New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH !5 1916. City JFrems Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hartman of New ritain were recent visitors at Hotel fferson, Richmond, Virginia. The Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., | COUrse, makesmatters worse. The patient firtford, are having great success in igenc_rall_v Tecognizes this fact without be- Beir Millinery Dept., in tailored hats, | 108 influenced in any way by it. Well as the dressy ones. ] eiving and selling daily, By choice models. Their secret lie knowing what to buy—advt. George W. old to Har- ly I. Thompson on Stanlcy eet. —— " IF YOU WORRY, READ THIS body. But, you say, ‘I don’t worry be= | sanse I want to, I worry becauselcan’s , belp it. Or, ““I worry because 1 have 30 much to worry about.’ We all have our troubles and worry, of condition and cure it would be the moet popular medical man alive. But he can | not do it because the form of nervousex- : haustion known asneurasthenia, of which worry is a characteristic symptom, must ! be cured by the patient himself. why you should write today for the book The New York Cornice and Roof- | “Diseasesof the Nervous System’ and | Co., has made application to | Tead the chapter on‘‘Neurasthenia.”” 8o hilai Inspector Rutherford for | many people have read it and written | Andrew ha land Fmission to erect an office and shop | back, ‘‘This hits my case exactly, I am 201 Hartford avenue. Tt will cost | giVing the treatment a trial and being | £000 and will measure 19 by 50 | benefited,’’ that the Dr. Williams Medi~ t. cine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. has had & o lot of these books printed and will send | B tica 59\2 :I\ C(;Fylhc?fon req!:ost. ‘Askfl‘for E o Ly £ | diet book also if your stomach is off. ~<Dil\\\o. and Aassistant Chief W. J | Dr. Williams’ {’ink Pills are ?l non- le of the fire department, the {glcoholic tonie, particularly suited for fion being taken by the of 'nervous, neurasthenic people. Your Blic safety. druggist sells them or they will be mailed andry DeMars {;ostpu_ul on receipt of price, 50 cents per Parker as 0X, £ix boxes for $2.5 meters for iss Bessie Oldershaw is teaching morning classes at the High hool in place Professor M. [ | wvis, who now acting as super- | or at the old building. Roy Buell, a High school ba I player, is ill with the grip at his me on Pleasant street. . Weinstein s Pt stock of D. M B5. [Phe long pending law sult of Jere- ! ah Sullivan of Hartford i Hardware City Cafe company bn settled: D. B O'Keefe ted the plaintiff and B. F. C B Rohrmayer and Lawlor hred for the defendant. . T. Nicholson addressed an audi- e of ten at the open meeting of Machinists’ union last evening. wire telephones have been | in the homes of Chief R ard ha inspector the water 1cceeded L. nd repairer department. | M street. B Elodia Benoit of 242 Whiting of club met last | Miss Veren St. Patrick’s tely served May May en- | he Happy Go Luck evening at the home and enjoyed The house was | Gecorated and lunch | Pr were won by Misses Anna Henning and Miss Alice Ringrose will the club next Tuesday night. Court Pride, held this is of a appropr was | bank- | Queenin, for | Hilton. | tertain A special meeting of No. 76, F. of A. will | evening to take action on the death of J. Topham. Meeting called for 30 p. m. | shop, 91 Pratt | of personal | spring Iats, | 1vt. | bought the Kuzenow be Visit St., the Coughlin Hartford, the house service, opening days for Coats, Gowns and Blouses.—a MISSING FINGER VALUABLE CLUE { Detective Looks for Boy Minus Digit and Gets Guilty One embers of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of A. O. H., will meet tomorrow eve- g at 7 oclock in St. Mary's hrch chapel. rehearsal of the Phenix I be held this evening in Jr. M. hall fhe Holy Family Circle whist fich was to be held tomorrow eve- g, has been changed to the after- bn on account of the services in church in the evening. he class of 1915 of the New Brit- High school will hold a banquet ch 24 at a location to be decided ; br. Bdward Martin will act as| stmaster. fiss Annie lconfined to ained ankle Guards O, 1F How important a little thing like a missing