New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1915, Page 2

i[iNATlflNS OF FIVE TEACHERS IN School Board Receives Them at POLICE ENFORCE ATUOMOBILE LAW Three More Motonsts in Court— VARNISHES L QUALITY! HARIPORD That is the necessity when One a Jitney Driver ENAMELS ; R B STAINS & you are painting your home OUR JUNE CLEARANCE SALE BRINGS June Meeting Today or wall Mémbers of the board of education were tendered their annual resigna- tion shower at their meeting today, five resignations being received. They are as follows: FPearl A. High school; Alice G. Whittemore, High school; George C. McKee, Gram- mar school; Perkins, Lincoln C. Marey, physical Gale, Lucy street school; Beth iraining. Substitute teachers employed dur- ing May were as follows: Marian Prescott, Grammar school, grade VII, Margaret Dooley, grade VII. Mrs,. William L. zchool, grade VII, Mary H. Kindred, Grammar school, grade VIL. Anna M. Young, Grammar school, ade VII. Ida R. Taplin, grade TV. Anna Riley, FEast Street grade 1V., Smalley schoot, Mildred L. Mitchell, Grade VI. Mae H.. Ryan, grade IIT, <y Ruth Guiberson, grade IV. Mrs. Burton 1. school, grade IV. Helen Sparmer, Rockwell school, ‘grade VI, Lincoln Streeet ‘school, grade III., Burritt school, grade III., Northend school, grade VI. JEdith Atwell, Northend grade II. Helen Bromley, grades I. and II. The'committee on finance made the following report: Appropriated $265,000; expended to June 11, $44,- 085.76; balance, $220,914.24, #0: Quality Tirst. The Eddy Srkmiemgr sehool . Decoy qx\g,co‘—-ndvt. ‘Wedn ¥ night Centen- A, F. & A. M., will con- } degree " two candi- 8 will be the final degree season. gers sharp'n'd. B. C. Morey Hagen, Grammar East Street school, school, grade T. Smalley school, rican band has been en- ender the concert. Higg!ns has sold land on et to Aaron: Cohen, t department payroll for ¢k amounted to $1,667.97 er department payroll to Smalley - school, Smalley school, Gerrish, Rockwell . Biolomiszi has made ap- Baaasanspdctor - Ru- . Rermission to erect a six Isé on B'road street at a 00. Mrs. George Patrlck have o their home in Chicago af- Mr. and Mrs. Orland if South High street. kwear and caps always at ‘City Hall.—advt. | n. council, O U.'A. M, ht and discussed further aithial émoridl day ex- June .17 2 1 meeting of the Tierney the city will -be held this the T. A. B. rooms to make " 1 ) arrangemengs for ' taking K:e::;}‘? ‘t‘heea‘li:;l Flag Day ex- meeting s school, Osgood Hill school, Events Tonight l moving nRictures, Moving pictures, Fox's theater. Safety board meeting, City o'clock. erlin, who is a Miss Naglé’s sanitarium, ing under Dr, ~'Malonéy's and will soon leaye the in- hall § » M has been born to Mr. and ymes J Bonney of 39 Union Moose carnival Rentschler's park. P. A. €. election of Main street. officers, F. Farrell on. ¢ Liliian l"hd.mherh;ln Greene, been under Dr. Brackett's fiss Nagle's sanitarium, has -ingfltution and returned to in “Home, recovered from her has returned Gomstock encampment Jr, O. U. A: M. hall Cadets, T. A. B. hall, T. A. B, Drum corps, T. A. B, Tierney “of- Rov ‘M .L. Regan of haty aven, formerly a curate at St. felurch this city, will be learn that he is a patient hael's hospital, New Hav- Civic bureau chamber of commerce at 8 o'clock. Semi-annual election of offiecrs Y. time Athletic clib will hold | p g ©. W, Baptist churci. annual election of officers ing at the club rooms, 252 street. Fourth of July comm:ttee. chamber of commerce. ANERY DISPLAY. Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, 0 mpany Has Latest Models election of officers. Tight Co.’s Window. hdow of the United Blectric ‘Watericompany on West ¢ hds on display this week Quisite models 'of stylish mil- an exhibit of the enterprising owing Iastern Millinery ‘com- “of 183 Main street, this city. showing has attractea a great of attention and caused much! 1 TESSIER-FRICK. Miss Mamie Frick, formerly of Woodland street., this city and Ro- meo Tessier of Williamsett, Mass., were married last Tuesday in that city After an extended wedding trip to Nw York and Washington, Mr. and Mrs, Tessier will make their home in Williamsett, where the groom is em- ployed as architect and estimator for T | his father, who is a prominent manu- ,:le comment by those who have | ¢ iurer of that city. The bridal high grade millinery that is fo | cOuPle have the best wishes of a large d at the salesrooms of the | Circle of friends. n Millinery company at moder- ces has been a surprise to the | " who have visited their show- | . The free trimming ser\'lre.