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

City Items [Women’s $3.50 Gun tent, cloth top pumps, pn’s Shoe Shop.—advt. The North Judd Mfg. ortly install spur tr to PWly acquired property on uth side of East Main street. Terrence d their hn W. McCabe. $4.98 and $5.98 esses at Curran D, turday.—advt. Frank Monkewicz has .vcr"\\(\(l rmit to build for Kate Bogloski a lck structure to be used as a store 240 Orange street. [Bric Carlson has make alterations at John Olson. Attorneys M. ngerford have been ssioners on the estate gh Kerwin, who died last winter ving a valuable estate, most of plch was represented by cash. he Thomas Tobin property Tth Main street has been sold Kolb Bakery company, which erect a modern concrete and brick ucture containing quarters a kery. oodness of “Aunt Deli pdvt. arpenters’ and Joiners’ will hold its second annual r in Turner hall, October and 23. Entertalnment and E will be provided each evening. Metal $1.98. Da- & a [§ ck will the the S0l and Mary property on O’Brien Mill have street to women's G. Co. for street $1.98 1ken out a permit 55 Pearl street B and F. named com- of the late B. to for a’s Bread.” grand 19, 20, Luke Scinski’s auto truck met with Iminor accident late yesterday aft- aon when the Main street cros: es were lowered upon it. One arm the gate was broken, causing a n to stationed at the crossing ring the night. $1.98 and $ 89 Saturday. pavt, An autamobile belonging to Mor- ’s garage collided with a wagon ned by Harry Alex on East Main t last evening. A lamp and fen- on the auto were damaged. he policemen’s baseball team will et Saturday afternoon for practice Valnut Hill park. omplaints about it have been received by from Mrs. Buell B, pmans Place and Mrs. of Lexington street. continuance in the civil suit of kowski vs Pankowski has been nted by Judge Meskill until ne t k. The plaintiff claims $40 dam- s, and the Andrews, Swifft & Co. . contestant to the claim, Kirk- & Cooper are counsel far the testants. Attorney A. A, Green- g represents the plaintiff. PERSONALS and Mrs street h: their be white shirtwaists at The Curran D. G, Co, boys stealing the po- Bassette of G. W. Cor- ir. lley John Fitzgerald of gone to Plymouth, on vacation. ayor G. A. Quigley, Building In- tor A. N. Rutherford and Traffic cer Clarence Lamphere will leave ght for Maine on an automobile boat trip. fir. and Mrs. Willlam H. Watrous daughter Lucille have returned tu r home on Francis street from a htion trip to Tiverton, R. L fir. and Mrs. R. H. Neale of Pitts- g, Pa., are the guests of Mr. and | oger W, Egan of Court street. fre. Charles Duncanson and fam- 'will spend the next two weeks at lker Beach. GRADUATION EXERCISES. he closing exercises for the First gregational church summer school o held last evening in the church Ipel before the many parents and Inds of the graduates. The pro- consisted of songs and recita- s and during the evening a list of honor puplls was announced. Ar- s made at the school by the chil- were on exhibition and drew h much favorable comment. ENJOYABLE PARTY. very pleasant surprise party was plered Miss Jeanette Young, at he, 20 William street, last evening onor of her seventeenth birthday. ut sixty of her friends were pres- During the evening piano selec- s were rendered by Frank Clines Thomas Young, solos by Joseph rien, Urban Callahan, and the ses Olivia Madden and Helen lon. and | a | on | is | | union, No. ne | | | danc- | |HEALTH PRECAUTIONS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS | | | | Children Returning to City From Sus- pected Areas Will Be Barred For Observation Period. As a further precautionary measure | against infantile paralysis, which this city thus far has fortunately escaped, Health Superintendent Reeks will urge the church and Sunday school officials to bar all children returning | to the city from infected areas for the twelve day period. Most of the Sunday schools will reopen after the summer vacation early in September and unless the closest supervision maintained there will be danger of an outbreak, which once begun is liable to travel with alarming rapid- ity. Dr. Recks fears the possibility of an outbreak after the vacation period more than at present when many of the youngsters are out of town at lake and shore resorts. In reference to those now planning to take vacations he urges that great caution be ob- served as to the choice of place. It will be well for those planning vaca- tions to learn definitely whether they are