New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1915, Page 2

4 Holtelder's. + “Furners have de- e thelr clasges untll sptember. - r., played host yester- r of at mé on Mur- can Mkt. | “\ 4 advt. p Fairview street invented a new ¢h He thinks will “to our $1 Shoe jse-Leland Co.— 0, K. K., will hold f on August 28 at G. H. Mitchell is - outing committee i1l be the cacterer. © has Dbrought ‘ggainst prop- \fliflu -af ~Cleveland i1l .at her home. was held vesterday Sewing soclety of heran church. sales in. a year $5.00 to O'coat in such [y Stein-Bloch. §. by this firm ¥ L\ “?ho Farrell o A4 hern residing on un down yesterday ta bearing the reg- D g&«wns not SUSE ~ of the ri ,."” held this eve- itha purchasing b, willimeet this 7of Fores- ial meeting this at' - 356 Arch held at the rear of ow by the Sunday Stanley’ Memorial will start - at. 9 has had plans drawn housc on Glen street investigating the utomobi in the ' night and Y 0 he council re a central garage p all municipal ma- § 20c, Mohican Mkt. advt, ve You T OUR ANNUAL CASH Average Parlor Takes 10 roll Side Wall, af 50c ; 18 yards Band Decoration, at 12 Regular Price. . WALL PAPER SALE HERE'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! A genuine discount sale on the finest stock of High Class Wall Paper and Border decorations in our Hardware City. 40c OFF THE $1.00 Illustration of Cash Sale Savings 7 i-2c .... $2.25 At Cash Sale Saviig Price . Buy Wall Paper and Border Decorations NOW and pay your taxes and water rents with the savings. THE JOHN BOYLE CO. Average Bed Room Takes 10 rolls Side Wall, at 10¢ 16 yards Border, at 3¢ . Regular Price, i - At Cash Sale.Saving Price ... ., ... RULES ARE COMPILED FOR THE CITY COURT Local Bar Will Meet Monday ‘Aiternoon to Ratily Drait The committee consisting of Judge ¥. B. Hungerford, Judge W. ¥. Man- gin, M. H. Camp and B. F. Mc- Donough, appointed by the New Bri- tain Bar adsociation, to draft ruies governing the city court, have com- ‘Pleted their work and have submitt- ed the rules to Judge James :r Mes- 4118 - k“’l’h- association will hold a meet- ing Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock to ratify the following rules: The court thall hold a session to be known as the short calendar at 2:30 o'c¢lock in the afternoon on every Friday (except during August, al- ternate Fridays in July, commenciig the secqnd Friday, and legal holi ‘daye) for the purpose of hearing ma- ‘tions and arguments, making assign- ments, etc. The clerk shall keep a list to be called the short calendar 1ist on which ghall be placed all mat- ters claimed for hearing at short cal- endar and also a list of cases claimed for assignment for trial. Claims for short calendar and for assignment for trigl shall be filled with the clerk on or before 12 o'clock or the Tueaday _préceding the session at which it opposing eounsel either in person or by mail, of such claim. . In order to secure publicity in the transaction of busineéss counpsel in addressing the court, will be expect- ed inall cases to stand at the outar eide of the table in front of the ‘Judge’s bench and no motion will be heard by the court, unless so made. .;lrt;qs ‘must’ be ready in . court with their witnesses, at the opening of eourt on the day of assignment i for trial. 'If any witnesses who have ' peén summoned are not then in court !'counsel shall immediately bring the fact to the attention of the court, and, if necessary apply for a capias. Otherwise, the trial shall not be de- layed on aceount of the absence of witnésses, ’ No motion for bond to prosecute in any case shall be entertained after such case, is assigned for trial by days, except for cause shown. The clerk shall not permit the flies and records of the court to be taken from his office without the express authority of the judge, except. for usge in the courtroom during the ac- tual trial of cases. Duplicates of all pleadings, includ- rie“eomce oled Chocolates? PRESHING AND TASTY es, the best on pound ...... 80¢ pound ' 80¢ pound the market . .29¢ 1b Marshmallows, Salted Peanuts, Bon JCKINSON 169-171 G Cfim ‘MAIN STREr:i A | MARY GARDEN is "desired that the matter be heard, | | and the clerle shall forthwith notify ing exhibits filed subsequent to and not part of, the writ and complaint as served including all the amendments and alterations of pleadings, shall be filed and left with the clerk, one of which shall be filled in court and the other shall by the clerk be forthwith transmitted by mail to the oppoaite party or his counsel of record.” No pleadings except accompanied by du- plicate shall be filed by the clerk. The judge shall, at least once a year upon some day of which sufficient no- tice shall have been given to counsel, call the docket and discontinue or otherwise dispose of such untried cages thereon as have been pending one year and cases in which there is