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

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 19 16. ake Your Wedding Gitt Selection From Our Choice Line of STERLING SILVER, HAND PAINTED CHIN AND CUT GLASS, so we have a large stock of fine Jewelry r brides, bridesmaids gifts and ushers. rter & Dyson Co. 24 MAIN STREET Where suitable Quality is as Represented. Gertrude Bowen will spend Memor! ay in New York. nt have added the Sllict H. Porter to the igigble for jury duty. City ftems il | }? select — '} name of the pumps from the world's | list of-those el Damon’s Shoe Shop. | The county commissioners will hold advt. hearing on the upplication of An- toni Kopierkowski fcv the transfer of the 1 at 11 Spring street held by Goodrich June 6 at 10:30 a. s wili hold | | license H Johin m. Mary's 1 meet this o’clock. Clevi friend MeDermott nd, Ohio, | guest of of local St will at § low, adies T. A. evening in A social hour B. society school hall will fol- puncement made nt of M s Stagis of D i i of the en- | s | Anna, daughter of ewington road, to ustelnink: Miss Stagis is su- r of operators with the South- v England Telephone company. rriage ceremony will he per- in June. PROGRAM REVISED, Entertainment Promised By Young People at First Church. [Luxury Breadi=—advt, nd $15 young & F. Shop are t. —advt. The plans for the entertainment the Young People's society is to give to- | morrow evening in the chapel f (he | Center church as a benefit for the Va- L cdy-Campbell's reception Bun. | €ation school. Since the original Fui. Modern dancing, Miss | ANNOuncement of the program in the cks: songs, Miss Arthur: adm. | Herald there have been some changes 1 { | | Fine | i i | men’s suits wonderful, at 140 'FINE EDELSON PUNCHES SHUPACK Prominent Business Men Figure in Police Gourt Hearing of business men cit known fined $25 and costs by Judge James T. Mes- kill in police court this morning on charge assaulting Morris Schu- pack, well known Edelson admitted charge but T.ouis Kdelson, one the best was a of another citizen. the in his cxamination claimed he was jus tified by Schupack’s attitude. Lawyer S, Russell Mink appeared for Kdelson. Mr. that a dispute over the payment $425 note due him from kdelson, latter was summoned to Lawyer J. G Woods' office late Tuesday fo the of effecting a settlement. refused pay the note Schupack threatened to bring - suit, whereupon hard words were passed and Idelson grabbed Schupack by the throat and choked him. When Law- yver Wood interferred delson hit Schupack in the eve, knocking him to the floor and smashing his glasses. Lawyer Woods gave corroborative testimony and denied hearing either Schupack or Iidelson using vulgar names in talking to each other. Mr. =chupack vouchsafed the information that if Mr. Woods had not been pres ent to interfere Kdelson would killed him right there Mr. Edelson testified over the note and complained Schupack ted in ling him vile and vulgar names even though he had threatened to choke him if did not “When he called me names again I gave him a shakeup and when I pushed him he took a little rest in the chair,” testified Edel- son. He denied punching Schupack and said the glasses were broken when, in shaking Schupack, they were knocked onto the floor.| Constable Tred Winkle, who con- fessed to a twenty years' acquaintance with both of the principals, tried hard to be a neutral witness. He testified that he heard rough words passed “back and forth’ so he was unable to - just which man was applying the names to the other. When Judge Meskill imposed a fine of $25 and costs Mr. Edelson at once appealed. Bonds were fixed at $150 and Harry Krikorian went on Edel- testified follow- of the Schupack in a purpose Edelson to to the trouble per cease. udd’'s orchestra.