New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1915, Page 2

place we brought i Haven shape into revolutionized the he:” We started one ps. We brought out | ‘colors. We carry | lines of sizes and | ave a good assort- ome-spuns, We are ‘our cap department a.Cap—Buy it at | i | I | | i | | | | Hilson (s ';fiv ltems PBranstetter of Oklahoma here recently under the the socialist party will | open-air meeting at the ain and East Main streets at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Paul K. Rogers are | the birth of a daughter. as born yesterday. Mrs. George Hennessey of are receiving congratula- birth of a daughter, born yesterday. 1 Grand. Rooms with h, hot and cold running hone, steam heat in every P, $3 and $3.50 per week. 1lis, Proprietor.—advt. safety committee of the ‘Commerce is trying to leeting with Superintend- y of the Connecticut be held tomorrow. line of stiff and soft hats r inspection. The Farrell Co.—advt. Petrie is home from Iin, Mass. a IC HALL REPAIRS. ers Undergoing Repairs utiful When Completed. Inic hall on the top floor jhall is undergoing repairs ey are completed the local | the organizations can | g as nice a meeting place in the city. ‘being done by the E. U pany and Artist James ainted beautiful designs | The furnishings and of the lodges are also pairs. CE BLOTTER. t of 99 Rockwell avenue fishe hid $128 under a Mhouse and when she money it was gone. o.of 336 Park street @t a drunken Lithuanian he head and face with Saturday night be- ld not take him as a priof the Bartlett school ‘vandals have entered the f upset the furniture. ©of 246 Cherry street re fourteen year old son is home, NG PRIZE. Olmstead and family re- eir home at Maple Hill r a month stay at h, Waterford. Mr. Olm- ferbert B., Jr., won sec- {fhie swimming contest for ‘of age, at the “Beach i Dwight | ana | in | ber Personals M. Miss Mildred Carlson, Mrs. Witz and family and Mrs. P. Bac man and family are stopping at In- dian Neck. Russell Holcomb of Osgood avenue has gone to the Catskills on his va- cation. fami No s and Passaic, vacation, Rev. M. S. Anderson have returned from where they spent their organist at York Jores. < gone to New Professor K. street s Pittsburg, Vine in of days Louis Cranley spending a few Pa. Mrs. Thomas N. Cranley and niece, Nettice Henn have gone to Nor- on their vacation. M folk Maloney has gone to two weeks. Miss Asbury Ther: Park for Ann Ahearn of Franklin is at Ocean Beach on her Miss Square cation. nd Mrs. Arthur Kallberg of reet will spend the next few days in North Grosvenordale, Conn. Webster, Mass, Mr J. McEnroe his va- (d\ll)n at Elock s spending Island. Miss Honor Egan is visiting friends augatuck. Ex-Mayor and Mrs, Joseph Hallor- an have returned from their vaeation which was spent at Block Istand. Goodrich of We Isiand Main strect H, L. for two has gone to Long weeks. lda Leades of Hartford aven- spending her vacation in New city and vicinity. M ue York H. A. Hornkohl, salesman for Ar- mour & Co., and family are spend- ing the wdek at Myrtle Beach. Thomas Luddy and street have gone to two wecks. Mrs, ple for and Atlantic City . John Heckman and family of ngton avenue are spending two weeks at Indian D <. J. H. Boehm is spending tion at Lake Congamond. his vaca- Hermann is the guest of his Mrs. Fred Sevarty, in New Peter daughter, Haven. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Loomis daughter have returned from a weeks' stay at Block Island. Haugh, secretary to is spending her va- Beach, Milford. Dr. Henry Martin has returned from a trip through Canada. Mrs. Gertrude Bowen, stenographer in the board of health office, returned to work today after a two weeks’ cation at Block Island. - Miss Eleanor Bunny returned to her duties as stenographer in the Cham- of Commerce after a two weeks’ vacation at Block Island. M August Ostlund and daughters of Bassett street have returned from a two weeks' vacation at Cosey Beach. and tweo Miss Delia Mayor Quigley, cation at Laurel Albert Root will spend the week at Indian Neck. A. H. Andrews Chamber of Commerce will leave Wednesday on a ten days’ vacation through Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, BUNNY IS MAKING A HIT. George E. Bunny, wha is now asso- ciated with the Eastern Film company in Providence, R. I, spent the week- end at his home on Trinity street. Bunny is making a hit with the con- cern and it is predicted that he will soon be as well known to patrons of the lent drama as his famous brother, 'John Bunny, the man who made millions laugh. Mr. Bunny is playing a comedy role in a multiple- reel story, which would have been completed last week but for bhad weather. As the scenes are out 7 dcors, the rain interfered with the work to a great extent. He expect to start in a few days on a new five reel comedy. Secretary of kinson’s UNCHE ight Place to Drug Store ONETTE Get a Light Lunch Sandwitches, Hot Coffee, Sodas, ermilk, Pies, om I1'A. M. to etc., Cleanly Served 2P.M he Dickinson Drug 169 & 171 Main