venturing with their children into a nest of disease and if it is discovered that the resort is in an infected area it will be well to abandon altogether. The health ceived a the body in another department today re- blood specimen taken from of a boy who died this week | town either from inr.umu-” paralysis or spinal meningitis. The | department learned that a lo boy | had visited the house where the child the plan n You wili find at our Store a line of high grade Galvanized Pails, Garbage Cans and Ash Cans at prices ranging from 90c to $4.00 HERBERT I. MILLS Hardware, 336 MainSt., Opp | by NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HER complete Garbage ommercra* LANDERS IS RIGHT, (SRORNES CLAIM Journal-Gourier ~ Agrees That Movie Censorship is Fallacious That ders h M. gauge the D, editor Councilman taken the Gearge Lan- correct of picture censor: ot the uppermost problem day, e moving of New! Commenting on cceurred at the August meeting the common council Wednesday ing, the New Haven morning says: opinion Colonel Osborne, of | the Haven Journal-Courier. | the discussion which of paper | | Censoring | Moved doubtl by tives in the world, but little imagination, the common coun- il of the city of New Britain is un- dertaking to seek a solution of what- | cver there is to the movie problem | means of censorship. At a meet- | ing of that body Wednesday cvening | Councilman George Landers the idea and the report of the com- | mittee was referred back for further | consideration. Mr. Landers contend- cd that the, und ing would be Loth expensive and futile, This idea of elevating picture theaters by means of a cen- | sorship leaves entirely out of consid- | eration the rapidity with which these | the Movies, the best possessed mo- | of the moving was ill and until the nature of the | disease can be determined he will be | kept under observation. The attend- | ing physician was of the opinion that the diseases are one and the same, but this is not so and unless the hov | ! died from the contagious form of paralysis there is no danger of infec- tion. EXPENSIVE PUNCHING, John Borkofski and Charles Ban- kowski faced Judge James T. Meskill with assaulting each other. cused were arrested at an early hour this morning by Officer Denn O'Keefe. Pleas of not guilty were entered by the accused, From the tes- | timony offered, it appeared as it Borkofski was looking for trouble last evening, and on encountering Bankowski delivered his ultimatum which contained a challenge for a fisticuff exhibition. Barkofski, being the aggressor, was fined $5 and costs while suspension of judgment was Bankowski's reward. BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25cat alldrug WEEK END CANDY SPECIALS Carmel Croquettes, 40c grade, special 29¢ Mirrow Reliable Cho special Fresh Shrpment Every Week Belle Mead Sweets, colates, 40c grade, 29c Huyler’s, Whitman, Page & Shaw and Mary Garden Chocolates ICKINSON 169-171 | ion | mor | fewer in palice court this morning charged The ac- | Chamber of Commerce and the § | rovidea an | the Connecticut theaters elevating themselves through the force of the public opin- exerted their regular patrons. audiences are ¢ mor for I her cla ctures tusing u and to picture lawer r. that today the b actor 1ge, male and female, zed by the film corporations to raisc ! the standard. Cheaply conducted the- | aters which seck to appeal to the pas- | sions of an audience are becoming and fewer, while the self-re- | specting houses are finding their pat- | ronage steadily larger. Already, in fact, the ecvils which it is sought to cure have curéd themselves. “In all such matters it is s trust to the great common 1oving picture patrons than rd of censors who invariably redantic and fussy with prol rvice, The solution that is requ will come from the he of the | of people, not from the impres- | sions of a committee thought to know | raore than their neighbars but as a| | by Th E nd re- | more ord ronize | sult the z uti- re fer to senso of ta a grow ed t matter of fact not knowing more, As between the two, we will cast in our jot with the ma £} CONVENTION, Of Atlantic Decper Watcr ciation to Be Held in Phils Connecticut large ANNUVAL is requested to send a delegation to the ninth annual convention of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association to be held in Philadelphia, September 12, 1 14 | and 1 The mavor of Philadelphia, many | cther business organizations unite in | assuring a royal good time