New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1916, Page 2

——— el City Items Anthony Plude of 304 Wwas admitted to the local ast evening. P ) hos- bmen’s White 5.84.00, sduth Shop.—advt. eity tr Bich W, feet this evening i further plans ing Kid and window, Pearl Kid Hamon’s for Colds, Grip, Sore commission Rossberg is chairman at City hail to ‘ B d B 'ld for the spring as a bo y uilder. ss Ruth Schade has been secured li the vacancy in.the choir of the | I 0l Baptist church inade vac fie resignation of Miss Jean Co of this city. Talmud Tor: the annual Purim ball in flast evening and a large Was present at the affair. P town guests were numbered the assemblage. ert int athet John's Medicine is e Ladies h society Turner attend- Meisner of Curtis at \hn Hartford hospitaal Pert Swanson has Boston e interests of the Hos- feompany gone to American awarded of nis Maple yrence Bamforth has ontract for the erection nce on Golf street Burke. | Dickenson of 61 Rob- | street is reported as improving | B the recent operation she under- | at the Hartford hospital i artha Che E. S, will hold | gular meceting tomorrow evening | B one candidate will be initiated. rd party will be held in the after- flss Helen pter, O. Thousands of Mothers Endorse rather John'’s Medicine. ulating or nerve-deadening the system and leave you expos n and a craving for drugs. IFather John's Medicine is a r the children as well as old tain alcohol or dangerous drugs H for many years em- - the Stanley Works, has re- ! position as foreman with | concern. { P. Seltzer of 99 Clark street com- ed to the police today that a val- | e bull dog owned by himself had B¥ poisonec last night ptain Eugene Barnes of Hook and der company 1, who was pain- burned in xplosion last | k, will return duty to- row. e Italian Republican club will an important meeting Sunda rnooa at 2:30 o’clock in Bardeck on Arch street. lhe Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., tford have just opened a Dept. of | aters. The iirst received are some | have i be I pure sillk models in plorins SEHSS T districts 070 has been awarded as y have popular priced ones | ‘ E oot | compensation, $18,054 distriet, es, CO’VIPENSATION HAS DOUBLED IN YEAR ga to a e { Report of Commissioners Shows That More People Have Been finrt This Year Than Tast. compensati commission ed their yearly report with the | governor, showing that in the five the as against for ago. The first VEW CANDIDATES APPEAR. candidates and suggested can- the common council ap- The latest to he mentioned are 5. W. Bell of and Charles F, a vear | cluding New Britain, $5.232 was $4, in evils in- has + made iwards of > amount The report One of the feared the passage m of Griswolda street, both third | Compensation would bring about l& residents, Mr. Bell is an ardent | Was malingering. While the reports blican and a student politics, | from some countries where such uets B cerved messenger in the | have been long in effect show a t of common pleas. Mr. Dehm | growing tendency toward this vice we serly conducted a cafe on Arch | lave been unable vet to observe e, but is retired. Residents of the j-81Y appreciable in this state B ot section of the city think | .- Obe of the evils Which it was the B be the vight man i i purpose of this act t6 - correct v in sccuring the | . s o the unavoidable delay ncil for tha important district. e 07 i | through the courts. It will 0 judgment be a matter of public interest know to what extent this evil has been remedied There have been 190,- settled through voluntary Lnglmnunl and 533 determined formal hearing nd i\(»tllul by voluntary agr | i ! while last 91, part:— which it of a b vear ites € daily. political honor: h High sereet | a [t ; i s | vas workmen's act as as ef s wis U MIDDLF ponata A ght the South I idletown, R application has been m fdlese county cor transfer of the license. AVOID ST, VITUS' DANGE Physicians are bafifled by St. Vitus’: it is a nervous disease in' can find nothing actually png with the nervous system. ong before the child becomes aw l;wnrd H'begine dropping things there is MOTHERS' iod in which the (Lppt,ut.o is fickle :md — pationt ia tired and listless. Tho ' program Arranged for king wovements characteristic of the | > come much later. i Held Here Next n the early stages a good tonic for the od and nerves will go far toward pre- P4 opment of the disease. i the tonic must be free from alcohol | 110Ut ake the nervous | gin Thursday When your child ap- ! » 'clock in the High puwm to sit and read | 1,1y nhall, where all the her than go out and play and requires | (axe plice . irely too much time to get his or her | The