New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1915, Page 2

Wwill give a con- ark next Wed- S &, special avt. sale, 95¢c X on the isle of safety g this afternoon at the iCommerce rooms. L Caps, the newest 0 at fickson, a local theologic: in Springfiel t will be held by rening. mas at Ssc. +Benson of Yale Un- e of the principal of eggue in this cidy next § the state convention Jgaald ‘of.Gerstaecker lodge, ‘aftefnoon. wear 45c at Besse-Le- fall, 5oc. a1 .—advt. shirt ¢ -“hats. Grindrod street.-—advt. to Mr. and Mrs. James 167 North street yester- The fun- 3 Ts later. Fay. r was born this morning Phileas Gagnier of . Mrs. ibers of the Y. S. urel streets, Ho'glock. evening was spent imaroc Social club at th he Misses Emma and Mar- | last S of ¢ a8 the ‘guest of the eve- im of Belden street “Olga Grunewald 3 ‘Victrola furnished musi , which was enjoyed until . Vocal selections -were by a number ‘of the a very appeuzing mem len Ogren, who has been the Ogren er brother, street, returned Boston today. Gustay to he , BATTEY ELECTED. Is President of Descend- eorge Smith association. Battey of this city was yes- Te- ation of the descendants mith and it was voted to last ext August in Burling- gted president of the reunion on the yésterday's meeting wa: 5 Mith was one of the 5 There present fand - Newton Smith of this E W 180 of thig city, was one of NNewiHaven colony. stwo descendants | as toastmaster. nner speakers. styles, Besse-Leland's— the the Young People's so- ohn’s German Lutheran New Fall immings. M. Seibert.- ‘now 65c at Besse-Le- y The party fthe 12:30 o’clock trolley Reg. $1 value. waists reduced. and club } participate in the comiag irtford on Sunday are re- assemble at the corner of Sunday lunch | How Heat Afyects "/ Hoet Weather Conduces to Chronic Constipation and Diarrhea A disposition to confine one’s diet to cold food and to indulge freely in iced drinks, is one reason why con- stipation and diarrhea is so prevalent in summer, and there is no season when bowel disturbances sheuld be more carefully avoided, as much ser- lious disease is directly traceable to these conditions. To regulate the bowels and quickly relieve even an aggravated case of constipation, the combination of sim- ple laxative herbs with pepsin, sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is highly rec. cmmended by many physicians and ali those who have used it. Unlike cathartics and violent purgatives, Dr. Caldwell’'s Syrup Pepsin acts gently on stomach, liver and bowels, without griping or other discomfort and brings relief in an easy, natural manner Mild, pleasant to the taste, and ine: pensive, it is tbe ideal family laxa- tive. By cleansing the bowel tr and eliminating the foreign matt at al d, ~ AT BERLIN TRACK Local Three Link Men Plan for Fine Program of Sports Final details have been completed | for the second state atnietic meet of t{he New Britain Odd Feilows to be | held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Berlin Fair grounds. An cellent list of events have been pre- pared for the occasion and will in- clude two events for ladies and two comedy events. For the regular track a2nd field events gold, silver and bronze medals will be awarded while e | watch fobs will be given for the comedy events. A number of sports are open to members of the order who 7vside outside of the city. Entries will close this evening at 11 o'clock. -| Badges, of a unique design, have been ‘distributed among®tne members which will be exchanged at the grounds for a beautiful souvenir, The grandstand privileges have been ex- tended to the ladies. A refreshment tent will be erected along side of the grandstand. On August 26, 1912 the first real competitive I. O. O, F. meet was held | in this city, the members of the Lex- | ington and Phenix lodgés partici- vating. Past Grand Heury Morans of Lexington lodge generously donated a | silver loving cup to be won three con- secutive times. Invitations to take ex- E the Vital Organs and paigons that irritate and "mflgme. it will Guickly cacck an etiack ot Qiarrhea and restore mormal condi- tions. aldwell's Syrup Pepsin hus been the standard remedy in count- Jess homes for more than thirty vears, and is sold in drug steres everywhene ( for fifty cents & hottle:. A free trial on be obtained by writing to Dr. W.