Street the | Mr. | GOLDEN JUBILEE OF ) GERMAN SOCIETY Benevolent Club Celebrates With Banquet, Concert and Ball half a (o have sentury To have Son “nd sted for that time numerically » . zrown during E financially and of the of this colebrated its golden night it Turner hall. that will remain . of those who \ttend. With sociability, the furnished a interesting A varied | stronger s a record society ternally—=uch German Benevolent city, which Jubilee Saturday The occasion was one memori long in the were so fortunate as to characteristic German 1members of the society ] pleasant and crening for their guests program being carried out, ‘arly in the evening an excellent PRESIDENT ANDREW GUENTHER banquet was served, stance being the piece de re- turkey. The service s of the best, the wants of the iners being attended to by a bevy of pretty girls. From the first course to the last, the menu was on a par with the rest of the program. When cigars had been lighted, post prandial exercises were inaugurated by Councilman Theodore Wagner, who officiated as toastmaster. Mr. Wagner extended a welcome to guests in the German and English languages and then introduced Andrew Guen- ther, president of the organization. Mayor George A. Quigley, who sat at lhe right hand with Mrs. £ delivered a short speech, filleed with wit as well as serious thought. He congratulated ‘the on its excellent record and said of neces v he a good society to weather the storms of half a cen- his seat Lnd- orge (. Other speakers were Sccrc wig Ahrendt, Treasurcr ( Schenck, ex-President George Schlag, cx-Alderman Charles M. Schurr, ex tlecretary Anton Hafner, Charles Wi sels, Leo Wehlau, Karl Knust, August Hintz and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, widow of the society's first president. The evening was concluded with a concert and ball, Zeigler's orchestra turnishing the music. The German Benevolent society is cne of the best known organizations in the city and occupies an exalted position in the New Britain fraternal werld. During its fifty years of life, it has brought sunshine into the homes of many, distributing its funds where needed and where they would be certain to relieve distress. Tts ex; cnce has best typified the full mean- ing of the w benevolence. One of the principal guests at the eolden jubilee was Jacob Yunsg, one of the two living charter members. On ccount of old age Mr. Yung's re- marks were abbreviated and were de- livered from hi it along in years Yung youth in spi when dancing began by several solitaire steps, much enjoyment of later generations. Henry Gussman, the only fvg charter member of the society, was not in attendance, much to the disappointment of the assemblage. Mr. is still as he executing to the Clty Advertlsen;ent AMENDMENTS 710 Be it ordained by Cauncil of the City That Section 349 of be amended to read “Water Closets in Cellars, How Al- lowed: No water closet shall be placed or allowed to remain in a cel- lar or in an unventilated room or compartment without a special per- mit from the Board of Health. & cept by special permit of the Board of Heaith, each room « in which a water closet allowed to remain sh by a window of at least three square feet in area, opening at the outer : or upon a vent shaft having such openings at the top and bottom, as meet with the approval of the Board of Health, by ventilating flue of noncorroding material at least square inches in area and leading rectly the roof. In all buildings not otherwise covered by statutes there shall be at least one water closet for every two apartments of three rooms or less ecach such closet | to be cenveniently located for the ! use of such apartments, and therc shall be one h conveniently lo- cated water closet for every apart- ment of four roms or more. Adopted by the Common August 18, 1915. Approved Mayor and became a law by tion, August 1915. Attest ALFRED L. I (N, B. Herald.) ()l{nl.\ ANCES the Common of New Britain: the Ordinances as follows: is located or be ventilated a or a to Council by the publica- THOMPSON City Clerk. Although well | a | demonstrated | other liv- | r compartment | The Oldest Property Owners In this vicinity do not have to be informed that we do work in Exterior House Pamtlng This kind of work is something that has made for us an reputation. Let us estimate with you for painting your house, h Or fence, before winter. Also we are fully prepared to paint your floors and rooms., paper your walls, cte, MATERIALS, SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP. FOR PAIN WALL PAPER, VAR Or any of the Supplies that go with our line, THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Franklin Squara. New Britain, Conn. first class CALL STAINS, ~ Some Time This Week We will bake a Credit Voucher in a loaf of our Housekeeper’s BREAD When the Finder of this presents it Monday, August 30, at our store, we will give him a brand new one dollar bill. We will continue te do this every week. Buy and eat Our Housekeepers Bread—There