New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1916, Page 2

NEW,” BRITA DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18,1916. SR 3 e ey % ! q i rests and the sta should co-op R e - Can You MEUMMESSHOUD [t it ot | pmGONSTIPATION dF | qua rminals severa points, . o B . . | KEEP FEET DRY | which ne estimates will represent lajthobiiciiconn ISHeyeryg seEous Pl F t joures Im ; | yinbn el S R i g ain Facts and Fig iy ovedl rontindistocidionibenis Thread A Needle, Drink Plenty of Lemonade and Water i S e S spirits, irritability, nervousness, B Women's High Shoes Marked The 1hread A _ o ‘Worthy Improvement. poor sleep, loss of appetite, etc.~stop l f : Hold.ng n Inch Frem and Avoid Alcoholic Drinks. T R e it with a regular course of ur Saies 0 imperfect vision, loss of memory, Now is the time Besse-l.e- Co.—advt he End? Not To Be Al All this talk that rheumatism | . . i e T ble To Do can't be cured, that people must suf- | XPresses the opinion that the Con- ) =3 3 5 ht N Conditi cwollen joints until the disease has [ Holyoke is worthy of improvement | ! wrought Nervous Condition run its course, is all humbusg. by the United States, under a pro- HA“DRAKE | Rev. E. V. Grikis of St. Andrews i : Thare 15 e rrec Modern physicians know this, and | ject providing for a channel 12 feet jhuanian church is in New York There is vnly one way to correct Jeka LeR Sl 5 a5 o e ol { 3 S S 2 By on business shILMNET GRSt xcacn¥ieh o caltind fot | mAnylofithem (axs preeceibing & fdos| deep les anesnlow weteran ganerally : MEN’S IMPORTED SWEATERS AT 20 e January rece! mtor | the tretuble il Just bscause! vour: hand! | {ONE PIEECRDUOREINOTN S e o = ipogbosoptainedibyRihe ¥ Q 7 January receipts of the wator : : 3 he | Which all good drugsis keep in | construction of a lock and dam at | PER CENT. DISCOUNT. partment to date amounts to $16,- | trembles it does not follow that the [ " Hartford and by a channel excava- They act promptly and freely, but | ss . dri : ' as * g oti \rves "his | 5 o it W S ing e | $65 E 7 for maintenance i ver —the specific for indis 3 1 y ot liss Stella Fulton, stenographer | on in any part of the body that every | (0" (xg or any druggist from whom |work and lease the power created. On - the b nk. See the fine values in our I W. Wilson® has ;gone on a trip | wonderful set of nerves known as the C. C. Palmer, is ill with grip |[part does not instantly “know of." |yoy purchase Rheuma will zladly [ this basis the cost would be increascd PRAYER ME buis Gordon has gone to Pough- | The closeness of this sympathy is fa- [ hand you back your money if two |$2,080,000 e recommends, however, | The prayer meeting scheduled for SHIRT SALE psic for a few days. miltarly fllustrated by headaches, in- | 50_cent bottles do not stop the gnaw- | that the appropriations be made sub- | (onight at the home of J. H. Bryan ~n digestion, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc., | ing pain, the sharp twinges, and re- | ject to the provision that no work bhe | on Choestnul street has "heen poats Several Lots Are Marked at Half Price. n Maley, a soclalist speake Re joints. T e an address at Calumet hall last | When the part that hurts may not be ce the swollen, twisted joints. done by the United States until the | poned on account of illness of mem t, her topic being “Bread and therhood.” o e G O sness, nervous- quate terminal facilities under muni- he prayer mecting scheduled for G y * Lo - z : i cipal or other public control will be | Jopriday evenine : > of ; lecause of the i1l S ness, even dyspepsia, is el SRL cRiloscontn riday evening at the home of Mus. S of Rev. J. |\ re” by brain, nerves and stomach, provided at the citles of Springfield, | Annie Thompson on Corbin avenue p # the seat of the trouble at all. Almost secretary of war is satisfied that ade- | hers of the family. Sullivan the class in church ¢ Holyoke and Chicopee by 3 e 3 o ¢ d by the lowering of the gen- olyoke anc icopee by the time the | will be held Wednesday on account ory at St. Joseph's church will noy | nduced o project is completed. Lo the conflict with the Woodruff ¢lnb *me PAYS TO NTGY OUR RINE® HARTFORD, t