New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1916, Page 2

c photog afford a delightful 1l program will also Goodness of “Auut Delia’s Bread.” | Mrs. John Baxt have | pe rendered, and the ladies will serve ned 10 the ne at Troy, Y. | jce m and cake. A new piano has e i B a week's visit with .t aunt, | been placed in the audience room of | o - . . i - Revolr, of §G7 Sianley strect. | (he' churen by the Ladies Al so- | SCVENtY-Five Diplomas Presented cette afternoon gowns | ciety. " and some with chiffon-velvet combin- S d S E H and colored net for evening and dance MARRIED FIFTE YEARS. Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt SETE 5 St., Hartford—advt | The classes in Bible instruction for | Anderson to Observe Ivent Tomorrow | converts will be resumed Tuesday Tomorrow will mark the fifteenth vening in St. Mary’s c g : . sl "” . Wy churoh anniversary of the wedding of Public Sricn o ocney and Thomas J.| woris Comimssioner and Mrs. John mith attended a meeting of the Thompsonville A. O, H. vesterday. A. Anderson of 35 Roberts street. The directors of the \hu([‘(} Meadow | The couple have planned no celebra- g'()‘lll](]l“' club held a meeting at 4| tion of the event. The wedding toc o atnoon, place in this city in the building on The democratic town committee | Elm street formerly the Swedish Luth- Will meet at 8 o’clock this evening in| eran church and now the Hebrew ih eheadquarters in the Leland block. | synagogue. Rev. Dr. . G. Ohman iciated. Mrs. Ande: n as Miss et olerectiontoniatretamin: s W s R R Wall on Shuttle Meadow avenus will lie opened at the meeting of the fboard of public works:tomorrow even- ng. couple are among the best known in Swedish circles in the city. Commissioner Anderson has been | for a number of years identified with the city government as s commi sioner of public works, having bee appointed by G. M. Landers during his | first administration as mayor. Re- appointments have been made by ex- Mayor Halloran and Mayor Quigley. Mr. Anderson is also a director of the New Britain Savings Bank and a M s Louise BEvarts of Somerville, M is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. | . E. Jones of 562 Stanley street. Mrs, John Reeve of West ftreet entertained her mother, from Bridgeport, as her week-end guest. The New Britain Camera club will Main e ——————————— | trustee of the Swedish Lutheran church. He is a member of several El I -ANS Swedish fraternal organizations and clubs and is prominent in the Swed- ish-American Republican club. With his brothgr he conducts a clothing store on Main street. The union has been blessed by two children, As- trid and Evelyn, students in the pub- lic schools. Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package provesit. 25cat all druggists. Special Cut Prices for week of Oct."16th to Oct. 21st, inclusive. Tomatoes, ..No. 3 can 12Y¢ 100 Stamps Free with 1 can & A&P Baking Powder, - 50ck | BIG 3 COMBINATION £6 Ibs. SUGAR .................. i1 Ib. ELRYAD COFFEE........... §9 Cakes LENNOX SOAP 30 R. G. STAMPS, FREE LENNOX Corn ............a can 10¢ 258 $1.078 |, soap SARDINES e C Found .. 6 9 cakes 25¢ | Can .... 4c | PINK ALASKA SALMON, can ....... 10c§ SMOKED SHOULDER Tb ............ 178 BACON, b ..... . . . . ... ... 25 R A s 10 Stamps Free With Any of the Following e Groceries 10 .10c 1 bot Onion Salad 1 Mason Jar Mustard . 1 bot Witch Hazel 1 pkg Quaker or Mother’s Oats 10c 1 pkg Shredded Wheat . ...12¢c c e e e e s es e L can Sultana sfnoe 1 pkg Macaroni or Sphaghetti 10c 1 pkg A&P Ice Cream or Jelly Powder 10c 1 bot Tiquid Blue ... .10c 1 pkg Van’s Norub Free Delivery on h0e Worth- or Over Free Gity Delivery 8 A M 2P M 'Phone 135 BRITAIN, CONN. 184 MAIN STRBLA. kW Candy Specials s5oGnaAeEE iy laces Nuts .. Painties, assorted ... trings, assorted . L e e Ppera Mints ........ 56 G5 e sessssssass.39c 1b, 1d Fashioned Molasses Peppermints ................ 39c 1b. age & Shaws, Millards, Huylers, Whitman’s Mary Garden, elle Mead Sweets, Chocolates in 1, 2 and 5 pound boxes. Candy Department. HICKINSON DRUG Co'. 169-171 MAIN STREET 3 % o show some very interesting and beau- | ] . g ! 