is money in it, 4c a loaf. Baking Department Twisted Crullers, New Berry Pies, Parker House Roll Delicatessen Department Baked Meats and Home Cooked Foods: are al- ways found on this counter. Recast Beef, Corned Beef, Fresh Baked Hams, Tongue Liverwurst. SALADS—Chicken,Potato, Macaroni. Our Cream Cheese is delicious—It is made under the most careful conditions and therefore we can say that it is pure Candy Department We have a fresh supply of Fudge, 19¢ a pound. Safety First on Ice Gream--0Ours Is the Pure Kind Our Cream is delicious. Let us prove this to you. HALLINAN BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET turned from their vacations and are making preparations for the re-open- ing of schools. The entering class at High school pected to about 500, making the tota! registra- | tion at the school from 1,150 to 1,200. This will be the largest school at tendance in the history of the city The two-session mun \;1| be used for the coming year at gh school New Britain Machine Co. Club kn- joys Barbecue at Lake Compounce. The HELD FIRST OUTING. | | | } is ¢ and sheep ed New was annual outing the newly organ Machine Company club, Lake Compounce Saturday the members of the club special trolley at 12:30 ariving at the lake @ | was served in first Pierce and his corp fi n held at afternoan, leaving ly o'clock, Upon splendid dinner | class style by Mr. ) THE L.ocal Concern € Noted ABOA MONITOI, s Bn Yacht. Hyes Outing menu consisted of the follow- on i""R: Barbecued lamb, fried corn, Lailed potatoes, boiled white Potatoes, tomuto salad, Watermelou, coffee, cigars and ginger ale. After dinner a program arranged by the entertainment committee was | { carried through, consisting of songs and jokes. Hall’s famous trio rend- ered selections in a creditable man- Iner. Stories were told by Micheal Kidney in his own .way. Speeches were made hy the officers of the com pany Mr. Ped Mr. Brown, Ma. | Buol, Mr. Erwin and Mr. Hare, who are honorary members of the club. A tremendous outhurst of applausc greeted the name of Christopher Min- er Spencer when called upon for re- marks. Mr. Spencér, although in the ecighty-second year, was as active as anyone present. Shop jokes were Lenihan, little k Foster The letic Monitor' ‘harley™ Once more (he good ship * owned and piloted by Johnson Herb” Ly sweet and r the into achievement this being considered as the the battjeship was yester of U Spring city on has fame The latest which is now to German which sunk hteen the company this sterday rriffic storm the good old y: 0od hehavior on at the cni- & its of Buckley annuai outi Despite the te tered by party, actdd in her usual with Captain Jah rause for alarm wa gine char Lyons and other than with water, thi everything woerked off The party went as where a shore diniier when the crowd ar e a rousing cheer and mate, also the day were good fellows.” cint and wheel no nanifested. The Chict Mate becoming filled the outiit, the was in of part of smoothly. far was rendered hy “Bill” cach members receiving a jest and rhyme. Wells ax Saybrook cnjoyed and home each ptain of me ed the the voied for for all consisted of ath- The party left for home s who TWO NEW TEACHE = CLOSE Ow The playground | will be brought Thursday, Fridoy and saturday Walnut Hill park with appropriate | programs. Th ¢ day will be the girls, the for the and the third for both exes, a | eral program naving been This will include folk drills nd other features, | tendance so far this vear {in the vicinity of 65,000, wbhout 10,000 mmore th PLAYGROUNDS, for close 1T Asks to Be Re- son Her rom Contract. Two more t New Britain 1 1. McGuinne | department, position in achers are needed for n school. Miss Mary , teacher in the French has resigned to accept a the high school at Ne town, Mass. Miss Mary H. Plaisted has asked to be released from her contract ‘as she has received an offer to teach in Bridgeport High school Superintendent Holmes and Princi- pal Slade sought successors to the two teachers in B on Saturday Mr. Holmes and Mr. Slade have re- for boys gen- arranged flaw second dancing The 1t has been which year, ar 18 n la Oscar dwards visiting Poughkeepse, N. Y. is number | hout encoun- | Augu this port. M until T | tione ad A on serte 1 city, ict ot that love Ge Vs | with she 1 Th coulc Mrs 1o0ke Jo the crde Hart chur vher trom cited posec Br i Van or t (he then after wag for 1 court 98.39 ASYLUM ST. GORDON ARRESTED On complaint hie was Judge James T. Mes D. his case promiges August 1 him 1arT, of the Saturday accused Joseph HARY FORD, Up To and Including Scptember 10th We Close Fridays At Noon Our Advance Showing of FELT AND VELVET For Immediate and HATS Early Fall Wear is Com- manding a Great Deal of *‘tention. Yes there is much ent Hartford and vicinity ahout in Millinery. The many smart hats are excellent to be proud of. You no dot there are many new clever i These new hats are sha and many handson National Blue shades of gre ings which you will surely €0 ind » shades husiasm