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City iterns Rev. G. E, ¥8 in New Mrs. C. H. Baldwin and Miss Mar- | rie Baldwin have returned ip to Atlantic City, N. elphia. The sum of $50 was realized on the €ent performance by the Y. M. T. & B. minstre The or w oth enter - E S\ ntertain ent afte Miss 1l ‘soon b Day, Pihl York. is spending ¢ from , and Phil- society give Lent. va Mount of Hart street, who | become the bride of Wil. | tendered a miscel- | | hower at the home her | Harold Mount, last eve- | Miss Mount was the recipient | number of household gifts, | Hol Hoff was of Masquerade, and B.—advt Indescribably soft! The Master Masons' association has | || ed notice from the lathers that | mpletion of the present con- | trike for an increase from | cents a Lbundle would Every single flake of it exhales the lovely fragrance of France’s oceur. wonderful flowers --- Vivaudou 50c. A report nmittec will be 1 the : in of recent st and entertainment at a meeting Daly il, K. of C., next Iy evenin A by charge a recent triumph counc T P L W guest of her mother, onev of Union street . ¢ ne of New Has Mrs, en is John | sharies b home Strobel is Church criti on street will held Lutheran evening W. Gaudian itthew's t Wednesday lock, Rev Cern at rk 8 Brainerd’s 1 this afternoon ! and reception | be held the | morning at the | servic, will EXTENSIVE PLANS ' OF METHODIST BOARD | —advt. Look Over Spring H Roseben Hat Them Shop. A number of applications have been | sited by the railroad company for b hackmen privilege at the depot. Suy R. Fitch has returned from a b to New Orleans with Philip Cor- | Board Program For Coming Year Adopted—Full Time Assistant for Pastor—Budget Increased. The off dist chury | ce board of Trinity Metho- Noble of has returned ice president H. C. prth & Judd company pm Florida. ommunion services will be held at John's church Sunday, March 1 [President G. W. Traut of the Traut Hine manufacturing company W York on a business trip William E. Beers will spend 5t week at Miami, Florida A meeting of the Phenix G I be held tomorrow morning lock, for Consideration of the work and fin- | the meeting this conference year. | vear, | ances for next (onference | | is in | of the Warren time. F. Cook, week and share Rev. the next sent to Imer for M It The minister, was called for communication the district superintendent, Dent_of New Haven, asking »ok's reappointment. s decided to employ the | a NN a full s well Wood, Sunday to take of plied. 1 met last night in its final | which begins April 1, occupiedsa good | NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1916. HAS WOMANCTHIEF AT POINT OF GUN | While She Tne; M(iss Accuser | and Begs Liberty » trial of Mrs. Josephine Kurjur ‘iford avenue in court this morning hrought out some sensational and also some amusing testimony when (he woman declared Max “eresky had arrested her in his cellar the point of a revolver, and resky said when he caught her ling his coal she begged to be re- icased and offered to kiss his hands and even his feet. The woman was found enilty of ing coal and Judge John H. Kirkham imposed 2 fine of $7 and dosts. Teresky also lives at myenue and complained that since Mrs, Kurjur to live in his { house about months ago he has mis 1 as well as cans of ish from cellar, “Then me Detective Bamforth arranged for her. said that his Nar is m the woman's by a partition which has been {Lroken down three times | Teresky said he hid in his cell il o'clock morning ined 11:30 o cight hours, but saw nothing of woman. He returned to his vigil the afternoon and finally —was warded seeing Mrs. Kurjur sneak cautiously into the cella care- fully around, then break down the partition and go into his part of the cellar, where she began to steal his ccal. When he denounced her she screamed and said: “Oh, Mr. Te T didn’t expect to see you here.” T thought so,” Teresky said he re- 208 Hartford came two been and [ ow to lay He explained separated Toarded | i | q vesterday rem: their until the in re- by look how and Tereskey then told the court 4he woman dropped to her knees begged to be released, offering to K his hand. When T ey did’ not pprove of this she offered to kiss his feet. Again he refused to become tHe ahject of her adoration and called for is wife. Tater Mrs. Kurjur offered if she should he released and began to weep. To quiet her tears, Teresky said he told the woman he s sending for the coal man when reality he sent for the police. Officer Cosgrove said Mrs. Kurjur admitted that she had raided Tere- sky's