New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1916, Page 3

'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1916. BOSTON STORE A resume of the doings of the day at this popular dis- tributing center. To convey an idea of what our buyers have accomplished in the in- werest of the people. Get in touch with our Dress Goods Section. All the desirable weaves and latest colorings are here from 50c to $1.75 a Yard. Novelty Cleakings shown in beautiful mixtures Bilks are very attractive. Forest Mills Underwear will -be wanted shortly. (There is none hetter) for men, women and children 50c to $2.50 Each, Beacon Blankets, are .be- | yond competition at the| prices, 00 to $4.00. “California” stands for the | very best in blankets. $5.00 to $8.00. “Eden Cloth,” for Waists, Pajamas, Night Gowns etc., | is in a class by itseif. 15¢ a Yard. If you are “Knitten” as of course you will be, “Bear "Brand” is the best Yarn to use. McCall is the Best Pattern || 10c and 15¢ | Lenefit | are that | representative vihen lished it can REPUBLICANS HOLD | THO B RALLIES One for Swedes and the Other for Hebrew Voters bis held last evening and were addre and out of Two republican rallies were sed hy local town speakers. the 5 of the Swedish-American re- One of these rallies, held under “uspic at Turner hall and The Talmud Torah | publican club, we . G. Anderson presided. other the hall Lefore a large and representative He- held in ew gathe Lawyer A. A. Green- sided. Local candidates assembly ring. for both berg pr the general addressed rallies. The first rally, Mr he & h St speaker at the Swedish president of ¢ league. He urged all of his listeners to get busy in this campaign and put their shoulder to the wheel that the republican party may be returned to power. He termed the tariff (he most salient question of the zn and brought forth well known arguments in its favor. He remarked that the public for- cets, but reminded his eners of the deplorable labor conditions that cxisted nine months after Wilson's | due to tariff changes, rredicted’ that the same would have continued had not the reign war changed the entire as- rect. He declared that in order to hattle with foreign rompetition in manufacturing field the United es manufacturers must be pro- ed by a high tariff and in this connection said that if this country | his to depend upon a foreign war for prosperity, as he declared the case ruw i, “God forbid that that war continue.” .n conclusion he again warned Lis Nsteners that “we are ab- solutely unable to live if we have a tariff for revenue only as the demo- crats fa Thompson, is camp. snd conditions “South in the Saddle.” F. S. Chamberlain, state treasurer, said the North and the South must join hands and work together if this country is to prosper. He remarked that the South at the present time in the saddle but as that section not a manufacturing one it knows and cares little about the tariff. He predicted that the North will never mtil the pr lent and con- gress are men who 1 fully represent the country and also have a com- plete knowledge of the tariff. Refer- r.ng to a recent attack made on him t a democratic rally by E. O. Kil- Lourne, Mr. Chamberlain declared the democratic candidate for knows nothi about finances and promised that own latest report is pub- will show that the republi- administration of the past two ne state his ) o = — =‘§{ —— 1 == — — = vears in | gcod, | heen | riade this te will show that a burinesslike administration given. Both E. F. and Richard Co- vert, candidat for representative, brief remarks in which they rromised to do their best toward rep- 1ting New Bri it should be, if elected. ged the election of Senator G - Han i i /‘H;Hm Time, rhythm, brilliance —dance music you can’t resist! RUE in tempo, perfect in rhythm, with a spirit and swing that you can’t resist—that’s the combi- nation you alwaysgetin Columbia Records for the dance! The latest one-step, fox-trot or waltz is out on Columbia Double-Disc Records while it’s sz7//“the latest” —while it’s still “the rage”—while every orchestra on the Great White Way is playing it every night. are some of the newest hits: 12-inch GOOD. Fox-trot. Prince’s Band. $1.00 (HONKY TONKY. Prince’s Band. A 5851 {PRETTY BABY. Fox-trot. A 5852 (1 DIDNT KNOW THAT LOVIN' WAS SO Prince’s Band. 12-inch WALKIN’ THE DOG. Fox-trot. Prince’s Band. $1.00 DOWN WHERE THE SWANEE RIVER FLOWS. Foxtrot. Prince’s Band. 1 SENT MY WIFE TO THE THOUSAND ISLES. One-step. Prince’s Band. A 5837 12-inch $1.00 Columbia dance-records are used and en- dorsed by the favorite dancers of stage and society. And once you have danced to Columbia Records, they will be the oze kind you will always want. Look for the Columbia “music-note” trade-mark if you want the ideal records for the dance. Columbia Records in all Foreign Languages. Here The Store That Satisfies, HARTFOR » Business Hours 8:30 to 6. Pictortal Saturdays, 8:30 to 9. Tel, ch. 1090. Thanksgiving Sale of | Linens, Bedding and White Goods With Everything in Those Departments Marked Down Our Thanksgiving Sale of Linens, Bedding and white goods re- jolces in liberal markdowns on everything in the stocks and in