New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1916, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1916. | ostg_ Store WAISTS FOR CHRISTMAS Fine Embroidered Voile, lace trimmed. Put up in holly boxes. » Great Value at 9R{. Each A beautiful number made of Shadow Lace with Chiffon collar, tie and sleeves, at $3.50 Each s, Special Showing of Dainty Muslin Underwear, in Corset Covers, Night Robes, Skirts, Combinations, etc. New Fresh Goods for Christmas Giving. s Xmas Cards, Tags, Seals, ete. i Christmas Checks Cashed. PULLAR & NIVEN ANDREWS ON CROSSINGS Chamber of Commerce Secretary De- plores Lack of Enthusiasm in Solv- ,, ing the Question of the Hour, The much discussed grade crossing problem was the base of a talk given the business class of the Y. M. C. A: lats evening .by Secretary H. An- drews of the Chamber of Commerce. The work along these lines as dwelt upon by the chamber was clearly out- Hmned by the speaker, but as yet noj solution of eliminating the dangers that lurk at these crossings has been reached. Secretary Andrews spoke of the tendency of people to find fault about conditions in a city, whereas they offer no stance in securing beneficial resul The local chamber has a member- | ship of between 500 and 600, but the ayorking force is entirely inadequate to right conditions, the speaker raid. The spirit is one of the essential things and without it the solution is being undertaken is ssible. Secretary Andrews said that most people unaware of the work that the chamber is undertaking, because they are not acquainted with the finside workings, He cited as an 4nstance the waiting station proposi- tlon at the trolley car terminal, when, prior to the appointment of a commit- tee to investigate the matter, every one had an idea, but when they were heard they proved to be impracticable. An. invitation was extended by the speaker to the members of the class to call at the office of the chamber “et any time that they felt that the had an idea which would prove bene- ficlal to the city. The ideas of the young men are what are needed and the Chamber of Commerce will be only too glad to co-operate with them in securing what they think is for the welfare of the city. (. At the close of the talk, Physical Director' W. S. Slater, who presided as toastmaster, thanked the speaker. A banquet was held prior to the talk. W. 0. W. OFFICERS. The following officers of the Mod- ern Woodmen of the World will be ,installed next month: Commander—Fred Ehrler. enant—James O'Leary. lliam Bonoski. John Heckman F- Sandber; Physician—Dr, Sentry—John Thornsteson. U. S. KERR SUPERB BASSO CANTANT SONG RECITAL A. W, Burgemeister At the Plano SOUTH CONG’Lis CHURCH Wed. Ev'g, Dec. 20 Ausplices Stanley Memorial Church 7. S. Kerr brought down e by his superb singing. Shouts of “bravo” and ‘‘encore” calling him out again and again.— The Boston Herald. ASK FOR SEWER IN SCARLET FEVER BUT | % | WINTHROP STR D SMALLPOX HERE = FRERL E B 5 70 “BUY NSIBLE GIFTS THI G E mm & qg. i One Case Reported Today—Health Of- READY'TO WEAR GIFT HINTS 3 b Qcocgoraed) o1l Publich Worko e et ficials All Over State Watching to A mneat Mouse Dress or Bun- | Pretty, Cosy Flanncle X X galow Aprons would surely be HARTFORD Prevent Epidemic of Scourge. welcomed; one can’t have too i 3 B | i iRy 80 of rdays 18 t . Tel. ch. 1090, many of them. found here in good assortment. Bugincss Hours, 8:50 tn 6., Ssturdags, S:80 o 8 7 The health department was today o = Xmas Savings Club Checks Cashed Here, At the meeting of the board of pub- i ano r case of agi 3 Nots menE ol bon: >~ | notified of another case of contagious e 6ff o oy i How about a Bath Robe. Mail and ' Phone Orders Reccive Prompt Attention. ic works next Tuesday evening a peti- | disease in the city, a patient on Divi- ! They sure do come in handy tion signed by fifteen people who own | Sion street being ill with scarlet fever. ANGARAL LD T DR o these cold mornings. Made of property on Winthrop street, between :J‘lhero .m-l;n\-., three cases of diph- able gi See the pretty | (he famous “Beacon Blankets” A % presented asking for the construction S an o Have you seen the new -me-Tights? Assorted colors, 89c ca. & s e e As yet the health department ha 89¢ ing i this vieinity elaim that althougn | 134 No information that would lead THE GIFT SHOP—NO. 165 MAIN STREET the strect is an