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

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1916 Goodncss of ‘“Aunt Delia’s” advt. Members of the regular and super- merary police force are considering @ advisability of holding a field day the fall. They will meet soon to lake detailed plans. A confused motoreyclist ran down pe ‘“silent officer” at the corner of aln and East Main streets last night. o damage was donc. Dr. E. 8. Grace was called in yes- rday afternoon to dress a flesh pund inflicted on Dominie, the voung m of Salvatore P: no of 152 ashington street, w play with me other childrer Through Attorney icholas Belli 1 brought suit pair t uillacote fc §300. pnstable Fred Winkle served the rs. The writ is returnable beiore e city court on the first Monduy in gust. Save interest by paying your wat nts now.—adv Michael Brady hs om St. Francis, hospittal, ere he has been ccnfined for hst six weeks Dancing tonight at vt James Hoar and James Daly, who pve been emploved a munition ctory in Canada, have returned to is city. Mr. ana Mrs. Howard G. Voight ve returned home from their wed- Ing tour. Mrs. Voight was formerly am lile at i s G. Woods Hartford the Bungalow.— THE ASHLEY- BABCOCK CO. Wednesday Morning Specials 3-$1.50 SHIRTS $3.00 Wednesday Morning. 3-$1.00 SHIRTS $2.00 Wednesday Morning. 3-75¢ SHIRTS $1.50 Wednesday >orning. $1.00 ATHLETIC UNION S 59c¢ ‘Wednesday Morning. SUITS 75¢ ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 55¢ Wednesday Morning. 50c SPORT SHIRTS 39c Wednesday Morning Your Opportunity— Don'’t Miss It! THE ASHLEY- BABCOCK (CO. been discharged | | stomach, ANOTHER AUTOIST ORDINANGE VICTIM Bronstein Leaves Car in Restricted District—Absent from Court Harry Bronstein et, o vesterday afternoon for leaving car in the restricted district on West | Main strect. Bronstein was advised o0 appear in court this morning ctained Lawyer M. D. Saxe to de- 2d him. When his caso was called ons did not appear and his awyer was in a quandary as to his i\\h(‘l’ abouts. Judge Meskill ordered | Bronstein’s arrest and ruled that he | should give a bond to assure his pres- i ence in court tomorrow. of 550 automobilist, Icast Main was arrested Clarence Lamphero an by Traflic Officer his | ik |t | r | £ | | | E 1 | Women Have Fight | Mrs. Ethel Horwitz was arraigned lon a charge of assaulting Mrs. Jen- nie Marholin. She was represented by Lawyer M. D. Saxe and entered a plea of not guilty. Assistant Prose- cutor J.' G. Woods stated the facts in the ¢ ving that on last Thur: day the (‘onvphd'v'\n! visited the de- fendant's store on Hartford avenue te buy some meat. Because she had previously bou a chicken from another deale Mrs. Horwitz became decidedly vexed and lost no time and declared an ultimatum. Mrs. Mar- holin said Mrs. Horwitz hit her and almost knocked a gold tooth out, then attacked her with a chair and finally ejected her from the store. L Saxe belittled the trouble and said it was “just a woman's squabble” that was precipitated when Mrs. Mar- holin accused Mrs. Horwitz of being a thief. The lawyer recommended that judgment be suspended and the assistant prosecutor seconded the mo- tion. Judgment was suspended. Two Go to Jail. John (Butsey) Brady took leave of the town home yesterday and visited ithe city and he wouldn’t take it for in front of city hall where he looked pitvingly at Traffic Officer Lamphere and proclaimed to the public that that individual had the hardest job in the city and he would'nt take it for $10 a day. Then he sought out a number of bartender friends and later returned to the town home. Super- intendent Kibbe had him arrested this morning and he was sent to jail for thirty days. He protested however. that he was being unjustly dealt with as he was not drunk. Elzier White, an expressman who was in court a few days ago for drunkenness and who pleaded for one more chance in order that he could take the pledge, was in again this morning. He may have taken the pledge, but indications are that What To Do For Nervous Indigestion When nerves go wrong they always seem to strike at your weakest spot. When this spot happens to be the nervous dyspepsia results, appetite vanishes and < v to dull, dread, uneasiness and a hollow, | gnawing feeling that keeps up until every mnerve in your body seems on edge. The food you force down won't digest properly, and you're all in— down and out for one day at least so far as being really useful to your- self or anyone else is concerned. It's the height of folly to force the digestion of food with some pepsin pill when the stomach nerves are in such shape. Nervous indigestion comes | from the nerves alone. Get the nerves right and all distress will vanish. Thanks to a | discovery, it is lec now possible to feed | the nerve cells with the exact stimu- lus they require when overworked and unstrung and a preparation called Margo Nerve Tablets is producing re- markable results in the treatment of Nervous Dyspepsia, and