New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1916, Page 2

City items Qoodness of “Aunt Delia’s advt. The masquerade and ttee of White Rose C: will meet this evening John B. Poyer ed suits—they wear a me and hold their shape. Wils —advt. and Mrs Bread.” whist com- amp, R. N at the home [Senator George W. Klett home from a vacation trip to the | rkshir [Special le of ladies suits on each garment at the k oP, 40 Pratt St., Hartford. Che a tor: anaugh —advt a of the mercantile bu- pu of the of Commerce Il be hela evening. <. 0. C. fair Turner hall, Nov. 10 —advt on held by followed by a b Jehuda Halevi lodge, afternoon. 1 s pension board will pet at 8 o’clock this evening in the ice of the mavor. mill at the Stanley Works, a ser- nt in Company I, was tendered an porary dinner at the Hotel Hartford Saturday night his fellow associates at y. Later a theater party ed. S. F. Cook acted as t at the dinner and among 0 spoke were Hollis J. Foster, Millerick and F. D. Kenefick. Ser- also told of conditions hnt Conner: he observed them along the bor- v som the fac- v loves from —advt. $1.50 to $3.50 at Wil- buncement has meen made of of Edward McCarthy, Policeman and Mrs. Charle of Stanley street, and Miss Brown of Short street, which k place in New Haven last August. | w married by re the Rev. r Early. | he Felected buck kin gloves with black 1t Wilson” { advt. | on week-days APPETITE AMD HEALTY Llr 3 of appetite is a sure sign of ill ealth. i Those who take Dr. Williams’ Pink ills for Pale People as a tonic invari- y say that their improvement began ith a noticeable increase in the appe- te. When you are sick and your vi- lity i3 low your appetite fails.” Noth- pg tastes good. You take no pleasure | h your meals. der such circum- | ces 'good digestion is impossible. i Dr. Williams” Pink Pills tone up the | tire system, the blood is enriched hd good red blood is essential to nor- al digestion. The glands that secrete stive fluids are strengthened, bt merely stimulated, and you once ore enjoy a good appetite. ~ Looking rward pleasurably to meal-time iethe | st sign of returning health, strength | | d vitality. What to eat then becomes a problem d it is ved by the diet book that e U liams Medicine Co., Schen- tady, N. will send you on re- . It gives therelative digestibility different foods, gives the proper diet various diseases and is a handy book bave. The price of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills fifty cents per box. Yourown drug- | sells them or they will be sent by , postpaid, on receipt of price. PAMROF MUSTEROLE HANDY Duickly Loosens Up Coughs and Colds in Throat or Chest ist a little Musterole rubbed on your | tight chest before you go to bed | loosen up congestion and break up t severe colds and coughs. usterole is a clean white fle with oil of mustard. Simply rut n. No plaster necessary. Better than btard plaster and does not blister. housands who use Musterole will t ief it gives from sore thrcat, ilitis, croup, stiff neck, , headache, congestion, hrisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and es of the back or joints, 2 cles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds (it often prevents pneumonia). fc and 50c jars; hospital size $2.50. o i Bond | role this mo ! ments. ; the role of a deaf mute | stone. of all prudent buyers is that our NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, beautiful line of JEWELRY, SILVERWARE and CUT GLASS is the most comprehensive in the City, as DESIGN and PRICES. to QUALITY, | TOLD YOU SO last year and repeat again that there will be the usual shortage in VICTROLAS as the season advances and it will be to your advantage to reserve YOUR VICTROLA early. OUR TERMS ARE RIGHT. HENRY MORARS, Teweler 321 MAIN STREET, KLETT INTERPRETS IN SIGN LANGUAGE Springs Surprise in Court When He Has “Chat” With Mute Senator-elect George W. Klett, who he prosecutor at the rt, appeared in a new ning that added one his versatile accomplish- In times past Prosecutor in addition to conducting the cases, has also acted as inter- He has prosecuted and ques- tionea followers of the Kaiser in their native tongue as well as Poles and Lithuanians, to say nothing of at one time assisting a Hebrew who, when in a quandary for the proper word, reverted to the mother tongue. This morning’s exhibition, however, was an epoch making one as he appeared in and with his nimble fingers interpreted the tes mony of one Michael Croll, who claimed to have been assaulted by Michael Petall. Daniel Ahern testified that at the corner of Spring and Union streets, Petall, who was arguing with another man, suddenly turned on Croll as he was passing and struck him with a Ahern chased Petall, who ran into the tvaiting arms of Officer Mc Cabe. Croll, in