New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 2

prier, Dyson & Co. JEWELERS e a large, new stock of fine goods, bisting of Sterling Silver, Rich, Hand- ted China and Fine Cut Glass, suit- for the Spring Bride. e invite your inspection of these goods. prter, Dyson & Co. old Jewelry Shop where quality is as represented. 54 MAIN STREET M sonic Building xtent of $154. Commander F. V Howell, Spencer H. Burokharth and C. | Stanley Post, G, A Streeter, Wood, May, s accepted a position s factory in Canada. h Walthers i West Main nsilitis. confined to his | 't with an at- | of nesday and Thursday next Leonard of 93 has complained to little girls took Leroy the ing of the Friendly club will | Sauare b s 8 o’clock this evening in the | that five hs 321 Main street H. Baldwin, pr binet Lock company [Philadelphia to attend a relative. bic { brought it back broken. The i dren's parents gave him | tion when he told them. Farle E. Edwards of this been elected a member of the committee of the Machine Gun pany in H d. This evening M. will elect office members sident of the has the city proceeds from the Chapter, hall Giddings in Masonic the coming attend meet for rould and sha Cooper, were today at the funeral of Hillard, of Hartford. Buckland, Judge Cooper brothe bearer: uncle, . C. burial was in lutely Removes estion. One package it. 25¢ at all druggists. ardware for Spring and “Dress-Up” Week PRUNING SHEAR PRUNING SAWS PRUNING KNIVES POULTRY NETTING AMERICAN FENCING GARDEN BARROWS CANAL BARROWS Steel Goods RAKES SHOVELS HOSE Baby Hoe LAWN ROLLERS GARDEN SEEDS The Abbe Hardware [\ (0,279 Main St Moth Preven hite Tar Moth Bags, all size dar Moth Bags, ali sizes One pound Cartons, Cedar Moth Chips, Laven- 1e Flakes, Napthaline Flakes, Cedar Chips, Cedar Mist :daroll Powder, Cederoil Leaves, Creosan. NICKINSON _DRUG CO.. .\ MAIN STREET i, Gum Camphor, Tar Paper, Cedar Spray, onic ball have enriched the Ma- Corporation fund to the Abram Henry members of will attend the state encampment at Guilford on Wed- weel. Franklin police cle from an alleyway on Cherry street and chil- no satisfac- ‘nas \rmory com- . to All this meeting his pall- their The NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916. UHECH CONTAGION, T HEALTHBOARDSAYS | = oyt Be the FIRST “on the Brook for That Trout But FIRST Secure the This Applies Alike to Parents, Teachers and Physicians Steel Fishing Rods. Right Fishing Tackle From Our New Stock health Supe nten ccial atten- | preventive contagious « n the mounthly report of the l | | | | B | devartment issued today i dent T 1 B | tion to the need of better in of applies to parents, teach measures ¢ Thi and physicians and as a D the present demic where the have thousand. says if the first few cases had be and the parents of shown a de ad of the d might have cases 1se in point en cases n St Reeks speaks of of measles reached nearly properly isolated the children 1 prevent the spre. four lives ire to at heen | v ease article in the healih “It is but a fow preventive medicine | the future. but toda thousands immune ‘o through preventive | the spread of conta may posi ) doctors, nurses their This Teading follows: that of | buttetin HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE 336 MAIN STREET not o dream only are dis ent, dise ecked if only | parents would to prevent Meastes rin o5 treatr but gious he ses do part in An [ in point i of measles thg over New Brit nd which T passed. Tt has given exhibition not only of th better understanding measures on the part ents, but of the la operation on the p ample. “Phe | epidemic antined houses carri vious month, daily assi ealls made d over fre vivid general investi of vet us a ance laboratorics by in nur need preventive pa co- of 29; 18X, of many of mutual of some directly or indirectly connected with the med ical profession. No long as some par- ents continne ich little ve- rd Tor the welfare of other children sending their own children to *hool when they know they are not entirely recovered from meas nd other dise: are in contact with nd so long as some doc- tors fail to report the stence contagious diseases, just so long epidemics occur. “If, in the present measles, the first few properly isolated; had the parents or those in ch hown the desire t prevent the 8 from spreadir at least four children might have been spared to who now mourn their loss. “It i not the children saved. that counts. “Parents. you owe it to munity to help prevent “Doctors, you it ress of the profession trol and prevent. From March 1916, the follow ported Diphthe fever, 14; typhoid fever, cough, mumps. 