New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1915, Page 2

RIEADY FOR YOUR NSPECTION The largest and most charming line of Watches, welry, Silverware, Cut Glass and Ivory, suitable Holiday gifts, awaits now your inspection. We are not going to tax your patience by enum- rating the many suggestions we have to make this br for intenaing purchasers, but will simply say ht we have outdone ourselves this year, in display- b the most complete selection of HIGH GRADE ods at very LOW PRICES, and will consider a asure in showing you the very latest merchandise taining to an up-to-date Jewelry Store. CAUTION If you are planning a VICTRO- LA for a Christmas Surprise for your family, it would be very wise to make your selection now when we have the complete line for predict the usual shortage in De- cember. VICTROLA NOW. The December list of Victor Records, is the best Step in and listen to them. ben Evenings Until Xmas. Trade Early. IENRY MORANS 821 MAIN ST., New Britain, Conn. er and are now on sale. VICTOR you to choose from, as we Come in and select your Jeweler G’ty Items , . Higgins, trustee, today sold t Hillchrist to Anna G. Streigle. bs of diphtheria on Mill and East were reported to the health de- ent today. There are six cases | theria, two of scarlet fever and typhoid in the city. s cleaned at the Union Laundry, rch street. Tel. 904.—advt. Philathea class of the First bt church met last evening wi:1 ‘harles Parker of Belden streot. s were elected and a social tine ed. All enjoyed a pleasant eve- nedy’s dancing class Fri. 7:30 Lesons 25¢, H: & H. hall—advt. and Mrs. Belmont Smith of ia, Maine, were the guests over- of Officer and Mrs. Clarence here, B subway department payroll fo+ ast week was $507.42 and the department payroll was $633 81, use sale, Coughlin’s ‘' Shop, 91 St., Hfd., this week, $6, $7, $8 | s at $4.50 each, popular shades. | t b Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., ‘ord, are selling many lovely Wwaists for Xmas gifts. Their lace 1s at $8 are especially fine, also ew crepe de chines and georg- Prices are very moderate—advt. | McMillan has bought the bank- | stock of Grinrod & Barnard, | lerly in business in the Hatch | on Main street. . and Mrs. N. G. Curtis of Hart t are home from Clarksburg, W. where they have been visiting rei- . < meeting of the Second Ward Re- ican ¢lub has been called by ident ‘A. N. Rutherford for Fri- evening. son has been born to Officer and Mathias S. Rival. v. J. Leo Sullivan of St. Joseph's ch is spending a brief vacation | jhe south. hn A. Erickson of the I. Porter is ill at his home. Helpful Thoughts for Christmas” ana | the “Value of Play.” Newark, N. J., after a visit at old home on Sexton street. noon. The subjects were: “Some John D. Hayes has returned to his The Home Banking and Realty Co., has sold to Frank Zisk two lots on the Overland tract. S. Nerl of Spring street has en- tered St. Francis’ hospital to under- g0 an operation for appendicitis. M. D. Saxe and J. J. Watson been appointed commissioners the estate of Frank Meade. The Dixie Minstrels will put on an entertainment at the Eagles' Fair in Terryville this evening. Officer William F. Hayes is ill with the grip. ‘The Girl Scouts of the First church | will have a picnic supper at 6 o’clock this evening. The Mein’s Brotherhood of the South church will enjoy a supper this | evening and later hear an address by | Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter of | Hartford on the “Hartford Church Federation.” have on | 1 GLEE CLUB COMING. e Aggregation of Wesleyan University Musicians Here on January 20. The Wesleyan University .Mandolin | and Glee club has been engaged by | the social committee of the Kenil- | worth club to give a concert in this city on the evening of January 20. The entertainment will be given in Hanna's armory and following the musical numbers there will be a dancing program carried out. MISS CROWELL PLEASES. Miss Alena Crowell, the Hartford elocutionist who gave a recital last evening at the Hillcrest church, proved te be one of the best in the particular line that has appeared in the city in a long time. She was re- peatedly encored and graciously re- sponded. Mrs. Marshall evinced a marked improvement as regards vo- cal technique, her voice, always ple; ing, having developed both in reson- ance and brilliancy. She gave an ex- cellent rendering of several songs. e publicity committee of the jmber of ‘Commerce will hold a ting ' tomorrow, afternoon. ¥s. W. F. Brooks had charge of meeting' of the Maternal associn at ‘the ‘South ¢hurch this after- Mr. Bonny, as always, was a favor- ite. The entire affair was a succ and greatly enjoyed by the fair sized audience present. The ladies served refreshments at the close of the re- cital. HOLIDAY PICTURE FRAMING We Want Your PICTURE FRAMING and we guarantee complete satisfaction, unexcelled workmanship and lowest possible prices in the city. GIVE US A TRIAL THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Franklin Square. New Britain, Gonn. CANDY DEPARTMENT We are now making a Delicious line of all kinds of Chocolates, Hard Candics, etc. For tomorrow we will offer the following for you: 39c 21c per Lb. Peanut Clusters Assorted Cocoanut Ki per Lb. All Our Own Make. Come in and try them. Buy From the Maker BAKING DEPARTMENT For tomorrow we will have the following for you:— Twisted Crullers Chop Suey .. Parker House Rolls . 