New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1917, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1917. IMEN RIOT OVER IGH FOOD PRICES | voicing of opinion m (Continued from First Page) is city are relieving horses from work or reducing other work iderably. levators are practically exhausted r“c being sold in small quantities lay Increase Price of Milk Here. ng to the high cost of grain and | Britain milk produc FIVE MINUTES NO SICK STOMACH, INDIGESTION, pe’s Diapepsin® is the quickest and surest Nllmu(h relief, fou dorf't know what upset yvour mach—which portion of the food the damage—do you?.. Well don’t her. 1If your stomach is in a re- ; is sick, gassy and upset, and it you just ate has fermented and aed sour; head dizzy and acheés; 5h gases and acids and eructate ligested food; breath foul, tongue ted—just take a little Papc’s Dia- sin to neutralize acidity and in five iutes you wonder what became of indigestion and distress. fillions of men and women today )w that it is needless to have dy isla. A little Diapepsin occasio keeps the stomach sweetened, and ¥ cat their favorite foods without . your stomach doesn’t take care your liberal limit without rebel- f your food is a damage instead la help, remember the quickest. est, most harmless antacid pe's Dizpepsin which costs only large case at drug | - wonderful—it stops souring and sets things straight, that it is really stomach will digest | : keep acids neutral- Supplies of feed in lo-| | fifth GAS | | are considering increasing the price of milk to the retailers and have ar- ranged for a meeting for 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the chamber of commerce rooms. An attempt is be- ing made to have the meeting largely attended so that a representative be secured. DENTIST AND WIFE MARRIED 25 YEARS Dr. and Mrs. A, B. Johnson to Ob- serve Silver Wedding Anniver- sary Next Sunday. casion. They were married in Maple Hill will observe the twenty- anniversary of their wedding at their home .next Sunday, in a quiet manner, the couple planning no cel- ation in connectfon with the oc. casion They were married in Wethersfield, February 25, in the Methodist church by Rev. John Han- nan of ¢ York, a friend of Mr: Johnson Mrs. Johnson was daughter of Mr. amuel Ridgeway, a mative of Wethersfield. Dr. Johnson is a native of this city, the son of M and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Three sons have blessed the union, Theodore R. Johnson, a student in the Philadelphia Dental college who will graduate next June; Stuart S. Johnson, employed by the Corbin Screw Corporation, and Frederick H. Johnson, a salesman for the Royal ‘Typewriter company of Hartford. - r. Johnson is one of the oldest s in point of practice in this . commencing 33 years ago. lm- mediately on graduating, he entered in practice with Dr. C. B. Erickson, where he remained cight.years, five and o1e-half of whica he was a part- ner of Dr. Erickson. He then opened an office in the Siering & Holmes block where he remained until five vears ago when he moved to the Na- tional bank building where he is now located. f Members of Stanley post, G. A. R. have been invited to attend the meet- ing of the Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist church this = evening. { The members will march from post headquarters at § o'clock and it is desired that as many as possible ap- and Mrs, lllblbflflxwm!mi T i PATRIOTIC RALLY SundayEvening Fehy. 2ath 7:30 P. M. “Peace With Justice.” % \H el A %%m'lx "«; SPEAKERS: EDWIN H. HUGHES OF BOSTON Bishop of the Methodist Church f ARTHUR D. CALL, OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Sec’y of the American Peace Soclety BOTH MEN ARE STRONG CONVINCING SPEAKERS—YOU SHOULD HEAR THEM. All Patriotic Orders Are Invited. Seats will be reserved if desired. The Methodist Church (The Greystone Church—Main South of Chestnut. W. E. PARKER FIFTY YEARS WITH CONCERN | Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Com- pany Employe Completes Fifty Years Today With the Concern. When the whistle blows the end of the day for the employes of the Rus- sell & Erwin Manufacturing com- pany this evening, it will bring to a close the fiftieth anniversary of Wil- W. E. PARKER liam E. Parker of 47 Curtiss street, with the company. No pomp or cer- emony marked the occasion for Mr. Parker who was out of town today. However there is an_ impression prevailing that a reception in honor of the event will be held at a later date, in which the officials of the concern and intimate friends of Mr. licitations of the occasion. T. W. O'CONNOR INJURED. Real Estate Agent in Hospital As Re- sult of Fall, Thomas W. O’Connor of 69 Bassett street is at the New Britain General hospital with painful injuries as the result of a fall sustained while leav- ing his house for work shortly after 9 o’clock this morning. Mr. O’Connor was proceeding down the front ver- anda steps when he slipped and was thrown heavily to the ground. Dr. E. T. Fromend was summoned, and ‘after a superficial examination, to the hospital. At the institution, Dr. C.”M. Cooley took an X-ray photo- graph and until it is developed it will be impossible to determine the nature of the injuries. It is feared that hi spine may be injured at the base. Mr. O’Connor was reported as resting com- fortably this afternoon. M'GRATH WITHDRAWS CHARGE. New York, Feb. 20.