New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1916. This Is the Time of the Year to Renovate the Interior of Your Home _ See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A A Showmg That Introduces the It Is Not Too Late large variety of Parler, Chamber and Liv- Newest Styles in To Find a Bargain | ing Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. | ' SPRING MILLINERY i THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY and 5 Fraskiln Square. Hew Britain, Conn, ™ HallinanBread & 'ce GreamGCo, EoE e Specials at Our Candy Counter i : 7 i | Maccabees in Middletown SimOaTE | E t -I- h i 11‘2’7?‘1» | | Mrs. Catherine Mount, Mrs. Catherine V;n S Onlg t Onr own make Bitter Sweet Peppermint and Wintergreens, A I ALL THAT IS NEW IN FASHION FOR SPRING AND SOUTHERN | Conlin, Miss Catherine Molumphy and || Bl i WEAR 5 Mrs. Bridget MeGill. All members of | smooth velvety cream covered with - sweet coating. 864.00 dollar rthof elassishowe: gt s e e e dlits L attond the Kick-In" Lyceum theater. The new fashions in Spring Millinery are here in many ex- =00, at T. W. OfComnori Co. i, 0 iin . E Rl PEPPERMINT and WINTERG £ : B clusive and unusually well chosen assortments of rt models at pre.—advt | High class photo plays, Fox's jhe- i K | B reasonable prices. They are so fresh and so smart that you will A sleigh party composed of members : ater. IWATINUT D ATES BoE e EodistnnGaoas 4 8 B 1o doubt enthuse over them the very moment you view them. The with an attack of tonsilitis of the Hartford Y. M, C. A. came tf e O hcut 5 it new shapes are: AW hat is & Trading Post? See Tur. | tPIS CIty last evening and was enter- | Vaudeville and motion pictures, s AT L shing 3 i i o : e tained at the local association. Keeney's theater. | AN AL L g TURBANS—with towering fancies of soft vulture feathers or all.—a 5 % - 3R 2 A L je us ug elvet fold e rcling their ova advt. Action on the demands of the hod- with a jet dagger thrust through a velvet fold encircling their oval William' Boyle of Hartford avenue is J s s § i -owns: others topped with ribbon hows and ros The Misses Claffey and Bergendahl | carriers for an incre in wages will (_“‘\’v"‘]"{l‘;l of puhlichworks meet crowns: others topped with ribbon bows and : 3 E sor. | be acted on at a meeting of the master o 5 . ,. ve returned from a trip to the Ber- & AL LR PRICONES—with fan-shaped fancies of imitation goura ma Island masons this evening. . " ur aKei epartmen 3 2 ans-continental telephone demon- J i ; ; : >OK . , lvel bbon bs s or Business is very brisk at the North Action on the estimates will Dbe | stration, Booth’s hall. POK aint and picturesque with velvet ri ands or swirling quills about their high crowns. Judd factory at present The ship- | taken at a meeting of the hoard of | - B ng room is operating until 9 o'clock | public works this evening. @ndrecilodee il d meels We Offer ou % K SAILORS—rolling or straight brimmed with feather fancies fery. evening and part of the force | 4 joap, vear dance will be given by | N Vesa hall. : B rDosea at sharp angles, orks Sundays @phert departmentsill/ae oo S0 I e A e ves ) - : /|¥ PARKER HOUSE ROLLS ....... 10¢ doz B P Phenix lodge, 1. O. O. F., meets / A wonderfully complete assortment, comprising hats for every e also working overtime. nin . £ g in Booth's hall | S - 1 e PYo s Miss May Queenin has entered the N e a i s in\ Jr. 0. 