New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1916, Page 2

EW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, NOONDAY LUNCH I1A. M to2P M FOR MEN AND WOMEN 25¢ HUDSON LUNCH 284 MAIN STREET City Items Delia’s [Goodness of “Aunt dvt. dance will be held this evening the Bungalow as a farewell to the ys who are to leave for college this l. Lynch’s orchestra will furnish music, for dancing and refresh- mts will be served. A large crowd expected not only from this city E from out of town. Bamuel Waskowitz and ller have secured an extension on option on property at 40, 42, 44, and 48 Broad street. Joseph anski is the owner of the property ich is valued at $25,200 and the op- p is extended to March 1, 1917. BEread.” Bernard Shakespearian masque play will presented in Bridgeport on Septem- 14, 15 and 16 by Dr. Louis Smir- v, formerly of this city. ertificates of settlement on the les of Henry Gussman and F. rns were filed with the city clerk aron ap- Abrahamson and have been appointed or Pimply Faces fry Cuticura Soap ind Ointment Samples Free by Post simple, easy, speedy tment. Smear the imples lightly ith Cuticura, f finger and fllow it to remain [bout five minutes. hen wash off with uticura Soap and hot ater and continue bath- hg for some minutes. This treatment best upon rising and retiring, but is ally effective at any time. For pimples, redness, roughness, itch- gand irritation, dandruff, itching scalp pd falling hair, red, rough hands and by rashes, itchings and chafings these agrant super - creamy emollients are onderful. They are also splendid far sery and toilet purposes. ample Each Free by Mail ‘With 32-p. Skin Book on_request. Ad- post-card ““Cuticura, Dept. 17, Bos= L** Sold throughout the world. praisers of the estate of Alfred Beng- ! ston. | Albert Johnson, second baseman on the Annex baseball team, is suffering | from 2 broken nose received Sunday in a game with the Pioneers. Harry J. Guite of 15 Winthrop street, employed at the New Britain Book Rindery company, has been ap- pointed an instructor in the book- | bindery department at the Boardman Training school in New Haven and | will begin his new duties on Septem- ber 5. Dancing, Bungalow tonight, Lynch’s orchestra.—advt. STATE DELEGAES WILL VISIT CITY Local Branch of Sons of Zion Plans Tor Big Meeting Next Sunday. | Delegates from all the of | the state of the Order Sons of Zion coming to New Britain this Sun- day to attend a conference called by | the local Geoola camp. The purpose | of the gathering is the organization | of a state executive and the establish- ment of a closer relationship among | all the Connecticut camps. ! Among the prominent officers of | the order who will attend the confer ence are, Hon, Joseph Baronde grand master, and Attorney Edward Cahn of New York, member of the executive commitete. i The Order Sons of Zion is one the youngest Jewish fraternal orde and has succeeded in attracting to its folds a large number the promi- nent men of the country. The order, besides its varied activities in behalf | of its own membership, also takes an active part in the d and so- lution of general Jewish questions and problems. Judging by the cali- ber of its membership and rapid growth, this organization bids fair to become one of the most popular and strongest Jewish fraternal orders in the country. The Order Sons of Zion is directly affiliated with the Federation of American Zionists, whose aim is the re-establishment of a Jewish center in Palestine with autonomic rights for material and cultural develop- ment. The conference this concluded the Hebrew the evening. Prominent New York speakers will address the audience. camps i of | TO PROSECUTE DELINQUEN Personal Tax Collector Charles El- liott stated today that as the payment of taxes is slow, he has declded to en- list the aid of the prosecuting attorney and on Tuesday of next week he will hand the list of all delinquents to that officer. Prosecutions will probably be started immediately. Look For Them! The Kantieek Brand of Rubber Goods This brand includes a complete line of articles and guaranteed their kind—manufactured mark of the makers. all the finest of by the Kantleek trade Whatever you want in rubber. if you would be sure it is the best your money ¢; an buy, and that in case of possible dissatisfaction you ¢an exchange it for another, get an article that has the Kantleek trade mark on it. D — DRUG CO. Sold at our store with the guarantee. ICKINSON 169-171 