New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1916, Page 2

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD., FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 19186. T is what our patrons say about our work that has made our business outgrow 3§ | our present quarters. And in order to provide better facilities for our stead- ur ; nnua ily increasing practice and business we have leased the store at 327 Main St.,, Q| where we will be located about August 19th. Wall Paper Sale SRR S. Stanley Horvite | For Two Weeks Only 4 SPECIAL SALE = 2 Optician § prscmettict 321 Maln Street' 40 cents Uff ihe Dfl"ar We offer the balance of our Summer Trimmed Eyes Examined Free. Glasses Made on Premises. Hats, at 98¢, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98. Former prices from $5.00 to $12.00. Sport Felt Hats in all the leading colors to match Iunting Trips Planned, Clt'\) ll‘ems - SRR 1 S e ek d ¥ii - 1.98. SHORT FURLOUGHS bR ‘|§ 3 and 5 Frankiin Squars. dcw Brltzin, Conn. . v e ere some of us may be able teneral / zlio society wil oFi T F h b S S e e . e Fashionable Sweaters i ips. We look forward with| evening. Uk hall S ’ - o - . L e i e At $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $7.98, $8.75, a splendid nto the hills. Game Is plentiful a few | sion 0 ortunit to Urchase handsome Flber SllK ! i The bays have now been presented | oyt J M HA Sweaters at special prices. There are all colors in Hunting Trip With cigars and tobaceo by the Hart-| "yl o0 mies $1.00. Saturday spe- LLINAN Inc the assortment including stripes. tord Chamber of Commerce. We here- X X _ Dby give a vote of thanks to the above, | Five applications for membership eclal Correspondence by J. T.| m, Sergeant Powers gaes the laurels | Were received by the New Britamn Turner society last evening. The of- ficers gave th monthly repo; ford Red Cross society and the Hart- | .8 ©00FS 7 00 S t uccessor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. Conzecs) for being the busiest man in camp. He Nogales, Arizona, July 29. is a bundle of nervous energy. Bk ough when this 1s read by New.| . Taps now sounds, Soi enough for/{Turning classesiwillibefresumed i this trip September. P peenie, they il e well s o g White Soisette Collar Attached r way home, at this writing, never- i Shirts $1.00. Wilson's.—advt. ess, the nineteen disconsolate, yvet UPSON-DICKINSON New I in council, O, U. A. M. atient, “rejects” from this com-| NUPTIALS TOMORROW | will begin its membership campaign B e atnill vithus) Unexpacted der in about another week as the vari- 3 ous teams will be completed by that that have been characteristic of R e e B ost every move made here have|y,,,u1ar Young Couple to Be Married | ville tonight as the guests of Frank- them for another day. ‘ lin council, No. 30. B they 5 e it o il in the South Church Chapel More for less at Besse-Leland’s.— pretty thin until we get recruit- oo advt. again. When the rejected boys Gt ioiies W home yau will be able to get all At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ; { s of “dope” from them concerning r experiences here. Take it for bt it is worth, but believe nary a d from Briere. Henry will try to|the chapel of the South Congresa- his friends with the brand of stuff | y;ona] church by Rev. Watson Wood- should be taken with a grain of For Saturday you will find we have a large selec- AUGUST SALE OF tion of Coffee Cakes, French and English Bath Buns, and Boston Brown Bread. Our Cake Specials will be: BLOUSES Orange Cakes . e 18c ea. Lemon Cakes : 15¢ ea. : Mocha Layers . 25¢ ea. Grouped and displayed in separate lots these Waldorf Cakes 20c¢ ea. Waists are priced to insure quick selling. For Sunday Ice Cream Speual we will offer: Forsythe Linen Blouses, $4.00 to $6.00 Fresh Peach Cream 50c qt values, at .... ... $1.95 to $2.95 Of course you can get your cream at the store One Lot of Voile Blouses, $4.00 value, in paper if you wish, and save monney on it by taking now B ios «« home yourself, then we don’t have to include de- . livery and clerical work in our prices. That is your One Lot of Voile and Tallored Blouses, saving. Figure it out. $3.00 value, now vannee 9100 “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” Forsythe Silk Blouses, 6.00 value, now $3.95 “There’s a Reason.” $7.00 and $8.00 values, now ........ $4.95 ;il‘nd'\v deliveries at 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. » e wise housekeeper does not I)othcr about (fi)ul\mg meats at home these “dog days.” If you want finmmll,s oast Beef, Roast Ham, Roast Fresh Ham, Boiled Ham or Corned Beef, we have it. The best of its kind i¥ PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND and cooked just right. Also all kinds of cold special- 3-99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 40 TRUMBU ties, Frankfurts, Bologna, Liverwurst and Salami, HARTFORD. We will have a Special sale of Potted Meat Treats Saturday at the Delicatessen Counter. Corbin’s automoblle v ged last evening, while the own- Ciair Peck Upson and DMiss Helen|er was in Fox's theater, by another Birge Dickinson will be married in| €< acking into i Pink Shirts. Wilson’s.—advt. es of Connecticut will hold outdoo i | services at Kirkham’s Grove, fes! Dr. T. Eben Reeks wauld | church, Lynn, Mass, a former pastor|ington Sunday. Rev. G. ainly be taxed to his limit to de- | here. Many local and out of town|ing superintendent of the means far abolishing the little | gyests are expected and the affair »hanage in Cromwell, will be s here, for every breed of flies x . of the speake: Members of . 2 ses to be of unusual interest to s of wn ta science that can exist south | Promises to be o % ‘,! Bethany church of th he Mason and Dixon line have as- | the younger social set. Mr. Upson is Rev. Mr. Andrew hbled at Camp Little. Sanitary re- | the son of Attorney and Mrs. A. W.| Chicago will be the principal speaker. fements make a lot of work to]ypson and is employed at the Hart- More for less at Besse-Leland p these pests from spreading con- ion, but the results are more than i : th the effort clectric engincer. Visit to “G ser” Abode. is the daughter of Mrs. Elsie J. ivates Bartlett and Tuttle started | inson and has been supervisor ¢ on a thirty-five mile hike with | reusic in the B Hartford schools jutenant Merriam of Company L. | for the last three vears, se men have been assisting the en- The bride will enter the chapel an !Mflrc for less at Besse-Leland's.— advt. ruff of the First Congregational ford Flectric Light company as an | advt Miss Dickinson President Peter McCrann of the Dick- | Y. M. T. A. & B. society leaves Mon- of | day for Washington where he will at- tend the national convention which opens Tuesday. ering corps in making blue prints | the arm of her brother, Clifford Dick- contour maps of the country and | inson, and will be attended by her Bullding Inspector Rutherford has t to take a look at the country | =is*.r, Miss Estella Dickinson of Fast! completed his report for the month of v have drawn. The hiking fever is | B seiexte, Vt., and Miss Ruth Roberts | August which shows that forty-nine tagious and has started Lieutenan.| r. BDut Northfleld as bridesmalids. [ permits were issued. Of these twer ffin and myself on a jaunt that |1 vis Druemmer will be the best man ty-four were for frame buildings, six ught out a few points of interest. I, znd Dva2rett and Stuart Upson, | for brick and two for moving permits. e had my first opportunity of malk- | hrothers of the groom, Will be the | Ppink Shirts. Wilson’s.—advt. the close acquaintance of a real | ushers. Miss Bleanor Dickinson of easer.” This has given me a chance | Rocky Hill, a niece of the bride, w ill be get a look at the inside of ane of i the flower girl. The wedding march, | u ir hovel The little adobe hut|{o be T d the bridal party enter | 1 tainly was a curiosity. It proved to | the chapel, is the march from Tohen- the dirtiest place that has ever hurt ! grin and as they leave the “Wedding | b eves of mortal man. A welcome | March From Midsumme s bosite was seen when we ted an, Dream.” Theron W. F il er erican ranch hause before return-|the wedding march home. We appreciated this last| ceremony will play the nor becaus: the ranche by De Koven. atod us to fresh eggs and milk, the | The bride's gown will be of puss Lflwyer P. F. MCDODOth So De- kt either of us had tasted since our | willow silk trimn\(-(l \\ith l':uhnm lace | s edine il e el s B el e e R lares andAFilesADemiTTen g ueiore B do o aalds Wil : _— Begins here Friday and Saturday August 4 and 5. lcall this a perfect day, even though | ferns. Both of (h(‘ hrm . X all did get a good call-down this|wear white net over pink and blue FRTE the result of attempted “lay legisla- HOGH YON HINDENBURG[ AT REDUCED PRICES—Every Dress in our stock, 2 > " = i st W >irl's Attorney P. I MeD ) e- | tion” e res » ) [§ that Lrning for not having rifles polished | silk respectively, and the flower girl’s . McDonough, de- |tion” and ventured the opinion . A = =hA : el B e o ooed army tyle: | dress-will be plaln white. The chapel | fending Mrs. Mary Wisk, charged on | Corporation Gounsel J. E. Cooper: did including Silk and all White Dresses, of Voile orty-five motor trucks have been orations are ta be pink and white [ tWO counts with violating a health or- | not draw up the ordinance. 