New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1916, Page 5

N E W ) REP. L RS TILT WITH MANN On Patent Ofilce Mat ter—Notes of - Interest From Washington Washington, Feb. 11.—Representa- tive E. J. Hill of Connecticut is op- Dosed to a bill that pi today providing for reorganization of the patent office here. The feature ghat Mr. Hill objected to particularly the number of examiners from 3 He | he did not object to increasing | ed the house was increase of the chief to 5. said the salaries of the Mr. Hill during a colloquoy Mann assistant examin- | outlined his position he had with Rep- | of Tllinois, the re- who spoke in favor ers. ‘resentative publican leader, of the bill. Mr. Hill interrupted to make an obser- vation and the following colloquoy ensued Mann-Hill Controversy. Mr. Hill. I know very little about the matter, but this objection is pre- sented to me that the increase in the number examiners from three to #ve will make a large duplicaion of | the work. The gentleman just made | an explanation as to the way.in which the work is done. I should like to ask this question: If it required the al of another examiner, making of three to make a report effective, would it not require three out of five, and consequently is not the eriticism a genuine one that it would require a great duplication of work, | and would really accomplish nothing | toward perfecting® or improving the | work of the Patent Office? Mr., Mann. I do not think se there be no more cases the five examine than there for the three to examine, and one who examines his case” in t instance will be able to give ns tion to it than he is because each exam- will have a fewer During Mr. Mann’s speech two our be for are each will to more c now able to iner indivi | Unanimously of cases to pass upon in the Of course, in the end over all number first instance. each one goes theoretically these cases, or is supposed to. Mr ]hll But as a matter they do not. Is'not that so? As a matter of fact, the opinion of two out of three is now considered to be the opinion of the whole hoard, whereas if this change is made it will hereafter require three out of five to carry the opinion of the board, and consequently will create a great deal of duplication. Mr. Mann. Why, no; T seec how it will create any tion. I think the fact is that one examiner prepares his opinion it is now submitted to the other two miners, and it requires the ap- of two out of the three to put the decision into force: when if five examiners, and it requires approval of two out put the decision into force; when if five examiners are provided for it will be submitted to all five; but that is no duplication of the work, because each of fact can duplica- | one has to examine all of these cases in some way, an original approval. Mr. Hill. Ts this a unanimous re- port from the committee? Mr. Mann. Yes. The reported in House and in this House. was more fully considered in the last House than it has been in this, for the either originally or when decision is presented for was last bill the not | when | the | of the three to | T think it | Until Mother Tried Simple Remedy. In and atten- tion spite of every care to diet, children are very apt hecome constipated, a condition ble for many ills in after life promptly eved. ¢, W. Wilson, of had trouble with her baby Woodrow, until she heard of \..m\»en Syrup Pepsin. She Afely Dr. Cald- 5 »‘.\'nxp Pepsin is the best rem- | edy of its kind on earth. It acts gently and yet so surely | row was very badly constipated and jwe could find nothing that gave re- jlief until we tried” your Syrup Pep- |'sin, which gave immediate relief Dr. Caldwell's Syrup P | compound . of simple la | free from opiates or narcotic | mild in action, positive in effect pleasant to the taste. It has prescribed by Dr Caldwell for more than a quarter of a century and can now be had for fifty botile in any well-stocked A Shelbyville, T(‘nn s0 drusgs, and reason that as a rule when a matter | has been very fully considered by one Huse or one committee or one Con- gress, it does not always receive much consideration in the nexi there has been no objection rais myself think this bill is unobjection- able, and ought to pass. as Point of Objection, A little later Mr. Hill said: I do not object to the $7,000 ad- ditional for the chief examiners, but the criticism which comes to me anc which impresses itself upon me, Mr. Chairman, is that five men who are to do the work which three now do, requiring at least a majority board, however it may be constituted, will increase and. delay ance of the work in the