New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1916, Page 3

Joston Store he Condition of the farket Today and the | QOutlook for the | Future 1 on calls for immediate action some | lines of that will strong in demand and decidedly scarce merchandise be a few weeks later. We advise early consideration of the KID GLOV PERFE question: TION at $1.15 a Pair MELROS at $1.50 a Pair WASHABLE. . at $1.50 a Paiv are the best goods on the market for the money, and are likely to be high- er. Silk Gloves “Kaysers” | double tipped fingers, in various lengths, qualities and colors ...... | ..50c to $1.00 a Pair. we . just received some very nobby ngs in Made Veils, priced from 50¢ to $1.00 cach. Also some stylish effects by the yard at ....25¢C Underwear and Hosiery Anticipate your wants now, you will be money ahead by so doing and sure of getting the goods you want. PULLAR TO HOLD EASTER SALE. The Aid of the Stanley Memorial church will meet to- the church. Plans for the annual Easter sale will Cake, fancy and dress goods and other article placed on sale and an effort will be made to have the sale more success ful than ever befor Ladies’ society morrow afternoon in be discussed. To Help Women. After terrible sufferings, number- less women have used Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound and re- covered from ailments peculiar to their sex. Many of these, who can- not bear that other women should suffer as they did without knowing what to do, have written letters tell- ing their experience to be published to the world. These honest, helpful stories are constantly appearing in the newspapers. Read them, ailing women, they are written with no mo- tive but your good.—advt. e ———————————————— DANGEROUS VARICOSE VEINS CAN BE REDUGED | It you or any relative or friend is ried because of varicose vemns, or bunches, * the best advice that anyome in this world can give is to get a prescrrption that many are now prescribing. Ask your druggist for an orfginal two- ounce bottle of Emerald Oll (full strength) ight ard morning to the swollen, Soon you will notice that er and the treatment il the veins are of So penetrating and powerful merald Oil that it aissolves goitre and ons and causes them to aisappear. It-can vs be secured at Clark & Brainerd, Riker-Hegeman Drug wor- physicians Linonine A Great Home!:: s Remedy for Coughs and Colds Linonine brings relief, even in the most stubborn cases, and the world of medicine knows no ,surer curative agent for bron- chial afflictions than Linonine. When the throat is parched and the lungs sore with severe colds the flaxseed oil in Linonine oromptly relieves this condi- tion, and the other ingredients jet to work to remove the in- dammation from membrane and tissue. AND IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT FORM OF COLD YOU HAVE, LINONINE IS WHAT YOU WANT. | sideration and ponder it over. GURTIS FOR MAYOR Quigley Over-Confident Champ “Tippy” Fay, ex-fight promoter and leader of the vho two vears Expressmen’s union, picked G. A. the mayoralty ago Quigley to win in contest and worked his head off to nominate him, last night told a 300 in Skrituls ’s hall on changed his “Tippy” got a hand crowd of street he riind and why. Lroad had «nd was forced to hush the crowd by threatening to call a cop. of Councilman Curtis, candidate for mayor, “Tippy” take this into con- If the 0id gentleman is good enough for the ordinary fellow of the party, rood enough for us. There is some- thing to it friends when the rank and file of the party puts their O. K. on the old vet at this late date. And T'll tip you off what this something is: ow, the big men of the par Quigley and dislike Curtis, it's 50-50 friends, and as long as they’ve 2ot to have one of their supposed old .ntagonists acting as watchman of the City hall for the next two years some of them prefer the one know is best fitted for the job. triends, me of them are going to back Curtis this election because they know he knows the city business like a2 book and they also know he will bring the tax rate down to its normal place. Gee, when you hit anyone’s pecketbook it hurts Speaking said: “i want you to Curts Is Regular. “Think it over friends and 1 guess you'll agree with me when I say that the position is open and it takes a regular man to fill it and Curtls is that man. He