New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1916, Page 2

NEW., BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1916. city, has artfy City ltems ~ |[Ems i i Haven. Besse- | e { Leland’s. . more léss at —advt I | owar hodist | i position company Scouts of the A meet this evenin Boy will the | Taylor of Boston T. White, for is M. more —advt M The s tracting Shop, 40 ‘ourt j its fair | | Brwin less at Besse- | | , son of Mr, and Mrs. er, underwent at Newburgh, Arthur ful ves- a suc Y Alwa | Leland’s Superi spending 1in his more for less —advt. at Bess from Conn. man hats. factory to clean Hat Co.—advt. >t Cochrane at her home 1 is a stenographer in the | rk’s office. { | larga of Colum- il Miss Alw l.eland’s. Bring clear | aavt. more less Besse- —advt. for at an farolyn Alt with local 1 for Friday and Saturday, piled lobster and stein ale and grill.—advt. reports the theft of a ! veranda of his herne, of New relatives. Haven is Marria {at the to ! Charles ford and vood. Always Leland's Crosby rom the street Hunter me Besge- rd and rn hall ovened v e to selectin opening The April 28 to M dar urt he police rom the n and in streeets, | of the corner sireet theft of his | g meeting vour { supper. short ¥ Dyson will to order and make on very leave May | eden where he will spend the ! will more for less avt mma Bergstrom has re sit in Mount Vernon, M. Martin has leased =« ] 1 n Myrile street | | cfurned | Nov Youngster for four years and <. Rani more vt ey Velery Sabe st, employed at the ds, report the theft s of their wardrobe. Mowers, Shears, Knives, - sharpened, Morey's Glen St. and Clayton of vari- Johnson, nk Kc cholas aind Step rect, vears, wi charged belonging The th Ramsay, Bo: by Boys' clu about $ hs will be elected at he Baptist church this supper will preceds a meet- ave- | the dance, bungalow, Sat.—advi. | cent benefit elief fund realized dance for the $145. well known in this |4 to she gone. late into in charge police we wished pocketboo Late forth some theft purse the said they pile of lu horn’s hl 9:30 the but some: to it and missing. ask and by Creeps Walks Cyclist Glides spend all your strength and nowhere when you can get without effort 7 A wheel bur legs worth ten times as i ou can ride five miles quicker less effort than you can walk ou can see more country. A better than horse or auto for E much, costs nothing to run, tter for your health. Saves ime and leather. money Plainville Then the; {and got 2 JOHNSON bf seamless tub- ected crank dust proof b ss'frame, spring erfect wheel. igh Grade Repairing, #L. A. GLADDINC CHESTNUT STREET. st Around the Cornmer.” Mr street, £prYy, te Hayes la charging breach o Mrs. ( DUTCH STYLE Always place ! superintendent. Vs avenue and at 6: offerir will be received. At church will follow Myrtle boys came The vesterday headquarters to last rounded the questioning they just accusation to the police The boys they them some tickets to the Bridget aged appeared in court this morning testify Cullinan, who was arrested by Officer | her complaint transfered from to take ch in heen restaurant more for less at advt. a4 B. Stotts with the of this city has National to take a resignec B anufacturing compan nart suits, $25 and $30 ar attention, at the Kavan. Pratt street, Hartford. of A., will in Turner Beethoven, K this evening more for less at B advt. Health Vermont is actin, ntendent of a few days in Dr. Bodley less at B more for advt. in d your Panamas bleach. Conn. Hat ge intentions were annou wn clerk’s office vesterd I. Livingston of Miss Hazel Snyder of more at advt. Terrace, Clinton soon. corner of street will les now are ery ta veople reiy ho location before First supper this at which ¢ the il ‘ 45 o'cloe of the more for | at B rs Steal $13 From Mrs, isay, Hide Their Loot an Lose it Themselves, at the co str rzon who lives and Cleveland Sopra of 177 Bu 8 to tomor; pockett hen Murray of ranging from 1 be in court with stealing a to Mr Carl S. eft occurred yesterday. who is trying to “Help soliciting funds for left her purse, in her baby carriage b she stepped into Bngine company When for contributions. out the pockethook police were notified the four to tell that they had heard re looking for them. deny the theft of k. B a evening Sergeant hoys up and admitted had hidden went to said they before they had mber hidden it in a