 2 b box of Our Quality Confections, 60c grade, 39c Ib Ib box Milk Chocolates, 80cgrade ..........60clb itman’s Super Extra Chocolates and Confec- BHONY e 8r's . Celebra%ed ‘Candies from ........ 60c lbup L an ry Garden Chocolates, something <:Z:rent $1.00 b Farm House, Belle Mead Sweets and others. ICKINSON 169-171 DRUG CO., vanN'sfReer I'of New York has bought the old plant PUYBALCWITH | PRISON CONVICTS Walsh Brothers and Dave Dunn Visit Sing Sing With Team William Walsh, Fordham’s versatile ’ twirler, his brother Charles, and his| cougin, “Dave” Dunn, all played in]| the outfield Sunday in the baseball game at Sing Sing prison in which the Fordham Stars were defeated by a nine made up of prisoners by the score of 10.to 9. Jehn J. Walsh and Dr. George W. Dunn, also of this city, attended the game. Charles Walsh, who substituted left field for the college boys, says that the experience of playing against a team of convicts was the most novel one imaginable. His team was miet at the Ossining station by convicts in borrowed autemobiles and taken inte the prison yard where the game was played and witnessed by hun- dreds of convicts. Pitcher a Murderer. The pitcher for the prison nine was a man named Meadel, serving a ten vears' sentence for manslaughter. The first baseman {s serving a life sen- tence for a similar crime and the catcher was a bankrobber. The -left flelder was a cracksman and other, members of the team were doing their “bit” for erimes ranging from murder to ar- son, The record of Pitcher Meadel is an interesting one. He was for- merly a star twirler with the Troy State league and was drafted by the White Sox. On the eve of his de- parture for the big league he was tendered a banquet at which he got drunk and punched a fellow guest, the blow resulting in the latter’s death, He was sentenced to ten years in prison. Do Not Like Becker. Young Walsh says that the pri- soners all seem pleaged wWith |the treatment accorded them by Warden Osborne. He also says that those of the convicts whom he talked all seemed to think that Charles Becker, the former New York policeman un- der sentence of death, should pay the eéxtreme penalty. EAR BADLY LACERATED, Vadello Rizzo Run Down by Automo- bile Driven by J. J. Hagarty. Six year old Vadello Rizzoz was run down by an automobile driven by John J. Haggarty in front of the Hotel York yvesterday afternoon when he dashed into the street in front of the machine. He was knocked down and badly bruised, one ear being, ajmost torn from his head. He was taken to the Hospital, Officers Cosgrove, Malone, ‘Storey and Hann investigated and found that Mr. Haggarty ivas not guilty of undue carelessness. FIRE ON WEST ST. But Little Damage Dene at Edward Rachlin's House This Morning, But little damage was done to Ed- ward Rachlin’s house at 96 West street this morning when a fire was discovered underneath the stairs. Engine company No. 1 called out by a still alarm. The fire started under the stairs where quantitiés of old rags had been stuffed into the chinks to keep the winter's winds out. What caused the blaze is not known. cellar was NEW GERMAN PASTOR. Rev. Karl Roth of Higginsville, Mo., who has accepted the pastorate of the German Baptist church, will arrive here about September 1. Rev. Roth came with his parents from Germany in 1881 and in 1892 was graduated from the German Baptist Theological seminary at Rochester, N. Y. After doing missionary work in' Michigan and holding the pastorate of the German Emmanuel church of Rochester, N. Y., he became a mig- sionary among the Germans ef SBouth | America for eight vears. He was in the Dakotas for a short time and has been in Higginsville for four years. His wife, threé sons, and daughter will accompany him here. TO MAKE PATENT TIRE. The Monarch S8titch Tire company of the Munro-Eastwood Pen com- pany near the boundary line of New- | ington and New Britain and will there begin, in about a month, the manu- | facture of a newly patented automo- mobile tire. The manufacturers claim | a double mileage for their tire and | say that it will not blow out. e ] T0 REDUGE DANGEROUS VARIGOSE VEINS People’ who have swollen veins or bunches should not wait until they reach the bursting point, which means much suffering and loss of time, but hould at once