to all who | attend. Included in the official program are the inspection of the harbor, navy + vard, Delaware river and an offi 1 | reception at Trenton. Chartered | steamboats and every comfort will be guests during their stay As New London is mak- ral automobile parties to | uttend this convention it is the re- quest of President F, H. Johnston of Deeper Waterways sociation that every Cannecticut member attempt to go. PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Stree: Over 25c Store BEST (WORK AT MODERATE PRICES Office Open from 8 A. M. to 8 F. M Sundays by Appointment. F. E. MONKS, D. D. 8. Georgiana Monks, D. D. S. in the city. ing up sev is the ! cven- | opposed | 3 { Twelve-inch Mortars Hurl 1,070- LD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1916. Our Annual Wall Paper Sal For Two Weeks Only € SYLE COMPANY Hew Bilials, © ORg. J. M. HALLINAN, ine, Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. We will have gur usual full line of specials in baking department for Saturday. LEMON LOAVE ORANGE LOAVES BUTTER SCOTCH DATE CAKE MOCHA LAYERS Also Fresh Huckleberry, Blackberry and Peach Pies 18¢ 25¢ 15¢ each We have a complete line of meat at the delicatessen counter. of Belognas and Salads. “Safety First on Our Ice Cream” “There’s Special—No. 1 Vanilla Just Try It. a Reason” For Sunday 50 Our Home Made Candies on or about September Store closes at 12:30 p. m. during Au Ice Cream Orders Delivered. HALLIN - CASH STORE 142 MAIN STREET -.l RAUyemmmw | raan, with Major 1, DrA. in command at the tower, which the little building f 1se of the Souna would be second “ENEMY” WIPED OUT BY TOTTEN'S GUNS was in room of the defc New York country went ing oficer tain finding where app dircete The 1 pits ick. T which wa was in 1zlel read inut to war. in the mor ra W. Wila pharatus, e Pound Shots o Sea trial o'clock on the chin of the bi ule time. made it impo tillerymen to fi inners were man inary I are to be and nother cernedly into the caused dela first shot w: At 11 o'c clear and a 1t mort { range for vards. Houscs ity of Fort T¢ by a mild for a radius six automatic playing pi s of Captain P arted to pla report Per; - por 1d stuck 5 in the the ins ¢ some t1 the tiy ready dnd the cived the f 21 from the f tu New ute the York, Aug ctual firing 101st Company at Ilort Totten, 18. time In the clght gunners of Artillery, than 12,800 afc at les distant, and enemy’s fleet min- of Coast terda iblc 1t fired more for pounds of metal yes cot fi that had lotted « ¢ ected, dreadno rould surely ho Six Tott 12-inch mors were used gether twelve shots wero fired t-minute period. \ch hell ghed 1,070 pounds; the distance of the plotted from the mortar pits in the neighborhood of Six trial shots preceded the fir- of the recorded shot jor John R. Procter was thé um- pire who passed on the work of the gunners, and until his report is made public by the war department the peo- ple of Ne will not know tho ex- act “encmy’ casualt Major Proc- ter was so elated,” however, as a re- sult of the work of the gunners tl he wanted to say something defin but after thinking the matter over he declded that it was best that Sc tary of War Baker should have pleasure. The report, it is knov however, will not bear out thoge w 1 « e v maintain that the Coast ,\All]n\; branch of the army {s Inofliciont, The firing was to have started at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, that boing the hour fixed by Colonel Willlam G, Haan, commanding Tort Totton, for all the folk In the netghborhood to | lower thetr top windows, nnd nlso to | protect pletures, raro china, and other breakable things by putting them on the floor, Tt wan the terday hoon a moving tar 8 it was saiq been in the firo was a battle eru to the > cor ned TO, hir led " zon whe into wh aropy later in the > plotted a moment later th s 1ot go. T ty degr shot wr in the imv ten weore thaual tho {1 ea e, while ratt 10 in t 1 ) o'cl get. At I tho re fired. ho mortar vos, two guns to a ¢ was flvo mile A skeloton raft on whi ed n whita wall wan anchor center of the plotted area. de wero flre 1vo, and t 11 o'cioel when the first of six trfal shots was flred. Colonel h w2 Or Roast Ham, Roeast Beef, a large assortment c gt 1st. Wed. TN ey R ce, the | Totten the top m which roach 1o a if the mand- s Cap- range- ome- o W he e of und were < in their direction firing of on sched- ippers ast ar- sct. The pit com- 1 prelim- ntrol of- into the ctile 18 v was essel, une which n- o, rea o first