MAIN STREET HOLD KLATT FOR SUPERIOR COURT Fast St. Manfi Taken to Jail in Lien of Furnishing Bond Leopold Klatt of 301 Kast street Wwas bound over to the September term of the in of $2,000 by in police court this morning on two counts charging him with assault with intent to rape and with having carnal knowlec of Miss Tillie Surko, of Jast street, an imbecile, 29 years ¢. The maximum penalty on the count is ten years in state prison and on the second count it is three years. The alleged court bonds Judge James T. Meskill perior assault took place at { noon on Suncay when, it is claimed by the state, Klatt came home and asked Alhert permission to use the lavatory Edward and William Surko home om church about to the Surko a small child. When returned twenty Klatt was in the house and they stated this morning that they found him in their sister’s room. Although they tried to hold him, he made his cape, using a ruse about getting hi; revolver if he was stopped. The boys then seccured Officer Gustave Litke who pursued the accused on a bicycle and arrested him on Fairview street near the National Biscuit company. The officer testified that Klatt admit- ted the offense and begged to be set free. The girl's mother testified that h¥r daughter is twenty-nine years old and has been an’imbecile since she was twelve years old when a sickness left her feeble-minded. The girl has fits almost every day of her life, the moth- er stated, and has to be-watched con- stantly. Dr. George Bodley, who was called to examine the girl after the alleged assault testified that an ase- sault had been committed. Dr. John EverRYBodY NEmDs Im— stored for emergeney well-developed, well-y well-nourished body and bra GRAPE-NUTS preeminent this kind of made of the ment of the barley, two sources of food stands builder of energy. It 1is entire nutri- whole wheat and of the richest food strength. as a GRAPE-NUTS also includes the vital mineral clements of the grain, so much emph: in of real food values. zed these days of investigation to hing Crisp, ready to eat, easy digest, wonderfully nou and delicious. “There’s a Reason” for GRAPE - NUTS minutes later they were informed that | WHITE for Painting purposes was made 300 Years LEAD _lefore Christ. We have none of this in stock but we do CARTER’S have WHITE LEAD and every ounce of it is guaranteed absolutely pure. NOW is the time to place your order with us for FALL PAINTIN., especially exterior work.. We guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE GOMPANY 3 and 5 Frankfin Squars. Hew Britain, Conn. J. M. HALLINAN, Inc. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. A full size 10c loaf of our Cream of Wheat and N. E. Bread is worth coming for isn’t it, when you can buy it for 7c at the store. Thursday is the bargain day at the Baking Coun- ter. Come early before our supply is out. OUR CAKE SPECIALS BUTTER SCOTCH. . MERINGUE RIBBON CAKE FRESH BERRY PIES . entirely sold WILL BE:— SQUARES ........ 12¢ ea. e seerl5clear S Sloc ea: Our Candy Kitchen has opened for the season; the Sunshine Shop. Look for our specials on the Candy Counter. Take home a brick of our Ice Cream. at home will appreciate it. Neapolitan, in paper Bulk Cream, in paper Egg Vanilla, in paper French Vanilla, in paper .. Pure and fresh. Better than ever. The folks .... qt bricks 35¢ S ... . periat 30c e nnpeeiqt d0c per gt 60c “Safety First on our Ice Cream.” “There’s a Reason.” HALLINAN’S ------CASH STORE------ 142 MAIN STREET the Surko family physician, also testifled to the deplorable mental condition of the girl. Lawyer Morris D. Saxe, counsel for the accused, asked that in case the court saw fit to bind his client over to the superior court the bond of $2,000 be lowered. Judge Meskill declined to lower the bond and Klatt was taken back to jail this afternoon to awalit trial next month. Fined For Assault. The only other case in court today was against Konstanti Yablonski, charged with punching Mrs. Alice Mi- holski at a wedding in Benz’s hall last night. When the woman’s hus- band accidentally spilled some soda water on him, Yablonski attacked both. He was fined §5 and costs. Purney, LIMITATION OF CLATMS. At a Court of Probate New Britain within and for the Dis of holden at rict Hartford and State o Connecticut, on the 30th day of Augast, A, D. 1916, Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Fsq. Judge, on motion of Anna M. Dengt- son of sail New Britain, as exccutr of the Jast w1l and testament of Alfred Bengtson, late of New Britain, within said district deceased. Court doth decree that six s be allowed and limited for {1 creditors of state to exhibit their claims against the same to the Exe- cutrix and directs that public notice be given of this order by adverti newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record Mortimer If. Camp, Clerk. 