New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1916, Page 2

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916. e LE 1S |GOMMISSION SEEKS e oo | GausE oF houble ok pvaoowos | LHE KIDDIE-KAR f} - HEADQUARTERS is visiting her mother, My e = - THE JITNEY | FORIC Lt o ot Ve That, With Dreams About Revol—%Tells Gouncil of Drastic Need of JOY RIDER FOR THE BOY O 16 et bread—aave | ers, Causes Ruction in Family Amusement for Children Ny Fough the agency of Frank Nip- Rz I For Boys and Girls. § with style as good as his father’s and with lichael Zebrfienski has purchas [ :' 1 AR \ -~ For your youngster’s quality and price to please his mother ! e AR e ARG health and happiness. kvery Mother is delighted with the smart, The Kiddie Kar satis- g individual touches in HORSFALL’'S BOYS’ bupgalow from Percy Crossway rnsdale. There is mo place in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Densk on Starr | subject for the ghurch-night | Wt | street for revolvers, dreams and auto- | | it the First Churc f Chiis : N 5 L irch of Christ | 1 o4j1es according to the testimony e T D e e hopessed e, | council sesion, showing how fmpera- = fies the child desire for § SUITS l foral Tuds mes T. Meskill in police | tive it is that the city take active steps gy | action and fun Schreiber will conduct | court tt AN q 3 Vi s morning charging her hus- | toward providing playgrounds for the ] : ydll‘ulwly:;u“): 1[‘:;””(‘\\; y;\l.' - | bana mlhI drunkenness, breach of the | children: UL, A7 / Safe, indestructable copa *h this eveni peace ang sault. Therefore, after For e past eig s fay- 4 . s herefore, afte For the past eight yea play and handsomely fin- tha following report at last night's It may be the pinch-back Norfolk Style, the beautifully cclored woolens, or the rich awakening from her dry she turned | gp s have been conducted in this alitv of ials i ways mones-saving sale in Curran's | the revolver over to the police and told | ity during (he summer months, The / N : ished in light orange quality of the materials — there is always Co.s hasement Friday. | the Judge about the automobile. | i e T T, (S, Yo ey | i e e something about these Clothes that gves the 3 fMicer Frank Moore was called into | qers and had a playground conducted | X ) = ¢ i oo v A o Pr. George W. C. Hill, pastor | the Densk home ¢ ck there. This playground was so siic- 3 The TRl bov the well grocmed appearance that always South Congregational church, morning to arres husband on | cessful that in 1911 the playground B e al|icomr ofl his iwire ORIl elluit U Tt e S e e e made in four sizes. auses admiration. D Anattha A dian At the ness Mrs. Densk told the prose- | h-night services this evening a P ;m:zm’ that she would tell her story to | vear -{hese playgrounds have Dhe- | b g : el the judge in German as she could not | come more and more popular the s¢ i B by 3 speak English fluently, but both court | gon of 1915 heing most so. The a i i B Turo 76 Choral U offtcials’ objected and‘ she dld fairly [ orezate attendance that year Dbein ' 'l er at the Catholic cemetery, i5 | well in the language-‘of ther adopted | apout $3.000 in the nine weeks that 3 QT pAYS TO BUY OUR Kle sit up after his recent severe | country. She said he sband ham - oo vy were ohene: Tt @ | St ) 1T e ) ot ]| Lo AL S e 8|l 93-99 ASYLUM ST Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL 3E Y stored free of | a revolver and five bullets in his trunk § L B e e e D | HARDWARE 336 MAIN STREET e and gave them Lo the police. Yeater- | o1 % Buetl RITRLC 6 UMV N | 336 1 HARTFORD. Britam Choral Unian | 4aV she said her husband became re: ary another vear unless something innual meeting this | ANSYY at finding she had been rum- | (ZFFN BELEE SO L SO e 1o Dancing wiil | maging through his trunk and last| ., "4y aitention of your honorable nignt was further aggrieved to find ' N 5 b body to the situation which confronts she had taken his gun. The woman | 3 : o admitted that her husband wants to from New York whe / N Tanis TRT T e Gar aile | RS move and is jealous of his next door Playgrounds Are Curtailed. | i ) " . \Ineighbor, but Mrs. Densk sald his | Tn the past playgrounds have been | J M HAELINAN INC WINE t:n;\ 1’«;!