future. I be- lieve it would be a great deal wiser— and, if left to the board itself, they would vote for it—if their s «ries should be increased from $500 OLD FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY FOR GOLDS, GRIP, AND GOUGHS Father from Opium, Morphine, John’s Medicine is free Chloro- ferm or any Dangerous Drugs. A Doctor’ Use. s Prescription, 50 Years in Builds new Flesh Strength. “Absolute Truth of This Story Attested by Guar antee .00 to Any Charitable Insti- $25,000, tution Ffather seription. Prescribed O’Brien of cialist in ffather to his parishioners and way it became icine. to Give if Shown Otherwise. John’s Medicine is a physician’s pre- late Rev, Father John by an eminent spe- for the Lowell. Mass., 1855. John recommended this prescription friends and in this known as Father John's Med- This story is true and we guarantee to give $2 000.00 to any charitable institution, it hown otherwi: Fatner and lung troubles, and to make flesh to take because it ‘does not or any other dangerous drug. John's Medicine is recom mended for and strength, containmorphine, coughs, colds, and throat safe for all the famil opium, chloroform, cocaine of the | the continu- | that | and ! con- | [to $1,000 each and the number tinued as it is, at three.” Representative Tilson has gone to Haven to attend the Lincoln banquet of the Young Men's Re- publican club. He will be | tbree days. i Judge Cole of Waterbury ing in Washington. W is visit- i | Post Office Routes, The post office aepartment h: awarded a contract to Charles Keyes of Southington for a star route mail service from Meriden. by Milldale and Plantsville, to Southington, a distance of 10.39 miles, and back. There will he seven round trips per week. delivery and collection service is mnot required. The service goes into effect February 16 | - Petitions have been | sress as follows: ’ By Mr. Tilson—Petition of citizens of Glenbrook, Conn., favoring pre- paredness. Also petition of Pasquale Marcello | ana otners, of New Haven, Conn., favoring = the Kern-McGillicuddy vorkmen’s compensation bill. By Mr. Hill—Petition of George H. Meigh, of Rochester, and W. C. V. Duirin, of Olean, all in the State of New \nrlx Also, peti of Richards & | Ccelluloid Zapan Co., and Boston tificial Leather ~ Co., of ¢ Conn., -in favor of House bill 702, | dvestuff bill. filed in con- | | | B | | | the Bridge Over Thames, President Howard Elliott of the f\m\' Hayvén. railroad, who has been here ‘attending the annual convention i of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, is much | the fact that the war department has arproved the Pplans for ' the new #e of that railroad across | Thames river New London. The bridge is to be located 200 feet north of the existing railroad bric It { will be steel of the single leaf bascule tvpe, the draw raising up in the | on a hinge. The bridge will carry two { tracks at first, but provision will be made for enlarging its capacity to four tracks later. Increase in Rates. The interstaté commerce commis- sion has issued an order suspending | from March 1 until June 29 the | cperations of items in a number of railroad tariffsis proposing inereased ates on~plasteriand plaster products | from Gapbiitt ana-Oakfield, N. Y., and | Chester, Pa., and ‘other points to des- air as Reliable Laxative Relieved This Baby Child was badly Constipated ! been | home | Box | ; | amford, pleased over | Little Wood- | WOODROW WILSON, Dr. obtained, Caldwell's Syrup } trial bottle of free of NP Monticello, can be writing to Dr. Washington St., Pepsin charge, by Caid- well, 454 Tllinois. Che 10 on tinations in New ¥ngland. ases of rates arc from per net ton to poin | Bioston & Albany railroad, increase per ton from Chester Boston and 12 cent increase from Chester to Danbury and Hartford, { Conn. This e h hearing The comm from February to | the cent been igned for adelphia March 1. on has also suspended 29 until August 29 | tariffs of the Boston and Maine and | cther New England roads proposing | increased charges on milk and cream ! from interstate points to Boston and | oiher New England cities. 