New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1916, Page 2

Ctlv Items hnnual banquet of the 11 be held next Sunday at all. alabash Bar- Comstock will address nship clas: ening on, Until Mother Tried Simple Remedy. p 3 and very cond after Making Good in eting of the | New Britain Fish | me club will | be held this eve- hen steps will be taken to re- atten- ant ion lifc In spite of every care tion to children are | to constipated, a born to Dr. | responsible for many ills in prompily relieved Mrs. . W. Wilson, of { Tenn.. had trouble with the | Poy, Woodrow, until she Josepn's | Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin (ccount | Writes, “I can safely say Dr. Cald- the | Well's Syrup Pepsin is the best | edy of its kind on earth. It gently and yet so surely. Little row was very hadly constipate {We could find nothing that 3 lief until we tried Syrup Pep- meeting of the | «in, \which gave immediate relief.” s Home and Fore Mission- Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is ety of the En Lutheran | (ompound of simple laxative he jwill be held free from opiates or narcotic 2:30 o’clock { mild in action. positive in effect wristinger, 1 ¢ | pleasant to the taste. 1t nas prescribed by Dr ldwell Mitchell, the | than a quarter of century d O com- | now he had for f against John J. {in any well-stocked “nr $50 to recover an alleged Deputy Sheriff B become aghter has been s. B. 1. Barnett of Mrs. Barnett rwitz of Brooklyn, | unless was formerly | her heard of Sie this- city. baby will be no meeting of Aid society of until after ion and Easter on other events on calendar. Poronto has manager for the L. J. taken a position Muller 20 your gular onthl tomorrow after- home of 1 and ~conwooC been for more and can cents a bo drug siore. FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNI]AY Myrtle Street Man Pays $30 and Costs Tor Tllegal Traflic proper ind Coai ued Michael Mikels for H. Mitchell made out nabie hefore the city a4 Monday of April mber reti the th announced ‘his election first Weare al from the mmon council has race for froni the rands i mmanuel Gospel | Anderson, ! been | nest camt zed by th bt which v M. 8 and to date $1,760 has Nicholas street FEVERISH s : . Kirkham it HILD IS BILIOUS | & charge of running a “blind tiger OR CONSTIPATED |ani w ned $30 and costs, totalling over $55. Lawyer William I, Man- gan appeared for the accused and entered a plea of guilty. Agent B, \W. Alling conducted the tate's case. Detective Sergeant Samuel forth with Officers Atwater and John- armed with a search warrant, raided Salarino’s place at 4 o'clock | vesterday afternoon and found a large cask of wine and seveal cases of beer. Information leading up to this raid was furnished vesterday by Fred Abetz, arrested Sunday night drunkenness. Abetz told the rino’s place other friends were wont Sunday. was convicted by Judge John police court today on See if tongue is coat- stomach ther! breath hot or sour a Syrup of ¥ an’t harm nder stomach, son, bowels, | tor | rolice that it was at Sal | he and some | te buy | | liquor on Chickens Cause ouble, John Krause of Grove | iined $10 and | assaultin | stree costs on a Nicholas W ighhor, two neig York, hi lvidence showed »ors have bheen on time and that i door m that_ the | warlike terms {he chickens the canse of the for some trouble. Krause of saving t mder the fence so his chickens into his yard. He denied this, and =aid chickens dig under ihe fence themselves. Yes- terday, York ‘said. he was amily York sed | would g Krause's ith or when Krause jumped over the divid- hed him in the invo a wheel s md bhow tual assault, wd intended to not keep his mouvth had called him ome vii Child’s Squabble A =quabbl ntiall a 1 cis Ends in ¢ that was ess urt. when ed §2 and igmund ing wit said that on i on his father him {o chase roller-skate eir front walk Davis’ brother was one of tho cuusin trouble, he him ith o ran home and whereupon Davis Markeviech, Davis boy, SaNing he offense was 1 worst imposed ordered aid, and hc hed | hockey stick 1 brothe Canie toan hoy Genied hitt uply ing shoved . The and 1 