New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 2

‘ For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Gastoria Always Bears the Signature ALE'OHOL 3 PER CE Sli\[\uglii{filgylen'e P%cparaliun forAs- similating the Foodand Regula- ting the Stomachs anrlBowgglo% INFANTS SCHILDREN | Promotes DigestionCheerfi | ness and Rest.Containsneitter Opium.Morphine nor Mineral NOT NARC OTIC. Use For Over wgeaee=| Thirty Years GASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. Aperfect Remedy for Consfige: flo?\ »Sour Stomgch.man't_mza‘ Worms Convalsions.Feverist ' | ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. TacSimile Signature of the IForemen’s clubhouse last e Those in charge were the Misses Kicrnan, Be Kitson. Rose | Alma Anderson and Ruth Peterson. Officer Mathi al patrol driver in place of Officer motorcycle duty. handles the trafl corner at noon ar Officer Atwater Rut Rival is acting da rd Schaefer has returned from L ss trip through western states. now, to Hat Co.- | ner, now on John ' Carlson now at the post office in the afternoon duty there. Don't forget—T. Dance. Thursday advt. Superintendent James Towers of th water department is flushing th mains in the ontskirts of the city in nd your Panamas bleach. Conn. will hold o 10 o’cloci. No. 1 e company a evening ASE evening, 5 May r, treasurer of the re- by local French $557.64 profit re €0- red. neld eports time to clean your Pan- hat. Don’t wait for Hat Co.—advt. s the 1 straw Conn school th dancing c Lyneh's ‘orchestra tonight Kitson's Bungalow —advt Frank H. Alford has 186 Hart street to I© department is laying street extension for th Land company. Clark street hospital for Saturday ny foot, of the was injured itain Machine comy weight fell on his s Ponaswizi I taken £, He ew B <old propert ed Frank. to 8 | at he water main in Oak Bodwell e N CHALICE-~ 19¢ day Big sdoy o1 partm will by 1s Co. —ac Goc RECOV TOV Gets Bac Pawnbroker Corbin: Everybody Purchase Pric and F PUTS JOY 1¥ SURE, AGHING FEET dens tired, swoller Except Here, local sold the Feingold who 1 chalice that she had ocently chased from the thief, returned New York today with the chalice. Sh sold it to S. Segal and he sold it t omeone else. It was finally recovere, nd each man got his money Now - Bessie wondering where will get her’'s. She paid six live the thief who is now in Bessie hrok pawn stole pur sh dol th feet—Iit's Nad rious! | nament. The c¢halice Thompsonville @& C..'Curtis, a man, who sold broker was stolen from Catholic church 1. former Nek Britai it to the local hat relief. No more tired 1ore burning feet; no more achi sweaty feet sorencss 1n corns, callouses, OF EFFIE J. of Effie 1,485:93, acc the administr Of this amount by ten s re corporation ng cash in the tter what ails your e DEARTH. Dearth rding to feet or you've tried with- draws out all which pufr your foot limp or draw Your shoes I your feet will et sore and foot corns, ESTATE The valued at report of W. Death represented Hardw the sun relief, v remedy estate just that dations use tor, $2,230 of Amer stock, bank. cures never pain. G no more from o more or bunio b-cent prient jve st \nd ller shoes. wh 25 cents. av Tat | To Take With You 2ke that film of a Spring Day Outing, and then show vou the fun in developing and printing results ODAKS, $6.00 up. BROWNIES $1.00 up at the KODAK SHOP ICKINSON DRUG CO., el e Station for Edison Mazda Automobile Lamp. House, | Wag- Officer Drum Corps from back. Charlestown jail in Boston, for the or- the pawn- the Charles the | ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25¢ at all druggists. NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916. COURT UNABLE T0 SENTENGE MMAHON ail of the evidence in the P. S. McMahon, proprie- | tor of Keeney's theater, charged with Althougl | case against in per- of + violation of the theater law | mitting children under the age fourteen vears to enter his theater the lawyers in court this morning, Ju John M. | ’ s introduced | | Kirkham finally ruled that he was dis- | | | | alone, w by d and could not give a decision. continued until \ Kirkham's Me- Shs to understood de- had the qualifi Hence the tomorrow case Wi Jug hus felt he mornin does some for he law firm ness { Mahon, therefore he | disqualified- When the case the MeDonough Prosecutor plea of guilty fine. Pleads Guilty. that consented | it on judge { that Lawyer fen ma on a the for the Kiett agreed and of MeMalon McMahon counts, it ben ! mitted Mary Karbonick, Karbonick, 10, and Naple Alpee, tickets and enter his theate Saturday afternoon. MeMahon all three counts. [In nting the Prosecutor Kiett L part iPrank Dutton’s tes- 1y of yesterday in which he ac- | cused” MeMahon ordering him to get Officer Mount away from the door | on cuse he could run the | children