New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1916, Page 2

NEW. City Items oodness of “Aunt Delia’s Bread.” pdvt. RRegistrars T. J. Smith igler began work on meration today. and William the school arl Larson, graduated from Upsa- college last June, has accepted a on as instructor of Latin and feek at that institution, Edward A, Loomls of 331 Chestnut ect today began his new duties as esman the Turner & Sevmour t Torrington. He was for- Tly with the Gauld Mersercau com- ¥ of New York in a similar capa- oliceman Willlam Hayes 2 rom his recent urned to duty today. has illness anad re- Frank Deutsch 2 local restaurant, has disappeared fl his wife and friends are at a loss account for his actions. He is a ent arrival in this c Fo from Wilkesbarre, Fenn. Pefore a large and appreciative fiilence in G. 4. R. hall last evening, en Botsford Baird, a noted Pas- Play locturer, spoke on “American riotism vs Fatal Facts."” Plans for the opening of the fall | son at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium frée commenced today by Physical ector Warran L. Slater. During summer months & number of re- rs has been made about the build- e county commissioners have ted Charles Sherp permission to nsfer the druggist liquor license at Main street to 338 South Main pet. meeting of the city plan commis- will be held in City ning at 8 o’clock. e Bodwell Land company has nsferred land on Wellington street lary Ready. tvil service examinations for clerks . carriers will held at the local office rursday, October 7. ixalted Ruler Wells C. Foster of w Britain lodge, B. P. O. ., is con- Pd at his home on Bassett street illness. lerk P. J. Egan of the water de- ment reports collections amount- to $9,336.85 during the month of gust. e payroll of the street depart- nt for the past week amounted to 2.91. fale of the drug store at the cor- of Park and Bigelow streets, hed by the Richard O'Dell estate, been announced. The purchaser Maurice A. Axelrod of New Haven he will take possession on Septem- 11. fonthly shifts in the police beats o mado today and Officers O'Mara McCabe return to night duty. Of- rs Ha. and Malona go onto the bn to 8 p. m. shift and Officers blis and Massey go onto the 4 . m. moon shift. Officer Michael Mee- resumes night duty and Officer lenczius will take the Hartford ave- b beat. Plans for the inauguration of a ritable fund among the members Daly Council, K. of C., are under P on the recommendation of the prd of trustees. It is proposed to ess each member twenty-five cents ra in December of each year. The tter will come before the summons eting to be held next Tuesday even- CITY BALANCE REPORT. ity Treasurer F. S. Chamberlain complled the following balances the various departments up to gust 14: General fund, $511,677.08; er department, $45,173.52; sewer bartment, $101,618.46; subway de- ment, $6,879.74; street improve- nt, $8,568.22; park commissioners, 635.01; new school building fund, f,986.69; city building fund, $444.60; Inetery committee, $4,863.52; dog bnses, $388.31; public amusement misston, $2,631.36; municipal ice, 167.99; parks purchase fund, $29,- p.46; total, $744,966.91. SDELL-ANS Absolutely Removes ndig estion. One package roves :t. 25c at all druggists. a waiter employed | coming | Hall this ! RAPHAEL’S DEPT. STORE LATEST CRAZE in plaid; also plain colors, blue and black. The new full hip effects, with differ- ent styles of around the waist and hip. charming “Girlie” gathering A garment Alteratlom Free $ 4 9 8 alue $6 95 SPE(‘IAL STREET and AFTERNOON SILK POPLINS and TAFFETAS Positively exclusive styles in newest patch pockets and redingote models of Susquehanna silk poplins. Latest models at a saving of $5.00. Special .. $7'98 Value $12.98. RAPHAEL’ DEPT. STORE THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE BOY SCOUT NEWS During the past few weeks the lo- of Boy Scouts has been cal council hard at work mapping out plans fDI‘i the fall activities for the troopers. Tentative plans for a local fleld meet land rally to be held, both as a means of rejuvenating the Scouts for the fall campaigns and to put the troops of this city through the program that | is to be carried out at the state meet to be held in Meriden on September 80, have been completed. The local Scouts are determined that some of the laurels from the meet will be brought back and exhibited in New Britain. The local rally will be held on Sat- urday, September 16. The festivities will begin at 2 o’clock in the after- noon by the assembling of all the troops at the triangle on Main street. From here