New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1916, Page 7

(Phone Number Charter One of the Best Silk Bargains That We Have Yet Offered Tt is a havd to African ings for Wi 2et ju Browr THOUGH we zot th et on at had alble: Jow price March 20, us to We are she VOILES with figures, plaids pensive at ICE colored 25¢ STR 29c yar SOMETHING VERY blue, whit Summer COTTON sized dressos. ORI terials. teas for Ly the ironing, and for £l various h en's CHIT “Juver 1 maker § 1215¢ a HAVING AN PROMPTLY Berlin News EARLY PLANTING * SEASON PREDICTED Local Farmers Discover Frost > Ony Penetrates One-Half Tuch MRS. EDWARD RYAN'S DEATH |, Chairman Deming of Pinance Boar Pavors Adopting Course in In Southington—Liter; Socict Holds Bi-Monthly Mceting Tonigh Mother Iart mantl that soft Despite the fact covered with a downy town are planting season. land the snow feet in depth, that tie sun w it Although produced more snow tha nevertheless old Jac the ground Several town earth lately ar only farmers of the for an carly some parts of the from three to four feeling melt 1 the pervades 2oon winter in many vears, Frost has not frozen much as heretofore. men have tested the found the frost had {he earth about-one half Peing the and with of a warm sun during the next fe weeks, the tillers of the are pr paring for the spring planting. Marion, one of the largest farmers this country would have a chance clean up a lot of money. He fee that exporters will pugchase the pro nets for use in Kuropean countries ar the local for farm produc vill be usual. Mr. Maric *has for the 1wo weeks preparing his seed waiting for Old from the ground Death of Mrs, Mrs. Catherine, wife Ryan of Westfield, died at sex hospital, Middlctown, 10 Mrs, Ty ya daughter two weeks ago. native Middletown and tyfive old. She her hu her parents Jehn Griflin of Westfield, and two ch drei Isdward, two years old Calthe the infant. The will held Wednesday morning 3l church Middletown, announced later Action, much i away. has inch. Th g casc the promi soil demand as large as worked past and to drive is Sol the frc Edward Ityan, IBdwa Middl last night gave birth She was twe the o’clock an of was survived rM. and M hand ine, John to b Similar of the Favors terested finance is in contract which Southington made with I of Meriden, which the doing of all town team contract. Southington has dccided %scll its equipment of horses and pay Mr. Hart for the rates. It was estimated th: lost hundreds of dollars the horses, work only year. According chairman of the similar condition personal hoard D. Hart of A calls worl work at d of y taki when ihey month< in t Francis Demit d finance, exists and 1 belief, well at of hoard, is that like contract shot made Berlin. Tt costs in t neighborhood of $60 a month to ma Main the at present owned thé town that owned teanis eare able nine to boa here as AEAt e by equines The benefits de not bonrd tow comensuri opinion of the the ed from is Beautiful and rich for Dresses. and Wi, wraps, arounds wear, They AUTOMOBILFE Vogue ' making thi as penetrated Frank { connecticut anxiously ‘ and teams town were D2 00) Heavy Quality of Al sts, in all now. You have Orange Ituchsia, and fine for wear choice aud under st 1, ch REGULAR $1.00 G em at a price that vou have them at this Sale Monday Morning, ilk Dept. .. ADI. en- by a wing at white o1 and stripes. yard. IPE VOILES with rd. least 800 patterns colored srounds, da Lovely for wa A floral her figures, plea pleasing triking pink. NEW and gold, white price 29¢ yard. PHARD CHECKS, We are look like wool. JDRTF S noMPE .L here 3 nile” and “Airdslee ‘loths A Gty wrpe Plentry e and and HIE locks. G selling lots wash a « rice 19¢ yard. of and 15¢ yard. ]\\ul. the amount expenc { probable the matter will lup ror consideration at th | meeting, which will be he Shows W, Mott Speed, erHH" feet” i Jm 108 the evidenced nien, for he does n grow by the prep his n built o depot whic Lincoln, a gang of foundation | m:. which will crty near the chased from J. « l'mn, morning at 10 o'cloc | files had been ecrected and | was in readiness for dation 13 B meetin Mceetin B. S Paul's and monthiy ¥ transacted = routine business. membership was received. 1 The Berlin s bi-monthly meeting t the home of Cdlonel Charles M. Jarvis on Ridge. The subject for .