shown among the our advance showing of early ymp liments we receiving lications that have assortments well 1bt will admire new chic styles for which are too difficult to describe. in Felt and Velvet in Black, White Light Blue, Pink, Cerise, Tan, number of other color- women of Fall styles are these we these on dea wn such and as en, a choice admire REDUCTIONS FOR THE LATE VACATIONISTS Qur store abounds with fine Wearables for the out-of-doors days are in August or September, and travel. If your vacation this sale will mean large savings and even though these Wearables are reduced, at no time will vou find the usual “Horsfali” distinctiveness missing. BATHING SUITS The finest qual ities in Imported and Do- mestic garments are greatly reduced in price. One-Piece and Two-Piece Suits in the new- est weav, and colors. See them! < TRUNKS REDUCED 257, Steamer and Wardrobe styles. Some of it is the famous “Li ikly” guaranteed baggage. Horstalix “IT PAYS Case Continued One Week—Sen- sational Developments Expected of h married wife, to in 1st 9, Aaron Gordon il in police charged with nor Att morning, Gordon has rectained Saxe and the case was cont next Monday, to be a The girl Coney 1 one m Gordon met at 1slung 9 they married by Bro, alde Gordc ugust went to were an , she claims, ame to his his d her wher live with her he is sick. The she had to pay ving them. She has letter written her by Aaror rdon tells a different story parents have nothing leaving his wife and him into marrying frigid bar and on the wife the algo cls an a his him ured was a ere rier 1 almost be voung couple cven at the other in the s0 mu od court Autoist Gets Excited, Heiffer seph was charged driving his auto on the wrong side street and neglecting to stop red to do At 3:5 1fternoon he on the left side ch corner and 1 ordered to d Meriden und said he ws to stop. A fine of §5 W 1 but judgment was suspend Vights With Brakeman. each of the cha arlson s0. 0 o passed ( at the refused to Heiffer ¢ peace was and Brak Osten that last train coming from abused him verbally him. Officer N Carlson 1st Carl Ce testified he tried to hit arrest. Wis Jail, arged rested Brown Goes to Srown was Officer Hart a o'clock Saturday recciving a complaint tha sending smaller boys out 1im. He has been before on other occasions but Connecting with Brooklyn, was before | that home parents refused to | BT alderman for her. secn between Mr, Gordon this morning and neither South | ¢ too ex- a8 im- Har after: to hez declined tw take advantage of the opportunity | sailed Saturday for Liverpool. TO RUY OUR EIND” MARTFrORD, 140 TRUMRULL ST. ) given him thirty days Other Patrick He was sent to jail Disturber Welsh Officer Str Arrested. of ewington arrested by nue the ablc North treets hadn’t bothered | get home. 1 wasn't | fuli.” A of $5 | imposea Sam Pate, 19, w4 night at the corner of Franklin streets by oflicer Pate spent the afternoon drinking beer and the cvening neighbors with a revolver fined costs and the peace William were He me said “If I'd been what fine and costs ted Satur Eim arre whom around He drunkenness razor on $20 for court John Brown ght Each Smith and Officer 1-sup- arrested by Dickinsons block Sunday inued fightin with other fined $5 without costs, orney each nsa- she 1 and Ensulis Girls John Orange Maciejewski rested stret at 9 Officer Litke of the ski tes ccused father was ar 0 Suturda; on a charge of br Miss Elsic being insulted harles girl, ordered oklyn | ¥ peace tified to When the move rman. e m d in of the to mstahle badge n with of the and on inted ind Limed himself the adorned and taking de. part rdent | street he lared breach Ahe: Frank Brodjyk was esterday and cop to w day and McCarth in his cells chasin and and of irn near for was on night ach Blogosiow- the Blogaslowski ac a his ac the The the ce Julia to d that o tro id of ordell sald the that and denied Mac representc Mangan. (¢ yslows ch : room slw. said Mr cused Blog at like a . I'rank blamed aliso zoslowski troubie. of $5 ither loski the A As Recks urt with of | when clock ticer fine and cosis v Health Officer B Inspector O'Brien the adjourned Henry Fluska, charged tion the tenement continued until tomorrow Alexander Bollerer, the 16 old of Val Bollerer the (' mercial street deal charged with of the arged law, being toc oung to drive Smaniiit It was explained that night three « a had tford father's place of bus el home and when the ealon promised it would ne DUt ase was nolled ne or were case with a taday stop omes house law, ed son liquor a violation mobile boy, to bring and on ons dr his ne him son ain the ¢ Prosecutor Woods rested by Officer Hart with . GONE BACK TO ENGLAND. happen ags vesterda hin noon | t he Mr street for abouf twoé monthe to England the with and Mrs. Clougi tha on “Orduna’ hie. heu lowel ard icjew- Attarney Brodjyl acked the Kos- far imposed Eben ir of viola- was ars m- wi motor an av- the iven te father ver by Bollerer was ar- Albert Grag, who has been staying of 88 Eills returnedq which