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

EADY FOR YOUR | NSPECTION | The largest and most charming line of Watches, elry, Silverware, Cut Glass and Ivory, suitable Holiday gifts, awaits now your inspection. We are not going to tax your patierice by enum- rating the many suggestions we have to make this ar for intenaing purchasers, but will simply say ht we have outdone ourselves this year, in display- g the most complete selection of HIGH GRADE ods at very LOW PRICES, and will consider 2a basure in showing you the very latest merchandise rtaining 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 tc make your selection now when we have the complete VICTOR line for you to choose from, as we predict the usual shortage in De- cember. Come in and select your “ICTROLA NOW. The December list of Victor Records, is the best er and are now on sale. Step in and listen to them. pen Evenings Until Xmas. Trade Early. IENRY MORANS 321 MAIN ST., New Britain, Conn. Jeweler O. H. will hold its annual election of officers at 0 o'clock Sunday after- ncon in Commercial hall. Mrs. J. E. Klingberg is visiting in Chicago, 111. It's Besse-Leland's for goods. Trade early.—advt. The annual sale and supper of the Ladies’ Aid society of Trinity M. E. church is being held this afternoon and evening. The supper is an- nounced for 6:30 o’clock, The board of charity commissione will hold its monthly meeting this evening. Mrs. William E. Attwood is home from a visit to New York city. It's Besse-Leland’s cut prices.—advt. L. D. Penfield camp, Sons of Veterans, will meet tonight to elect cfficers. 1 A handsome Nickle Pencil free Saturd At B Leland's. No pur- { chase required Advt. The annual meeting of the Swedish- American Republican club will be held at Vega hall this evening. At the Methodist church Sunday evening Principal L. P. Slade of the High school will speak on o tional Training in the School” and Superintendent S. H. Holmes will speak on “The School and the Church.” On the afternoon and evening of i December 8 the annual Christmas | sale of the Ladies’ Aid socie# oN the Stanley Memorial church will be held. The annual festival of the Enigles society was held last night at the Swedish Baptist church when an ad- dress was delivered by Rev. P. In- gelbrekthyne of Bristol. as spent hy ti\ last evenit held at the City ltems sale of trimmed hats. Bowen —advt. Besse-Leland's for Trade early.—advt. W, C..T. U, yest donations of pillow; iss' Sara Carroll for lculosis relief work. to purchase $5 Cross " Seals. jmarriage license w ssued y v to John L. Feutner of Hartford Dora sRosénbers of Summer Feutner has been divorced. rs cleaned at the Union Launc Arch street. Tel. 904.—advt. Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., ord, have some splendid modeis ternoon gowns, rich coloring: gette crepes. They are all of the st and popular fabrics.—advt. Lk Besse-Leland’'s for quality. prices.—advt. e Vega society will Christmas festival Mg, “Yanuary 1. Fohn Lundqu Lundin, Solomon Johnson, John ohnson ‘and August Carlson com- the committee of arrangements. to the minute tailored suits of ¢ patterns, Nelson-Thompsons. | vt. By committee/of, the Svea Social in chirge of the entertainment lie singlé men who recently won card tourpament with the mar- men willy make a report at the ing of thd,.club. this evening. g bargain§ "in illinery. Bowen 0., —advt. Christmas Christmas | v voted to and sheets use in the It was also worth of the ! for quality at at hold its an- Saturday meeting of the Scand- an division of the W, C. T. U, h will be held at the home of . Albin Carlson on Fairview street Jast Thursday in January. officers ‘be elected. ho is your tailor? Nelson-Thomp- 58 West Main St.—advt An enjoyi®lo time v Y. W. C. A. membe'p when a reception was association building. Forty members of the senior and intermediate departments of the South church Sunday school will pre- sent a Christmas pageant, “Bethle- év. Dr. S. G. Ohman is in New,; hem,” at the church on December k today attending the fiftieth | 29. The Christmas parties of the pri- ilece of the Gustavus Adolphus| mary and junior departments will be rch. Rev. Peter Froeberg of [held on December 24 at 8 o'clock. ilworth, N. J. will occupy the| Plans are being made by the New pit of the Swedish Lutheran) Britain N Order of Owls, to re- jreh Sunday. open their charter in the near future and conduct an geti membership campaign. At present the lodge in a good condition but the aNlition of many new members is always de- | sirable. _ handsome Nickic Pencil free he at Besse-Leland's. No pur- quired.