New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1916, Page 2

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 25 1916. = SUNDAY HANGOVERS Heaithy Old Age | prter, Dyson & Co. | riuL cor aGa Prings Happiness| HORSFALL SILK SHIRTS i — !Simple Remedy Promotes | y g In Character and Quality, HORSFALL JEWELERS One Woman Says Hushand Beats ~Health By Overcoming N SHIRTS have always been above the stan- Her Every Week-End Tendency to Constipation. : . | dard but the complete array of Siik Shirts is ¥ Advancing years impair the action . what makes our Spring Display notable. e oy ehvitalioresns Oldasepshonldy ol - Beautiful creations of Crepe de Chine, Taf- | Good Triday and ster Sunday | Pe the period of greatest happiness, sisting of Sterling Silver, Rich, Hand- J -2 oo e "G S vuc sood neaitn s mecessars. - Con | = feta, Twill, Shantung and Pongee greet our e a large, new stock of fine goods, | other full docket in police court th stipation should not be tolerated—it is . : i patrrons in pl‘OfllSiOl‘l unequaled—And prices o " g | morning and Judge James T. Mes- | often the direct cause of ill health. v 3 aeti i - ted China and Fine Cut Glass, suit- P Fit was kept busy banding out fine Headache, belching, biliousnoss, } . ! are not less attractive than the Shirts them to the offenders, most of whom were ' bloat, drowsiness after eating and : selves. arraigned for fighting. other symptoms of constipation can » : From the best designs loomed in Italy, Beats Un Wife Weekl | be readily relieved by the use of a | | R . . 2 | ¥Ee e et b simple laxative compound sold in drug , : France and America, this most comprehensive | | | e for the Spring Bride. crect 101 Tuise Meskift that | mer | Hores under the mme of Dr. L . | display of beautiful SPRING NECKWEAR e invite your imspection of these gOOdS' S SR e R O L b s Ry e e . . N has been gleaned. Generously shaped, fitted 5 RO week she would think something | Mich., Who is 83 years ays “Dr : 3 5o | with the “slip-easy” band, adding comfort of ‘as wrong with him. But with al | Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the 4 . & 5 abuse, she expressed a willingness | remedy I ever used for constipation wearing and ease in tying. { 1o forgive and forget ir the court | and L always have a bottle of it in the MR. J. H. BRISTOL. o - | would make him stop. Tast night [ house to use when I feel the need of Sy 7 | Peter beat his wife up again. e | it; it never disappoints.” hold remedy in thousands of homes. | , L J | smashed a kitchen chair and a Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a | Druggists everywhere sell it for fifty " | broom across her back and chest and | mild laxative preparation, positive in | cents a bottle. A trial bottle of Dr. | 2 4 Pl | was arr y e “illis ~ s effc acting ea 8 aturally | Caldwell's Sy Pepsin can be ob- o 4 S " | was arrested by Officer William (. | its eff acting easily and naturally | Caldwell's Syrup Pery > old Jewelry Shop where quality is as represented. | Mart. The officer testificd that the | without griping or other pain or dis- | ained, frec of charge, by writing to %é‘ F AYS TO BUY OUR K'ND woman had show Mm the pai ort. F rer a quarter of a cen- | D, W. B. Caldwell, 434 Washington s . sman hac owed him the painful | comfort. For overa q Dr, aldwe gton | 2399 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL S wounds on her hack and chest, so [ tury it has been the standard house- ' St., Monticello, Tllinols. there was no doubt as to the brutaliry 5 of the beating. Utopski himself 5 HARTFORD. admitted the charge, but sai > | Rritain State Normal school will speak never whips his wife without - at Willimantic and New London. The | EVCfltS TOfligm ‘ reason. Vesterday she refused to pay | Willimantic meeting will convene in — {any attention to what he told her.