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

THIE NMODIEIRN Shorthand Schoo MISS FRANCES A. SCHUREMAN, PRINCIPAL— (Formerly Principal of the Mor: $13 a Month includii Books and all Sup- plies. e e e e DAY SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 5th NEW, Under more favorable condi- tions and with proper assist- ance, Miss Schureman con- tinues her work in this school. During the past nine years by hr skill, energy, and devotion as a teacher hun- dreds of young people of Hartford and vicinity have been trained for business po- sitions. Her former pupils and the business men who ploy them commend her work. Special rates to New Britain pupils this year. No school has superior faciities to train young people to creditably perform the duties ncident to secretarial, normal, stenographic, typist and bookkeeping po- sitions. May we urge you to call at an early date to conclude plans for a business training that is.thorogh and complete—but costs less time and less ex- pense THE MODERN SHORTHAND SCHOOL 223 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. L. C. Baker has transferred prop- y on Chestnut strect to George K. hcauley. Bessie Andrews at al., trans- red land on Lake Boulevard to the pdwell Land company, oodness of “Aunt Delia’s Bread.” pavt. he condition of Louis G. Quinn of fancis street who ffering from bod poisoning is somewhat im- ved. Police Officer nfinea to 1 John L. Carlson s home by illness. he General Ameglio society 1d a celebration this evening ithenian hall. is 1l will in JFireman BEdward pany No. f recent illne: Burke of has recovered Engine from An automobile owned by Fred Sun- rn of 139 Hart street caught fire as [was standing in the yard yester ernoon. Engine company No, 2 w Jled out to extinguish the blaze. NOTHER PARALY! keph C. Reed, Aged Seven, of Washington Street is Patient. 1S CASE. 358 nother case of infantile paralysis, fifth since the outbreak of the bease, was reported to the health jpartment yesterday g Joseph Ree aged B Washington strect. about three days ralyzed, the left leg being affected. Superintendent T. E. Reeks of the alth department regards the case as 1d and will allow the child to re- bin under quarantine in his own me. At the present time it is im- ssibre to send more patients to the rtford isolation hospital that titution is crowded to capacity. seven, of He has been and is partly A bsolutely Removes ndigestion. Onepackage roves it. 25c at all druggists. the patient be- ; CHURCH NEWS South The services yesterday were conducted by Rev Weeded of Dorchester, Services preparatory will be held Thursday 7:45 o'clock Communion will be administered the services mext Sunday morning. Rev. ‘Dr. G. W. C. Hill, the will conduct the services. Rev. Franklin C. Thompson, the new assocfate pastor, will arrive this week and the church Sunday school will be open the first Sunday after the open- ing of the public schools. Organist Joseph C. Beebe, assisted by John T. Dowd, tenor member of the choir, rendered a delightful recit- al yesterday afternoon. The atten- dance was very large. Congregational Church. morning Charles F. Mass. to communion evening at Trinity M. ¥. Church. There will be a class meeting, morrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. The Ladies’ Aid soclety will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mid-week services will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o’clock. There will be a meeting of the Boy Scouts Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The official board will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock. to- St. The interior of Joseph's Church. the edifice is being thoroughly renovated by the J. W. Manning company under the direction of Rev. Patrick Daly, the pastor. At the 8 o’clock mass next Sunday, { the St. Aloystu society and the Hoty Angels soclety will recelve commun- lion. Banns of marriage were announced yesterday morning for the first time between Miss Alice J. Creigh and Ra: mond D. Smith. St. Mary’s Church. The young women of the parish will hold an outing at the playgrounds Friday afternoon. A program of orts and games is being arranged and a basket lunch will be served. DUST Every Particle of Dust is an Airship for Microbes. Keep the Passages of the Nose and Throat clean with one of our ATOMIZERS. A GOOD D — ONE 43¢ ICKINSON DRUG CO.. 169-171 MAIN STREET BRITAIN DAILY HERALD e College) NIGHT SCHOOL pastor, { first services next Sunday morning