other nerve disorders. They make a remarkable s in many instances in ten min- the watch, strengthening the stomach and charging the nerve cells | with strength, poise, power, and tre- mendous reserve energy and giving nerves of steel, a clear head and brain, courage, power, quick wit, and real vital vim. Margo Nerve Tablets can- not harm anyone. They contain no | dope or dangerous habit-forming drugs. Forty tablets come in a large package, and this is often enough to give lasting relief to even the most obstinate cases. Clark & Brainerd and other leading druggists every- where are selling them with a posi- tive guarantee of tisfaction or money back. MARSAY COLD CREAM For Sunburn and Tan 25¢ a jar D ICKINSON = DRUG CO., 169-171 MAIN STREET and | ver | remarkable chemical | o secluded Officer at the on Com- afternoon disturbance. if he did he took it to son corner where he destroyed Ired Wagner arrested him expressmen’s headquarters mercial street yesterday where he was making White made another plea for just one more chance, but there were no more chances forthcoming and he was sen- tenced to fifteen in jail and former probation revoked. Events Tonight | ass photo drama, Fox's the- 1ys was| High ater. Vaudeville and Keeney’s theater. moving wwes, W. L. Mo at Vega hall. 1 lodge, K. of P., meets Eintrs 187 . S., meets ;at D: of C) in Court Columba, meets Electric hall. New Eritain Camera club meets Murray’s studio. Valient Hive, L. O. T. M., meets at Main street. Canton Foster, P. M., 0., A. M. hall. meets in Jr. Eritain (‘mm M. W. Church street. New , meots 4 MAY REJECT MORE \ NEW BRITAIN MEN Soldiers at Nogales Worrying Lest They Be Sent Back (Special Correspondence By F. Conners.) Nogales, Arizona, July 19.—Today’s work has been somewhat curtailed on account of the intermittent that have passed grounds. During lay-offs the men have taken advantage coming mails and have had a regular “old home week hering and reading letters from parents, brothers, sisters and friends. Until one has been long from home and friends he cannot appreciate how good it seems to get a letter from them. A box of “smokes’” and chewing gum from the girls the Stanley Works was received today It was appreciated (oo, ana the girls could have heard the nice things said about them the; would be sure that they are appreciated. Each day a new drill of calisthenic exercises is added to the program and the men are getting fit ph cal form. The regimental band starts off the day by giving a short parade and concert. showers over the camp these of the in- a into rsi- seldiers Appreciate Help, The last batch of Heralds received tell of the campaign to be waged in New Britain for the welfare of the on the border. The mien realize that the Herald, being one of the first to start the appeal cditorially 1 otherwise, done much towards i this end and they certainly appreciate it. All that is being done for them by the Herald, Ly the mayor, by George M. Landers and the ofher people Britain is appreciated nd the bovs are determincd that by results they will prove it. The water system has almost reached Company I street and when it does the boys will have a weicome re- spite from acting as “‘water boys.” At present every pail, dipper and tin can in camp has to be utilizea in carrying in water for the coo With instal- on of water all that the men will ¢ to worry about is the ival of ay master, the of immer uniforms in place of the heavy wool- en ones and letters from home. A surcd of these things they would have to invent a complaint. Callahan Not Huntsman. >coming more f geography hereabo that to the west of Oro Blanco range word for White (ol ther to the westws 5 tic Pino Blanco and Pinita (words for Pine and Little spectively). The last two wild and wooley in eve word and are inhabitated by be nd mountain lions. TUpon learning that there are bears and lidns in this vieiri- 1y Fui. Callahan thought it would be a good idea to go shooting, but when his attention v called to the fact trat the only shootinz he 1 ever ¢ was rd cue he changed I May Reject More Men, Tt ie beins rted about camp that hefore another weel has passed there wiii be anota.r s s of physicil ex- amamations. Lioth New Britain com- paaies are reported as having several men on their rorl who may 1 the waysido in these exams. otner company n the am however, and If rcports now being ci culated are trie, there will be close | to a half hundved men from the 17rst Regiment who wiil be rejected. This s hardiy fair since they have stood it so well tins far. BEach manr is worrying le«t he be one of the uafor- Lur ate ones tu be rejecte issue mi with now know Blanco Pine rc- med are of the s min ns A MATCH. A GIRL House Set Afire By Young FLady Seek- ing Clothes. Seidor, the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Seidor of Church street, went into a cloth closet at her home late yesterday aft- ernoon with a lighted match the usu- al resuit occurred. gine company No. 5 wag