New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1916, Page 2

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1916. ake Your Wedding ift Selection From Our Choice Line of STERLING SILVER, VD PAINTED CHINA, H.: AND CUT GLASS, Also we have a large stock of fine Jewelry suitable o or brides, bridesmaids gifts and ushers. T Dyson Co. 54 MAINS TREET Where Quality is as Represented. City Items . K. Health bread. Tir Gem Rac 3 0 Pari advt. Cavanaugh of returned last evening from a ith friends in New Haven Mabel A. Carlson has entered hploy of the Record as a steno- Jennie Pouzzner of Winter is the guest of Attorney and bmuel Campner of New Haven. 3ridget Moran of Hartford is reported as seriously ill B. L. and Miss Dora will leave Saturday on a four ip to Atlantic City. Protass annual outing of St hnd workers is being held at ompounce this afternoon. The pft on special trolley cars at 3 Those unable to go this aft- will leave this evening for the | Mary's mit has been issued to the New Lumber and Coal company to | brick vault on Park street at ated cost of $1,400, Mrs. August Gz street left this rs’ stay in nd Mrs. Lawrence Ber: iia, who are en ine where they will spend r, are the guests of Mr. Fred Bernhardt of 46 Mad- hnd idian of morning for Boston o Tice Edward C. nd M A 7 Elm stree tanley street of 98 nses were issued Linn of 174 Cur- ; C. Joseph- Sharon Smith nd Hattie Ashley street, Rose Hart- kwood has sold to 6 Cherry of the East Boys property at street to the and club has LL-ANS plutely Removes gestion. One package s it. 25¢ at all druggists. tion, Mr. Builder! site in city for apartment pr sale at right price—Few post office. er Real Estate Bargains Houses for Home | 5 Feal ‘Estate Co. 5-206 N. B. Natl. Bank Bldg. Main street. | been | cent campaign will be erected of ihe | Maple | me family houses for sale B [ <ho made. The new clubhouse for which money was raiesd in the re- i on the aptain Alfred H. Griswold of rany I received a call last night from Niantic and immediately left. It is understood he will be put in com- of a squad of ‘“rookies.” Charles B. Walsh, son of Mr. and John Walsh of Bassett strect, received a telegram early last evening, ordering him to report for duty with the Yale battery at East Haven. Mr. Walsh joined the battery about two we ders to report for duty. Mrs Employes in one room at the Stan- ley Rule and Level company facing the railroad tracks have strung a line of American flags from ever window, thus showing their pa- triotism. " Events Tonight [ High class photo drama, Fox's thea- ter Vaudeville and moving pictures, | Keeney's theater Y. M. T. A. & B. society drum corps social in T. A. B. hall Catholic Women’s Benevolent legion meets in St. Mary’s hall. New Britain council, 0. U. A. M., meets at 277 Main street. New Britain Turner society meets in Turner hall. Lexington lodge, I, O. O. F., : meets in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. I. O. O. ¥. HELF SOLDIERS. { Phenix TLodge Votes to Keen Their Dues Paid While They Are Away. It was voted at the meeting of Phenix lodge, I. 0. O. F., last even- ing to keep the dues of all soldier members paid in full while they are away at the front. made provisions for assisting the families of their soldier or sailor members during the crisis. Officers, elected as follows, will be installed on July 19: Noble grand—Clinton H. Pasco. Vice Grand—William Voight. Recording Secretary—S. W. White. Financial Secretary—A. E. Hurl- burt. Treasurer—E. A. Danberg. Trustee for 18 Months—H. A. Guenther, Auditing Committee, F. W. Hatetinger. Auditing Committee, 6 months—El- mer West. The lodge also 18 Months— .omprehensive k of Selected Drug Store Goods — Drugs, Toilet cles and Preparations, Supplies and Helps for Sick m, Rath Room and Nursery. Here are creditable Hs, sold with the guarantee of the Oldest Drug s¢ in the city behind them. Send us your Vacation Needs. We pay delivery YICKINSON DRUG. CO., 169-171 MAIN STREET h | | ¢ | she § | coffece and bread 2go and has been awaiting or- | REFUSED A KISS, STABS HIS WIFE, William Tuskowski Is S fo Jail for Four Months William Tuskowski of Laurel street was sentenced to four months in jail police Tus- Judge James T. Meskill in after Mrs. testified that he stabbed day noon with a table in the | court this morning | kowski had i her twice yeste | fork, once in the arm and once forehead. Officer M ove arrested Tus- | kowski. The wife