secureé from any rell- able druggist e two-ounce - original bottle of Emerald Oil (full strength.) By using this powerful; yet harmliess germicide treatment improvement is noticed in a few days and by its res- ular use swollen veins will return to their normal size and sufferers will cease to worry. The Emerald Oll treatment is used by physiclans and | in hospitals and is guaranteed to ac- complish results. It reduces all kinds of enlargea glande, goitres apd wens and s used exclusively in many large factories as an unfailing first aid to the In. | Andante Cantablle HARDWARE o) Rubber Lawn Hose 3-4 in. Cotton Hose. 1-2 in. 5 ply Hose. 3-4 in, 5 ply Hose, 3-4 in. 7 ply Bull Dog guaranteed. : 3-4 in. Electric Ribbed Hose. Brass Hose nozzles. Wood and Metal Hose reels. Lawn Grass Seed. Everything to make the lawn beautiful, 336 MAIN STREET “— and the tlnrd part of the waters became WORMWOOD and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter.” Revelation, VIII. 12 FOUR RECITALS AT THE SOUTH CHURCH Joseph Clair Begbe and Quartet Arrange Programs A series of recitals by Joseph Clair Beebe, organist and choir master of | hte South Conncnnonal chureh, and the members’ of the guartet will be given at the chapel of the church during the Sundays of June. Each recital will be given at 4:30 o'clock and will be open to the general pub- lic of New Britain. Mr. Beebe and the new choir have made an excellent impression and the congregation is anxious to have as many persons in the community poesible enjoy the music. Mr. ular organ numbers. One member of the quartet will assist at each recital. Miss Ada M. Segur. the soprano, 29 Townley street, Hartford, next Sunday. In arranging his program, Mr. Bee- be has included two organ composi tions by Ernest F. Jores, the organist at Fox’s theater. Mr. Jores is known by musicidns all over the United States as a brilliant composer for the piano and organ and has written a numbér of beautiful songs. His ex- perience as an.organist has been wide. Next Sunday Mr. Beebe will play his “Spring Song” and on June 20 he will play his. “Cantilene Fastorale.” The recitals will provide an excel- lent opportunity for New Britain resi- aénts to heart of Mr. Beebe at his best and organists of Mr. Beebe's caliber are not to be heard in many cities of the country. The program for Sundays follows: Sunday, Junc 0. Miss Ada M. Segar, Soprane. Toccata and Fugue (DD Minor) . Bach Reve Angelique Rubenstein Holo—Hear ye, Israel (“Elijah”) Mendelssohn will sing each of the four Miss Arcadian Tdylle Serenade Musette Prelude to LoHengrin #olo—Evening &nd morning . Miss Segur. &pring Song Marche Religisuse ¢ Sunday, Junc . John T, Dowd, Tenor. Funeral March and Seraphir Chant Guilmant Bonnet cnalkowski Temare Soiltude Wagner Spicker ... Jores Faulkes Reverie £olo—Supplication Rerceuse Prelude to Parsifal Sclo—Teach me to pray Mr. Dowd, Tvening Rest . Finlandia .... Sunday, June Mrs. Geértrude L. John!on, Contralto. Concert Overture .. Faulkes In Paradisum Dubois Rigaudon .. Lull Solo—Strike, thou hour so mng ex- pected Rach . Tfinsky Wagner . Jewett . Rheinberger Sibelfua Cantilene Pastorale . ... i Good Friday Music (“Parsijal’) . iee “ Wagner Stevenson Jores Solo—Light Mrs. Johnuon Largo (Xerxes). . . Handel Hallelujah Chorus (“l\:ns:u i RN Handel Sunday, Junc 27, Joseph C. Ames Bass. COverture to Tannhauser Meditation . phenn Wagner Massenet jured antiseptic. The Clark & Brain. érd Co., or Riner-Hegeman Drug Store can supply you. Solo—Tt is enough (“ElzaN") Mendelssohn 1 her as | Beebe | has selected the best and most pop- Of | ivg third. | test a siiver Grieg .. Parker Guilmant Wooler Cradle Song Romanza lamentation solo—Cconsider and hear me . Mr. Ames. z\\ World Sympneny” 7 | SAPPHIRE RING FOR THE HOMELIEST MAN Now Fellers, Don’t Be Bashful But Step Right Up and Take Your Medicine—Line Forms on Left » New Britain lodge, T.oyal Order of bloose, Wwill hold a numner of voting contests in connection with the Moose carnival which opens Monday night, June 7, at Rentschlet’s park. A num- of excellent prizes nave been offered and an interesting contest is expected. There will be a popular young lady's contest in which a dia- mond ring will be awarded to the win- ner, while the candidate receiving the second largest