in | street at | A Small School— In- dividual Instruction. OPENS SEPT. 6th course of ’Phone Charter 408. The collectors of St. Mar will meet Thursday cvening. Catholic Church. sodality The New Announcements were made at the local Catholic churches yesterday, the new church, of which Rev. J. Yitzgerald is pastor, will hold its St. the Lithuanian church at of Church and Stanley Masses will be sung at 8:30 10:30 o'clock. Rev, J. T. Win- pastor of St. Mary's and Rev. trick Daly, pastor of St. Joseph i have issued an invitation to the ch dren of the parish to continue their studies at the respective Dbarochial | Andrew corner | ana ter | schools until the ne pleted. The new about 700 members from and 400 from St. Joseph's. will St. obtain Mary's Miss Holtzhauser Commissioned. Miss Margaret M. Holtzhauser was commissioned for missionary work in India last evening at the Swedish Lutheran church. The ordination ices were conducted by Dr. George °h, of I'hiladelphia, general sec- of the General Council Luther- eign Missions, assisted by Rev. ach, Rev. Dr. Ohman, Rev. Dr. church and Rev. Dr. S. G. Youngert of Hartford Addresses wer made by Dr. Drash, Rev. Dr. Ohman, Rev. T Youngert, and Rev. F. C. Wunder, pa tor of the English Lutheran chureh, of which Miss Holtzhauser is a mem- ber. Miss Holtzhauser made a fitting ponse. A special musical program s rendered during the services. Personals ret Campbell of Cleve- sending the holiday in New Haven Sergeant T. M. Herting of the police rtment has started on his annual ation. During his absence Ser- ant Kelly will be in charge of the 1t squad, de of Boston is ents in this city. Peter McAvay st of his pa the Mr, son WY and Mrs. Ear] K are vi ng with Mr Fellows of Collinsvi selbrack and and Mrs, F, | & Mrs. J. W. Carleton of Maple strect is entertaining Miss M. E. Elmendorf of New York. A mechanie’s lien has heen agalnst the property of Jacob K at 93 Hartford avenue, for claim 1s made by David Gars the papers were made out by Lawyer M. D. Saxe. filed ASK FOR and GET HORLICK®’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK ' Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1916. WHITE for Painting purposes was g purp ,Christ. We have none of this in stock but CARTER’S have WHITE and every ounce of it is guaranteed absolutely pure. NOW is the time to place your order with us for FALL PAINT! v, especially exterior work.. guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Frankiin Square J. M. HALLINAN, Inc. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. Do you always know how much you are paying for when you buy bread? yourself what our 10c loa f which we sell in store for Te a loaf is worth. Tuesday we will have Fresh Peach Pies 15¢ each CAKY SPECIALS WILL BE:— DATE CAKES ... SUNSHINE CAKES POUND SLICES Buy your candy from “right.” Made right, at a the best and purest materials used, and made in the Bright, Sunshine Candy Kitchen. Ice Cream the “Halinan Kind” is the kind we Pure and wholesome mean something to us In paper: make. with our preduce. AMERICAN VANILLA, at the store 30c¢ qt. EGG VANILLA, at the store ......40c qt. FRENCH VANILLA, at the store Ice Cream orders only, delivered. HALLI -======CASH STORE.---.... 142 MAIN STREET SLASHES AN WITH RAZOR, THEN FLEES Ofticer Moffitt Catches Fugtive Sam Pett, a razor wielder, was fined $50 and costs by Judge James T. Meskill in the Labor court this mornin arrested Saturday night by Officer George Mof- fit who, learning that there had been a slashing affair, at the corner of Broad and Washington streets, fol- lowed Pett and finally located him, hiding in the corner of a coal bin at the old Lock shop. The man Pett slashed across the the hand was John Zelon- ski and as far as could be learned this morning the assault was entirely unprovoked. The only excuse of the accused was that he was drunk. Autoists’ Cfise Continucd. Henry Schluter, of Hartford, was charged off tyo counts with violating the automobile law. On August 31 he had an accident in Stanley quarter with a car driven by J. E. Sheenhan. Schluter is charged with reckless driv- ing and with operating a motor car while under the influence of liquor. He pleaded not guilty and the e was continued until Friday morning in bonds of $200. Arrested in Park. Tutko, of 115 Bea >sted In the Stanley quarter Saturday by Special Officer When arrested the man had v cut down over a score of young alders that he said he was go- ing to use poles. The man i a forel - and convincoed the court that ignorance was the cause of his actions. He was let off with a warn- police John er street, as bean { ing. Resisi Thomas Kane breach of the peace ing Officers Two Officers. W with resist- Sat- charged and with Hahn and McGrath LEAD made 300 Years LEAD We New Britaie, Gona, Weigh ours and see for ..... 