7: me chicken G0; tuberculo: Food Sanitary inspectors. Inspections and food bakeries, restaurants, ete, 541: pounds (weight) of meat destroyed, 62; other foods destroyved, 1 inspected, 465: wmeat ned, 27: foods stores ordered 0 Ik Inspector's 3y assisted by i Food Inspections. ‘ Inspector, ! re-inspections stores, candy mfg to articles of | meat hoxes ordered covered 665 no by i : hoxes 52 cle ordered 66 | ecutions, of M will tend Dutch Supper ses or cleaned, pros active casc IFirst Ward Republican Repe | held oy and supper at | Mayor Quigley on the city spealker's table. rated with bunting and pictur nmayor An or for the cvent nmany lowing e-election rally hall all the upied seats Total samples mits to sell milk i spected, 30: dairi 8; dairies ordered 1: dairies re-in spected, 98; milk condemned, tions, 1. examined, per sued. 0; dairies in- ordered cleaned, properly drained, 10: cows in- condemned, 13 20 rdeck’s last and ticket oc | | ! { Tho i epidemic of i cases had been f reeted A9 qt prosceu- the ung. vl during popular songs were by speechmaking candidates the clu adjoined to Nelson's where howling was enjoved The guests included F. 8. Chamberlain, Senator G. Goodwin of GIVIL WAR VETERAN . W. Bull, Tax Collector Charles Dingwell Formerly Resid- i setmin. i children horn, hut the Zuests the com- the help owe to to pros- con- March wer to 21 Paul Bellman, chairman or the ward committec R Ziegler, J. W Mills, committeeman: Councilmen Steiner of the and City fh 1. Thompson. President ling ten made “h urgir this | o next whooping 942 trar nd May 121 Sec pox Department Reports, Pirst The W\ work following is a of the nmonth report department Mo of toastn short to turn out the r E] variou for 3 ; 3 Wi T mm Attention of the 1 poli nd % was directed [l Conx Diceatos: charity departments in foroe d 1blic rood ‘ the morning to Charles Dingweil of | a give Tubereu diphtheria 1: typhoid whooping chickenpox, 5: diphtheria, 5: fever fever, 0; as 5 couch, eryvsipelas, 1 called for « d Civil war veteran vote { Thomaston, an g mayor and cerowd i city nd accorded | then sent tranded in thi pathetic who was e is a o Mayor Quigley. most zonor- | 1 old Mayor sley was the (i wnd unpleasantr 1 work mayor ref primaries wits soldier wi Qu rhea, 1 assistance possible, on he urged that town s of ol ‘ter tho ot logist's Report. 53 second cultures examined, S6 showing diphtheria 1 ture showing diphtheria | blood test typhoid actions ohtained sputum examing | tions, 10: sputmm showing B. positive, 1; nations, 4 back home Is 1 Mr. Dingwell iy 84 vears of : to b older. Hc o i felt that ircumstance Cultures ex to ture first enl and more first culture second 18: Widsl positive imined, hiy-four Years of to i examine the and s much sonewhat htened | but proud and admit his itution double with wenkened by ar, the looks somen endor It that it was an endorsemeoent administration rather than a 1 him. I cenl- it an strad is for re ¢ veurs of work in imanial Chamber tion He tubercul misceilancous oxami 1 durm thr his hair tottering wounds rec man. in his white beard M taxes would the city + has been ric tained that he demands and 00,000 he and streamin white along with the ed stick he w s de-=lig ppenri the the his rments, tax Chamber Y Reports, ing rea Dwelling TGASC [ tive plu phumbing) toilets ordered inspected hing (other ordered 16 than repaired fective ordered repaired, light installed in toilets, 1: ventilation ordered installed in toilets, | i aid of a heavy erook of £ the two vears in toilat eain, present has grown while the 14 per is undervalued list o in has Property Mr, STice ety {he high most pathetic M. J standing norning He told said e station street man this assistance W ion increased here