and <G on probation Out Again—Iin \ Jess BdRvard Kennedy wiil b him at ‘he b and costs it ‘out in for county jail. IKennedy was e 2d from jail terday and came to this city wh too ireel and then went shop caused Offizer pleaded imibibe o th where hc serew irrested by fohn Kennedy e accused WOMEN SUFFERERS NEED SWAMP ROOT thon PYROX urely Good’’ ROX is the best thing T ha yer tried,”” writes Mr, R. ., “fused 1=ands sands of wo- upon men h dney and bladder trouble and neve Women's complaints Kidnoy suspect it often prove trouble, o1 ladder bhe nothing clse but of y or dis atoes, apples acd p fave good results. Bowker surely good.”” | ¢ ms, the bo profitably use Pyrox fo L to become dise g all leaf eating insects, kt fungous growths, rots, ights, etc. You not only our crop but increase the using Pyrox. Itis easily does not clog the sprayer hd sticks like paint. ew and interesting not in a heaith cause the oth 1sed may suffer @ great deal pain in the headache, ymbition, nervousness and may be spondent and irritable. Don’t delay starting treatment. Di Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician's any drug restores heallh to the kidneys and is just the remedy needed to bn supply any quantity overcome such conditions, t, in small crocks, kegs Get a fifty cent or one dollar bottle . immediately from any drug store. However, if you wish first to test \ON DRUG G[] 8 | this great preparation send ten cent X i to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, MAIN ST. N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the New Britain Herald. ek, loss prescription, obtained at stor rem- acts so | Wood- | e re- { charge NEW, BRITAIN Reliable Laxative Relieved 1his Baby e ST U Child was Badly Lonstxpated Shelbyville, | WOODROW WILSON, trial bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can D writing to Dr. W. B. C Monticella, obtained, shington St., Salarino of 400 Myrtle Liquor | Bam- | of the | Weed: i Weed was | charge of | next | . ! nominated owned by Krause are | arguing | | powered to wrke- | [ descent. At the | representative of | police | er, George A. F ! Dehim, Herman chance to leave the to his home in Hoyo! Family Trouble Aived. troubles it the far 170 Winter length this conclusion of the recital fined $2 and costs for Grunkenness and $5 and costs for Lreach of the peace. He was arrest- i at his home by Officer Rival afternaon, ” CHOOSE PLATT Domestic Sleve Potash of aired at end at the Steve was were morni ves- “DRY FOR HEAD OF TICKET | Complete City and Ward Tickets Named With One Exception at Prohibition Caucus named prohibitionists at hall one and ward tickets last night by the their caucus in Jr. O. U. A. M. in Hungerford court. F. G. Platt, staunchest members of the par- nominated for mayor. other nominees are: City clerk, Thompson, ~ collector, Truman comptroller John Sloane: istrar of voters, George Hadden; William Doolittle and U. Carlson; hool board, . a Rev. J, E. Kli There wére a few was named Bernadotte Loomis, candidate and present registrar of vote City were v was of relief, contests, i3 for collector over the republican < George Hadden w in a contest with Mr. Nel- James Relvea. Leonara ided and B. B. Bassette was son and Kurtz pre clerk. he ward nominees ard. councilmen, and James Relyea: ccond Ward, alderman, E. A. Agard; councilmen, George Graves and Charles X Hubbard: Third Ward, councilmen JTohn H. Demarest and L. fourth Ward, alderman. Albin Carl- son ilmen, M. P, Bergman and F. L. Askland: IFifth Ward. no nomi- nations; Sixth Ward, alderman, H. N. Lockwood: councilmen, Trader and W. H. Thell: selectmen, E. F. Jen- nison and M. O. Bake Benjamin I. Demarest. George N. Daniel Hancock and Wil ert. The town com tee fill vacanci GERMAN AMERICANS AFTER MAYOR’S SCALP follow: T st Leonard Kurtz Wooster coung was em- Do Not Take Kindly to His A\ccusa- tions That Plots Were aHtched to Blow Up Factorics, Mayor Quigley's July tempts attempt to “cover when he was warned that vould e up last made by i blow up New Britain received severe criticism last 1t o meeting of @ number of \merican citizens of German birth or time