{‘ i For Bargains Go See et I milliners, the cordial treat- all, regardless of whether a : is made of not, combined ‘the large assortinent of the new- ) lu in quality ‘millinery at sale prices, have all contributed kei the concern New Britain’s ters-—udut_ ) [4 AT McMILLAN’S SATURDAY RSAY DEODORIZER A Dainty Toilet Preparation for the Hot Weather destroys the odor of perspiration.. rfectly harmle: Its action is It does ,’ot stop perspiration, it simply removes the odor. D IC KINSON BRUG CO., 169-171 MAIN STREET yet positively effective. Three more automobilists came to grief vesterday as a result of their activities on Arch street and this marning M. P. Doherty, Joseph Mund and ITrederick E. Purinton appeared before Judge James T. Meskill in po- lice court to explain, Where explana- tion was possible, their violations of the law. Two of the cases were: for a violation of the new auto law which is causing so much agitation and the third was for not having an operator’s license. Escapes Being Run Down, M. P. Doherty, who conducts a mar- ket on Arch street, was charged with reckless driving and also with pass- ing a standing trolley car on Arch street on Wednesday evening. Com- plaint was made to the police yester- day of the offense and Officer A. C. Malone was detailed to investigate. Oscar Kearney and Robert Dyson tes- tified that as they stepped out to take the trolley at the head of Monroe street Doherty sped past them in his machine, not having paid any atten- an autoist to stop ten: feet behind a car. Dyson grabbed Kearney and pulled him back from the car just in time to save him from being run down | and as it was the auto brushed his clethes, he stated. Conductor Neu- mann and Motorman Didzek al€o tes- tified to seeirfg the automobile go pass hem. The accused denied the all"gallov|= [ He said he was driving .along even with the trolley car when suddenly Dyson and Kearney jumped out fram behind a post and started for the car. Doherty was even with the car at the tion to the new law which compels‘ BRUSHES our prices are right. 3 and 5 Frankiin Square. paper. That's it, and we have it in everything that we do, or supply. The above is an important factor, CONSULT US FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT CLASS PAINT SHOP SHOULD CARRY. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY selecting Quality ! your New House OGwner. Besdes that THAT A FIRST New Britain, Conn. Our Delicatessen witl Salad, Salad, 30c¢: brated Potato Salad at 12c¢ 1b. popular Mayonnaise Dressing, the man 30c; Salmon time and when the car did stop he was already part way past it. Edward Burnes, a friend of Doherty, gave cor- roborative testimony. Judge Meskill imposed a fine of $5 and costs on the first count. Hadn’t Heard of New Law. A fine of $5 meted aut to Joseph Mund, a jitne) driver, who was arrested hy Officer Walenczius on Arch strect last, night when he drove by a standing trolley car. Mund declared that when he was arrested it was the first time he ever heard of the new law. He also denied that he ran by the car when it was standing. It had not come to a stop when he passed it, he said. Officer Walenczius and (‘onductor Fagan declared that at Grand street twa women were boarding the stand- ing trolley when Mund drove his jit- ney past. Lost His License. Frederick K. Purinton was a’ surs prised man last night when Officer Walenczius asked him for his license and he reached into his pocket for it and found it missing. He told the court that he had the license yester- day forning, but;when he looked for it last night he discovered that it had been lost out of his pocketbook. He has driven an automobile for ninc vears. Judsment was suspended with the understanding that he get