o e his sad to find the Chamberlain nto tin items tax 1 then went Kenney e and trying counld 1: yvards inspected, 157: vinds e in. Mr was he some M mees and explained spected, vards ordered S0 garbs removed cleanc w can covers ordered 50 wWhich g0 tofimulk whes and rubbish ate ordered ; complaints reccived at of. complaints found unwarrant zurbage complaints reccived at 16; Wounded Three Fimes. e Goodwin No Politician. ston and lthough e south green | When the | Dingwell en Waterbury with Company Connecticul Volunteers. e the r and took e md was shot ot Froduerick receivingy pa log and side. | the council. The slate, he .aid, New tronghold NiE one Tie most did in story Thom: there, the tine M. Dingwell is a was born in Bi fice Chairman Goodwin received tion. He told the he i politician and said mayor spent | | ed LeLt crowd the with the Ziezlor miscellaneous orders, 6 ol his reside old him ol Plumbing Number 1 permits buildings, 1 30 Inspector’s Report. L e . ! this city for u nator Ki | work promisced | the ticket of applications received to for work in old buildings, new Civil war hroke ot listed in cighth throughout issued for new o permits, for permits issued in old huildin buildings tested, 15; in newe huildings, in new huildin in old buildin toilets issucd buildin wash-howls in K ve him Klett ind sit at the also discusse the the upon by primary d the mavor was permits issued nks 1old buildings, 17: new daundry tray plumbing in new plumbing approved 28 final ction [ final rection 14; s issued old ) i in for n . served part in wounded thred battles of and Getiys the head these xploding shell 1 Teft o e veteran or v A quc oL many was 3 X qu i saic no which for estimates the the Hoard od finanee battles @ ) Britain as a b it to live Tuesd de an piced rds <ty of for new ind is up up to md tile here n Thompson m the virman permi Binmwt . Dk arried i the by As the vell's today ubs o tation xt u it ne work new ermits |ola b 6 iy part of the depression N issuned old in hond oday in port of ticket phrey pproved connections i his forel show e of the with o recent ho wer found vound 4 rolied od and 1 47; defects total issned, 4 of Fubercalosis - works, opene in the Ding renc until | feebl inspecte M one by the issuoes Ol prima bec edies, 7; inspections, sew permi Report and paign i had n it Thomaston nd Department. self and | strong in ow om ments and made hy « espot M from previon f 1 W Cases month, 1 disc vied ove ; new e od, 0: reported, Home whei wernment inll garding work phrey any 1ths, 31 case him at 1Y for care, 1 sent from cases elaine i tter loss paved under inatori, His 1oy, impo o My Loses Sight of Ahont wit | anywh than the < i this was the Ia support coming electi cuses to three weeks walking whi | discnar . Ll | same or supplica | VO Iin thi with : manent Collertor nd natoria 10; M | now at supplied Loomi with calls male | care vith milk, and strock hine i cases supplied sputuim urged o eve, impairving (i iy will he blind. e went (o the hospital Middletown wanted take the fused doctors and <o he paid i : ealls at oilice, 96 | at 1d Middlc thero oult, regular nursing i sox in and The class by its In a Putter, ihey eve bt | o pound Diphtheria cultures lease, 54: dephthe cultures for diagnosis, 27; investigation | contagious and suspicious easc given in contagiol suspicious cases, tions ol pa roons Report of re Department. J 20 a he T were vexe : would not keep him his bill weakened taken for re- | pe said tleniin G e any and startc o GEORGE BLLIOTT 1Nt Elliott of the Lrwin division of ware corporation, is home with Yesterday aftornoon on the nothing and pain | home. In condition b hecame da after going a baclk wrived last hotel until this soldier, in Kensey of the i instruction and Bristol ered to this | ployed office 2% the occupied by fumigations B contagious a eases, 8. to reno rooms occupied by infectious cases (ineluding re-papering and re-paint- inz) b; houses quarantined, S; quar- city wherd stopped at The old accident to his ey it had killed me. Then T'd out of my misery and 1 will anyway for ! haven't much longer to stay here. I'm 4 old night « room mornin tients, 9 infected of speaking