New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1916, Page 3

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 12 16. FOURTEENGAMBLERS | T o ] T o NUEITTN N Ry S S | Bage-Allen X v HARTFORD Each Fined $5—"“Patsy” Bridgett SUITS HER [\ Fined $60 for Running Joint NOT A LEFTOVER WINTER SUIT IN STOCK ur Ready-to-Wear Depar i d Our Ready-to-W Department is absolu As a rosult of a gambling raid free of winter suits. g { pulled off by Sergeant Georgo Kelly Everything is new—everything representing 4 an icers A. J. Richar¢ Villi i i . GEics RO s e vanced styles for spring. Our stock is as completed bers at the Hotel De Ville beteen 3 you would expect to find it a month later. and 3:30 o'clock S d: i s . . K f0iiztsan e B YL s o This gives you the opportunity to wear the nu arrested and arraigned in police court up-to-date apparel—And the Cost Is No Greater Thy is morning on a charge of f ent- Aep o ing a Fambling e Y(k)lu Are Asked to Pay For Last Season’s Styles El gullty and was fined $5 and costs. where. “Patsy” Bridgett, charged with 2 e Qi : ning the gambitue Ja{et lesdon talil2 'SUITS AT $19.75—Suits of smart style in Gre ty and was fined $60 snd costs. All Variety. Plenty of room for choice in material, col paid their fines, J Beloin : prietor of the Hotel Do Villo . and style. Those black and white checks that are arraigned as it appeared that very popular are in evidence here. And all details nothing to do with th ch : : i H HiSttoominad beshl ol me lm tailoring and workmanship are right. fThe?;: are ng bed and asleep at the time of the raid. suc&h aTIyou m1§ht expect to pay $h25 or—but vgtla All Glve Fuke Nauiws, and sell in such great quantities that we are able oh:“:\uri; e \\o(fllthl?n:vnxsl: S oedan give extreme values. and' thelr names, in Several sasss wee SUITS AT $25.00—Extremely clever styles inclu T e SA [0 th8 police, | Bveryons ing many of he most popular models shown in Neg gave a fake namé when ar- : : H 4 York at this minute. Some are adaptations of styl created by leading Paris leaders of style. And we have an abundance of new Spring Coa also, as well as gowns and wraps. Ask to see the original Paris creations which have here. You will be delighted with them. " Boston Store OUR DRAPERY SECTION The New Spring Creations in CRETONNES Have Just Arrived. The styles and colorings are beauti- ful. The Fruit and Flower being designs so artistically portrayed Mid throughout you can have a veritable Summer Garden pictured vour home while nature siumbers. This is the price range 17c, 20c, 25c, 29¢, 37%c and 40c. Let us show them to you. EVERLASTING GALATEA A new The Smoke of Men Who Win A fresh-rolled “Bull” Durham cigarette almost says “Speed up!” right out loud. Keen-eyed, clear-headed young fefi)ows smoke “Bull” Durham because it has the sparkle and the “punch” —the youthful vim and vigor. Every time you “roll your own” with “Bull” Durham you open the door to Hustle. GENUINE ‘BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO “Bull” Durham is unique among the world’s tobaccos. It is distinguished from all others by its wonderful mildness, its delicious mellow-sweet flavor and its distinctive aroma. rested however and they wore all prosecuted under their aliases which | they gave, the state not bothering to | prosecute them under their correct nam The names given were James Jenkins, George Smith, Thomas Burnes, Harry Cook ,William Barnett, | John Crowe, George Brown, James | Wells, Joseph Markey, Arthur Young, Edwin Andrews, George Haskett, John Mack and Harry West. Prosecutor George W. Klett in- formed Judge John H. Kirkham that for the past six weeks the police hav been receiving complaints from fathers and brothers of certain youns men that a gambling joint was being run at the Hotel De Villa. The place was raided Sunday morning and although Bridgett was caught, his partner in the business was not apprehended. The prosecutor recommended a ' fine of $5 and costs for each of the fre- quenters, but said he would not rec- ommend any particular fine for Brid- gett as this was not his first offense. Bridgett has been arrested before for running a gambling joint, and the last time was fined $50 and costs. There- fore the prosecutor thought he should be fined more heavily than that. He referred to the proprietors of the joint as sharpers Lawyer W. F. Mangan, representing Bridgett, denied that there was any evidence of sharpers, and the ecutor changed his statement, that the young gamblers were by those who were ‘“shrewde they. Although Lawyer thought a fine of $50 and 5 enough for Bridgett, the judge posed a fine of $60 and costs. Fight at Arcade Restaurant, A wild, disorderly fight took place at the Arcade restaurant late Saturday night during which Fred Hickey was sted on a charge of drunkenne: ssaulting Miss Katherine Ander- abric for Children’s Wear, will heretofore | This is not a printed fabrle, but yarn dyed and woven in an exten- y of stripes, at 1 7 e 10¢ House Dresses etc,. etc., last | longer than any Galatea made. McCall’s Patterns and 15c. PULLAR & NIVEN THE CURRAN DRY €00DS Co. S E L a waitres! nd Fred Giguere w arrested on a charge of drunkenne: and breach of the peace. The c was continued until tomorrow, as the state's witnesses did not appear this morning, and Prosecutor Klett has or- dered Mrs. Hazel Sullivan, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds and Miss Katherine Ander- son subpoenaed and brought into court tomorrow. The fight at the restaurant was a merry one while it lasted. Chairs were 12V5¢ Fancy Dress Gingham ; | overturned, dishes were broken, tables eat tt and contents spilled over the floor neat patterns. 8c ! Tonight, yard . ... Boys’ Wool Knee Pants, 5 to | L 4 | . 17 years. Extra well made | The kind you pay 49C 75c¢ for. Tonight . . { | and t least one berry pie was sent Crochet Bed Spreads, extra| “We like Aunt Delia’s Bread, because we can-eat it :witl ever tiring of it, and it is so good.” Your grocer can get it for you. Parkerhouse Rolls Rich, Tender and Delicious, will be OUR SPECIAL FOR THIS TUESDAY Per dozen cheses 108 Our Whipped Cream and Custard Goods are always sweet striotly fresh made every day. Our Crullers and Doughnuts are made of high quality material and are fried in Pure Lard only. 4 [Ask for FREE package of “‘papers” {with h 5 k. o . I Seanos eae That's because it's made of the very choicest of rich, ripe Virginia-North Carolina “bright” leaf—the smoothest and mellowest tobacco in the world. You get a lively smoke and a satisfying. smoke when you “roll your own” with “Bull Durham.” FRE An lllustrated Booklet, show- s ing correct way to “Roll Your Own" Cigarettes, and a package of cigarette papers, will both be mailed, free, to any address in U. S. on request. Ad- drees “Bull” Durham, Durham, N. C. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. im- that one of his brothers had killed on a European battlefield. next day he got a letter saving that another brother in the war had heen badly wounded Then I got foolish and got drunk,” the accused said. Court Enriched Today. From the fines imposed in the twenty-two cases tried in court this morning the coffers of the court have been enriched to the extent bf $180, not including the additional costs imposed in each case. Probation For Boy, John Pizen, a 17 years old boy, was placed on probation after receiving a reprimand for violating previous prc bation. The boy was receiving $1.25 per day at the Stanley Works but lately told his boss he must have $1.20 or he would quit. He quit and his troubles then began. JUDGE MU | MURDEROUS BANDIT | AND NOTHING ELSE WEPADAT.&T. $239,900,000 IN"14, GI‘OSS Earnlngs 0[ Gompa:ny IH" % g > Mre. Otto Wunsch of 168 Curtis I such a brilliant display of Hn,tl, creased Over $13,900,000 in Year g street. Gowns and Waists. New York, March 13.—An increase to be unusually Spring season. —advt. of more than $13,900,000 the gross earnings of the American Tele- phone and Telegraph Company last year over 1914 is shown by the annual report of President Theodore N. Vail, made public today. The total gross receipts of the company, not includ- ing the connecting independent com- panies, last year 39,900,000. ARCH MAIN ST CONN. Every line complete for’ Mrs. J. H. Webb of 41 A very choice ¥ street, fell near the Stanley crossing Saturday night and frac- tured her left leg above the ankle. She was removed to her home in the police ambulance. A meeting of the Hundred Men's society will be hld this evening in Vega hall, Albert Westlin of 20 Wallace street is reported as missing from his home. He has not been seen since Thursday. He is 33 years old and has a wife and two children. Linden street “Free stroke” sport coat mod young men's Norfolk suits, { grays and homespuns, $16, son’s.—advt. in at New vs. OML. Age makes butter strong and We handle only fresh made bu Russell Bros.