| Will be “Notable Americar 'l ana papers will be read i Jarvis, Frank 1ham, Mrs Hart " | Stearns, 13} . Mildrum. d ter Literary ry Club, clu y it t. | h | B J. T. but | Berlin Congregational The Boy will ning at 7:30 o’clock. Mid-week service Thursday evening There will he a meetit tor’ class in the parsor evening evening at 730 Next Sunday evening t a special service in the « W | thc the i c- | Rev il | is Scouts me . k| i aig nd is auspices of 1 Samuel R Bible ddress Raane socic in | ilust to | Our Is} The Boy d- | prepare and 1d | parents on Wednesday ] m | in | ated on Bible Scouts are | up v serve a 29 The banquet sociate Indeavor al honorary, on il socie for and st March ning, Methodisg Ipworth Le: | morrow evening at 7 ©2| Gladys B. Moflitt will A% 1 and the subject for discu ‘What new work ought « ”f | nndertake during the cor bo | The Ladies Aid PV | Wednesday afternoon a: ‘”‘: the home of Mrs The probationers’ > par e Friday school Kensington | The e rd ,, Georgae class afty funera on The | church n- | 6:30 in Ladies’ soicety w Thursday church supper the parh) the churcn Pickop. b Methodist the ser with His municants of Rev, E. M Kensington church, spoke at day In exchangc Hazen, the pastor. received with much { Briefs. Ex-representative (i Mrs. Kellogg of New have been the | and Mrs | sington, nk or by to ay ng he 18, 5 guests o ris he ald he in- by have returned (o Cards have receiy Ruth Alling, daughter | Tsaac E. Alling of touring throu 5 The condition n- | Clark was reported as 1 te | this morning. heen Kens, h the sout* Rose. inc for DELIVERY FOR NE laying this and members s0ci o vional Re Wooding of Grove (Mail Orders Carefully I Silk iffons taking o Aintily ists sing very Large Checked white and and hes ot it nd are ‘loth, nice and o wide. for i wear the 15¢ yard. inch. CHIFFON the lovely color shades that ave so I'lame, Would and all SOC New Wash Fabrics ter Beauty make laces. fine patterned dresses and real inex- Al pretty we Seersucker: v led. be @ Td nex ot undc fact ring ew n the h- he last t April that t blaclk 1s" 11, most BRITAIN RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 19 16. Plamville News SHELLY T0 MANAGE | I Wed) Co.’s Represematwe Here MAKE AUTO DELIYERIE a M Mceriden Provision Distributors Open Plainville Branch About Ap A sofe Ist—Iirect New Building Later— Cedar, lin- Iied exquisite for fanecy Trolleys Halted By Stalled Auto. also with the announcement today Cahin the incident Meriden or he the soverance wmade in retive- Manufacturer hget he ment of ( ] from Cahill and firm’ ot the formal ampany with Andrew Swift conneetions preople came the statement h o locate s morning of the intention ation for provision Plainville While it ally known for some company intended 1o have here nothing official was i1l noon today when R is to be manager of hranch house, ‘annou that ahout -April-Ist business wili he gun in the building formerly occupied Ly Carter’s. foundry, and located on land recently purchased for the wholesalers. Mr. Skellyihas been the company’s ropresentative in this section for the past and it was larzely throush liis efforts that the plan of having the distributing station in Plainville veloped. His appointment a ager is a well deserved nromotion and his friends in the trade are ple over it. e is one of (h= most ener- zetic salesmen ‘workine in this terrl- tory and he has huilt ap a biz trade the Cahill compans Le he- came connected with | ssociated with him in the Plain- ville house will be Edwusl Dyer. w is to be transferred from the office Mr. Dyer is extremely the wholesale I in Leen that an a distributing zrocery and iness has gener- e ality DR with floral q ofiice n out un- Skets Plainville 1l the and and white waists with for 3 oF Tie- white Protty Voiles, srecn. and white in as well as wom- price 15¢ yard. desirable nha- Fast color Gala- uaranteed fast that require no vear for since YOU CAN Us. DEPEND ON an 1 is brought town 16 believe in his he o dig restaur. prop- pur- Friday. the pro- cverything the erday ny and Worthington | meeting Today™ Colone the 15 of by Mrs Chur et 1. he of t} here nurch avor md in W a0 Vanning per te aning vill Ierids v considerable amount One application for will Mrs. h I f hold active foun- held and of Mus. E. W. 1 i this eve- held 10 o'clock. PRs- “riday o'clock. will he under sociely. the ‘o an e Get ta their March a eve- Church. o'ciock. P e vineg will 5 o'cloct 3 lock D n W n will lcague to | meet Ye Miss leaden meet ut o at after Chureh, evening ra tor « A the | cral invitation is extended to all com- f the Spizcopal vie sermon interest, Welld b Hil their i from vl e it Tariford vester- Carloton was and who R, A Ken- home. Miss Mrs who is James sane hold | cvening | 1 I i l’ forw | | | 'EASE AT LO\IMA‘\ID | | | coarsest I obscurity. 