| B, Caldwell, 453 Washington St., Mcn- ticello, TIL. LIST OF PATENTS. List of patents issued from the U. s, Patent Office, Tuesday, August 17, 1915, for the State of Connecticut, furnished by Seymour & Earle, Solici- tors of Patents, 129 Church street, New Haven, Conn. Chas, M. Abercromkie, Bridgeport. Cloth presser mecharlsm for sewing machines. George A. Arncld, Middletown. T.ocking vaive operaling devise. Guy R. Barker, Branrord. Lock. Harold V. Coes, New Haven. Time controlled oil-burning heating ap- paratus. Philip J. Darlington, Fluid operable flue cleancr. Austin C. Dunham, Hartford. tomobile wheel. Joseph W. Gibney, New Conn. Timing mechanism. ‘William F. Helmond, Typewriting machine. Willlam H, Hiniss, Hariford. metic closure for receptacles. Woolsey M. Johnson, Hartford. Electric reduction of zinc ores. Frank L. Lathrop, Wallingford. Curtain rod bracket. Emil F. Linke, setting machine. William A, Lorenz, FHartford. metic closure for receptacles. Philip W. Lotz, East Berlin. trap mechanism. Carl F. Lundeberg, Hartford. = Card: curving and strdightening devise. Otho O’Sullivan, stonington. Loom beam rollweight lifter, Albert A. Page, East Haven. Lock. R. M. G. Phillips, West Haven. Automatic liquid fuel cooking appara- tus. Albert Rontke, Bridgeport. Bind- ing attachment for sewing machines. Albert Rontke, Bridgeport. Bind- er head for sewing machines. Hartford. Au- Haven, Hartford. Her- Hartford. Type Her- Rat part in the meet were tssued to An- "gT6T Ul Sa3pO[ Paydaw)SIdd PUEB 331 | Owing to the fact that German Day ! ond the state turnfest was being ob- served at that time the latter lodge was unable to accept. i s| The other three lodges jointly | donated a large handsome silver cup tu be competed for eacn year, which has since been named by the members as the ‘“Traveling cup.” THe Andree lodge captured the cup last year, scoring the most points although the Phenix lodge was victorious in 1912 and 1913. The Morans cup was won by the Lexington lodge. The following committee has charge of the meet: A. F. Spencer, chairman; Axel Holmberg, treasurer; 0. G. Curtis, secretary Haetinger, JF. Anderson, W. W. Bulien, J. Schroe- | der and George Osborne. The officials who will be In charge of the meet are: Referee, W. Slater, , physical instructor Y. M. C. A;{ starter, John F. Rourke, assistant su- pervisor of playgrounds; judges, Wil- liam Hultgren, assistant director Y. M. C. A. E. Gustafson, A. Abraham- gon, W. Plude, A. Turner: timer, Bruemmer; announcer, J. Sheridan; Scorer, J. Lebeck. All the events will take place in front of the grandstand. BUYS RAILROAD FRONT. The Stanley Svea Grain and Coal company 'has acquired a valuable piece of railroad frontage from the Central Realty company. The land adjoins the grain company’s proper- ty at Dwight and Stanley streets ha’ ing a frontage of 100 feet on the rail-; road and about fifty feet on Dwight street. ey 169 & HIS IS KODAK " TIME - Cameras from 75¢ up.. All the .Latest .Models. ile on your vacation mail us your films and they ‘be %ished by the time you get home. id Printing our Specialty. 9 hour service. Films, Cameras, Photo Supplies of all kinds. If f aré having photographic troubles, call and see our dak Man. He can help you. 