New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 2

% agest that you look over your JEWELRY Ang reéturned from your vacation, we would su. fve us repair or refinish it for you. v ‘Pleased to show you the latest designs for remountin ® this year. Drices are very moderate, service and facilities W g your diamond jewelry, they. are nsurpassed, workmanship the very best. e—— Please take notice that we handle the complete line of Victor- Victrola. music, or. 0! s and Records, should you be interested in the latest popular ne of the Perfect Tone Victrolas, commend us and we will make you the best proposition in the line. ENRY MCRANS, STREET, Jeweler NEW BRITAIN, CONN. | Events Tonight | High class photo-plays, Fox's thea- of | ter City Items ainment .committee iCouncil D. of P., will meet vaudeville, with Mrs. Marr of Pearl s Moving pictures and 1 Keeney’s theater. New Britain lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, meets at 242 Main street: gek Sale Children’s Caps nd's-advt. But what can be suited. Wilson’s.—advt. Leonard’s. Special home- lates, 25¢ box.—advt. dge in charge of Miss will be given Labor day L m. at the Golf club. | Week Sale Children's odd Besse-Leland's—advt. ‘eek . Sale Children’s Un- esse-Leland’s.—advt. 'Ladies’ silk house dt Wil- Sons of Veterans, meets in G. A. RR. ball. Stella Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. F. meets in Jr., O. U. A, M. hall. meets in Valkyria lodge, O. of V. Vega hall. Admiral Schley lodge, O. D. H. S. meets at 187 Arch street Special Friday and Saturday, Ver- mont Creamery Butter, 26c pound. Russell Bros., 301 Main St—advt. LITTLE DROPS OF WATER. August—for August—was a de- cidedly damp month. J. Pluvius reigned (taken from J. Miller's joke- book, edition of 1,323) in all his pomp and glory and precipitated the gentle drops from which a mighty ocean is made in superabundance: The rainfall for the month amounted to 7.24 inches. The skies were not wont to weep so copiously in the olden days, this fact being shown by the records of Clerk Egan of the water’ ‘department for years agone. The August records follow: In 1914, 2.60 inches; in 1913, 2.85: ir 1912, 1.50; in 1911, 5.51; in 1919, 2.62; in 1909, 3.09; in 1908, 6.41; in 1907, 1.17; in 1906, 2.38 inches- (4 ies saranteed i L y Russel] Bros. —advt. Best Eggs 29c doz. MUST MOVE COOPS, Notices are being sent to owners of chicken coops within less than forty feet from dwellings that it is mov- ing day for the feathered bipeds- The council recently adopted an or- dinance prohibiting the continuance of coops within forty feet of houses and the board of health is busy sending notices to those who evad- ing the law that a swift and sure punishment awaits them unless the i aforementioned chickens are moved out of the restricted area. URDAY ONLY PECIAL SALE 4 to filate our | ment of E FOR WOMEN depart- . SPECIAL ite and Gray. | hoenix Silk $1.05 bhoenix Silk .79¢ "PHioenix Silk . .59¢ otors, All sizes, ith clocks. TENDER FAREWELL PARTY. Friends of Miss Stella Krick, ten- dered her a farcwell party at her home at 92 Dwight street last eve- ning. Miss Krick is to enter the ‘Worcester Training school for Nurses. She was presented with a purse by her friends. During the evening mus- ical selections were rendered by Miss Lydia Johnson and Albert Johnson and light refreshments were served. Best Eggs 29c doz. Russell Bros. —advt. Regal Dining Room Sublet to George Constantine D. J. Mullen, Prop. of the Regal hotel has sublet his dining room to Mr. George Constantine, who has been ¢ prices are for o with the Childs Restaurant company : for the past six years. Mr. Constan- RDAY ONLY torthe tine will endeavor to run a first class » up-to-date dining room at reasonable A prices. He will make a specialty of | 25¢ and 35c dinners and suppers and { combination breakfasts.—advt. oenix Lisle . ..29¢ Russell Bros. —advt. Best Eggs 29c doz. ndy Specials for Saturday ped Caramels, 50c grade ...............39¢c b ey Marshmallows, 30c grade ............ 19c1b jal Chocolate Mixture, 60c grade ........ 39clb day Candy Mirror, 40c grade ...29c1b Bh Peanut Brittle ..................... 