number will also re- cieve a diamond. ring -A gold watch will be given to the candidate finish- In the prettiest baby con- loving cup is first prize, with a silver mug for second ‘and a zold ring for third prize, while the homliest man in New Britarn’ will re- ceive a white sapphire ring. "otes will cost one cent each and | pallot boxes, where votes may be cast will be l6cated at Crowetl's, Dickin- son's, Riker & Hegeman's, Halloran's Foyers and the City Drus stores. Votes will be collected and counted | each morning and the standing of the | candidates will be announced daily. The prizes will be on exnhibition in the wirdow of C. L. Pierce & Co., at 246 i Man street. The contests will open Wednesday, June 2, and will close at 9.30 p. m., "Thursday, “And some root beer extract— Yes, Williams”’ Because Williams’ has the true flavor made from the same herbs and roots that made the home brews of olden time so whole- some and delicious. Pure root beer is easy to make with Williams® ex- tract. No other summer beverage is so economical —sparkling, refreshing, thirst.quenching—as WILLIAMS & CARLETON CO. Mirs. Herttord Conn HARTFORD Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Values up to $35.00, on Sale at $12.50, $14.75, and $19.75 Here's an extraordinary sale of Suits that you should not over- look. We offer our entire stock of Women's and Misses' Suits, made of silk poplin, serge and gaberdines, in hlack and all fashion able colors, __$6.98 SUMMER DRESSES $4.98 We offer a very special bargain in Summer Dresses, lingerie and voile, in plain white and colors, including $3.98 WAISTS AT $2.98 Handsome Crepe de Chine Waists, with the new pointed collar, finished with hemstitching and neat embroldery, in white and flesh SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Gowns, Skirts and Combinations at the following $1.25 Underwear, 75c; $1.756 Underwear, $1.00; $2.50 $1.45; $2.756 Underwear, $1.95. CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS At the following reductions: weéar, 4bc; 95¢c Undeérwear, The. made of the new reductions: Underwear, 50c Underwear, 39c; 76c Under- | A DISTINGUISHED TRIO Horsfall Suits for Men at $18.50, $22.50, and $25.00 Because you wear popular-priced Clothes is no reason why you should patronize a shop which caters only to popular-priced needs and has no ideals beyond that, You can patronize a store like Horsfall’s which sells clothes from $15 to $38, and in ‘that way get the benefit of taiioring and style which is not restricted by a horizon of low, prices. No matter how little you spend, spend it in good company, and where you can be as- sured beyond peradventure that you are get- ting the fullest possible measure of satis- faction for your money. Come ln and see these Horsfall clothes. Horstalls “IT PAYS TO MUY OUR KIND» 9899 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with v HART FORD 140 TRUMBULYL 87T, Seeds--Seeds—Seeds The Only Real Seed Store in the City Is at No. 113 Church Street { At no other seed store in town will you find the nssortment’ ’ of high grade secds as you will at this siore—we specialize in seeds and the kind we handle are the best that money can buy. BUY THEM HERE UR TROUBLES CEASE. We wish to call special attention to our LAWN sug a spacial WHY EXPERIMENT WITI SEEDS? AND mixture with only the HIGHEST GRADE ol SEED US! WIZARD BRAND SHEEP MANURE. This is the very UJ BRAND on the market, A carload will -rrlve from Chicago Stock Yards in a few days. It will pay you t6 wait and get this brand, This Manure gives the soil what it needs t6 make things grow. S. P. STROPLE " 118 CHURCH ST, NEW BRITAIN, CONN, 'PHONE 939 o o - MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT You will save 54 cts. per gal. THIS IS HOW. L. &M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint, at $2.00 per gal. - $ 8.00 And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix wifh it , at estimated cost of . = Ywfinnm.lke7gnh.ofpur¢p.m(or I's only $ 1.46 per gal. Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT: Whereas, if you buy 7 gals, of ready-for-use SEMIMCANS. you pay $2.00 a gal or $14.00. M. IXED R ZINC nd LINSEED OIL, e et toown i iy o 109 Use a gal. out of any L.& M. PAINT you buy and if not the paint made, return the paint and get ALL _your_money.