New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1915, Page 2

. LA-LEADER | An Upright Cabinet Grafonola at $75.00 With all the exclusive Columbia features, in- i cluding the Columbia [ll control shutters for in- )| creasing or diminishing the tone, the special Co- lumbia ‘record filing sys- tem making any desired record easily accessible, the Columbia automatic c | let-down for letting down the improved Columbia motor which is teed. onderful tone and beautiful appearance of fiment can only be’ appreciated by seeing DN'EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY TERMS ODRIB & WHEELER Hallinan Bldg. d Personal Mrs. Margaret Gaffney and daugh- ter of Oak street have returned from a visit with relatives in New York | and Bayonne, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kennedy of {Willow street have as their-guest their daughter, Mrs. Israel Glickman, of | Springfield, Mass. ity Items ' Bodmer has been ap- istrator of the estate of Bodner. | complete shirt stock in ‘e carry all grades of edium, and| large Besse-Leland 80 of young friends of Miss Hartford ave- ifer *a ‘party yesterday " birthday. | styles in caps. You will g r §0c. You will see gsyithe same fabric, 'N- aro{nd! Besse-Le- s S fl; herson of New k at the Salvation y ' tomorrow evening. o better on shirts Howard Mitchell of Ellis street is camping at Lake Congamond. William W. Hanna has returned | from Kingston, N. Y., where he spent the past month with Val Paul's fam- | ily. Mrs. Norris Seigel of Main street will leave tomorrow 'for Newark, where she will spend the next two vt weeks. in men's and young e tandard makes atferis, Limited num- erm. Besse- Ralph W. Johnson will spend his vacation next week in Milo, Me. i — | Miss Marion E. Daley has returned | from a visit with friends in New York | Whian Sisters, | and New Jersey. @tore ‘this eve- the lodge. d underwear specials d Barnard, 43 Mrs. Mary Kane of New Haven is the 'guest of her sister, Mrs. Rose Dal- ton of Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. Darius Miller are at #411- furnish the | g tam 1ake. geting of Norden s ASdday. ockett of the ‘‘Record” at hjs home on Trinity Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kallberg haye returned from a vacation at Bridge- port and New Haven. ! The families of Councilman David S. Ohman and George Krum are spending their vacation at Milford. Misses Martha O’Connell and Anna Moore have returned from their vaca- tion at the shore. i in Parker shirts. The shirts. Besse-Leland Co., ents.—advt, 11, the ‘Arch street cafe ntertained a party of | p at his place yesterday. e in the pérty were Mr. | = 'Newark, representative of 8.'S. Gaines of Richmond, Va., who ® . Brewery company, | has been the guest of Mrs. M. T. fériden agent and | Crean and family of Main street, has returned to his home. B of va:nflshed, lacquered or enameled surfaces. rantéed harmless, works like magic. ize, 25¢ bot. Gallon can $2.50. e Dickinson Drug : \169 & 171 Main Street HiRA TENPLE PLANS Big Chicken “Feed” and All the “Pixins” on Saturday, Aug. 28 The thirteenth annual mid-summer outing of Hira temple, No. 90, D. O. K. K., will be held thi r on Saturday, August 28, at the farm, Kensington. It was the consensus of opinion that a change of p# Lake Compounce would have a bene- fiting effect upon the “Dokey’s” from every standpoint. The ple also decided upon a change of “Eats” go- ing from the sheep bake to juicy milk- fed chickens and all the which /not doubt, will be appreciated by all who attend. Suitable Place Selected. Locusts” ure from temple The place selected for this outing is particularly suited in every respect | from the Khorassen standpeint. It is | cituated in the Cathole road between ; New Britain and Meriden and is also | equal distance between Hartford and Bristol. Arrangements have been made to employ “jitney” service from the Berlin depot, and Upson's corner to the farm, connecting with trolley service at these points. The committee is working hard to | make this outing one of the best ever | and those who have attended former outings are assured of another of Hira’s best. Arrangements Completed. The tickets are out and can be