18c per Doz. 15¢ per Doz .. 10c per Doz. Don’t forget that we are now making our Complete Line of Delicious Cream Goods of all kinds. ‘Watch the Housekeepers Bread Sale, 4¢c a Loaf. Coupon and receive a Crisp New Dollar Bill. DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT In our Delicatessen Department we will have a great variety of Salads, Cold Meats, Pickles, Relishes, all kinds, Cheese, etc., for tomorrow. Bring in the Canned Goods of verything is Delicious. Comec in and try them. We are of pleasing you at all times. “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” Orders delivered to all parts of the city. For Prompt Delivery Call 906. HALLINAN BREAD & ICE CREAM CO. STREET. 142 MAIN MISS CALLOV Events Tonight N in New York Production. theater. Keeney'? theater. Swenska Klubben meets in Electric hall. Alexandra lodge meets in Turner hall. hall, 34 Church street. & H. at 277 Main street. Turner hall. “The Birth of a Nation,” Fox's| Miss Emily Calloway, who ter going public of New Britain her clever work as leading of the Lyceum Players, is Vaudeville and moving pictures, H. Sothern. Miss Calloway “Mary Meredith” Cousin” has in “Our of St. G. I. D. terday. Union | evening gave her Carpenters union meets in Erwin castle, K. G. E.,, meets in H. e TO HAVE “TAG DAY.” Local Russians Planning to Money For War Sufferers. ‘Winthrop council, D. of L., meets Lady Turners society meets in | | CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD Sale price Sale price FRAITER WILL BE ON - TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE Superior Court Opens Tuesday— Local Cases Scheduled Of the several New Britain which are to come before the Decem- ber term of the superior court, which convenes in the county building in Hartford on Tuesday of next week, by Y WITH SOTHERN Former New Britain Star Appearing won hundreds of friends among the thea- by women s garnering new honors in New York city with k. the part of American and she received favorable notice from the New York papers yes- The New York Journal last special mention, saying that she and Mrs. Helen Orr Daly were best among the women. Raise Members of the Russian Orthodox church are planning to hold a “tag day” on New Year's day, the proceeds THE GIFT What Christmas gift could be more charming, dainty or useful than a box of Writing Paper? We have amassprtment for every need—a shade for every taste—a price for every purse. Our Engraving Department is prepared to exe- cute your orders carefully. Stationery Department. Co. Dickinson Drug 169 & 171 Main Street Phenix lodge, I. O. O. F., meets in Jr, O. U. A. M. hall. 0Odd Fellows Bazaar, Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. St. Elmo lodge. K. of P., meets at 242 Main street. circle bazaar, St. Holy Family Mary’s hall. LODGE CELEBRATES, Forty-third Anniversary of German Society Is Observed. Vater John lodge, D- O. H., cele- bated its forty-third anniversary in Bardeck’s hall last evening. A pleas- ant social program was rendered. Re- marks were made by President An- drew Guenther. Emil Vogel and Mrs. Robert Nuss sang and Joseph Preisscl gave recitations, A sketch was pre- sented by ten young women. The following awards were made: $5, “Kaiser Wilhelm,” William Zeig- ler, 193 Cherry street; $3, Mrs. 1. Crowley, 38 Woodland street; $2, S. Gerent, 198 High street, Lunch was served and dancing cor- cluded the evening's entertainment. Ziegler’s orchestra furnished music, which to be donated toward the war sufferers in Poland and Galicia. The pastor, Rev. Borokovich, will be pleased to receive any donations, such as clothes, food or cash at any time. The Russians are going into the “tag day” undertaking with a vim and expect to raise a neat sum for their native land- The committee in charge of the affair is as follows: President, John Hamilla; secretary, ! Joseph Ostopkewic; treasurer, Jacob Panaasevich. Andrew Cherpack, the interpreter, is looking after the af- fair from an English speaking stand- point. NOVEMBER AN OFF MONTH. Collections in Tax Office Fall $1,025.07 Behind. November was cne of the few months in which Tax Collector Loomis did not show an increase in collections over corresponding months in past years. The loss was §$1,025.07. The report follows: Taxes Sewer . St. Tmprovement St. Sprinkling .. } Total EMIL FRAITER. far the most important one is that of Emil Fraiter of 151 Glen street who is to be put on trial for his life. Charged