testified that she the factory and yesterday when she returned from pre dinner for her | Gaughtc The dinner | Tuskowski wi \fter dinner he awoke cd his wife for a ki she re- to give it to him she said, there is no reason should kiss him. Mrs. Tusk her husband eemed S0 abbed long pronge fork and placed it against his breast as though he was about to attempt suicide. As screamed, he suddenly changed | his mind and made a lunge at her. He hbed her once through the left arm, | { and then stabbed her in the head, in- | flicting an ugly wound on her fore- Dr. Joseph Walsh dressed her | fworks in noon work and 1nd aslecp and because, why de. | heaa. wounds. Tuskowski denied assaulting his | wife and told a long tale in an attempt | to cast discredit on her. He said that she has repeatedly urged him to give | up work and suggested that their | { home be converted into a house of | signation When he expostulated with her again vesterday noon she got very | angry, he said, and stabbed herself | with the fork. Philadelphia Men Fined. After a long drawn out trial, Peter Cosmos and John Carlos, both of Philadelphia whence they came Tue: day night to visit relat on Lafay ette street, were fined $10 and: costs each for the theft of a package from the Adams Express company at the | depot. The package contained six | dozen lock strikes consigned to a Bir- mingham, Ala., firm by the P. & F. Corbin company and was valued at $9. Michael Munda testified that as the | two Philadelpkia men got off the train at § o’clock Tuesday night one of them picked up a package that had fallen | i from the Adams FExpress company | car. He informed Agent Arthur Per- | kins who testified to following the men down the Arcade where he complain- ed to Officer McCarthy. Both Officer | McCarthy and Perkins declared that the two men went up Washington | place and then came back to Main strecet where Perkins accosted them about the package and they informed him they were looking for the post office, as they thought the package had been lost from the mail. Both of the accused denied intention of stealing the package. They found it on the tracks, they said, and were ¢ looking for someone in au- s to which they could return it. ver M. D. Saxe appeared for the accused. Motorist is Given Warning. Ferrano Balocchi, who got a new motorcycle Monday, was arrested b Officer John J. iKng early last even- ing for operating the machine without a license. The youth explained in a satisfactory manner how he got the vehicle licensed Monday and under- stood the clerk at the capitol to tell him that it was all that was necessary. He promised to get an operator’s li- cense at once and judgment was sus- pended. Wisk Boys in Court. Walter and Joseph Wisk, two sons of Mrs Mary Wisk, were both charged with assaulting W. Zawisfowski, Mrs. Wisk's alleged “star boarder.” This is the third time the Wisk boys have been known to have assaulted the boarder and the second time they have been arrested for it. The board- er exhibited a contract in which Mrs. Wisk had agreed to keep him in her sole employ for a year. He was ad- vised to get out of this family, but Mrs. Wisk did not take kindly to this idea. The two boys were informed that they must not take the law into thefr own hands and if they do not | like the way their mother and the | boarder act they should call in the po- lice. Judgment was suspended. ANN R-CURTIN NUPTIALS. Takes for Bride. Rockville Resident Local Woman One of the fashionable weddings of the n took place at 10 o’clock this morning at St. Mary's church, when Frances May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Curtin of 72 La- | fayette street, became the bride of | John Herbert Annear of Rockville. | The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. | { Jeremiah J. Curtin of Waterbury, an uncle of the bride, at a large assem- blage of relatives and friends of the couple. Thomas Curtin, Jr., a brother | [ of the bride was best man and Miss | Mary Curtin, a sister of the bride, wae bridesmaid. Benjamin Curtin and Earl Annear of Rockville were | ushers. The bride was attired in a wedding | gown of white pussy willow taffeta, with a white picture hat and she car- | rled a shower bouquet of bridal roses. The bridesmaid’s gown was of apricot pussy willow taffeta and she wore a black picture hat. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents at which guests from Rock- ville, Hartford, Waterbury and this city Were present. The couple were the recipients of numerous handsome gifts. They will leave this evening on a wedding tour, after which they | len; | | Gamlin. | Torah Popular | CROQUET SETS $3.50 rom $1.25 AT = J. M. HALL Successor to Hallinan Bread and ice Cream Co. ] INAN, INC. WILL BE: BE: OUR BAKING SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY LEMON CAKES ..15¢ EACH OUR DELICATESSEN SPECIAL WILL HOME MADE FISH CAKES 20c DOZEN {Deliveries for 11 a m. must be orderedhy 10 will make their home at 124 street. The groom is employed i bookkeeper by the Corbin Screw cor- poration. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY. K. of P. Organized ix Years Ago. of P., forty-six years ago and st. Elmo Lodge, Forty st. ganized evening the anniversary was observed Elmo lodge, K. was or- last with an entertainment. The follow- ing program was carried out: Address of welcome, Supreme Representative, T. W. Mitchell; piano solo, I. L. Mul- recitation, M Marvis Boying- address, G. C. W. Chapman; song, Mrs. Marshall; reading, DMi Ethel Lester; address, G. V. C. C. Brewster; piano solo, Miss May Le: ter; add G. K. M. and S. C Wright; song, F. Hewett; violin solo, Mr. Marshall, talking song by F. ton; for the year have THeen elected as follows: Chancellor Commander—George Vice Chancellor—Erank Witkin. Prelate—George Bahg Master of Work—F J. M. HALLINAN, INC. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Ce. Phone 906. | pipe tunnel i reservoir with the Burlington | wife, left this morning for New York Master of Atmss-Charles Byihgton. | Inside Guard—Allen C. Ptolomey Outside Guard—Charles Witkin. of .the Talmud association last evening it was voted to hold another nic at Scheutzen park on Sunday, July 9. At the meeting Go Where You Will COUNCIL OUT Fixes Date for Event and the Place is Whigvi ING JULY 20. Commiittee Anunuat ! - At a meeting last evening of ‘fl(‘ outing committee of the council it was decided to hold the big event THurs- July 20. Responding to af in- vitation of the water commissioners, the outing will be held at Whigville where an inspection of the water works will be included in ‘he pro- gram. Dinner will be held at Lake Com- pounce. The City Fathers will journey by automobile and the outing will he an all day affair, as inspection of the works at Burlington will be inciuded as well as the route of the proposcd connecting the Whi NELSON LEAV FOR FLIGHTS. Tocal Aviatoy Will Exhibit Prowess in Empire State. Nels J. Nelson, accompanied by his state where the aviator will give sev- exhibition flights. On the Fourth ly he will perform'at Sacandago rear Schenectady, N. Y., and on July 8 he will fly in Utica. “Banny” Mack Wi t as mechanician for Nel- son. After ‘gmpleting these contracts, Ne return home, and will be prepared td await orders from the governmentdproviding that a call is is- sued for airmen in Mexico. TO NEW YORK HORSFALL’S NECKWEAR WEEK Showing in Scarfs, everything that is new in fabrics and design—the best produc- tions of foreign and domestic looms. The quality of the silks, the well chosen shapes, the skilled workmanship, in this neckwear is just what you would expect in high-grade productions—and their tasteful selection and exclusive patterns have won the approval of all discriminating dressers. See our Asylum street window display— Scarfs 50c to $3. Torstulls PAYS TO BUY DUR KIND ASYLUM ST~ Comnecting with 140 TRUMBULL HARTFORD. you'll find no other food with such a delicious flavor and such an abundance of nutriment as Grape- This ideal health ration combines the sweet and nourishment of whole wheat with the delicious tang of malted barley. It is easily digested by weak stomachs and has a nourishing value unequaled by any other cereal food. It's a vigor-producer for keeping body mind alert. active and “There’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts Sold by Grocers everywhere. Artie’smaboughtabox of Adams Chiclets for Artie and me. My, but they’re good. Artie and 1 let them melt in our ‘mouths. Thenwhen the candy’s all melted off we chew the gum. | like them and so does Artie, and Artie’s ma says she always keeps a box in the house for good littie boys. AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY PREPARED for hot weather by getting your fan now. We have one for every need. The Spring & Buckley Elegtric Co. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 77-719 CHURCH STREET TEL. 900 ‘