New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1916, Page 2

b NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916. The First Sign of Fall --and It’s Dress Up Time in New Britain Not alone in New Britain is this the fall Dress Up time, but everywhere in the U. S. A, from Portland, ’\I'ime to San Diego, Calif. The Dress Up movement is national. Every man in New Britain should get into it—should dress up now for fall. S It'll do your heart good to get into a good looking Sincerity suit and overcoat. They’ll make the part you take in the national Dress Up a complete suc- cess. They're the clothes that make better and more 1» comingly dressed men—happier men. You owe yourself a visit to this store during Dress Up time. We have for you here the styles, fabrics and patterns that delight men of good taste. Come be- fore the 14th. THE ASHLEY- BABCOCK CO. Sincerity Clothes O*-N-&F.co. school was tendered ception at the s members of the senior class and faculty. - Dancing City Items In of jec Goodness of “Aunt Delia’s Bread.” —advt. Clarence Smith, the urch in East Hartford, will add C., H. [University Attorney George LeWitt attended a | to heater party and dinner with a nun per of friends in New Haven last eve- ing. Miss Margaret Conroy was tendered Fenior Piss Conrioy wll soon become the wife pf The “Greenfell” Ulster army Lester O will addres: ing nir nday evening, Mrs. Sophie Hube of Charleston, S. Roger F. Fred Herzog, employed as a brake- an in the local freight yards, is at Bt sprained when he fell while at work. Supernumerary Officer on has resigned his place with INew mployed on the .Members of the graduting class at he local hospital uet this evening at uilding. The new class at the State Normal | F. refreshments served. tyle— —advt. Britain New at Buckley and Whalen’s, 212 bull street, Hartford.—advt. the window at Wilson” Schriver of New a prohibition rally meet- at the Elm Hill sehool this eve- U‘L:““‘*“i(;:};‘lmc‘:m‘l;{“;;’;fv‘:“i 2% lo'clock at_democratic he nat ampaign as Chairman W. cratic town committee will announce the personnel of a committee on speakers and Norden lodge, . O. G. T., The newly organized Wilson vice president of Holy Name society of St. Mary's s | alow on November 4. Name society on Mary's Holy —advt. Miss Hilmar dered | at the home of her sister Mrs. man Schmarr of East Main stheet, honor of her A. E. Berry. the Parker Shirt company. is the guest of Misses Winger. Anderson Holmes, son of Stanley Holmes, has entered Wesleyan rak for $100, charging slander orise shower last evening at St. school hall by members of the S st A rh | Mttorney writ, on the third Monday of October. J. G. Woods issued Fred X. O’Brien. Your neckwear, ‘Wilson’s.—advt. The fifteenth foundlling of St. ciety will be celebrated on Oct. plans for celebration will be dis at the regular meeting of the s on Sunday evening. Francis' hospital recovering from . anniversary of ankle received recently ¢ Gustave Nel- the | Haven road by whom he 2 Berlin branch line. Britain's New delegation to will enjoy the a ban- hospital | night in” the office of A. A. berg. It is taken for Gaffney will Dbe the choice. Those present BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. ing were George P. Spear, A. Greenberg, James Desmond gene J. Porter. Lovely Kavanaugh Shop, ford. afternoon gowns at 40 Pratt St., One especially pretty model, fur, fur.—advt. an informal re- hool last evening by the was enjoyed and shipment of blouses and suits Trum- and all club will meet tonight at 8 headquarters. F. Mangan of the demo- shortly special rallies. will give an entertainment in the Norden bung- For smart millinery, C, M. Grocock. was ten- a surprise shower last evening Her- approaching marriage She is employed at Peter Panus has sued Joseph Mu- and claiming that the defendant accused him of stealing $2 from his pocket. the returnable before the city court in the window at the Jean de Baptiste so- 0 and ussed ociety A report will be heard from the special committee. the probate convention Saturday met last Green- granted that B. delegate’s at the meet- and Eu- the Hart- of French-blue Georgette, trimmed with Nearly all the new designs show Millard’s Candies Something Different Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Crystallized Ginger, all flavors Crystallized Pastilles, all flavors .. Jelly Gum Drops, all flavors ................ 39c1b After Dinner Mints, assorted .. 