—Advt. W, A. Harty Branch of the A, is ) PARISIAN IVORY PYRALIN CELLULOID Just Received IMPORT shipment of FRENCH IVORY and PERFUMES. Shop early while the selections are complete. at the Home of Christmas Gifts. The Dickinson Drug 0 169 & 171 Main Street | the good p ' “YOUNG AMERICA” A REAL LIVE COMEDY Py at Parsns’ Filld With Pathos, Bathos, and Wit old together we did Down in the neighborhood i | when we kids the girls were the boys Ameri things that in “Young Just same tand do which opened at Parson’s theater lost night. We bombarded women with flour hombs, men and and struns wires across the street, and put tick- ‘ windows, and, many Wwe us boys, members tacks on parlor on, things. were ever so that is, of some ng. someth have done and forthwith old lady” had him rested and the judze sent him to U reform school until he was twenty one. And. how our little hear 1 to see our pal *go a low got doing should some caught gec,) too; but ; medicine real he vie took h hile perhaps the tllowed to roam Such was fate, when In th days of Juveniie Courts ople of the land are trying make life just a little better for who are caught doing little cks that while not serious in them- elves may lead to greater mischief. And Fred Ballard, author of this new has hit upon the idea of the of today, and how to handle “Young America’ carries vy story, well-worked out. ndled by a clever cast. The ch acters arc taken right out of ever) day life. You know them, we all know them. They live around in our neighborhood. o1d Billy Coombs. ith his droll way of saying things, the laugh-maker of the entire pla This character in the hands of Wil- liam Sampson is admirably handled, as is the country policeman by arles Dow Clark. Peggy Wood well received as the vouthful bride, and playing opposite her, Otto Kruger, the ‘rebellious husband, was all O. K. Percy Helton portrayed the bad boy of the neighborhood who was redeemed because of his great love for a dog,—Jasper. And, be it said in passing,—Jasper is some dog. There are few tricks Jasper cannot do, and any boy in the world would give anything in the world fer a dog like Jasper. Plenty of action is “Young America.’” it cannot bhe to hd embodied in Being a kid show otherwise. The plot, in a somewhat tersc manner, may be set forth as follows Jack Dorey and his voung bride have invited a few of the suburban neighbors over to a little card party. The kids of the neighborhood get busy with their noise making devices, and the fun on. Then someone rohs a chicken coop. Art Simpson, the bad boy »f the village, is caught red-handed. He is hailed before the juvenile court, the second act, and the trial is on. Lots of humor and pathos arc wrapped up in this scene in which Art is almost sent away to the re- form school. He is saved, however, the kindly interference of Mre. Dorey, who accepts the dutics of sponsor. She will take Thim to live at her home—the place from which he is supposed 1o have stolen the chickens. Then Mr, Dorey objects. He will not stay in the same house with Art. But Ilady finally wins out, and Art is brought around all right. There. i a good endinz and the young hus hand himself pledges to help reform Art Simpson. As judge of the Juvenile Forrest Robinson. would he hard to improve upon. Addella Parker gave | a fine portrayal of an old Tr an, and Benny Sweeny, a Beamer, a tough kid. court are:—=Sam Coit, Bdgar Nelson, Josepn | Berger, and Pinto. | ‘Events Tonight “The theater, RBirth of a Nation,” Tox's Vaudeville Keeney's thes and Moving Pictures, Holy Family Circle b Parish hail. New Britain meets lodse, in Judd's hall. Order of D. Penficld camp, S. R. hall. tebekah Jr. O. of V., meets Stella | meets in lodge, I. O. A. M. hall. (HES Valkyria lodge O. Vega hall of V., meets in Admiral Schley lodge, meets at 187 Arch street. OS DR S ORGANIST ENTERTAINED. Professor Alexis Tendered Reception and Receives Purse. A large gathering of the members of the Swedish Lutheran church as- sembled at the church parlors last cvening to tender to Professor Ger- hard