coal cellar three times. Kurjur testified that she made ake And got into Teresky's ccllar by accident. She asserted that when Teresky rushed in upon her he held her at bay with a re- volved, causing her great fright. She denied the theft Smith Goes to Jail. Philly Smitth, whose court {otals between fifty and_ sixty app ances, was sent to Jail for thirty da Philly was released from jail yester- day morning. Last night he walked e 87 in record To Prevent The When vou feel.a:cold coming on, bp it by taking LAXATIVE BROMO JININE and condition to ere only INE 2. W. Dox. . the | irip. service, SWIFT Wi *anonicus branch of the Sunshine i Do ihejinistan a ge attendance is anticipated. IS onEab s bech idsted i school hour to before the church thus keep the system | church service. GROVE signature put in the budget for adver- GS TOO SWIFT. over last vear. A general fety will meet Monday afternoon at | &5 @ stenographer and C. F Biciock at the Y. W. C. & end s (Who has had charge the the position of assistant. as decided to change the Sun- | with the purpose of getting | the entire Sunday school into prevent the GRIP.| A chorus choir for the evening ser- one “BROMO QUI- vas decided upon and a good | tising purposes. The budget for the coming vear was increased nearly spirit of confidence and progress v expressed itish Ship Fired on But Capture. Evades LURTE-KAPLAN NUPTIAT The Miss Mary March British [Newport News, Va. n Griffiths of the ift Wings reported on the jval here last night that he was led on twice by a mysterious ship out 600 miles off the Virginia hpes twelve days ago Simultaneously Captain le British steamer Lady Plymouth ought into Norfolik a report that had been chased for thirty-six by a mysterious craft whicn finally eluded in the darkness. wedding of Samuel Lurie and Kaplan of will take place at 23 Olive Rabht { the home the bride at tomorrow afternoon. officiate. The couple will by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Invitations have been ex- friends in several cities to reception which will fol- The couple will street, | street Siegel will be attended Berkowitz. tended to attend the low the ceremony. reside at 75 Smalley Johnson of a pu NEW ENGLAND FERTILIZERS GOOD VALUES IN 1916 Agricultural products are going to command big prices, and the finest and most attractive products will head the list. Crops fertilized with New England Fertilizers will be the best because they will be fed just what they need—natural plant food made out of BONE, BLOOD, MEAT and high-grade chemicals. And these fertilizers will have increased plant-food value at no increase in cost! Our free booklet tells the story. Will you write for it? See our denler nearest you. NEW ENGLAND FERTILIZER COMPANY, Boston, Mass. Made from Bone, Bloodand Meat WEEK-END CANDY Russell’s Old Dutch Style Chocs.,, just received 39c¢ lb Belle Mead Sweets, Bulk Asst. Asst. Bon Bons Choc. Chips Mary & Shaw's, Crane’s and Mirror Chocs., in 1-2-3- and ICKINSON DRUG CO., wanstr MAIN STREET nice and crisp Garden, Page Whitman’s, 5 pound boxes. D PSS — into headguarter and insisted that the world. owes him a living. He re- fused to leave the station house and was finally locked up. Anthony Makulus, sent o jail {January 12, was brought back today to contrihute to the children He was tion on nd promised support his | placea on prol Bamforth Gets Young Success has finally crowned the (fforts of Detective Sergeant Samuel | Bamforth in his attempt to round up {he chicken thieves who have raided | the coops in the northwestern section since September and costerday afterncon he arrested Kolodzik, Walter Zisk and Wieczorek, ail about 12 v rs he had questioned them admitted the various of their know- no less Thieves, v last {of the city | Joseph | stanley Gld. After closely they thefts and to the best ledge they recalled stealing than ) chickens, The hoys operated in a crafty man- Iner and did mos of their thieving lafter school. They then took the | birds to local stores where they sold {them at 18 cents per pound. Their | downfall came as the result of the | sharp eves of one of their friends, 12 vears old Thomas Tuszkowskl. , The Loy found a red button in a recently looted coop. He finally found one of schoolmates with a red sweater nus one button. Young Tuszkaw told the police. Sergeant Bom- forth Tounded them up and sccured admissions from® them that they were the thieves. Zisk and Kolorzik were the actual thieves, while they { turned their loot over to Wieczorek, who acted as a “fence” and disposed | of