—advt. ;ln the program The final program is as follows: Richard Nagle of Union street | Dyet—Misses Schade rtaining her brother, Thomas | “Wanted— a Pitcher. n of New York | Roy Buell, Emor, Sheriff A. P. Marsh has | ward Bassett, i from Simsbury where he did | Andrew Robb, Sanf uty i son, Roger Holmes, B e o orine well, Leon Bradley, m Baptist church, left ub for Wilmington, Del., | Piano solo—Doris Bradley. e will attend a nce of | Musical picnic. Mary—Dorothy Latham. S PHAL churchipas Emma—Gertrude Klein. the sSwedish will be placed on sale Bridget—Helen Beach. Katy—Dorls Bradley. anson’s drug on Chur Monday evening at 1 ind Hale. Corbin, Heinecl rd Thomp- Arthur At- John Bach- confer s for Singers’ at Mil- h 30 store H \ccompanist—Pauline Curtiss. Barcarolle (Tales of Hoffman) Of- | fenbach . Mis Vater and “Love of a Bonnet Mrs. Clipper—Elsie Hess. Kity, her daughter—Hilda Ahl- strom. the rom Fortune-—Ruth Norton her daughter—Henrietta bool tournament of New Brit- | Schade. hncil, U. A. M., will open ning. There will also be a of the memorial committee. | Staveneno and Miss Mary | he were married this morn- | o’clock at St. Joseph's church. maid—Mildred Ahl- mation class of the Swed- | ran church will meet this | The Luther league will meet | lock | m Walsh, peport, Aunt Hopkins—Rose Fox. Invicuts, Huhn. August Klein. “Blowing Out the Light.” i John—E. T. Thienes. | Maria—Frances Vater. H Nanny—Ruth Schade. : J ugust Klein. | { who iting is employved is v at his home Casey of the Smalley has tendered her resig- of Schools take ef- term [Elicia aculty o Superintendent H. Holmes It will he close of the present rd 1.. Platt New York Batten is the guest of friends ster, Mass- \ccompanist—DMildred Ahlstrom. PR MINARY MEETING. | A preliminary meeting of the gen- ]Um committee, which will have | is on a business city charge of the annual Thanksgiving sale at the First Baptist church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank S. Cadwell. Tt Is probable the sale will be held the | third week in November Banford is on a business trip nd, Vermont H JEmma T. Peterson and Mrs. DIG. have completed the city rate book and yesterday it wes | lutely Removes %:@::;:d over to Tax Collector Berna- Loomis; who will commence gestion. One package | sending out bills immediatel The s it. 25c at all druggists. i total amount of taxes to be collected {ju $889,158.95 at a rate of 19.6 mills. L 1 Kodak, Jr., 214x314 .... $9.00, $10.50, $15.00 1 Kodak, Jr., 214x314 universal focus .... $9.00 1 A Kodak, Jr., 214x4l4 .. $11.00, $13.00, $18.00 1 A Kodak, Jr. 214x44 universal focus $11.00 daks Nos. 1 A,3 A from ........ $17.50 to $66.00 bwnies from 1.00 up bmos, from J)ICKINSON DRUG CO., etil MAIN STREET Service Station Mazda Automobile Lamp. DIG, BROTHER, The assessors son’s bond. Breaks Window, Pay $40. Gritski, a young man, was arrested late yesterday afternoon on Main street by Officer Skelly on a charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. The man came out of Smyolin's saloon in a drunken con- dition and suddenly smashed [ plate 55 window belonging the Curran company. The glass six feet by eight feet and valuable. Gritsl Imitted the offense and he was willing to The judge or- dered him to pay fine of $35 and costs for breaking the window $5 and costs for drunkenness. Automobilist « Harold R. Kalish of Forestville arraigned on two charges of violating the automobile law on Arch last Saturday evening. He pleaded not guilty and was defended by Attorney Noble F. Pierce of Bristol. Charles Deam has owned this auto only two three weeks and con- fessed that he knows nothing about the machine. Otto Lipske, who has a bicycle converted into a motorcycle made the complaint. He said he haad stopped at West Pearl street to fix his motor and had just started \in. when Deam’s car suddenly drove towards him from West Pearl street e swerved to the left to avoid e cident and as he did so his wheel skidded under the auto. 