in the rear ock on Main street. officer took the boys one else had heaten the money was once st w after little some New on to Scenic. taking trip ca aid that took = and hought v returned A grown-up to per: WANTS KAISER 70 BLOW UP SALOONS Woman of 87 Would Not Object to Invasion, She Tells Police Cullinan of 30 87 yvears but remark against her son, Mic st evening on him with drunkenness f the peace. ‘ullinan upbraided her CHOCOLATES A Tasty Dainty for the Week End 39C a box esh Shipment Just Received. Reeks Jer desirous the arge New 1 his utter posi- |tion as hookkeeper at the Russell & e at- augh advi. open Halt es: is and g as esse~ now, Elm- Besse- ome king of the the esso- BOYS’ E,‘,LUBfi\’VOR‘KER IS ROBBED BY BOYS | Carl nd Joseph Chanda of 494 Mpyrtle street rner eets, 73 Cleveland strect rritt 11 row, rook Ramsay. Mrs. the the containing was and boys hustled the officer the They any am- fter the the nall | of T es- At there | them 1ore the to ndy. Britain buy Bond ably hael and son for his evil ways before court opened P J)ICKINSON DRUG CO., rvice Station for Edison Mazda 169-171 MAIN STREERT Automobile Lamp. | the and begged that he take the pladge. As she thought more about the mat- ter, she suddenly shouted: “I wish the Kaiser would come to New Eritain and blow up every saloon | here.” She tola one of the court cffice that her husband has been dead for thirty-four vears and since that time she has had nothing but {rouble. When told that her son had been sent to jail for fifteen days the aged woman exclained: *“Oh, Lord! Why couldn't they have made him take the pledge in court instead.” Cullinan is a painter by trade and it was a somewhat unusual co- meidence that he had a contract to Legin painting Officer Gustave Hell- berg’s house today. Now the job will have to wait, or else the officer will have to engage another painter. Boy Steals Bicycle. The only other case to occupy attention of Judge J. H. this morning was one in chamber: Joseph Burdick being charged with the theft of a bhicycle from Joseph Burdick being charged with the theft of a bicvele from Joseph Niedwieck The boy's father was greatly sur- vrised at the disclosures against his son and promised to a: the pro- hation officer in making the youngster Lehave. . Detective Bamforth told the court that young Burdick stole the | bievcle and then took a triap ride. Unfortunately he was run into by a | passing automobilist ‘and while he | v:as not hurt, the bicycle was broken, resulting in the discovery. the | Kirkham GOLF CLUB OPENS | SEASON ON MAY 13 Club Officials Prepare Program oi | Yaned Even of the New Officials Britain (10” club for the ing a card of events that will doubt- less be most bers. As us have announced the progra 1916 season’s activities, 7 2l pih i i gratifying to the mem- | 1al there will be a series of Saturday afternoon events during the season and each entrant for all such | sweepstakes will be charged with onc golf ball. The division will be 30, 25, 20, 15 and 10 per cent. In foursome | matches the division wil be 50, and 20 per cent. except when less | than ten teams are entered, it shall | be 60 and 10 per cent. All par- | ticipants must commence play before 3:30 o’clock. Program of Men's Events. Following the card of men's events: May 13, par handicap, match Play out full 18 of this nature; handicap; MM match pla, June medal 10, medal play, par handicap, match play; meda play, rdicap; June July 1, annual championship of Connecticut Golf association will be | playved on the course of the irecri- | wich Country club, Greenwich, Conn.; | par handicap, match play;: | . medal play. Prizes for lowest : nd lowest score with ndicap will be given. The first | round played must be the one turned } pecial relay golf at five o’clock; July 3-8 inclusive, qualifying round for president’s trophy. Sixteen low- | cst scores to qualify. This is a hand- | icap match Handic; apply in qualifying. Contestants must nounce their intentions of their aualifying rounds before start- ing play: July 8, medal play, handi- cap; July 15, medal play, handicap; July handicap, match play; July metery golf; August & par handicap. match play; August 12, | medal play, handicap, to be played with one club: August 19, par handi- | cap, match play; August 26, qualify- ng rounds for club championship. No handicap. Sixteen lowest