New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1917, Page 7

nvllle News BREWERS SELL OUT ‘INTEREST IN' CAFE Mortimer J. Lyman/ of New Bri- . tain Buys Sullivan’s Saloon IMPUDENT TRAMP ARRESTED m to Be Made for License tor—Whist Piayers Practico—Com- missions for Rockwell—Briets. Application fof, e transfer of the lquor license Leld:-by John L. Sullivan to Mortimer J. Lyman of New Britain is about to be made to:the county commissioners, Mr. Lymgn having closed a deal yesterday whereby he .gains possession of the cafe. He as- sumed charge this morning, the Rep~ kins Brewing company, which took over the place after Mr. Sullivan be- came involved in financial difficulties, having accepted his offer for the bus- iness, During the past month the place has been conducted under John F. 'Willis of New Britain, and fpr several days negotiations for its to him had been in progress. The deal fell through, lfowever, and Mr. Lyman made the transaction. The new own- er has been a wine clerk for & num- ber of yeats and is well known in this section. 4 That the Appllentlon for a tro.nlter will be granted i# generally expected and it is unlikely that any opposition will develop. Impudent Tramp Arrested. An impudent tramp, who frightened people in the eastern section of the town yumerday is'in the lockup await- ing a hearing, Constable Phillp Ma- rino having taken him into custody following a complaint. intoxicated condition, called at one house near corner and demanded that he be fed. AGEN'rs_ STAN DARD PAWS . THE HARTFORD SILK STORE CS HILLS&CO mumwmmmofimu.m. Complete Stock of Sprmg_ Merchandise {RepresentingThousands of Dofl?nrs}:, ;f;; THSISSPRINGEXHBTIONWEEK. ACCEPT OUR CORDIAL. INVITATION TO VISIF OUR MILLINERY PARmamvmwmvaMMaNnrmmnmt | IAVE BEEN BROUGHT OUT FOR EASTER AND SPRING mnma. /. Without Being Boastful we feel that we offer ;yoy opportunity to.see as fine a showing and as varied assortnrent of the New Spring Millinery as ' can be.found in the big stores of New York lnd Boston. We welcome yon lure to sée our exhibit. [ 0 qlTR wom-s WEAR SECTION 'WELL WORTH A VISIT. " You will be charmed with the display of mew Suits in all the most distinctive of the season’s new models. There are suits for women and misses with all the style points that go to mike the best. The materials give choice of the best favored by Fashiop experts, with great choice as to coloring and style, ‘You must see for yourself how finé,a showing we lnvc for your selection, Look at them. . ‘ The most comprehensive assortment to be found in the city, in m most-approved models M have been originated.this season—a variéty that cannot fail te ‘meet with your approval. Jere you wiil ind every fabric ‘hn.‘ one eould wish for. Serge, gabardine, m }m leading colors such as shadow lawn S‘fl\. Copenhagen, tan, gold, mustard, grey, uvy lnd bhck. perfectly plain tallored models and 50 in the Sport smu. ‘You will want your New Suit for nnm-, and the time is getting very lfinrt\ 1f alterations.have to be made. h!nu-howyouthlnmurqrmoo-fll"m . NOTE THE DRESSES, COATS, WAISTS AND OTHER WEAR that we offer for your viewing and selection. You have better chance on these exhibition days to see the full displayof the very newest than at any other’ : umq your own satisfaction you should accept our lnv!uflon to come & for yourself how attractive thcy are, 5 BE SURE TO SEE THE SHOES, SI'IAKS. DRESS GOODS, Neckwenr, Gloves, Trimmings, Laces, Hosiery, and all women's wear, ¢ffered in the " very latest kinds and styles for these SDflns Opening Ddys. Come see them. ‘ fi SATURDAY SPECIALS IN SIDKS. TOWHELS. 40-inch all eilk Creps de Chine, in & fall line “40-inch White Volle, regular price 3o yard, for | of svening and strest shades, for Saturday, : - Saturday only 150 yard. 4 $1.35 yard. 8¢-inch Pique, in different size cords, regular $1.50 quality Black silk Taffeta, and . ¢ for Saturday $1.20 yard. -price 50& yard, special for Saturday, only 42c¢ yard. “Athletic” ribbed Bath Towejs, size 28x42, 50 "$2.00 Novelty Silk dnd Satin stripes and FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON omfiwmmn y evening, : & Middletown retreat. 'When arrested “;fi'umi T PLY NGWOMW wy-Ts Porter Takes nnpuu the mmofld{o—:fluyh— joseph Chabowte, who was arrested | ] UM, Griswold. giaddens tired, len, burning feet—It’s, glorious!