the Herald the sorehead the Hartford Cour- mt, who had been having his custom- ary sno became real peeved. May or Quigley usually saves such stories for the Courant, which jumps through the hoop like a nice little every time His Honor snaps his fingers. But on that occasion the Courant conscious and. having been attempted to deride the story. der to his face with his press agent Quigley did his usual omersault and attempted to the importance of the ave the Herald repr that time many wonder mayor was so excited over the inci- dent and why he so emphatically d 1 that he believed any y foot The the Mivor Quigley was afraid he ew German-American rumors are to be will he the case as the Americ did not take ceusations Mavor Quigley hizers to story published in the doggic was scooped, save Mayor dispa information sentative, At lots cat i now out of 1 losc und. if such Germs Iy to the heaped on their countrymen stement t night, a n-Amer issued las Germ In a st ninber prominent jeans said they had Maror Qu 10 1eport to the authorities any rumors of stroy New Britain factories. In v they were right as the Mayor last July to the Herald and the department. The statement is signed by Adam Ziegler, Charles Ku per, Paul Leupold, Willlam Schar- mani, Arno G. Kerber, Walter Pohl- man, William Albreeht, Anton Stein- Charles Muel- Miller, Anton proper this report Lgist ler, Charles May, . B, J. Steir . M. Schurr, Charles | Vater, John St ange. . dler, Jr., William DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, aid- church torious in the the latter at a presented to the i who have vid Barber, Slliot sons in London, h Cumming the lution, society for fering in Belgium. tion Albert who gave his Zemke of 7 incumbent. For | the daughter was | un- | why the | were | be- | kind- | confidence in | plots to de- | did | APRIL 4, 1916, _Be the FIRST 5. on the Brook 5 for That Trout ol > But FIRST Stee] FzsIzmg Rods S ecure the Right Fishing Tackle From Qur New Stock HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE 336 MAIN STREET OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY. The Boy Scouts of observed the the First first Baptist Events iofiigm formation of the troop last night. - The Eagle patrol, which was vie- | Tess of the a three months’ contest With | coum theater. patrol, were the guests of | banquet. Short ad- ! ses were given by Rev. Dr. 1. B. who was formerly a - in Dover N. H., H R. Hitchcock. Ser following been scouts for a Larson, Roger T Edward Barks. Storm Country,” Fox High class photo plays, Fox's ater, scoutmas- | — Parker and Vaudeville and were | Keeney's theater. members — vear: Ar- w. L Frank | o cets in Louis Truslow, | Andrews, Theodore Beach, Paul i “~ontial Labor ranesco, Fred Fisher, Briggs Par- | <puren stroet. and John Morrison, =y motion Morgan lodge, K. of Vega hall. Union. slow, meets QUEEN THANKS D. A. R. Qucen Elizabeth of Belgium, who is abled to Mrs, William | Story, President General of Daughters of the American Revo- thanking the members of the their cfforts to relieve suf- These efforts will Iminate in a nation-wide demonstra next Saturday, which is King forty-first hirthday. l Calumet club, meets at 53 Chu | street, lan Douglas, i Main street. star lodge, hall. Leadin Lin Electrie New Britain lodg: meets in Jr. O. U. A. \( W Council, S o 2 Main street. Collie W. Lee, a Boston chauffeu Britain we as Cuban, has tak- license to ¢ Miss Auma Church street. She of Clifford Zemke out a i 1 | Woodruff club, meets at church. the- pictures, irch cets South | ) | i | 93-99 ASYLUM ST. Physical meets Y. M. C. A New Colds Quinine GROVE advt. Rudolph sui has time by this amount to Feutl Middletown has been attached the proprietor is summoned to before ‘superior court. RUDOLPH WILL Judge William Bennett in the court motion of F ry F. ' to set case Reinhold C. Rudolph $4,000 local - in a man's automobile. BOYS CLOTHES are roundly cheered by boys and parents when they have vigorous lines like HORSFALL’S BOYS’ CLOTHES --and they’re not high priced--low priceq, rather for such qualities. Hovstalls PAYS TO BUY ODUR KIND Connecting with 140 