a nev license at once. The policeman’s attention was at- tracted to Purington when he saw he had but one light burning. The other light was warm, however, showing that it had bene extinguished enly a short while. Steals $2 at Carnival. A fine of $6 and costs was levied on Joseph Brown, aged eighteen. Brown s entrusted with $2 by George Van Epps, a barker at the carnival, to take to another booth. He appropriated the $2 to his cwn use and had a good time until ar- rested and charged with the theft. Fined $5 for Taking Pineapple. Charles Cotter took a strange fancy to pineapples last night and stole one from Alex Grazniski's fruit store. Officer Strolls saw him and chased him down the street. The | tinued from yesterday, was given until pineapple was valued ‘at ten cents, but Cotter was fined $5 and costs. Street Walker Must Leave. Mrs. Mary Young, charged with street walking, whose case was con- next Wednesday to get out of town. A man representing himself to be her husband, but who ceuld' produce neither wedding certificate or. mar- riage license, appeared in court and tried to state that on the night before she was arrested she was pot out at all. Officer Strolls: was present and he declared that he saw her with some men on Hast Main street at 1:80 o'clock -at that time. When questioned separately the woman and mpan told vudeli/ different stories and Prosecutor Klett, expressed doubt as to whether thelthan was the woman's friend, cousin‘or husband. The man denied to' Prosecutor Klett that he sent the woman on the street to ob- tain money for him. D. O. H. ELECT OFFICERS. The ecighth anniversary of Hertha loGze, D. O. H, was observed - last evening in Bardeck’s hall. A con- cert was rendered by the ladies’ or- chestra. Refreshments were served during the evening. The election of officers was held previous to the so- 1 session and the following were cBosen: © President, Mrs. Helen Bhuer; vice-president, Mrs. Elizabeth Stumpp; corresponding secretary Louise Firnhaber; financial secretary. Mrs. Lizzie Groth; treasurer, Mrs. Martha Firnhaber; trustees, Mrs. Liz- zie Walker, Mrs. Johanna Schaefer, Mrs. Annie Maintz; representative to grand lodge, Mrs. Elizabeth Buettner; alternate, Mrs. Rosa Volz. The grand jlodge will meet. in this city in Septem- and costs was,.alsQ f. | Johnsan and Herbert Lyon is tied up | We will have as specials: Cakes and Sunshine Cakes Safety First on quart, Call 908 or 907. HALLINAN Cn Qur Delicatessen Counter for Saturday have: Cabbage Salad, Chicken Croquettes are 3c. On Our Baking Counter Orange Loaves, Lemon with that deli. ious flavor. On Our Candy Counter As special wé will have Assorled Chocolates in bulk, 29¢ per Ib. As a special for Sunday we will Remember We dre ‘pitting’ up ‘Trolley’ and Auto: Lunches on short netice. We are open cvenings. ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET Chicken Salad. 60c Ib; Tuna Fish 10¢ =0 our cele- Try our kind we use, 20c a half pint. Loaves, Suntart QOur Ice Cream . have Golden Cream, 60c a BREAD & POLICEMEN READY Good Ship ‘‘Monitor’ Mounted With | “Crap Guns” and Provided With New Maps. “crap guns,” deadly to members of the Armed with Wweapons known police department only, provided with strong binoculars with which to scan thre horizon for the periscope of hos- tile submarines and equipped with ac- curate maps depicting every treach- erous sand-bar in the Connecitcut | river ,the good ship “Monitor,” owned, manned and piloted by Officers Charles at the doek in readiness to start upon its long cruise in hostile waters when the safety board shall have granted the two ‘“bluecoats” their additional vacation of twelve days. The safety board has tahled the re- quest of the officers until their July meeting, but it is not unlikely that it will be granted them, without pay. Both Commodore Johndpri and Ad- miral Lyon are ardent fishermen and sailors and have oftimes on a hot summer’s day, cruised along the placid | Connecticut and even as far as Green- | port; L. 1. Now they are more bold | and all winter long they have been; planning this vear's cruise, countmgv the many fish they expect ta capture, but in this