New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1916, Page 2

1k danciag lks anl home and lady ,<tonig turke friends. Goodness of advt. You can save u get your otel Nelson. R noon to 11 p. m usic and singing pening.—advt. A Thank the Fi 5t, corner We rk Place at 9:30 & to which vited “Aunt Delia’s Bread.” money Thanksgi Dinner and work if | dinner at served from | Thanksgiving Day. afternoon and | g! ice will he held h Christ, scien- | Main- street and Thursday morn- public cordially ving se Chur keep the body in health. of the is strengthen the system, Open this osed all day esse-Leland Co evening until 30. | Thanksg! vt is having family first for : street f of stucco work @ the building wi Full ons awn house awlkins story be of shingles. dinner, advt course tur Bm- cafe tomorrow. Worlk ey on the construction of 000 brick block at the corner . ion and Spring streets was started ' sterday. Alphonse B 0 Oak an s ores is to build a house strect which will contain and three tenements. New Haven has pur- d lots on Belden street d two lots on Linden street from attended the dinne by njamin Linsky of New Haven. He Fairfield county republicans at 11 “erect three family house on ino, Bridgeport, last evening. ch lot. course turkey [Parikor cafe tomorrow 50 to The regular meeting of the W, Besse-Leland's.- U. will be Reld Friday afterno of Chestnut street | the parlors of the Y. (e, urteen of her ' miscellaneous program be last evening and order of the meeting, anized. T Thursday evening Chairman E. N. Republican town G. W. Klett, State Chamberlain and elect Richard Covert TTumphre. committee, st Tr J. ore Donovit of i ainner, ving, {mor advt. and | Thank 95¢ s for Others advt e}, n ¥ will PMiss Irene Riley ertained about f ing women friend club w b will meet next the home of Mi an of 728 Stanl Bee Hotel Beloin ad. its and Overcoats at Besse-Leland's.— and a large attendance is urged Overcoats for Thanksziving. { Leland Co.—aavt. 2—advt. | pypert ¢ Fordham T i holiday vac: page Reynolds, a student w school, is home for tion. le: for | More for at Anchor Brand |advt. remen’s club enjoved a turkey din- | M. anq Mrs, William T. gl ERAS g RS GOy | Philip Corbin will .leave January Svent being a celebration of the ‘s, ‘Honolulu, where they will Y of Michael Cline's tamloVer |icvoral waeks, A' trip| to Japan ymes Coffe 6 recent | Iy mes Coffey In the recent | 5156 contemplated by the party. t back” tournament. ; Open this dpen this ‘losed all day sed all day 3esse-Leland Co.— e-Leland Co Members of the until giving evening Thar advt. even until Thanksgiving avt. Officer Day. Dance Thanksgiving night, Hol. Michacl | yyqc the Landers, kupernumerary lin, employed at hry & Clark factory, was badly cut ile at work yesterday when a knife was polishi slipped One of the Rers his lc hand was badly cler { Lee estate on Main street, owned on £t roth of New Haven. Full course turkey | mons cafe tomorrow.— Mr. Jack Naier, LeWitt, i Jewelers, advt. dinner, advt. formerly with M. now with Lux, Bond & 859 Main St. Hartford, Brand Clothing at Besse- only.—advt. Borg, chauffeur for the Gulf company notified the police i that as he was driving street the steering gear | failed to work properly and ! A wagon standing by Alling | fociety and's Prnest fining evening William in police McNulty McNulty who court Monday of Fairview The peared William ped into ¢ curbing in front of the bber company. vercoats for Thanksgiving. and Co.—advt. a Brothe plumbing been dissolved and the two broth- i the same Frank and Louis, will conduct | rieq in New York yesterday. k | ried ir prate bus | Johnson is one of the proprieto for it { {he Hotel Nelson and his bride w well known nurse. WED IN NEW YORK. John A. company | street and M addr Besse- Johnson of Alvina C. were quietly ma flore Besse-Leland's.— . THE THANKSGIVING TURKEY AND OTHER GOOD THINGS are looked forward to with joyful anticipation. TFvery housewife prides herselt on being able to prepare an excellent Thanksgiving Dinner. This spec neal is supposed to be a triumph in the culinary art. To insure tk will require SPICES, SAGE, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC. These are the things that make or mar the delicate, appetizing qualities of food. you IS THIS YEAR'S CROP. LIGGETT’'S CHOCOLATES, PAGE & SHAW CANDIES. TMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. With special attention to telephone orders and prompt delivery service, every fflmllv in this city can censider ours “THE NEAREST DRUG STOR OUR SAGE DRUG STOR TheRexzll Stare 8% MAlN _.rnc»fr A Store Full of Holiday Goods We have gifts that will make pleasant surprises and appropriate Christmas presents. Do your Holiday Shopping early that you may be able to select a suitable gift from our large assort- ment. Closed from 1 to 6 p. m. Thanksgiving Day. PDICKINSON = DRUG CO. w3V MAIN STREEY mal conditions, so the organs perform thei as Nature intended. No other remedy will so surely of the snator the the Bm- the Matters per- taining to Christmas will be discussed Besse- the Besse-Teland’s.