New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1915, Page 13

NEW BRIT AIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915. As in Belgium, Most of Serbia " PHYSICUAN HILLS MAN WITH AUTO - Family of Bridgeport Man to Sue New Haven Practitioner Bridgeport, Nov. 19.—Backing his automobile out of a garage yesterday afternoon, Dr, Samuel M. Hammond, 185 Church street, New Haven, ran @own James H. Clark, aged sixty, one of the most prominent blacksmiths and fraternalists of the city, the vic- tim dying early this morning. Dr. Hammond was today held under $3,000 bonds upon a technical charge of manslaughter. Though the finding of Coroner John J. Phelan who conducted an inquest this morning will probably absolve Hammond from oriminal responsibil- ity, clivil suit will be begun by the family who have retained Judge Frank L., Wilder- \ Hvidence presented at the hearing today disclosed that the doctor wos backing his car from the garage door , Of the Fairfield Auto company on John street at a slow speed. No warning bell was sounded by the gar- age as prescribed by law. Though the victim asserted no warning had been sounded, Dr, Hammond declares he blew 'his horn. The car had backed two feet beyond the doorway = when Hammond heard a cry. He stopped the car but from the rear glass of the limousine he saw nobody. He again applied the power and heard Clark £ry from bemeath the machine, “You have run over me.” Examination of the victim disclosed no serious external injury.. Though under the treatment of Dr. T. L. El- lis of this city, employed by Dr. Ham- mond, Clark expired this morning. Evidence before the coroner indicates that death was primarily due to heart failure with shock from the ac- cident as a contributory cause- # Dr. Hammond gave himself up to the police and secured bonds through Harry D. Gates, owner of the garage. His case will be called in the city court tomorrow. - A special meeting of Court Beei- hoven, F. of A., will be held at 8 o)clock tonigh® in Bardeck’s hall to make arrangements for attending the funeral of Paul Gabin, Fashion Hinis by May Manton . 8806 (With Basting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Blouse with Shoulder Piece, 36 to 46 bust. 8788 (With Basting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Five-Piece Skirt, . 24 to 34 waist. The simple plain shirt-waist worn with a separate skirt makes on¢ of the most useful costumes in the wards robg. Both the models illustrated ard mong the best to be foynd and give thd ery newest features. The blouse is quite plain one, with novel pocket an llar that can be buttoned up closely pr rolled open with the fronts to form gmall revers. Here, it is finished with straps over the shoulders, but it can be ade with plain seams if pre- ferred. The skirt is cut in five pieces with fre front edges hemmed and lapped. In he illustration, they are stitched to- bether to convenient depth and closec nvisibly above, but many women like t. se buttons and buttonholes for the losing. In the illustration, the skirt is ade from one of the new crépe gabar- ines and the blouse is made of white otton voile showing a mercerized stripe, ut you can of course use any suitable haterials. 5 5 For the medium size the blouse will bquire, 3% yds. of material 27 in. wide, 14 yds. 36, l%g@s. 44; for the skirt ill be needed, 4%4 yds. 27 in. wide, 254 s. 44 or 54, for material without up’ hd down, but if there is figure or nap, 4 yds. 27 in. wide, 3%4 yds. either 44 54 in. wide will_be needed. The width .the lower edge is 234 yds. The blouse pattern No. 8806 is cut in es from 36 to 46 in. bust and of the irt; No. 8788, in sizes from 24 to 34 in. ist measure. They Wwill be mailed to v address by the Fashion Department this paper, on receipt of ten cents for Is Now Occupied by Enemies OF Ml ! j pEteae_, L ammlRET § Eimy Py LROADS == HIGHWAYS L 5 SHADED PORTION HELD BY TEUTONS AND BULGARS O KING PETER Owing to the rapid advance of the Teutons from the north and north- west and of the Bulgarians from the north and northeast ,vainly opposed by the Serbians, most of.Serbia, both old Serbia, as it was constituted