old one, it has not re- | 1 (16 POVl thcre has - been any | o e T — Sclved the witention' it shonld g, a=| ) 2 [D7% SEDSGIs 10 tue oy, Ths des - partment is keeping a close watch for | = = — e L Petition Will Be Presented to Board v Sacques and Kimonos can be Next Tuesday Evening. a result, conditions that are really in- At gae = i = = sanitary have become prevalent in [2PY suspiclous cases as in. W PATIENGE ATA roll of Sexton street numerous instances where the cess- | WY the epidemic has so in : sald that he was tired of jail and pre- MAY BE FOUND AT OUR BOYS' DEPFARTMENT, ON THE pools are incapable of caring for the | that there are now eighty-eight ferred the state farm for inchriates. ST Eovrame: Four new cases from that city were He was accomodated and will pa Gpietiany LieIe) s Another petition to be presented at | ePorted veésterday Court Declines Probation to Man Who | the winter there. - the Tuesday night Tn order to cope with the situation William Moran, f rly of 60 HOO meeting is one | 2 . ereste T i es asking for the establishment of a |if is said that officials in the towns in Has Been Arrested Four 'Rmes | opestnut street, had his probation re- building line on East reet from | the western sectior of the state are This Year on Minor Charge. voked and must pay the remainder of With each purchase of $1.00 or more at our Boys' Shop on ¢ 1gton road to the railroad tracks, | Preparing to make vaccination com- cide the fine of $5 and costs, imposed last second floor, near the Toy Department we will give free, a 1 just north of the point where Allen | Pulsory in the schools. Under pro- Oscar Olson of 152 Kelsey street |June for breach of the peace, or go to bag which will make a nice gift for any child, streets intersects. visions made by the last legislature | now realizes that there is an end to | jail. Probation Officer Connolly said There are many articles here suitable for gifts, ”n'J‘li”-vl‘rll‘yl\u‘(‘(‘\'y’\:‘d‘::‘-;‘(i\:ltr]’l'n]!ild\n;; going :;nt .vemlt“:‘ lmav’v:.-:fi.f‘.houlth provides he has ;lrf(lrl"]:tll‘):ftl‘(‘]ll. nce October. NIS RACQUETS—We are selling these special at 75 ) ity and much more | the anti-toxin free ‘in of need I Al Bt DUNGIT i feia $1.00, values $1.00 and $1 % cials and probation officers well as i 5 5 is anticipated, it is said. RBecaus The state board of health has about i A% lily prevented his reporting and paying < aus © g as 4 ' the danger of a jail sente ins I g 5 IR - Sr Sic A SS—WWinslow > T L e e e s 000 aGeine o oin ol ol A M e e i sentence, inste Sihat ho owed: ROLLER AND ICE SKAT, Winslow made whick A of a mere fine for celebrating t hestl Byary e lilies ictes i Prces e 5 established building line is a necessity | costing seven cents a point. S best. Every boy or girl likes skates. Prices from $1.50 to ly and beyond capaci a - 5 INTED e for the best interests of all concerned. LA " s Judge .I‘.u:;:;“’i‘ \Ieski‘l(;dq(.)r- MUST HAVE INTERPRETERS. BOYS' RUBBER COATS AND HATS It is not expected that there will be . . _—_ % . . 3O0C) U lercd @ previous 4 ary sen- " At Special Prices. any opposition to this petition A\ SOCIAL SUCC : | ‘m‘r‘m' 2 ‘fi“ee“ m‘]"’j” :112?2;10:1 ““":d Jadge Megkill Orders That Two Be In = — 2 JSkna! K A 5 Jery best quality black Rubber Coats either white or tan Jin- — - | | added ten d as the penalty for yes- Attendance, o Very best q v black Rubbe: r white or tan Jin RELIEF CORPS ELECTS. Mr. and -:"‘~ W. T. Sloper Entertain | o3, 15 colebration by the accused. It | Wheels of justice in police court are 5 R e S (S ke (e Pavty at Y, W, C. A, | was the fourth time Olson ha no longer going to be clogged by an Coats at $2.69, value $3.00 1oy Women sl Rellof corps held mesters One of the seasvn’s most successful ' ¢ igned this year and the 1 :\l)sc]l('e of 1}1f:erpwter.w,‘nus important Coats at $3.00, value $3.50. o : 3 times have been while he has been ; detail of efficiency having heen taken Special Hats, 50c and 69c, day afternoon Mrs. Cora Hunn Eddy under propaiion. Ile has three chil- | up today by Judge James T. Meskill & i : 2 e was re-elected president. Other offi- | the symnasium af the Y. W. €. A.