connection it is hinted that the binoculars may be used to see these fish as well as to watch for tor- pedoes. ! From the police department naval base comes the report that this yvear’s cruise of the “Monitor” may include the Bdltic sea, the North sea and the ! mounted ‘ FOR LONG CRUISE | Kiel canal, hence the added protec- tion of the “crap guns.” It is also, reported that both sailormen have purchased canines and are watching them closely o as to be proficient in ! keéping dogwatches that one may be on the qui vive for' submarines and ships flying the skull and ss bones ber. Donahue has sold land and on Austin street to Hyman Schlafer. John J, buildings and Sam while the other takes his two hour nap in his two-by-faur bunk, dream- ing of the soft feather beds of his boyhood da; Reports =ay that is on the advice of Commodore John- 1 son that the “crap” guns have been | on the decks, while it is a result of Admiral ILyon's agitation that the sand-bar maps have been in- stalled as a part of the vessel's cargo. An_ Error. A typographical error in oupr adver- tisement yesterday made our adver- read 69c ladies’ long white vhile they last for 69c. Tt r 69¢ gloves.—The McMiiian Store,— MEN’S CLOTHING Ready-to-Wear Our clothing business is gaining every day and customers range in years from 16 to 85, 3 Stouts, slims, longs and shorts carried in stock, from $15.00 to $30.00. THE R. B. FASHION CLOTHES EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALS IN ew Millinery THE CHOTOEST SUMMER STYLES. \ 0N HATS FOR STREET AND DRESS WEAR — HATS FOR THE MOUNTAIN AND SEASHORE. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPORT HATS IN SILK, SATIN AND FELT. “"P wish to call attentien to our very complete assortménts ‘nf New Millinery that we are offering at Special Bargain Prices dur. ing the June Clearance Sale, There are hundreds of Attractive Styles here to choose frem in the most fashionable styles of the Summer Season. You'll surely admire ,the handsome Panama Hats, then there are the Hemp Hats, Chip Hate, also a choice line of Leghorn Hats, Of course for Outing Wear are the very popular Sport Hats in many very.smart styles. The assortments are so lurge that it's a dificult task to,try to describe them, you must come and see these besutiful Hats that Wwe are showing at such moderate prices, then you can readily, un- derstand why we are doing the largest Millinery business in New Eugland. & Specialsin New Millinery THAT WILL SURELY INTEREST YOU. Regular $2.00 Genuine Panzma “Hats, all the sale price $1.00, Regular $2.00 Chip and Hemp Untrimmed Hats. Regular $5.00 Trimmed Dress Hats, the Sale price $2.48, newest shapes. 1¢ price 76e, very latest styles OUR JUNE CLEARANCE SALF OF SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, WAISTS AND GLOVES, NOW IN PROGRESS, Horsfall Suits at $22.50 and $25.00 Are a Better Advertisement Than This The fact is, that nothing we could say about them can equal what they say for themselves. Their distinction lies not only in their matchless appearance but in durability of fabrics, the excellence of the unseen con- struction that insures long lifé to the glr- ment’s smartness. Good clean through, in clese fitting mod- els, the collar rolling softly into smart lapels, some of them with the interior of the coat skeletonized till only a few silk-piped seams remains to tell the tale. Horstallx “FT PAYS TO RUY OUR XIND" HANTFORD ASYLWM ST. Connecting with Distinctive Wedding Gifts Practical Graduation Gifts Our gelection of WEDDDING and GRADUATION GIFTS is very suggestive as to DESIGN, QUALITY and PRICES, and you are assured of considerable saving by looking over our large lines before pur- chasing, v If you have not yet provided yourself with a VICTROLA for the summer, better step in and look over our Summer Combina- tion Offer: VICTROLA VI LIKE CUT. 10 Double Disk, 10 in., latést records. 500 Victor full and half-tone Needles. Delivercd Wherever desired. $32.75 TERMS TO SUIT. HENRY MORANS, Jeweler 321 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN ~CITY HALL, lc a word each day pnys for a classifled adv. in hle You get results. That’s what you want.