'WILLARD-MORAN G0 CAUSES FIGHT HERE Officer Pamck Qulrk Gets De- | cision and Arrests Pugilists Indications of the local intere in the Willard-Moran fight which to be held on March $ and on which hinges the title of world’s chanipion, was shown at 12:15 o'clock this ! | 4 | in- | morning in the lunch room at the Main street crossing when a ‘“free- tor-all” resulted from an argument regarding the superfor qualities —of the two pugilists. None of the com- batants measured up to the cham- | Quir! the | G0 | imposing a e { each of pionship calibre of Officer Patrick however, and he given when he brought Wil- Michael Murphy into Judge Meskill officer the decision of $7 and the accused. Charles Miller, night lunch room, stated that o'clock this morning Howard Gray, Murphy, Robert Hickock the latter’s father were partaking of refreshments. Fight talk started and one of the company remarked Moran would not last five rounds with Willard. The aspirant’s follower de- nied this and said that Willard was a big stiff, or words to that effec The result was that two of the party agreed. to “go up the track and fight was decision and morning liam Gray court this by on also gave the costs man at the at 12:15 Smith, | peace. and | that | xtension Granted Read This Letter: Hartford, MR. T. W. O'CONNOR, New Brtain, Ct. Dear Sir:—I wish to state in reply to your recent letter asking for further ex- tension of 10 days more to sell out the balance of your Bankrupt Stock chandise, that I have made arrangements to have my the store beginning the middle of next week, but I do take undue advantage over the store until you get 2 Ct., Feb. 11, 1916. of. ‘mer- architect begin to overhaul not care to push you or to reasonable time to close out the present stock you now have on sale—but I will expect that you will vacate the store February 26th, fixtures and all. I remain, yours very truly, Hoping that you will have a successful sale E.:A. SIMPS@N. FINAL MARK DOWN OF THIS HIGH to | 300 GRADE STOCK MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Original Values $15, $18, $20, $22 Your Choice While and $25. They Last w $7.98 Our Entire Stock of Men’s Furnishings Re- duced Below the Original Factory Cost. Everything Must Go, Nothing Reserved. Store Will Positively Close Feb. 26th. Fixtures For Sale. to wait, Gray Murphby Miller, tried Unable ek and wtacked when he it out ed Hicke fray and rant man During the through a window his hand through it. the to his foot shoved cock was an s and. did not want He said he was struck who it was that vard Smith told story which was likewise and Murphy one who suggested that up the track. He then ler tried to eject him he resisted. Murphy that Smith and Gray forcibly also were punch- entered the Gray restd make put and also | melee Murphy unsatisfactory to teil who g but did of vague aid that Smith was the Hickock go d that Mil- and declared fighting. his side Judge Meskill fined Murphy and and ordered that no witn fees be paid to anybody except M ler. Son of Rest Arrested. and ‘cheat another of the price Axelby was fined ‘costs for trying to restaurant man out hamburger steak. Employes of Troop’s Broad lunch- testified that Axelby had ordered the steak and then left without payving for it and Officer Hart made the arrest on com- plaint. The accused denied the charge and ‘said he was not even in the lunch room. Prosecutor Klett brought { out, however, that other similar com- {plaints have been made against Axel- |by and told the court that the young Thomas street BOSTON, MASS.--2 More Big Stores Added to Our Large Chain--PASSAIC,N.J. To Buy Right Means to Sell Right--- MOHICAN XXXX BREA (None Better) FLOUR Why Pay ! hbl More? ® Sk 9 to 11 a. m.—Saturday Morning—9 to 11 a. m. STEAK Short, Sirloin, Porter- house, Round 1b 15¢ EGGS Every One Guaranteed SOAP Goed Laundry SPINACH Fresh Gut-—VYery Fancy doz 21c |10 bars 22¢ |Peck 15¢ SUGAR Fine 5 |l]8 Granulated J4¢ Good Toilet Paper . .4 rolls Best Pearl Tapioca . .4 lbs 11c 13c DINNER BLEND COFFEE, 25c Value ..lb l 90 MOQHICAN WISTERIA FANCY EVAP. APPLES LARG PRUNES .. 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The youth this, accusation that he is a rest.’ Chased Out of Perkins, a vagrant out of town by the courd Officer Walenczius arrested Perki in the Sovereigns building last nigl The man was sleeping in the hallwi and said he had crawled in there keep out of the cold Town. Paul dered was af LEACH WINS, MAC LOS Wenck Rules That Manhattan, A, » Must Pay $677 to Oross, New. York, Feb. - 11.—Chairn Wenck .of the boxing commission h decided to let Sam Wallach, and . Manhattan A. C. adjust their diffe ences out of court. Wallach, .on hi half of Leach Cross, claims a balani of $667 from his brother’s fight i Johnny Harvey:' 'The &b chang that Leach’dnd His family bwe for tickets. Eddie maker of been relieved McMahon, former ' matel the Manhattan A. C. h of this official duf] Manager Waldron expressed the opig jon that he and Sam Wallach cou adjust their differences easily. T} Manhattan A. 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