called out by a still alarm and Chief Dame and Fircman I ward Woods also responded. The blaze was a brisk one for a few minutes, but was soon extinguished. The damage will not exceed $200. of 434 When Mary ! If 1 isn’t an Eastman, it isn’t a Kodak. The Autographic KODAK, Jr. One of the efficient models that has helped to bring Kodak photography w1tfi)m the reach of everybody. Compact, mechanically accurate, has a superior optical equipment and is hand- some in design and finish. Has a varl— able speed Ball Bearing shutter and is furmshcd with a meniscus achromatic, Rapid Rectilinear or Anastigmat lens. Twos1zes- 24 x3¥% andZ/ x4Y. $9.00 to 31 3.00 at your Dealers. EASTMAN KODAK CO., William John I vacaticns Policemen Matthias Rival, Strolls, Michael Massey and Carlson will leave on their on Thursday of this week. Policerien Theodore Johnson, W. P. H Dennis Nealon and Michael T. grove h returned to duty their vacations. after Patrick irned to Firemen William Ktll,\fl Kenney and Fred duty today after their “acations. Cap- taing Michael Souney and William Porter and Carl Kuhs are on their va- cations. O'Dell of 53 Cottage this week for Ocean will sojourn for the Miss Helen e will leave whe August. P Beach, month of who City, liam Blair, at Atlantic lm\e returned home. and Misses Anna and Jane Ward of | Broad Brook are the guests of friends in this city. Charles C. Higby, elevator man at the City hall, will spend the month of August at Atlantic City, N. J at H. L. Mills and family will leave August 9 for Sebec Maine, where they wil] spend the remainder | of the summer. ke, ss Jessic Jackson is spending her vacation at Crescent Beach. Edith McInerney of Union reet is the guest of relatives in M#i- den. spend her J. Miss Rita Cooney will acation at Asbury Par Mr. and Mrs. John F. Haffey of wlor street are entertaining their nddaughter. Miss Grade Lymahn of N. Miss Helen Dovle this city scjourning at Myrtle Beach. of is Nettie Gimp of Cleveland and . Gold of Philadelphia are of H. L. Gold Stanle Rose ests of s McGarry and son are spend- ing the wecek at Indian Neck. ner of 104 Winter st of her sister, Mrs. | , in New Haven. Miss Jennic street is the Samuel Campne: Daman ¢ Mrs. D. E. nd Mrs. George L. with Mr. and in Jeffery, N. H. iting adley ROCHESTER, N. Y. The Autographic Kodak Jr. We have a full line of Kodaks, Kodak Jrs., Brownies & Premos Also supplies of all kinds Our Eastman films and our Eastman Method of developing and printing on Velox is a combination that will give you the Dbest results possible. l'\()fl.ll\s $6.00 up Brownies $1.00 to $12.00 The MILLER-HANSON DRUG CO., KODAK SHOP 30 Church New Britain., FIRE DEPARTMENT HORSES FOR SALE Each Horse Costs About $1 Per Day For Keep and Commissioners Would Curtail Expense. The motorization of the local department has reached such that it is the desire of the s y board to get rid of four of the twelve hors which the city now As it costs appros to feed the animals and as they are used but little of the time those charge think that the time has ¢ rived to dispose of some of them. Chairman Babcock of the board of safety that he has a scheme 1n mind, which he will not communi- cate, for protecting the eity during the storms of winter when the automobliie trucks would find heavy going. He states t that is a little leys than two per cent: of the time, Under the of the contract with the American LaFrance com- pany the will be provided with pungs for use when the snow is too deep for the motors. These pungs will cost the city nothing except the freight to get them here. fire a state owns, mately $1 a day COUNCIL SEEMS BEATEN. Principal Will Pormit Tt to Pass Out Of Existence, s Hattie s the Lambach of Malden, guest of friends in this| 1 = | ar and Mr: returned home . New London, Thomas J Smith | from Ocean | John Glacken is spend Boston. : the week | in M Charles Grace of Washingtan ect will month of August at Thomaston T ina fe spend the | Mrs B Mrs. L. W. Fodt and Helen, have returned automobile trip to New Mr. and P daughter, N lrnm rington home Miss Florence Burr of Maple street is spending her vacation in Bethlehem, N. H. | | | | | | | Iampshire. l | because Present indications are New Britain High school council is a thing of the past, the members of the doing as they thought best, had the temerity oppose Principal L. P. lade when he demanded that Coach Frank Zwick be discharged. ] nni members of the coun- in, Howard Timbrell and have received word from 1 that as the faculty mem- bers have resigned the couneil — will out of existence unle to appoint their succ principal states that he will point their successors, thereby the council lapse and pass existence. that the hletic ana all council, to e a cil, 3- H. ¢ W. S. Judd, the princip not ap- letting out of H. L. Macauley of New York wa the guest of Manager W. J. Melarkey of Fox's theater yesterday. Rockinchair UNION SUITS These Union Suits which are displayed in our Asylum St. Window, feature