15¢ each el 2cieach S o1 2c each the makers and get it right price. Nothing but ....60c qt NAN’S urday night when they arre: Skritulsky's hall. Kane essayed to get into the hall without a ticket and when Officer Hahn told him to pay up or get out he became abusive and de- clined t do either. A wordy war en- sued which ended with Kane's arrest. He fought both Officers Hahn and McGrath until they had to put the handcuffs on him. He was defended by Attorney W. F. ngan this morn- ing. A fine of $5 for breach of tho peace and $10 and costs for ance was imposed. rouble at Depot. ed him in resist- John Schmidt was arrestea at the depot Saturday night for arunke and breach of the peace fined $15 and costs tnj Stanloy Martezik, who was an late in ving in court and whose bond had already been declared for- feited, was fined $25 and o for the same offense. The forfeiture of bond was erased on the payment of the fine. and morning was Events Tonight class High theater. photo drama, Fox' Vaudeville Kceney’s th and ater, moving picture PENSIONED BY. S, R. & I, Co, Charles H. Rockwell of Church ot has just been pensioned by the anley Rule and Level company sfter being in the firm' employ nearly forty years. He worked in the | wood planing room up to the time of his retirement. Hardly n cmplove but knew Mr. Rockwell and from the | highest official down he was well thought of and univer respected, The pension system in cperation for at rule shop and also a banus systc which extra pay lowed @ cretion of the official been me time the TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY. Ircart of s Parish Now Twenty Years Old. e old edifice of the Sacred Heart of Jesus dedicated and blessed | Sacred was HALNL FORD, Fall Millinery Display VELVET HATS to ‘We have hundreds of the: choose from, at Velvet all receiving > charming Hats very moderate prices, in Black and the newest and most fashionable colors of these new poke hats, medium cornered hats, jockey hate These handsome ch day we arc new shipments smart hats. The assortments comprise soft floppy hats, the three vyles. turbans, choice nd and a large sailors, tam of velvet hats are trimmed with other all the number latest ideas. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE FASHIONABLE FELT and VELOUR See The Display in our west window on Asylum Street, of Imported Woolens, from which we are tak- ing orders for SNuits Made to your measure $88.50 to $45.00 All Coats to have silk Sleeve lining if de- sired. The garments now displayed in this window, in which we have a proper pride, are all the products of cur own workrooms. Hovstolls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND V399 ASYLUM ST Comnecting with |40 TRUMBULL & HARTFORD. Our Public Schools Open Sept. 12 Now is the time to have the children’s eyes attended to. Your children need the best cyesight in order to accomplish the work before them. Do not stand in the way of your children’s fu- ture, allow us to examine their eyes and if glasses are needed we can help them. Anything we do we guarantee to do right. Eye examinations are free. S. STANLEY HORVITZ OPTOMETRIST. STREET. OPTICIAN We 327 MAIN will appreciate a visit to our new oflice so that you may see for yourself our facilities for doing anything optical. nness | hour | § NEW YORK. HATTEIRS G | CITY HALL. P SOLE AGENTS R A Big Sundzy'y, just twenty s ag 3 tions arc being made vance of the event by Bojnowski, the pastor. ober 1, will be the ses will Bojnowski twenty-one ago cises will have a d E n the church was founded it P00 souls, composed of Lith- Slavonians and Greeks. To- day there 9,000 members of the church, ye ¢ and prepara- o for an obser- Rev. Lueyan Sunday, Oc- A and appropri- story wrricd out s ordained nd the exer- imificance, Offering World. Next new full next ST Scotland vard thrills and Sunday’'s World there will be : hpe, large size, for pupi grownu ten portraits of the New York stage, gravure; also another beauty picture this one in colors, of the most popu- lar artist's model in Amn . All (in next Sunday's World.—advt. detective of mystery, be- gins in that map of be in W, vears and are