|the Windham High school and the — | sume sessions on Sunday next, follow- | The wife beater was sent to jail for | New London meeting at the Nathan “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,™ | ing the. Passover recess. thirty days. Hale school. Mr. White will give an | Lyceum theater Clt)) Ilem> Preparatory to the toncert to be Victim Has Some Head. address on “Oral and \\'rilf(“n English” —————————~—| given on May 14, the Catholic Choral | Telix Redzon demonstrated to the |at 11 o'clock in New London and at) High class photo dramas, Fox's | fety board will hold its post- | Union will hold rehearsals at §:30 | court that he has “some” head when | 3:30 o'clock will speak in Willimantic | {heater. G| . . bnthly meeting this evening. | o'clock this evening and at 8 o'clock | he declared that Walenty Bugn on the same topic. | _— _ Thursday evening. and Vincent ortonvich had es The program for the meeting of the Vaudeville and motion pictures, r blg drugsyndicate is look-§ = 0 'y onces now due and payable. | Proken a heavy beer bottle over his | Hartford County ~Teacher socia- | Keeney's theater. HARTFORD, CONN. : ) . s mronnd dn it S e skull during a fight Sunday night ar- | tion of which Miss El Fallon of § ) urchasing a Main street lo- | —20%" i B e e . 0 this city is pr 5 follows: New Britain Turner society, meets = r a local branch ansifor; inspection jof istreets will {0y ol oo B B Tesi s D0 e B oarata MORNING § N in Turner hall. be made at the meeting of the board ) & - e Iy Post, G. A. R., will hold an | or public worsk this evening. | house and got into an argument with | 10:15 Announcements Post, relrn il A e ar blic works, meets in H 1 ting in G. A. R. hall tomor- the two accused. He claimed that he Address Board of pu . Odd P M d 0 0“{ Sh p ing to which all friends are | Mr. and M Oscar Kraus and | was assaulted and the accused claim- Patriotism and the public schools City hall. | 1eces ade in ur n op. Mr. and Mr ax Noe have gone to | ed he used a knife. The accused were Professor Albert Bushneil Hart o New York for a few days. fined $20 and costs. 11:15 Addre Men's club festival, Swedish Lu- & Stein through l\'lf'i‘ and James McBride has resigned his 30 Cent Feed Costs $2. Socializing the schools theran church | I |0W'B0 s pve sued Richard O'Gorman [ position as agent for the Prudential 2 An unusual case in finance was un- Dr. John Dewey 7 ooy ad L AFTERNOON SESSION Iron City lodge, N. . P. meets suit against Mr. O'Gorman < folded when William Kowalski was| 4 O A g e Dwight Bacon has resumed his | arraigned for refusing to Tor | 1:30 Music at 34 Church street. aven Or a es duties as baggage agent at the local Tempo Quartet % | ! . { some food he had ordered at Maxwell " RS g e i | passenger station. Selils) restaitantl i Eist LT e Address W. L. Morgan lodge, K. by e E E. Jones and John L. Sun- William Dineen has returned from |to thirty cents and he refused to Heredity and education in.Vega hall. Book Stands delegates from New Britain |a western trip. Dr. Woods Hutchinson e a rom pay. Eventually it cost him $2. Mr, : A 4ie Chapter, O B Frraternal Benefit league, at-| paries Farmer of 647 West Main | Hill who had been cheated out of [ 3:30 Election of office e & Miinnin, ot et |, Chatles Farmor of 647 West Mam | Hill who had heen chested out of Masonic hall \ Children’s Furniture rd today. that amount as a witness fee, so he The Hartford High school is on 7 = 5 Charles Johnson and Her- el b was satisfied. Officer Joseph Kennedy | Hopkins street near Asylum street. ‘ourt Columba, D. of C. meets in n will go on a fishing trip | i, "xty-third aniversary of . the |, .4 "he arrest The north entrance is assigned to the | 1 : hall. S P | Turner society will be observed this = 3 i 4 . . : Lorner |8 3 2 RODE : Whres Baers at $1 Per use of the association. The meetings i e . | : L oo e i | ntracnt otze, 57 . 1. 5, meets pecial Designs to Order : J| The Men's club of the Swedish Lu- | John Sandshaw was arrested by | prary ana reading room will be avail- {ioiBandeciesinall; | = | theran church will hold a festival | Officer Dennis Nealon on North street | 4pje for social purposes before ecach I Sh »d S this evening. yesterday for interferring with peo- | geqgion, but closed during the sessions. New Britain Camera club meets in s ou ay They have also instituted | Insurance company. Leaders in the recent concert of palios fafone A offstrcet e - —— Murray's studio. - aop e S M 2 s somewhat drunk and ad- LEY’ . '!t DOES Work" R e D rewli;mlmo;wfl:: mitted naving three beers. He was | QUIGLEY’S CAMPAIGN rali Hiv T. M g £ ek fined $3 and costs ,bringing the cost lentyliver U e Performance. of his drinks up to $1 per. PROVES EXPENSIVE |77 Main street. = s Valkyrian Lodge., O. of dance, o Ui el There, If You Don’t Think | Thursday, April 27th, Booth's hall.