in. The prosecutor said he | was prepared to prove these state- | ments, but Lawyer MecDonough said ! he was prepared to dispute them This third time McMahon has heen i arrested for a violation this law. | The first time he was fined $35 and | costs on each of two counts and the | second time he was fined nd cost on cach of two counts. In view of ! this, the prosecutor ked that he be | fined $50 and costs on cach count to- nature | three he per- Dietro to a or that cha alleged | buy done \dea guilty on tim some e s0 | is the of h Although he did not openly accuse | Dutton, Lawyer McDonough, in his | statements to the court, made it plain | that his belief is that it v Dutton { rather than McMahon who was inter- | ested in letting the little children into )5 | the theater and he even went so far j as he doubted that they paid { their own way. He also said that the children must have been let in there “for some reason” and later when Judge Kirkham remarked “Dutton ems to be the man who run them 1, McMahon's lawyer id “that's just it.” The defense expressed a { willingness to dispute all evidence to show that McMahon hired or asked ”‘ Dutton to lure the officer away that ! © | he might let the young ones into the | pictur e © to say e e i Criticizes Theater Officer. | e| Il d » Kirkham seemed not adverse [ to criticizing Officer Harry Mount, re- | marking that ount knew the three Iittle children were in there. Why | didn’t he remove them ” Again he ® | said, “I don’t understand why when | an officer knows the law is being vio- | lated he does nothing to prevent it.” Judge James T. Meskill will prob- ably be called upon tomorrow to pro- nounce judgment on McMahon. n Wouman Like Tennyson’s Brook. i Mary Fitzgerald was arrested by Officer William Strolls near the depot last night for creating a disturbance and when her case was called today she gave a correct imitation of Tenny son’s brook which goes on forever. At last accounts the female prisoner w still talking. Officer Strolls found her swearing and cursing before n rge crowd on Church street and ar- ted her for drunkenne Her first atement was to deny the charge, her second was to protest because the of- ficer had held her hand and | wouldn’t let go. “It's the first time a | man has laid hands on me in twenty 3 she said. She denied being drunk but finally admitted that she had “just tasted of some liquor.” She was bathing her brother's injured leg with some, she said, and touched her lips to it see if it wi strong enough. iine of $7 and costs imposed e o a e e Y n onto is is to A was Duff Goes to Jail- Duff, teamster, gned on a charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. He w cjected from his place of abode at 623 Main street yesterday and last night Officer William Hart arrested him af- ter he had broken in a window in an attempt to get into the house, He was sentenced to twenty days in jail. George was ar- Josephson Goes to Jail. Morris Josept ed repeatedly for failur port his children and has be numerous chances on probation, v charged with violation of probation and the court sent him to jail for ten days. Josephson is a moulder and has been earning good pay but rather than | contribute to the support of his little | ones he has preferred to contribute to | the support of the various distilleries { and breweries. . who has been ar- to sup- n given Trouble on Main street. Frank Glabeau w Joseph Kodelski w for « { th discharged and as fined $7 and costs using a row in front of Keene night. Officer Brophy arrest. Kodelski, who wa said to have made an attack eau. D BRISTOL BOY HERE. Carl Bissell, 9 years old and living at 210 North Main street, came to the ! police station last night and | plained that another boy had rohhed | him of $2 given him by his motaer ! to buy some articles in this city. It | developed that the boy had run away | from nhome, and his mother Jator came here to, get him. i com- Indigestion Méy De Due io Constipation Neglect of Important Func- tion May Seriously Im- pair the Health. There people who believe suffer d arc many from when to they indigestion their discomfort really is due a constipated condition, Bloat, with its atte ck-he; ndant mental de- the belching k are fre- ction of the howels. nd the trouble The use of ca- ives should be shock the at Dest, A mild pression ¢f sour stomach quently due to ir Relieve the congestion wlly disappe thartics and purgs oided, howe tem unnec their cffect is L ive = LT compound lierbs known Pepsin and fifty cents a mended. Mr 3enj. E dache, these arily, and but temporary. preferable, of simple lax; as Dr. Caldwell's S ld in drug bottle, is highly sy stores recom- 60 Madi- | thinks Dr. Cald- a wonderful medi- he had a severe and constipation Caldwell’; is glad to St., Gar Inc Syrup Pepsin