be- fore the first and wars, and new Serbia, as it was en- larged at the expense of Turkey, is now held by the invading enemy. The main Serbian army, under GenerulJ tack on Babuna pass and their ad- i 'MAY PUT EMBARGO ON STEEL PRODUCTS Shipments Abroad Delay Building Washington, Putnik, which has been operating in the north, has been encompassed on every side but one and, being cut off from the south by the Bulgarian ad- vance beyond Tetovo, must depend upon the rough roads through Mon- tenegro and Albania for any supplies from the sea. In the south the Ser- bian position is almost as bad. The success of the Bulgarians’ flanking at- French forces. assed by unfriendly tribes, and second = Balkan other across the Greek border, wh ed and interned. It was to prev the latter eventuality that the vance from Veles have prevented the heped for junction of the Serbian eand This left the Serbians only two lines of retreat, one inio Albania, where they may be hai- the ere they were in danger of being disarm- ent en- tente powers put forth every effort. A BEAUTIFUL DANCE FROCK FOR | first year's part of the five year naval building program No navy in the world has such large warships as these at present. The new ships probably will have a greater ara- ment and speed than any other war- ships ever designed for the American navy. 7,000 HAVE ATTENDED ol U.S. Battleships TABS’ FAIR THUS FAR Temperance Society Expects Mark RO tf==Coneny Will Exceed 10,000—Own Min- may be asked to place a temporary embargo on exports of structural steel to the European belligerents in order to afford a sufficient supply of the metal for use in the construction of the two battleships, bids for which were opened at the navy department on Wednesday. This plan is suggested as a result of the disclosure that neither of the new battleships can be laid dowi before next Summer because of lack of steel. The entire output of the American steel plants, it is said has been taken by the warring nations, Should Prefer Government. Secretary Daniels hints that unless strels on Tonight. The Y. M. T. A. &. B. minstrels will put on a second performance at the fair tonight and they will be as- THE DEBUTANTE | CURRAN DRY GOODS CC OUR GREAT LOOM END SALI JE R ————m— OUR GREAT LOOM END SALE STILL CONTINUES, WITH NEW MERCHANDISE ADD DAILY. EACH DAY BRINGS US MANY NEW BARGAINS FROM THE BIG MILLS AND FACTURERS TO GO ON SALE AT MILL PRICES, MAKING THE SALE EVEN MORE A’ TIVE NOW THAN WHE! v IT STARTED, AS WE HAVE ADDED SOME WONDERFUL VALUES ALL DEPARTMENTS THIS WEEK, AND TOMORROW WILL BE THE BANNER DAY OF SALE. COAT SALE EXTRAORDINARY We have received hundreds of Coats for Women, Misses and Children to close out at less th the cost to manufacture. Domestics Extra Heavy Fancy Flannclettes, regular 10c @ value. SALE PRICE 86-in. Fine Percales, neat patterns, 12%c 8 value. SALE PRICE C 36-in. Bleached Muslin, best 10 cotton made. @ SALE PRICE .. .yara OC Red Scal Dress Ginghams, all new patterns, 8 1214¢ value. SALE PRICE [ 9-4 Blecached Sheeting, good quality, 30c 25 value. 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The foreign demand for steel is greater than for armor, according t the secretary, who says that this w: shown by the fact that armor bids for the new ships made of delay in delivery. More Ships Planned. Announcement . is made by Secre- tary Daniels that tentative plans are under consideration for. two 36,000 ton batleships to be included in the The entertainmeit last evening was given by St, Mary’'s Juvenile min- strels consisting of thirty boys and thirty girls. It was an up-to-date minstrel show in every respect and the crowd was well pleased. Over 7,000 people have thus far attended the fair and it is expected that the total attendance will pass the 10,000 mark: Saturday night. The entertainment starts at 8:15 each evening and is followed by danc- ing with music by Lynch’s orchestra until 12 o’clock- 59¢ values. 86-in. value. SALE PRICE Fashioned of pale blue net that falls in tiers lengthening at the back, this skirt is an admirable length for dancing. 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