‘! of .ml' building re foolish as .the attractive | conducted in the school yards at ihe 2 O 3 [ > | ffee’ will be received at the | neighbor has a wife of his own with | mast Ste o ; et : - ¥ o fi > :h Cast Street, Smith. - Burritt, Bartlett », - < 2 g ot > Bri STl (OB ||t T i e el e e e iR, e, FLadt O] Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. FOR STRENGTH MAKES BLO0D A 600D TONIC b AR concluded he v testimony by declaring | property at the corner of Winter and that she didn't want to tve with him T N e GG S O B gl i Clark streets and on property owned | Our Famous N. E. - Cream of Wheat ; Full Pint 50¢ the Ame n Hardware <‘orpor Evmts Tonight ‘ ”“]‘I“h'x;enmm.d for Mrs. Augusta Riein. | 107 @ the corner of High and Lafay- B[‘ead, regular IOC SiZe, on SaEe at our | The old-time combination that never loses its popularity- A big- ! Klel ette streets. Owing to the increased | zer favorite today than ever, hecause our preparation astly smidi, however, to put the finishing & ger fa 3 " 3 % attendance the school yards are becom- | e Drovedl Apoetiz nerve settler, tonic, stem strengthener with Little Millionaire,” Lyceum | touches on the rather humorous testi- | | e B store, 8¢ per loaf L )" Lyeeun e s ing overcrowded and it is impossible o e i e Rl e e g mony already introduced. R e » ! ) out a competilor. Better try a bottle at on to attain the best results under this | : i e — . , . ark 8Brainerd DRUG STORE Th c'?fi’tau Stonre more playgrounds were 3 ch John A. Abrahamson has re- ’ school w Huild - plaining that she had just awakened [\ o ~Z8 e, B0 NS rd ta “THERE'S .\ REASON.” from a horrible dream. e b S G5 G sy St mene bl L " S oy emssa |y Cisllabls -] Our American Ice Cream 30c qt ~ advised AR property has been sold and this will | { Mrs. Kleinsmidt. and straightway the | two women ransacked the trunk and | jee e g SHei e that we il have Neapolltan . JSC qt Britain lodge. B. P. O the use of this property wh at 34 Washington str a0 e I been available in the past through the P shpel RS Furthermore, Mrs. Kleinsmidt s Kindness of Honorable Geo, M. T \mf that Densk has recently purcha ders. We understand the Bu ol Britain Council. O. U, A A ile and 3 BVery Co e h i Council R e e e BT enChie 7 Main street a raise on that. confiscated the gun. Egg Vanilla 40c qt 60c qt ¥ e that yesterday morning Mrs. Densk | (0 Gufon * mnig is partienlarly true “SAFETY FlRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” 3 H class photo .drama, Fox's |Came to her with fear in her eves, ex-| ,\" 1o Bartiett l S e R will probably lose the use of this prop- E— e e sk proved to he a rather good et : n Pa er at Ou St R = Anrtes Oalo LT op A il e ssionat Lol 2 Pty erty after this year. The American | r ore R ey A H T EHS s OTC F. of A. meots natur a witness, put e hll.;zm d“-'cl]'”‘iwl Hardware Corporation has kindly ' p PERFECTLY PASTEUR- — that! during the past two wesks ans||loied the mise of thelr fproperty eathi] IZED MILK Fac-eimile of Typewriting done iv 4 b 9 bast stvlack ) year but this property may not he | J M HALLINAN INC 1, 2 and 8 colors with signatures. Britain Turner society, meets [has spent $20 of his hard earned | 300 M L AS RIOPETS 5 A . SEIBERT AND SON, ) er hall I money and that is far too much, espe- Letter Heads Printed. . clally since he has Just purchased an | qorng, CHrK properts nest to Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. §§| Park Street, Near Stanley, | HARTFORD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Inc - 3 e ) s jautomobile and needs all his ex : : i 26 S St > o Km‘u‘ SRRl R e denied | 1y POUSNT IS 0 be turned into A play- | g i i i 3 : 6 teams. Tel. connecticn, sy ek s it | being drunk last night and said he had ?;"::‘;‘ o ""‘.]“ Dexe veny th = — - i c ity will be taken ca . an de Baptiste society meets | been out from 6 o'clock until midnic Aoy deiial JUDG TO SPEAK. sl [ trying to learn how to run his :]"n ”,“'”' Ul ARG SE i 2 ik car. When he returned home at mid- [ {N¢ ity will be “'”'“”‘I plasston Rl 5 e . ess they are procured in the im- Jahn lodge, D. O. H. mects|night he did not find any supper [ 17255 thov ar i gl e e S5 Piabis awaiting him; instend his wife was in | !x‘x4v:!‘1£‘|‘x(:\(vnxlil i And the same 4}()\‘.1.5 | ociation Tomorrow Night. bed anorine, He objected fo this ro- | 5 AMOSt a5 frue of the enst section. | yyiorn vl be & mesting of the | Britain nest, O. O. O. meets | ception, after which he said she 5,000 Children To Be Cared For. Northend school Parents’ and Teach- R. hall | bounced a couple of wooden boxes off | We respectfully urge that steps be | ers' association at 7:30 o’'cloc to- his cranium, and exhibited the bruised { taken at once to procure land for | morrow evening. Judge Willi Progress, F ¢ A., meets in portions of his skull to prove his as- | playgrounds in the east part of the ! Malone of Bristol will make d- | hall | sertion city preferrably along IEast streel | dress as will Mayor George A. Quigley | | following program | At Meeting of Northend School As- O guess we’ll let