—The assault charge, preferred in June 1916 by Charles Lighte against John McGrath, formerly Col. Theodore Roosevelt's secfetary and now serving George W. Perkins, progressive leader, in a sim- ilar capacity was withdrawn today when the case came up for second trial. Counsel informed the court that a private settlement had been reached. / SUNDAY GOLF WINS. Raleigh, Feb. 20.—A bill which would have prohibited Sunday golf- ing in North Carolina was Kkilled in the lower house when Representative Page of the Pinehurst and Southern Pines district succeeded last night by one vote in obtaining exemption for his district after the bill had passed second reading. —————— Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in- Quenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure it you must take an internal remedy. Hall's Ca- tarrh Cure is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous sur- faces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure was prescribed by one of the best physiclans in this country for years. It is composed of some of ‘the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood purifiers. The perfect com- bination of the ingredients in Hall's Catarrh Cure is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal condl- Yione. Send for testimonials, free. F.J. CHE . Props., Toledo, O. All Druggis: Hall's Familv bil: Parker will gather to extend the fe- | Wilson, it became known todas he ordered the injured man removed Will pay| for the chance to heal Catarrh After an experience of 25 years, during which time 50 million Americans have used Kondon’s Catarrhal Jelly, the manufacturers of this remedy feel go sure that it will relieve catarrh = that they offer to pay for a chance to prove its benefit . to any catarrhal sufferer. They ‘announce that any resident of this community can go to almost any drug store and get a com- plimentary trial can at the pense of the manufacturers. If the druggist has no gratuitous packages,.the person may buy a 25 cent tube with the unqualified understanding that if that first tube does not do that person more than a dollar’s worth of good, he or she can get their uarter back from either the ruggist, or the Kondon Com- pany at Minneapolis. Over 35,000 druggists know Kondon’s Catarrhal Jelly is effective, harmless, clean and pleasant to apply—and they know the Kondon people wfll gladly live up to this offer — “quarter back if not worth a dollar.” Addrass— NO EXTRA SESSION OF NEW SENATORS President Believes Cabinet Mém— bers Need No Coniirmation 20.—Presiden®* , is se- Washington, Feb. riously breaking another precedent by inot calling the newly elected senate i in extra session on March 5 to confirm nominations of cabinet officials. The president is understood to be inclined not to convene the senate unless a special session of congress: is neces- sary. ! No announcement of the president’s plans was made at the White House. The president is understood to hold the view that his cabinet officials ap- pointed by him, if reappointed, do not need confirmation and that their term of office is unlimited, subject to the will of the president himself. Administration leaders have con- cluded, therefore, that all present members of the cabinet are to be re- tained. Senators who learned of the possi- bility that the senate might not be called in extra session were greatly surprised, inasmuch as it would be unprecedented. It was at once asked what would become of the vice pres- ident’'s inauguration as he usually takes the oath of office before the new senate. ‘When this was put up to Vice President Marshall informally he quickly disposed of the question by citing constltutmnal provisions, and saying: “The senate has nothing vhutever to do with my election. It is custo- mary for the president pro tempore of the senate to swear the vice presi- dent in, however, the president does not call the senate in extra session to take the oath of coffice on Sun- day or Saturday and file it with the secretary of the senate. “A formal ceremony in the pres- ent senate on March 5 could be held just the same. I do not have to take an oath 1n the presence of the new senate. By virtue of the law and my election, I am presiding officer of the senate whenever it is in session and not by the will of the senate.” | Bathroom Fixtures | Fixtures | " Mirrors of Al Kinds | ELECTRICAL FURNISHINGS BELOW COST I am going out of the electrical business. My stock will be sold at most attra ctive prices to make room for the contemplated AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY de- partment. The finest of standard goods. Look over my line while it is still complete. Sale Lasts One Week Only ADNA F. JOHNSON REAR 155 MAIN STREET Resuvefl That I Will Go to Some Church Sunday, Feb. 25" Time of Services in the Papers. We Close Thursday--Washington’s Birthday--at Noon SPECIALS FOR 'WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BUTTER Mohican Creamery 1040c, 3 lbs $1.15 Guaranteed Swift’s Premium Oleo. . :1-1b pkg Mpohican Peanut 2ic 15 17¢ Good Ccokmg Compound Whole Milk Cheese ......1b 28C Scur or Sweet Mixed Pickles pt 18¢ Dill or Sour Pickles . ...doz 20c R R e R FRESH SHORE HADDOCK STEAK CHICKEN HALIBUT LARGE FRESH SMELTS CAPE BUTTER FISH SLICED SILVER SALMON Fancy Mame . 