default of appearance, unless cause be shown for the continuance of such cases. All pleas and abatemeént must bhe filed on or before 10 o'clock in the morning of the day following the re- turn of the writ. In all civil action, except summary process, the bill of particulars, substi~ tuted complaint or amendment. must be filed within one week after the re- turn day of the writ, unless otherwise agreed by both parties or ordered by the court. i The defendant, except in summary after the filing. of the plaintiff's plead- ings as above, and each step in the “one week. In every action of summary process, pleadings shall be closed and ' the parties ready in court for trial at 10 9'clock in the forenoon of .the trial day after the return day to fel- low the cases assigned for that day, unless otherwise agreed by ‘both parties or ordered by the court. For special cause shown the court may make any order concerning the time of pleading in any action pend- ing before the court, as it may deem best. ‘Writs shall be returned to court on or before 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the return day and default shall be entered unless appearance is madé by attorney on or before 10 o’clock of the day following the return day. The clerk shall keep a docket for all cases claimed for the jury, and the court shall summons a jury and hold a session for the trial nf cases to the Jury, on the first Monday of each al- ternate month, provided at least four cases are claimed for trial on or be- fare the Wednesday preceding the time above specified for such session. THe court shall summons a special jury for the trial of summary process cases, whenever requested by either party, No pleadings in any cases can be filed after the lapse of time, within which it should have been filed under these rules, except upon payment of two dollars costs to the adverse party, or by ordear of the court without costs for good cause shown or by consent of the adverse party or his attorney en- darsed on the pleading. In all cases in which the judgment rendered does not exceed one hundred dollars .and in summary process and bastardy actions, costs shall be taxed us provided by the statutes of this state for costs before justices of the ypeace. In all other cages, costs ghall be taxed as for costs in cases before the court of common pleas, except that the entry fees in all cases entered in this court shall be one dollar, Clerk bills shall be rendered month- 1y and shall be paid within thirty days thereaftér. The clerk will not be re- quired to lay before the court and the court will not consider any motion « made by an attorney who, ten dayse after notice is in arrears for clerk’s fees; nor shall the clerk be required to enter or retain the name of such at- torney in the docket. JAUGH ON COUNCIL COMMITTEE., The ‘laugh 18 on the finance com- mittes of the common council. The committee has held up a blll for taxes, garoline and oil for an automoblle owned by Buperintendient Kibbe of the Town home, not being aware that the superintendent has had the aute- moeblle for seme time and that bille for the same have-been approved be- fore, The committee was of the ¢pinion that it had discovered some- thing néew, Mr, Kitibe has been tun- ning the machine for a year and the /| bills have gone through each month, Droceéss, shull plead: within one “week | spléadings shall proceed at intervals of | ... 51.00 48 $1.48 3and 5 Franklin Sq. With this warm weather it is too warm for you to cook. Let us do your Sunday’s cooking. WE OFFER THESE FOR - TOMORROW AND SUNDAY Chicken Salad “New Potato” Baked Ham Chicken Croquettes Salad .Tuna Fish Salad IN OUR BAKING DEPARTMENT WE WILL HAVE Lemon Loaves at . .. 15¢ Sunshine Cakesat ........ Orange Loaves at ... 18¢c A 12¢ ., We have a fresh supply of Assorted Walnut Futi;e which we will offer at We will have some mighty fine lunches. Don't_fore— get us if you are going on a picnic. Leét us know a little while béfore you go. Safety First im Qur Ice Cream Our special for tomorrow will be MUSK MELON CREAM AND ICE, 50c per qt. WATERMELON Do not forget that we are t;;;en all day Sunday, HALLINAN BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET MACHINISTS TO MEET. Various Strikes To Be Discussed TUnion Meeting Tonight. The third meeting of the New Britain lodge of the International As- sociation of Machinists will be held tonight at Carpenters’ hall, 3¢ Church street, On account of there being more than the réquired number of applica- tions for a charter aiready taken in it is important that all members be present. ‘The eléction of temporary officers will be held at this meeting. Beside the regular business there will be an address by Charles Sehl, general organizer, whe Res been in the city for the past thres weeks, His subject will be on the 'Relation aof Labor Unions to the Brotherhood of Man.” The