3erlin, #. the County of WORKI The Madison the Working Girls' clubhouse: Ruth Coleman, Anna Smith, Eileen Suprenant, Mary Grogan and Cathe- rine Fitzgerald. Misses Mary and Bileen O'Dell, Florence Cashman, Julia Grogan, Anna Schilling and Anna Schaefer will leave Friday to spend the holiday there. * CLUB. have gone to Labor Day at Misses follow over ng in a | HITCH IN NEW CHURCH Work Stopped on Caihotic Edifice Un- til Question of Extending Millard Street Is Settled by Commission. There has been a slight hitch in the building oper tho Cathol street and Ne of a petition before the city plan commis- sion for the extension of Millard street and the conscquent upsetting of the plans for a sewer connection for the new church. The foundations of the buildings were started about a week ago and permission was sought vesterday for and water con- nections at Mil street. It v found that petition before the rd for the extc of Millard t through to Rast street. At the present time it is blind. As the pos- sibility of putting this through was tant it was thought to stop work upon the church until such a time the decision on the street was reached city plan commis- ston will meet riday evening and act upon tho petitions. Tt is un ot t those inter- ested in the church want Millard | treet run through to Newington ave- , turning at right angles from its sent course, as it would give them ger block of land Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald, who is ge of the new parish, h ements for tempo auarters with John McG street until such a time as his parish home is ready for occupancy He | was tendered a farewell party by his parishioners of Windsor and Poquon- ock last evening. The Poquonock people, first to say farewell, presented him with a purse of $175 in gold and the Windsor members of his flock g him a purse amounting to $221.25. tions at the site of new church at Iast 1gton avenue because sewer rd were be stre nsion to be made ing | Constable Fred Winkle will sell a seven passenger Pope-Hartford tour- ing car at the public sign post tomor- row at 10 a. m. The sale is to satisfy a judgment against Nicholas Kaminski | Four ast evening to glve supernumerary sixteen applicants. Two who had failed to visit the doctor for physical exami- nation did | had passed the ph: did not appear. in favor of John Buginski. HART FORD. ————————————————————————— e e . 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We ment of tinsel, spangled and metallic designs, berries, poppies and all the new antipode and spangled and metallic ornaments in abundance. FUR REPAIRS Should Have Your Attention Now! Their delivery, in excellent condition at the time you need them, is assured if you let us alter and repair them at this time. The new furs and new styles are in the hands of our furriers and high-grade work may be expected. We might remark that materials and labor are becoming more expensive and that pres- ent prices may not prevail later on. Come in now. Horvstulls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 13-99 ASYLUM ST Comnecting with [40 TRUMBULL & HARTFORD THINK IT OVER and you'll readily see how it will be possible to fresh- en up tie parior and bedroom. A chair here, a table there, to replace those worn or wearing out, makes a great difference. It isn't the quantity, but the q”"]“Iy of furniture in a room which makes it artistic. We sell artistic, good, strong and durable furniture at economical prices. If you don’t believe it come and see. AGENTS FOR HOUSEHOLD RANGES LOUIS HERRUP/| Complete Homefurnisher Near Morgan two were rejected because they not tall enough. Two jected because they w The remaining nine men took the « but yet commi cted the tests, NINE TAKE EXAMINATIONS. more were Candidates for Police Depart- | as mination the ment Jobs Are Rejected. has not co The civil service commission met BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25¢c at all druggisis. examinations to he candidates secking appointment as policemen. There were not appear and one who cal examination Out of the 13 remaining candidales were > over welght. slon ¢