cine; for four years cage of indigestion before trying Dr. Pepsin, which he son well's O PRESENT Conc PLAYLET. ption This mmaculate e tertain Guild to ening. The organi: Immaculate tion Conception Guild, an connected with an en ¥'s church, has arranged - for this & B teh, ment A evening in the hall “The Ciinging Vine™ direction of consisting ¢ under the James J. ful ¢ als Bon- the mo; amateur theatr The cast has been rchears several months, and I degree of perfection At the close of of of v, one ctors this city. ing for reached a their work succes i in i hold a v | We sketch The c; “Kitty, the O'Dell; “Mrs. Spencer Miss Eleanor Martin; *Mrs. secretary, Miss Julia Crowe; Mrs. Smith lorence Cashen; “Mrvs, Brown,” Margaret [Forsythe; “Mr. Beadle,” Julia Sullivan; M Mary Egan; “Mrs. Jenkins, shine; “Mrs. Lucretia Brig Quirk; “Miss Amanda Marie Kiernan; “Mrs. Fielding, san Peabody,” lawyer for the Catherine Long: “Priscilla lawyer for the defense. Hazel ‘Melissa Johnson,” Catherine Ward: nita Smith,” Margaret Crowe; ; Mrs. Redding,” Helen Goodrich, The plot deals with troubles wil be enjoyea acters is as follows Miss Iic president, ! Anthony™ ¢ member Loretta club, Dane,’ nl delinquents. ia dollar is9 i were The COPLEY CRAVAT A NEW IDEA IN SCARVES It is very similar in style to the popular “Open End” scarves with the exception of having extra wide flaring folds and when tied presents a very striking effect. Under a medium sized knet it spreads into numerous small puffy folds, not unlike the well-known Ascot, enhancing the beauty and richness of the silk and adding a touch of smart individ- uality to the wearer’s outfit. We show them in plain colors at a dollar- and-a-half and consider them worth a whole lot more. See them in our Asylum Street Window. Horstalls PAYS TO BUY QUR KIND SYLUM ST, 140 TRUMBULL § ; '( J. BASSIN. all who suffer with stoma trouble Dr, be sion mend to and bowl A bottle of Pepsin should use when Caldwell's Syrup every home for ises. A trial bottle free of cha can be obtained | writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454 Washington St., Monticello, 11 Connecting with HARTFORD. by and full | The scen of the A woman's orgy is splitting nter. in the clubroom club. of side lau is laid tonville Ba = 5 Daly co Hanna's neil, K, of C., meets hlock. NO RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. The meetir New itain in street council, United German societies held a Lyccum theater. and decided to fall for the ben- President George ill attend a meeting of the| committee in - Waterbury, PR No action was taken at the; ¢ oo regard to the controversy | a0 United States and Ger- RENO-NERT WEDDING. A pretty Max cvening in the suffere last photo drama, Fox's | efit of wi sels will be nnized May 1 wedding s0lc at St church wher Thomas Reno of New Miss Irma Neri of B the altar. Rev..J tie the nuptial knot will be at of the Gerard best executive June 11. meeting between raany. and moving picture Haven will lea in the st Main street tc W bridal couple Ebba Neri bride, as bridesmaid and Chapelle New Haven man. Invitations have been tended to relatives and friends of the couple throughout the state to the re- ception which will be held at the home of the bride’s parents. Following a wedding trip to Washington, D. C the couple will make their home New Haven. hn T 1 he Miss nters w I o i meets in Morgan W, Vega hall lodge, DOGS LICENSED. 5 % Central Labor union | Churen street nded. by sister 1.010 Of New 1.010 time at the town clerk’s office yester- There was a big rush Saturday terday to get within the law ve the extra dollar demanded of | Those t a from forfeit Britain's odd dogs, m of ex were licensed up to closing S Trumbull Colony, U 242 Main i ., meets day. and na s stre ye Calumet street. club 3 me Chureh in today and now on must Clan Dou Main street meets SHRINE PARTY OFF. Owing to the fact that there wore | few responses to the article calling attention to the proposed Shrine trip to Hartford there have been no fui ther arrangements made Local Shriners wishing to attend the cerc- monial in Hartford tomorrow after noon and the ball in the evening wil “make the journey at their option CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Speakman of Whiting street gave a party ves- terday in honor of the sixth birthday of their daughter, Nora. A number of her yvoung friends attended the event and games and refreshments | enjoyved. The little girl was the recipient of a number of presents. Conception Guild A hall Leading Star lodge Ilectric hall. Immaculate tertainment, e of B., mects | in New E. meets in Britain Jr. O. lodge, A M WHERE TO BUY SAFEST and BEST NEW BRITAIN Sarkis Abraham. 29 Lafa John Basso, 35 Rockwell ¢ Pouglas Bates, G. 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