™ &! what relief. e local nger station on Sun- arch 11, was yesterday to the insand retreat at Mid- , { by - Constable ‘Willlam le. Chabowte was arrested on hnical charge of breach of the and since that time he has been d at the town home where he d medical t tment. from Dr. bad 4 bad at- of delirium and as his condi- ‘was not in any way improving it deemed best to send him to ‘the Sore, ' Aching Feet ¥y~ how “Tiz’ Chabowte had started to take off his ‘clgthes @ oOnly the presence of a railroad ive'stopped him. Since his confinement his one ambition has been to fly but after a few trials he has always given up the attempt without ‘accomplishing his purpose. Chabowte gave his home as Palmer, ‘Wil Discuss American Humor. On fext Monday evening the mem- bers of the Berlin Literary _society will gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland ~Gwatkip and the.tépic for the meeting vl!l be “Glimpses of Amerl Humor.' The members [ who, i xud papers on the subject gre Mr. Fiske, Mrs. Field, Mrs, Shep- ard-and Mr. Aspinwall. Fop the most part the papers will contain the de- velopment of American humor and | @ number of {llustrations of the hu- pmor of the different authors of the, present and past. Grange Dance Tonight. ~ Having met with' no little' success in the past with their popular dances the Grangers have decided to give another in the on on road tonight. The dances are prov- ing 30 popular with the members and their friends that plans are already completed fdr another to’ be held a weeld from tfenight. As before Mc- Keon’s orchestra- of Kensingtoy will furnish a program. of jall the latest popular musi - Next week preceding the dance An oyster supper will. be served by the Grange in the banquet hall of the Grange building. < Another Change in East Berlin. During the past week ‘the East Berlin post office has been in a state of unrest and like a ship without a rudder. Julius Woodruff was taken sick and had to be removed to the Middletown hospital for and Miss Olive Shaw, assistant town clerk, who has had a number. of| years' experience in post office work, ' wag called upon to take charge of the office. After spending several days at the office Miss Shaw has been called back to her own duties by the pressure of work at the town clerk’s office and Henry L. Porter has taken charge of the East Berlin office. ' Mr. [‘try. Vinol. ALL DRY GOOD! ruimsm OF US. not been roprue\nad by a bal] team for a number #¢ years. The RBerlin, Girls Scouts met with Miss Nourse last, night. g Troop 14 of the Boy Scouts . will meet tonight at 7:15 o'clock. e —————————— . SUGGESTION TO WOMEN | Who Are ‘Just Ready:To Qrop” ‘When you are “just ready to drop,” when you feel so weak that you can hardly drag yourselt about—and be- cause you have not slept well, get up as tired-out next morning as when you went to bed, you need help. flyl?i‘*’ can get it just as Mrs. Maxwell you She says:— “I keep house for my little family of three, and became completely run- down. I was weak, nervous and could not sleep; finally I was unable to do my house-work. A friend asked me to I afd so and improved rapidly. It toned up my system, I re- \gained my strength, am ‘no longer nervous, sleep well, and do all my houspwork.” Mrs. J. C. Maxwell, Montgomery, Als. B L ‘There is no secret .about Vinol. It owes its success to beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese pep- tonates and glycerophosphates, the ocldest and'most famous pody-building andfstrength-creating tonics, 80 many letters like the above are continyally. coming to our! attention, that we freely offer to' return the money paid for Vinol in every case where it #ails to give satisfaction. ' The Clark & Brainerd Co., drug- sists; Liggett’s Riker-Hegeman Drug Store; John J. McBriarty; George M. Ladd; W. H. Russell, New Britain. Also at.the leading drug store in all Conneetlcu( townn treatment ; | Porter was the Berlin postmaster for | all of twenty years and under his managemeént the .affairs of the office have been made to get in touch with the inspectors at Boston but so far. all attemps have failed and East Berlin people are wondering whnt will happen to their office if some- | thing is not done soon. Another at- tempt will be made today to have the inspector come and give his orders in regard to the management. “Kelsey Estate Appraised. The estate of the late Miss Isadore /| Kelsey of East Berlin, hag been ap- No" more tired ; no'mare buining feet; no more n, aching, tender, sweaty feet. soreness in corns, callouses, ¥4 matter what ails your feet or jat under the sun you've it getting relief, just use 1s the only re: ?edy that all * the poisonous puff vp the feet. tried iz draws exudations “Tiz” cures foot trouble so you’ll never limp jw up your face, in pain. Your won't jseem tight and your feet , mever hurt or get llen. Think of it, no ry,- no more agony uses or bunions. 26-cent box at any "flr smaller sore more from drug praised by William Bulkeley, E. W. Mildrum and E. W. Bowen. The to- tal valuation of the estate is $14,5684 itemized as follows: Mortgage notes held on property, $12,700; one plot of land, 12 acres, $1,500;:another plot of land, 4 acres, $300; household ef- fects, .