1 . . hall. § St HINE (¢ 9} sise 12¢ each woman. loy of James M. Hallinan as > delesatlon ofiroemberaofatbe I0 ¥ - R e 1 e,‘:og}.”,h..l» i worth league will attend a meeting Erwin Castle, K. G. E., meets in [ [EMON CARE . 6 GvEoLab L cach The new shades that are considered the most fashionable are: - ' HORIZON, MIST, MERMAID, GERANIUM, NEW GREE} SAM ROLLS .... . 9cecach § ORCHID, HONEY, CHICORY, CORNFLOWER AND BLOSSOM. I K b . o of the New Bri n Group in the Pros- | H. & H. hall . | ohn Kata has sold his interest in | pect Methodist church, Bristol Friday - Gl loon fixtures at 332 Main street | avening ¥ 3 John Lehman. | Carpenters i meets at 34 A delegation of members of the| Church strect. i e 20¢ doz ! clever styles in early Spring Millinery. You are not obliged to pur- B sicm Bt el e st [ O SS0TE oM Meriden i as | e sl entertained last evening in this city by Vesta live, L. . ML, meets at | & i Washington Camp, P. O. S. of A. {277 Main street . Zvery lady will want to “peek in" | 5 O D ; the XKavanaugh Shop, £0 Bratt st,| _Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carberry ‘of S i 1 Uur peicatessen Lounter B o5 5nd scc the new spring Hats.| Brooklyn, Y., have returned hom :““‘_’“‘“‘; K. 0. T.'M., meets B | after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James -2 Maln qetreet. ! You | Martin of Tremont street. i T The is of the annual cantata at St. Elmo lodge, K. of P., meets af APPLE TURNOVERS . 5¢ cach fg It would be a pleasure to have you come in and view these We don’t sell all the neckwear in will find all the popuiar bolognas and cooked meats. e Grammar school has commenced ILIhwnllywll] Bardeck has resumed his | 2 Main street. . MS_AFETY FIRST A 7’ B ) hearsals under Professor G. B. Mat- | Studies at St John’s college, Danvers, B N A l f oyvs The affair will be held on | Mass., after a mid-year vacation spent 1ley Post, G. A. I., mcets in ¥ Omen S ew ppa!'e 0 prit. 13 oy 14/ at his home in this city R. hall. THERE RIZASON. | P % Cha Jorth s roug T er 2. Mink o S 7 “all 906. We'll do the res Marsa Chapter, No''21, 0. E. s, ; Through Lawver S, R. Mink, the | gyoqish Republican club meets in e SRR LR ill hold itswegnla mm-rmgmmunow Dodge Scale company of New Electric hall = = lates will ‘receive initiatory ,;P:r,.(.g"/lu('km- store at the corner of Ne Wi Bt Camp i vwiAs car=t | 8 $ he sewing society will ‘meet in the | 16V and Pleasant streets was attached [, “pqcck’s hall e e B e e socits i m T (learance Hermann and John and ! Tadie§ Auxiliary banquet, lotel The following delegates will repre- ' 4 i | N | . i Bt (1o NowsBritain ang Vesth Hives Peler McKenna, all of Henry street, | Beloin. : : We have captured the Spirit of Spring and adercd away from home yesterday SR 2 L = nd were picked up in Hartford Ly | special meeting of common coun- | § embodied it in the new garments we are now i the police, They were brought back j it Eome, : : showing in our Women’s Shop. $610 Cash Reg +3000 forl Sale Only One “Bromo Quininc. ]42 MIKIN & i W. O'Connor Co., store.—advt. | To get the genuine, call for full || o STRELT & “Becomingness” is their keynote, compell- | na by ATIVE BR JIN Danint Exue e e nressliti e loomey LG XS IINEIBHOMOIQUIN auctéss Class of tha ¥i1a G A, mri. | Leok forisisnatureiot sy, CROVE [ } J ing admiration—and not one falls beneath Cures a Cold in One Da day evening on, “The Draughtsman.” | " Day | = ' e e R : the usual high quality Horsfall standard. John J. Farmer of Bridgeport, for- ! CANADA HOID, RI e I merly ¢ s city, was a visitor her 2 DS UP GIRL. @ 5 merly of this city, was a visitor here HELD ”\ AL SESSION. WARD CLUB SMOK 3 (:m"\ S " 1.