New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1915, Page 3

louses The greatest collection to be found the city. Over twenty styles to hoose from. All the latest ideas are nted here. A'!' 98c—An immense showing, all Middies, plain and pleated;: ety of styles, all sizes; sand color ddies with galatea or linen collar, d rose, light and dark blue trim- ngs; cadet blue Middy, white collar nd cuffs; white Middies with colored s, -big assortment, all sizes, FINE TAILORED—AIl linen and lque Middies, something extra nice, tirely new styles, white only, $2.00 YWHITE TUB SILK Middies, heavy sh silk, $2.50 each. FINE QUALITY poplin Middies, it blue, pink, sand and white, all in white, silk lacings, special e 98¢ each. meE SILK HOSIERY for ladies special prices. Booth Silk Hose ¢, 38¢c, 50c pair. All Silk 50c to 50. wmm SILK GLOVES, the double tip’ kind, warranted, 2-clasp, | . 18-button, 75¢ and $1.00. White 16-button, 50c. ! 'SPECIAL 16-BUTTON White Kid, fine soft quality, pa-lect fitting, u.oo pa.lr Yor uw.u.n PAmRNS > best pattern sold at any prlm, 10c 15¢ each. C Magazine for July 5c. l: Summer Fashion: Book; 15c pattern free, 20c. Sewers in Stanley Street. Claek’'s office, City of New Britain, Cenn., June 10,1915 f¥o whom it may concern: G Notice 18 ‘hereby given that. the 4,, 'd of Compensation. and Assess- ,} gent of the City of New Britain,, has lde the following assessment of hefits, caused by the construction sewers in ‘Stanley Street, between’ Is Street and Henry Street, viz:- East Side. ', fgle S. Bllis and Grace M. imith, Jointly............ ph Foote and Jane Foote mtly . n Thorson ried Crusberg and “Ar i thur G. Crusbers, jointly. fohn A. Karbownick and Apthony Srogi, jointly. oman Freiborg and Inzu. " | Freiborg, jointly West Side. orge K. Macauley. . orge K. Macauley. na E. Murphy.. orge K. Macauley flizabeth Barker 225.04 81.00 87.76 ;,91.80 74.25 62.00 102.33 150.35 71.80 108.50 17.44 71.50 80.50 t 107.28°) ¢ O'Keefe and Mu’y xn‘e!e,- joinuy i 7150 ‘otal $1,180.80 TAnd 1t finds no damages, or special ghefits or bezterments to any other ffson or party. agepted, Adopted, Certmed from jecord and published twice by order the Common Council. Attest. ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Clerk. . B. Herald.) Freckle Cream ’I‘he New Remedy That ever Fails to: Dlspel~ hem. 50c ]al‘ Mafled Parcel Post Free On Receipt of Price. HARTFORD. 'DRIVING LICENSE Secretary of State Holds Local Man Partly Guilty for Death ol .Mu Emma J. Young. Secretary of State Burnes has notified the local police, as well as the prin- cipal himself, that Harry W. Mack’s operator’s license has been indefinite- ly suspended as a result of his find- ing in the Willimantic accident in met her death. On April 20, Mack, who was driv- ing P. 8.. McMahon's car when the auto accldent occurred, was given a hearing. It was shown that just be- fore the fatality Mrs. Young lost her muff and asked Mack to turn around and go back -for it. He attempted car went over an embankment, throw- ing the occupants out and killing Mrs. Young. The secretary in his finding states that the accident was due to the faulty emergency hand and foot brakes and of Chauffeur Mack. TREE PLANTING PLANS, Commission Decides to Ask Advice of State and Federal Experts. New Britain’s - first systematic ef- fort to preserve its trees and to plant new ones was made last night when the forestry commission met in Mayor Quigley’s office. W. B. Rossberg was elected chairman and Albert N. Volz was elected secretary. Mayor Quigley outlined what he believes a forestry .commission should do. It should care for what . trees there are now in the city and should plant others in a systematic!manner. New trees should be selected with care and should be set out where they will be of most benefit to the public and least likely to interfere with im- provements. Others on the pressed similar views and it was de- cided to:seek the advice of the 'state and federal authorities on:forestry. “The ‘commission - will meet Thursday || evenings in the mayor’'s office. COUNOIL, OUTWITTED. Councilman Curtis Scores Wile Mem- bers Are Taking a Nap. . Mayor.Quigley is opposed to an ad- visory board to the board of public works