1 neeted to grip. { Fopular young man in the Silver City taken yesterday ot | and is well thought of hy his artists of the St, Paul | ployers as is evidenced from iz play haun Aroon.” | motion. The husiness in the conducted under the { 7. canill company. ing which its srowing iz soon to he erceted in before long it is expected a structure will be built in The foundry huilding ted up for use and in thought it will ready the goods which Manager Skelly will he adequate Pictures were the seenes and Dramatic ANy from pital crm- pro- club's will e the W, build- require and concrete Plainville, bein fit- weeks it I to c it will house, does for short new building is a months. auto trucl by the conec office. They deliveries Southington, othe rvillages which { from here. The handle meat from the local tion. Changes in the company's organi- zation have been in progress for some time and according to Manager Skelly the new arrangement mcans that the firm will operate independgnt of the Andrews Swift combination of which it heretofore had heen a subsidi; purs nagie A necds Gaylord has bean the New Britain and is convaiescing D. Dunham telle: Norton at his home, Hills of after dischargea General hos- “l the home new Wes Meriden fever is with scarlet William be Mrs. il Kensin six ston is able ilincss. now out a weelks' icorge her Griflith of home with Kensinston he an ot recei. 2 a attack not helieve it of t The Kensir condition the need he on, of Tlenr: ST Church of | ring mich improved who o very time and erection £ hut Two purchased Plainville in making Pristol, a fow new rib, was reported as v atter Ris morni I ¥ for vill he used to New Britain, Ceoilinsville and will be company will not been the LIVED AS ASCETIC Cardinal Gotti Preferred (o Spend | : Hours on Earth in Sclf Den and Ly. Rome, March lamo Maria Gotti, azanda, died 20.—Cardinal Giro- prefect of the prop- vesterday. He was one of the oldest cardinals created by Pope Leo, and might perhaps have heen his successor were it not for the misfortune that he had had a brother, a porter in the harbor of Genoa, who was condemned for homicide. Cardi- nal Gotti had been ill for several months with progressive senile anac- mia, and in the last few weeks lived only through the stimulus of injec- tions. Delegates To Assembly. Martha Rebekah lodge has the following members o re at the annual Rebekah stais essembly; Mrs. Antionette Warner, Miss Aria Gilbert, Mrs. Laura Warficld and Mrs. Florence Bunting. The essembly will by Bridzeport on April 19th Pythians To Enteciain, reted resent Pythians from several pi the { state, including delegates from New ——————r et e e GIRLS ! WOMEN ! TAKE CASCARETS IF CONSTIPATED cos in Gotti first the dyving that he on the was born Cardinal nent when indicated ceod hecame promi- Pope Leo XITT, wished him to suce Papal throne. The in Genoa and died cighty-third year. His father dock laborer, but his mother was devoutly religious, and through her efforts her son was able to pur- sie his studies at home, in Rome, and in Petra. He eventually Carmelite so closcly hecame life him cardinal in his was a They Liven Your Liver and and Clear Your Complexion, Bowels hecame a barefooted and applied himself his studies that he soon distinguished scholar. His most austerc; he lived on the and simplest food and spent weeks in seclusion in the monastery. He studied, taught, preached and | lived his teachings for twenty vears in His fame slowly spread, and Pope Leo installed him Vatican, where he con- with the Conzregation In- dulgences and Sacred Relics. Cardinal Gotti was eventually raised the piscopacy and sent on Papal mission Vrazil, with orders to restore harmony among the Bra- zilian They were then in a state of turmoil as the result of the fall of Dom Pedro and the installa- tion of the republic. Archbishop Gotti dccomplished his mission with siznal success and was created a cardinal in 1895. Hc hecame Prefect of the Propaganda in 1902, on the death of Cardinal Ledochowski. T In spite of his greatness in the church, Cardi Gotti retained all the austereness of hix order in his home. Although he had his retinue of lackeys, secretaries, and his coat- of-arms, and even a palace, in priv: life he lived with' all the severity the Carmelites. DEWAL Don't Stay Bitious With Breath Stomach monk, to a Sour. was however, at the was of to 2 1o prelates sne surel cnjoy the nicest, Take Cascarcts and gentlest liver and howel cleansing yvou ever experienced Cascarets will liven vour liver ciean your thirty feet of without griping. You will feeling grand. Your head clear, breath right, tongue if stvmach sweet, cves hright, tic and complexion rosy—they're won- derful. Get a 10-cent hox now at any drug store. Mothers can safely 2 Whole Cascaret to children any hen cross, feverish, bilious, and bowels wake up will be clean, step elas- KILLED, Londor reh 20, 2115 p.om.