the sign language, told Prosecutor Klett of the assault and accused Petall. The accused mitted the charge, but claimed justi- fication. His claim was not sufficient- ly strong to keep off a $10 fine. Friend From Old Country. On Saturday afternoon the police were furnished with a description of a man charged with the theft of a bicycle from the Vulcan Iron Works and Officer Frea Wagner inspected the various individuals on Main street until he came to Steve Drizgalo. The description tallied with the individ- us vile until this morning. No bicycle was forthcoming and Steve said he could throw no light on the subject, so a charge of drunkenness was pressed against him. He explained local police co more to Klett, state’s preter. ad- | | i New Britain, Conn. Delaney whom Judge Meskill sent to jail for sixty days. Delaney was charged with drunkenness and steal- ng the aforementioned foodstuffs from I Swarsky's store on Hartford avenue Saturday evening. Officer Michael Meehan made the arr Mrs. Swarsky testified that she was in ont of the store and had forgotten : that the rear door was open until she | with | nothing looked in and saw Delancy standing behind the counter filling his pockets cookies. She screamed, where- upon Delaney protested that there was to get excited about. A | neighbor who came into the store at i- | a mute and Steve was placed in durance | that by saying that on Saturday he | met a friend from the old country who ! ted on his drinking a lot of whiskey. T tasted the ‘“red licker” before, it had & demoralizing effect on him. So did the judge’s fine of $5 and costs. Sent Back to Sanitarium. Thomas Hurley was arrested on the | Michael | street Saturday by Officer Cosgrove for drunkenness. The man's condition is pitiful. He is in the last stages of tuberculosis and has been | an inmate at the Newington sanitari- um for some time. On Saturday he left the institution and came to New Britain where he got drunk. He is ) about forty years old and expressed a desire to return to the sanitarium. He was sent back. A This Fellow Likes Cookies. A fondness for cookies and ham caused the downfall of one James AUTOMOBILE | SUPPLIES Sponges Chamois Woeood Alechol Denatured Alcchol Edison Automobile Lamps ICKINSON DRUG CO.. 169-171 MAIN STREET smuch as he had never | this moment also screamed and then the policeman arrived and put an end to the women’s worries, but added greatly to those of Delaney. Hubby Doesn’t Keep Promise. Andrew Muskell was arrested at his home at East Main street by Offi- cer McCue yesterday, charged with choking and beating his wife. Mrs. Muskell testified that about seven weeks ago she had her husband ar- rested in Wallingford for the same offense, but at that time he promised faithfully to be good and saild he would never do it again. For the nex&thirty days he will have a chanc to repent at the Hartford county j He Didn't Like Jail. Charles Murzen of 216 High street has been to jail on previous occasions and did not hesitate to tell the judge that he did not like the place. He ob- jected particularly to the beds, bue did not entirely approve of the close confinement either, he said. He was charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace at his home Saturday, for which he was arrested by Officer Fred Friend. He was given another chance and fined $10 and cost: Events Tonight High class photo drama, Fox's the- ater. Vaudeville and motion pictures, Keeney's theater. Daly Council, K. of C., fair, Turner hall. Star of Good Will lodge, S. O. B. meets in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. ington Camp, P. O. 8. of A, meets in 277 Main street. Working Girls club, Main street. meets at 242 Court Prosperity, F. of A., meets at 277 Main street. Mercantile bureau directors, meets at Chamber of Commerce rooms, Firemen’s pension fund, mayor’s office. meets in Mattabessett Tribe, I. meets in Judd’s hall. O. R- M, Gerstaecker lodge, I. O. O. meets in Turner hall A. W. Harvey lodge, A O. U. W., meets at 187 Arch street. P, Court Prde, F. of A, meets at 90 Arch street. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE | Tablets. Drugists refund money it it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig- | nature is on each box. 25c.—advt, | BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists., v e e oot ereriore e emerere LS OUT i ot BB R Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, | loosen and then the hair comes out | fast. To stop falling hair at once and ! rid the scalp of every particle of dan- | druft, get a 25-cent bottle of Dander- i ine at any drug store, pour a little in your hand and rub well into the scalp. | After a few applications all dandruff disappears and the hair stops com- ' ing out, for Painting purposes was Christ. have FALL PAINT" 3 and 5 Frankiin Seuare. 