New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1916, Page 2

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, quality. Cut Glass, Carving Sets and other pieces too numerous to menticn, that will add to your Thanksgiving table. Our prices are very reasonable 54 MAIN STREET City Items “Aunt Delia’s Bread.” CGoodness of advt. \\dntcd on a statutor aneas W arr: the Norwich authori- charge, Peter Ga- ed at 110 Beaver treet late yesterday afternoon by De- ve Sergeant Samuel .Bamforth tate Policeman Jackson. aken to Norwich by Policeman Jack- n for arraignment. The annual party and reception, iven by the older members of the Y. A. to those more recently en- olied, will be at the rooms of the hstitution. 20 Hungerford Court, srrow night. There will be a pro- w1 of stunts, games and dancing. efreshments will be served, with the al committee in charge. The older emlicrs are to meet at the building Vi to receive the gues are supposed to meet at 7:45 Fclock \ Quaker City Quartet dance Hol. & ioff. Wed. eve. Lynch’s orch.—advt. Thirty-two real estate deeds were ed at the city clerk’s office yester- o as See Demonstrator Alcazar Ranges rcade Furniture Store, all this week. advt. Chief Robert Dame of the fire de- prtment is in Hartford today, at- mding a meeting of the executive pmmittee of the State Firemen's as- beiation. Kennedy's dancing school tonight, ass lessons 25c, private 50c.—advt, HAVE CLEW TO THIEVES. Although still investigating, the blice have been unable to trace hose responsible for rifing the cash gister of the Stanley-Svea Grain and bal Co., yesterday moon. Railroad en have reported that two men an- vering the general description of ose wanted “jumped” a west bound eight train shortly after the robbery. ear the point where they boarded e train was found a quentity of acked corn and wheat of the same ality as was bought by the men jro posed as customers. An attempt trace the train riders has been thout success. OUR NECKWEAR ALWAYS, AT Wilson's He was | to- | 5 VOTES NEW BRITAIN Address 5 VOTES Bear In Mind Your Needs for Thanksgiving Day! Table Silver, Painted China, considering the We invite your inspection of our goods. PORTER & DYSON CO. @‘“ N { Where Quality Is As Represented. 5 VOTES THIS COUPON Good For Five Votes in the HERALD MOTION PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST Maie 0 . This Coupon Void After Nov. 24. 5 VOTES HARTFORD GIRL AND YALE STUDENT ELOPE Celebrate Victory Over Princeton by Hasty Marriage Finding the authorities of a dozen towns who were spurred to emergency action by parental pursuit by means of the telephone, Miss Caroline Hin- man Parker, daughter of a Hartford merchant, and Walton Hall Smith of Kansas City, Mo., Yale freshman, were the principals in an automobile elopement Sunday night as a post prandial of Yale’s victory over Prince- ton. They were married at Port Chester by Justice of the Peace Mal- colm Merritt with George Harring- ton, ¢hauffeur, as the sole witness. i Ju the newly married couple sirled away into the darkness Chester night the police re- rrived ready for action, They Were too late and were forced to re- port that all they found was dust and : Justice Merritt. As a result of the night’s trip Smith PROCLAMATION | Be it known to all people that we are in a position tq furnish all THANKSGIVING Novelties, Favors, Candies, Cards, Booklets, Special Ice Cream, Ete. SIGNED D ICKINSON — DRUG CO 169-171 MAIN STREEY { fond hopes of the lovers as the news 1 is no longer enrolled as a student at Yale. The bride was in New Haven stop- ping with friends after the game and witnessed the Elm City celebration. It was Sunday night that Smith and his soon-to-be bride decided to start| lite's journey together as soon a_Jthe necessary formalities could be com- plied with. The unexpected termina- tlon of Smith's ardent wooing found him with badly fractured finances and it was necessary for him to sell books, ' clothing and personal belongings among his classmates in the dor-! mitories in order to raise sufficlent cash to finance the trip. But the publicity gained nearly wrecked the spread quickly and relatives learned of the proposed trip, Hardly had the automobile of the bride-elect whirled out of the New Haven city Hmits before toll line telephone charges ‘hegan to accumu- late. Relatives hurriedly got in touch with the authorities of nearby shore towns and warned them at all costs to stop the elobers. Descriptions of a speedy automoblle with a chauffeur driving and containing a young woman in a leopard skin ecoat and voung man of the typical appearance of the