\1.“ Cooke Forced to Sccure Creden- o : e The Fifth Ward Republican clu®, New Suits, New Coats, New Gowns, New | Chairman tossbers of the e Board of Relief Listens 1o a Number | (5 whose efforts is largely credited g a /. water board states that the municipal | S8Rl otg Qrosingiline of Appeals {he overturning of the democrats in Skirts, New Waists. {ice crop will be harvested within the That it needs something more than . i 4 that old stronghold of democracy, | appropriation of $1,100 j saving “open Sesame to enter Canada Nine property owners apbeared be-| ()" .ome out of winter <quarters | these days has just been proven by | fore the board of relief last nisht when |y, 05y 10 in preparation for the s —————————————————————— | Miss Rose Cooke, daughter of Mr. | the final session was held. Lyman J.| B0 000 Tonye avent will be signal- | L i . « | ana Mrs. Harry E. Cooke of 12 Maple | Booth, owning property at Hart and jhct : S Do 2 kJ :l-()lc TIRED SCHOOL CHILDREN. | . ot who left Monfl«xk{(;f\llsn 3§1» Lincoln streets valued at $20,000 ;"’”‘: “l’f;‘_: ’rr:"“‘l“: ‘\I;]-Itfl:“j“‘;;‘:-)“L: a u s (P Boxsiand elie mio Laciie on Pend: | and Mrs. John H. Cowlishaw, former | asked a reduction of - §7.008 e LR e e s e b s | ins over their desks for weeks and | residents of this city. The Canadian | Gladding complain d_of an - | Jiam McCabe, president of the club, | «Is PAYS T® REY QTR RIND™ sARTFORD, | months, and often studving at home ! ,ythorities stopped her at Beebe sta- | ment of $500 on a tru 1ar piece will preside and the speaker: will e . | ow ndition nd assport and | land on Chestnut street which he s include Speaker Frank aly of $8.89 ASTLEM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBUEL ST, 1 . s, run conc on, « aa she 4 N 5 % 3 = J§IienVONS, U {]," alis ih Hwice of| & the rnd nepe the Dominion offi s woythlows O him . E Windsor Locks and Judge William J. | wise mothers will take the advice of | cials firmly but politely sent her back | Klaus A. Larson and wife objeeted yii1one of Bristol - our iocal drugsists, The Clark e e e e B o | : e i Brainerd (o, Riker-Hegeman, Druz- When word reached this city of her | ty at outh Burritt street, asking afy,p A3 pATIC SOCIETY ENTERTAINS ‘,VL ARE PRFPARED gists, TT‘V B <10""- '“‘fz Blve | predicament, Mayor Quigley was ap- | reduction to $4.000 1 A ple: social was held 1 ¥ | such childr . because it is ealed to a e . o cory of 162 Glen street 4 algwas held 5 i pealed to and he made out a letter L. F. Avery O v t e o R | non-secret preparation which _con- ! Se%ideniincation The Cusadian st | sousht a reductlon on his icehouge, | In8 in St. Joseph's parish hall A P. MARSH MARSH mm” ALLEN hipls O CHE e Ul known, | {porities are very suspicious of every | valued by the assessors at $1.000. He | FHE v ma broancea b Successors to A. P. Marsh. 1z s guarante o strengthen and e 5 x . Ll 5 drams b he chure l : . :.;‘m 3 Ly“.“n‘:“?: \:v \h”mer o oMo oN I = RoRitn R fredien SR Toralses ol e 3 was successful in every detail. Whist House Painting, Interior Decorating, Paper Hanging. 1’.‘5"", ."ai.