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 GCOMPANY WHITE LEAD fore we do aade 300 Years We flew Drltala, Gonn. include our full line of and Delicious, 18¢ each. Corned Beef. Fish and Meats. Wreaths, English and French Bath Buns, Rolls, Chantilles, Eclairs, and Cream Puffs. THE GENUINE GLUTEN BREAD, 15¢ PER LOAF. OUR N.E.and CREAM OF WHEAT BREAD, 10c PER LOAF. Fresh Apple Pies, Home Made Mince Pies, Rich The Fruit Salad is delicious. cther salads you will find Chicken, Vegetable, Tuna, Macaroni and Potato. Baked Beans fresh every day, also Home Made Sauerkraut. All Kinds of Meat Specialties, OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS give of the superiority of our Fresh Every Day Candies. Cleanliness and quality, combined with a right price makes our product the “Right Kind” to buy. Get the candy habit,” its a good one. “SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAM” There’s a Reason.” HALLINAN’S ---=---CASH STORE------- 142 MAIN STREET i J. M. HALLINAN, Inc. Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. Tuesday’s offerings at the Bakery Counter will Stuliers, Cream Coffee Cakes, Roast Stuffed Spring Chickens are our leaders in the cooked meat line. We also have ready to serve Roast Beef, Perk, Smoked Ham, Boiled Ham and Try it. Among the Cheese, Canned evidence Plan to Have High School Chil- dren Open Correspondence Washington, 13.—Establish- ment of a system of exchanging let- ters between American and school children, earnestly supported by Ambassador Naon, of and other diplomats, was suggested today by the American Peace society here in a letter to its school division. Already such a plan is under trial by the New Hampshire division of the society and its successful working out will be followed by its institution on a broad scale all over the country. Under the plan High school pupils Nov. stated intervals to another school pupil in some South American or Furopean country- The lette would be all co-ordinated and in some cases where essential translated {and then delivered through the schools of the foreign country. Cor- { respondence would be between indi- | viduals, so that the personal element | would be encouraged as much as pos- | sible. is believed to have very | ies in furthering in- | ternational understanding and good i will, as well as increasing the pupils knowledge of the language and breadth of outlook. Ambassador Naon has written that he would be ‘“most pleased to co-operate” and has agreed to translate as many letters as pos- sible for transmission to Argentine. If the plan works out as expected, the society will extend it just as far as possible. Co-operation of Ameri- can teachers and foreign diplomats |against working post will be sought with possibly the crea- tion of a central distributing and overseeing bureau. The results so far are said to be most satisfactory. WITH OTHER LANDS would be encouraged as part of their | course to prepare a regular letter at | High | | | AGED KKGSTON WOMAN Tells How She Recovered Strength, If the elderly people in Kingston could only realize what Vinol would do for them we would not be able to get enough to supply the demand. Following is a letter received from Mrs. A. E. Carson of this town. She fa; I am 69 years of age, and had been ailing for a long time with indige tion. T got run down, was weak, dizzy and could not sleep at night. I Her | consulted two doctors who said T had P | hardening of the arteries and at m,\" foreign | i Argentina, | i | I { \ | age could not expect to be strong again. My daughter would give mo no peace until I tried Vinol, it had done so much for her. I have taken five bottles and my health and strength have come back, so I am able to do all the housework for my fam- ily of four and I am recommending Vinol to all my fricnds.” The reason Vinol is so beneficial to old people is because it contains the very elements needed to replace de- clining strength with renewed vigor, viz., beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates, glycero- phosphates and a mild tonic wine. We want to ask every elderly per- son and every weak, run-down or de- bilitated person in New Britain to call at our store and get a bottle of | Vinol, with the undeyrstanding that we { will return your money if it fails to | benefit. The Clark & Brainerd Co., Riker Drug Store, also at all the leading drug stores in all Connecticut towns. ———— e OVER-WORKING MAIL CLE President’s Attention Called to Viola- tion of Federal Law. New York, Nov. 13.