$24, and cash on hapd} $60. Briefs, - The regular weekly meeting of the Foresters was’held in the hall on F-mlnmn road last night, 5 'llAT YOU WANT FOR That Cold Lin?nine has an enviable reputation as a preventative for the serious ailments that frequently follow la gnppe and colds. Even bronchial coughs: ‘yield to its great h@ding properties. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. George Dodd have | § returned from a trip to Florida. Members of Mattabessett lodge, K. of P, of East Berlin, paid a visit to Middletown last night where the de- store and get fn-}! shoea.’] candida; this spring. East Berlin has price, to take], “c, 3 recommend . | Fearing- that a refusal might cause him to resort to violence, the woman prepared a sandwich for him. . Dis-/ satisfled with the lunch, the tramp threw it in her face and to clesh up the neighborhood, A com- plaint was finally lodged with the con- stable and the dhturbar was taku to the lockup. Constable Maring plokea.up a drunk near the center last night and he, too, is awaiting a heaying. * - Owing to the 'absence from town this morning of both Grand Jurors Gwillim and Norton, the téwn was Wwithout a pfosecutor and:the men could Tiot be tried. They will prob- ably be given a hearing this evening. ‘Whist Players Practice. Members of the card team repre- senting the Business and Improve- menpt association are having regular practice with the pasteboards in the hope that next Wednesday night when they meet the contingent which de- fends the reputation of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce they may be able to recover some of the hnnh sacrificed at previous meetin, The teams have already three tournaments and fn each the Bristol players were successful. Captafn Gwilim wiil lead the | Plainville team next week when they again go to-the neighboring city. Commissions for Rockwell. Stockholders of tha Marlin Arms ‘eompagy have placed their stamp of approval on the dction of the directors in acquiring the assets of the Stand- ard Roller Bearing company of Phil- adelphia and the Rockwell-Drake cor- poration of this place, and have au- thorized the officers to_make a fifteen year contract with A. lockwell of Bristol to superyise t! ness of the combine .on ‘a commission basis. Mr. Rockwell is president of the Marlin{Arms company and #8 in a large! measure responsible far the merging of the three corporations. Besides voting in favor of the mers- er, the stockholders authorized the delivering to Mr. Rockwell of 4,160 shares of common stock, a new issue, to 'be divided among certain officers and other employes in lieu of long term contracts for their sarvices. The combine will probably be known to the trade as the Rockwell- Marlin company, sad it iy expected that articles of incorporation under that name will be filed in the n future. In financial circles it is reported that the Marlin company paid $270, 000 in cash and 1,350 shares of mek for the Rockwell-Drake plant and $2,000,000 in cash and 2,000 shares &f Marlin stoek for the assets af Standard Roller Bearing, company. Officers. of the Rockwell company expect that the ‘combine’s main fac- tory will be located in Plainville, although the directors have not as yet reached a definite decision on this feature of their plans. While they are considering the selection of a loca- tion, plans which have been made for the erection of a large addition to the Rockwell-Drake factory will be held in abeyance. Local Team Loses. Pagsing and shooting with superior skill, the Ramblers of New Britain triumphed over the Plainville Young Men's club’s basketball team in the Town hall last evening. The final score was 39 to 32. The local boys played a good game, but the vhltnn outdid them in shooting. The Plainville basketball season will be brought to a close next Thurs- day night when the Forestville team makes its final appearance of the year here. Estaté to Children. dozen, regular price 28c each, special for Saturday 21¢/each. 4 SATURDAY JEWELRY SPECIADS. . for: ‘Saturday only, '80c Cuft Pins, special 85c¢ pair. gold tops, 15c Hat Pins, stone mflm and Sterling silver, Saturday Sc each. » i3 IN STATIONERY. # “Full line of Saint Patrick Post Cards. [Post Cards, Booklets, Letters, etc., now on sale. SPECIAD IN STATIONERY. “Crane’s Linen Lawn Highland Linen, giit edges, for Saturday, 60c ‘Writing Paper, for 45¢. Ladies Hand Bags and Strap r back purses, all new goods, regular price $3.00, for !Mur- day special $3.49. Ladies Hand Bags, nnhr, u.u value, for Saturday only, “l.” each. / L) lite ue of considerablé property, rep- resented mostly by stock in pgosper- cus: manufacturing concerns, the money to be distributed among his three children at his death. 