New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1915, Page 11

“DRESS UP BOYS”—NOW.IS ThE TIME—AND THIS 1S THE PLACE. Gentlemen--It's Not What You Earn That Counts. I's What You Save Out of Your Earnings, That's the Point. And there is no other establishment in the country that is more able and in a better position to start you on the road to wealth than this live institution. You may think it strange and even doubt this statement, but the good of the pudding is in the sampling. If we moved up into the high rent rent district on Asy- lum or Main streets—if we had to buy some advertised line from a certain maker—if we bought on credit—then you could not expect any better here than elsewhere. But buying for spot cash at our own prices, where we please, away from the high-rent district, and no charge ac- counts, no losses, these unquestionable reasons should be enough proof. Why go elsewhere and pay more money for less value. EASTERN MILLINERY You Save Money By Buying Your Millinery Direct See our LARGE AS- Right Here in New Britain. It pays to walk up one _flight. SORTMENT, CORRECT STYLES, LOW PRICES. TRIMMED HAT VALUES $2.98 " " $5.98 All smart styles, and the newest trimmings of Ostrich, Fur, Flowers, Gold and Sil- ver effects. UNTRIMMED HATS STAPLE STYLES ALL COLORS NOVELTY SHAPES THAT ARE INDIVIDUAL In our Untrimmed Department you will find a wonderful assortment of shapes, in all colors, POKES and SAILORS. Large and small, in all grades. TURBANS, SIDE ROLLS, TRICORNS and THE NEW POSTILLION HATS. Velvet Hats, all good Silk Velvet Hats, fine Hand Blocked Dress styles in large and quality in large assort- Shapes small sgagaé me§t.1 .98 $2.98, $3.5O Values up to $6.00. Retail value $1.75. Values up to $3.50. HATS TRIMMED For Your Selection—All the Newest and Best in Trimmings. FREE. EASTERN MILLINERY CO. 183 Main Street. New Britain. MILLINERY HEADQUARTERS. MEN Nowhere else will you find the vance styles, the large assortment, satisfying price, the pleasant d Then why go elsewhere. Our Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Are Winners This Season. The Rest $10 Suits Our $12.50 Suits OUR $15 SUITS. Men who usually pay $18 to In town. Not one, but hundreds Are better than $16.50 suits selling will find these $15 suits thelr : to select from. elsewhere- See these $15 suits before you All this season’s styles. The selection will please you, ~ sae TITLE & RICH e 147-149 your hat. Same hats. appligants for permits to'be issued in | Armoyr teams, the freight office win- accordance with the provisions as| ping the odd game by one pin. same styles. stated above. i - - The only difference | _ Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this Mercantile League. e S e T Sy ith day of October, 1915. et Ome s JEFFERY O. PHELPS, JR 124 was a heart-breaker for his op s B Gk CTEEE R | Bty vdesua TR g ponent and A. E. Sandstrom’s three ot o | Ealeher .. 8877 strings was a steady exhibition. RS e S B .18 78 Briere had to treat himself when he M. H. HOLCOMB, Lunfer . .70 18 e Governor. " 2 [ ticox o B W Red Men's League. 2 Braves. 359 371 ke g0 73 208 Armours. E 101 254 Wacker ....... 70 84 g £ nees101 50 82 9 254 1100 54 Abbott . . 58 59 E g 2317 ..98 61 Connors . 60 57 Berry .. . 83 89 ‘Washington ..85 68 Hornkohl . . 83 89 91— 263 New York ..69 83 St. Louis . ..63 91 Cleveland . 55 1 95 354 378 390—1122 ) In the Red Men’s league the Scouts Philadelphia ......41 111 struck a hot pace and trimmed the leading Warriors three straight, mak- UP STAIRS SHOW ROOMS UP STAIRS SHOW ROOMS | Shirts at Cut /””””””””’/flILV//‘n,,n,‘,,/‘/l‘" P l‘iCéS THEY ARE VERIBEST BUT NOT IN BOWLING when from area classified by the Tederal Government as FREE; but rone of such animals while in transit shall, if unloaded for any necessary rurpose, be permitted to go beyond the care and control of such common carrier. Section 7. Notice of these rules and Rules and regulations for the im- | resulations shall be given by publi- cation in newspapers, by furnishing | 4 portation of horses, asses, mules, | .00 t; transportation companies cattle, sheep, other ruminants and | oing business within this State, by In effect on and after October | general distribution among dealers in animals, and, by furnishing copies to NOTICE ™p Transportation Companies, Cor- porations and all Persons Whom It May Concern. $1.00 values, 65¢; the $1.25 79¢c. UNDERWEAR $1.50 Haines’ Union Suits, $7¢ SHOES $3.50 and $4.00 values, $3.75, Odd Trousers at $1, $1. and Armour’s Hired Men Fall Victims to ; are the prices— $1.00, $1.95 Freight House Team—Red Men’s Results. $1.45, The Mercantile bowling league opened last