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

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, bAFURDAY APRIL 22, orter, Dyson & Co. | JEWELERS ve a large, new stock of fine goods, sisting of Sterling Silver, Rich, Hand- nted China and Fine Cut Glass, suit- e for the Spring Bride. We invite your inspection of these goods. prter, Dyson & Co. old Jewelry Shop where quality is as represented. 54 MAIN STREET Events Tonight “The Iron ater. City Items ‘l Master,” Lyceum nt (1c) the smallest coin in pd has the Biggest bower in the World today at ; Bruinerd's Drug Store, 181 et. See our window display. Sta High class photo dramas, ater. Vaudeville and motion Keeney's theater. pictures, of the born Babcock rejoicing at Flora Allis, a M street are daughter, . Painters’ ' Union deck’'s hall. annivers: Bar- ozarts for Easter smokes. Vega society —advt 5 meets in Vega hall. Chamberlain council 0. U. A.'M. hall. Thomas Toner of eete inyr bt have gone to New York for s TO INSPECT STREE enses now due and payable Board of Public Works Planning for Annual Trip About City. N. Humphrey, chairman of the board of public works, has called a meeting of the hoard for Tuesday eve- ning when p annual inspection of streets. Tt is pro- posed to start from City hall next Fri- day afternoon at 1:30 o’clock and in- spect all the strects with the getting a definite idea of after the severe winter. Most of the pavements the winter in good shape e pt where excavation wor was done late la fall and the surface has settled in con- sequence. Friday night following the C. N. G., will join the Bristel and companies in at- be held by Co. G, Manchester next The trip will be and I., bers of miiltary he fair to in South ay evening. huto trucks. Bungalow, Sat, evening. —advt. South Bur- Wideawake A delightful | Fenton of entertained the lub this week. s served eorge have stood and blue foxes for sum- Meshken, 139 Main.— | hite e, . street Main ew York Schaefer. St., auline Curtis of rt Eda Be 1 spend Mr »ughlin announces to a much lusive lines correct right prices, consisting of ns, £uits, j address S2 Pratt Hunter of C his leg in the bout s rapidly H v cuss the situation. REALTY TRANSFERS, Transfers of real estate were record- | ed at the town clerk's office this week | as follows: astate of mes Hinchey to Patrick Hinchey land and buildings on Beaver street. Morris Kotkin to Mollie Berman {land and buildings on Willow street yvard | William Hatch et al to the Unit- seven | ed Electric Light and Water Co., land im- | and buildings on Corbin place. William L. Hatch, trustee, to Wil- liam and Anna Kraus land and build- ings on I t street rles L. Barnes to Catherine Ni- nd and buildings on Barnes Shop, 91 its 1 coa nton ke rammar school o, is repor Charter of Staf- Edna Woodworth of | nd Mrs. W. R. Brown ¢ Brown of this city | fert from a street. Walter P. Steel to J. and buildings on Rasttalkent o = Chevrole E Ethel ings wville, Madeline arned from week'’s C. Webb land Auto ( for b/, ths HARGR DEPUTY. Again Assistant. City Clerk l'lwnl]hon His B nt AL pointed Harry A. Hargreave uty for the ensuing two years. Hargreaves has been deputy city since Colonel Thompson succeeded Loren D. Penfield as city clerk. Mayor Quigle | pointment of Drs Arvid = g ndl ELL-ANS & blutely Removes ; b estion. One package | goists. spendins paren Chapman is holiday his rop street (1c) the allest coin in City Clerk States, has the Bigzest World today at Drug Store, 181 window display nt b ox thie Mr. Brainer et in See our - window display of dresses ken H. T. Bray and rdvt Judge B. I, Gaffney as a mem- beard of finance and ta GAME POSTPONED. Owing to the inclement weather a the baseball game between Suffiecld Literary Institute and New Britain High school w roned. 