'Lipske said the auto went over his bicycle and then proceeded without any of the party getting out to inqguire s to the damage. Lipske's head was cut in the accident. Frank Dutton placed the entire hlame on the automobilists and said he saw the entire accident just as Lipske explained it. So Mrs. Rose Johnson, Mrs. Martin, William Gallagher and J. Hooper. All insisted that the auto struck the cy- clist and did not return to learn the extent of the trouble. Mr. Deam, owner of the car, denied striking the cycle and said the front wheel of Lipske's hicyele collapsed, precipitating him into the street. The reason he did not stop was because he did not” consider himself sible inasmuch as he did not man on the bicycle. Mr. Kalish tes- tified in a similar vein, denying that he hit Lip: and declaring tha bicyele wheel collapsed. Mr. had obtained his license only a week before the accident. Mr. Kalish said he started to return to see if Lipske was badly hurt, but stopped when Mr. Deam said there was no need as they were not mixed up in the accident Mrs. Deam corroborated previous testimony, declaring emphaticall that the auto did not hit the motor- cycle at all Officer A. ¢ Glen street and i Pearl and Arch street nature of these inter: Judge Meskill ruled that cused was guilty and fined and costs for reckless dr suspended judgment on a 1ding responsibility George in to was is said VS, clist. was or an *. Malone. who lives on familiar with West testified to the ccting street the him ing charge $50 and of GOVERNMENT BANQUIT government club of Y., M. C. A. wil hold its annual ban- quet in the association banqguet hail this evening at 6:30 o'clock. General Secretary (. H. Barnes, Boys Direc- tor E. W. Yergin, Educational Secro- tary A. O, Washburn and 1. O. Shjerden will be invited guests. Al- fred Olson Wwill serve toastmaster and remarks will be made ny Holgar Johnson, Thomas Meskill and J2dward Walther. GOOD The good the as §25; | street | | | and | have | that | he | and | aia | the | Kalish | stbly on Department we 30 A M. delivered at 11 A M. Orders in by 10 offer J. M. HALLINAN, INC. Successor to H_allinan Bread'and ice Cream Co. STORE PRICES For a special in our delicatessen Fresh Live Lobsters ..........28¢cIb. Boiled Fresh Lobsters . . ......30cIb. Our Ice Cream—Pure and Wholesome American Creams, in paper 30c per qt. Neapolitan .. ............35¢ per qt. Egg Vanilla .............40c per qt. French Vanilla. ..........60c per qt. Buy at the store and save money. J. M. HALLINAN, INC, Successer to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. W'd G WY L1 Mieq Saus; a0 OML Sujuuny a1y oM BABY SAYS “Feed me right, I'll stay right” Bu right, mother knows, too, that baby Be suggestion stay s careful doctor, beautiful. very to the nu in the when ba ¢ or druggist. selection by is fed right baby of baby foods: sell you all popular Kinds, all fresh and all reliable. Allenbu No. 1, No. 2 No. 3 Benger Johnson's Baby Educators. . 20¢ Borden’s Eagle Brand Milk. 16¢ Brooks’ Barley 23¢ Eskay's IFood, 20¢, 39¢, 59%¢, $2.00 anum. . 20c¢, 53¢, 77¢ 10c¢, 79¢, $1.32 .20¢, 40¢, 79¢ up LT6c s Food, 39, 83¢ 1e 7c¢, Imperial Just Food .. . Lactated Food. . Maltine Malt Malted Malte Mams Melles Nestle's Peptogenic Milk Pow . Dextr Ridg Robir Sugar Lime Milk (Horlic] 38¢, d Milk (Borden’s Tood Food “ood ala n" 39¢, Maltose ........ food . ...21c, 39¢, 1wson’s Barley . ... - Milk (Merck’s) ... Water, Pint, 10¢; Quart, will healthier and happicr and grows so plump and trust In baby foods, we can 15¢ i CITY WILL HONOR THE SOLDIER DEAD Tuesday to Be Observed Generally | President as Holiday—6. A. R. Plans Memorial Day will he fittingly ob- served in this city as hohday, the various stores, banks and factories planning to cease operations ail day T} Army veterans, with the Spanish ns and allied ations, will services. in honor of the soldier dead. s dira eivic rvictic have ang thair consisting veter: organi memorial decoration of the graves in teries and street parade. wather is fair there will also eral amateur baseball city on this day, providing amusement for those so inclined. trolley company will maintain better service on the Hartford line and pos- the Plainville line on day, order to accommodate who wish to go to the Capitol to Lake Compounce or to take a trol- ley trip to the shore. Urges Display Of Patriotism. Preparatory to the M observance, Commander I. G. Steeeter of the Grand Army has issued ihe fol- Jowing and final notice of the Grand Army program: Headquarters, Stanley Post, No. 11, G. A, New Britain, Con Citizens New Britain, Conn: With the hope of a hearty co-opera- tion of all, in some manner in obser ance of Memorial Day, as commander Stanley Post, No. 11, Republic, 1 wish to present stion, whereby old 1d a memorial tc I would thereforc all on that day a spr green, or flower 1 a little knot Red, White and ribbon, to show, to all that they have an memory for the soldiers a whose valor saved the nation; it possible for all to enjoy the frecdom liberty we today. Let the Spangled he where half there usu of the ceme- If the he sev- in the athletic the games thosé City, in emorial Day R, of Grand of the to ind to u Memorial Da ask to wear g 0T of Blu n have Banner mast until fter. The rvice, Sunday, IPirst Baptist church. of Stanley Post will assemble A. R. hall at 10:15 ¢ wear their uniforms far possible, the church Comrades stopping in th 1y invited to join us atriotic services will held the Center tional church on Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Follow- ing is the progran Selection, Organ—March jor and 1 unfurled; full mast ever noon, then Services In Churches. May s Com- Divine in the rades in (¢ ing and n., as as in a city march to are core to be Congre in C. M Theron V. t Invocation.: Rev..Dr, -Geo. Scripture Reading .. Rev. W, LELL Dr, S Ohman The | 5 | es- | Tu | Army | hody. in | Clark 8 brai DRUG STOR The Rexall Store ISIMAIN STREET « Hymn Annournc reetings. i Prayver Solo—"'1 ar. | “Star H | Remark | Addre Hui Hymn- " Th Comr hall their t Dy TREDI Com AT To Be Held at EIm Tree Inn, Farm- About t worth ton this quet of the society will be held at the The trip will be made . leaving the club roon A pleasing menu | Elm Tre: in automobile | jat 6:30 ¢ Spangled New clun Selected | cments Commander . Mayor Geo. A “To Thee O Countr Prof. Geo. B, Director . .Rev. teces atham. Re Banner”. . Mrs, H. chools™ w. . .Soloist, s—-Our rica’ cnediction Triumphal March Am eron W. Hart, des will assemble in Monday evening, i o the church command, ICK V. inder Stanley Britain, in a STRE Post, No, Conn.” ington, sixty members of the will journey to eveing, Inr ' cloc Lincoln’s Gettysburg ™ James E. De Koven KENILWORTIL BANQUE! nrgrdis Prof. Louis . Kenil- | eeter | Quigley | Mathews, | Timely Footwear for Men May Always Be Found in the Range of Our Stocks and This Season, Just Blooming, Is No Exception to the Rule. Have You Seen “The Strand” We have it in Tan, Mahogany and Black Calfskin—also ~ White Buckskin with Leather, with Rubber and the new Fiber Soles. Tlovstulls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND ©3-99 ASYLUM ST Connecting with HARTFORD. (Bt i N Reese | § A inist a- A weariz uniforms as far as possible, and STER, Farming- where the annual ban- BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Attractive fixtures add much to the appearance of any home. Of course you know that the fixtures that most beautiful are designed for clectric lighting only. About the home lighted with the clear sparkling light of the Mazda Lamp, there is an