Mr. Connolly un- | about half way bhetween the [ast | after which the la Circle, D . meets at i tangle this mess,” remarked Judge | Street and Smith Schools and in the | Will he carried out: in street Meskill he placed Densk in charge | north part preferrably as near as pos- | Recitations—Harry of the probation officer. Later, hus- | sible to the corner of Broad and | Selections—Twelve-piece orches | band and wife left the court together, | Beaver streets. Abhout four acr is | from the Grammar school he promising to take her out for a | nceded in the east section and qve | Tenor solo—William J. Lennehs nice long joy ride just as soon as he | or mare acres in the north section. Soprano s0los—Miss Kathe ’ became the master of his automobile. | A playground in the north secti . h. » Sunday Seller Is Fined. our greatest need. Within a hs Pathescope pictures. I Peter Galemberti, arrested in a raid | radius of the corner of Br A large attendance is expected ’x‘x":u[::”;.rlv::]‘lfl“{";“]‘l’l“;“mu};“i_:-mr:‘»: =elling| Beaver streets there are 5,000 children bulards and crepe files for cutor B. W. Alling nolled one count | :_'”(;:,‘?\‘,‘ '"h‘:'nm.",‘p:‘”;",'uti’r‘w"‘"“]‘”“:‘l HIGH SCHOOL NOTES, against Galemberti and Judge Meskili | 516 heen reaching only ahout 400 | The French department in the High St f::\)(]lpl}h(\ il\'[‘l‘::::l\i:i\' ,.;.‘n (\;;:‘\‘1:,: ‘(‘he‘ | children. We should he reaching all | School will give a play in that lan- ? = A i Mangan ap-|ang this can only be dona with a |&uage in the auditorium tomorrew peared for the accused. | large, well equipped playground. | in the sixth period. All students in | T 2 olfendivayysandi g | = e | While conditions in the east scction | the modern language department especially adapted to soft SE PROPERTY PARTITION. | " niowhat hetter, there is aleg | Will be admitted. They will present rs and all sorts of summer Through Lawyers Noble E. Pierce | great need of a playground there | scenes from the Voyage de M. Per- Rice: and Joseph G. Woods, Terranc We also respectfully ur that | richon. y O'Brien today brought action a hereafter when land is hought for | The girls of the senior cla will epes and Foulards do not | his_step-daughter, Mary rrel, | school purposes that enough land will | Kive a jitney dance for the bencfit seeking a partition and settlement of | he bought for a playground in con- ! ©f their class Friday afternoon from property owned by them jointly ut | nection with each school |4 to 6 o'clock. | ilk, unless you get the | 243 Mill street. The writ, which was | We believe your honorable hody will | The management of the tennis team | r quality. They are too ved by Constable Fred Winkle, | agree with us on the importance of | INds it impossible to take the team | attaching property on Mill street, is | the playground work and we trust that | {0 New Haven for the Yale Inter- returnable before the June term of | vou will take some immediate ~ction | SCholastic tournament. | the superior court. toward the procuring of these play- = = S lezounds Hargreave ner neckwear in all sorts as well as tougher, heav- | and thin to wear well. But very smart. , $1.00 and $1.50. SUCH DISSIPATION! A ; BANQUET AT STANLEY SCHOOL. | Life in Maple Hill One Revelry After | The annual meeting of the Parenis’ | Another. | and Teachers' association of the Stan- (Special to the Herald) | Absolutely RemoVeS | oy scnool witt be hela at the sehool | Maple Hill, May 18—Owing to the - - ] tlg onss | Indigestion. One package | tomorrow evening and will he fol- | unsettled weather the members of | | ! [ —AT— i \ | . e = |lowed by a banquet. President B. 0.'[the Newington Brotherhood post- proves it. 25¢ at all druggists. | Cijsourne will preside and it is ex- | poned their trip to Glastonbury last — ———e emewms | pected that Judge B. F. Gaffney, | evening, and will go this evening. president of the school hoard and [ They will meet at Lewis Ripley's to = ‘:\‘\xmw'ix\\x\\mw\\ inley 1. THolmes | View the rs through his telescope. | will attend. The business meeting | will be held at 6:45 o'clock and will AMrs. Thomas Palmer of Franklin | be followed by the banquet. All resi- | Square entertained the Wideawake | dents of the Stanley Quarter section ewing club vesterday afternoon. 3 | are invited. Lunch was enjoved by the guests. (Silicate Soda) | —— e JSERVING EGGS PERFECTLY | [l T DIRECTIONS | A ’ e e o W ' a Begs should keep perfectly for a year if these directions are [N | dusithoslitde intimatclierery R dnyphomal soe S i Ak E R | s i | @ | | | | | P the home story we would like to keep. 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