New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1916, Page 7

(Phone Number Charter 5200) (Mail Orders Carefully Lilled) THE NEW SPRING WOOL DRESS STUFFS ARE HERE FOR YOU TO SEE AND BUY Yes, our stock of the very full and complete, with plenty of time for you new gown ready THE BEST we are asking are gone. Dresses. PLATIDS, fifty pieces in effects, suitable for dresses, separate children’s plaids, skirts, also SOME HANDSOME skirts, also stripes, are shown in the effects, black Jatest as vorite cial ALL WOOL POPLINS and Gran- in a desi very Most and at ble separate HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY for them. Come at once to sce them and make selection for your Spring STRIPF both and white choice color fabrics for skirts, latest in the season's to for Easter wear, THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS, Lvery They can not be duplicated CHECRS, and BLACK AND light dark with a very choose from very popular, e yard PLAIDS for 42-INCH well as in the This is Spring orin for GRANITY tijetly all wool, , fi range. dresses separate skirts Big value for ...$1.00 Yard cqualled DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAI RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF Berlin News EAST BERLIN WOMAN * OEVERELY BURNED HMrs. Timothy Tierney Was De- stroying Rubbish in Yard WHEN GLOMS CAUGHT FIRE Sunday Dvening Excitement os Worthington Ridge. When Roof of Sdacob’s Place Catches sington Epidemic Not Serious, Whilc rubbish Mrs, Timothy cuught oman to burn a this of t attempting in her yard morning, Tierncy Berlin the unfortunate burned. fir, and was severe ident occurred i Mrs, fire ac it tending to is understood the Neighbors heard her scream and went alone. immediately. called and he did power alleviate Mr. Tierney, who Berlin Construction of wife 1 1¢c hurried Mrs. Tierney was severely burned about {he Ludy, but it is not known whether the fatal tc her assistance T. C. Hodg cverything how sufferings. mployved at the on in his to is wits his notified s home, Fire, family on Sunday Adolph the Evening rlson and « house iugton were frightened cvening about 6 o’clock, when spark were secn to issue from the roof the domicile A small fire dis- covered on the roof tingished the family and a few Worth- t ceupy Jacob's tidge, of was nhers the who of neighbc certainly does heal "©€CZ€EIlLil Inour file of reports, covering a period of twenty years, literally thousands of sicians tell how successful the Res- inol treatment is for eczema and similac skin troubles. The first use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soapusually stops the itching and burning, and they soon clear away all trace of the eruption. No other treatment for the skin now before <the pubiic can show such a record o | professional approval. Scid byall & I heen Ilire—Ken- Tiole | hold pile of | | of Tien Dr. | | rshed to their assistance How the | laze startted is not known There [rasta roaring fire in the fire place all day yesterday and it is resumed that soot, which in the chimney caught fire and emitied spark which fell on the roof. It s | sidered very fortunate that the blaze was discovered in time for there was a strong wina blowing. which would probably have caused the destruction of the house lodged con- New Cases Reported, The epidemic of grip and measles, which is at present prevalent in Ken- ngto shows no signs of abatement Several new cases have been reported it the last few days, While there ha nevertheless th sard the situation serious and arc of the opinion that it will die out in a few days. of the children afflicted are conva- leseing rapidiy and it is felt that the crest of the cpidemic has no subsiding s physicians do not T as it [ reachea Hold The Berlin an open the Berlin tonight at 8 program has feature *of which Arthur Tiars,” by Mis Meriden. The dially invited hoped there present. To Open Meeting. Lite socicty meeting in the parlors Congregational church An interesting heen arranged. the will be the reading Jones’ comedy: “The Althea Clark of general -public is cor- to attend and it is will be a large number ary o'clock. Berlin The at 7:30 The women's Aid Wednes afternoon Congregational Church. Boy Scouts will tonight o’clock meet socicty at the will meet home of vho | was soon | | Mrs. S. A. Fiske. [ The thought for the prayer meeting { Thursday evening at 7 will {Te: “The Need of Ivangelistic cffort }in Berlin and how cach one of us may {nave a part in the worl It is ex- | pected a representative gathering will Te present. here will be tor's at cvening at 7 