night with a very close match between the freight office and swine. £th, 1915, l Whereas, the disease known as the “Foot and Mouth Disease” is again prevalent in certain sections of the . United States, thereby, owing to its " infectious nature, endangering the rafety of all animals susceptible to sach disease within' this State. Now, be it known, that by the au- thority vested in the Commissioner on ' Domestic Animals by Chapter 227 of the Public Acts of 1915, the following orders and regulations are - hereby s mwade and declared to be in force from this date: Section 1. No horses, asses, mules, cattle, sheep, or other ruminants or swine shall be brought into the State of Connecticut by any individual or common carrier without the written pérmission of the Commissioner on ®*Domestic Animals; such written per- 1nit must accompany all way-bills or if animals are driven or carted over the highways must be in the posses- gion of man in charge of such animals. Section 2. All horses, asses and mules brought into Connecticut must, #in addition to complying = with the rules and regulations dated January 15th, 1914, be properly disinfected before shipment, and a certificate, ap- proved by the authorities having jurisdiction of such matters in the state from which shipment is made, showing that such disinfection was praperly made, must be furnished the Commissioner of this State before such animals are released from quar- »antine. Section 3. All cattle, sheep, other ruminants, or swine, when not for im- mediate slaughter must, in addition to all other requirements mnow in effect, be held in strict quarantine and separated from all other animals at the expense of the ownerg for a period of twenty-five days and until geleased by the Commissioner on Tomestic Animals or his agent. Section 4. All boats, cars, crates, wagons, vans, or other vehicles used in the transportation of live animals must be thoroughly cleaned and dis- infected before such animals are placed in same for shipment into this State and a certificate furnished to ¥he Commissioner on Domestic Ani- mals in the same manner as provided in Section 2, before such animals are released from quarantine. Section 5. The Commissioner may refuse to grant permits to import finimals from any and all sectiong or areas which, in his opinion are in- Cincinnati idleness and turned their backs upon New York o the tawdny prizes hung up for toilers. Now the great and good state of New York has set aside a fund out of which every wanderer may be pro- vided for, to the extent of forty-five cents a day, while being furnished & free bed. Who is the happy warrior? Who is he whom every man-in-arms would wish to be? The hard-worked barris- ter, getting his fees from the strife of his neighbor's, The overworked physician, getting his bread and cheese by prescribing physic to. & melancholy horde of complaining pa- | Motoring, Fishing, or Gol trons. who will blame him if he does |, A‘“‘“’*""‘:‘"‘:’" § = not work a miracle? The business |in & momen g, (- man with the hot cogwheels in his | tiredor run down. Simply dised head and the fear of the bank hang | Bot orcold. A fine night's rest ing over him like the sword of Damo- | if You take a cupful hot poe cles? The honest farmer, spurned ?:‘;fl“;‘::fl:;' by Jupiter Pluvius, scourged by Aeo- | vetient BORHSIEAtCE, T lus, smitten by the plague, complain- ing like an elderly fish-wife of Bil- | Sample free, HORLICK'S, Raec lingsgate, afflicted with rheumatism? The officeholder. harassed@ by hang- ers-on responsible to everyb fenceless against ériticism? 73— merry hobo? 79— 77— 84— 78— 391—1121 214 224 228 232 223 Yesterday's Results. New York 15, Boston 8. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Vil L. Are You Re For Your Trip? HORLIC Malted M with you when ¥achting, € PENALTY. Chapter 227, Public Acts of 1915, Section. 2. Any person, or any cther officer or agent of any corpora- tion, who shall violate any such order or regulation, or who shall obstruct or attempt to obstruct said commis- sioner or any assistant while engaged in the discharge of any duty here- under, shall be fined not more than cne hundred dollars, or imprisoned not more than thirty days or both. YOUR FALL SUIT! We're at your Service once more! The correct thing in Fall Suits you’ll be sure to find right here. This store is just the place to get the earliest points on what to wear. Step in for a Moment See what the new season has brought forth! Single and Double Breasted Suits per- fectly cut and perfectly tailored. You'll be surprised to learn what Expert Service we can render in the way of Suit- ing you. $10, $12 and $15 Clothes quality, these days, counts for as much as price in the way of an induce- ment, when asking for patronage. If you care at all for Clothes Excellence, Sir, come here! Dummy H. Briere .. P.C. .669 649 604 .556 .454 .409 .376 .270 80— 234 74— 191 62—179 83— 255 A. Sandstrom . Berlin 412 397—1216 Sannaps. Norton ........ 