10c box lasses Kisses .......co.oovvnenenn.....10c box Huyler’'s, Whitman’s, Belle Mead Sweets, Mary den and Crane’s, always fresh. A special line for or Day. The Dickinson Drug 0. 169 & 171 Main Street ‘ v I’ersbnals Mr. J. H. Coates and son, Leslie, returned today from a six weeks' trip to Compton, Quebec, Canada. Charles Corrigan has returned from a visit with friends in Naugatuck- Mrs. Eskel Hallstein has returncd from a two weeks’' trip to New Bed- ford, Mass. Peter P. Curran is in New York on a business trip- Miss Mabel N. Church with friends in Bridgeport. is visiting Rev. J. E Klingberg, pastor of the Swedish Baptist church, will leave soon for Virginia where he will visit the southern battlefields. He expec:s to be gone about three weeks. J. Herbert Wilson of Pittsburg, Pa., formerly secretary of the Y. M. C- A, is a visitor in town. Stanley Sheldon has returned from Oak Bluffs, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Griswold of Rochester, N- Y., formerly of this city, are guests of friends here, Miss Irene Walsh is visiting with her uncle in East Hompton. Bement Hibbard left today for Bos- ton where he will spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beloin and fam- i have returned from a six weeks’ stay at Merwin's Point, Commissioner and Mrs. Raymond R. Healey will return from their va- catior at Lee, Mass., next Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Handy of Bay City, Mich., has returned to her home after a visit with Mrs. Fred Porter. Mise Catherine Wilbur is the guest of Mrs. Robert Frisbie at Madison. Mr: and Mrs. William Booth are stopping at the Knickerbocker Hotel, New York. Henry Hine has been to New York on a business trip. Mr. Harry Goodale, of Newington. has returned home from a three days’ sojourn in New York state. Special Friday and Saturday, Ver- mont Creamery Butter, 26c pound. Russell Bros., 301 Main St.—advt. PLAN COLLEGE CAREERS. Many High School Graduates Say They Will Go To Higher Institutions. Many graduates of the High school have signified their intentions of go- ing to higher institutions of learning this year, but it is likely that when the time comes a number will change their minds and remain home. Those who have stated their intentions are: Harry Ginsburg, Fordham; Burritt Root and Earl Lewis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Samuel Burns and Irving Fletcher, Cornell; Merton Lamb, Ralph Farrel, Curtis Morgan rand Raymond Goodale, Wesleyan; John Begley, Harold Judd, Trini Abraham Lipmann and Frank Leist, New York University; Harry Milko- witz and Lean Lehrer, Carnegie Tech; i Fred Stevens and William Gregory, Worcester Tech; Edwin Curran, Catholic University; Albert Tuthill, Swarthmore, Thomas Riley, George- town; Clarence Williams, Connecticut Agricultural Callege; Miss Leah Adel- man, Barnard College; Miss Gertrude Castle and Miss Hildur Ahlstrom, Mount Holyoke; Misses Catherine Mills, Elizabeth and Franceska Traut, Wellesle: Misses Ruth Wol- cott and Amelia Tuttle, Connecticut College for Women; Misses Bertha ‘Waddell and Ida F. Clark, Bay Path Institute; Miss Regina Clark, Spring- field Training School; Miss Rose Fox, New Haven Schaol of Music; Miss Florence Blinn, Boston Conservatory; Miss Jeanette Honiss, Oberlin; Miss Eleanor Grant, Wheaton; Miss Mil- licent Barnes, Skidmore School of Art; Miss Ramona Martin, Barnard College; Miss Marion Stanley, Laselle Seminary. Russell Bros. —advt. Best Eggs 29¢ doz. ARREST ARMLESS VAGABOND An armless vagabond, Joseph Beck- ett, vas arrested on Sexton street by Officer McCue last evening. Beckett was drunk and had been annoying people by begging for money. Real- izing the mans unfortunate condiion, Judite Meskill today gave him until tomorrow morning to get out of town. The Oldest Property Owners in this vicinity do not have to be informellly that we do first class Exterior House} Painting This kind of work is something that reputation., Let us estimate with you foi painting your house, barn or fence, before winter. Also we are fullly prepared to paint your floors and rooms., paper your walls, ete. BEST OF MATERIALS, SUPERIOR Y AND SEE US FOR PAINTS, WALL PAP] or any of the