Alexis, the new organist, an in- | formal reception. The affair was ar- ranged by a committee and Rev. Dr. . G. Ohman was in charge. During the evening there were celections by members of the choir | and of the church and piano selec- tions by Fillmore Ohman. The pastor made brief remarks and at the close he tendered to Professor Alexis a purse of silver. Refreshments were served. al, | And once in a while some fol- | I Ard el 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 § Frankiin Square. New Britain, Conn. MRS. RODMAN, NO. 57 WALNUT ST., CITY WAS THE LUCKY WINNER OF OUR LAST WEEK’S BREAD CAMPAIGN ON THE HOUSEKEEPER’S BREAD. CANDY DEPARTMENT We are now making a Delicious line of Chocolates. i | that a specialty ore we hav 5 the most completc every conceivable shade | lengths: You will iind our prices very moderate. Mail s are t given careful and prompt attention. Today we mention just a few Hard Candies, etc. We will have special for Saturday Assorted Chocolates . .......35¢c per box Peach Blossoms 29c per. lb. Molasses Cut Reck - ......19¢ per 1b Peanut Brittle i5c per b All Our Own Make Candies. From the Maker BAKING DEPARTMENT In Our Baking Department we will have the fol- lowing for you iomorrow : Date Cakes Assorted Layers . . .. .15¢ each Butterscotch Calkes .....10c each Don’t forget that we are now making a Delicious Line of Cream (oods of all kinds. Watch the Housekeeper’s Bread Sale, 4c a Loaf. Bring in the Coupon and receive a Crisp New Dollar Bill. We also inake a fine Loaf of Polish Rye Bread. The Kind that vou like.. DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT In Our Deficatessen Department we will have our usual line of fine Salads, Cold Meats, Pickles, Cheese, etc. “SA. ETY FIRST CN OUR ICE CREAM’ SUNDAY SPECIAL Egg Vanilla Ice Cream . . Orders delivered to all parts of the city. prompt deliveries call 906. Buy 18¢ each 50c per quart For HALLINAN BREAD & ICE CREAM CO. '$riir STREET. 2 . DETERMINEDTOSTOP =« HASHING ONSTREETS :Judge Sends Man t(r)WJail for Six Months—-$100 Fine Too WILL W CHINA, William 1, Bride in the Fs Rev. At the mid-eck service at the Cen- ier church last evening a letter was read from Rev. William I7. Rowlands, but ngchow, pastor there at assistant missionary cormerly a T mar pow China, announcing his Miss Margaret Cormac, daughter of a medical missionary at Pekin. The for- mer local preacher met the young lady | while he was studving the Chinese | anguage at the university at Pekin. The wedding will take place in June. Tsangchow, where Rev. Mr. Row- jands is now stationed, is 150 miles .0 the southeast of Pekin. it province his state cight miss cngaged iage to | Determined to put a stop to at- | tempted “mashing” on the streets and the wanton annoying of unescorted voung women. Judge James T. Meskill in police court this mornins sentenced Calleri Taolo to jail for six months and imposed an additional finc of $100 and costs. I', was taken to tively there. j the Hartford county jail this after- — = | noon to start on his long term which HUNDRED M LT i will not expire until the first of the Sccond NeXt September. Follows Young Ladies. Taolo was a at 5:15 o'clock cer Matthia Edward McAloon. telegraph oper: and are ac- near The annual meeting of Division of the Hundred Men's society held last night at Vega hail and ' were clected: President, John A. Johnson: vice ident, John A, Carlson: record- ccretary, Edward Johnson; fin- secretary, John Holmberg: cashier ,John Abrahamson; mar- hal, Alex Loefgren; trustee, three vears, Axel Holmberg; auditors, Ivur Berggren, Adolph Johnson and C. Al- Guist. A social time with refresh- ments was enjoved. ested on Center street cvening by Offi- on complaint of Two attractive tors § Were,; passing dowh the arcade a few minutes be- fore and were annoyed by the at- tentions of Taolo. They appealed to Mr. McAloon, who advised them | to walk on while he and John Noonan | followed to make sure no harm came ito them. The voung ladies walked to Elm street, EIm to Commercial and ! along that thoroughfare to Center. | They proceeded along Center street some distance and then retraced their steps. All during this walk Taolo dogged their footstens and Officer Rival arrested him. | When placed under arrest Taolo re- sisted violently and the officer had to use force to get him to the