indescribable charm that can be obtained by no other lighting system- MAZDA LAMPS FREE During this month ONLY we are offering to all old houses twelve months to pay for wiring and and fix- tures, and a complete installation of Mazda Lamps FREE. Y an also obtain for a short time special prices on wiring and a liberal discount on any type of fixtures, Better see us about the matter today Beautify | | i [ | | | | | | | | | | been arranged by the social commit- | tee, of Which W. Courtney Timbrell is | ! chairman. | Profes i school (i post-prand will be 1 ident of v A\ Erwin John Harry chade. by John Harold and k be f of th chairm rnis: sor W weulty 11 made the 1. Fay will be in char exercises and Rodney club; by Professor Vessell, Howard Martin, John H Jackson, and Vocal solos will \. Lindsg Henry A. Malone, H. P Brumbaum, Jr. ed by ¥ NAME OPPONENTS Director Warren C. A. and John the tennis ¢ | M of of the High | the | remarks Miller, pres- | Harry Wessell of the Vocational High school, Stearns Ilannery, Frederick | be rende ed Dalson, Slater Fueha k ommittee, | hav® drawn the opponents in the first i | round, {out ot three ot the fi I Dean, 1 J. entice O. H. Stear man, Voight { zan | M. D. I'"Thiene | teele, H. vs which will ! preliminary three We rns, W, Ve Sa 3 G. Kiesewetter vs . P. start June rounds will consist games and the of five. The t round will VSo A R Lueback vs K. Brady, shburn, H. W Scehmidt A. Roger e, J it be as vierden Stephan n . Austin, Kilp vs G A. Stanley Is vs L, nderson Dr. artin vs. MENIC ANy W vs I N Rev Polhill vs W. Thomu finals | ampson Sheldon Hs Pickop, M Dunn he | two contestants | G an- vs I Merrifield | Music will | Lynch's orchestra. | \' | i | fifteenth | in, nd make it possible for your ELECTRIC SER- and improve your home family to enjoy the conveniences of VICE throughout the years (o come. TheUnitedElectric Light & Water Co. 'PHONE “Electricity for Everything.” 230 230 FINISH COURSE IN THRE YEARS ) ORD UPSON-WOOD Twelve Members of Local High School To Rececive Diplomas Next Month, NRBH! diplomas Popular Local Young Couple to Saturday Afternoon Miss Robbin M1 Marjoric M 5 Corbin Woc Joh When the S. class of 1916 receives its next month, it [ daughter of and ford of 6 avenue Arthur Mrs. A marriage be Saturday The ceremony w Rev \ Congregational members These will be augmented by twelve ent junior ¢ hard study have achieved the honor of obtaining enough credits in threc years to be awarded their plomas. They are Marion Brown, Ma rion Hall Harris cdith hiweit Anna Rakoska, Gertrude chectman, Lillian Shapiro, Marjorie Fisher, Clara Tommasoni, Myron A enburg, George Kerin ,and Paul Glacser. Miss Catherine the honor of being the yYoungest in the class, having just passed birthday, while Geor will be the of the students pres by ifternoon 1l be performe Fiske, | church, wherc Woodford has been soprano soloi the past two vears The young Iverett br room Dorothy Wondford, a bride, as bridesmaid the ceremony, a after which the on a honeymoon 1stor of Hazel brother man sister te by Upson, a have as best ind girl her Ker- boy. Saunders will Immediate lowin re ye e eptior voungest be held, sixteen, will leave tri| LUTHERAN NOTES. local church will be New Britain division District of Swedish school teachers Sunday. mceting of the asso- SWEDISIH The to the Hartford an Sunday This is the fi DRINKING Plans are cal drin few days. FOUNTAINS being made to ing fountains within the This will be later usual, but the recent freigl iation and matters of importance will | tion is the cause. Many of be discudsed. Rev. Dr. 8. G. Young- | were sent away for repair ert of Hartford will deliver an ad- | winter and they have just ! Gé the Thost TO of the Luthe the arly been S, 140 TRUMBULL ST 'PHONE the B st or Wed rlin Miss for t1 Mis the fol- vill EN next iha conges in t re-