3 S and Net. The models are the best that designers » % 2 orns scora- | dinance, appeared before ze Jame: Prosec > B replied tha hil Famous Warrj ed to the needed transportation fa- | sweet peas and ferns. The decora-| @1 ppeazed before Judge James rosecutor Klett replied that while arrior Placed in Supp - A S L ties here. A trainload of 460 horses | tions are in charge of Mrs. Green of | T. Meskill in police court this morn- | he did not know whether the corpora- Command of Germany, t ”-;m By have produved this season in Dresses for Wom- any’s Soldie led into camp this morning. The | Kensington. Both the bride’s and ) ing and filed a demurrer to the com- | tion counsel passed on it, the ordi- “nst Front, S en, Misses and Juniors. A large collection, ex- les and burros were turned inta the | groom’s mothers will be clad in white plaint and then argued at length \hdt nce did go through his office. Te R % y b bl © i a J feicyards at the depot. It was more|and lavender. fo amendment changing section S0 sald this particular section was | . Amsterdam, London, Aug. 4 tensive variety, all sizes. Reductions range s ’ . ing s f the ordinances is sonable taken P ¢ ordinance in one ppoint i bn funny to see some of the men| After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. | © unreasonable and from a similar ordinance in ; : ment of Field L to throw a bluff that they were | Upson will leave on a wedding trip | Unconstitutional and such that if en- | of the largest cities in the country. He A-r, .‘l, Von Hindenburg to the su- from $1 00 to $10 00. vboys, and try to rope some of the | through the Berkshires which will last | forced would make no person in the 1d the allegations of the state re- | I'7CM¢ command on the : d X castern fron W ts with a lariat in which * the | two weeks, after which they will re- (\m"‘ free from prosecution and_con- hdinz flies, dust and dirt are always | ¥ 'f;‘k‘:_‘r'“‘”"i“':"‘f German papers as ; Dl'eSSCS No $l 50 to $20 00 e was twice its proper size. They | stde in Hartford. Both the voung|Vviction. After hearing all the argu- | rebuttable and the state would cer- | S stroke. o e Hood. soldiors, but they are| people are well known about town and | ments, J Meskill took the de- | tainly not be unreasonable in de- ‘j“‘l’_“,“:”]'”" v Nachrichten 5t THAT WERE FORMELY $2.50 TO $30.00. poor lasso artists. In view af this | have been actively connected with | murrer and continued the case until nding the impossibie. s the right man in t those to whom was entrusted the | church work. Xt Tuesday morning. Judge Meskill asked Lawyer Mec- | Place. A desire long b of getting the animals roped had For a half hour prior to the wed- Wisk is charged with keeping | Ponough if he thought it possible to | B OUr people but ney directly e hty hard job and were still at it| d'ng Mr. Hart will render the follow- | a store : srowd street where con- | interpret the word “securely” as “rea- | P¥essed Is naw fulfilled. In the pre en T left ing program: '8 are not “clean and whole- | sonably secure.” The attorney an-|¢ 4 castern front the con- eutenant Grifin was the happy re-| March from Alda ............ Verdi|: and with allowing meat and | Swered that he did not, as the ordi- | s of thearmy groups was a jent of few tokens from New | Dialogue .. Meyer-Helmuna | f00d to remain there that is not | Dance specifically stated “sccurely,” | FECessity All commanders of the ita rers today. He naw | Venetian Love Song . .. Nevin | wholesome. she at first pleaded guil- | which did not give any court the eastern armies will readily angq un- bars a smile that won't come off. To | Serenade dney Smith | ¥, but when Lawyer McDonough saw | 10 interject the word “reasonable” | EFudgingly submit to 14 Marshal ow the wonderful effect they had— | Barcarolle in G Minor .... Leeboeck | that his client was to be prosecuted |into it. While he declared he fs [Bon Hindenburg's authority, Bs Sornines arill veat o wittoni|l ¥osset Me=Not .... Macbeth | under section 873, he withdrew his | heartily in favor with the aim of the [ ~The Koelnische Volkszcitung says: plea and filed a demurrer on the | ordinance and thinks it commend- | “Gerr 8 canfidence in her . e - — — = | ground that the complaint was in- | able, he Insisted he thou leaders in the east was never shaken sufficient in law. Prosccuting Attor- | unreasonable and unconstitutional e the appointment of Von Iinden. ney G. W. Klett argued strietly on | inasmuch as it is impossible to Ik burg increases this eonfidence the wording of the complaint, declar- | f dust and dirt “securely Jlcuntes ing that the first count is unques- oy will accumulate and it is i —_— tionably sufficient. ssible to ‘securely’ guard against FOOD SITUATION GOO Ordinance Unconstitutional. themgdhe contlugeds D Sent to State Farm. = l In his argument, Lawyer McDon- _— W ent R anyer fMobon Dennis McInerney, who has been in 2Rel “l,‘,:]’x),‘mt,f.: I'i:‘,:l'(,,,(,‘{,,,‘:'n‘? part of | court no less than forty-five times for “'fl-ill"{xl'liivx- ,And_Tfliciency System I reads that food for human consump- | Grunkenness, DEtofthe S 1‘-)“|ls e Haceer| THE .HER LD e tion must be ‘“securcly” protected | LM for inebriate Lxjmon Chs Ao S 2o ado Lanin Bannonnces. A ! from “flies, dust and di i was arrested by Officer Willlam €L, Via IM“"““: Aug. 4, 7:05 - or lC e ars Sonable’’ means n‘m t m]‘ < ”“( s O'Mara yesterday. . The food situation in Germany | T ry i N G e Schupack Demands Protection. satistactory, according to an official KEEP INFORMED tion.. Lawyer Ah‘!)m\uug‘l.l ; insisted James 13. O'Brien, proprietor of the |« ::;{,”.r»‘,j'n:]‘l’;‘.mi:m“vm‘ sl i READ THE HERALD THE o sl gt sk that by the word ‘“securely” the | new Hotol I tt, pleaded not guilty | The statement on state and city to the time of going to press | ] | compares the har amendment means that all flies, dust | to assaulting Morris Schupack, 0Wn- | vewts of 1914 and 1915 - | i nd s: “The i f i " ° | and dirt must be positively kept from | er of the Stanley building. On re- | splendid organization of the m\vnlv\:— Delivered to Any Part each da, SDBGIH| megmph wire. Full As- lzes tho fl’:'fil" and this is a phys al i quest of Lawyer I, P. Roche, the | tion of bread and corn as well as the of the City By Carrier sociated Press service and Iarge corps of possibility. Even the element of g ¢ e sday, system of cconomical consumption oA g T sonability does not enter into 5 | s d Mr. O'Brien caused & Ifand {ha stoving oflaupplies! cnableats | for15 Gents a Week eff.cient reporters, & H S section of the ordinance, he argued, | Pack to be doused with a garden hose | to overcome the unfavorable economic e S—. E————) for in the next statement it state: . because he insisted on building bon- | year of 1915-16 without seriots de- all other “1 )le” means must be | fires in T backyard. rangement of the life of our people. taken to protect st other forms | After court Mr. Schupack sked | The present economic A promises of contamination. is an un- | Chief Rawlings to give him a couple | to be even more satisfactory.” reasonable and impossible ordinance | of officers for protection, as he says After denying reports of threatened | and there s not a meat dealer in the | he intends to continue to burn the [ famine or of restrictions which would | the state or in the United | rubbish in his yard. If he doesn't de- | endan health the statement con- HALLINA’NS| || FENER, PICKHARDT & DORN -------CASH STORE---.-.. : 142 MAIN STREET THE SEASON’S BIGGEST “O Promise .\m,"; R army to ce city, in | states who could not be prosecuted | stroy it, he, himself, will be arrested | clude “Our meat supply is ample. RUG Co 169-171 and punishment, for it is physically M\ the health board, he said. When | An arrangement made with breeders 9 MAIN STREET impossible to ‘securel protect | he asked for a squad of policemen | guarantees a plentiful supply of pork. i = against flies, dust and dirt,” said the | to protect him, one of the court of- | The fat ration of ninety g He furthermore declared | ficials remarked, “It’s too bad the | week per head which is now Alnmml,l that this ordinance must have been ' militia is away, Morris. ‘is regarded as sufficient.”