11 B it 25cat all dru Easter Candy Noveities and Favors LE MEAD SWEETS CRANE’S 80c, $1.00 and $2.00 1b 80c,$1 & $21b Grates of Eggs 10¢, 25¢ of Eggs 108 Ly fed fihoc. Eggs Boxes of Eggs With Fu's Order Your 5 1b Boxes Early ITMAN’S PAGE & SHAW’S to 5 1b boxes 11b to 51b boxes DICKINSON DRUG CO.. it MAIN S’T"R EET the- | Fox's the- { Dixon, is will he made for the | aim of | conditions | J. inspection the board will meet to dis- | Appoints Thmopson has reap- his dep- clerk announces the reap- Anderson as health commission- to- ! 4 the | 1916. 4730315 Club Campazgn Teams; | U RIC ACID NEVER CAUSED Composed of Many Hustlers. RHEUMATISM” Energy and Ability to Get There Is Make Up of Solici- tors Who Will Raise $85,000 for Fund in 1 WANT to proveit to your satisfao- have Rheumatism or Neuriti what your for my FRE “1ts C call it * RHEUMA- *Thou- Don't_send ELY FREE. u Ten Days. men teams that the $85,000 fund Britain Boys’ With the will solicit funds for twenty i for the New club com- | mencing next Wednesday almost com- [ pleted, with each member selecied | | awaiting the word that will start him oft meritorious hunt the | sums that will make up this worthy the hardest part of the pre- liminary work of the captains is an end. With a few v: will probably on the for object, cancles, which be filled before Monduy the teams fit for battle covered afternoon, the are now which promises before to May great be with glory, rolls around. the selection of the team Howard I.. Platt cellent judgment in picking out young In tains, has used ex- men who are well known for their ability in the art of hustle. Mon- at 7:30 final ar for the On the will tho o'clock in ngements work of day evening MG completed iteams. Up be to this had submitted their representatives: George S. Talcott Hart, R. R. afternoon the captains Walter Milts G. captain: Healey, . L. | Carl S. Neumann, R. C. Twichell, | W. Traut, E. M. Wightman. { Frank W. Holmes, captain: Harry i 5 & G. Hancock, Medwin S. Bronson, A. N. Rutherford. Louis Jones, Bruemmer, Oliver Nichols, Arthur | Thornton. Maurice nley, Wilbor, jr. W. T. Hart, R. W. Chamberlain, James Rogers, Harold Hatch, Louis Young. Willlam H. Meagley, captain; C. Conant, W. J. Bunce, H. H. Corbin, A. N. Scripture, Glover Campbell, C. 3. Hance, C. A. Ludvigson. Johnstone Vance, captain: Humason, F. Barker, Harold Louls Barker, Fred Green C. F. Bennett, captai W. S. Rowland, Andrew B. W. Lewis, I/, Conlon. Joseph Andrews, captain; S. ddy, Maurice H. Pease, Kenneth Sloper, ". W. Vivian, Parker A. Abbhe, George H. Hicks, Herbert S. Woods. Y- Chamberlain, captain Rus- sell Germond, C. W. Upson, W. 8. Middlemass, ¢ H, Pease, captain: Stanley Goss, North, Buol, Robert E. Erwin. Paul Rogers, captain; don, William Cowlishaw, son, Robert Skinner William T. Sloper, captain: Corbin, Harold L. Judd, R, ( Merwin, F. P. Upson, . Lee. W. E. Atwood, Ralph Moody ay, Leslia Eddy, E Stephen Ste- phanian, George Gris- wold. & win, George captain; Coholan, D. Howard Jones. Oliver, R. J. cas, H. H. Stanley Shel- L flford o Joseph Elkins, rsons, captain: rter, J. E. Kimball, Cooper, W, rl Rosen, captai Walter Zamb James C. Corr, ar Anderson S h“'nnl s Hultberg, Cherps . George Gibney, A. P. Goodrich. Phillp Corbin, captain: B, W, nett. Frank H. Shield, R. H, ford. Edward Peterson, Edward Con.