—Cap- tain Dewar, son of Lord Dewar, sena- CAPT! e give time \ tongue een WHOLESALE HOUSE Popular Salcsman Will Be Cahill | | To il the who | de- | man- | Meriden | served | it | [ attention SALTS IN HOT WATER CLEARS PIMPLY SKIN Says we must nml.r kidneys clean the blood and pimples dis- appear. Pimples. sores and boils usually re- from toxins. poisons and which are generated in the and then absorbed into the fm‘-mr through the very ducts which | should absorb only nourishment sustain the body. It is the function | filter impurities from the blood and | cast them out in the form of urine, ibut in muny instances the bowels | [ ereate more toxins and impurities { than the kidneys can eliminate, then the hlood uses the skin pores as the next hest means of getting rid of these impuritics which often break out all over the skin in the form of pimples The surest way to clear the skin of | | these cruptions, says a noted author ity 1o get from any pharmacy { about four ounces of Jad Salts and take {ablespoonful in of hot | water cach morning before breakfast { for one week. This will prevent the formation of toxins in the bowels. It also stimulates the kidneys to normal activity, thus coaxing them to filter the hlood impurities and clearing the skin of pimples. Jad Salts is made from lemon duice sult impur- [ ities I howels to of the kidneys to is inexpensive, harmless the acid of grapes and combined with lithia Here you have a plea offervescent drink which usually makes pimples { disappear; cleanses the blood and is and ant | | | | | | I Britain Haven, il Hartford, in the at Rockville addition to and | he guests of hian | No. 47, its regular s1on | | row evening. The Pla.nvilie lodg | | making el ate plans for the enter- | | i and New | ey tomor- © is tainment of its guests and = most Joyable evening is anticipaicd Imembers will be permutted 1o {heir families and friends (o the ering which will have many promising | | catures. The o'clock, ag 7:30 I The mittee follows: en- entertainment the Dexin at opening wi business sc on program drransed by the com- rks, W. chancellor, i Vocal sclection, | 1ectea. Trio, violin, viela Playlet, Worthy Ciwapman, =rand violin and Teniple nriano, ythian Cornet solo. Quartet selected Temarks George keeper . of records and Vocal sclections, select Duet, and viola lected. sht, grand cals a violin oblig: o Southington for saver automobile, man. which Lane. The near the long time before ed. Tt was { passengers at accident { hour, | Thne | hut | the | bors before Blocks ey Line, | | | i ; The blocked by an wich Tazy arift trolley an hour line was yesterday owned hy became machine stalled ot it near into 4 was be extrieat- to transfer where 11 than tracks it necessary the occurred and conld point for more Connecticut company re sent the out auto required, of neigh- releasad arrived. Orvis Youth'’s Close Escape. New RBritain morning it condition of he wreekina car services chauffeur getting the to ue were not with the aid the machine trolley crew its At the pital this that the Southing General was hos- reported Blmer Orvis of zton avenue, who fell down the elevator shaft of the Trumhull ESTABL Lady’ HARTFORD SILK STORE. Exclusive Agents for Hartford for “American Lyra” Corsets. “Madame Lyra” Corsets Insure Individuality Every Line and Curve Beautifies the ready-tg ready-mad cular typ and “Madam The losing its prestige as Corset made-to-order Corset being individually it curve is cach part serior for wear nowadays is made desizned ery respect the which line i only model, m c of fi is intend ed of it re for Eyery and « individual We Corset has worn Lyra’ a pul I Madame worlk of beautifying is intended Hartford and a when hose perform for which it selling figure the for for the CORSETS arc exclusive agent LYRA” here and service from § SMADAME The maodels re ourtinspection Isxperienced Corsctieres are at ‘Madame Lyra” Corsets Buy Your Silks Here At the Old Prices scal of approval on Silkk huying now t the old Wt fl s time {he assortments are complete cannot be duplicated at the old owing thie ad raw silk and the scarcity of dyes following aresvalu be equalled in the Taffeta, 26 inches changeable, lar ge new spring e your ange .50 to $10.00. for prices thes pres: whiel set her SugE: and when Ifashion has We Dame ent seasen would offer They vance in that cannot Chiffon plain we prices to The city dark eolo: and $2.0 and $1.50 light for wide. pure dye, hoth and range, speeial 1. Fancy Taffeta changeable special 10 and broad stripes| suits and 36-inch two-tone for $1.50 and inches wide, in evening and street wear, unuas ually fine quality for Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide, in all the 1 cvening colors, arso black