5 at the lantern exhibition at | IN r RE;H (’t}) ttems il church, 426 West Main | i : | To those who | phy | Public Works Commissioner and Mvs, | | | i iy ! SMALL COURT DOCKET. | SR e NEW RPITA N DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, v 1916. HAS RALLY DAY ay exerci held yesterday the Sunday school of ] church, were well at- tended and greatly enjoyed. Di- plomas were presented to seventy-five | members by Rev. Warren F. Cook, rm of exercises follows: 1 prelude—*“Melodie” Westbrook hymn—*“Onward s Chris- Invocation and Lord’s Prayer .s ........ Mr. Agard Anthem—*“I Am Alpha and Ome- EEY anoonomongoooosbactas Stainer Responsive Service Prayer Response by choir. Crade roll promotion exercises. Kindergarten promotion exer: Solo—"The Ninety and Nine” . Olive Littlehales T’!nn’\r‘) nromotlon exercises. Vilolin' Solo S NESEI Junior promotion Solo—*Nearer My Roberts God to Thee” Olive Davis . Rev. Warren F. Cook —*Lo, the Day of Rest” Gilchrist (Rally Day Offering.) G Reception of members Announcement of contest prize win- ‘Lead on Oh King Eter- Page 408 Benediction flnd G;’)Onse Postlude—*“D Major"” ANNOUNCE WEDDING; SURPRISE FRIENDS . Tourette Guests at Miscellaneous Shower in Honor of Miss Turnbull Informed of Her Marriage Hour Before. During what was thought to be but a miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Jennie Turnbull of Milford at the home of Mr. and Mrs John A. Reeve of 443 West Main street Satur- day evening it was unexpectedly an- nounced that Miss Turnbull and Fred- erick Parker had been married an hour before, whereupon the shower took the form of a wedding reception. The wedding announcement came as a complete surprise to all the friends of the couple, as formal announce- ments haq already been mailed setting the date of the wedding a week in advance. Mr. Parker, whose home is in Bridgeport, motored to this city late Saturday afternoon and with Miss Turnbull went to the home of Rev. Dr. Earle B. Cross on High street where they were married at 6:30 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Parker will spend their honeymoon touring through the White Mountains. Miss Turnbull is a granddaughter of Andrew Turnbull of this city. About fifty guests were present at the reception Saturday evening, com- ing from Bridgeport, Milford, New Ha- ven, Meriden, Hartford, Elmwood and New Britain. | Fox's Events Tonight class High theater. photo drama, Vaudeville and motion pictures, Keeney's theater. ‘Worthy Temple, Pythian meets in Electric hall. Sisters, Harmony lodge, A, F. & A M., bration, Masonic hall, cele- Democratic town committee meets in Leland block. O. Tegner lodge, of V. meets in Vega hall. Mattabessett Tribe, I. O. R, 1. meets in Judd’'s hall. Gerstaecker lodge, I. O. O. F. meets in Turner hall, Pride Circle, C. 277 Main street. of F. meeets at Court Pride, F, of A., meets at 20 Arch street. Court Prosperity, F. of A., meets at 277 Main street. i Star of Good Will lodge, S. of B., meets in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall, To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, E. W. GROVE’S sig- nature is ou each box. 25c. advt. Week-End Unusually Qiet and Police Department Had Little to Do. The week-end was unusually quiet | and as a result the police department and police court today had little to do. Paul Hasson was convicted by Judge J. T. Meskill of being an { habitual drunkard and was sentenced tc the state farm at Norwich. The case of Willlam Stitler was continued until next Saturday morn- | ing on request of Judge B. F. Goffney, who appeared for him. TWO STILL ALARM have FALL PAINT 3 ond 5 Frankiia Square. WHITE LEAD for Painting purposes was Christ. We have none of this in stock but CARTER’S WHITE LEAD and every ounce of it is guaranteed absolutely pure. NOW is the time to place your order with us for -pecially exterior work.. guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY de 300 Years We Mo Brltain, Com. J. M. T ath Buns. the best. make a taste. Olives. HALLINAN, Inc. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. Tuesday in the Baking Departmert we will have our full line of Coffee Cakes, Stullers, Our Pies are unsurpassed. New FEngland and Cream of Wheat Bread, our best, regular 10c¢ size loaf, is st'!l selling for 8c a loaf in the store. “Eat more candy” is good advice, but be sure it is Our Sunshine Chocolates made in our big, airy Kitchen, of the the best and purest materials ob- tainable, £11 all requirements. Rich cream centers with pure chocolate jackets confection which will suit the more fastidious Fresh Specialties every day. The Delicatessen Department is the busy place, busy preparing all Kinds of delicacies for the table; Salads. Cooked Meats, Cold Specialties, Pickles and “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” “There’s a Reason.” HALLINAN’S ----CASH STORE-----.- 142 MAIN STREET Wreaths and BOOSTERS IN SESSION New Britain First and Always” Slo- gan of Municipal Boomers at Non- Partisan Dinner After Parade. A meeting of the Boosters’ club— that’s what it might be called—was held at White's grill on Main street Saturday evening after the big parade in which Companies E and I of this city were welcomed back to home soil. Previous to the meeting the club had no name but Boosters’ club is an ap- propriate title. During the evening speeches were made in which genuine enthusiasm for the welfare of the New Britain was shown. The guests of the evening were Captain E. Raymond Low of Company E, Captain Henry F. Lad- bury of Company I and Mayor Joseph P. Dutton of Bristol. The speeches were of a happy nature and showed that when men get together and forget politics and all other personal consid- erations genuine good can be accom- plished. ‘‘New Britain first and al- ways’” was the slogan and the idea was well carried out Ex-Senator George M. Landers was toastmaster of the occasion, which was wholely informal, and speeches were made by Mayor George F. Quigley, Major Frank H. Johnston, former president of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce; Johnstone Vance and John J. Daly, managing editor and editor respectivelyy of the New Britain Herald; Thomas W. O'Connor, Cap- tains Low and Ladbury, Sergeant Ed- ward F. Prior, Safety Commissioner Howard M. Steele, Edward F. Hall, candidate for representative on the re- publican ticket Chairman H. S. Tal- Jard of the health commission and Mayor Dutton. Others present were City Engineer William H. Hall and several Bristol citizens The fire department responded to two still alarms yesterday. Engine ccmpany No. 3 was called out to the Lasalle street dump at 3:52 o’clock in the afternoon and at 6:18 o’clock Tngine companies No. 1 and 2 were called to the corner of Main and Church streets where the awning of the New Britain Trust company was or fire, WOMAN’S CLLUB OPENING. The opening mecting of the Wom- club will be held at the Baptist an’s church chapel at 3:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Henry Goddawd Leach, secretary of the American Scandinavian Foundation of New York, will lecture on the history, in- stitutions and progress of the Scanii- navians. A reception will follow, l TO IMPROVE SERVICE, Railroad Company Promises Relicf From Crowded Conditions on Trains In response to a number of com- plaints received by the Chamher of Commerce relative to the overcrowd- ed condition of some of the trains | running between this city and Hart- ford, the matter has been taken up with railroad officials, who have promised to make several changes that will be beneficial to the traveling public. Severa] months ago company altered the railroad its schedule which took away several trains. In the afternoon, particularly on the 1:19 o'clock train, it has been practically impossible for many of the patrons of the road in this city to secure a seat when this train arrived from ‘Waterbury. “Now I know” said Mr. Roberts,“whyyou didnot buy candy with your ten cents—mother promised tomake D&C doughnuts —didn’t she?” “Yes” sgaid little Bobby— “Mother says they're so light 1 can have all I want.” DsC Is the Flour for me 1{10c & 20¢ SELF-RAISING Package: N HART ¥ORL. AUTUMN MILLINERY SMART STYLES, LARGE ASSORTMENTS, EXTRAORDINARY VALUES, FEATURING Trimmed Hats at $5, $7.50, $10, up to $25 importations is Every new style shown in recent reflected we offer at moderate prices. Large hats, small hats, hats, all are here in splendid variety. 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