'He ‘Dic“i(ins()n Drug Develop- 171 Main Street Michael B. Ryan, Bridgeport. Welding machine. BEdmunde A. Schade, New Britain. Vise. John H. Shaw, New Haven. lock. Carl G. 3un sight. Ernest H, Swift and M. H. Hart- ford. Roll for holding metallic films for printing. F. E. Vandercock, Waterbury. Ma- chine for pointing pins. Elizabeth A, Degan, Hartford. Design for stick pin (3 patents). Henry L. Wallace, Wallingford. Design for §poon, fork, etc. Hotel Swebilius, New Haven. MARRIES WEALTHY WOMAN. Peter P. Curran Receives Word Relatives Wedding. Commissioner Peter P. Curran received word yesterday of the marriage of his brother, Philip A. Curran, the drygoods merchant of New York and Waterbury. His bride was Mrs. Philomena A. McCleary, widow of a Brooklyn physician, and the wedding took place Sunday at Port Jefferson, Long Island. Mont- signor Thomas Taft performed tae ceremony at the church of the Infant Jesus. The bride is the daughter of the late Edward T. Freel, a wealthy Brooklyn contractor, who left a for- tune of $2,000,000 to his widow, Mrs. Catherine Freel, at her death to be divided among the children. All the children save the bride have . since died. She has been making her home with her mother in a handsome brownstone house at 333 Clinton ave. nue, Brooklyn. of | Charity LOCAL CLUB TO PARTICIPATE. Members of the New Britain Motor- eycle Club to Attend Outing. Next Sunday wil be a gala day for local motorcyclists when the annual outing of the Bronx Motorcycle asso- ciation will be held at Savin Rock, at which time it 1,200 motoreycle riders will gather at | Connecteut’'s famous summer resort. The event is one that is looked for- ward to from year to vear and the fact that the metropolitan organiza- tion has chosen a place so close to ‘home this year, is pleasing to local enthusiasts of motorcycling. The New Britain Motorcycle club will be represented in force at the outing, about twenty-five members of | the club signifying their intention so far of attendng the event. Riders from as far north as Wor- cester, Mass., west, as far as Danbury, and east, as far ‘as Rhode Island will be in attendance. The local boys will leave early in is expected that over THE EARLY BIRD Cash Wall GETS THE WORM (If He Goes After It Be An EARLY BIRD and GO AFTER the BIG SAVING We Offer You in Qur Annual Paper Sale Builders of New Homes Better Think This Over It’'s Worth While 40c OFF THE $1.00 3 and 5 Franklin Squars. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY New Britain, Gonn. Fresh Ham, SALADS ! or delivery made on it at Fresh Berry Pies . ..18¢ Moha Layers 906. quart. HALLINAN Petato, Chicken, Macaroni, Cottage Cheese, Sliced Pickles, Beets. Baked Beans and Brown Bread Butter, Tea and Coffee. All kinds of relishes. Baking Department Housekeepers Bread—The real “Home Made Bread Delicatessen Department All Foods Cocked “As Only We Know How.” Roast Beef, Corned Beef, Meat Loaf, Tongue Jelly and Lambs, Mett Wurst, Boiled Ham, Baked Boiled and Then Baked. A full line of Frank’s Meat Treats. These are taking the place of the imported goods from Germany. SALADS ! Sandwich Fillings, ... 4c a loaf We want you to try this bread. You can get it at this price at our store only. There will be no charges this price. Our luscious kind. Date Cakes SUNSHINE CAKES Candy Department For Saturday we will offer our Fresh Chocolates at 29¢ a Pound. Box or Bulk. Safety First on lce Gream--Ours Is ihe Pure Kind Our Dessert for Sunday will be Peach Cream. This is so popular. We are proud of our delivery and you will be proud of our Peach Cream Sunday. Call Butter Milk at our Fountain 5¢ a glass and 8c a BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET .'Personals? Misses Lena, Eva and Lillian Talbot of Torrington are the guests of local relatives. Miss Lillian Rosenberg of Hartford avenue is spending a three weeks' va- cation with friends in Springfield, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Torrell are at Grove Beach. Mrs. Ernest Seaholm of Detruii, Mich., who has been visiting her pa» ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Svenson of Maple street, has returned to hee home. : Dr. Lee of Brookiyn, N. Y. is visiting at his former home o1 Summer street, this city. Miss Ruth Nelson is scjourning at | Madison. Miss Elizabeth Farr of Lasalle strect is spending her vacation at Highland Lake. Post cards have been received in this city from J. Henry Johnson from ‘Wauregan, 111 NO RACE ITIDE HERE., New Britain Wins Maxy Prizes for Twins at Annual Baby Show. That there is no suicide in New