finger on a small boy’s hand street | mey be in ferreting out a crime was | a!shown in police court today iwhen | Xteen years old Tony apolatano was arraigned on charge of theft. Samuel Marlow of the S. M. and com- pany five and ten cent store notificd | the police yesterday tnat Italian | boy, whose name he did had been recently employed by him and had stolen a quanti of articles from the store. All Mr. Marlow knew was that the boy had the middle fin- | ger of one hand amputated at the | of Bassett home with Dunn her firs. Thomas Martin of 466 Arch et is at the local hospital critically with pneumonia, mecting of the republican town mittee will be held this evening eadquarters in the National Bank din he ided i to an not know Republican club has postpone jts Tally sched- held on March 23 until a Swedis to be With this as a clue, Dtctive Ser- geant Bamforth set out to find the culprit. He corralled all the little Italian boys he cculd find and exam- ined their fingers. They all had their required number of digits. Finally he was informed that the Napolatano boy was minus cne finger and he | found the boy gazing at the movies in | the Scenic. His arrest followed. The | boy was recently in court for stealing from his brother but was given an- other chance. This morning the | I | N. give AL s been received in this city e death of Professor J. B. Curley Schenectac He was well wn' in this Pistrict Deputy W. J. Rawlings will his’ official visit to Centennial ., A. F. & A. M., this evening. Byron Wilbor of West Main et entertained the Woodruff club e South church at his home last Ring. hn H. Hallin is in New York se- ling prizes to be awarded at the dish Singers society fair. orden Seerley of Springfield, a talk this evening at on “Sex Hygiene.” city. judge ordered him held and the state { comptroller will notify the New York state authorities and they will take the youngster back, as he was pre- viously in a reformatory in that state After the hoy severed his connec- tions with Mr. Marlow the latter met him on the street with a big box un- der his arm. When he attempted question him the boy dropped tne box and fled. It was found that he had stolen everything from chewing gum to harmonicas. Other Cases in Court Judge J. H. Kirkham imposed a fine of $5 and costs on Thomas Toscano ol Beaver street for punching Thaddeus Laski at the Stanley Rule and Level company plant yesterday. It ap- peared that there has been bad blood and petty -jealously between the . 20 men and it came to a head yesterda when Laskl squirted some Japan .ing fluid in Toscano's face and the lat- ter responded with a healthy wallop on the former’s jav As Toscano seemed to have courted the trouble he was the man fined by the judge. Stanley Viscoski was fined $3 and costs for breach of the peace commit- ted in Symolon’s saloon { Officer Fred Wagner made the arr-st dance, Bungalow, Sat. eve. rganist Harry Bonander of Hart- 0 i has been selected to preside at organ for the Atlantic division, ted Swedish Singers society con- in this city in June. . Dayton Humphrey se and lot owned by Mrs. Lucy bin on Lincoln street to Miss a Leghorn of Beaver street. iss Antoinette Berube of 14 Broad et will leave Sunday for St. bph's convent at Parkville. Last day Miss Berube was tendered a swell reception at the home of BELL-ANS bsolutely Removes digestion. One package oves it. 25¢ at all druggists. THE EVEREADY THIRTY DAY GELL BATTERY Scientifiically Constructed, Mechanically Perfact, Price Low, Quality High,—High Amperage ju.t the thing for Autor:obiles, etc. DICKINSON — DRUG CO., R MAIN STREET has sold a vesterday Worry never brought any good to any- | | | | The doctor who could meet this nervous | That is | | meets in Turner hall | at been | th second joint. | = the such of his programs is quite as much an attraction self. fessor Jores has ffriends, that strong wi triumphs in tive definitely mand management v \ Events Tohight | “The Yellow 1 later. icket,” Lyceum High class Fox's ater. photo plays, Moving pictures Keeney's theater, nd monthly Common council City hall Elmo lodge, K. meets Main street. Andree lodge, 1. O Vega hall. of P, e®. F., Phenix lodge, I. O Jr. 015 A, M. hall, ., meets in Erwin Castle, K. G. & H. hall. Carpenters’ ['nion Church str meets at Lady in Turner Turners hall. society meets German Rifle Bar; hall. club meets in deck's Alexandria lodge. 