—advt. v R COMING, during the fight G Third Ward Republicans To Have was whirling through the air only to land with a splash against the wall, In addition to the witnesses named above, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sedervall were in the restaurant as was Rudolph good weight and full size. | $1.39 to $1.50. value. Tonight .. Bath Room Rugs, 27 by 34, good quality, washablec. IFeutl, manager. 59¢ value. It is alleged that Hickey kicked the Anderson girl in the stomach. This he denied. As the ~ Tonight ; 50c Muslin Night Gowns. | Giguere boy is but nineteen years old, made of good quality long| cloth, Hamburg 390 { trimmed. Tonight Big Flower and Foliage Sale, | beautiful Hat Flowers, 25¢ | and 39c values. 1 OC Tonight ‘ Silk Dress Shields, all sizes, | ‘brother-in-law of 25¢ value. 1 Oc Tomight .2 os Silk Poplin in white, 36-inch wide, 75¢ value. Tonight, yard ... Extra Large Size Turkish Towels, 25¢ value. Tonight 1 Sc B = Sy When tastes fi after be- stord being ex butter 1y Jng kept in cold June, butter upon the air takes on a fishy flav black and | Bfc| | the satisfaction of Frank Drensick of | Grove street that he is a good runner. | | | saturday night. his mother declared her intention of making things interesting for the pro- prietor, who sold him liquor, Jealous Suitor Fights Balfisto Delfino was fined $10 and costs for ascaulting Carl E. Manthey, a young girl with whom he is trying to keep company. Manthey told the court he was com- ing out of Turner Hall Saturday night when Delfino punched him in the back of the neck. Delfino jealous, he aid, because he ots to his keeping company with hi fe's >isl¢.>1'_ Del- fino denied the ault and said he ac- cidentally hit Manthey in the neck with his elbow. Plead Guilty to Both Michael Butler, 17, pleaded ity to sa each other in Finnegan's al- o’clock Sunday morning. > no explanations and werc Yighting. 0, and Albert as- They r fined § Officers Willlam Grace and John rlson were advised on Lafayette street that two men were killing each other in the alley. They hurried to the scene and found two young men fighting and somewhat bloody. Steve Murzon, a witness, sald he hear Bu ler swear at Jennings and then sa him hurl a bottle at him. The fight then started in earnest. Officer Good Sprinter. Officer Richardson has proved to Drensick assaulted Steve Zisk in Bromberg's saloon. The officer chased Dresnick but lost him. Later he arrested him hiding in a low- er tenement of his home. He w fined $15 and costs. Mourns Brothers in Army. willlam Deveney pleaded gullty made butter never has this fishy taste, | to drunkenness, for which Officer John We do not sell old butter, all our but- | Carlson arrested him on ter is fresh made Only four from thé churn to vour table. nog pay a few and VB meals? Russell Bros., 301 strget.—advt. Why enjoy Main cents more days | East Main wturday night. He Deveney's stree 10 o'clock was fined $5 and cos cuse was a novel one He told court in a shaking voice that week he got a letter informing him Dinner On March 23. Plans have been completed by the Third Ward Republican club for the holding of a rally dinner at the Hotel Beloin on the evening of March 23 and E. N. Humphrey, chairman of the speaker's committee, has se- cured Judge Robert L. Munger of Ansonia to make the principal ad- dress. Judge Munger is a good speaker and his address should be an_interesting one, Fred Beloin, pr: Ward club, will master and will good speakers to cvening. e p————— Report of the COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY. New Britain, Conn., of business on the ident of the Third probably be toas have several other call on during the Condition of THE > clos 7th day of 1916 A and Discounts rdrafts 2 Stocks and ing those depositors S Furniture and Fixtures . Due from Approved Agents s United States and National Notes P . Gold Coin Silver Coln Minor Coin Checks and Ci Fund set aside Dositors Lhia Organization Expense Securities, not Includ- set aside for savings Reserve Bank ash Ttems for Savings Do- Total Assets .. LIABILIT ru General Deposits In Total State of ford, ns. 1 Liabilities treasurer of the ¥, do solemnly swe atement i true to of my knowledge and belier J Subecribed and sworn to before 13th day of March, 1916 E. BE. BEDWARDS, Notary Public The company’s net earnin $41,117,487, and the amounted to $29,100,591. The Bell system, President Vail re ports, now connects 9,151,221 tele- phones, a gain of half a million sta- tions in a year. 1t is estimated that | $567,000,000 will be spent in new con- struction ti i This company added its system during total of | 18,505,5 dividends miles to last ve