Britain was forcibly brought out at Lake | Compounce yesterday when prizes for three of the best pair ur twins came to this city. - Kenneth and Leslie | Bacon of 71 Monroe street, were ad- judged the second prize twins at the show. Louise and John Aspinwall were credited with being the third prize twins and the fourta prize twins were Frederck and Rita Swanson. Credit for being the handsomest baby exhibited from the Hardware race at the annual baby show { with limit, | | pay j disappointed | no city went to Gerard Laquerre and a the morning and will probably join lO.hen- northern brethren at Berlin. silver cup was presented for this dis- tinction. ‘GORDON TAKES ALL BLAME FOR TROUBLE Denies His Father Broke Up The Match and Retrains Couns To Defend Iim. Aaron Gordon of Greenwood street, whose leap into the matrimonial game st 9 and his change of mind | last Friday resulted in his wife com- ing to this city and threatening him has piaced T D. legal arrest, case in the hands of Attorney M. should axe and take fight it the woman will . steps against him he to the said. of the is is Friends the young man stated today that couple “are far but that the man is willing to as apart as they can be,” family of the young the woman per week if from them. himself states that will stay away Gordon he is with his marrfage ven- ture, but declares that his parents have nothing to do with his vie on the matter. He claims that his wife lured him into marrying her against his wishes. Mrs. Gordon, the deserted wife, is still in this city, and states that s pining away and has partaken food since her husband left she of her. GRAND MASTER COMING. Tegner and Valkyria lodge: Vasa, are preparing for an event of importance on September 8, when Grand Master Minneapolis Order of Harry A. Lund present. of Both lodges will entertain him and Turner hall has been secured for After held at the Broadway The committee f composed of I. Eric ma Algot Johnson, Klaus John- son, Mrs. Charles Bergendahl, Mrs. Ernest Hendrickson, and Miss Aman- da Carlson. wiil be the event. the meeting a banquet will be restaurant. ngements is son, chair- HART FORD. Up To and Including September 10th We Close Fridays At Noon. NEW FELT AND VELVET HATS The Advance Fall Styles for Immediate Wear We wish to call attention to our Advance Showing for immediate wear. of Barly Fall Styles in Millinery Every day brings ad- ditional assortments to our displays. These new Hats in felt and velvet you will surcly admire for there are many choice shapes in black, white and beautiful shades of pink, light and national blue, tan, cerise and other handsome colorings, trimmed and untrimmed. Come and view these new Hats—you are not obliged to purchase. A SUIT FOR YOU! It will pay you in MONEY and SATIS- FACTION to KNOW that the suits in this sale are the kind that pleased our friends all summer long. You Will Not Find Their Equal Anywhere See The Prices: $14.75—for all our Suits that sold for $22.50 and $25.00. $18.75—for all our Suits that sold for $28.00 and $30.00. ' 23.75—for all our Suits that sold for $35.00 and $38.00. Horstalls “y7 PAYS TO RUY OUR KIND” HANTSORD, #3.99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST, she | SAVE THE COUPONS Packed with Each Pound of WEDGWOOD Creamery Butter —they're valuable, Fifteen of these coupons and $2.75 are good for this clegant forty-two-piece dinner set shown below. You'd be delighted, Madam, if you could see how pretty this attractive set would look on your dining table. Why not start saving toward this set today ? Simply ask your grocer to send you Wedgwood Butter, and save the coupons. You'll not only have a set of dishes worth easily $10.00, but your family will be enjoying the finest butter they ever ate. Mere words can’t describe the flavor, smoothness, freshness and cleanliness of Wedg- wood—you must 7y this butter to find out. Order some today. In protective odor-proof pound cartons. At all first-class grocers’. P. BERRY AND SONS Hartford, Conn. Scle Distributers for New Cagland States e e e —