the troops will march to Weigand’s grove where the same pro- gram to be carried out at the state meet will be gone through. The winner of the meet will be awarded a handsome trophy donated by the local council. After the events all The Kantleek Brand of Rubber Goods Saturday | § the Scouts will cook their own supper over fires in real scout fashion. After the repast the Scouts will assemble about a big camp nre and wor of greeting will be given from the presi- dent of the council and other mem- bers of the Scout organization. The chairman or the program committee, i Deputy Commissioner E. W. Yergin, promises that the crowning glory of 1 the evening will be a story-teller of known ability who will close the events of the day by relating some stories in the glow of the camp fire. With rousing Scout yells the program of the day will ve over and the fall program will be under w satur- day, September 16, promises to be a day to be remembered by each and every scout in this city and no ap- pointments should be made for this day. Further details for the rally will be announced in the near future. A number of new arrangements of | Scout detail made during the summer will be announced at the rally and meet on September 16. Hereafter the following Scout sup- plies will be on hand at the desk in ! the Boye' Department of the Y. M. C. A.: Tenderfoot badges, metal; second | ss badges, metal and cloth; first Iclass badges, metal and cloth; and | , troop numbers. Scouts may secure these by presenting a slip from their | Scoutmaster bearing the name of the boy, the badge to which he is en- titled and the signature of the Scout- master. The following new requirements for | , merit badge applicants are announced: When a Scout desires to be examined for a merit badsge certificate he is ta find out who the expert s and make BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1916. Boys' Department of On the list of merit Scout ma tonight at the Y. M for the troop all other with the S taken up. WHITE LEAD for Painting purposes was made 300 Years _lefore Christ. We have none of this in stock but we do have CARTER’S WHITE LEAD and every ounce of it is guaranteed absolutely pure. NOW is the time to place your order with us for FALL PAINT! . cspecially exterior work.. We guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE GOMPANY 3 and 5 Frankiin Sauars, dew Britain, Cona. J. M. HALLINAN, Inc. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. When it comes to “Strikes” how does it strike you to be able to buy the “Best” bread for 8c a loaf. Don’t pay 10c for the other kind. Coffee Cakes—Stullers and Wreaths—English and French Bath Buns on hand for Saturday. OUR CAKE SPECIAL WILL BE: POUND SLICES DATE CAKES . VICTORIA LUNCH SUNSHINE CAKE. 12¢ ea. SUNTART CAKES . .. i 25eilbl A Saturday Special at the new candy counter will be. PING PONG JELLY GUMS, 18c lb. CREAM PEPPERMINTS ..23c b CREAM WINTERGREENS .......23¢ b STUFFED DATES. e29c 1b) Our Sanday Ice Cream Special will be: MAPLE PECAN “Safety First on our Ice Cream.” “There’s a Reason.” Look for our Pie Special for Labor Day morning, because we will be closed at noon Monday. HALLINAN’S =-=---CASH STORE.-- 142 MAIN STREET e el2¢ eal . 18c ea. 15¢ ea. j FRL and SAT. . FRI. and SAT. ony | 1t0 §p.m, { ™Gy VELVETINA TOILET PREPARATIONS Come in and have an expert show you how and what to beautify serve the complexion. use and pr CROWELL'S DRUG STORE “On the Busy Corner” (Oppesite City Hall) the Y. M. C. A. | the Y. M. A. t the same office & ete. m badge experts will be| The work of d with their addre { cal council is progressing rapidly important meeting of all the ter s of the city will be held . ir Fall plans cussed and Scout Scout file a cured from him. members of by this ccome hoped the memb twenty to Xty the council. will be d means to incr portant matters connected out rally and meet will be and members. | It is hoped that the crack Meriden ARRESTS R HART FORDL. STORE CLOSED FRIDAYS AT NOON UNTIL SEPT. 8, INCLUSIVE Another Large Shipment of the Fashionable FELT AND VELOUR HATS Now on Sale at These Extraordinary Bargain Prices: 75¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98. Each day we are receiving new shipments of these very fashion- able Felt and Velour Hats, from in such handsome shades as Old Rose, Pink, Coral, other hundreds to choose Gold, beautiful There are Brass, several shades of Green and Blue and a number of shades. See the new Sailor Hats, Jockey Hats and several other attractive $3.50 Velour Hats, $1.98. A special sale of choice quality