|qren and leniency has heen due to | and Prosecuting Attorney George W. Special Men’s Raincoats at $10.00, value to $18.50 cers elected were: when Mr. and Mrs, William T. Sloper ! consideration for his family. This Klett. Several times recently hearings Second Floor. Senior Vice President—Mrs. Carrie | entertained a party of 300 friends at time Probation Office Edward C. have been handicapped by th ab- Gould. a dansant. The hall presented a beau- ' Connolly expressed a belief that jail sence of interpreters and in ty of Junior Vice President—Mrs. Anna | tiful scene with pretty decorations of ; would be the best thing for Olson, | officials to question witnes: prop- Payne. green and white arranged in neat that it may straighten him out and | erly. services of a boy, thirteen years old, {saxd that was just what was going Treasurer-—Mrs. Esther Leitch, fashion. that the family will be able to get Judge Meskill issued an ultimatum | who was arraigned later for truancy | happen when the boy reached hom Chaplain—M Oldershayw. Music for the dancing was furnizhed | along during his temporary absence. | this morning in the trial of a case in | in order to translate the orders of the | Court officials were directed to Guide—) ‘lara Crowley. | by Danz's orchestra of New Haven, | The accused apparently expected that | chambers at which a ten years old | court. Judge Meskill recommended |that the interpreter question is pro| Guard—Mrs. W. C. Talmadge. the program continuing until 2 o'clock | a. fine would be the only penalty and | boy was charged With theft. The boy | to the father that a good old fash- |erly taken care of and that two Delegate to Convention—Mr: this morning. At 12 o" a dainty | pleaded for a renewal of probation, | understood English but the father did | jonea whipping ; might be efficient | secured to attend court sessions rence | tuncheon was. served. g not. It was necessary to secure the!treatment. The father approved and | necessary. COME TO HARTFORD All The & "= You Can : " Rubbers & Bugd = Afford To M Leather and Material for Shoes and Rubbers Is Becoming So Scarce That Nobody Can Tell What the Prices Will Be a Month Hence, One Thing Is Sure:--- That the Prices in This Advertisement Are Less Than One-Half of What You Will Have to Pay Before the Winter is Over! OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10:30 s They come [ Gray kid; (f —w Black and N\ R 5 3 = in Havana [B¢f black, white brown kid, g 2 Gun metal (@ / White nu- L 3 brown kid, f Z tops; black, gie y ]wlth whxl:c_ 1tn- i calf, tan kid, N ] /| buck, high | ole e s [ Shampa g ' = Wl i S /4” and low heels | ® ] white kid. Z tops. =) o LIBel § ] black vicikid. i - | YOUR CHOICE $3.00. e e i - These Beautiful $5 High Boots for Women. Latest styles, all the new c8lors and combinations. High, low or medium heels. All sizes— the patience of even police court offi- social events was held last evening in —— — = —— 2 : = i H?ohyscal:d Girls' Big Boys’ Boys’ 7 WOMEN’S $7-50 HICH BOOTS $5.00 q'g u English Style jand ¥ ALL LEATHERS—ALL THE NEW COLORS AND COMBINATIONS—HIGH, LOW AND MEDIUM HEELS Storm 2 . Y 1Girls y ; 2 Two tone combi- @ —mm S 3 ? St 25 “H' h Cut Gray and brown e o Gray and brown % g Guin metal lace g = locf S 3 ) ‘B:)its u suede, Havana St (o suede, Havana == with gray buck Wi th straps = o v ! : ; and h\\t'lv«'l}‘x'. $3.00 Values— | Button o A brown, ivory, Hk 7774 champagne tops, f brown, ivory, [ top, mct'irum heel tanand blac ISiaee S caton W74 champagne, gray § ] black, gray tops: : ¢ champagne, gray and white wash- §3.50 Qua $ 2 00‘ zlony zsrl&z B and black. Y, patent colt, white" |{ -~ aod black able calf lace. el et SLATER’S 5 SLATER’S i 3 SLATER’S $3.50 Ouality J ; N PRICE— BOY | scour [°2.00 SHOES | with elk soles, | tan and black. | $3.00 quality— BB T '8 D 'v‘r 1777 s soor vusvs— BUY YoUr Ghildren's Shoes Now and By Prot MEN'S WATERPROOF Men’s $5. Knee Rubber Boots Boys', Girls' and Chil- o A S T v dren’s o Salf Sun - $3.00 TRy o et ; el ot el o ol A Ner's $0150 Tong Do rrots it cloth or leather tops. = porting Shoes for Tender Feet . Tan or black. Sizes 5 to s. el e : ™ $ 95 full ouble sols $1.29 and $1.59 £=5] N IS LN - e Wi s to heel. $5.00 Sizes 1114 to 2 quality— Prof.Richardson’s Miracle Shoe s works wonders with the feet. It raises the weak or broken-down arch to its normal position. It makes walking easier, ag well as prevents 3 % R the ultimate B 3 N ‘breaking down of or calfskin— RN ) emnmines o oparionsed |\ : $3.95 [ by per#ons who BYe Gonstantly’ on their feet. Men's $6.00 High Rubber Boots $4