Supplies that go with our VORKMANSHIP. CALL R, VARNSHES, STAINS, ine, THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Franklin Square. New Britain, Conn. Find the Iar in Oir Huusakeeprs Bread To stimulatel store tfade we are offering this Bread, at 4c a loaf at alfi time but until further notice we will bake a Credit V/oucher every week in this Bread. You may depend/.on it that this Bread is our best. It is baked with all the cleanliness for which the “House of Hallinan? is noted. Baking Dept. Specials for Saturday. Orange Loaves, Lemon Loaves, Mocha Layers, Sunshine Cakes. Delicatessen Department All'Foods that we use on this counter are prepared with the utmost care and we maintain that all goods are of a higher quality than we say they are. SALADS for SATURDAY—Pgctato, Chick- en, Tuna Fish, Macaroni. “Tango” a vegetable Salad which is fine. Chicken Croquettes. Baked Beans Brown Bread. In addition to our regular line of Cooked Meats we will have an assortment of Frankfurters, Wursts, Etec. Do you like real mustard? Try our own brand which we pack in waterproof cups. 10c a cup. Safety First on Ice Gream--Ours is the PureKind Our dessert for Sunday will be “French Vanila” 60c qt. This French Cream is made entirely of rich, heavy, raw cream. Try it. HALLINAN BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET and HART FORD. Up To and Including September 10th We Close Fridays At Noon. Our Magnificent Display of Early Fall Millinery In Felt and Velvet Hats Now Ready for Inspection and Selection We are showing very attractive assortments of Felt and Vel- vet Hats for immediate wear in the newest fall style. There are many smart models to choose from in small, medium and large 1apes, trimmed effectively with all the new ideas in fall trimmings such as smart wing effects in black and white and the new shadings. Burnt Ostrich and Paradise Whip Novelties, Gilt, Steel and 8fl- ver Flowers and Butterfly effect. New ideas in Velvet Flowers and Flower Montures, We invite you to come and view this choice showing of Early Fall millinery. We Arc Showing the Advance Styles in the New ¥all Fashions, WOMEN’S AND MISSES' SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, WAISTS AND GLOVES We Invite Your Inspection. LABOR DAY IS THE TURNING POINT! It marks the time when all men begin to discard their worn summer clothes and “dress up." It also marks the time when our store sourids the Fall note—:takes on new fresh- ness and greets its friends with bright, new, seasonable wearables. What would be nicer—what could you do aat was more appropriate—than to have a e New Suit for Labor Day? Nothing else else could add as much to make a Holiday complete. Horstulls “PP PAYS TO DUY OUR KIND” 08:99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with IT WILL CONTINUE But MILK STATION CLOSING, Season of Success Comes to An End— Prizes Awarded. One of the most successful seasons in the history of the New Britain Milk station was brought to a close vesterday afternoon When a recep- tion was: tendered the little ones and TO BE WALNUT HILL Committec Recommends New Britain Institute Be Changed to Erwin Institute. RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 317-2 ® l i !J h opinion, the in charge Bowing to public special committee having consideration of a change in name of Walnut Hill park to Erwin parl, decideq last evening to make an un- favorable report to the common coun- cil at its October meeting. As the committee believes the name of C. B. Erwin should be perpetuated, it will recommend that the name of the New Britain Institute be changed to the Erwin Institute and that a bronze tablet be erected in the building des- cribing the many philanthropies of L. Teich was elect- of the committee on motion of ex-Alderman E. W. Christ- He read the communication from the Ioremen's club of Russell & Frwin’s, ‘setting forth why the club believed 1n the change in name of the park Mr. Christ expressed the opin- ion that changing the name of the park would not be the proper course to adopt and he suggested installing the bronze tablet at the Institute and 2 memorial at the entrance of ths park. Corporation Counsel J. believed public opinion was against changing the name of Walnut Hill park although he agreed that some- thing should be done to honor Mr Srwin's memory and to perpetuate his name in the city where his wealth was so generously distributed. 