Congress pons, give a course o i I Villiams’ 1>m|\t1>ml~ 5 TR eeny | i B em is sure to bo' bono- | Motherhood clubs, Mother | and Parents and Teache tions. The entertaining in {his city is the United of w association Child welfare the and from FOWN SALOON Peters of :ihis city saloon at " owned by has s, 4 vml 492 cases e aver- the to the 13 days ssioners fo & to finally approved by commissioner and transmitted clerk of the superior court \fter the injury ained. When, | however, we deduct the waiting per- together with the week allow- for the naturity of the first this will cut age he 14 s iod | able ment pay- delay down to 25 CONGRESS. Event Moutin Plans the Mothe held complete. I8 are will he here April The to I sessions afternoon, Aprit 27 school meetin composed st is sh starved nerves and improve the gen- | health. j ikl L Pills paid, Teachers' len Moore i< considered is president. one of the day considered sells I)r Williams? t by mail, 0 conts per | Fovements of 50, by the Dr. Wil- Al A4 Schenectady, N. Y. les at the coming congr c boumu, on ““Nervous Dis- [Pt B e e {the v ing delegates. foremost the stib- many New welcome to jec isi Modern Art of Picture Framing the this § | sor A suggestion of what may be dune to make home more attractive is shown in our window eek. D STATIONERY DEPT. ICKINSON — DRUG CO., S MAIN STREET Father Jofln’s 'Mraliicine is Best and Stubborn Coughs and an not a patent medicine, but the prescription of a learned doctor. [ drugs for NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 2 1916. MARCH 22, This Is the Time of the Threat n old-fashioned family remedy— is freé from opium, morphine, Hl chloroform or poisonous drugs /I which are found in many of the patent medicines; it con- tains no alcohol other stimulants. [t IFood Medicine, pure some. I7ather cine has had vears' success and throat invaluable body builder weak and to health nourishes makes flesh. We agains medici or is and a whole- John's Medi- more than 20 for colds. grip troubles as a and run-down and the 3 and 5 Frankiin Square. It is tonic and restores systems strength. It system and want to warn you the danger in takin es which rely on stim- their effect. They weaken cd to disease. cause nervous pros- safe medicine for people, because it in any form. all the family ; does not con- That is the hard da satisfy all the members of the " favorite with most folks, much work and bother ‘BURGLARS STEAL SUIT OF Liu1dES | that real flavor of the fr table to make it “just right.” Order it early at our 30¢ quart. HOME pail Clothing MADE DEVILLED CRABS have another lot of Haddi Boston Btore at 63 Church We rings, Finnan Fish. i | ! ‘E Street | 1 We have a new | | | | Entered During Night and Goods Taken. lot of Burglurs entered the Boston Cloth- Ohceae ing Store ut 63 Church street some- time after 2 o'clock last night succeeded in stealing three clothes, a hat and a pair and then made good their The police have been notified. The proprietors of the store at 11 .o'clock last night and every thing was all right. When they ro turned today they found the place had been entered. Entranc had been effected through a rear win dow which had not been locked and foot prints in the snow indicated that bottles. . Olives and of and | of hoes | escape. suits of SPICE SQUARE PARKERHOU¥ ASSORTED LAYERS. TURNOVERS ROLLS left | \PPLE CREAM BR Chantilles and am Puffs and I at least two men had begn connected with the job. The burglars somewhat pa three suits, the 35 and 38, the shoes i bold and algo They selected of which werc | They also carefully until they found a Then walking to the store, where theyv | have been within a few fect policeman had one chanced fo | X they picked out a hat. A small light burning in the store all the time made their work the more | hazardous | were CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE OLD PFFASHION RASPB es WALN sorted pai th wouid of a pass size 6 and best front of materials. THERE Call 906. « NOTES. Y. M. Present Play, March 31. Department to ather Ex-Officio,” Members of the Good Government of the local Y., M. C. A, will make their debut as dramatic s on Friday evening, March when a strong three-act play entitled “Father will be presented. The with the father and som | Boys' club amily. but that the housewife nsually passes it by. Chef makes Clam Chowder which h clams with just Delicatessen Counter. CODFISH CAKES Smoked Salmon and Sturgeon, also all kinds of Canned Pickles all BAKING SPECIALTIE& D MOLASSES I(()( l\ All made in our own Sun Lizhted We'll do the rest. —THE— | HALLINAN BREAD 1ICE CREAM CO. roblem, length during ciation Carl which has been discussed