and water commission as he says such boards look well enough on paper but never work out as intend- ed. Councilman Curtis, who is nét the ‘best friend Mayor Quigley has, out- ‘Witted the council at the May meet- ing when the board was appointed by springing a resolution for its appoint- ment and by naming the personnel of the .board. . It is customary to al- low the mayor tc appoint such com- mittees and the members of the coun- cil are just beginning to realize that P ml}‘&ww Qhefi.hook ,» line and |! sinker. The resolution calling for such a board -did not pass through the hands of the committee on rules and legisla- tion as did other matters which came up before the.council. Mayor Quig- ley is sald to be dissatisfied that some members ‘0f the council did not see the point quick enough. He says he saw it but does not want to spend all ‘his time speaking from the floor. ‘Martha chapter, O. E. S, held a pleasant whist yesterday dfternoon and last evening enjoyed a supper. Later one cdndidate wak initiated. The whist winneérs were: First, Mrs. Clarence Beach; secand, Mrs. George ‘Sheldon; third, Mrs. George H. Dy. son; fourth, Mrs. John Robinson; fifth. Mrs. Henry Beach. REMARKABLE CASE of Mrs, HAM Declares Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Saved Her Life Shamrock, Mo.— ““I feel it my duty ‘to tellthe pubhc the condition of my health before using your medicine. Ihad falhng, inflamma-~ female weakness, pains in both sides, backaches and bear- ing down pains, was short of memory, nervous, impatient, passed sleepless nights, and had neither strength nor cnergy. There was always a fear and dread in my mind, I had cold, nervou: weak spells, hot flashes over my body. I had a place in my right side that was 8o sore that I could hardly bear.the weight of my clothes. I tried medicines end doctors, but they did me little good, and I never expected to get out again. I got Lydia E. Pinkham’, s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier; and I cer- tainly would have been in grave or in an esylum if your medicines had not saved me. But now I can work all day, sleep well at night, eat anything I want, have 0o hot flashes or weak, nervous spells. All pains, aches, fears and dreads are gone, my house, children and husband are nc longer neglected, as I am almost sentirely free of the bad symptoms I had before taking your remedies, and all is pleasure and happiness in my home.”’— Mrs. Josie Hawm, R. F. D. 1, Box 22, 5 Missouri. If you want special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., confidential) Lynn, Mass. April in which Mrs. Emma J. Young | to do so and as he was turning the | by the carelessness and poor judgment | - Another Clean-Up On Suits How would you like to buy a ? $22 Suit for ... $18? —A suit that in every way represents the full worth of $22, You can do it here now. We closed out from Strouse & Bros, their _entire line of Summer Suits to sell at this one low price They’re hand tailored worsteds in season’s best patterns and they make a $13 commission ex- | Real Special at Don’t miss this at: 82-88 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CT. » ning and refreshments were served. | Miss Allard and Mr. Stocks will be | married Wednesday, June 16, and will reside in Endicott, New York. SHOWER FOR MISS KELLY. Ifurnlahed entertainment for the eve- | School Teacher Surprised at Home of $Misses Campbell. A miscellaneous. shower was ten- dered by the Misses Kathryn and Mary Campbell at their home, 621 Williams’ Root Beer is fine for chil- East.Main street, last evening in hon- | dren. It helps them bear hot weath- or of Miss Anna V. Kelly, who is to | er, they like it. Make your own.— become the.bride of Eugene McCar- | advt. thy of New Jersey on July 14. Miss AT McMILLAN SATURDAY Kelly’ is one of the most popular as well as ' capable instructors .in this city, having taught in the local schools for a number of years. At present she has charge of the special classes at the open air school. Miss Kelly is a graduate of the local Nor- mal school. The Campbell home was very pret- tily decorated for the occasion, the color scheme of pink and white pre- dominating. Large bouquets of spring blossoms were placed conspicuously about the different rooms. The bal- ustrade leading to the reception room was hidden from view by garlands of daisies, ferns and clover which were entwined ‘about it. A pink umbrella of large propor- tions occupied a prominent position in the reception room. From the top of the umbrella pink streamers ex- tended around about the different Ry rooms. The gifts were heaped up un- derneath the umbronta. The pres-|fl Ruoper Hose from .