police sta- the following officers REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS. Thomas Browne, who has resigned his position as assistant foreman of the speedometer department at the Corbin Screw corporation, has been presented with a traveling bag and an umbrella from friends at the factory. He will enter the employ of 3 the Remington Arms company in tion. rom Reynold's feed store Bridgeport. L. E. Carle succeeds| Officer Rival had to drag his pris- Mr. Browne here. |nnc~r ] Again this Taolo objc *:d morning after court to heing taken from ! the court room to the cell room and Miss Cecil Jones of 110 Lake s ‘(‘et; it was necessary for Officer Rival to «nd Frank Sharp of Plainville will be | climb into the pen and forcibly re- married tomorrow at their new home | move him on Jerome street by Rev. H. \\'.i 1t would Maier. 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They have a “Custom tailored” look sel- dom seen in “ready to wear”—they show evi- dence of much hand tailoring. We want you to know these garments— Come in Toda; Suits and Overcoats $25 Up. Horstulls “TY PAYS TO MUY CUR KIXD» NARTFORRD 3.99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULYL ST, RULE'SHOP PENSIONS ' IN EFFECT JANUARY 1 ous proclivities a few weeks, in which case he would not have been arrest- cd here as he v intending to sail hack to Ital In his pocket when he was arrested was a properly en- dorsed passport to Italy. This His Second Offense. In court, Taolo denied tional wrong and said he was simply looking at the factories. 1t devel- oped that he was arrested hy Officer George Moffitt last January for a sim- ilar offense when he followed the daughter of Police Officer Axel Carl- son along Main street. At that time he was arraigned before Judge Mes- kill and sent to jail for four months. With his last ord against him, his | sentence this : | rning was cven more Other Cases Today. I is Expected That Several Loyal Vet- any inten- | aan Employes Will Be Retired On That Date, L we an- the pension system Notices have been by Level company, the first of posted Rule that | coming year, the of which the company is the pioneer in this city, will go into effect, there- by enabling several of the old em- ployees to retirc. The regulations geverning the new system has been passed by the board of directors and all delails have been completed. The pension system is simply extension to a plan which the o any has had in force for nearly twenty rs there Leing at the pres- ent time a number of old time em= prloyees who are roceiving recognition | from the company. There arc no requirements in ghe new system whereby a member shall be a member of any association cons | nected _with the concern An em- Ryden were in chambers for | Plovee Is oligible to pension after he mes through the windows | has worked twenty-five years, pro- at the American Hosiery plant. They Vlded the board which govern were given a lecture on their eyil | the pension fund shall deem it meces- ways and sent home, promising to be | * At the age of sixty-five years boys hereafter. working t required quarter S tury an employee can requesghis . cment BAZAAR IN FARMINGTON Mhe president of the concern has The ladies of St, James Guild, Far- | the naming of the board to act a8 have working governors of the pension system, but A aucce because of pressure of business this has not been done yet Stanley and nouncing after new sovere. Advice to take the pledge was what Judge Meskill gave Miles McSweeney, a Hartford Oak street yesterday after he had ous injury beneath horse’s fect. expressed a sincerc do as advised. Adam and Stephen Albanese, Her- bert Crowley, Robert Hopkir and expressman for narrowly arrested on | drunkenness » his escaped x the hoofs of The Capital City man determination to 8¢ shall mington, been to make will be held at Porter Memorial hall, Farmington, tomorrow afternoon and evening. Tea will be served from 4 to 6 as well cream and Many fetching noveltie: found nard s of their bazaar which | "rAG DAY” SATURDAY. v The Salvation Army wiil hold” a ‘“tag day” tomorrow, Members hand« as ic cak in the metropolitan stores hg been cated and the tables will b with attractive Christmas gifts, dupli- tillea ling the tags will wear white sashes, The Caristmas basket funl will be re= Plenished by this means,