30 o'clock a meeting of the p the parsonage Friday o'cloclk, class Kensington Congregational Church. The subject for the Women's Mis- sionary society Thursday afternoon at o’clock will he: “The nd Where Is Always Afternoon.” The regular mid-week prayver mcet- ing will be held Thursday evening at the of Mr. and Mrs., Frederick H. | 7t home Crane. St, Pani's K. €. Church, Special lenten devotions will he ol- gerved during the season on Wednes lay and Friday cvenings Appro- priate sermons will bhe delivered at the exercises he it d M. meeiing thiz ¢ Kensington Chureh, the cning The monthly of class will be o'clock The Bpworth le morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock E T will be the leader and the {subject for discussion will be: “Other ac a Watchword for Christians.” Briefs, Rev. William Ilazen Tndia, is spending the brother, Rev. Carleton of the Kensington church, R N, sionary under the of American Board of Missions and this country on a short furlough Julius Collins of Hudson is ail with en attack of pncumonia St. Paul's T. A, and B. 2 meeting Yesterday morning iransacted routine husines | society attended communior held will meet to- Ro, m Bombay day with h Hazen, pastor Congregutional Hazen i mis- the is in dircction ocicty held 1nd The rody morning at Charles Nelson of | new sclect and were placed long ago you will not bave to pay the big price have come since. yard of these are worth muc] large assortment and CREPE wool, and a splendid range of col- U the Some | heen | will | styles is now and have your as our orders advances that h more today than by us when these CHECKS, to WHITE Ihese checks re extra values 50c Yard, Up CLOTH. all lovely material Dresses. Priced ..$1.00 Yard a JITINGS, 54-inch, for coat suits and ne colors, and un- price, which ere...$150 Yard N YOU CAN DEPEND ON Us., tcturned home after o business trip to dence. Paul's Drum arsal this The Misses Murray arc will Parish hold a hall. and Adele ill with attacks of grip. | Mr. and Mrs. William Pabst of | I<ensington are receciving congratula- tions on the arrival of a daughter, torn this morning. corps reh evening in | | Johanna | T ORDER. Ixamination State. ATING Gas Must Pass New New in York [ | g T | New ha iminant fou York, so 1 March ely while 6.—The displaced the has that has of clectric light gas an il cmployment sroatly public to gns of conking in ! ereased in t city 1 commission in methods service decided change | tests, | T | manufacturing | product to a i lighting test. | | making reanire the companies gas to submit their heating as well a Heretofore the requir that gas shall have will not ment has heen 22-candle power. O1L PRICE May Bring About Sale of Stored-Up Products. Pittsburgh, March 6—The advance in the price of the princi- lipal grades of crude oil appeared to- | day when the purchasing agencies announced an increase in Pennsyl- vania crude of ten cents a barrel to $2.50, the goal for which producers were said to have been waiting. Other des were advanced as follows: Cabell, seven cents to $2.02; Mercer black Corning and Newcastle, ten cents to $2; Somerset, seven cents to $1.85 and Ragland, two cents to 85 conts, Refining expected interests said they ex- pected this would bring into the mar- ket a part, at least, of the vast stores of crude oil held for the account of producers in tanks and pipe lines. They held out no hope, however, that the increased supply would af- fecet the market value of gasoline. MPOR | OF POTATOF { Canadian Shipments to Be Guaran- teed Free From Disease. Washington, March 6—An authorizing permits for the tion of potatoes from jcct to nmew regulations been accepted by ernment was department of culture. Canada having agreed that all po- i tatoes offered for export to the United must be free from injurious < and insect pests, imports that country will be exempted the requirement of inspection and certification before shipment. They will be suhject to the usual in- spection arrival. order importa- Canada, sub- which have the Canadian BOV- mnounced today by the States | from from on MALIA HELD IN $2,000 BOND. March 6—George Ma- in ity court today assault with Intent to until Wednesday. iTe is accused of Rafale Napolitano, his in the latter's home, a family fight. Na- recover. idgeport, arraigned ged with remanded 22,000, was in bail of slashing 1S agz- XC TONAT, OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED to an encrgeiic, man to cngage in outomo- )0 cash required. No Profits. Knowledge essent Apply e aressive bile line. RISK. Large of not Automobile, ¢ e of | Guisippe | News P'#invi!l@%, FINED FOR KEEPING - GIRL FROM SCHOOL Landino Thought T?wm Should? Give Daughter Trolley Tickets \ | | LET OFF WITH LIGHT FINE Action Brought By Board of Educa- tion—Saturday Night “Drunks” In | Court—On¢ Goes To Jail—Gould- | | | Miller Nuptials—Other Matters. Charged with having failed to send his eleven-year-old daughter to school | Landino hefore | Justice A, H | morning and was fined §1 and costs, only onc of the three counts against | ssed. The man's | appeared Condell in court this | him having been pr arrest was seemingly due to a misun- | derstanding on his part, the evidence | thought I'rincipal | scho child to ride on the trol- of the facts sented at the hearing Justice Condell | showing that he Judd of the loc against ce was diserim- | inating hi; by refusing to give her tic Because pre- was inclined to be lenient and he let | {he accused off with the minimum | penalty. Landino was arrested by Constable Marino on complaint of the bhoard of education. He had neglected to send his daughter to school for three weeks and he continually ignored the in- structions of a representative of the hoard who called at home on the Southington road investigate the case. his to Some of the children living near the | Landinos ride to and from school on the trolley car, Principal Judd sclling school fickets to them. Children living in the Mountain View and White Oak sections get their tickets frec, the town paying for their trans- nortation. Tandino’ daughter thought {he same conditions applicd to the voungsters living near her home | asked he principal for tic Judd explained the her but she evide couldn’t understand it and her at home caused her father o that there was discrimination her. As a result he kept her and she ots, Mr. ranzement o thy to nst home. Grand Juror Gwillim had preferred three against him, one for caceh week that the child was absent from school. hut after testimony had been taken, Justice Condell suspended judgment on two of them on condi- tion that the little girl is not from school during the next T counts twelve wa its Kind that v Tlainville heen hrot coin oa time! Night “Drunks.” Prior's court was also Ma- appearing for hearing on charges of intoxication and breach of the peace. He rested Saturday evening by Constable Downing. Maroney was intoxicated. He had taken refuge on F. S. Neal's veranda and was making insulting re- marks to women passing A complaint was made to Officer Downing and he placed him under arrest. The prisoner put up a resist- ance and it was necessary to twisters before he could be locked up. In court he explained that he came here looking for work at the trans- fer station. He wanted another chance. Justice Prior explained that he did not propose to tolerate disturbances by tramps who visit Plainville to work a day or two for the railroad. = e sentenced him to jail for thirty days for drunkenness and imposed a fine of $3 and costs for breach of the peace. Gets Off With Fine. Robert Kenney, station employe, was the reason for a Sunday session Saturday . . this Justice in session morning, James roney, a transient, a was ar- a transfer of the court over which Jus- tice A. H. Condell presided. was arrested Saturday night, been caught in the dragnet set by Constables Marino, David and Ander- son. He was in an intoxicated con- dition at the time. Grand Juror Gwillim charged him | Wwith intoxication and the court let | him oft with a fine of $1 and costs, | his story having shown him to be de- | serving of clemency. Kenney set- ) tled. having Gould-Miller Wedding. Mrs, Mary Miller this morning be- | came the bride of Victor Gould, for- merly of this place, the ceremony be- ing performed in Waterbu young couple came here service for the wedding which was served at the home of the young man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | David Gould of Whiting strect. They will spend their honeymoon Ver- mont after which they will take up their residence in Waterbury. The couple received a number of gifts from thelr Plainville friends. The employes of the clerical depart ment of the Trumbull Blectric pany and the company itself gave the bride gold coins as gifts. Mrs. Gould has heen a member of the office force and was popular with her associafes. 