pro- cured from any member of the com- mittee, or temple secretary, Richard Vogel. The committee would request that all brothers, including Knights of | Pythias, who intend taking in the outing make known the fact inot later than Saturday, August 21, so as to al- low the committee to perfect arrange- ments for all who will be there. The sports committee is arranging events that will amuse and keep in- terested, verybody, every minute. The committee in charge is as fol- lows: G. H. Mitchell, chairman; W. J. Heslitt, Frank Witkin, J. A. Dolan, | M. H, Norton, C. H. Nadeau, T. W. | Mitchell’and A. B. Smith. ELLIS STREET DISCUSSED. Property Owners Appear Before Spfl.;- cial Committee On Street Lincs. The special ' council committe ap- pointed recently to act in regard to the proposed change of street and grade lines on Ellis street met last evening and gave a hearing to in- terested,, Droperty streét. E. F. Hall representing’ the Ellis estate, favored a fifty-foot street as did representatives of the Corbin | Cabinet Lock Company and the Stan- ; ley Rule and Level company. John | Malmfeldt and John Unwin wanted a | forty-foot street. i Mr. Unwin said that a fifty-foot | street would be damaging him to a heavy extent, leaving the street but | four feet from his hause. Mr. Malmfeldt wanted the placed near the curb, ) | Mayor Quigley questioned Engineer Hal] as to the grade on the street at present. Engineer Hall replied that ten-foot grade and was a walk | it was a stiff one. E. F. Hall wanted to know if the mayar favored extending the walks to the curb, thereby eliminating grass | plots. Mayor Quigley said that he favored grass plots and had tried to them, but persons persisted in which inter- grow trampling on the grass, fered with its growth. At the close of the hearing an, in- formal discussion was held on the -matter, and Mr. Hall said that the Ellis estate was in favor of cutting the street down and leaving the side- ! walks high, similar to” the conditions | that exist on West Main street near | Emmons Place. Mr. Unwin was in | doubt about whether this would suit | him, It was decided to have the engineer stake out a map of the proposed cut and submit it to Mr. Unwin. FRATERNAL LEAGUE. Fast Contests Scheduled for Tomor- | row and Sunday, Fraternal league \ at Wolnut Hiil Moos Fast games in Saturday afternocn park are expected when the will cross bats with the Tabs in tha | Fraternal league. When these . two | teams met recently it was a hard fight to the finish apd was won by one run by the Moose in the ninth. Coo- gan and Bloom will be in points for the Moose while Hinchliffe and Sie- | bler will work for the Tabs. Sun- | day at the Fraternal league park, the | Foresters will have for their oppo- | nents, the Jr. O. U. A. M.. Both these teams have been playing a fast brand of ball lately and a fast game is anticipated. In the tast game between these teams, the For- esters won and now the Jrs. are seek- ing revenge. Schiedler the star box- man of the Foresters will pitch with Thoma on the receiving end, and Chalmers and Scharff will in points for the Jrs. At East End field Sunday after- noon the Tabs will battle it out with the Red Men. The Tabs will put one of the strongest lineups in the fleld, and expect to down the Red Men. Peterson, who has pitched the Red Men to many victories will be on the mound Sunday while Wright will be on the receiving end. Riley and Liebler will be in poinis for the Tabs. All games called at-3 o’clock. i be Mrs, Willam H. George Cryne and Cryne, ' Mrs, Master Georgo FOR ANNUAL OUTING: “fixins” | owners y on, the || | in a new location. THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORM (If He Goes After It) Be An EARLY BIRD and GO AFTER the BIG SAVING We Offer You in Qur Annual | Cash Wall Paper Sale| Builders of New Homes Better Think This Over It’s Worth While 140c OFF THE $1.00 § 3 and 5 Frankiin Squa THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY " New Britain, Gonn. HART FORD. Up To and Including September 10th We Close Fridays At Noon, NEW DRESSES AND WAISTS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES B SERGE DRESSES Regular Prices $5.98 to $12.50 NOW ON SALE AT '$3.98 AND $5.98 A special bargain in handsome Serge Dresses, in black, navy and tan, all gizes, 34 to 44. These Dresses are =ui 5 , 3 s e suitable for immed- iate and fall wear. ‘ CHARMING NEW WAISTS Worth up to $5.00. Sale Price $1.98. 