1. D. of St Svenska Klubben mects in Blectric | hall Catholic Choral Union exccutive committee meets in school hall, Republican town committee meets in National Bank huilding. Post, R. h G.oAL 1 Stanley R., entertains IBlks, G. A A ; D hall Centennial lac meets in Masonic Only One “Bromo Qu To get the genuine, call me, LAXATIV J.ook for signature of B. W. GROVE Cures a Cold in One Day. 2ic. for PROF. JORES M LEAVE THIS CITY | § Organist at Fox's Theater Makes B Tmpression in Springfield, Which Wants Him Permanent Prof r Brnest I Fox's theater in th permanently located at theater in Springfield presiding at the past few Professor Jor neous hit in of the demands permanently been apprec before and although has been Springfield for only few davs he has enrolled hundreds of frier ne 1dmirers. According o reports from Massachusetts city, patrons have never before exquisite music and the Jores s cit) o orgralst, may he Nationul he has for the where organ days. s made an instania- Springtield and theater are loud in that he be ensoged His excellent work has patrons he a in charm as the theater offering it- Since coming to New Britai made a host of whom will reg from Springfield is the same time join continuation of a large and more It has not been decided whether Professor Jores will remove to Springfield but the de- is insistent that the Fox rdly turn a iro- of et s0 in his all the call and at hing him field acaf to it Adopt This Habit As Well As Men Glass of hot water each morn- ing helps us look and feel clean, sweet, fresh, é i Happy. bright, alert—vigorous and vivacious—a good clear skin; a nat- ural, rosy complexion and freedom from illness are assured only by clean, healthy blood. If only every woman and likewise every man couli realize the wonders of the morning inside bath, what a gratifying change rould take place Instead of the thousands of sickly, anaemic-looking men, women and with pasty or muddy complex- instead of multitudes of “nerve wre rundowns” *brain 25 and pessimists we should see ile, optimistic throng of rosy-checked people everywhere An inside bath each morning before glass of real hot water spoonful of limestone phosphate to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten yards of bowels the previous day's indigestible waste sour fermentations and poisons, thus cleansing sweetening and freshening the entire ailmetary canal before putting more food into the stomach. Those subject to sick headache, bii- liousness, nasty breath, rheumatism, colds; and particularly those who have a pallid, sallow complexion and who are constipated very often, are urged to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at the drug store which will cost but a trifle but is sufficient to demonstrate the quick and remarkable change in hoth health and appearance aw: those who practice internal tion. We must remember that cleanliness is more important than outside, because the skin does not absorh impurities to contaminate the blood, while the pores in the thirty feet of bowels do. is had by drinking breakfast, with a te: in inside the | ated as it has never been | i the- | | vaudeville, | meeting, | This s the Time of the | Year to Renovate the Interior of Your Home| See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A ? | large variety of Parlor, Chamber and Liv- meets in: ‘ | ing Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. full | > BROMO QUININE. | | | | i | | | | i i | | | | i | theater | THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and § Frankiin Squars, New Britaln, Conn. ™™ Hallinan Bread & lce Cream Co. In Our Delicatessen Dept. Haddic—Kippered Herrings—Smoked White ibut, Bloaters, Bismark Herrings, Scoteh rdines: alzo all kind: of canned herrings, Salmon, ab Meat. Finnan Sturgeon—H Russian ish ar Tuna C Sliced Boiled Ham o b, For Friday, Hot Clain Chowder. Cheese, counter, Specials at the Candy Counter Walnut Fudge, be the leader for tomor sugar, Olives and Pickles can always be obtained at our busy Chocolate fresh from our own candy It is made with pure gr kitchen, will nulated OW. heavy cream, best cre cry butter, and plenty of Wainuts. Chocolate Cocoanut Chocolate Nut Fu Krisp Cocoanut © 21¢ 21c¢ 33¢ 35¢ . JLIN 1. Ib, Creains Baking Specialti Lemon Rolls R vy Chop Sucy ... 