— Sloper and spend 9:30. Day. and Formal deeds were filed in the town s office today transferring the old by hh‘len Kelly McCabe, to Adolph Perl- Em- @, Lux, Conn. ap- s not street. Church | Peterson of | Mr. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1910. If yvou wani health you can have it, by heeding Nature’s laws. Keep the stomach strong, the liver active, the blood pure, and the bowels regular, and you will seldom be iil. good care of these organs, anything wrong—promptly "take Reecham’s Pills. you certainly need the nelp and relief of this world-tfamed remedy, to Take and at the first sign of They quickly establish nor- functions stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels and quickly improve the general heahh as Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box. Sold by druggists throughout the world. In boxes, 10c, 25c. POLICEMAN HAS A BUSY NIGHT OF IT Corrals Straying Ducks, Modern Diogenes and Lost Horse v, in A Seven ar the street for breach made of pbeace were on Broad early this morning by seph Kennedy, the prisoners proving to be the most difficult to capture and handle of any encountered by the i Policeman Jo- n authorities in many days. Policeman patroling his beat a before dayvlight when his attention was attracted by strange sounds ahead of him and he noted several forms moving along close to the sidewalk. Visions of an early morning attack by Mexicans, as por- trayed by the movies, arose and he silently closed in. With hoarse quacks of melodramic ‘“‘we are dis- covered” the wanderers attempted to escape. Policeman Kennedy execut- ed a flank movement in double quick time, charged and then counter charged. He was successful and soon seven full grown ducks were jailed in a nearby barn awaiting an owner. i"H would be a shame to have some- one minus a good Thanksgiving din- ner,” commented their captor. This experience came soon another of somewhat unusual cter. Tt was after midnight when Kennedy, this time on East Main street, noted two men approaching, one of them carrying a red lantern that bobbed along uncertainly as its bear- er navigated his way towards home with difficulty. After ascertaining that it was not a “movie” rehearsal for Diogenes, Kennedy approached and questioned the men. Inquiry showed that the one with the lantern had left a saloon nearby at closing time considerably the worse for his | visit. He soon found that he had for- gotten to stock up with matches so as to be able to smoke on his ws home. Necessity was the mother of invention and the red lantern was ap- propriated from E; Main and Main street, where it was placed to warn travelers that repairs are being made. The bearer was joyfui over the pros- pect of being able to have as many smokes as he desired on his way home. Policeman Kennedy did not appreciate the convenience and made the bearer march back to the corner and leave the lantern at the place from whence it had been taken. It was less than half an hour pre- viously that Kennedy found a gray horse wandering almlessly along East Main street. Tt was taken to White's stables and headquarters notified. Soon afterwards there was a com. plaint from Fredman's bakery at 8¢ Hartford avenue that a horse haa mysteriously disappeared. Kennedy’s capture was found to be the animal wanted and it was restored its owner, Kennedy was 5| short time is after char- to Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days, Druggists refund money it @ PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piley, First application gives reliof. 50, —advt. | § AUTO DRIVER As a result of an investigation by Detective J. Richardson, R. b. Anderson of Hartford is not charged with negligencd as a result of automobile hitting Michael Rapinotti of 127 Wilcox street on Stanley street vesterday afternoon. Witnesses said that Anderson had th emachine under control, which was not being operated at a reckless speed and that Rapinotti stepped out from behind a team suddenly directly in the path of the machine. BELL-ANS XONERATED. Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. e — KWEAR AT ALWAYS, his | ! Companies T and E, C. N. Absolutely Removes ‘;‘ E 1] Lyceum weli | 5 VOTES THIS COUPON Good For Five Votes in the NEW BRITAIN HERALD MOTION- PICTURE POPULARITY CONTEST Name ....... Address . ... This Coupon Void After Dec. 2. 5 VOTES 5 VOTES - WHITE LEAD For Painting purposes was made 300 Years Before 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 PAINTING, especially exterior work. We guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Frankiin Square. Now Britai, Goma. J. M. HALLINAN, Inc. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Crea.m Co. Have you seen our Delicatessen window?. If you E point stitching, in ivory, Newport, stitching, white with Our Pelvoux 2-clasp white stitching, tan, ivory, $1 pair. butter, broidered backs, pair. in oyster white, and fawn, at $2.00 pair. 1-clasp Washable Cape Gloves, Washable 1-clasp Capeskin Gloves, ‘Washable Mocha Gloves, made 1-clasp style, pique fancy embroidered backs in the new shades of French IRART FOKL. NOW IS THE PROPER TIME TO PURCHASE STYLISH PERFECT FITTING LOVES Our Assortments are Complete and Prices Lowest in the Oity THE MENTION A FEW OF MANY EXCELLENT VALUES, with spear point backs or Paris tan, pearl white, at $1.15 pair. The Unique—1-clasp Pique Gloves in black, black with white black stitching, tan and gray, at $1.15 pair. Overseam Kid Gloves, in black, black with gray, brown, white and navy, at pique sewn with black em- ivory, canary and gray, at $1.50 with mode sewn gray, snugger in fit. lined Coats. haven’t it would pay you to look over qur display of goodies shown here. Roast Stuffed Chickens, Tur- keys, Capons and Young Pig. All native raised stock. For the lovers of Cheese we have imported Swiss and Roquefort Cheese. Olives of all kinds, Beef for breakfast. Candy will play a prominent part at the dinner. Be sure it is the right kind. If it is our home made kind it is bound to be right. Nothing but the best ma- terials will suit our Candy Maker. He’s “fussy”, but it pays both you and us. Mixed Chocolates—milk, sweet or bitter sweet coating. Peppermint and Wintergreen Creams, Cara- mels, Cocoanut Bon Bons, and all kinds of Hard Can- dies. Salted Nuts, too. We’ve been turning out Special Pies for Thanks- l Sausage, Bacon and Dried giving—“Mince and Pumpkin”—for a great many years, and this year you will be able to buy them just the same. Rich, tender and delicious, 25¢ each; large size, 40c. The real home-made kind. Get your orders early, as we close at noon Thanks- giving Day. HALLINANS’ -CASH STORE..-..... 142 MAIN STREET m (7]'(‘" meeting and smok Post, G. A. R, i Stanley UNION SERVICE Events Tonight TOMORROW. “The Time, the Place and the Girl,” theater, Protestant Congregations to Unite at First Church, High class photo drama, Fox's theater. The services annual Thanksgiving of the local Protestant will be held tomorrow morning :)( 10:45 o'clock in the First church. 'Rev. N. H. Harriman of the People’'s church, will be the “Why | Green- union Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater. churches G. barn dance, State armory, preacher and his topic will be, giving.” wood, who is conducting services Ladies night, Elks’ home, street. Elmo lodge, Main street. Thank ashington Than Evangelist at the People’s church, will sing during the service. An attendance of very gratifying proportion marked the opening ser- vice of Evangelist Greenwood yes- terday afternoon and evening at the People's church. Mr. Greenwood hesides being a fine singer is a cap- able lecturer and gave able talks at both services. Services were held this afternoon at 3 o’'clock and will be conducted this evening at 7 o’clock. There will be but one of the meetings tomorrow, in the evening at 7 o'clock. St K. of P., meets at Andre lodge, F., meets in Vega hall. lodge, I. O. meets in A. M. hall K G l’hvm Jr, Erwin Castle, ., meets in Eagles’ hall. Union meets at 34 rpenters’ Church street. motoring a pleasure. - 0n Thanksglvmg Day If you are going or coming, a smart new Overcoat or Suit will add immeasurably to the pleasure of the trip. Form Fitting Overcoats — Clinging close all over and showing a two-plece belt in the back—full of personality and “pep.” Ulsters— Fine military effects—or ulster- ettes that are a bit lighter weight and a little Box Coats—Solid comfort and simple dig- nity of line. Leather-lined Mackinaws, Sheep- Motoring ?