TRUMBULLSt HARTFORD. department committee CHANGE IN CAUCUS PLACE. Ward Committeeman club. of Morpheus Owing to the fact that the commit- eman in the sixth ward evidently in { dulged in long a session in the arms of morpheus, a change in tion of the democratic primary of the ward sitated. In formetr years 1wcant store on Hartford avenue was usvally secured, and it had been the that it would ain be secure but at the last moment the whose care this end of the eft evidently overlooked thi phasc of his duties. As a result the caucus will be held in the Ruthenian hall on Erwin place where the demo- crats met last Wednesday evening. The polls will open at 4 this after noon and will close at 8 o’clock. The voters in the ward have received post- al cards soliciting the suport of Wil- liam J. Smith, for alderman, but the cards are marked Hartford avenue ! which may cause some confusion Jngers in Arms Vish Too To Prevent the : tc cause Grip—Laxative Bromo removes the cause. There is one *“Bromo Quinine,” E. iV gnature on 2 Britain Lon too loca- box, 25 is neces opinion this year person. in ¥ TEL IS SUED AGAIN. Feutl, who has the defendant in several been sued again, this John DiNonno of this city f The plaintiff claims he loaned ' Feutl's saloon and appear term of the civi recently made work was the May GET $1.000 super- refused to grant the Hills of Manches- s verdict in him by this damages of has aside the jury's brought against Rudolph of was awarded and the verdict will stand man was injured last sum- collision with the Manches- Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25¢c at all druggists. KEROSENE OIL These dealers carry Socony Kero- sene Yuri‘ SAFEST and BEST W BRITAI Sarkis Abraham. 29 Lafay John Basso. 35 Rockwell St. Douglas Bates, 20 Dewey St. G. Battaglia & Co.. 30 Lawlor St. Sam Berkowitz, 648 Main St. Thomas Biasillo. 276 South Main St. Anton Boukas, 33 Harvard St. Louis Brin, Hartford Ave. Samuel Clark. 71 Elm St. John Conklin, 80 Beaver St. William Cowlishaw, 439 West Main St. Lea Datro. 182 South Main Si Francis Dobson, Est.. 35 Spring St. Emanuel Di Normo. 127 Church ¢ M. Doherty. 406 Arch St. John Donion, 162 North St. B. Dubway. 57 Smalley John Dziczek, 98 Grove Julius Louis Falletti, Mrs. Dora Fuchman, 294 Park St Simon Fogelson. 224 South Main St, Gafiney Bros.. 98 Washington St. George Geer, 78 Stanley St ¥Frank Gentile, 41 Cherry St. Eugene Glaser, 83 Arch St. Nathan Googel. 186 Chestnut St. Mrs, Annie Gordon. 40 Dewcy St. Ranchetti Gianesio, Sonth Samuel Hall, 39 John § William Holcombe, 17 J. Hanncyman. 399 West Main St. Jacob Jaffe, 200 High St. Sumner Jones, 872 Arch St. Peter Kaminskl, 84 Booth St. Kaminski Bros., Farmington Ave. Benjamin Katz, 101 Whiting St. John Kelko, 115 Grove St. Max Kennedy, 356 Park St Tsaac Kolodney. 73 Broad St. Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy, 99 Myrtlc St Felix Kolodzik, 166 Broad Si. the Standard Oil Co. of New 's best grade of refined oil SAFEST and BEST Frank Kawalcik Joseph Krenni, 245 Elm St. William Lambert, 63 Pleasant St. Walenty Lech, 67 Grove and 310 High Sts, Jullus Leibold, 59 North St. B. Marholin. 313 Bast St. Nocola Messina, 64 Lafayctte St. P. McMahan, 52 Lawlor St. Mrs. C. Messmer, 523 Stanley St. Janas Mikalanskas, 14 Spring St. P. Monahan, 67 West St. National Market, 176 Avch St John O'Brien, 126 North St. D. 8. Ohman. 716 Stanley St. Kasimir Podchajskl, 527 Burritt A. Pola, 316 Klm St Leal Protass. 33 Hartford Ave A. Rapp & Co.. 298 So. Main St. Samuel Reiner, 41 Cherry St Hyman Rubin, 101 Winthrop St. John Ryan, 110 Hartford Ave. \. Schaefer. 314 South Main St. William Schlenker, 642 Arch St Samuel Sirkin, 44 Willow St. P. W. Smith, 158 High St. Tsaac Swarsky, 218 North St. James Sweeney, 91 North St M. Tobin, 22 Crown St. N. Tomaszewsky, 67 Orange St. Warsaw Grocery, 89 Broad St Vasil Zaiko, 159 Broad St. John Zisk, 351 Broad St. Silver St. J. W. Woodruff, Berlin, Ct. ¥. Berlin Milling Co.. East Berlin, Ct. 1. W. Bowers, East Berlin, Ct. W. J. Ritchie, Kensington, Ct, S. M. Cowles, Kensington, Ct, John Penna, Kensington, Ct, D. S, gri, Kensington, Ct,