49c¢ box Sans Rival Chocolates . . . $1.00 per box CANDY DEPT. ICKINSON — DRUG CO.. war® MAIN STREET THREE BLACK EYES, ONE BRUISED NOSE Evidence of Garage Battle Exhi- bited to Judge Meskill Black eyes were plentifully exhib- ited in police court this morning when Ernest Arthur Pleucher charged with assaulting Bernard Eg- enton and the latter was charged with breach of the peace. Ernest Pleucher appeared with a battered nose and two discolored eyes which he said Egenton gave him. Egenton nursed an eye that was just the same --only more so. Egenton’s optic re- sembled an egg plant. All three were arrested by Officer Thomas Heslin in Fred Purinton’s Arch street garage | last evening. Egenton’s and were first appearance on the witness stand was as a complaining witness. He said that last .night he went to the garage and was ordered out by Ernest Pleucher, who followed up the verbal order with physica] ar- gaments. He told of the fight that was waged and how Pleucher, realiz- g that he was béing bested, grabbed a hammer. The fight ended, he said, when Arthur Pleucher ran to his Prother’s assistance and put in a few vallops. John and Joseph Michaels apparently -tried to be neutral swit- nesses and but little was learned fram their testimony, The Pleucher boys put a little dif- ferent light on the subject. Ernest aid that after 6 p. m. he is in charge of the garage and on Tuesday night enton, who visits there consider- ably, appeared and then disappeared The first Pleucher knew of Egenton's whereabouts was when he heard the purring of a motor and saw Egenton driving a car around the vard. e said that Fgenton is not an automo- Lile driver and had no permission to take the car, so he ordered him out. When he did not get out he pulled him out and was assaulted. Tt was then he received his two black eyes, After that he ordered Igenton to keep out of the garage and his return Jast night was a signal for more trou- ble. Judge Meskill fined Trnest Pleu- cher $5 and costs and discharged his brother. Egenton was fined $5 for breach of the peace. Midnight Songsters Fined, On_complaint of John Hawksworth, “who lives at the corner of Stanley and k streets, Andrew Nelligan, Adolph sk and Frederick Gerlander were arrested by Officers John and Axel Carlson at 1 o'clock this morning on breach of the peace charges. Mr. Hawksworth and his son, Tom, tes fied that the trio met on the corner opposite his home at 1 a. m. and in- sisted on singing ribald songs and cracking obscene jokes, to such an ex- tent that the neighborhood aroused from i the accused pl each denied pr with the oth acquaintance stating that they had met at a party and had essaved to es- cort drunken stranger to his home. Strangely the s gat away in the melee. Each of the young men was fined $10 and costs. Two Go to State Farm, Matty Driscoll, who was released from the state prison at Wethersfield Wednesday after serving a long term morning W for inebriat to three years. nue was term of six months to one year. He was arrested last night on complaint of his mother who her out of the haous cording to the policeman making the arrest. Motion terrier owned by Willlam A. McNulty, operator of chine at Fo never shows, beast for canines, gence. but “Teddy” visit his ma. death. sniffed around dogs bothering the then trotted with to Fox's thea where h This was the schedule and he never tardy, stroll to the theater yesterd: did not know that a railroad train was w: near the Church street ing. For the firs adopted his him, for a dog? then there was not of the latter breed. ty shop for his new WHITE LEAD for Painting purposes was -1adc 300 Years >fore 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"\ _ copecially exterior work.. We guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3and 5 Frankiia Square. Now Brital, Gona. § J. M. HALLINAN, inc. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. in the BAKING DEPART- 18 each 10c each 20c each SATURDAY SPECIALS MENT WILL BE: DATE CAKES ‘BUTTERSCOTCH ... WALDORF CAKES . ORANGE LOAVES . lSL each FRESH COCOANUT LAYERS . .25c each Made with fresh Grated Cocoanut. COffee Cakes, Wreaths, Stullers, English and French Bath Buns, Cream Puffs, Chocolate Eclairs. Fresh Squash, Apple, and Peach Pies. The young lady at the Candy Counter will have a selection of home made candies of high quality at popular prices for Saturday and Sunday. Hard Can- dies, Cream Goods, Salted Nuts and Package Goods. If it comes from Hallinan’s; the “Only Girl” is sure to to be pleased. Visit our Delicatessen Counter and see our offer- ings in Cooked Table Specialties. The best cuts of Beef, properly roasted, Virginia and Westphalia