With Murder, Fraiter will be charged by State’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn with mur- der in the first degrce, it being charged that on the night of October 18, sometime after the hour of 11 o’clock, ne went to the home of Ju- lius Gruscha on Booth street and, fol- lowing an altercation shot and in- stantly killed the latter- Fraiter is to be defended by Lawyers Morris D. Saxe and F. B. Hungerford. According to the story told by Mrs. Fraiter and Mrs. Gruscha, the only two witnesses to the actual shooting, Fraiter went to the house to see his wife from whom he had been estranged. Following words with her he drew a revolver to shoot 'her. Gruscha interfered and grappled with the armed man. During the struggle two shots T out and Gruscha feli to the floor dead. Fraiter attempted to flee but was caught by Watchman Fagan, who was on duty at one of the nearby factories. Officer Gustav Hell- berg subscquently placed him under , arrest. ' Two Previous Convictions, Should Fraiter be tried and con- victed by jury of first degree murder he will have to forfeit his life on the | gallows at Wethersfield. He is but thirty years of age. The last two murder cases which have been taken to the superior court from New Britain and tried by State's Attorney Alcorn have resulted in conviction and the execution of the murderers. These two cases are the murder of Mrs. Louis Saxon by her husband and the murder of Rev. Joseph Zebris and Miss Eva Gilmanai- tis by Bernard Montvid. | Other Local Cases. Other cases going to the court from New Britain are Dutton, eighteen years old, ford avenue, charged with assault upon young Sidney Allison; Joseph Michalowski, charged with theft; Hyman Mechlen, charged with a violation of the slaughter house law; Tony Yuska, charged with drunken- ness; and Joseph Clerk, charged “with breach of the peace superior Frank of Hart- indecent Miss Mary Matthews of Stony Creek has returned to her home after a visit with Miss Sadie Bulter of | Trement street. cases | BLACK CONEY MUFFS, PILLOW SHAPE: Large assortment of NAR OBIA FURS, the kind that we WHITE ICTLAND FOX SETS, Melon Shape Muffs, Animal S An Extraordinary Sale of Reliable FURS .Compnsing Handsome Alvo a Large Assortments in the Latest Fasbions Fur S Lur Scts to Match, Assortment of Fur Coats. s, Fur Muffs ana Chotce This is a splendid opportu nity to purchase hign grade, depend- able Furs in the best qualities at special bargain prices during our Anniversary Sale, We have larger assortmer ts than ever this season. The are the very lates d because of our advantageous purchase are able to give you the greatest values ever presented. Here are a few of the many special ues. GREY AND RED FOX 8 with Tails, Doubie Fur Animal Scarfs, Sale price set BLACK FRENCH CONEY 3]. TS Double Animal scarfs, value POINTED MANCHURIA WOLF 8 Tails, Animal Scarfs, value §25.00. Sale price NATURAL RACCOON $15.00. Sale price ......-- NATURAL RACCOON ANIMAL £ Sale price Muffs, Animal $10.50 BLACK LYNX SETS, Plain Pillow 5. Sale price, set Scarfs, Choice Quality, va $45.00 . $3.00 $4.50 " $5.00 at prices. ., value $19.00. styles we Muffs Heads and $15.00 Pillow Muffs, Heads and $15.75 Pillow $25.00. large value special Fashion’s Finest Hudson Seal Coats FOR MISSES AND WOMEN All of the Best Grade HUDSON SEAL Richly lined with beautifully colored silks— Fashion’s leading modes of the winter. One beautiful model has a deep border and collar of the softest lynx. It is 3-4 length, flaring from above the waistline all the way around in fashion’s most approved style. Another model is shorter in length with collar and bottom trimmed with a deep band of finest skunk—seal novelty cuffs. A charming model, also of best Hudson Seal has a beautiful white Ermine collar and a modest cuff of seal. Horstalls “TT PAYS 7O WO OUR END~ NARTFORD, 98.99 ASYLOM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMRULL ST THERE IS A BIG SALE ON AT HERRUP'S THAT MAKES IT PLEASANTLY EASY TO BRIGHTEN UP THE HOME WITH New Furniture and Rugs for the Holidays! Most folks have more “company” during the holi- days than during any other period of the year. It's the time when anxious eyes are cast here and there, seeing if everything is as bright and nice as it should be. If you have decided that the living room needs new Furniture or probably a new Rug, or that any other room in the house could be made more cheerful and comforiable with beautiful new Furniture, this sale at Herrup’s, with irs amazing prices, is the very opportunity you are looking for. Come early for choice selections. FURNITURE BOUGHT DURING THIS SALE WILL BE STORED FREE OF CHARGE UN- TIL READY TO USE. LOUIS HERRUP Complete Homefurnisher 1052-54 Main St., Gor. Morgan St, HARTFORD ““The biscuits are so delicate they melt in ¢ our mouth. Mrs. [. Porter, 13' West 103d SI! New York City. D3sC SELF-RAISING FLOUR With loavening of Absolutely Pure Grape Gream of Tartar. | «