three in- teresting comfort-giving points. The Natural Blouse at the Waist gives twice the stretch in movements of body and has no warm elastic insertion. Solid One-Piece Seat. No old fashioned back split to annoy you—made exactly like your trousers. Opens at the Side Two buttons—adjusted in a jiffy. We show them in several summery materials. Tovstalls T PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND ©3-98 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with |40 TRUMBULL S7 HARTFORD. BANISH IRONING DAY DRUDGERY'! Do away with the tiresome tramping back and forth between the ironing board and the hot stove. Discard the old-fashioned, rough, sooty flat irons. Get a Thermax Electric Iron and do the work in comfort. Simply attach the cord to the nearest electric lamp socket and in a few moments the iron is hot enough to use. You can iron in cool and contented comfort in any room in the house. “Thermax” Irons are of- fered at $2.75 SPECIAL PRICE UNTIL JULY 31st Let us give you a demonstration to- day. THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT & WATER CO. “Electricity for Everything” ’Phone 230 ’Phone 230. MATTABESSETT TRIBE, 1. O. R. M. A number TO HOLD BIG BAZAR Rev. Edward V. Gril D St. Andrew’s Lithuanian churc commenced to plan for the I bazar and fair of the parish, which will be held in the hall on Church street during the week of September 18-25. Similar events of this kind ur der the management of the hustling pastor have proved to be financial successes and the coming one, which will be on a much improved scale, should set a new mark or of 1, has annual of the braves from A row Head tribe of Hartford Deputy Great Sachem Dillon up the chiefs of Mattabessett Tribe, I. 0. R. M, last night. ceremony refreshments were and a social time enjoved. Ferdinand D'Esopo, formerly city, was one of the speake post prandial exercis The voted not to be represented by team in the Fraternal Carpet Bowls league and also voted to hold an out- ing on September 10 at Wiegan Grove. The following officers wer ralsed: Sachem, Percy L. Daegle senicr sagamore, Louis Cormos; junior sagamore, Alex Eanest; prophet, Har- ry Morton; first sannap, Charles Nel- | ing th son; second sannap, F. Marnio for- | mitt on est guard, Charles Rehm; wigwam | Mr. George guard, C. B. Phalr. | sell to the b ied of H]Xs City Advertisement NOTICE TO BIDDERS. of New Britain, Con s duly authorized hool Accommodations, W. Traut, Ch will ghest bidder the buildinzs now located on the proposed Burriit S site at North, Lee and Ciark streets e Particulars can be obtained by ap- ing to Architec Unkelbach & The City ough i , act- Com- rirman SIGNS OF ACTIVITY. During the past few days there has been evinced considerablo signs of | avtivity on part of a large number | of personal tax delinquents, with the | g1 o result that Collector Elliott is confi- | g den tha by the end of the month his | P® i collections will be in advance of those | ”! e s "r“\"_‘ : of the corresponding month last 1"'“ "fl‘ S Ehe year. There are still many who have | 7 "]_’ e failed to respond to the call and it is | S 10014 t’m< dg., possible that several names will be | 8ust 18, 1916, handed to the prosecuting attorn next week. hool purchase lainly mark and 1 to tk he Chairmsz 1all n elivered at of Aa noon, Superintende not later the at twelve o'clock At a Court of Probate New Britain, within and for the Dig- trict of Berlin, in the County of Harte ford a te of Connecticut, on the D, 1 holden at S. OF V. OUTING. The annual outing of the Past Com- manders’ association of the Connecti- cut Division of the Sons of Veterans will be held at Savin Rock on Satur- day afternoon, August 5. Dinner will be served the Colonnade at 1 Estate of Nels J o’clock. All Sons of Veterans, whether w Britain, in sald district vsed past commanders or not, are invited Upon The Petition of Harry Munson to attend. A large delegation from L. | of said New Britain, praying that I D. Penfield Cmp in this city is planning | ters of Administration to attend. ed on said in order to 1 estate Present BERNARD F. GAFFNRY, Judge Munson late of ma estate, as it is clear and per application { more fully pears it Ordered—That s Y% i heard and determined at the { Office in New Britain, in sa on the day of July, A at 9 o’clock in the forenoon notice be given of thc " | said application and the place of hearing thereon, ing this order some new ! published in said New Britain v circulation in said Distre posting a copy thercof, on the | lic sign-post in the Town of New 1in in said District, BERN: neces settle titl on hall will be the scene this |1 evening of a social and entertainment to be given by the Ladies' Auxiliar Spanish War Veterans. Members A. G. Hammond Camp, War Veterans, have been invited will attend in a body. BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes | Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. Heatio Prc 1 district, apy 31st and pend time ¥ I having and