ceveral strikes that are on at the present time in this part of the country ‘will be treated upon and from all indications this meeting promises to be the largest one held so far in this campaigh, All machine-shop- workers are invited. At INSPECT NEW ROAD. Local Party Views New Highway in ‘Waterbury. A party of local people, including city officlals, Journeyed to Water- buyry yesterday afternoon, to inspect the mew state road that the Connec- ticut Geoed Roads and Construc- tlon company of this city, is bullding bétween the Brass city and Water- town, The party was taken over the job by an {inspector from the highway department whe spoke very highly of the work that the company is daing. Peter Suzio, president of the com- pany, also explained to the party much of the detalls pertaining to the job. Part of the road is con- crete and tho rest gravel. The work will probably be finished in about a week, and the company is coming in for commendation by the resi- dents of Waterbury for the manfer in which the contract has been pushed. VEGA SOCIETY. PROPERIOUS, The semi-annual report of the Vega society shows the society to be on- joying prosperity. The inceme of the sick benefit fund dmounted to $2,009.60 and the income from the Dbuilding fund $1,904.99. Dis- bursements amounted to $1,- 607.80, The balance In the treas- ury s $1¥5.02, The soclety owns property valued at $42,817.21 of whieh $82,817.21 is clear. There were 587 members enrolled at the begin- ning of the period and eighteen have since jolned and three were dropped. The preégént membership {s 600, An outing will be held at the farm «f Olat Larson in Stanley Quarter on July 25, CROWD ENJOYS CONCERT, A large crowd attended and thou- oughly enjoyed the postponed . con- cert under the auspices of the Cham- ber of Commerce last evening, = The American band, under the leadérship of W, H, Bishop, gave a musical pro- gram ‘that has never been eclipsed in this city, { / | e [ e e CAas DillonsCo Up To and Including September 10th We Olose Fridays At Noon. Our July Clearance Saie NOW IN FULL SWING. It's a Sale That'ls Attracting Crowds of Satisfied Customers For There Are Hundreds of EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS On New Summer Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Gloves, Regular $1.00 Long Silk Gloves, Black and White, double finger tips, July Clearance Sale 50c Dresses of Voile and Lingerie, in plain white and.colors, also stripes and combination effects, worth $8.75. 84 98 . July Clearance Sale Dresses of Voile and Lingerie, in stri and dots, choice styles, worth $4.98. July C|unn:r!qle . sz .98 Dresses of Lingerie and Voiles, in dots and and white effects; value up to $7.50. July Clearance Sale een A Sale for Vacation Going Men Dol:\’t dim the big Bright Spot of the year by going away without the right sort of clothes. Whether you expect to spend your ----< in the mountains or at the shore, in town or country, we're ready to start you off with everything needed for style an. comfort for travel, dress or outing wear. - atherweight Norfolk Suits—soft, Sum- ‘mery and Comfortable, in Palm Beach, Pon- gee .nd “Breezweve” cloth. Fine tropical garments to vary the monotony of your bus- iness clothes, Some as low as $8.50. Boncel Knit Norfolks, for wear with flan- nel trousers—the season’s newest novelty Flannel Trousers, Blue Serge Norfolks. ~ Horstalls “IT PAYS TO RUY OUR RIND~ aanz Unusual Big Saturday Sale at - The GREAT WESTERN MARKET THE QUALITY . STORE OF LOW PRICES. FANCY LEAN PORK LOIN. (Eastern Cut)"{ FANQY LEAN FRESH LAMB LEGS FANCY RIB ROAST OF HEAVY STEER BEEF . FRESH CUT HAMBURG STEAK .. FANCY CHICKEN FANCY LEAN SMALL SMOKED SHOULDERS . STRIPS OF SUGAR CURED BACON 184¢ EXTRA SPECIAL ON- SUGAR FOR SATURDAY ONLY 10 LBS. SUGAR FOQR 50c and 1PK, POTATOES GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ;.. LARGE GRAPE FRUIT , . 4 QTS. NATIVE PEAS (Telephone Peas) NICE LARGE WATERMELON ON ICE . 2 QTS. OF NATIVE STRING BEANS (Green GLOBE BRAND MILK, 10c COAN 3 (Fancy Can Opener With Each 25¢ Worth of Milk.) FANUY SWEET CALIFORNIA CANTALOUPES .. 4 FOR 25¢ CUCUMBERS 2 FOR & 3 BUNCHES OF LARGE BEETS FOR 10¢ IMPORTED PURE OLIVE OIL, ¢5c QT.; FORMER PRICE 80c Qr. 7 CANS EVAPORATED MILK FOR 25c OUR OWN BRAND' OF COFFEE, SILVER BRAND, GROUND AND ROASTED ESPECIALLY FOR US 80c The GREAT WESTERN MARKET Frank Maietta, Prop., 63 Main St. 'Phone 1053 RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN STRFET OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 3172 To Close Out 18 of This Season’s Coats Coats which were $5.75, Now ....... . 0.0\, Coats which were $11.00 Now .......... Coats which were $17.50 N .w The balance of our Palm Beach Suits which were $11.00 and $8.00 Now . . .. "“‘-““-——*—-__‘_ We are constantly reg}enishmg our stocks of Mus- lin Underwear, Corsets, Waists, Skirts, Hogigry and le_u.