‘ (e Gl (1) GLE (it attempts to blow up munition plant D o Miranti of 264 Cherr s played and the winners were: Stretched Canvas Ceilings a specialty. | run-down, people, a ¢ | and place bombs on ships hound for | asked a reduction ¢ 500 on Rrid s ¥ o listimates furnished. Nc contract too large, no job too smail. | coughs, colds and bronchitis, or you | murope. Since the big fir e : ¢ $2.500 st, Mrs. Berry; sccond, Miss Mary shed. fear t | get your money hack | e B DisAir DO IR Ml isesmonteo ; Mr. Allen is a decorator of 25 years' experience, and a graduate of the . which destroyed the parliament huild- John A. and v ; New York School of Applied Arts. For the past three years with the Sage- ings the vigilance of the officials © a0 Y reduction on their house ont = = — - Allen Co., of Hartford. noticeably increased. Stz ,a “, i None but the highest class of workmen will be employed by this firm. Anria RowelCHILE (RWInEIIoD Sttect MARSH & ALLEN, Decorators, 38 Main St.; ‘felephone. WINNERS AT WH pleaded for a reduction of $600 on an | —_— assessment of §4 500 A i # — = = - f 46 Wiilow stree e | | Big Crowd in Attendance at Holy Samuel Siskin of ‘ t wants $400 off on property valued Family Circle Birthday Party. Mens ; Face Powder TSPHINX TEMPLE BA g AN T | > o et into a X K i i £ { late into the night, get into a weak, | {jon and inquired for her j Anderson want | Connelly. Refreshments were served. A successful whist was held yes- et terday afternoon in St. Mary's school oy S crrnE 1t youth itself—distinctly a er eS hall, under the auspices of the Holy Hrens 3 1"1' ; fragrant—and in its beautiful [ Family Circle, at which a large crow:l Representative John Q. Tilson of VT I 31 £ TR e Grart: N - cnjoved a fine program which was | New Haven has sent a large quantity for your dressing table. ! Y(,‘u Shou[dn i MISS This bottle is backed bv our guarantee, made in ! followed by a social. The hall w Garden seed to the New Britain A i o The The winners were: ladies, first, Mr: summer gardens BL= st N - b T 1 i ¢ N & i chic le: takes e gl o 2-QUART BOTTLE .. | John H second, M William | only instance of this kind in whic f‘.;u\\];(.i\\:,‘.-‘n ;";.vtmu r‘:“ "B HE MA SONIC ?A LL . | Sullivan; third, Mrs. Murial T. Switz- | Congressman Tilson has taken any VORI o 1 linger. The children's prizes were |action out of hix own district and the comes your companion. 2-QUART COMBINATION—BOTTLE $2 50 | captured by Miss Catherine Weston |superintendent and members of fhe | Made in Paris, Lady Ma at Arch Street Armory . and Miss Margaret Rivers. Thomas |directorate of the Boys' club are Face Powder been broug! ANI) FOUNTAIN SYRINGE % Hinche nd Thomas Donahue won | thankful to him. to New York (I‘»‘\ ‘zivl\":\\n'lm) " FRIDAY NIGHT the boys’ pr — f ster mal requ Other styles, sizes and qualities from 79c up. Electric f: ™S "ov R0 1 ana social win T (U ind may he had at ( Heating Pads and Metal Hot Water Bottles. E"“ held by the circle in the T. A. E. | rpye forty-seventh amniversary of | Duneiistore: f TICKLETS §3.00 — AT CROWELL'S. PORTE AND DYSON'S, hall next Tuesday evening. (he German Rifle club was fittingly 25¢ bottle B PICKINSON DRUG CO.. C. L, > C | | i s observed last evening in Bardeck’s | of Lady Mary Perfume witt - hall when the members and guests each box of dy Mary li\\ll CONCERT —— RAM OF 1‘ enjoyed a turkey supper scrved by Powder. SR ARG o ! El L-A s the members of the Ladies' German | T cr 1 moi Rifle club. At the cl 3 | C b l | lark 8 mmcrds { | DRUG CO MAI#«;Q_%& 2 Absolutely Removes | swread” dancing was enjoved rk 8 Brainerds 7 ; _ Indl estion. One package Theodore Johnson is home from the | TR Renall Shore : 1c a wordlcach!day pays fora classified ady. widhe Ha Philadel) Dental college for proves it. 25¢ at all druggists. | 1 % deriie DR get results. That's what you want