3 The estate over which he personally had control will probably be small. It is understood that he left no will jmnd this will be esttled through thée local probate court. New Receipt Blanks Here. Books of special receipt blanks to be used by the collector in acknow- ledging payment of the special tax of four mills ordered by a special town meeting several weeks ago to raise part of the appropriation of $17,000 voted for the addition to the Broad street schoolhouse have been received here. Instead of sending out single Mll- for both the regular and special tax, Collector Hemingway will record them separately. Town Clerk Usher has the tax ‘books nearly complete and before the first of April it is expected the bills will be mailed to the taxpayers. Briet Ttoms. The Foresters club has had a big advance sale of tickets’ for the St. entertainment and dance to 4 be (lm in the Téwn hall tomorrow evening and it is expected that the attendance will be large. Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Eva H. Humason and Alex Cunie both of this place. The young people are weH and fa- berably known here. The condition of Tax Collector W. J. Hemingway, who ds ill at his home ob West Main street, was reported to be much improved today. Franklin council, O. U. A. M. will have a regular meeting tonight in 0Odd Fellows hall. A meeting of the school board to consider the acceptance of plans for the proposed addition to the school- house has not as yet been called. - Lenten services will be held in the rarish house of the Church of Our Saviour this evening at 7:45. Special for Saturday only. 76 as- 9 mtlnn(-“. l;uldren of George §. Bahoock, who [atin mruuuy wm-mnunvm of the n ' ‘!h& atives of Mr. Babcock willed him the SALE-—Oa% ‘Standard upright desk, and other articles of household fur- -light. yard. 7 day, special 38o. - Saturday, $1.19, > only 40c each. Satu and special 100 each. $1.00 - Brassieres, with rday, 80c. new color eom)hhuuonq special for Saturday/- SATURDAY SPECIALS IN m m' ! 80¢c Ivory Pyralin nlnt and Ifll lllu, for Satur- $1.50 Infants’ decorated 'l'ofl‘tm ¢ pleces, fit.. ¢ J SATURDAY m IN NOFIONS. 10c Waxed Wood Coat Hangess, for 8. 50c Rubber Lined Diffiper for Saturday 6c Collar Bands, Saturday 4o 15c Roll Toilet P-.pn', _1.000 Ih.tll./for M&m 3 - EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN MEN'S NECKWEAR AND SHIRTS. Just recelved and on Bale Saturday, 50 dozen Men" Strap 8fIk Four-in-hands, beautifyl quality silks, in the latest spring colors and combinations, Roman and fancy stripes, etc., for s:.turd\v 800 SPLENDID VALUES IN SHIRTS FOR s118, ) New line of the “Monarch” shirts with laundered cuffs, also soft each. cuff negligee shirts, in woven madras, printed madras and other fabrics, perfect fitting and the very best value possible for the price. .|| niture. R..H. Burton, Episcopal rectory, Plalnville. 3-15-42 ing through thém, yhich were: lated into sound by means of a ‘| phonic contrivasice. 'The later * & Native eges, ‘35¢’ doz. Russell Bros. —advt. —_— . BEADING BY SOUND. Blind Persons May “See” by Use of New Instrument. Londen, March 16.—At the Rocnt- ben Rad society's February meeting Professor Fournier d'Albe demon- strated an instrument whereby with practice, blind persons are enabled to read ordinary print by sound. The instrument depends upon' an appli- cation 'of selenium, and is a develop- reent of an instrument which Profes. sor d’Albe ‘used four years ago to enable sightless persons to locate bright lights or brightly luminous patches by means of the ear and to discover shadows intercepting the In this case, the light shining upon the silenium arms of the ma- chine caused certain interruptions or changes in the electric current pass- paratus is a mdre delicate adapf of the same ides. ' K A small, revolving perforated df is {luminated by a hnlrm and ‘the image of a line of dots, furnished by the revol fs projected upon the type to b e The light thus reflected from the J 15 passed to a set of silenium be connected by a telephone relay, sound corresponding to, the letters of the type.are carried receiver. - Each letter of the matter, ‘as it passes over the aperture in the siab gives a dif sound effect from any other and with practice & blind person ¢ recognize these distinctive sou ‘This sound .l'phlbe'. of course, 1o be learned, but with practice 1 line of type can be moved across aperture at the rate of several & minute, and the sense becomies' telligible to the reader, or hearer. Strictly fresh Connecticut eggs, dosen. Russell Bros.—advt. % mmmlsmm THE CLERK FOR § THE NEW. HIGH BOOTS! 3 “Aren’t They Handsome?” That's the expression made by most women when looking at our new styles in high spring boots. - &t Leathers of dull ¢alf, beach glased kid, tan calf and colored kid or suede, white nu-buck and canvas. ' The patterns are 8, n‘.nn-, oels, e Plain or perforated in variety of benut\!u! styles Mck from. 8] Illn $t, Hartford | & 1. GAEEN STANPS