tempt- ing special values. It has started famously, with enthusiasm of linen connolsseurs at a high pitch. Almost every five minutes we are asked “How can such fine linens be sold now for so reasonable prices?"” Organization and a determination to do things in a different way from the ordinary count. Here are real bargains in snowy linens, lovely dalnty napkins, doflies, tray cloths, centers, many Madeira hand embroidered goods being included. Remember, THIS IS THE WEEK. Make a note of what you want and let us know about it as soon as possible. Review Patterns. New Home Sewing Machines. pattern cloths, very beautiful (Main Floor) LEONARD & HERRMANN CO. NOTE—Owing to the many requests for us to con- tinue the sale of yarns, we decided to do so, and are, now prepared to meet your wants for THE FLEISHER YARNS “THE BEST” For Fine Garments, For Hard Service . For Lasting Satisfaction Look for the Trade Mark Ticket on Every Skein. 165 Main St The “REASON WHY” one never tires of eating GOOD BREAD, is b ecause in good bread the tis- sue building ingredients are distributed in a pro- portion that the system needs them. AUNT DELIA’S BREAD is the sort your system needs all the time—It’'s GOOD BREAD—Your Grocer will supply you. Our Thursday Specials PARKERHOUSE ROLLS, per doz . . .. .. 10e We will also have Whipped Cream, Layer Cakes, Puffs | Kiett who stands on his past records. | Mr. Hanson, the other Swedish speak- | er, reiterated republican arguments | for the return of that party to power and urged his listeners to work dil- ntly to that end. Mayor Quigley nd Mr. Sloper, who addressed both rallies, expounded upon the virtues of republicanism and urged a return New Columbia Records on sale the 20tk of evry month. lumbia Grafonola 200 This advertisement was dictated to the Dictaphone, Columbia Grafond! Price $200 SAYS POCKET WAS PICKED. ‘f'nnway Tells Police Somcone Worked ‘While He Slept. Martin Conway last night reported to the police that his pocket had been picked while he was in Anderson’s saloon on Park street. According to the complaint made by Mr. Conway, he was sitting in the saloon and had fallen asleep. When he awoke he found that a valuable gold watch had been taken from his pocket. He had no idea who could have taken it. Hartford One Price Store Explains Cost of Clothing The store which has featured a set | e | The trade has been taught to expect a cer- tain quality at a certain price will continue to look for it. They will not get it. The reasons . heard them. Less than half the wool needed in the United States is produced in this country. And that is not the best grade. Once we could buy freely in the world market. Now we face em- bargo on importing wool and all grades have gone up. To meet that situation no embargo has been placed by our own country on the export tion of wool. The need for It abroad has been tremendous. And so we are paying the abnormal price. The soaring cost of dyes represents the stiffest climb any commodity ever made. Generally »aking, good dyes can’'t be had hé dyers are us- ing long since discarded methods, with old-time unsatisfactory results. There is no alternative. Only in Germany was the dye industry per- fected. And the foreign commerce of Gerfmany, everfyone knows, is shut off by British sea power. Everything in a suit— sia, linings, buttons, thread—have gone up; and labor—why this is har- vest time for labor. In textile towns workers leave their looms for the mu- nitions plants. So the mills have had to raise wage And the garment workers are paid more Tt's easy enough to price faces a difficult problem policy will have to be changed. you know. You've canvas, sile- explain why | republican (f that party to power. B. W. Apple- stein, who spoke only at the FHebrew rally, was no less positive in his ar- guments for the return or the repun- licans. Klett Reviews Tis Record. Klett spoke at both rallies talk referred to the na- ign, urging the support Hughes and the entire ticket. In this state he also urged the return of republican officers and speaking for himself told of some of the past records he has niade in the senate which, he said, entitle him to the vote of the citizens of New Dritain Senator Klett told of his work in favor of eliminating the thirty day medical period in the compensation law, the home-rule bill, the bill to compel dinkeys to run with the en- gine at the head of trains and ti-loan shark law. Fe also told of s successful fight anst a bill hich would compel this city to pay xes on its pipe lines, dams and cquipment located in other towns. Other Tmportant Measures. Senator aad in his tional camry of Charles E Senator Klett also reminded the au- the fortune tellers ’'and s bill, which have prevent- a certain class of people from coming into this state and obtaining under false pretenses poor and ignorant people, was in- troduced by him. He said that this law has peen fayorably commented on Iy new:papers and charity workers dienc money ¥Finds Health In Our Vinol Collinsville, TI.