is for you, friends. He is for me. He is a regular fellow. Like a Prize Fight, “Talking ‘about prize fights, friends, tcmorrow night's contest between Curtis and Quigley has every re- semblance to one. The champion, young, ‘smilihg, and over-confident; enters the ring and is greeted with a storm of applause that nearly rips the Tafters off the roof. He has told bis friends to bet their dough on him. He expects to clean up easy. He is matched to meet an old trial horse, a veteran of many a tough old battle. The champion refers to him as on old used-to-be. He has never met Lis opponent before, but has beat a number of others, who in turn have Leat the old vet. “The wise guys of sport, like the wise Alecks of politics, dope it that the old vet is only after the dough and not the laurels and that he will tuke a high dive early in the contest. The old veteran now enters the ring. There is no hand clapping for him, the betting drops ten to two with no takers. The bell rings, the young champion prancing and leaping, starts a lead. He pulls back and don’t deliver. The old vet puts all that he has got with one straight from the shoulder down, and the champion is counted out by the referee. “Tomorrow, friends, this fight will be fought all over again, only the game will be politics and the over- confident, smiling champion will be George A. Quigley, and the poor old used-to-be will be this old Gray aired Veteran, Orson F. Curtis. Politics Rotten. “I have been in the prize fighting game and I know it. I have been in the political game for two years and if there is a more corrupt, four- flushing game than politics I want to see it. 1 don’t know the game but they say I'm there and that's why I'm here,” he said. Dropped the Ice Profits, “Tippy” then took a crack at the | nyunicipal ice business, asserting that the profits went to the bottom of Shuttle Meadow in the form of dropped ice tools and also in sanita- tion, saying the ice was hauled in wagons that were used part of the time for collecting rags. He said there never was an expressmen's union. He was the union and it | rever had more than five votes. They had one banquet and it broke up in « glorious fight and the banquet hall The only graft he ever picking up beer b s to | the dump and collect from the board | ¢t public wor He and “Ding” | ¥rendergast, he . worked it over- time while it las “Tippy” also took a shot at the council and said le of four or five the rest are warmers, who say “good even- when they come in and ‘“good night” when they go out. got was take to Councilman Curtis, Councilman Curtis, in whose be- half “Tippy” spoke, addressed the assembly on the needs of the fifth ward and spoke especially of the con- ditions of the streets in that section and urged the necessity of a trolley up Broad street, North Burritt and Osgood avenue. | Taken From Court and Hanged On Balcony. Idabel, Okla., April 4—At the con- clusion of testimony yesterday at the preliminary hearing of Oscar Martin, a negro charged with attacking a girl, a crowd numbering 500 stormed the courtroom, seized the prisoncr and hanged him from a back court house. white balcony of the | Ineffectual attempts to seize the | gro had been made previously | tin was arrested I'riday o1 made by Edna Murphy, ne- All druggists—25¢, 50¢, $1. daughter of a mill emplove at { marck. The lynching happened dur- “TIPPY” FAY BOOSTS | he is | NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 1UESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. Victrola The instument of the world’s jreatest artists It is natural at in the musical world there should be sings and instrumentalists whose transcendent arplaces them in the forefront of their profession. These artistsave attained their commanding positions by reon of their superb artistry, and it is no mere acidence that they have chosen the Victrola asie instrument to carry their sub- lime art into tthome with the utmost fidelity. The Victrolz the greatest of all musical instru- ments not onbecause it brings you the exact renditions ofie world’s famous “artists, but because it hahrough sheer merit and through world-wide regnition by millions of music-lovers earned this b honor the artists have conferred upon it. Any Victor ¢r will gladly show you the complete line of Victors and *013;—5:10 to" $400—and play the gmusic