1 Sunshine Cakes Cream Rolls \pplc Turnovers Castry Bretzels We are Novelties, S5e big Do showing a e line of St. Patrick’s fce Leave your orders carly. “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” THERIP’S A REASON very i d also Creaan and Candy. Call 906 for delve —THE— HALLINAN BREAD & iCE CREAM CO. 2 MAIN STREET CHILDREN'S HOME prompt ry. all the Seventeen have mar school and | have priviieges of attended the four have attended the High school. It has been found that in every instance the pupils from the homes have done very well in the cssential studies of t Health Also Good. Arvid the sician home. 25 of Gram- class rooms, is is attend- Ther: contagious Boys' house there have diphtheria. ‘e heen two cases of this the Girls' house on Hart One case of pneumonia has ported at the Girls' hou ; and South Burritt had several cases of mump boy was operated on for hernia three children were operated on adenoids and tonsils. The ftwn at the home caus vt trouble and At present is Anderson Rev. J. E. Klingherg Compiles Re- e e port Tor Past Two Years —faivasce” i ine | Dr. At the Heights of | disease | Rackliffe | three on been There di strect. been re- on Corbin street hous cases Rev. issued ease on inter eleventh and B. 'Klingberg ting booklet constituting the twelfth annual reports of the New Britain Children’s home, of which he is the superintendent. Statements in this booklet contain a 1ecord of the actual work from May 1913, to May 22, 1915. the first chapter of the publi- cation Rev. Mr. Klingberg has 1anged his repert of donations chronological order, the report printed in diary form, beginni 1915. Thirty-five pa to a complete list of viduals and organizations donations and the amount, which totals $22,487.41. A complete list of | inancial eaenic] all articles donated to the home, with The financial statement shows that the name of the donors, is also ] 5 T GRS (T e i S printed and the final pages of the has amounted to $17.29 and the book are taken up with a comprehen- oxpenditures were $13.160.59, leay- sive discussion of the work that is ing a balance on hand of $4,1 oo being carried on among the orphan connection with the financial state- children. Gifts of both money and jment Rev. Mr. Klingberg has the articles of wearing apparel and fur- following to say: rashings were received, not only RS ST from friends tholcastbutals oM eeylt lop praver from as far as the state of Tesus Ewithont Washington. one personally fou 117 C] having n any The statis licl Whatcion the close of the fiscal year 1912-1913, myent e e s there were fifty-tive boyvs forty- cluding the amount for the I two girls at tha homes then fund. 1In addition to this we twenty-nine more have been received, received food. clothing. fuel. Lringing the tota]l at one time up to ture, cte.. worth to us at st 126. At present however, there 100.00, thus n 117 children under the care of Grete) it homes, as seven have returned their relatives and two have The home is very cosmopolitan cleven nationalities are repre Some of the little inmates come the far western s others from New England ana the public schools ihe today One hd | tor deaths heart ions. linmates The were a kidney complica- the health of the In ar- in being good spiritual welfare in no way other things, Childrens’ of been the the chii- neglected donatio have includ- and edibl on s are indi- making devoted home ount to God in received as a the name asked any and without to the pub in away of having aid, ildr Homes, ical report shows that at uie app the $96.084 since of 28 and Since 1ildin have furni are the to ied as ented. from come ialking a total in $109,154 mone ST, MATIFEWSE CHURCH., Lenis be held cvening ot Gern mon will citios towns. past, Glaser of Merid s in Ste the will preach at pastor, the Lutheran Regarding cducation, children | German church, Meriden attending commenco- | in- | | HART FORD. 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