2 Handsome Waists of Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe White and colors. Several attractive styles to choose from in SALADS ! POTATO MACARONI Mosaic Sausage. bread and fillings. Lemon Loaves loaf. 29c a pound. unequaled. HALLINAN Pickles of all kinds—sweet, sour and Dill. ‘Mangoes. Tea, Coffee, Butter. All kinds of Sandwich Housekeepers Bread Sale—The nicest bread for 4c a "Candy Department’ Saturday Candy—delicious chocolates in box or bulk Safety First on Ice Cream---Ours Is the Pure Kind- Our special for Sunday will be peach cream—delivered packed in ice for your dessert at 50c a quart. Our delivery service is unexcelled and our quality is ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET DELICATESSEN = DEPT. SALADS ! WALDORF SALADS ! CHICKEN i+ CABBAGE Cooked Foods Chicken Croquettes, Corned Beef Hash, Roast Beef. Baked Beans, Baked Fresh Hams, Spaghetti Cheese, Cottage Cheese with Pimentoes, Jelly Tongue with Stuffed Baking Department Specials for Saturday Assorted Pound Cakes .. Assorted Layers .... Butter Scotch . ........ ..18¢ a pound .15¢ a pound ..10c a pound 15¢ a pound BREAD & Events Tonight Fox's theater. “The Alien,”. Vaudeville and moving pictures at Keeney’s theater. Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, meets at 277 Main street. RELOCATE WOMAN’S EXCHANGE. When the Woman's Exchange, which is conducted by the Woman's club, re-opens in September it will be Mrs. W. W. Brack- ett, who conducted the exchange at her home in Court street, has removed to Berlin where she has opened a tea room. Mrs. Brackett is to remain in supervision of the exchange, but tie { new location is yet to be determined. PLAYGROUND RESULTS, Rartlett and East Streer rlaygrounds ¥lad Interesting Contests Yesterday. An inter-playground meet between the East street and Bartiett play- grounds, was held yesterday after- | noon at the former’s grounds and re- sulted as follows: Senior Teams. Bartlett ... East Street . - .. Junior Teams, Bartlett s . Fiast Street . b Girls Teams. tlett .. st Street Dodge Ball— y Bartlett boys. Captain Ball—Won by Bartlett girls. Senior Relay—Won by Bartlett girls Junior Relay—Won by East Street e. 2 3 NMARK’'S WAR LOSSES, London, Aug. 12, -10:50 p. m.—A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company from Copenhagen says:— “The losses sustained by the Dan- | ish mercantile marine through mines and torpedoes amount to 4,500,000 | kroner (about $1,125,000,) according to an official statement issued in Co- penhagen The.statement says the losses. thrpugh -the detention of goods in England are estimated.at over | 4,000,000 kroner.”. per cent., or more than one-third, they are fifteen ! majority of these of these infantile more or less opium or morphine, deadly poisons.” In any quantity, to congestions, sicknoss, death. b causes the blood to circulate pores of the skin and allays fever. Cryne, Jr, are sojourning in Catskill mountains, the Save the Babies. NFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. -We can hardly realize tas’ of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year ; th! before they are five, and one-] ‘We do not hesitate to say that a timel. Genuine Castoria always bears the signatare of SALE OF WAISTS Worth up to $1.50, reduced to 85c. SALE OF Values $1.98 duced to $1.39, WAISTS to $2.98, re- Just received another lot of Voile and Lingerie Waists in white and flesh color. Handsome Walists and Lingerie, sizes very choice designs. of 34 Voile to 5o, These Are the Three New Prices Put On All Horsfall’'s Men’s Three-Piece Suits! Suits that have received their first cut in price—these new reductions mean a saving of about 35 per cent. of the regular price— See them! $35 and $38 Suits Now $23.75. A Fine As- sortment. $28 and $30 Suits Now $18.75. A Good Selection. $22.50 and $25 Suits Now $14.75. A few New Models Lett. All ‘Dlstinctly “Horsfall” in Quality. 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