— Taxpayers” Are Arrested. e 3 Canton Foster, P. M., meects in Jr. | st Wonderful for Corn aavt Despite their loud protes: et i S e S ANCS hall i ttnt Ui ol e Cost Was More Than Half a Year LA and “taxpayers’ Peter D. McKenna Salary—His Wife Contributed New Britain camp, M. W. A, and Truman House were arrested on at 34 Church street. Whiting street shortly before 1 $160. — meets at my stars, look at it! Land of | Charles E. Morse of Worcester, Why, just look at it! That | Mass., a salesman and Miss Dorothy e right off,—just like peel- Pluehs of New York were married nas. Put your finger on my | vesterday afternocon by Justice A. L. hompson. The bridegroom was pre- That the ical g is ¢ ; Str aised i 3 political game is an ex- | xow Br = ouavldhorsed and Strolls, charged with drunken- I B i € New Bri | c ness and breach of the peace. The | Pensive proposition ana that it costs | The council committee on sewage | (wo officers were on Park strect and | ¥eal money to maintain an efiicient | disposal will make a report of progress | heard the noise made by the mid- | machine such as Mayor G. A. Quigley the next meeting of the council. | night sons two long blocks aw was admitted to possess during the re- | City Engineer Hall is working on the | They were warned to go home qui cent campaign is attested by the fig- report. Ty, but insisted on their rights, as | ures of expense filed late yesterday by Miss Blizabeth Crandall entertain- | they termed them, as they were “tax- | Arthur N. Rutherford, the mayor's {ed the South church Philathea class | pavers.” Each man was fined d | campaign manager. at her home in Belvidere last even- | costs B e T 0 e e i P | ing in honor of her cousin, Miss Anna MciKenna s the man who yesterday | office showed receipts of § L , . | Smith of North White Plains, N. Y., | complained that he had been held up | of which was dispensed during the ¥ who is visiting her. and robbed of a gold watch at the | ecampaign. Of this amount Mr: Zdith . The committee in charge of selling | COTNer of Stanley and Kelsey streets | Wood Quigley, the mayo ife, con- e : iron rings for German war relicf | Saturday night. tributed $460.60, the mayor ; Dr. ave an entertainment in Turner hall Probation is Revoked. T. E. Reeks $50, A. N Rutherford Ever See the Like? No |125t evening. An address was made | Michael Welsh pleaded gullty $100, and Wexler & § §25 Getn in “the Bizgest |y Rev. Mr. Berkmeier of the Wart- | making a disturbance at hix sisters | The cam xpenses follow. Corn Cure in the World!” berg Orphan Farm at Mount Vernon, | home, 270 High street, las i S N E. T. . $20.65; Burt Kings- y | Y. An entertainment was given | His brother-in-law and sister testj. | bury. political worker, § e ‘f:‘;”"i-”““”' ‘l“‘ Kf\*frf“d‘- ~!hy members of German organizations. | fied that he came home drunk ang | Bramble, political worke ; —feel how smooth the skin o'clock this morning by Officers Lycn W. H. Hart Debating club banquet, | | | | i | The Catholic Women's Benevolent | Legion will hold its regular meeting in | school hall tomorrow evening at s; o'clock. was throwing things a d on | Witkin, political worker, 1, that's where the corn w ; »wing things around when | Witkin, p ht beats That's the way | HOUS BY FIRE. arrested. A fine of $5 and costs was | kin, political worker, imposed and previous probation was | Staub, use of auto, $16: “Nor love, nor honour, wealth nor power, can give the heart a cheerful hour, revoked. Officer Hart made the ar- | gan, auto hire, $20; Denni When health is lost. Be timely wise; with health all taste of pleasure flies.” —John Gay, English poct. works ¢ all corns, every —— time. Tt's t .y ol s6 55 pasquale Toscano’ e ime. It's the mew, simple [ $600 Loss At Pasquale Toscano’s | .o S e, S e ATing “"')‘y’-" ‘l“(': 1 ‘*”“n EOI*)L‘-! Beaver Street Buil 5 Fight on Park Street. Co., auto hir ): Horace Hart, 5 SOl SapLIons siine sep Tt s re. 0; Frea Purington, auto bandages, sticky tape, plas-| The upper part of the houss at 146 Joseph Abson of 0 Park street | auto hire, $10; d ring . -eating salves, : E Bsaver i stiéct iy neal b ylinas: nal el BIAANE NeR Rk se BRI Ron (RO G MiEeik Jesenl Ren AN LIS i““ It is every man’s and every woman’s Sometimes these ailments do take ""Q?',H'f“’.