making a mil t Supplics at Home. sting featu of the report | for supplies used An inter is that substitutes by the company which previously Wwere obtained abroad, have been pro- ! vided by the engineering department The most important of these was in- ing paper for the cables, manu- from special material ob- tained abros A new kind of paper for the of which 000.000 miles is used annually, was provided and new sources were found for chemicals used in batteries and for the fine hair-like iron used in loading | coils. The report declares that the gineering department has done “‘im- portant and confidential” work with representatives of the army and navy to work out a system of communica- | tion “unequalled by any other na- tion,” in connection with national de- fense plans. It is also pointed out that it is now possible for any sub- scriber to talk with any other sub- scriber throughout the system regard- less of distance. arding the suggestion of public hip, President Vail decla little liklihood of this as long present policies are followed en- there as the SHOCKS TO STOP CONTRABAND. March 13, 10:15 a. n order to prevent the passage of 1 wnd into Switzerland over | wnce (he Swiss military authori- | shore | | Paris, m con- Lake ties are erecting along the of the lake barbed wire charged with electricity. barriers | of | ment “Who is back of Villa in your oy'n- ion in the carrying out of this border Manuel C: warfare?"” Mexican ambassador States and former of foreign affair plied: any kind beyond accorded him considered his friend. opinion, the madman if you wish. member that the U reully just a by “I doubt if he has his until about ro, the Mexican was asked ow the who ought to be destroyed. City ltems choir will chorus Christ 15 o'clock The Church hearsal of at 7 A son has been born of ny forme. Unite:d minister He re bac n sav desire for what he considers the treat- govern- ment that until a few months ago he It is all, in my rage of a desperado, a You must re- six months | ago Villa considered himself the pet of | And then all of a sudden Villa was kicked out of his high plice | and once more found himself what he murderous bandit, the meet for age First | | sodium this evening to Mr. | stomach—and not, | made from the | for stomach trouble Mable Beets, 11 years old, arrived in this city from Worcester Saturday afternoon looking for her mother, who the police located on Park street, The girl w almost ex- hausted from her long journey in search of her maternal parent. Never the Kavanaugh shop, 40 Hartford have will st. again Pratt THIS WILL INTEREST STOMACH SUFFERERS Indigestion comes from an excess of hydrochloric acid. A well-known authority states that stomach trouble and indigestion 15 nearly always due to acidity—acid as most folks be- lack of digestive juices, an excess of hydro- the stomach retards starts food fermenta- tion, then our meals sour like gar- bage in a can, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like a toy balloon. We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest, we eructate sour food, belch gas, or have heartburn, flatulence, water- brash, or nausea. He tells us to lay aslde all diges- tive aids and Instead, get from any pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast while it is effervescing, and furthermore, to con- tinue this for one week. While re- lief follows the first dose, it is im- portant to neutralize the acidity, re- move the gas-making mass, start the liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive Juice Jad says live, from a he states that chloric acid in digestion and inexpensive and 1s acid of grapes and lomon juice, combined with lithia and phosphate. This harmless by thousands of people Salts is alts is used ASK FOR and GET HORLICKS THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost YOU same P e Horses! Hors 23 3 Vo .. o~ We will have a carload of Hors: sale at our stables on Wed, Mar. 15, 1916 These horses fresh from th. fam of Ohio and show quality.’ Seyi pairs of draft horses, weighing {0l 2,800 to 3,200 Ibs. Also nice smod farm and business chuncks, broken and ready for work. No coll If need of a horse, see us. We O save the purhaser money. Well hougl is half sold. We carry everything the horse, line, business wagons, €0 cords, heavy farm gears, dump car harnesses at a price not to be equalld in New Fngland. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. P. H. CONDON & (( with excellent re- and | suits, (ING.) ) Lawurel Street Bristo!, Com