college freshman were fur. nished to traffic and street policemen, The Wwarnings were in vain as the automobile passed through Bridme. port, South Norwalk and Greenwich just ahead of the telephone messages, They were unsuccessful in pursuad. tng Connectlcut town clerks to wink at the five-day law. The arrived in Port Chester about 9:30 and routed out Town Clerk Charles O. Derby. He was informed that they were both of legal age and had decided to celebrate Yale's vie- tory with a wedding. Just ag thev left with the precious license Clerk Derby’s telephone rang. Tt was the police chief on the other end of the wire making inquiries, spurred on by emergency message from Chief Bren- nan of Stamford. The telephone was not relied on in this emergency but a police detail was sent on a trip to Justice Merritt's residence. It ar- rived too late, The Quinine That Does Not Affect Head [ Because of its tonic and laxative ef- fect Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness nor ringing In the head. There is only one “Bromo Quinine.” | E. W. GROVE'S signature is on box. 25c.—advt, BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes # Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. NOVEMBER 21, 1916. Boys’ Automobiles Looks and acts like the real thing. Some With Elec- tric Lights and horn. Nine dollars to $23.00. for Xmas, Several styles to select from. Better have one laid aside HERBERT HARDWARE L. MILLS 336 MAIN ST 0 Telephone Courtesy If you will remember to treat the operator with the same courtesy that you would if you were talking to her face to face, many of the petty difficulties that you experience from day to day in your use of the Telephone will be eliminated. THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE CO. O 0 GLIP YOUR VOTES | FOR LOCAL FILM Parts in the Story for Many But You Must Hustle Following the announcement of the Motion Picture Popularity contest as | it is to be conducted by this paper in | The Herald of last evening it soon be- | came evident that keen interest had | been aroused in New Britain. The | ballot box at Fox’s theater soon be- | came the object of a number af people | who were resolved to get in nomina- tien blanks, bearing their names; or | the name of a friend, in order to enter candidates. Many people desired last evening, after there were no more pa- pers, to get copies with the nomina- tion ballots as they were printed. The nomination blanks are repeated this evening for the benefit of those | who did not receive one last night. If you are interested in appearing in the New Britain film or wish to gain a place for any of your friends, start’ clipping the votes as they appear in the paper this evening. They will be | continued throughout the life of the contest and the ones having the most votes to their credit at the close of the contest will be given the “lead” parts in the film. If vou dom't receive the largest number of votes, vou will still have a zood chance of appearing in the pic- ture as there are many characters to be played. You will have to hustle as ' the contest only lasts two weeks, And get your votes in earlv. The standing of the contestants will be announced from day to day, very soon now, The picture will be shown during | the afternoon and evening perform- ances at the Fox theater during week of December 18. Will in 12 the | you be The Main street railroad crossing was blocked from 8:25 to 8:32 thi morning. The Dassage of a passen. . ger train and switching by a freight engine caused the trouble. i held for the Pittsburgh Pittsburgh O MOTHER OF SEVEN IN FOR DRINKING | | | | | | Husband Also Claims She Threat- ened Him With Knife Charged with intoxication Mrs. mother of seven breach of the peace, lak of 24 Gold street, Annie Ku- Lounge Pajamas do a | Double Duty Not only do they serve as excellent sleeping garments but as lounging garments also. And if Pajamas can be dressy these new ones certainly are. They are of silk stripe French Flannel—and outside of their rich appearance they feature a soft turnover neg- ligee collar which makes strenuous efforts to have one think it’s on a shirt Pajamas! instead of Come in and see them. Horstulls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 1-3-99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL & HARTFORD. BARGAINS--EVERY ONE | AND EVERY DAY .18¢c 19¢ 19¢ Beecham'’s Pills Olive Tablets Piso’s Cure Pin S Doan’s Kidney Williams Pink Danderine 19¢, 3»( Par n Hair Tonic Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Resinol Soap Resinol Ointment Cuticura Ointment Cuticura Soap .... Fletcher’s Castoria . l.ime Stone Phosphate Father John's Medicine 47¢ and 83 83 79¢ Pills Pills 10 and 79¢ 39c¢ 39¢ 19¢ 43¢ .43¢ 19¢ Glyco Thymaline ‘Wampole’'s Cod Liver ()1] With Special Attention to Telephone Orders in This City DRUG STORE,"” Telephone Us 409, ery Service Every Family NEAREST fIIBEUMAIN Hand’s Remedies Sloan’s Liniment Phillip's Milk Magn Raymond’s Pectoral ters Pluto Water Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Listerine .19¢, 39¢, 7 Gude's Peptomangan Tonic Hypophosphite Iron ... 