was ot e of the windows led. An he quar- fog aters In posed to d in sal- ho range 14 holst- d In the o gov- Hagrronrn STORE CLOSED FRIDAY AT NOON UNTIL SEPT. 8, INC; WAISTS Sale Prlce $1.00 Values Up Made of in white some shades. Jap sitk rose, w0 Irm]\, mais and other hand- Silk WAISTS Sale Price $3.75 Values Up Beautiful Silk fety of colors, Weists of Georgette o 8350, crepe, pussy willow silk, in Silk DRESSES Sale Price $14.75 Regular Prices Choice Silk Dresses, and Dblack. made blue of Up excelle u\ulm of taffeta in Serge DRESSES Sals Prices $4.75 and $5.98 Valy limited number of and Cope A navy $9.98 Serge Dresses in blaclk, green, and .50, brown, tan, WOMEN WHO WANT WAISTS Will Be Interested in This EXTRAORDINARY PRICE CUT! (We Close at Noon on Fridays) S IN VOILE AND LAWN WAI Formerly $2.50, now Formerly $3.95, now FORSYTHE L 2.50 quality, now $5.00 guality, now FORSYTHE SILK WAISTS Regularly $6.00, now Better ones thqt were from $7. 00 to $19.00 PECIALS IN Sapphire Blue Smock Canary Smock dainty ture SILK SMOCKS $3.95 95 te $11.95 was $15.00, now $6.95 in design and lex- Hovstalls T PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 3-99 ASYLUM ST Conneating with 140 TRUMBULL S? HARTFORD. ernment tug at a safe distance away wero markers who were to observe how close the big projectiles dropped to the target ana also to take photo- graphs of (terspout to show the accuracy or inaccuracy of the mers the pit five mile: 4 t ) o'clock in the was fired in fternoon, the Officers in the Fort Totten 1d on the tug watched waters about the marker. Those at Fort Totten used gl and as each one knew cactly the shot, if properly \imed, shoud hit they focussed their n the proper spot hefore the fired. It was said they saw ctly where it few seconds after the of the six salvos. rocorded firing plane ed above Fort Totten. The wiator apparently 1 forgotten to read the papers yesterday morning and dfa not know that the guns were to be tested. The aviator r mained above the fort but a few min utes and then headed for Mineola. “FRIGHTFULNESS” IN POLICE DEPT. Detectives Try to Intimidate Wit- nesses in Vice Probe 1 obser o es where - nost ¢ be of four During the & n aero- Aug. 18— and ven p de- New York, 18, including a woman the five tectives, were before grand jury vesterday in connection with the dis- | trict attorney’s investigation of vice and its white slave ramifications, assistant district at- e detectives had al- Jumoes E. Smith, torney, said that tt heen subpoenaed because of their leged Interference with witnesses The detectives who testified were Lamour, Winter, Cobfroy and Co , of the Third Insp District, 1 Nevillo of the E enth station. Certain are wed of having al hod Lco Alpern, Thirtieth et whitiher he had gono held there followlr pern plended guilt the whit toafn him. admitted suid ecloy ton st Sixt dotective! followed after he left t police station, ot a knife rrest. his to Al- share in sentence " ve and wa d on e uspe “The policem st Ceatlg “that Detective \lpern had o blackjaclk, 't about it is that Feeley bothered when Alpern esked him his knife and did not follow the other detectlves wt Aly n left the police tatd Lieu- Mth, that nny never to [ had satd but tho f for ! once, the police station at the curred, and we expect t men. Other policemen ing with our witnes: time this dict tho; interfer- , pointing them and so forth. One detective was accused by Jenny Price of beatir she had testified in the graft tion. Her broken into and jewels pparel taken away. The district v lieves that a few members of the lice department still believe they work the system to frighten But the district attorney protect these witr and punish who interfere. 'm the Pedlar’ be placed trial before Judge Isky early next week. There is a ma on the who has shown his hand to and even though he is in politics he will find that he may go must to far.” o are invest home and wear was ng attor be- po- can wit- will all will Ro- nesse on side ||(~t “turing it Spec Aml Manu Optician Office, 306 Main St. "Phone 570 EXAMINATIONS ARE FRE Broken Lenscs Duplicated. Satisfaction Guaranteed If Too Fat Get More Fresh Air Dict and Take Be Moderate in Your Re- duce Your Weight. 0il of Korein. air it is sald wealk- ot sluggish, of are hind- actions an effort and is destroyed life not serious Lack fresh the of ens oxygen carrying power the blood, the liver becomes accumulates tion of the cred tliereby. 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