tonight. eral health. In cases of this kind v __ | nothing is more grateful than the Private Aid Required. concert. which will be held Friday £8.99 ASYLEM ST Gonnscting with 149 TRUMBULL ST. - Of C. whist and soclal, Thursday |y . a1q strengthening powers of a The division engineer concurrs in | At the South Congregational church. remarkable discovery called Margo the main with the district officer, but ‘The neighborhood prayer meeting Grand Warden L. F. John- | TeTaTER )0 EH believes that work should not be un- | “cheduled to be held this evening At | = N . Margo Nerve Tablets are a careful of Hartford will install officers ¥ e, e i 8 on ey A : ! {ertaken by the United States, anless|the home of C. S. Hills, 123 Kel | i s g fLinne lodge, N. E. O. P., Friday < : b G GERA LR £ & D ) U | street. has beor sty S Yoo GERSTALCKER INSTALLATION. warden, Adam Ziegler; conductor, B’ Januasy 3. combination of valuable nerve feeding Favorable Repol:[ on Ove]'[]flle[]t the lock and dam at Enfield rapids is | Strect: °on_postponed | ] L - iett snencEupyO B and M H Tindemn elements that aim to reach and re- 2 constructed by private, municipal, or |©! ¢ much sickness Gerstaecker lodge, I. O. 0. I%. held | PR 7S O b oft scene suppor 3 vitalize with strengthening power for T d H state funds, and the use of all water its installation of officers last night. | et b i i dadss ot Ne : e 4 D0; : o o A ter, Frank Steiner; chay !“e‘;;t’;:*’;otgr\];;nig‘n‘m after | tne entire nervous system. Their action Sflrvey FaHSl]lll[e [0 ouse needed for mavigation purposes b To Prevent The Grip. The appointive oflices were first fill- { hard Hyneck; inside guard, Lows N . o ,. | 1s auick and unmistakable. You can S S deeded to the United States by the, ('olds cause Grip—Lasative Bromo | ed and the installation, which fol- | Hansler; outside guard, H. Ludwi m;vo"e Week entire stock of Men's | simost feel them working as the rarties operating the dam for power ! Quinine removes the cause. There Jowed, was conducted by District De- | right supporter vice and, Aug Women's High Shoes Marked [neryves “chirk” up, new ambition (Special to the Herald.) purposes. only one “Bromo Quininc W. | puty and Master Anton Steiner. | Klein; left supporter of vice grand, Ry ‘l"a‘s v‘ts thetime. Besse-Le- | scems to spread tinglingly through the Washington, Jan. 18.—The Secre- $520.000 Nceded Now. GROVE'S signature on hox The officers are: Past G | Rudolph Wahl; finance committee; e alin entire system and life brightens up 28 | tary of War yesterday transmitted to | pe chief of engincers recommmends | — : Bock: noble grand. John C. § S I Bellmann, Adam Ziegler, Arng | ing, Booth’s hall.—advt. S T h 2 Stanley % S e r % . RIK iae - e B peLD AR call bormith ! eGe:na::x x;;:e{efit;;]g F«n()r‘n!l‘eni’tzn}l‘? Z though you have just taken off a ,p"" the House the report of Major G. B. 1t the first appropriation should be 500 STRIKL vice g \m\_{ \n‘ \t t \I.h‘xi»m T S 1\. rber , ‘\‘“ 1\(\“: ‘1\ 3 (vv‘:vv\ ”h«~— h called for next \!ondl::d- “‘. »AT of blue eveglasses after having 1‘"'1" Pillsbury in 0,000, with authority to enter into) North Andover, Mass, Jan. 18-— | secretary, George S lyy.(],,. financial 4,'«"‘\\_ N‘,\ {vnhQ i ‘\‘:xn‘v I'r—W e 22 2L 'V evening | them for weeks. Try Margo Nerve L - centracts to an additional sum of | Approximately 500 comploves of tue | secretary, Edward J ehm; ephy isebek Sr ritz Bock v ega. hall. Tablets today. ake the test for [charge of river and harbor improve- | (oo T honored with a past grand's badsc and a photograph of the assembled ; .