Velour Hats in all styles. desirable colors, newest style shapes. badges re-organizing the lo- Let- have been sent out to many prom- :nt men of the city inviting them to | wse | hip of the council from | Presenting for the first time this season, the NEW FALL COATS FOR MISSES AND WOMEN “Smart” and “Beautiful” only half de- seribe the charm of these wonderful gar- ments. They are copies of creations by London and Paris designers — Georgette, Bernard, Maurice Mayer, Jenny—and their long flow- ing lines, great cape-like collars touched with brilliant fur, are indeed pleasant to look upon. We want you to see them. They are mostly of imported Velours and Bolivia cloth. We are showing an excellent line of Motor Coats for early fall wear. They are fine garments of Scotches and Tweeds from “across the water.” Torstulls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 4399 ASYLUM ST Comnecting with 140 TRUMBULL §7 HARTFORD. Last day for the cleanupof DXFURDS VL2 Don’tmiss this Last Chance to buy a pair of these smart Summer O fords at this $1.55 saving. Sole posi- tivelyends tomorrow TAKE your pick of our overplus of $3.50 value Gun Metal, Vici Kid, Patent Cclt and Tan Sum- mer Oxfords at $i.o5 a pair. No more at this price AFTER tomorrow. Don’t miss this last chance to save $1.55. For MEN 205 Stores in 97 Cities. NEWARK SHOE STORES GO, W BIUEALN R STRIZIT. Near R. R. Crossing Other N 'k stores nearby. ford, Wa- terbury and Springfield. & Sat. eve- AUTOIST. Open Mon. an appointment with him. The Scout is to remember tc bring his examina- tion certificate with him and have it signed by the examiner. The certifi- cate is then to be returned to the | Court of Honor, which meets regu- larly the first and third Tuesday of every 7 to 8 p. m. at the month from 7 | Y. M. C. A. Merit badge certificates the troops that won the state meet in i Waterbury last year will be able to be present at the local meet on the sixteenth. The Silver Ci troops | have been invited to give an exhibi- From the sublime to the ridiculous, | tion at the triangle and also at the the term Rudolph J. grounds where the meet is to be president of the New staged. The acceptance of the Mer- ¢ Cleaning corporation iden Scouts to be present will be a ; nces of evening great help to the local Scouts as this troop has been in existence for six street to take h vears and is considered one of the, cnded at police headquarte most efficient in the state. | he was charged with opers Scout Executtve G. Sherman Ripley | motor car without a license and with- | of the Hartford Local has accepted the cut lights. Officer Birmingham made | invitation extended by the New Brit- - the arrest on South Main street, ain Scouts to be present at the local To Judge James T. Meskill, Kloiber | rally and meet. sald this morning that the electric ninzs. When ordering Was Driving to Church When Police- by mail include 10¢ men He Had No Lights, parcel post ct This brand includes a complete line of articles—all the finest of their kind—manufactured and guaranteed by the Kantleek trade mark of the makers. Saw rees. Whatever you want in rubber. if you would be sure it is the best your money can buy, and that in case of possible dissatisfaction you can exchange it for another, get an article that has the Kantleek trade mark on it. Sold at our store with the guarantee. DI DICKINSON = DRUG CO.. i MATIN STRERT applied by T e Judgment | writ and garnisheed $500 in the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cat church. The writ is returnable be- fore the court of common pleas on the first Tuesésy of October. | coat at his hcme, he sald. Britain | | was suspended, holie to his ex- when home at 55 Winthrop | s wife to church, last started from his Y o e e | may be secured at the desk CHURCH IS GARNISHEED. Phi Iphia Man Brings Clvil Action Against New Britain Parties. WO | | Stephen Collins Through Lawyer H. P. Roche, John | against Charles Borokoff of Philadelphia today | an automobile brought suit against Michael, Matre | ant h been attached by Cor hle and Alex Kamins of this city for | Fred Winkle. Lawyer W. Man Deputy Commissi E. W. Yergin hting system on his car broke while | the recovery of $258, alleged due on | gan represents the plaintiff. Throu who has been at " Bay has re- he was driving last evening. HIis li- | account. | Lawyer M. D. John Waitkewicz sumed his dutics as Boys' sccretary of cense was in the pocket of another | Constable Fred Winkle served the Swason for $200. has brought suit Young for $100 and owned by the defend- Saxe, has sued Adolph P.