- nolly and George H. Well E. Welles Eddy, captain; 7T Loomis, T. L. Weed, F. M. Holmes, D. W. Willlams, Ienneth and Horace Hancock. Edward F. F 1, captain: Anderson, W. E. Baker, Tenry A ohn Hubert, Oscar A. Marsh, Wallen and Charles Wiegand. C. Cooper. captain; B. C. Good- win, Fred Henderson, Henry McKen- ney. Harry Foster, Allan Screcn and Donald Bell. Harry Scheuy, captain; and members of the Kenilworth i Mur- I An- S. rh (e aptain: nford Kingsbury, Marsh and Frank 8. Ren- Loui seven club. i The TLadies to Help. No any campaign for rasing funds for purpose is successful without the of the this respect one of the most energetic assistance ladies, and in formidable selections Boys’ through of hustlers for | the club campaign has the efforts of N who has attain- secured | Charles E. Wetmore, I ed takings phenomenal success in her forSthe ¥ Sy 8@ A | the Women's board. Wetmore and Hospital Mrs. has chosen for her ants on the committee the following: Mrs. William E. Attwood, Mrs. Wil- liam I°. Broo Mrs. Frank J. Porter, William €. Hungerford and Flora Humphrey. Of the twenty teams of ladies, | nmx‘((‘(‘l\ has been alloted captains so isting of Mrs. George W. Herbert L. Mills, Mrs, Pelton, Mrs. John { Kirkham. Mrs. John Purney, M | William S, Rowland. Mrs. William Beers, Mrs. Howard 8. Parsons, Miss Katherine Wilbor, M T Platt, Mrs. William Miss | Gertrude Carlson, Mr M. | Halloran, Mrs. Jamcs B Mrs. Buell B. Bassette, M | Pease. Mrs. Robert [ C. McKinnie and Christ. The women workers will gether Tuesday afternoon o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. to discu plans for the carapaign. Arranse- ments for feeding 500 persons the noon day lunches were a meeting of the committee yesterday ternoon. The committee on ser- and addresses met with the various pastors last evening and ar- Martin, M get at nmons at | | cap- | the following lists of | Howard | 12, ¢ ! best A. Moore, ; R. | | Noah TLu- ' W. Stevens. ' ' Scott Frishie, | Russell Nel- | C. H. Bald- | Hemen- | Hoteh- | and Herman T. | Conrad | Andrew | Earl Craw- | C. Hoffman | Albert G, | been | under- to- | 4:20 Lt | made at {Philly Smith Curses Judge and { Your bunch. il | g0 on now, W {3 * last and Fla cott Scott said ordered having trouble with man T. F. Haverty tacked him when he i stop smoking. Scott denied {legation and declared that | courted trouble by his over | manner. Each accused the other ! punching him. Brother: club Sunds at- when sermons be preached ranged for week from on the campaign from the ]!\]Il:i(< IN RAGE, PRISONER ABUSES POLICEMEN 30y tomorrow, will the al- Fined and Alec Domereski, , celebrated Good Friday sether yesterday and were arrested together last evening by Officers C. Johnson and M. J. Cosgrove { were preparing to take a nap !the sidewalk in front of the York. Both brothers admitted offense and cach was fined $3 | costs. Together. on Calls Officers Graiters Captain Beaton in Court. H The adjourned case against Cap Charles H in | charged with a "health ordinance, today and Prosccutor { nolle when Lawyer M. ed that the captain with the regulations ed that Mr. Beaton !order came to him from the healtn board to clean-up his yard and a man he had told to do it neglected to comply Philly violation of the was disposed Klett orde: H. Camp since compl who has different offense of 8mith, been court fifty-seven for the princip was again Detective Sergeant Samuel Bamforth | of Main where times al drunkenness, arraigned this morning. the was ill when arrested him at corner and Myrtle streets yesterday he was making a disturbance. Judse J. T. Meskill sentenced him to the state farm for inebriates at Norwich | and after court Sergeant Bamforth | had occasion to speak to him, when he flew into a tirade. “To—with you and the Get away from come soft soaping around me You're a bunch of g fters, all | Curses on “Jim' Meskill, too get away from me.” With (\With