~ U. S. Army Engineer i1li E Subsequent appropriations | Davis and Iu Machine shops | William Ziegler: right supportc illiam E. Curtin has recovered | yourself and see if this is not so. The | ments in New Kngland, on the re- | ¢nhould be at the rate of $300,000 per | here, struck v, demandi a 15 | noble nd, Rudolph Schroeder: left | jo his recent iliness. Clarkk & Bralnerd Co., New Britain | .,;¢ o 5 survey authorized by an Act {year for three years. per cent. wage | sepporter nabls erand. Otte s Vitols | jodka mas fslien, ficer Frank Moore has so far | and other reliable druggists sell it on bvered from his recent illness as | a positive guarantee to refund your ake a trip down town yesterday. | money if these results are mot ob- Ihe case of H. B. Eisenberg against | tained quickly and satisfactorily. Un- 100 Foot Channel. bb Krawiec will be heard in the | der these circumstances you-must see Numerous plans for the improve- | court tomorrow, having been | how foolish it is to go another day poned from yesterday. | feeling as you do. jhure Bengston has been appoint- | s ece——— approved March 4, 7913 of the Con- necticut River above Hartford. ment of the reach under consideration have been presented in reports refer- - ~ oi rus! red to by the district officer. The flerk in the Commercial Trust (.t murper hall, March 4. There will pany. be an entertainment and dance. A Jew Britai adi club will [ feature of the event will be an ex 2 zeu?:wvix:i‘:\?" phcg il hibition of fancy huk(‘r\,] AT o Wi Ehir Ty (i ek ‘o sl o 5 . 2 eral government under a project pro- For one week entire stock of Men's 1 jhe. board of public works will . bzt L viding for a channel 7 feet deep and | G a meeting tonight. 20 Womens mish e searked | 100 feet wide at an established cost of OF I HE = meeting of the advisory board of jand Co. advt. $1,0 600. o action by congress ha ever been taken on that report. F Ward Republican club wili _ {1 All members of Leading Star lodge | hi e R = is evening at the office of | g Sta ge | bill, however, was introduced 3 Phl\;l]‘::;;‘\‘nms a o xr‘uu.es(ell to attend the meeting this month by Representative Treadw: a5 i 2 el of Massachusetts and in now pending | k3 ¢ e Spring & Buckley Electric ! Charles Baisder of Mill street is | before the river nd harbor commit- ¥ pany, through Klett & Alling, has | confined to the New Britain 4 & % pasquale and hospital | tee of the House, to carr out i‘xel ght suit against Pasqua by iiln; recommendations of the district offi- a' Sqlata for $130 £0 TECOVET ON | "y oo (o b as S e s aim for $123.60. Deputy Sheriff [ o : an : ungalow.—advt. Aid to Business. il 8 kwell served the papers. last one was submitted in 1910 to the Sixty-first Congress recommended the 3 . 7 e = The report shows that the popula- e No. 107, will $1,900 ¥ . y ) he Bake union, No $ FOR 1 TOR. tion of the territory directly affected rate its twenty-fifth anniv y e s b ol 2 TR e ¥ the proposed improvement e > 1,500 Salary and $100 | ceeds 200,000. The total freight Sl fneetelvn s ) Our store is not completely furnished yet, but our goods have been ordered to be The question of the plumbing in- | the principal commodity being coal. spector's salary was up tor discussion | What part of ihis commerce woud v | @ pore January 15th and being perishable goods we have to sell them. We will carry last night by the committee on sal- | carried by water if adequate facilities | e et i Tealth s | e e 5 s |B no cheap goods, but the highest grade food and will sell them at the lowest cash intendent T. I&. Reeks and Plumbing would Fee! Shivery? { Inspector Quinliven. The inspector is | Amount to as much as 700,000 tons to give all his time to the job and it | annually and would effect a say i prices. No dehvery. | was suggested that he be allowed $1,- | of from $200,000 to §300,000 a year, ; Fexall Gold Tablets | 500 for salary and $400 for transpor- | with a prospect of this amount heirg | 8 | tation and that this be made a rec- | increased if the communities adjacent = = BUTTER pirry The earlier a cold is tak- eee— ! top in and get a box of hey will break it up in a || ommendation to the common council. | continue to grow. en in hand the sooner it is | e e e ot 6 e e i o by Highest grade Sweet Butter 39c Ib. Highest grade Salt Butter 37c Ib. A lower roken up. Do not delay—a proper ent box of tablets today may fccep you ouf of bed tomorrow. If your cold has progressed far as to leave you with an frritating cough,”wé have just he thing for that, tco. | boost, feeling that the salary shouid | provided to meet the probable de . e - L ] Gh e Tt D mhte i || 6 (e o fe et de at 29c Ib. We will positively not sell any Oleomargarine. | would not be necessary for the in- | given, concludes that it should be 12 | gra = | spector to look for an increase froin | feet and the width generally 100 feet, | time to time. The present inspector | so as to accommodate the vessels to ?