scores to aualify: Sept. 2, medal play handican; Sept. 4, par handicap, match driving contest at 4 p. m. Priz three longest drives within gi hounds. Fach player to have thr drives from 1st Tee; Sept. 9, par handicap match play ept. 16, medal play, handicap: Sept. 23, par handi- cap, match pla Sept. 30, cemetery | Zolf; October 2, commencement of the October 72 Hole Medal Play Tournament to he played in four rounds of eighteen holes each at anv time during October at the conven- ience of the players except Sunday contestants to register in a book pro- vided for that purpose, signifiving their intention of playing a tourna- ment round before starting play of each round; October 7, medal pla handicap; October 14, medal p handicap: October 21. medal play, handicap: October 28, medal play, handicap. Low Charles W. is Pl holes on all matches | May 20, medal play, ! par handicap, ; cemetery golf; | p; June June 17 icap; DS Score Contests. Nichols, pre club, has donated a lowest net score for the seasou. that is the lowest individual hole score selected for cighteen holes to be added together. | The scores must be taken from the regular matches scheduled on the club program, played over the present eighteen hole course, and in the event of the opening of new holes for tournament play, notices govern- ing such contesest will be posted. In case of a tied score, the player mak- ing the low score on the earliest date will he declared the winner. Score | cards properly dated and endorscd by the opponent should he deposit- ed in the bhox the clubhouse, BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package | proves it. 25c at all druggists. dent of trophy for the at A TR R I AP YT TS X R We Are Ready to Estimate . on the Exterior Painting of Your House See Cur Spring Styles of Wall Paper We specialize in all classes of Interior Decorations,also WINDOW SHADES made to order. line of Varnishes, Complete Floor Stains and Painters’ Sup- plies. The JOHN BOYLE CO. 3 AND 5 FRAN KLIN SQUARE. ’ ™ Hallinan Bread & Ice CreamGo. IN OUR DELICATESSEN DEPT. You are sure of obtaining methods of purchasing enable s Delicatessen Supplies coming i Buy where you know whut question of food. Boston -Brown | Hot from the oven. “Best Stuffed Tomatoes, combini our own Famous Mayonna'se Dre Select your own Live Lobs hoiled right here while you wai evening supper. The first Cheese, pickles, olives an a all times at the Busy Counter. ad and Mocha Lavers Victoria Lunch Sutortan Cake Charlotte Russe Cream Rolls Apple Turnovers For Saturde Stullers, Wreaths we will h and Square v ter from of the season and they Our Bakmg Spec1als for Saturday times. Ou shipments at all fresh fresh us to every goods have day. vou are getting, when it is Home Baked Beans for Lver.”” ng Ripe Fruit, ssing. have i our stock and t. Why not hav salads of all kinds are on hand a me for Sunday re the best ever. o of a Saturday. Chicken Salad and t o t 20c¢ each ecach 5¢ Ib. doz. each cach our E Coffee Cakes. QOur Specials in the Candy Line for Saturday and Vanilla and Chocolate Creoles . Assorted Cocoanut Bon Bons . Peanut Butter Kisses Cocoanut Krisp Marshmallow Dates . ... Vanilla and Maple Walnut Sunshine Chocolates All our own make c Sunday’s Ice Cream Special CREAM 30c per Qt. Our Egg Vanilla Cream w hi cream, fresh eggs, and the best flavoring cxtracts, able at and our with us, our store 40c p Neapolitan at 35¢ Q. i per Qt. at Sunday Will Be 29¢ per 33¢ per 23¢ per 1b 1c per 1t per 1D > per I ST ) i 35¢ per It from the Maker, be FR Buy will ch is the best ever, always obtain Vanilla at 30« big ot are n paper. Our the store seller: inglish and FrPn( h Bath Buns, 1b. 1b. . b. b, b b. RAWBERRY made of rich c s “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” HERE'S A Phone 906. REASON.” Deliveries at 11 a. m. and 5 p. —THE— HALLINAN BREAD & 142 MAIN ICE CREAM CO.srerr SHRINERS MAY FORM PARTY FOR HARTFORD Steps Taken to Have Local Members Go to Ceremonial in Body— Plan of Action. to night , to he af- to Shriners planning and ladies’ Sphinx Temple, A N M. held in Hartford next Wedne and evening are plans for Local the ceremonial [y o. day ternoon asked make known their Zoing to Hartford and returning to J. Vance at the Herald office as soon as passible as steps are underway to provide transportation for those desire to go either by