them. The boys were heard in cl and sent to the reform school. Judg- ment was suspended and the boys were placed on probation for a year, fifty-seven | | | mbers REAL ESTATE SALFE Real estate sales for recorded the town | totaled twelve. They K sowski land and the week as clerk’s office ire follow. to Szczey S7yszROWS buildings | Grove street. James Hall on to cllie Hall, land and buildings on Ellis street. Estate of Ludwig Boher to Mary Bohar' Judt et. al, land and buildings Glen street. fiarry Rosenberg to Istelle Green- berg land and buildings on Hartford avenue. Carl drews street. Stephen The Tk buildings George M. Murphy land | ter street. | J. August nold Carlson East street. Henry land and street. Abraham Dunn land ford avenue. Ernest Grubaro: Loan and Industrial ‘on Broad strect. st | on land A. And Jubilee Peterson to John and buildings on to and et. al. land Waschyshan company North street. anders to and buildings on rian on John Wi H. N Ar- on to Joseph buildings Carlson land and Daversa Lorraine Rocco on Bray to ! buildings | to on Myer | Har(- et. al. buildings Zevin and Polish land to the company MOTHERS who are planning to buy Spring Suits for daughters and young women who are leoking for smart apparel at moderate prices, will He pleased to note our announcement of Newest Model Suits at $18.75 Fine qualities all and each suit shows the light, youthful touch that so especially ap- peals to young women and girls. Shown in serge, gaberdine and poplin in checks, navy, green and rookie. * ’ Tiovstalls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 199 ASYLUM ST. 140 TRUMBULL ST CYPHERS’ INCUBATORS CYPHERS’ BROODERS CYPHERS’ HOVERS CYPHERS’ “CHIC” FEED POI'LTRY SUPPLIES EVEN THE AXE HERBERT L. MILLS HARUWARE 336 MAIN STREET Connecting with EEASE Y D T elebhoné 46 Main St., New Britain, Ct. MARSH & ALLEN Painting, Paperhanging, Decorating, Wall Papers, Canvas Ceilings. All Work Guaranteed MUCH [T real 000 on D REAL K | estate transfer | Broad street property 1 came known late yvesterday afternoon i when an option was filed at the town | clerk’s office the purchase by | Barney Miller Saul Waskowitz | from Joseph Mynaski and Frank { Kulas of land and buildings at Nos. | 12, 44, 46, 48 Broad street. The buy- | ers are to assume all encumbrances, | provision being made for. the : ment of a second mortgage of the balance to be in ¢ No com- | | are involved. | | March 3, | Paris, March 4, involving be- kvens Tonight Lyceum “An Outsider,” ror and High theater. class photo plays, Fox's Vaudeville Keeney's nd theater. moving held in to Sep Army of the Republic will be from August 29 was announced today ADO ABOUT (HIN 50 missions sk ity 151t K3 tember 0. U A M. hall. 9: m., via An uards at the M., == Rome, p. inci- Vati- 1 m.— TUBERCULOSIS F The LIk meeting of the will he works dent among Swiss in which the guard Joseph Manze Vega society E. COAST. 4. N. March Atlantic coast Eastport, Me., with iner New England meets in Vega hall annual uber- | i STORM OFF heldSinitican .t | discharged his f A1 nified tributed to- | iNto an international matter involving Sont 2 | italian, papal and Swiss jurisdiction. ! moving northeast the guard, resisting arrest ality - some offense, first barricaded him- Relief society of | losis | culosis ! Washington, ~The storm the New Britain tent arnts, has been mag- 321 1 . M., meets board room hall " the public 5 | : e o . by certain Ttalian newspapers Ssweeping fron e e S e Jacksonville to s in any way the work or support of the or- tion considered memb. land ave asked to attend. The an- | nual reports of the officers will be i 3000 made and officers for the coming year | £ | Italian police will he chosen | swiss frontier { pulsion Burritt today a hall. Grange, meets in Judd's violence off the st. BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One packagt proves it. 25c at all druggisis are ing in a room and later left the Vati- the the § | | | by to of He and under was taken conducted an order Bazar of Teuotnia Maennerchor. H. C. BROWN I8 i The new organized Harry C. Anderson HATRMAN, service hall as commission night with chairman. A. G chosen temporary i hold civil City Brown was ADVANCES. Okla., March 4.—The of Oklahoma and Kansas erude oil ad- | ten cents to $1.40 a barrel | Kar | here today, setting a new high record. | national i at last COST OF OIL i price | : \. R. ENCAMPMEN City, Mo. npment M of 4.—The | nd | | rch the is plann 1 THEATRE GRAND HARTFORD CROWDS! CROWDS! CROWDS! 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