and ivory, extra special Dress Satin, 36 inches widc for Suits \nd dark shades, our price $1.50 Tub Silks, 52 and 36 inches wide, blouses, ctc., guaranteed fast color, $1.00 yard. The Crepes, 32 color waists, Silks, and pure dye, cffects, for $2.00 yard. all the fashion narrow waists, sgirts checks combinations, Crepe Meteor, Lble S1L.59 ading for $1 Coate shades, .fo1] ard. treet - and 50 Dresses, and Walists, yard. very il vogue fol fo! much in very best quality possible the very choicest line of stripes; for $1.50 yard. wid e, in cial inches ete., fast e for BLACK ORIENTAL SILKS special mention of Oriental Silks, that yotproof, waterproof, persoiration proof, suitable for Linings, ete., 36 inches wide, and special price e, $1.00 and up to $1.50 yard. VERY COMPLETE PRESENTATION OF THIS SEASON'S SUITH INGS AND DRESS FABRICS, our we very remarkable show guarantee fast dye, Dresses, Waists, ranging from| We would Ing of senuihe malke Black also been confined | iliness. | will at have to by daughter their beds Sequas: lodgc routine husiness Thursday night, work until next William . Kelvie and have sold their interest hurst to a My been conducting "'TWEEN SEASONS HA FOR EARLY SPRI m transact meeting dc only postponing week. its . A. James in the Mapie- Howarth, who has the boarding house | o Blectric company’s factory Saturday, entirely satisfactory and it is that the younsz nan will leave the institution within is pected able to a week According dent, the ho almost Piump ex- he to reports of the acci- escape from death was | miraculons. He aftempted on the eclevator after it {passed the landing going upward and misjudging the dist he w precipitated into the cellar thirty fect below. Not for a minute did he lose consciousness, however. and after the fall he himself up and went to the report, the aceident He had near the painful bruises. to the hospital amination was to nee picked office to one of and his arms broken also sustained e was an’ N-Ray ox- | | wrist hody oty where made Given v. S. W. given most cordial | Plainville friends last he came here to preach services in the Church 1 Mr. Teerby is a | tawn and the friends | were out in force to greet e was kept busy auaintances before after the Mr. Derby’s sermon was me interesting and was listened to witl by a large congrezation. Brict harles Crowley has position clerk in the New Departure company Rev. TI. T. Walsh Tlainville Saturday where he had heen few weeks with Walsh suffered 2rip from covered. Martha Rekechah regular meeting hall. semi-monthly grange posiponed last count of the weather Wednesday cvening in street hall The condition of and her daughter, ill with diphtheria, is entirely safis factory and it is helieved that the are out of danger. The daughier Hayden Griffin, who was down with the diseasc. The Woman's Relief Corps will hold an all-day sewing mecting in . | A. R. hall Wednesday Janitor Thompson schools remains quite ill at his Cordial Welcome. Derby of Tariffville was | old when Lenten Savior. of this his him greeting Re a welcome hy cvenin at the of Our native tov. i | vouth and ser viee t bl Tems, accepted : plant of fi in Bristol returned ‘o from Anso: spending the past relatives 1t h from which he as attack fully an has lodge will tonight hold its in Oda Fellows The whist weelk will the of on he the ac- held Picrce Mrs. J. AL both of whom leason taken has recovered also of the loei home {7 R0 (O Ibms o1 el b Kbt land, has killed in action. He | was champion lightweight of the public schools, cuated or constipated-——they are harm- boxer I and i He is suffcring from abeesses cars. Mr. Thompson’s wife 7 in | the | tomers for some time. I\(H ATED, | Wire and | Low. The cut off by te in TOWN IS Only Communication Are Runnin, March 20, Mass.. is by Supplies Winsted, Otis little from vhone. tewn of the outside lis supplies cannot however, and (the nearest railroad at ho for five drifted snow in jittic sugar two store is world save by to has he sent stage point, | wire, | Lee, | been | kept by the | badly here day the highways or flour in Otis cepers, George Carter, had small ame, | 1 s is The and Georg when the they sall On today. Norton storms ¢ restricting quantity of cach ome of the and SHOW e roads | is six commodity the Letween Otis and Lee feet decp on the leval piled up high drifts ASK FOR and GET HORLICK’S | THE ORIGINAL | MALTED MILK p substitutes cost YOU same price. | GENiER, P MAIN STREET. this ble A fa howew placed is the only trimming m!hn] brim sailor achieves black softer of tin on the brim, the line. ana the collar ntily e | | broidered | ICKHARDT & DUNN NPPOSITE ARCH. 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