| EGGS is giving his whole time to the job | be used on the enlarged Frie Canal | § ST i and has the reputation of seeing that | and to permit such the ordinances are. entorced: om0 e s S U Strictly fresh New Laid Eggs not over 7 days old, 44c per dozen. June storage e o on the river abc i reakin LUTHER LEAGUE OFFICERS. bulk. | Preavithout breaking The following have been elected of- Canal Plan Better 3 Eggs 27(: dozen' ficers of the Luther league of the : Plans with estimates are presente Swedish Lutheran church: President, | tor improving the o s D',P‘(m“;: — COFFEE reach hetwel exats GhEITY Bark mmlgh Syrup fhe phiegm ana is safe and fpleasant to take. A neslecied old or a neglected cough are Jaot to be trifled with. Let us 81p you to get rid of them. We egommend only ihe best reme- fties inte case. Tf you can- ot comb- i ydursell, use vour Eclephone. igent, Emil Tavson; ascond vice pres- | anen-onannel Improvessi aras oo | 8 Our best Coffee 32¢ Ib., could not be beat elsewhere for 40c. Especially good = % canalizatio v N cording secretary, Miss ra) Johno ization by means of one lock and e \mamia | (i located 16 mies above martrord | M 950 Coffee for 16c lb. No mere than 2 Ibs. to a customer. bridge, the respective estimates belng A = z SR e Misses Bertha | $2:0%0,000 and $1,405,000 with §45, | Brink, and Anna Borg. 000 and $40,000 per annum for main- | g \ tainence due to the lower cost of conn = = = = | struction and maintenance and on ac . 1 3 ‘ BE' L=A NS n o, e e | Imported Swiss Cheese, the very best, 44c Ib. Domestic Swiss Cheese 28c Ib. ; \ i e iy il i 24c 1b. Neuchatel Cheese 2 for 9c. In the upper Roquefort Cheese 54c lb. Limburger Cheese g euchate | Absolutely Removes |y, 5o kb feusk the prol formed | | oq : . h 22¢ 1b. Muenster Cheese 24c Ib osed. ana {he Philadelphia Cream Cheese 9c. Rich Cream Cheese 22c lb. Muenster . Indigestion- Onepackage greater depth than proposed, ana the only work required is some dreq proves it. 2bc at all druggists. rock excavation. es 000 and $15,000 annually 2 e l [‘ A : maintenance, Sl ‘ Try our 25¢ Mixed Tea, the best in the market for that price. Or our English To complete the improvement an. make it of value to navigation < | B wa S e o | B Breakfast Tea for 50c Ib. : ; |reanire o nel Tock ana s ot T, White Rose Brand Canned Goods of New York. A full line of Delicatessen at appears that pri e e of O B Jowest cash prices. Also a full line of Loose Wiles Sunshine Biscuits. Takehoma 4c tes for the use of the power de- , ® ; A veloped if the necessary authority is i B areains P T P“k‘fvge'h G Snaps 6c Ib., et ki and o ocK having *hamber 310 o 3 : res inger dnaps bc lb., etc. by 45 feet in horizontal dimensions rlson; tr i Josephine i “lark 8 brainerd’s) DRUG STORE soothes and disinfects, loosens l Rev. Dr. . G 00 sk viee press L inriford ind Bnfeld Mapias b or E 3 Rapids b r Premo Gamera, a little shop worn . o o 45 $4. estimated to cost $2,080,000 and $10. 3 Premo Came Jid model - A e ¥ 000 per annum for maintenance and e §UGAR R e 7F St § operation. The cost of the improve i (v"""_ S ilael Axs 5 2 ment to the United States will there- E d S 4 lb 25 At dens s pun A R | fore ne’s1,570,000, i the United Staten | 8 Granulate ugar, s. 29¢. oo bl ¥ e constructs the dam and lock in adai- | S8 30.90 s 5 i tion to the work required above and 5.00 Camera, old model . ... s S ASa ke - b below. Maintenance and : > o 7.00 Camera, size operation would amount to $65,000 per year £ " g % 3 The amouni of water power that ‘ome ot us sl he New 1916 Cameras. ha 5 - Come in and let us show you the may be cxpected from the develop- | [ , A ] ment in excess of that now used by | 53 ; the mills is computed by the district 3 LN officer, on the basis of a $30,000 | i d - RUG CO OS] 400 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN —— D .9 MAIN STREET ! mr;‘.‘::'.-m officer discns: e | question of terminals and co-opera tion, and he believes that local in-