85¢ $1.00 $1.19 79¢c 79c Gray's Fellow's Nuxated Peruna a o Scott’s Bmulsion .. 47¢ and 98¢ Laxative Bromo Quinine 19¢ Salhepatica 19¢ and 39¢ and Prompt Deliv- can Consider Ours “THE SITREET -~ Flashlights A New Stock Tel. 407 and | children, was arraigned before Judge \ BAB(JOCK WILL ASK John H. Kirkham in police court to- day. Her husband, Joseph was the principal witnes and testified that she was accustomed use and too He also testified that threatened him with night shortly before the called in to settle their differences. A fine of $5 and costs with twenty jail, judgment being suspend- the im- Kulak, against her to liguor unwisely quently. fre- a knife days in ed on the jail sentence pending accused’s was posed. good behavior, Kulak denied that she was in- d that she had taken two drinks of liquor and that it a part of the supply obtained for her by her husband when she was ill. She denied that she had taken the contents of the two pint flasks that Kulak testified were found by him in their rooms. Mrs. Kulak charged Kulak with having misrepresented certain details when he brought her to New Britain from Detroit about a month ago. She , alleged that he told her it was only w short trip and that she could go end visit her children over Sunday frequently. Charges of Jjustice, upon taro and Frank being fugitives from which Phillipa Pigna- Mairne have been authorities under bonds of $500 each, were nolled. Judge B. F. Gaffney said that. the authorities had left and that a settlement, satisfactory to them had been made. she | last | police were | | AID OF P. W. BOARD Afety Having Permanent Trafic Marks At Street Crossings. At the next meeting of the board of public E. G. Bab- cock expects to attend to ask that ac- tion be taken regarding the marking of permanent aisles of safety across Main street at certain points. During the summer lines of safety were painted on the pavement at the National bank corner, at the corner of Church and Main streets at Crowell's corner and across Main street in front of the Savings Bank of New Britain, but traffic and weather quickly caused these marks to become invisable. Since that time there has been noth- ing to guide the pedestrian on his Journey across the thoroughfare. After careful consideration the safety board evolved a plan whereby the markings for aisles of safety were to be cut into the pavement and the seam filled with a white cement, thus making a permanent and ever visible Tools were made for this pur- se, but Engineer Willlam H. Hall advised the safety board that they could not do this on their own initia- tive as the streets are under the ab- solute control of the board of public works. He also stated that owing to he nature of the concrete and the works Chairman pavement a mere surface covering of the white cement would not last and Board Chairman Intent Upon Just Received! Come in and Select Yours While Our Stock is Complete. The Abbe Hardware Co. 279 Main St. a permanent line it would be necessary to dig a foot or more into the pavement to establish a firm foun- dation that would last. It is to at- tempt to induce the board to take this matter up, that Mr. Babcock plans to appear before the membe ¥IRE Hoseman Kenney Patrick J. been transferred from E No. 3 to Engine Co. No cording to an announcement by Chief Robert Mg Dame this morning. The transfer is to take place at once. Kenney takes the place W. Butler, recently promoted to a captaincy. Captain Butler has as- sumed charge of Engine Co. No. 3 in place of the late Capt. John O’Brien. Hoseman Kenney has ine Co of Michael RETURNED TO H(C Back to Institu- Police. Injured Man Taken tion by Britain Albert re- Upon request of the New General hospital authorities, Borducka of Orange turned to that institution by the police to have a wrist given further attention Burducka was arraigned court yesterday to answer to a non- support charge. Instead of return- ing to the hospital after disposition of the c he went home. The frac- tured wrist was received Saturday night in falling downsa flight of stairs. street was yester fractured in poli