—In a letter to President Wilson made public today !Thomas Flaherty, secretary and treas- urer of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks, entered a protest office clerks more than eight hours a day. The let- ter calls attentio nof the president to the fact that a law passed by con- gress provided that clerks shall not i | i hours a day. { Distinctive in the Newest Every new style tendency is ally designed. draped turbans, pheasant turbans, all fashionable colors in vet Hats are trimmed effectively ments, surely win your admiration—particular attention is called lovely hats in Silver, Steel and Gold Lace with the flares, side rolls, Colonials and other popular shapes. breasts in beautiful iridescent effects, Millinery| ¢ Displaying the Latest Creations Winter Styles shown and every hat is individu- Our designers are personally in touch with the fash- ion centers, therefore you may fully understand that we show exclu- sive designs that will adapt themselv one and meet the approval of the critical dresser, The Trimmed Hats that we show for the first time today will becomingly to most e to the fur choice Velvet Hats in black and sallors, Back These Vel- combinations, new style with pheas and metallic ant imperium flowers and orna- The “NEWCASTLE” —GUN METAL —TAN CALF KOKO CALF OUR ‘NEWCASTLE" SHOE FOR YOUNG MEN is a straight English last, one of our smartest models; flat reced- ing toe, broad shank and low heel. —BLACK CORDOVAN (The new brown shade) Priced At $5.50, $6.50, $7.50. —Also Brown Cordovan Boot at $9.00. HHovstalls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 90 ABYLUM ST Conmecting with 160 TRUMBULL ST HARTFORD. ’Phere 317-2 Renier, Pickhard 127 Main Street t & Dunn Opp. Arch, —IDEAL LARGE LINE. IDEAL TALL and SHORT HEAVY IDEAL ARCHED BACK and SHORT WAISTED FIGURES ~—Wonderful results are p model—Come in and be fitted. How to Select Your Corset We are now showing the NEW MODELS in CORSETS—Suitable for all types. For IDEAL TALL and SHORT SLENDER FIGURES GOSSARD ABOVE WAIST and BELOW WAIST, FIGUR ible if you select the right —The very newest WOMEN’S COATS for AUTUMN and WINTER W AR in belted and semi-fitting COATS—in ‘Wool Velour and Bolivia Vicuna Cloth. WOMEN’S DRE —Expressing the latest note in fashion. SES OF SI‘IR(:'PI, SILII .\Xl)r S\TI’)‘T v ticularly up to $45.00. WOMEN'S SMARTLY TAILORED SUITS—A par- noteworthy offering at $12.50, $15.00, $1 0 and WOMEN' S WAISTS—E: ¢'vope, Silk, Lace and Lingerie. lusive Models of Georgette NDERWEAR. GLOVES, HOSIERY, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, KNI’I-‘ A e p——— be requested to work more than eight within ten hours and | for working in excess of this are to be paid overtime in proportion to | their salaries. This law contemplated that only in emergencies should more than eight hours be requested said Mr. Flaherty in his letter. “Yet in many of the large office offices, notably New York, Chi- | cago, Boston and Cleveiand, the clerks are forced daily and nightly to work ten, eleven and even twelve | hours. post [Women’s Fashionable Winter Coats | At the Anniversary Sale, Truly magnificent is the assortment of stylish winter caats at Wise, Smith & Co’s. Not only an immense show- ing for you to make selection from | but the prices are remarkably low for | such elegant garments. Especially in the rich handsome plush coats are ex- treme values offered at the Anniver- sary Sale. Notwithstanding the great | increase in the wholesale cost of th¥e coats Wise,Smith & Co prepared so well by early buying in large quan- tities that the firm 1is able to main- tain their usual low prices and pc tively state that no other HartfSrd | store shows anywhere near so large | an assortment or such values. For instance, elegant seal plush coats at| $26. Other seal plush coats worth | $40 on sale at $35. Seal plush coats | trimmed with mouflon worth $42.50 | offered at $37.50. These are only a | few instances of the money savlngsl | should be notified to that afforded at Wise, Smith & Co’s, coat department. Be sure and ask for a free souvenir coupon when making your purchase as the souvenirs really valuable.—advt. are - Bogus Picture Agent. It has come to our knowledge that | some person has visited some houses claiming to be an agent of our firm and soliciting orders for pictures and frames. We wish ta inform the public that we have no agents connected with our house and anyone claiming to be such is a fraud and the police § effect. G. Fox & Co., Hartford, Conn.—advt, WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING The Woman’s club will meet tomor- row afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. W. Traut. Miss Mary Bingham will speak on, “Musical Current Events” and “Characteristic Scandanavian Music” will be the topic of the meeting. Henry Ludwig of New York will play the violin, with Mrs. Frank L. Traut presiding at the piano. HORLICK’S _ THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost ¥OU same price.