Violin) the foregoing ultimatum, Philly was ' Gh i led from the court room. Soprancisolo s o Smith is an unusual Querteltiing Magd Drink is his worst enemy Rebtiude, sinip T not object to going county institution T FIRST CHURCH. music program of First Congregational church follows: Preludo for organ and violin, Ador- ation oieieies Borows Violin, Mr. rd Stearns Anthem, Behold Risen rest of; me and don't now. of you! Ho the character. but he does to jail. At the he is given work | as a cook and consequently has the | of evervthing. It was to jail he thought he was going today and when it dawned on him that he was | going to the state farm where The would have to work for at least six months he took serious objection. Fails to Show KEaster Spirit. Lawyer Willlam F. Mangan laugh- ingly criticised Prosecutor Klett for failing to show a spirit of forgiveness that should be exhibited on Iastcr | Saturday morning, when the latter urged Judge Meskill to send John to jail for making a disturb- ance on the last train from Hartford Saturday night. Scott was fined $15 and costs. Conductor J. TERTAIN ACTOR. Forty members of the New Britain lodze of Elks and friends of J. Irving | White will tender him a farewell banquet this evening at the local club’s rooms at the conclusion of the perfor: nce of “The Iron Mas- 1 ter, t the Lyceum theater. Mr. ! White leaves the company to be- {come a2 member of the Poli stock company of Hartford next weck. TO DEBATE. at headquarters local socialists TO ¥ SOCIALL Tomorrow evening | in Bootk block the will debate the question: “Resolved that the United States should be pre- pared for war.” The debate will fol- low the regular business session and the public is invited to attend and take W. Peasc testified tof ¢ in the discussion which follows. “Good morning, Mr. Mason; I see you’'ve got a new sign in your win- dow.”’ “Oh! yes. The SOCONY Sign. Yes, that’s been up ever since the first of the week. What do you think of itP” I think it’s fine. I’d a whole lot rather buy kerosene with a name and a pedigree than just any old oil the dealer happens to have in his tank. SOCONY, you call itP”’ “That’s right. So-CO-ny. It’s the Standard Oil Company of New STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW PRINCIPAL OFFICES: NEW YORK We recommend the following oil burning devices as the best of their kind: | } him to | - | as they | Hotel | the | and | Clothes that have a happy faculty of fit- ting info any sur- roundings. GENTLEMEN who wish to choose their Qutfittings from among the rich profusion in which this store abounds will find that their every apparel wish has been antici- pated. Beaton of Lexington street | the | Hovstulls iT PAYS TO BUY DUR KIND #3-99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL 5% HARTFORD. It was explain- | the | Easter Lilies and Fiowering Plants for Easter. Roses, Sweetl Peas, tioms, Datfodils, Tuilps. Carna- VOLZ FLORAL Store, 92 West Main St. Greenhouses, Edson St. EASTER SUNDAY SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Morning Service Begins at 10:30 OCONY KERO-SCENES ‘We ve always carried it because we wanted our customers to have the best. Now it’s got a name —SOCONY —and nobody’s gladder than 1 am. Maybe now, people will begin to realize that all kerosene is notalike.” ““There’s a difference, is there?” I should say so. Just as there’s a difference in eggs and a difference in butter. SOCONY Kerosene Oil is clean, clear-burning, absolutely reliable. Every gallon is exactly the same as every other gallon. YORK BUFFALO BOSTON New Perfection Oil ALBANY Cookstoves and Water Heaters, Perfection Smokeless Oil Heaters, Rayo Lamps and Lanteras.