—Slip into one of our handsome Raccoon Coats or one with a muskrat lining that will give you the comfort that makes - Horstulls ¥ PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND UBUPAGYLUM ST | Cenneeting weth 140 TRUMBUAL S7 | _ martrorp. | TOWN FARM DINNER Eighty will Thanksgiving Repast Inmates Partake of of Chicken, Vegetables and Fruits. Thanksgiving will be fittingly ob- served at the New Britain Town Farm and eighty inmates will sft at 12 tomorrow down to a sumptuous dinner o'clock. As in past years, the Thanksgiving dinner at the Town Farm will be an elaborate one, the principal number on the menu being chicken. All var- feties of vegetables will also he served as will cranberry sauce and fruit, the last named being selected as dessert this year instead of pie. To prepare the Thanksgiving din- ner for the eighty inmates of the home is no smal] task and some idea understood that twenty-five big chick- ens have to be killed, dressed and cooked, and a bushel of potatoes, a bushel of turnips and a bushel and a half of onions prepared. Tea or cof- fee will complete the dinner. Most of the edibles were raised on the farm. Mrs. George F. Kibbe, matron the Town Home has been without the services of a cook for some time now and tomorrow will have to not only superintend the preparation for dinner but will have to cook it her- self. Her only assistants are two in- mates who have some little ability for kitchen work SUIT FOR $500 SETTLED. Kckstrand Claimed Damages for In- jury Caused by Motorcycle. sult for $500, A. A. Greenberg, against Settlement of a brought by Attorney for John Kckstrand, AN AGED COUPLE Say They Owe Their Good to Vinol. Steubenville, Ohio.—"My husband is 79 vears old and I am 78 years of age and we owe our gaod health to Vinal, the greatest strength creator and medicine there is. When either one of us get into a weakened, run- down condition, Vinol has never failed to build us up and restore strength. We have often said we would not be living now were it not far Vinol.”"— Mary A, Lee, ‘We guarantee Vinol because it con- taing beef and cod liver peptones,'iron and manganese peptones and glyc- erophosphates, the most successtul tonics known, The Clark & Brainerd Co., gists; Health Drug- Liggett’s Riker- Hegemnn Drug Stores; John J, McBriarty; George M. of the work may be realized when it is | of | John Andy of Clayton as a result of a motorcycle accident was made late yesterday afternoon without bringing the case into court. Papers were returnable in city court the third Monday in December Constable Fred Winkle served body writ on Andy yesterday. claim was that the plaintiff struck by a motoreycle operated the plaintiff and so seriously injured that five weeks' treatment in New Britain General hospital was neces- sary. a The was LADIES NIGHT. the night, when B. P. O and ELK Tonight's Britain lodge, New friends at Wash- bal- of on has been arranged by the committee, consisting of an organ recital by Professor Willlam H. Bishop, dancing and a turkey tain its members lady the handsome club ington street. One of the anced house on best programs of entertainment Why g0 to the trouble and expense of preparing Dinner when you can have an appetizing re- past on that day for only $1.00 at the HOTEL BELOIN Dinner will be served from 12 until 8 in the evening. The menu for the Thanksgiving $1.00 Dinner is herewith given: o’clock Chicken Consomme Duborg Mock Turtle, a, la, Anglaise Celery Olives Lettuce Fried Steak Cod, Tartar Sa Saratoga Chips Boiled Ham, Champagne Leg of Lamb, Lobster a, la, Newburg, in Cases Strawberry Turnovers, Rum Sauce Prime’ Ribs of Beef au Jus Roast Stuffed Turkey with Chestnuts, Cranberry Sauce. Roast Green Goose, Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Boiled Potatoes Fried Parsnips Boiled Onions June Peas Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Mince Ple, Cranberry Pie, English Plum Pudding, Brandy Hard Sauce. Cherry Sundae Apples Oranges Grapes Mixed Nuts Layer Raisins Saltine Crackers with Cheese Coffee Caper Sauce Tea 1916. Ladd; W. H. Russell, New Britain. Alsa at the leading drug stores in all| Connecticut towns, Thursday, November 30, Beloin Hotel New Britain, Conn. by ¢ will enter- supper, Thanksgiving