1t was Judge Cooper who suggested the change in name of the Institute and it was voted to make this recom- mendation as J. D Russell, treasurer of the American Hardware Corpora- tion and one of the signers of the Foremen’s club petition, believed the club would be satisfied with this pro- cedure, E. Cooper Special Friday and Saturday, mont Creamery Butter, Russell Bros., 301 Ver- 26c pound. Main St.—advt. their mothers: About forty were in attendance and coffee were served. The Rund infant was awarded first prize for bottle fed children, having gained three pounds and two ounces in the two months in which it re- ceived its milk from the station. The child was in charge of Miss Cadwell and was weak at the time it was enrolled. The prize was $5 but it will be used to feed the baby for the next two months. The prize of a $5 gold piece for the best breast- fed baby went to the Curry infant. The little one gained four pounds and one ounce, Second prizes of $1 were awarded tc the Burns baby for the breast fed children and to the Sirby infant for the best Lottle fed haby. The station has been under the guidance of Miss Sarah Hamrich, the visiting nurse, assisted by Miss Ger- trude Johnson and Miss Sophie Ap- pell- persons cake and Best Eggs 29c¢ doz. Russell Bros. —advt. DID McCABE APOLIGIZE? Has it That He leged Remarks in & Rumor Did for Al- ciety Meeting ihe effect that Alder- man William McCabe of the fifth ward has written an apology to the officers of the Y. M. T. A, & B. ciety for remarks made at a meeting about a month ago are prevalent about the city- It is said that durin the discussion over the controversy regarding withdrawing from the state C. T- A. U. Mr. McCabe addressing the chairman, made objectionable re- marks: The matter was discussed by the officials and it was decided to giva McCabe the alternative of apologizing Rumors to s0- or withdrawing and he chose the apology methed, it is claimed- Our Final A few $7.50 Coats, at now . sees new arrivals. TO HAVE NEW CHURCH, Ruthenians Will Build New In Near Future. Edifice Another new church in this city will short time when the Ruthenians will com- mence work on the edifice at the cor- of Clark and Winter streets. At 1t the congregation in a one story structure on the site of the new church. At the time of the erection of this building plans and specifications were prepared so that an addition could be built it was deemed advisible. probably be erected within a in the past few years, and has reached such & stage that it is considered necessary by the pastor, Rev, 8. Waseezyszyn, to make preparations for the contemplated change in the church. The church ecorporation is now erecting a hall on Erwin Place 1 which is nearing completion, and 2 Tan Covert Coats, formerly at $10.00, now 1 Palm Beach Suit, size 16, at All our $1.25 White Wash Skirts, sizes 27, 28, 30, All Our Better Wash Skirts, at 14 Price.' New Fall Goods are beginning te come in. Every day worship- | when | { vices. The parish has grown considerably | Clean-up of Summer Goods All Our $5.98 Dresses, at .................... $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 .. $2,98 75¢ | when it is finished, some d—flnu; ! steps will be taken in the other mat- ter Services of dedication of the new Tall will be held Monday at 11 o’clock in the church and will be conducted by Very Rev. Orest Chorniak of Bridgeport. Members of Hun- garfun parish and the pastor will assist in the ceremo At the closc of the church services the con- grezation will march to the hall where other exercises will be held. In the afternoon a grand bail will be held. The church choir of fifty voiceg will render music during the ser the local The hall has been erected for meet- ings and entertainments of the soel- cties of the church, There will be a library and schoolroom in the build- ing. Three sesgions of school held weekly are Best Eggs 29c doz Russell Rros. —ade