10c Sunbeam Wet or Dry Shrimp can 1 2 Cc 25¢ 17c 20c 18c¢c BEST CRAB MEAT .%-1b tin Mohican Pure Cocoa . Y;-1b tin Mohican Pure Catsup pt bottle Fresh Shredded Cocoanut New Packed Spinach . .. .can 18C Mohican Pork N.B.C. CR.ACKERS 10c pkgs 8c pkg 4c " _FISH SPeCIALS La;lg:rrsi:lgt ...each 5 Cc f\jla;cgl?erstzi}lt .each 8C gl?gdfe‘l?‘, .. 18¢ Pieces . 21hs 2DC Fin 3 I hex 10C E;g:efsm.o.k:gch 7C Fancy Hake Middles . P aedly LARGE FRESH MACKEREL . 22c¢ NARRAGANSETT BAY OYSTERS Solid Meat cemoe. oL guart 4’5C LARGE FRESH HERRING b 8c 32]¢ REPUBLIC 33 LOBSTER . . %-1b tin C | Frankfurts. or Bologna lb 12Y2c 16¢ 19¢ 18¢ 22c Fresh Hamburg Steak .......Ib 1-1b Beef Liver, 1b Choice Bacfln for Shoulder Roast Beef ........Ib Boneless Rump Reast .......l1b Lean Plate Beef ........Ib 13¢c Rump Corned Beof o 16€ Lean Pork . zoc Roast . 27c Legs Spring Lamb ......1b BOSTON BLUE FISH ........0000000....0b 9c 12V2c = e » 12Vec FANCY S“OIU) FISH .... FRESH VIARKWI‘ (_‘()D .s Alaska Pink Salmon 1-1b can Best Red Salmon 1-1b can 15¢ 22c¢ 20c SUNBEAM TUNA FISH ......%-1b tin ORANGES, Sweet, Sunkist .........dozen l 5 c Large Heavy Grape Fl'lllt 4 for 23 C Large Ripe Bananas . .doz 15(: Extra Large Navel e 33c 45¢ value .. Large California 1 9 c Lemons . .. .doz Hot House Lettuce . .head l OC Fresh D Parsnipsu.g. 31bs 1 0 Cc 95¢ Best Maine Potatoes 15-1b pk 10c Best Seeded Raisins . .. .pkg City ltems Real bargains, John A. Andrews & Co.’s water damage sale.—advt. The Lasallette Fathers will conduct the services at St. Mary's church to- morrow evening. Regardless of the fact that Thurs- day is a legal holiday the educational classes at the Y. M. C. A. will meet as usual. The municipal slaughter house, since it opened for business a month ago, has been busy every day. Yes- terday seven head of stock were slaughtered and inspected. The fees from the slaughter house during the past four weeks have totalled over $104. Miss Flora Martin has entered the employ of John A. Andrews & Co., as stenographer. Alexandra lodge, D. of St. G., will meet tomorrow evening in Turner hall. There will be a drawing for a quilt. Members and alumni of the New Britain State Normal school enjoyed a social and dance in the Y. W. C. A. gymnasium last evening. Irs. Anna M. Shaw, who has been ting her daughter, Mrs. W. F. O'Brien of Boston, has returned to her home on Fairview street. The annual supper and round table discussion of the William H. Hart Debating club of the Y, M. C. A. will be held tomorrow evening at 6:45 o'clock. All who attend will be asked to speak on topics of the day. W, H. Day will act as toastmaster. The annual masquerade of the Quartet club will be held in Calumet hall this evening. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes and Ziegler’'s orchestra will furnish the music, Stories of Hans Christian Andersen were told in the Baptist church this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Miss Marie L. Shedlock of London who has an international reputation as a story teller. R. R. MEN GIVEN INCREASE. New Haven, Feb. 20.—Announce- ment today is that New Haven rail- road men, known as car knockers, have had their wages raised $1.26 per wcek making the scales $23 per weelk. CARNIVAL PRIZE WINNERS. The carnival which has been run- ning for the past three days in T. A. B. hall on Lafayette street under the auspices of the T. A. B. Fife and Drum band came to a successful close last evening with the awarding of prizes. Following are the prize winners: $10, $10, M. A. Kerrigan, Stanley street; Gordon, 46 Clark street and $5, blank. K. OF C, GYMNASIUM CDASS. Instructor May Bc Engaged by Daly Council. Arrangements are being made by Daly council, K. of C., for the es- tablishment of a gymnasium class at the council rooms and an instructor may be engaged soon. Necessary equipment will be provided. An saddress on journalism will given at the rooms this evening John J. Daly. be by FAVORS FARM FOR WOMEN. Sunshine Socicty Members to Attend | Legislative Hearing. Canonicus Branch, Inc., of the In- ternational Sunshine society, has gone on record as favoring the establish- ment of a state reformatory for women and all members of the society are urged to attend the hearing in the leg-* jslature tomorrow afternoon. Thosc who desire to attend will leave on the 1:19 train. A resolution endorsing the project was adopted by the society Monday. It is signed by the president, Mrs. Geo. ‘W. Corbin. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS WED. and Mrs. Felix Traceski Observe Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Traceski of 47 Jubilee street are today observing the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar- riage. The couple were married by the late Bishop Tierney in St. Mary's old convent on Beaver street. . Eight children have been born of this marriage and the following are alive: Gabriel, Evelyn, Mrs, Norman Bigley, Maxie, George and Albin J., the last named being in the United States Navy. My, A, Grape=Nuts King of Breakfast Foods “There's a Reason” Has wonderful nourishin in these value ays of high cost of hvmg A flavor — sweet and nut-like, that appeals to every taste