++. 10c to 18c per foot ents were handsome as well as use- Cotton Hose from 10c to 12c per foot ful. Hose Reels, both metal and wood. Durtdis. thel dventuy sl selso- THE ABB[ HAHDWAHE c 0. tions were given and dancing and 279 MAIN STREET. We Have a Very Fine Assortment of Croquet Sets to Select from, ranging in price from $1.00 to $3.00. Your Boy or Girl will want one durjng the summer vacation, We Are Still Selling Everything In Summer Hardware $6.50 to $12.50 . $1.50 to $3.50 Couch Hammocks from. .. Regular Hammocks from . singing weére enjoyed. Dainty re- freshments were - served, T ST AT “WILL MAKE 'EM SICK.” Councilman Ourtis Gives Views on Quarterly Reports. B1g Bargains in Summer Shocs Whlte Footwear $2 79 p Values to $5.00 .. A very special and select lot of White Pmn.-. M fords. Some of them are of thils season’s newest moasle; somewhaa broken in sizes, slightly ‘solled or styles to be tinved. Indications are that WHITE FOOTWEAR has the Qll son. Anticipate your needs now and BUY AT GR!A DUCED PRICES. Baturday Special, $2.79. Values to $5.00. ‘WHITE CLEANERS-—Your choice of several of the regular 256c brands at 19c. each. Women's Tan Pump Real high-grade and fine-fitting Pumps. fairly. good of sizes, Ab.out 100 pairs in the lot. $1.00 pair $1.00 Sage-Alen & C HARTFORD “Aunt Delia’s” Bre Better Bread————More Nouri Our Saturday Spe Fresh Strawberry Marshmallov Cakes They are a dainty cake to top off the Sunday dlnn'n Our Ples are crisp and well baked, the fillings are p wholesome. Our Coffee Cake and Bath B are made with good plenty of eggs and milk and are tender and light. We also have Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans, appetizing every Wednesday, Friday nnd Saturday. Councilman O. F. Curtis does not share with Mayor George A. Quig- ley the opinion that quarterly reports from commissions would be unwise becausé of the extra expense. The mayor has talked the proposition over with City Engineer Hall, who states that it would require an additional expense of $2,000 in the board of public works alone because of extra clerk hire. “They’d better not interfere or I'll get up in the council and make 'em sick,” sald Mr. Curtis today in re- | ply to the mayor's objectians. He | i@ not enlarge on that itatement. In the Old Charter Oak Bank Quarters Still Continues Come In and Secure Some of the Bargains BARBOUR RUG & DRAPERY CO. HARTFORD, CONN. SHOWER. FOR MISS ALLARD. Chestnut Street Young Woman to Wed Bristol Man on June 16. A pleasant surprise was given Miss Bernadette Allard last evening at the home of Miss Grace Sloan, 309 Chest- nut street, in ‘honor of her approach- ing marriage to Sydney Stocks of Bristol. About thirty girls, including guests from Hartford and her former com- panions of the Corbin ‘Screw eorpor- ation office showered Miss Allard with many beautiful and useful gifts of linen, ‘together with their = good withes. Ganies, music and dancing THE ORIENTAL RUG -SALE WE WANT YOUR ACCOUNT LIVE ON THE PORCH and enjoy summer to its full extent. A few pieces of Kaltex Fur- niture will fit up your porch or veranda so that you can enjoy nature’s free gifts in luxurious ease at small expense. Whether you buy Kaltex for use on the veranda, summer house, yacht, club, library, den or living room, you “will ‘always find a J distinctive style, which will' ex- actly suit your needs. The designs, are the p of a master Wrtist and the en tire line has that much after “difference” which any unustially’'good product in class by itself. We want you to call at' store and Jook' ‘over the fine selection which we have our floor. Agents for White Motnts Refrigerators. Agents for Columbia G nolas. a HERRUP’ S COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS 1052- 1054Ma1n St., Cor. Morgdn, Ha