‘“j“"';;_:\ e i Cannias damaacdiip e Sxen :\'i.llhm’\ O e e | Borkowitz auto hire, $5; ity of duty to keep well. AA duty they o'wye care of'themselveb, ands'ometlmes not. b seconds. Never fails, Noth- | threatened the entire structure about | Strolls were called to the scene and Britain, police hire, $1.50; How to themselves and to the community. That is why so many wise people keep tick to, hurt or press on the | 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The | 8Trested Odishoo “'f&u,ijli’,:,’:h‘n:.l:‘;:; ::vlnSf.'.gfi\wgll:;,1\.(\‘.(.:(,‘.:i'»,‘ '"fi,é},“"m\‘{{;f Much of your happiness and success, a box of Beecham’s Pills on hand, and e Al L (L "h‘,:“‘l‘“q“( on interferring '\\»-:n. x_n}wn e o Radil, n, $4.50; Frank Ra- depends upon your health. Let go of use them as needed. A household r sent direct by T. lLawrence | leading to the upper part of the house 4’;(\‘;‘::"‘0\\!‘!.]‘\“ n‘rm;(n"i‘:\(;u‘xfin‘ A \fif\‘fi ?z:lm]fi‘zr:r Y ff:i‘x?‘:~,§]'«“;‘;ll,!w i your health, and many of the thingsin remedy of utmost value in keeping B w:"?,,;],f(;m:f”‘;:_m;:'”"';1,1'"‘[]‘:”’)'5‘?:1" ihe | Street about 8 o'clock when one of | $5.10; J. Menousck, cigar ! life you prize highest, the stomach, liver, est corn remedy by City Drug | house made the work of th fireraen W i _® somaniiand [ S go with it. You know bowels and blood in o o Store, W thelmate dificultasitheythadieoiweric (i aienoo S A e Co | it RrAam, Rl e O this, so donot be care- order, and preserving fined §5 and costs and Place was dis- | Willlam Squires, sr., political worker, less about your most the health of the - i— — mer— | charged. D. J. Commane, political worker, . . = Abraham pleaded that as he had John Sautter, political worker, § precious possession, family. Made of med- no “cash money” he would be unable | William Smyrk, political work Many of life’s ills icinal herbs which - = to pay a fine but he would do the | James . politi worker, $ : hest he could. * | Vincent v, political worker, $2; | are brought on by have a cleansing and —— L Standard” for advertising, carelessness. You strengthening effect SC Eveready Flashllght 75C PLAN CONVENTIO worker, $2; M. - Swobod political of indigestion, alittle headache, amild tions. Contain no injurious drug. G G | worker, Philip Bardeck, & 2 bilious attack, you find yourself consti- Beecham’s Pills have been time- | 1. Porter Co., rent of chairs, R e 2 Hartford County Assoclation to Mcet Austrian Singing Society hall, pated, or see that your skin is muddy, tested for over sixty years in all parts o tre e S ¥ $5; Horace ;'m"fl: ]0-\";“‘{1 "fl'""s your tongue furred, er your eyes have of the civilized world. They are a at Hartfore School Friday, o HNile a Skritulski, hall rent, 5 : 5 Dne Week ‘ One Week il R lost their brightness. And instead of remedy of supreme worth to you, and May 5—Other Meetings. cut Staats Zeitung,” advertising, $3 heeding the plain warning of something to all who know and appreciate the riaay Moy 5 Foe {xed as the | Journal Publishing Co., advertising, 5 e ot 3 . ot And Battery bl NI ) e G0 MGl D v T wrong, you think it will not amount fact that ‘‘Health is the first wealth, date of the annual meeting of the | $17 Sca 3 g i 5 ; Tublar—or Flat Hartford County Teachers’ association | New Britain Gas Light Co., $1.6 3 to much, or will take care of itself. and should be carefully preserved, b to be held at the Hartford High school | H. Kehoe, printing, $73.50; John 2 High Test Eveready, 30 Dry Cells and the same day the fortieth annual | Andrews. rent of furniture, §19.50; uhe Largast Sale of Asy Medichg i the Woeld™ S meeting of the ern Connecticut | janitor hire, $2 Jack Davis, room AtAL Draggiatal 106,28 RVICE STATION EDISON MAZDA AUTOMO- Teachers' assoclation will be held at | rent. $5; Fred Beloin, room rent, $3; BILE LAMPS Willimantic and New London. . Landau, room rent, $i; \\1Il|‘1\{ Principal Mareus White of the New | Cook room rent, United - LNy - government postage, $7; total, $755.60. P CHASE A I\";"’l’\()"l‘:”. o More honors have been showered | upon Eugene P. Chase of West Main N Absolutely Removes | street at Dartmoutn college where he | 169-17 2 : has now been voted the most Intel- 3 DRUG CO MAIN Q-'l'l"lla Indlgestlon. One package | lectual member of the senior class. A | " .o S EET - 4 - i | few months ago Mr. Chase was named | __ L proves it. 25cat all druggists. | .i" e Rhoder Scholar from Darte ; A 7 . = mouth, Directions of special value to women are with every box