New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1915, Page 2

osed morth end over by the orks at a meeting the commission- proposition thor- ‘assented'to the ac- &y thought that ‘e been laid out in 1d include North . to Broad street, p turn that will tle street corner, to turn. ie track will have Leghorn's store, Y to cut part of it of * the Hotel proposition it was } owner of the prop- ing. ffered valuable ding changes Broad streets, ~company should re-location of curbs and other be necessary. .. on Beaver treet, which _of “twenty féet Tine is to’ be imissioner J. E. accept the lines providing the for the. ex- £ the Connecticut | g the attitude of the pavement .to Average Parlor Takes Tilustration of Cash Sale Savings 10 roll Side Wall, at 50c 18 yards Band Decoration, at 12 fi2c ... ‘Regular Price. . ... At Cash Sale Saving Price ...... Buy Wall Paper and Border Decorations NOW and pay your taxes and water i§ rents with the savings. | THE JOHN BOYLE CO. Average Bed Room Takes 10 rolls Side Wall, at 10c ... 16 yards Border, at 3c . Regular Price. . ... At Cash Sale Saving Price ALL PAPER SALE|[@ HERE’'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! A génume discount sale on the finest stock of High Class Wall Paper and Border detorations in our Hardware City. 40c OFF THE $1.00 $1.00 48 48 3 and 5 F;anklin Sq. Andeérson was authorized to procure prices for new outfits. ' Numerous Petitions Received. A large batch of petitions was re- ceived by the board as follows: From the Union Manufacturing company for the removal of two poles on Church street which are in the way of the company’s new build- | ing.. <A map will be presentted at the next meeting and the city engineer wm make a .recommendation on the etition 5 | b Mai | atreet ‘mear the railroad crossing;<fo { the benefit of its customers and ds were submitted oncrete gutters and ‘leght' and Stan- cents a square foot; cents a square 0d Roads and | n 31 'cents a & Lasher company, & square foot; ‘cents a square foot, d the contract to large manholes at C ed by the board F'bid of its kind sent gs New Suits orted to the board ‘the street. cleaners ‘and Commissioner A Children, ’fllm’lillthl Y7z “:Permission was granted the South- ‘ern New England company to erect two thirty-five foot poles on Park auvbt flmer the supervision of the t of wires. - &but company pemloned on to change the location etween Locust, Glen and Streets and it was voted to fineer and the superin- ires make an investiga- nited Blectric Light and Was fi.ny petftioned for permissio three wires across the d’ to grant the permission. 2 e pétition of the North & Judd: Mutual Benefit assoclation for per- mission to string a banhér across Main street .from July 31 was referred to the engineer. Extension of water mains were rec- ommended in the following. street: Stanley street, from present terminus to South street; Steele street; Park sreet extension, from Stanley to Fair- view street; High street; several streets in Belvidere. A hearing was ordered on the peti- tion for a sewer in Mill street and the same course was.taken on the peti- tion for a curb and’macadam on Ash su'oet trom \'sn to Maple Sstreets. i I Event_s Tonight “!‘:m;u’ Feathers,” Fox’s: theater. Vaudeville ‘and movlng pictures, Keeney's theater. Svenska Klubben, Electric hall. Alexandra lodge, 1. D. of St. G., Arch street. 88 ‘Winthrop council, D of L., 277 Main- street, ! Court Columba, ‘D. of C., Electrio | han, Lady Turners, Turner hall. ‘When hot and thirsty Williams’ Root Beer will cool, refresh and invig- orate you. Make some now. UNGLE SAM, IF YOU WANT HELP, TELL US Hyphens Blovm to Amms at Fire- | works Display Last Night Thousands o’f New Britain men, jyvo- city has ever had, last evening at Walnut Hill park. The display was under the direction of the Chamber of Commerce and had been postponed fram Monday evening. From 7 to 9 o’clock an. excellent band concert was rendered by the American band. Patriotism ran high and when airs that stir the blood of all true Ameticans were