automobile or special trolley. Any who have seats in their automobiles and wish to ac- commodate other shriners by taking them to the desert are also requested to inform Mr. Vance. It is felt that the local might well go in a body and efforts will be made to fill every machine whase owner wishees to take one or more members. If enough responses are received to warrant a special trolley will be hired for those who cannot be seated in machines. The cost of a special car will not be much greater than ardinary car fare. It is felt that most local shriners may he accomodated in machines if the owners prove of a generous nature. An' answer to the following questions will probably prave of advantage to the party if received early enough. What time will vou leave the city? Will there be ladies in your party? » at what time will they leave for Hartford? What time do you plan to return? Have you any seats in your car for other shriners? Do you wish a seat a car or would you go 4 special trolley if one arranged for? An answer on a post card will be sufficient and if any further ar- rangements are made they will be announced in the “Herald” of Tues- day evening. members is The Ladi fary of the A. © H., will meect evening and afte a social an important business meet- ing will be held. attend | who | in | m. Events Tonight “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Lyceum theater. High class photo drama, ater. Vaudeville and Keeney's theater. moving Court Berthoven, I Turner hall. O Ay Boy Scouts meet in church. Comstock Encampment, T. meets in Jr. O. U. A. M. 016 hall. Penfield R. hall. L. D, in G. A President Kiniry Makes ment for Commencement Following arc the newly commitiees of the High s class made by P | today:, Senior Prom chairman, Ruth Holmes, Gertrude Conroy, Parker, Thomas Cadpjus, well, Eleanor Martin. Class banquet—Robert man,” Gladys Stevens, Margaret ley, Louis Fleischer, Harry Mary Curtin,shrdt cmfws Class night—Mary Curtin, lady, Helen Lucey, Emmanuel man, aMrgaret Cowlishaw, 3rown, Louis Jartman, Tom worth, Samuel Rothfeler. cl song—Roger Holmes, man, II(‘n(‘ McKeon, liam Motto | beth Pihl Conroy, Harold O'Mea O’Brien, (e% Buol, H Weigand, “Catherine Sanders, David St. | met | hour wonu Miss Mary's Lad By last evening after which a was enjoyed. Whist prizes by Miss Loretta Cosgrove Irene Walsh. ) Church supper Baptist church. ar: Glady Waliace George (ad- aw socie: social wer Farm.” Fox's the- pictures, bazar, Methodist Announce- Aectivities, appointed hool senior | ident John Kinir chair- Beg- Protass, ehmrd vefw chair- Solo- Anna v and Jnew, chair- | Ithel Benz, Wil- { Eliza- | Helen i i | | | An Extraordinary Sale of Regular $5 Trimmed Hats On Sale Today and Saturday $2.98 Here's one of the greatest tunities of the oppor- season to purchase stylish Trimmed Ha We offer assortment of Choice Trimmed made in the height of style, trimmed effectively with All Silk Ribhons, Effects, Flowers. No two hats There's a splendid variety of at re- large Hats markable savings. a Fancy alike. styles to choose from. Special Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Values Up to $25.00. On Sale At $1A. TS opportunity such wonderful bargains in high grade at the height Tail- It is seldom that of the season to secure ored Suits. you have such an a fortunate purchase we are able to present these won- derful bargains. These suits we offer are made of Gabardines, Whipcords, Poplins, Serges and Checks, the colors are Green, Copen, Tan, Rookie and Black. But by A Man Is As Young As His Clothes HE Otder men are just as Keen for our Clothes as the Young- er slement, They Know “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” Is As True Fo: Them As For Their Sons - Hovstalls PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 3-99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST HARTFORD. 10 ay WatchSale The anticipated advance prices of American Watches here, we have sto cked up heavy at the old prices, and are offering our full line of Elgin, Waltham and Tavanas Watches at 15 to 20% reduction from the former low price which means 1-4 less than the prevailing prices. The May list of VICTOR REC- ORDS is exceptionally fine and on sale now, step in and listen to them, and be sure to ask for Harry Lauder’s latest. Henry Morans, Jeweler, 321 Main St., New Britain, Ct. in is