of the | jured knec humped but began to says *oonly wish | his knee corner it him orders issued he thought of swell ; desk it W fice and years now." ro home. l} Chairman Rernadotte steele, IFifth William wa his b Tuesd RALLY AT BARDECH'S 'All the Republican Nominges I\t-i ciub Dutch night. nominee W the hall was deco- s of the hestra provided music supper "ol a number of members and alleys vsurer W, t a Clerk rominees rs to he G. rd na | A \- Ailing o y a = ded past | ] 1 t as i moo nd | | “tion thanked | e fivst warders for the support they | Senator | stion | respon- | all their s he of of the | higher main The pop- | cent 1 said e of he 1 no re ma | T rank | this repu b Tlum Db to cam tempted papers Tum- | ind until | t & Américan Hard an in 1i necessary for him to leave the of- | You’ll find these top coats useful all aroundthe calendar 1y mixtures freely sprinkied with red, blue and green threads—and with a style that has more individuality to the square inch than any alternative choice in clothes. Really wonderful coats and most of them have the added feature of being CRAVENETTED and ing Fine for street, auto, theater all- weather wear HHovsinlls T PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND £3-99 ASYLUM ST 140 TRUMBULL §¥ Connecting with HARTFORD. onght to get e in off the arrested. Jue th To Fortify the System vinst Grip When Grip is prev LANXATIVE BROMO QUININE should he tak this with ot o1 troys germs, a 1 Tunic thus to W James Smith sentenced to Six Months vlent en at gnebriates” Farm in S bIaleR ot d ixative Quinine ngredient and | in condition wtand aind Influenza There i only one “BROMO QUININE I W. GROVE'S signature C ther £ CHORAL CLUB ACTIVITIES, now until the of the Catholic members of the busy perfecting themselyves | event Rehearsals will be h a week on Thursday evenii B. hall and on Sunday after K. of (. hall in Hanna's blo street Thursday evenir | closing Norwich, s and keel New Britain's the State o system recruits at for Inebriates at Norwich were further aungmented today when James West on box Smith of street was sent Smith is a Bs for six months, flagrant John his enemy. He was released from \y morning and went at home where he made such disturbance that he offender and rley corn s annual conec From rt Cho nion organizaiion worst jail yeste once to h a drunk arrested Smith told will e tor h 1d twice in T o was Meskill that wma then critically he went making Jug g, An three his beer mother expected to live her. He denied he only had knowing that ill and not home to any trouble Richard Connell although he had never hefore walked into headauarters yes. afternoon and insisted that he up for drunkenness. Con- tae court that, realizing vesterday, he though time for applications see ceived by the director fc the union of Lee stree heen the ha in chairman of committec Farmington The Paul Bellman republican fifth ward sold his property on nue to John Skritulski ¢ludes three acres of land rested, terday be locked nell told condition sale his he e e e e [B= | | | \ \ | | \ ; Coffee Doesn’t Hurt Me” | Says the cynic—but, we live and learn and at some time of life many coffee drinkers wake up to the fact that the drug, “caffeine,” in coffee is “‘getting them ‘g =3 | Headache, nervousness, biliousness, heart flutter, | insomnia, etc., are often signs that coffee is getting in its work ; and the growing knowledge of its true na- ture has led thousands of former coffee drinkers to turn to INSTANT POSTUM | I'his famous food-drink tastes much like l Java coffee, but is entirely free from caffeine mild and other harmful elements ever present in L'L)Ff_u\ It is made of whole wheat and a small portion of whole sses, and permits Nature, unhampered, to brain, ner some molz carry on her work of daily and muscle. re-building l Postum comes in two forms: The original Postum Cereal must be boiled; Instant Postum requires 1o boilir a level teaspoonful in a cup of hot watei makes a delicious Both forms are cqually de about the | | same. drink—instantly icious and the cost per cup is “There’s a Reason” for POSTUM Sold by Grocers everywhere. 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