pl | vast crowd went witd not a hyphenated American ‘on grounds, judging by the manner . wh!cl_! all applauded. The enthus- ! fasm afforded a pleasant study for psychalogists and through it all could ‘Star Spangled Banner” and “Amer- ica,” especially, were greeted = with unrestrained approval. All airs of a military nature were loudly applaud- ed, showing that from a New Britain standpaint President Wilson and Old Glory: will never be in need of sup- port. The fireworks themselves were un- paralleled in the history of New Brit- ain. From 9 unkil almost 10 o'clock the air rocked with the explosion of bombs while the evening sky was lighted again and again with clus- ters of colored lights. Set pieces galore were shown, some amusing, some spectacular, all of the best. The display came to an end in a grand, re- verberating volley of aerial bombs that illuminated the eity for nearly a quarter of a mile around. ., their verandas were aware People living half a mile from the park whe watched the display from that an event of unusual merit was taking place. Like the roar of the sea, the cheering of the crowd, the tooting of hundreds of autamobile horns and the stirring music broke on their ears and it wag evident to those who were not on the spot that New Britain’s best, busiest, noisiest and most enthusiastic crowd had congregated on, the slopes of Walnut Hill, e Nothing but wordsn.of pmlse is spoken today for the. Chamber of Commerce which made the blg time possible. Money with which to pay expenses was collected by the Cham- ber and today it stands firmly en- trenched in the hearts of every New Britain eitizen, near-citizen and future citizen. @y Toilet Preparations ‘used by thosc who y, pure goods. wluplny will be care—The name Marsay stands for shown at our Toilet goods depart- = LIST OF PATENTS. Following is a list of patents issued from the U. S. Patent Office, Tuesday July 7, 1915, for the State of Con- necticut, furnished us from the office of Seymour & Earle, solicitors of ratents 129 Church - street, New Haven, Conn, R. J. Edwards, Waterbury, and C. B. Greene. Mirrisville Turning-lathe. B. F. Fortin, Hartford, assignor to Underwood Typewriter Co,,’ Typewrit- ing machine. ‘W. E, Hatheway, Bridgeport. Chair- tip. N. Humphrey, assignor to Traut & Hine Mfg., Co.,, New Britain." At- tachment for garment-supporters. S. P, Huntington, assignor to The Recorder Register & Fare Co., Ncw Haven., Fare-register. A. B. Jennings, Meriden. handle. F. B. Kennedy, assignor to The Recording Register & Fare Box Co., New Haven. Fare-register. J. G. Kritchell, Haddam. Picture and making the same H. C. Fritham, assignor to Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Bridgeport. | ‘Waterproof shot-cartridge. A. L. Riker, Bridgeport, assignor to lé 'company of America, Tool= exhibition of fireworks the Hardware ; f | men and children enjoved the Dbest | ¢ e strained | | ON OUR DELICATESSEN COUNTER WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING TO OF- FER FOR THURSDAY Roast Beef Croquettes at 5c each. Tomato Saiad and Cucumber Salad to Salad at 12c, at 20c, “New Pota- On Our Bakng Counter With our usual sanitary cleanliness we offer But- ter Scotch’Cakes and Parkerhouse Rolls. On the Candy Counter Our own make Mexican Kisses are delicious. We mll offer them at 20c a pound. Remember—-Safety First in Our lee. Cream ' Department Trolley and Auto Lunches put up on short notice We are open evenings. 