1e | | ter the | breakfast | in com- Diphtheria Cases of diphther to he reported here in seve Two cases have John on T 2irls The san developed \. Gleason and st Main street. In both afflicted with the leasor Griffins in the families Hayden of Griflin cases discase live in the tenements have s and > house and both story | ahsent | | at the time, | use the | Kenney | Church OLD FOLKS NEED “CASCARETS"” FOR LIVER, BOWELS act. Acis alts, Calomel, Pills Bowels Like Pcpper Nostri on in Life! Don’t Bilious, Sick, Headachy Constipated, Stay and Enjoy 1HE HARTFORD SILK STORE. ESTABLISHED 1832, Exclusive Agents for Hartford for “American Lady” and “Madam Lyra” Corsets. Two Days’ Sale—Tuesday and Wednesda An Introductory Sale of SPRING DRESS GOODS (SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY) Offering Materials At Special Prices and Giv ing Free With Every Skirt, Dress, Suit or Waist Length, Any Standard Pat- tern That You May Select the Most old howels people must give to the some regular help, else they cuffer fron constipation The con- dition is perfectly natural. It is just natural it i for old people to Wi slowly For age is S0 outh. The muscles are loss And the bowels are muscles. old people need Cascarets One might as well refuse to weak with glasses to neglect this gontle aid to weak howels, The bowels must be kept active. This is important at all ages, but never at fifty have suit very reduction that you wanted before opportunit; aist length complete stock of and fred may select materials fo the ad old dyed are thd will dress length from our very substantial Standard Patterns includes the most placed as Wednesday you length, a 18 and purchasing a skirt of the followin Dress Coods at of of the Our Goods this season's Tuesday never of or w any Sprin choic active cl mate a any latest Dress wi stock our orders were (our guarantee eves as v, and as raw material dyes are strictl former v high & and in vanee and lowest in we our prices materials. reliable o so dependable ade seeh as | Age is not a time for harsh physi | Youth may occasionally whip the ‘ howels into activity But a lash can't | e used every day. What the howels of the old neced is a gentle and patural tonic. One that can be con- D stantly ithout rm. The only | suen tonic scarcts, and they [ enly 10 ¢ at any [ B STORM SERC T T e Storm Serg nha CTAL: PRICES AND FREH ERN. ADVANTAGE OF THESE ST STANDARD PAT TARE YARD navy, Copen in combina. 75c hades e <p inch taupe, and Pattern, TAL s widc TAFTITA, Taffeta, 40 hlue sponged WwWool W plum agen 11 the wanted 0ol bottle reseda, green for Dre yard silver Yo shrunk 75¢ Labrador and black free any used S as ( cost drus tion Standard nt box 75c YARD navy, taupe, dresses and > i yrown, dark shrunk, for special 75¢ ches wide, in ¥ reen sponged and tern i skirts, yard. hiack Standard o nd been placed er | Health Ogider 1.\ The childTep are said to have ht attacks of the malady | Send Extra Iingincs Hel | In an effoyt to relieve the | tion caufsed, by the great increase in | freight FReing transported over the | Northantfton division railroad officials | vesterday dispatehed extra here. “‘Several crews worked day Sunday (rying to clear which have been choked ‘rnv over a week. | While they made some headway ‘:hcr( but little improvement in | the conditions today and freight trains had to wait here sometimes for over | an hour before the lines were open | for them to proceed. Nothing like it has been seen before in the history ! of the road. The crews almost com- | pletely fagged out by the strain, admit | that they are accomplishing but little | owing (o the great number of c held on every available siding | tween here and New Tlaven. | hey are having great difficulty in | ping the crossings clear a while the townspeople are .\f:.(xlm:\‘:-‘j {juaionsithrone the blockade they seemingly Rasduesdn N e den the conditions under which Seott New York, Union Number are working and complain OpDoSIHen Mior. ronom natians The same is true | | > any 19¢ YARD and gree also fres SPECIAL 10 inches wide very desirable weight ttern, special 49¢ yard. SUTTINC Fanc Suitin stripes and checl Standard P S, FFANCY : brown ring wear in blue for s conges- any $1.29 YARD blue, plum, grey,) this season’s lates Pattern, $1.29 yardd $1.50 CREPE POPLIN Poplin, 50 inche wide. reseda, L and Dblack, sponged and shrunk, s or Suits and free any Standard engines Crel here all the =idir with brown fabric f navy (& cars $1.29 YARD) the wanted shades,) ttern, special price| FOR es wide, i1 Standard I GABERDINE, REGULAR $1.50. New Spring Gaberdine Incl also black for Suits, and free any $1.29 yard. was GRbian 48¢ YARD) wide, in the wanted| black, regular price 59c, for coats, Standard Pattern, special 48c yards STORM SERGE, SPECIAL Good quality Storm S shades, also plenty of navy suits and dresses, also free, o, 36 inch n and any Vi T | treatment there. The latest vieH | recently arrived from Encarnad |.Jelisco, Mexico, 900 miles south of} ‘ Paso. ! bes all to 152 The fourth G. 6, names of distributed up the country on the ballot andidates the member ing the heen making out the held conta be s e 1 in TRAINING OF PAREN realize the men but little. has no her and Mother to Learn the €f the presidency. | of Walter W ey GREE for & WmLhT L of Children. George Bunnell of (his place, a | : traveling salesman, is Y’\'}Y"V’[)(':]l(:‘o h(f van\»\r} T:tmh( r J<\>l for vice president eritically ill at the Elm City hospital | sioretur (O e S [ in New Haven and his relatives anf | Soorc oy jicasurer, s oppsed Dy | r1r;mm\ are apprehensive over | L S B, L\l)-“]ln and dition. . E. ] t, Houston, Te || M: Bunanell s suttering teoms sheut | Tl;(: union will send four delegates | matism which during the past few | {0 the convention of the American | days affected his heart to such an e | Federation of Labor and will tent that his condition | four trust of the Union I Members of his family Home. his bedside —A Chica March 6 | campaign to provide the adeg | training of parents that they, in tul may train their children propef announced today ‘at the hed here of Internatiol School assoclation. branch of work as superintendent ng of nation-¥ | s con- | we quarters he Sunday The tional Pearce, n, at a ministers today, contemplates the tablishment of a parents’ departme an adjunct to every Sunday sche this department he said p tudy hoa dew edud new church = edul w. 2 outlined I inters precariol led to we meet e DING IN MEXICO. March 6.— suffering from typhus the isolation camp hospital here total of four i | Bricf be m. | TYPHUS SPR! | Items, Ash Wednesday ser- 1 Paso, nd 7 At the | Mexicans dy Wed- | taken county will 8 a There vices at Church Ouy | nesday. Friday evening ten devotions will | church in Martha regular ows Tex Thre W i th mak- the the us to at ents can me n 0 T.en- vesterda opment of ind reli be Matthews | 1 IForestyville. cases now under Rebekah meeting hall. The Ladies’ Aid socicty of {he odist church will have a Wednesday afternoon o'clock at the Chichester on James Wehs again able to be out after having heen laid up for sev- | | eral days with a badly sprained knee. lodge this will cvening hold a in Oad Mcth food sale from 2 of Mr Bicyele street home Burton er is A month’s mind mass for Miss Mary | Walsh will cel of Our Lady of Aerey Thurs. morning at 8 o'clock Satur morning there will be an anniversary mass for Mrs. Henry O'Hara. i Mark Stone is confined ty his Bicyele street hy illnes IN:YOUR BUILDING PLANS BE SURE AND SPECIFY REYNOLDS’ FLEXIBLE ASPHALT SHINGLES REYNOLDS’ SHINGLES Have been chosen in preference io other types of roof material because They be brated in the day home on Sequassen lodge will confer degree at onthly 0. 0. I Thursday Mrs. Grace L. Diggle ton street, has returncd tic City where she b the past few week the first | its in I hall mecting night of W hin from Atlan- s been spending cost and maintenance cost ady more than weather are exceedingly are durabl with no apparent ar guarantced. afford fire protection are pieasing in appearance. allow a selection of colors; make houscs warm in winter give honest REYNOLDS’ SHINGLES Have been chosen in preference to other asphalt shingles because Thes The, low first having heen on roofs change in appearance Owing 1o the k 2 s no session in the morning, the children sent home after their of the cold. steani there this | baving been | arrival because alr twelve proof vears qualities, Wi schools or They They They They They They COTTiUl\ OPl"()SEl) brick red gra aud ¢ gray green and ol in summer. roofing value, New York Man Will Be Unanimously -elected President of 1. T. are ingle have the been original a given the L than any other asphalt shin They are made from high guality The mineral surface is guaranteed on does stay ¢ They have the indorsement of the National Board of Fire Unde cach carton of shingle ring the Underwriters’ stamp of Write us for further information, prices and a. Bro:ners phalt real test on the roof about eisht year 5 longer Nominations Close on Ma felt to stay and high melting point asphalt. March 6.—Nomina- the International delegates to the Fed ongress ada, will an an- The oflicial Indianapolis tions for oflicers Typographical union convention the American tion of La and to ti trades and laboi close March 8, according nouncement made today. and of | rwriters, A pproval samples. of ras *iWai hor of New England Distributors RYMARCH ST, BUSTON, MASS, ole BATT e (e