New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1917, Page 5

about route: northern part of ‘§ New Britain has developed rapidly, | My, Kilbourne said, and he explained it the Stanley company has sn. op- tidn"over a private way for most of the proposed route. He sald that the Connecticut company has heéld the franchise for extension over this pro- posed route for twenty years, but has not made use of it and at & recent conference opgnly declared it had no Intention of so doing and did not want - | its charter rights trenewed. The' plan bourne said, ‘would not bhée so mitch 10 Mmake money as it would be-to of- fer service to the people and devélop the ecity, . p.} Mayor George A. Quigley sald that. and is very ¢oi as to houliag ¢onditions. - Outside suburban devel- opment is needed that the city may expand in a Healthful way. The pro- possd route, ' the ‘mayor safd, would jucing ‘himselt as.a' coundil. ‘Bian from the northeéri: seetion of the city for almost fifteen years, dure ing which time he has served both as iblican and & democrat, although TSAYS HE 15 GLA 'MERIT TO ACCOMPLISH ULTS Mr. James Conlan, of 27 Myrtlé Street, This City, Well 4 Known Here, Does Not at the Econdiny New England Drug o, “7 s Bally rectiving reports of s wendertul nature rTegarding its quaifties and from. people of standing mmmm are ' talking abouts . “S8o many people have stomach. trouble nowadays they feel tired ‘out, Tun' down, eatch cold éasily and just b, bloat up-and are extremely I thess people would he finds it ‘easter tb' Ye eloctsd there |, (28 a democrat, George M. Landers the Pproposed trollsy line fs & . AS facturer elvic’ o I T Zetsehman Wanders from One Pacific “| Sulu Tslands, is traveling badk ;| forth on the ] 3 mmvum. upoha which to | FE; i K O0ast to Another But Finds Al Doors Olosed. % 5 ‘Washington, March 15.—Fians Karl Zeitelman,; for ocean 'unable to journey to Honolulu. ' Homolulu, being an. American har- btpr could not recelve Zeitelman and’ i Paris, March 16.—An official state- by the admimity last that during the week end- o |ing at midnignt, March 11, seven hun- | with any. autherity, and I'm sure no one ‘made it without authority. I don’t think a ‘ten minute service was promised. ' Too “much - credance is placed on hearsay,” Mr. Punderford added.: To_ sexplain however, that the Connecticut company is making an ef- fort to @ccomodatei Hartford-New Britain petrons the rafiroad official said that already ten new style cars for this line have been ordered at a cost of $75,000. Each car will seat fifty-two péople, instead of forty-four as at present, and will be the interurban cars of this style ever in this locality. “I think “‘we then have enough to give & ten ute service—but please don’t me and think I am promising & ten ten minute service, although I am sured by our managers at that thers are certain times of ‘when s more frequent service ‘ o4 and it will be given,” Mr. Punder- fora sald. Referring again to the petition for & trolley company charter, Mr. P derford:asid that the Conn cbmpany has no moral or just right to object to trolley extension in the New | It is the surest, quickest Bant ‘ships of all nationah. , 100 tons net and exclusive 1,600 tons gross were sunk by sub- Native egss, 354 dos. Ruseell Bros. —advt. Strong for Herbal Lax-a-Tone. ' Hesitate to Come Out: the trouble to ag'the trouble they would fniall find that “1 have suffered badly with indiges- tion s&nd coxstipation, felt tired .out 4nd run down, culd’ not get anything | liblvfime untll I 'uged ° this ; than pleased to T end 1t ‘ The Leax-a-Tone man 16 at the Econ- - omy New Engiand Drug C9..- 3¢5 Main demonstrating this P dent tilt :: ‘ . his- : he confy mMmm with both 86 .. 'Officers: were elected as follows by the Catholic ‘Woman’s Benevolent Le- gion: Chapisin; R . T. Winters chancellor, president, Mts. Willlam Forsythe; vice president, Mrs. Thomas W. G rs. William Grace; 'B. Kepugh; tressurer, leCormack; auditor, Mrs. Joseph kharth; = marshal, Mrs. " {John Conidn; suard, Mrs. B. Lyons; { & 41 Mrs. M. Keough, . Mrs. J. | Y ‘plantst, Mfs. Thomas . 8 Grace,. . - Following are the bills approved by the courcil finance = committee last evening: Board of public ~warks, street - department, . $406.60; - street 1ighting, $2,869.64; street . improve- $396.03; subway . department, 25; park, $121.20; sewer fund (oat ‘basibs), $2;5 sewer main- tatiancde,: §69; sewer - Comstruction, $386. ‘public Amusement commis- #ion, $10,60; " boasd ‘of health, $1,- ‘{rictden '$812.88; doi pubdlic - charities, $2.- 7; board of 'public sdfety, fire pastment, ‘93.131.86; police depart- §881.92. nley; physician, |- and on every tablet of Genuipe Aspirin protects you against all - counterfeits and Batitates.” 1 a~. Look for “The Bayer efibo-—m-&mw tee of Purity” Sold ia Pechet Boxss of 13, Bettlse of 34 end Bottlae of The trade-mark “Aspirin® (Reg. U.8. Pur. Ofe) Is a. ioes tabiots is of the reliabie Baver s 8 every description for men, ¥ 4 women and:children. Food conditions in Germany ‘when | Mr.. Gerard’s party left were reported ly: 3 o, 5 up- on the possibility of further moves by Germany in. the near future. Native eggs, 35c doz. Russell Bros. —advt. + German, consul | 0 & eals that ~are cotisidered of a suspicious nature. Relatives in Bridgeport are sald - to ‘have expressed a desire to have no responsibility for his conduct. 9 | All marked three dollars for this Great Sale. THREE DOLLARS Strictly fresh Comnecticut egss, 35¢ |, dosen. Russell Bros.—advt. { AUTO DRIVER ASSESSED. Found guilty of violating the motor vehicle’ statutes in misuse of license number markers and use of a 1916 operator’s license, Manocog Krikorian of 68 Hartford avenue was fined 3§ and costs by Judge James T. Meskill in Police court today. Traflic Super- visor Clarence Lamphere : made the arrest and . testified that the aocused |- had been warned by him several times. The accused contended that there was a misunderstanding relative to how markers should he used a&nd as to the time limit of the operstor’s license. | Gas, Gas, Indigestion, Souméss, *~Upset Stomach—Pape's Diapepsin dyspepsia, heartburn; belching, distress. Read! Time #! In five minutes your sour, acid stomach feels fine. No. indiges- tion, heartburn, or belching of gas, or eructations of undigested foed, no dissiness, bloating, foul breath or ‘headache. “Paps’s Diapepsin is noted for its speed_ iR sweetening upset stomachs. and most certain antacid in the whole 42,88, | world and of and women -n sk Zrres fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don’t keep on being miserable—1life is too short—you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Hat what you like and en- 1 joy it, without dread of acid ferment- ation in the stomach. Pape’s Diapepsin belongs . in your home anyway. Should one of - 1 family eat something W 3 it EERER it e LADIES'$5 SILVER CLOTR and SATIN DANCING and PARTY Mhn.ml'lu ] ich- ardson’s $7.00 arch .“Efifliu. shoes— ! walk lame? Sl relief ‘with s struoted - Ladies' 98 Storm and Sale SPECIAL e . ikating tan UL $3.00 R