2 ’Phongs, 906-907. HALLINAN No waiting. BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET The first of the clerks’ half holidays: will start next Wednesday and will be continued until the first Wednes- day in September. Carmody council, K. of C. held a meeting last evening and voted to join with Ferdinand and New Britain councils in the proposed consolida- tion, 1t is expected that the new council will be started shortly. It will contain over 600 members. There will be a meeting of St. Mat- thew’s German Lutheran church this evening and the Ladies society will meéet tomorrow afternoon at Wie- gand's Grove, Miss Gertrude Noe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Noe, has entered St. Joseph’s Convent, Hartford, where she will study to become a nun. New Shoes added to our $1 Sale every day. Besse Leland Co. —advt. Shoe A mseting of the Bethaisda Sick Benefit society will be held this eve- ning at the Swedish Bethany church. The Bethany sisters will meet with Mrs. Alfred Olson in Southington to- morrow evening. Members will leave on the 1:37 o'clock trolley and will get off at Williams’ station. Tax Collector Loomis is busily en- gaged in signing up players for his team to stack up against Captain Macauley’s nine at the Chamber of Commeree outing at Lake Compounce. ‘Loeomobi Inmnlhcurbbusuen engine. Wednesday afternoon, July 1. Among | those who have ‘signed” with Capt- ain Loomis are Senator G, W. Klett, Chief 'R. M. Dame, Dr. Henry T. Bray, Judge W. F. Mangan and Dr. G. W. Dunn. It looks as If Captain Loomis is out to “bring home the II'"I’ " I"' { nl i , skin troubles Babies with eczéma, teething rash, chafing, and other torment- ing skin troubles need Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. They scothe and heal the irritated skin, stop all itching, and let the little sufferers sleep. Babies bathed regularly with Resinol Seap sel- dom have skin eruptions. Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap have been used by physicians ar.d nurses for many fiuu, and contain nothing which could possi- lv e irritate the tenderest skin, Sold 11 druggiste. HARTFORD We Are Headquarters for GENUINE PANAMA HATS THE CHOICEST SUMMER STYLES N VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT AT $1.00 UPWARDS. The Panama Hats we sell are the best qualities—they have that style about them that is correct and ad- mired by all. If you will come to Dilion’s store you will réadiy see that we are the réal headquarters for Genuine Panama Hats The assert- ments are the largest we have ever shown—every style and shape that is fashionable you will find here and at a price that will surely please yau. The trimmed models are attracting a great deal of atténtion, some aic trimmed with all white trimming, while others have just a touch of col- or, ot course you.will admire the beautfful trimmings that adorn thes¢ lovely hu.u There are w hite wing effects, gull breast wing effects. Nassue Pompons, thé new fox head novelties, Band effects of Goura and Paradise Feelers, Bandeaux in long Fibered Ostrich. Pompons and We Buy these Genuine Panama Hats direct in largé quantities from the largest and best importers, therefore we are in a position to give you values that are extraordinary, OUR WOMEN'S SHOP Reduced Prices on Exclusive Models in Summer Dresses In imported voiles in stripes, checks, hand broidered flowered effects and plain white, daintily and beautifully trimmed. $26.50 Qualities, Now $25.00 Qualities, Now $23.50 Qualities, Now . ... $22.50 Qualities, Now . $21.00 Qualities, Now $19.75 Qualities, Now $15.75 Qualities, Now ....... Horstalls “IT PAYS TO BUY OUR EIND* HARTFORD, $3.99 ASYLPM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST, $9.95 Mr, William Tee Begs to announce that he has assumed the of Allyn House, Hartford where he will be pleased to mect his friends and extend (o them the comforts and conveniences of a first-ciass hostelry. management the A, Albertini for the past sixteen years with the Hotcl Heublein, has been en. gaged as Chef de Cuising, an assurance that this feature of the ser. vice will be unexcclied. Special attention will be given to Private Dancing Parties in our New Ball Room, Banquets, Wedding Reccptions, Afternoon Teas and like social functions. WHEN YOU READ you should Thave comlort. you do not COME TO and 1 can give it to you. I will eave your eyesight amd your money as well. WHY PUT IT OFF? Shell work a specialty. Hours from 8:30 a, m, till 6:30 p, m, Monday and Saturday till 10:30 p. m, Sunday by appointment only. Telephone. F. LM‘:GUIRE.‘ " ptometrist, 276 “ (Over Lewit's Jewelry :&; 1t ME