you know and like bwh:ch. is the only way for you to personally judge its capabil of satisfying your musical longings. Victor 1ing Machine Co., Camden, N. J. Important wig- Victor Records can be safely and satisfactorily played only wictor Needles or Tunge-tone Stylus on Victors or Victrolas. Viecords cannot be safely played on machines with weled or other reproducing points, New Victer ReAemonstrated at all dealors on the 28th of each month ing a Iull in the hearing before Jus court was engaged in considering t the time the rush upon the court- tice Williams. All evidence had anm was made. been put in Women’ Tailored Sts Dame fashion’s mosginal and distinctive in- novations—AIll of theme ready for your selec- tion. The showing whiebsolutely authoritative in style, colors and fabricich is a picked assortment of our country’s cleverilors, ranges in price from $16.75 to $32.50. Such fabric as Gdies, Men’s Wear Serges, Wool Poplins, Taffeta Checks in the season’s most wanted coloringin the display and anyone would be proud to wee in the Easter Parade. Alterations Freglone in our own workroom. Leonard dermann Co. 165 N STREET Y TS, Herald’s Want Columns, | HORSES | i Tive day, April 5th, 1916 VER YOUR REQUIRE- IF IT'S A HORSE YOU | YOU WILL IPIND IT HERE. | ALL TYPES, COLORS, WEIGHTS, AND GRADES ARE REPRESENT. | | ED TN THIS CARLOAD, Several matched Pair Draft Horses weighing from 2,800 1bs. to 3,200 lbs. Also nice smooth farm and business | chunks, well broken and ready for | work. Several Horses taken in ex- | change, ready for hard work, i P.H. | | | | at a low | S BEFORE YOU BUY. CONDON & (0. (INC.) 130 Laurel ¢ t Advertise Your Wants in The | HORSES | S HARVARD Sage-Allen X 04 (I NCORPORATED 7HAR'I‘FORD FOR WEAR, FOR L THE PRICE TH ING ON THE M DAY. Hosiery at the pr proposition. Here is obtainable dyes. And label of the box. Try er worn them. We maintain the old p one pair. these stockings. sizes and in short and Order Same from 185 Arch St. THE ONE DEN RE We Have the Sole FEEERER After dreading having my teeth extracted, Dr. used Lockhart Numb-a-Minute and I found it painless. J. H. KELLEY, 429 Garden St. It will never' worry me to have dental work done again. EDWARD COONEY, 36 Woodbridge Ave. I take my hat off to Dr. Lockkart when it comes to ex- tracting teeth painless. THOMAS J. RYAN, 87 New Britain Ave. Numb-a-Minute is ful. wonder- MRS. J. HENNESY, 395 Albany Ave. HOSIERY STAND BACK O OUR PERFECTION BRAND. They are made for us. Egyptian cotton, with deep, double top for garters, thread toe, four-thread heel and sole, made of the Y If You Want Good Bottied Beer, Wine or Liquors, PHILIP BARDECK, ’Phone 482-2 THAT W OO0KS, FOR QUALITY, F EY ARE THE BEST STO( ARKET IN HARTFORD esent time is rather an uncer: a s tocking you can tie up to Two-thread yarn of § so Id under the guarantee on th ese stockings if you have ng lengths. They are sold in oth er cities for $1.25 for 3 pal rice $1.00 for 3 pairs, 35¢ Read the guarantee on the cover of each box Remember the number, 35m. We have these stock ings in regular and ex lo ng lengths. [ For Your Insurance ‘ Surety Bonds Avoid trouble by having you! ance written by a who Go to how. |DWIGHT A. PARS Booth’s Block, man TISTS WHO DOE NOT HURT You! “NUMB-A-MINUTE” 1S ALLY PAINLES “NUMB-A-MINUTE" DoEes It TTWONT WURT = W "NUMB s usto, v 2 MINUTE" Right to the Use ¢ “Numb-a-Minute” READ Just a few of the man similar experiences of those whom we have treated—THEY WILL ANSWER THE g TION FOR YOU. “Th¥ of the pudding is in the —DON'T DOUBT—TRY |4 OUR POLIC Our policy is to do your tal work so that you will CQ AGAIN; AND KEEP COM We wish to be your PERM NENT dental adviser. Come td us and let us tell you the trut] about your teeth. We have ng desire to do MERELY ONE piece of work for you and never| see you again. . We hope by our satisfactory service to win vou for a REGULAR CLIENT and an ABIDING FRIEND, FOR A FEW DAYS WE WILL MAKE OUR CELEBRATED WONDER SET OF TEETH 7ox $9.00 s | molasses candy, you want and th drop or become dislodgeds This is due to our Wonderful the cob, and chew shout as plate will not 22-K GOLD CROWNS |l Patent Suction s 22-K P BRIDGE $ B¢ p Won WORK -4 WHITE Tos CROWNS o Painless, Careful, Low Priced Dentist Oftice Hours: . M. tg Dental Nurse New Britain, G, TIST 141 MAN ST, ) 9 P. M. Sundays 10 to 2 in Attendance