at the year at the asso- a of Aupurn, char of the heen conduct and feels will do ary E st of chara Ev\nts Tomgnt had = h have few ed for the | the ‘hemselves Ye The Lyceum thea ter. weeks Two Orphans, the See | noimced the e lows: 1 “Rev son.” past mem- bers of ca proud High class photo plays, FoxX’s th wter Dr. o the Harold Raber: | Clement Lewis and “Ezekial Goodby Hoffman and J2dw Gunner and Albert amuel Johnson," tdward Walther: Police Larrimore” old Thomas gan,"” Latham; | missioner, James Mansfield 12n father Smerson,” Sambe and pictures, er Vaudeville moving dJohnison; < Keeney's thes Lohert ant, wnen,” colore e Bl S Post, G. street Stanley Obadiah Main Adjourned meeting common coun- cracke City hall Mills: { many, Kilby Olcott ithe one of Bears class of Turner society meet - in Turner hall. volent Le haut. ‘atholic Ben Mary's Woman's (¢ gion school social, St S nitor, John Ha fy William | Walther Manley,” the son, (u “Captain Harrvigan,” Chicag department, Robert Too Jacob. search of = hotel, Hotfman: “Tim Fisher” of in ploved, Bradbury; Fo; hou Harold e chapter, R. A. M., ments Main st mond > | Scouts of First L Howard 1 “John John unem sons’ home First 8 o'cloclk committec parlors at nding > in church in lo. “Peter clerk municipal . Thomas Meskill; looking for trouble, The William H. will meet next the association ject for debate will That the next General en- act a minimum wage Connec ticut,” Oliver Nichols-and Clarence Sandstrom will uphold the affirn and Touis Nair and A. ). shburn | will argue negatively. ! meets at o'clock very Land le Bap- Robert Tt chutoh =0 Hart Debs S i Monday building. limo lodge. Main str be “Resolved ST for | Andre lo law | vega hall. tive lodge, M. Phenix dp (O T A — e Irwin Castle, SWEDISH RALLY POSTPONED. gles hall The big rally planned by the American Republican cluh has | Carpenters postponed until after the pri- | Church street. maries. It was originally planned | for the last of this month, hut as it | V. would conflict with the IFourrh Wara 7 Republican club banquet at the tlotel Beloin, March 28, the date has heen | forwarded to April 6, Lhc Thursday ! before the city election. The | inees on the republican ticket will De | guests of the club that nlght at Svea hall and will have a chance to address the Swedish voters the campaign issucs, Swed- i ish Union meets at been esta Hive, I. T. M., meets Main street. rey (0} A street Valiant M., meets 321 1- Tent, at Main Only One “Bromo Quininc. To get the genuine, call ¢ name, LAXATIVE BROMO Qi NI Look for signature 3. W. GROV Cur Cold in One nom- of on er for church meet au | church, | | convention | comittee Year to Renovate the Interior of Your Home See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A large variety of Parlor, Chamber and Liv- ing Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Hew Britaln, Conn. OUR DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT ke care of that probicm of food for planning for Clam preparation you, bur table, so as to howder is a gen- of it means so Our It has Ve the is all the me cnou implics. blend of Piping hot in handy 20¢ for Kippe do: 10¢, 3 Fish, Her- White od in bulk, also in handy glass kinds. 10¢ 10¢ 15¢ S se The Younq Lady at the Candy Countier Offers You for Speciais RRY CREAMS 3¢ FUD (L] Lb. Lb. Lb. Candy Kitchen of the purest “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” A REA SON 142 MAIN STREET LATHAM PREPARES OR CITY ELECTION Seleetman Engages Quarters For Ward Polling Places—Republican Pri- mary Places Secured, Selectman Willimm 1. Latham has ced quarters in the various wivds polling places for the coming elee- The election takes place Tues- April 11, chires will be set up April 4 and will he rvted as provided by law three days, April 6, 7 ana s. Phe republican primaries, to be held April 4, will place for the part in the same quarters as eng city election pelling place will as fol Ward—Loomis’ tion day and the voting ma demon take most zed for WS The the tion city elec- rst block, 177 P Awning Ward—No. Third Ward—Eddy’s rear of City Hall Fourth Ward-—No. 71 Church strc IFifth Ward—Halloran’s block, 69 Lafavelte street Sixth Ward—Horwitz's 5 Hartford avenue. ‘e primary polling ark street. Shon Second block place en below Loomniis No Eaay ivirst Second W Third Ward of City hall Fourth Ward-- Fifth Ward—skritulsky's hali Sixth Ward—Horwitz's Hartford avenne, The primaries to he for held choosing deles to and naming a new will be held at republicaa headquarters as therc no contests in view BELL—A NS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. 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