New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1916, Page 9

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBE RAEDS 1916. is on every package and on every tablet of Genuine Aspirin. Purchase Baygfr-'i"? blc;zts y Aspirin Your Guarantee of Purity”’ Bottles of 24 and 100 The trade-mark “ Aspirin” (Reg. U. S. Pat. Office) is a guarantee that the monoaceticacidester of salicylicacid in these tablets is of the reliable Bayer manufacture. AN N\ - LAND SALE AT MAPLE HILL AVE. NEWINGTON, CONN. 5 MINUTES WALK FROM THE TROLLEY BY THE % Electric Light, Water and Land Co. BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS This is your opportunity to purchase the best building lots in this state. The land is all level and has been cultivated for 60 years, and crops can now be seen growing there, no trees to be cut «down or stones to be blasted out, or ditches to be dug, as there is in other sections around New Britain which makes your land cost three times what it is worth before you build. ‘Warranty deed given on last payment. Small deposit, monthly payments, no taxes, no interest. You will not lose property with us. Local Agent on the land every Thursday, Friday and Saturday- Inspection day, Surdays from 1 to 6 p- m. Local Office, W. F. Stauffer, 81 South Burritt Strcet. New Britain, Conn. Main Office, Conn. Felix Briaco- small your ’Phone 2094, 231 Bank Street, Waterbury, I 1 1 g Jelivery i We Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps — Ask for them Special Cut Prices for week of Sept. 25th to 3 Sept. 30th, inclusive. e BIG 3 COMBINATION 10 Lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR ..... § .67 | 1Lb. ELRYAD COFFEE ........... J35@ 1'Lb. FANCY PRUNES ............ .15 (30 R. G. STAMPS FREE) $1.17 IONA PEAS,a can ................ 10c§ FRESH PRETZELS, apound .........10c§ FLY FELSNAPTHA SALT PAPER SCAP 10 LB. IOc 3 DOUBLE 5c CAKES gc IDNA SPINACH, a can ........... 12c § ICE CREAM v H-O OATS, a package ............. 8l RED SALMON | CONDENSED MILKE > acan ........ 12¢ EVAPORATED acan ...... 18c 3 cans CAMPBELL SOUP ... [“125¢ Stamps Free With Any of the Following Groceries ————— 1 pkg Reckitt’s Blue .. 1 bot Royal Polish . . 1 pkg Grandmother’s Oats 2 bot. A&P Vinegar .. 10 1 can Sultana Spice 1 pkg A&P Ice Cream or Jelly Powder 10c 1 can A&P Chloride of Lime 10c 1 can A&P Lye w Free GCily Delivery. B A M 2P M Free on 50c Worth - S Over We Give Royal Gold Trading Sta mps—Ask for Them| City Items I Fred Stevens, a graduate of the High school in the class of 1915, has entered Boston Tech school. Vincent Smith and Louis Jartman have entered the University of Penn- sylvania. Harry Berkowitz has resumed his studies in the Wharton School of Finance of the University of Penn- sylvania. Robert C. Vance, Maxwell Porter, I. Arthur Mag, Gregory Comstock, Robert Sengle, David Waskowitz, Morris Fendel, Edward Martin and Iver Axelson resumed their studies at Yale university today. William Greensteln of Willow street has entered Fordham college to complete his studies in law. Samuel Burns, assistant commis- sloner of the Boy Scouts, will leave next week to enter Cornell. Merton Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lamb of South Burritt street, left today to enter Syracuse university. Abraham Pouzzner will leave next Wednesday to enter Cornell to study law. Alex Hallaby, Harry Milkowitz and Abraham Lipman will leave Sunday to enter Syracuse university. The Store Clerks’' association at its last meeting made arrangements to give a dance in the near future, the proceeds to go towards a fund that will pay for the association’s ex- penses. St. Mary’s Lady T. A. B. saciety will hold an important meeting this evening at 8 o'clock to make final arrangements for the banquet to be held on the evening of October 3. All members who expect to attend the banquet should be present at to- night's meeting. WAGNER OFF DUTY; RIVAL WITH PATROL “Expose of Police Department Dwin- dles, Showing Officers Were Try- ing to Do Their Best. Indications are that a mountain has been made out of a mole hill in the alleged expose published in a marn- | ing paper concerning the police de- | partment. In part, this article states | than when a “hurry call” was sent for 1he patrol yesterday afternoon Officer Malone was obliged to tell the officer making the arrest that he could not rave the patral as it was out, and “in- | Member -ship Fee. @ vestigation revealed that Officer Fred ‘Wagner was home at lunch and that ke had taken the automobile home with him.” As a result, the article | states that P. S. McMahon’s garbage truck had to be pressed into service 2s an auxiliary patrol. Further investigation of these charges puts a little different lig¢ht on them. Ordinarily Officer Fred Wag- ner is the motarcycle policeman and | Officer Matthias Rival is the patrol | noon hour off. MILK, 3 cans 25 FANCY PRUNES .......... 2 Ibs. for 258 +Phone 135 &8 ariver, and during the latter’s dinner | hour Officer Wagner is the patrol driver. Officer Wagner was not on duty yesterday so, in order to expe- dite matters and not have thé sta tion without the use of the patral, Of- ficer Rival was ordéred to drive home with it to lunch and to hurry back. In doing so, he left his telephone number in order that he might start out an any call that came in during the lunch hour. That accounts for Officer Rival absence and also that of the patrol, and Fireman Edward Woods, who drove the auxiliary to the scene of the arrest, was just returning fram his Scientific Sterling It Takes only 36- inches space - = e ———— ) % DECIDE * TOIDAY! Don’t Lose Your Chance To Get This Wonderful Range On the Most Liberal Terms Ever Offered Let us urge you to give this matter your earnest consideration The Sterling Club will not be open very much longer at the rate 90 Only Weekly [ Dies right away. applications are being received. You must not let this extraordinary opportunity slip. by. 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Come in today. —~——3 WEST MAIN ST. day “a similar incident occurred” and the patrol “was out.”” Headquarters records show that at this time Sun- day the patrol was at McMahon’s tarm on regular duty. HEARING ON CONDEMNATION. Morgan B. Brainard of Hartford, E, A, Fuller of Suffield and George W. Kleet of this city, acting as a commission of the superior court, met ‘fuesday and again taday to hear the condemnation proceedings against land owned by Robert P. Allen and adjacent to the county court house in Hartford. The county is seeking to The article also states that on Sun- get possession of this land for build- ing purposes. AWARDED COMPENSATION. Employe of Stanley Works Will Be Reimbursed for Loss of Fingers The case of.Thomas Diano of 70 Cherry street against the Stanley works was heard at the compensation As a result of an accident at the factory, commissioner’s office yesterday. Diano lost two fingers, It was decided to award Diano compensation for thirty weeks for one finger and twelve weeks for the other tinger. The compensation is based on half pay. LOSES DIAMOND RING. And in Addition to That Charles Frey- bal Gets a Beating, He says, Camplaint was made to the police last night by Charles Freybal of 616 Main street that he had lost a dia- mond ring and had been given a beating by four strange men. Freybal said he was standing in tront of his house and was showing his ring to several young women when he accidentally dropped it. At the same time the four men were passing and one of them picked it up. Upon erking for its return, Freybal was as- saulted, he claimed. Smith Street Man Injured at Hart & Cooley Factory This Morning. Julius Tengler of 66 Smith street, employed at the factory of the Hart & Cooley Manufacturing company, lost four fingers on his right hand this morning beneath a heavy drop press. 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