74 73 L. Logan ...... 69 73 E. Olson . .. 39 74 A. Robertson ... 75 80 Abramson . 93 82 66— 78— 82— 245 89— 244 91— 266 406—1188 218 220 Yesterday’s Results. New York 4, Boston 3. RAMBELRS HERE SUNDAY. 400 382 Columbias Who Were to Play Paw- nees Cancel Game. The Pawnees will meet the Ramb- lers of Hartford Sunday at Traut's park instead of the Columbias which was announced during the week. The Ramblers are one of the fast- est teams in Hartford, last Sunday they held the Manchester Tigers to a 3 to 0 score showing they have a strong team and are coming down here with a crowd of rooters to beat ‘the Pawnees, but they will know they were in a football game when they defeat the Pawnees. This should be a game worth going along ways to see and should draw a large crowd- The games of the Pawnees will be played at Traut's park, foot of Glen street. This sea- son the kick off will be at 3 o’clock. Warriors. Nelson .. 90 Fusarl 58 Connors .. 82 F. Logan ...... 69 Foberg ........ 88 387 Better Clothes! 91— 263 86— 218 70— 229 65— 224 86— 268 417 Scouts, Oberg .. .. 79 106 Leupold .. 84 85 A. E. Sandstrom 102 106 J. Wright -....%124 99 F. Robertson ... 84 76 473 * League records. 398—1202 We Don’t W: You to Feel \ If You're Ta { ing a Chance. 74— 259 83— 252 106— 314 97—*320 88— 248 448-*1393 472 Don’t Want You Anybody Else to E gage Us NATIONAL LEAGUE. w. L PC Philadelphia ......90 62 .592 Boston .... .83 69 .546 Erooklyn T Chicago ...........78 80 .477 Pittsburg 3 N an St. Louis 72 81 4Tl Advantages of Tramps, (Louisville Courier-Journal.) Tramps have few vicissitudes. They do not have to cater to fickle constit- uencies as public servants must. They are never alarmed about losing a sinecure. They do not fail and go into the hands of a receiver, as corpora- tions often do, or into bankruptey, where many individuals fetch up after entering with high hoboes and fine confidence upon profitable and hon- orable projects. Tramps are not used for divorce and compelled to pay alimony suffi- clent to keep up disgruntled wives in the style to which they aspire. They are under no necessity of getting up in the early morning, when all of the Unless thoroughly satisied that we furnish better mate: and services for less money than any other dentist in the eity. the opinion of over ten thousand patients who have placed confidence in us since in business don't count much with you, are willing to have you act as the man from Missouri—Wae are ing to show you and we are willing to give you the chance to us to a test and investigate the following: Teeth extracted absolutely without pain ? Full sets of teeth, fit guaranteed, $5.00, Gold crown put on absolutely without pain, 22 k. Bridgework, $4.00 All fillings at reduced prices We make a gold dust set of teeth Better Service! the lightest and stro fected with a contagious disease, and i@ Commissioner may, at any time, jevoke any permit, previously issued ond then outstanding, for the impor- tation into this State of animals, which in the opinion of said commis- sioner are so infected, and all damages caused or claimed to have been caused by such revocation shall be borne by the owner, Section 6. The foregoing rules and regulations do not apply to horses, psses and mules that enter the State their daily work, or to such animals &2 are being transported through the ' Sgate by common carriers aboard cars NEW YORK $10, $12, $15 SAMPLE SHOP 357 MAIN STREET; NEW BRITAIN M Makers of the Highest % Grade Turkiah_an Egyptian Cigarettes in the World. consolations of paradise are clalmed by the fortunate few who can awaken just sufficiently to be able to realize their luck and then turn over to pick up again the golden thread of un- finished dreams They are not pinned to one pitiful spot in a world of won- ders and delights to vegetate in a depleted soil and become stunted. The tramp is a gentleman of unlimited leisure. The crumpled rose leaf in the ho- bo’s bouquet of earthly pleasures has been the inhospitable attitude of the, conventional world toward those who have unlocked the treasure house of | plate made, and our charge is $8.00, just one-half charged by n dentists. Come in today and talk it over. Harvard Dental Parlor: DR. LOCKHART, MGR. CAREFUL, NO. 141 MAIN STREET, POPULAR-PRICED, EXPERT DENTISTS, NEW BRITAIN, CO)