Ham, Baked Fresh and Smoked Ham, Bacon, Sausages and Frankfurts. Salads of all kmds, fancv canned goods and relishes. Ripe olives in blk, also Heinz’s best sweet and sour pickles. ~ “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” “There’s a Reason.” Our Sunday Ice Cream Special will be X ERESHIPEACHS S Sssseemeib0ciqt. HALLINAN’S -==-=--CASH STORE- 142 MAIN STREET BANKBOOK REPORTED Peter Gorman of Mass., employed at the stone quarry, reported ealing chickens, w arrested day for drunkenness and this sent to the state farm for a term of six months ‘White to the Frank McDonough of Hartford ave- sent to the state farm for a him last night. The bank ough hayment, vid he had chased | & > with a knife, ac- “TEDDY” IS D D. Picture Operator at Theater Loses His Pet. “Teddy’ w Fox's “Teddy” is dead. a fox the motion picture ma- s theater. “Teddy’ won any blue ribbons at dog but he was a precious little all of that. Unlike other he had a wealth of intelli- They say dogs don’t (h!nk,' did. It was while he was on his way to or that “Teddy” met his | BEvery morning as soon as he 1llowed out of the house, “Teddy” the air a few times, looked to see there were no tramp neighbors, military d er and up to the booth be’ found. PBALANCE Unless a man is well ba he can’t succeed. Unless coat is well—and master was to first part of his daily was absent or | be the weather what it may. | started on his accustomed , but he in the form of | i ting for him ailroad cross- t time since the dog had hedule, “Mac’ missed and his heart welled up when he 5 . Weep look right. e sl Clothes is exactly fate, to yourself when you do wear them. $20 and up. —AT— rned his little pet w: Well there re just dog: Smart Millinery. Drop in at C. M. Grocock’s special- smart millinery and se2 distinctive line of vogue Y. models.— NEW BRITAIN'S and and other smart N. STORE FOR MEN, Middleborough, | Oak police | this morning that two suits of clothes and his bankbook were stolen fi hook credited with $400 and the Middlebor- bank has been notified ta stop rom | is anced perfectly balanced it can't hang right or The balance in Fashion Park right. So right in fact that you're not true not FINEST +3-99 ASYLUM ST HART FORD, Charming Styles in NEW AUTUMN MILLINERY Extraordinary Values .READY-TO-WEAR TRIMMED HATS, Special Sale Price Velvet Ready-to- \\r AT all fashionable colors. HANDSOME Regular Price $3.50, Choice assortment of Silk latest styles, in Black and $2.48 | Hats in the CHOICE READY-TO-WEAR TRIMMED HATS Regular Price $4, Special Sale Price Smart styles in Ready-to- Wear Hats of Silk Velvet in Black and all th e wanted colors. splendid quality ANOTHER LOT OF CHOICE VELOUR HATS, Price $2.00, Special Sale Price . ... We have just received another large .\hl}-mu\( rrl‘ Velour HH in the leading Autumn styles, in Black and all the newest colors. In Buying Your Fall Clothing GET THE PROTECTION OF THE HORSFALL LABEL Are you one of the favored few who can tell the aristocratic wool fabric from the ple- bian cotton? Can you distinguish the fine points of hand tailoring from the mechani- cal stitches of the machines? If you pay $22.50 and upward for your clothing you are entitled to all wool fabrics. You are paying the price of garments hand tailored throughout. That is one of the advantages of buying clothing bearing the Horsfall label. You KNOW that you are getting all wool fabrics —you are assured of hand stitched clothing because the Horsfall reputation and the Horsfall label guarantees them. Come and make your selection. Hovstulls iT PAYS TO BUY QOUR KIND Gormocting with 140 TRUMBULL 57 HARTFORD. ' Candy Specials Today at 29¢ the pound Chocolate Butterscotch, Bittersweets, Caramels, Cherry Cordials, ¥rozen Pudding, Maple Cream Walnuts, Matinee Pattles, Nougatines, Peppermints, Raspberry Creams, Roman Punch, Special Assorted, Wrapped Caramels, Barr’s Saturday Candy, West Point Mixture and our Everyday Mixture. Special at 39¢ the pound Jordan Almonds, the 50c kind, Maxixe Cherries, Triola Sweets, Morton Chocolates, Leucia Special Assorted, Peerage Chocolates, Pecan Nuts in Cream, Italian style. See our window display. 'DRUG S'ron «.’77:0 R .f{oz-e ;A‘ ENIER, PIGKHARDT & DUNN IAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 317.2 AUTUNIN FASHION IN 127 SUITS BLOUSES DRESSES GLOVES COATS WAISTS SKIRTS VEILS New Handkerchiefs are received almost daily. A very large shipment of 12V5¢ and 25¢ ones having just ar- rived; so fine in quality snd exquisite of pattern that they might easily be mistaken for 50 cent Handker- chiefs.