—I suffered from a nervous break-down and terrible headaches and was tired all over, to- tally worn out and discouraged but as had a large family I had to work ite my suffering. I saw Vinol ad- and decided to try it, and within two weeks I noticed a decided improvement, and now I am a well -Mrs. Ana Becker. » guarantee Vinol, which contains beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates and glycero- phosphates, to strengthen and build veak, 'run-down, over-worked mother The Clark & Brainerd Co., Riker Drug Store, New Britain, also at the leading drug stores in all Connecticut prices are up.—advt. | towns. throughout the country and by enforcemént has stopped the fleecing the | of Tard-earned money ing the narcotic dope bill, to obtain these drugs and which is | I'ranklin street, while leaning out of a introduced the one compelling manufacturers to label whether or used. 1ublic health and prevents the spread from | f second-hand and sold as new voting azainst a number of bills that called for the unwise expenditure of public money and said he also helped MOTHER OVERWORKED | ties in the northwestern the city was ¢reaker and he also brought out that he was one of éid not legislature meeting of the judiciary This last statement w democratic argument that G. M. Lan- ders ke has the time to devote to it. At 1 enate when he introduced propriating $100,000 to be dcpendents of soldiers on the horder When he was no knoweldge of cGlers were to return received throughout the state. COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS FOR SALLE BY. BRODRIB & WHEELER 138 MAIN ST. TEL. 9744 S g | A T Siem L. its FALLS TWO STORIES. Four Year Old Girl Taken to Hospital Suffering From Brui many poor people out of their The bill amend- known as the hard for flends law, - S Four year old Annic Moreletti of 94 d to be a most valuable one, was by Senator Klett as was second story window at her home late afternoon, fell to thé F. W. Vinal of Middletown was passing the house at the time and hurried the child to Dr. John Purney’s office in his automobile. The doctor ed that the girl be tidken to the vital and the police ambulance yesterday and ground. not This is a pillows mattresses, ney; law telling material was that protects disease as previously stufing could renovated be used Continuing Senator Klett told of s found that the little girl was not seriously injured, although she has a number of painful body bruises and contusions about the face and pass the law compelling public | bead. corporations, insurance com- e nies, cte., to pay taxes to this state. : stance in obtaining trolley facili- FIND STOLF section of - - claimed Dby the | Machine Taken in Evening 1so Hartford Recovered Tere. Last the two senators who miss a single session of -the and a tended every committee. | LT R o othte by ns stolen earlier in | ing from one of the streets of Hart- ford. The night local police last that the even- department recovered an automobile is test fitted to be senator as 1:20 o’clock this merning Offi- In concluding his remarks Senator ett reviewed his latest move in the a bill ap used for Ford automobile had apparently been ibandoned on Center street and had been there for some time. The car was listed s the property of H. I Doyle of Hartford, and a telephonic communication with the (‘apitol city authorities d@isclosea that the car had been stolen from that city earlier. bill there the sol- was well this when and it introduced cer Joseph Kennedy reported that a | A, GLAGDING 4 CHESTNUT ST. TEL. 761 This Is Vinol Week. i ovef 8,000 cities and towns i his week the leading druggists in n the United States, Canada, Cuba and far- off South America are displa and stores that most st strength-creating toni Vinol. In some dow display is given for the weelk, and in other places a window disp 14 Clark & Brainerd of most attractive ind the large they their personal g its efliciency. ing valuable epers, and distributed by free, and should their have a ngement, nol whi backed by tee proves Booklets cont for house often mation books are to their custome: housekeeper in town one of these boklets at this week.—advt At a meeting of the social evening at the Hodge of last Beatrice class Moss street it lowe'en social and masquerade church chapel on October 7:30 p. m. Wi places a Hallowe’en ask ving in a most unique manner in their wi esstul of all known as indows win- entire harvest this town window amount of sell each ar- vear, uaran- infor- cook ¢ them eve for stofe com- | mittee of the South church Philathea home of nthrop was decided to hold a Hal- at the 30 at EDWARD T. LOPER Maker and Repairer of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Fine violin repairing and bow hal dugz a speclalty. Over perlence, All work guaranteed. kinds of fine repair work. The Weldon, Room 3 284 Asyluza Street, Hartford, twenty years ex Gther Conn. and Charlotte Russes, fresh every day. .. .. .... Hoffmann’s Genuine California Raisin Bread sold by all grocers. Q uality Store SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Native Veal Spring Lamb Corn Fed Beef Sperry & Barnes Ham and Bacon COD STEAK, GENUINE BOSTON BL 2 HALIBUT, I MACKEREL, BLOATERS FLOUNDERS HERRING ALMON, STEEL HEAD MELTS ALLOPS OYSTERS CLAMS Native Vegetables All kinds of Fruit Fancy Groceries C. A. HALL 238 MAIN STREET TEL. 806