New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1917, Page 7

such unsettied conditions, we need them.. Time to buy now. ‘WHEELBARROWS of genuine Paris make, the quality kind with removable sides, price $2.98 each GOOD GARDEN HOSE, every piece no matter what the price, guaranteed for 2 years. 3-4 size, in 50 foot lengths, with couplings, 7 ply for $7.50. .“Rockert” for $8.50. Moulded $7.50. And 50 foot length 65 ply $5.98. 1-2-in. Hose 50, foot length with couplings for $6.50 & ply $4.98. ‘WATERING OCANS, galvanized and of good grade wth easy pour handles. 10 quart size 79c each. **he 8 quart size for 69c each, . 6 qt i 59c and 4 qt for 49c. POULTRY WIRE, best quality &y vanized after it is made. 2w 1. mesh, 24-in. wide . 2-72. mesh, 36-in wide . < 2/m. mesh, 48-in. wide . $4.50 E A4n. mesh, 60-in wide ......$5.50 / Each in 150 ft roll. GARDEN HOES of best “Keen Kutter” make with straight grained handles, 9-inch blades, $1.00 each. Extra quality “KeenKutter” with 6- inch blade for only 85c each. | TURF ERS for trimming the edges of or flower beds, best steel, 59c each. s GRASS CATCHERS, of heavy canvas, for 98c each. ‘Will fi any lawn mower. extra | | | | : Spring Gardening and Cleaning \ The Aids to Do It Properly With the Prices of Metal way up in the Markets, and deliveries in consider oursel ves indeed fortunate to be able to offer you such a big selection. of depenable Garden Tools ‘just when you RUBBISH BURNERS. Proctest the home against fire, “‘Safety First’ There are four sizes. 34-in, high, 18-in, diameter, for $6.50 ech. 30-in.x17-in. for $4.50 gach 25-in.x 15-in. for $2.98 each. . Others 18-in.x13-in., for $2.50 ea. LAWN MOWERS, the kind we guarantee, “Keen Kutter” double gear, 11-in, wheel, 5 cutting knives, 18-in. blade, $16.98 .each. .16-in. blade for $1. each, 14-in blade for $14.98. “Keen Kutter,” double gear, 9-in. wheel, four cutting knives, 18-in for $12.98. The 16-in. for $11.98 each. 14-in for $10.98. CHICKEN WIRE of best grade, salvanized after wire is made. These prices for 150 feet rolls: +$2.65 1-in. mesh, 12-in. width 1-in. mesh, 24-in, width .....$4.85 1-in, mesh, 36-in. width .. .$7.00 Your time to purchase. EXTRA GRADE RAKES for gar- den and lawn, extra grade, all steel “Keen Kutter” with 18 teeth, at 85c each. 10 teeth, 80c each. .14 teeth, 75c €ach.. “Bay State” Mal- eable Iron Rakes, 16 testh, 59c ea. Other maleable iron rakes, 16 or 14 teeth, for 45c and 39c each, Wood head Rakes, 12 teeth, wire bows, 85c each. Wood head Rakes, 24 teeth, wire protected, for 49c each. Plallle News|§ HIBBARD G0.’S BID ONLY §7 T0O HIGH {New Britain Firm Gave Torring-l | ton Peaple Close Run for Gontract Torrington Buflding ( 10 Build Addftion for $18,875—Heat ing Apparatus and Plumbing Wil Cost $3,387—McDonald Buys Cafe. Securing the signatures of the successful bidders to cortracts, Ar- chitects Unkelbach and Perry, acting as representatives of the town's special committee, today gave out the figures submitted for the work of erecting a four room addition to the Grammar school building an Broad street. In each case the committee awarded the contracts to the lowest bidders, announcing that the general contract goes to the Torrington Build- ing company, the installation of the heating apparatus to F. A. Schaffer and company of Bristol and the plumbing to J. O. Mills of New Britain. ) The bids of the successful contrac- tors, which total $17,262, do not rep- resent the entire cost of the addition as the committee will have to pay architects’ fees besides expending a considerable amount for grading the praperty and for equipping the rooms. The members figure that the cost of the improvement will be close to $19,000. The offers made for the job were as follows: % General Contract—Torrington Bldg. Co., $13,875: B. H. Hibbard Co.,’ $13,882; L. A. Miller, $14,441: A. D. Clifford Co., $16,636; Richard John- son, $18,070. : Heating Contract—F. A. Schaffer NEV BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1917. S .'l. ¢ wrs C. S, HILLS & C! Dress Goods . HARTFORD “Frolaset” Corsets Are «Madame Lyra” “American Iady, mé| IMMENSE ASSORTMENTS OF wams i mas| -~ WAISTS “‘FOR SATURDAY for $1.00, $1.98 and $2.98 Have secured for tomorrow, Saturday, very unusual offerings in Waists, affording the greatest scope for selection, that we have been able to present this season. FOR $1.00—Dainty styles in Lingerie, striped Voiles, and white Voile with contrasting colors for Col- lars. These goods are new, fresh from the factoriey and in perfect condition. & Striped and plain colored Voile FOR $1.98—Waists in Voile, all white and with colored collars. Waists, Tub Silk Walists, both plain and striped In the very latest shades. FOR $2.98—Waists in white Voile, white Jap Silk, Crepe de Chine in all white and the latest shades, also plain colored Voliles in the fashionable shades. The range is so large and so varied that a partial description fails to do this display justice. Come Saturday expecting to see the most complete line of waists that you have seen this Special Values in Undermuslins, A’p}ons etc. One lot of Brassieres and Bust confiners, extra value for Saturday for .....................39c each. One lot of Muslin Gowns, low and high neck, a few sliglitly mussed from display, for Saturday, spe- L T T R Ry besaness susteehiastriasiehaaiontsds 89c Bloomers in Crepe de Chine and Satin, “Kayser S8ilk” and Batiste, flesh color, from 59c to $6 cach. One lot of Envelope Chemise of exceptionally good materials, special for Saturday ..... . $1.49 each. Very complete line of Gingham and Percale Aprons, bungalow, skirt and small designs, from 26c ea UD, SN DESRRLREL BOUE LOP s 4 o 0 s0 s.ne siois b aios ais s 2ol dia s Hiodr e s n MiaTord) aib s o B is ot o 0 simow sy s 4os e s AN Very Special Sale of Women’s Silk Lisle Hose for Saturday Only A very exceptional offering in Women' Silk Lisle Hose, black, white and nine of the leading shades for spring and Summer wear, real value up to 39c pair. for Saturday only ............ c.....28c pair.” And positively not more than 4 pairs to a customer. THESE VERY SPECIAL AND UNDERPRICED GOODS ARE ON_ SALE IN Sold Here AGENTS | FOR i3 By STANDARD | PATTERNS | Exclusively, season. 25¢H NORTH ISLE. Co, $2,815; J. O. Mills & Co., $2,320: Parker & O’Connor, $2,447; = Stone- Underhill Heating and Ventilating Co., $2,735. i Plumbing Contract—J. O, Mills & HAVING AN AUTOMORILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU EPEND i : . FROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS FUICHASED OF US. = Leather Goods Dept. Notion Dept. v Ladies Hand Bags, regular $1.00 values for Satur- ‘Waxed Lunch Paper, special . 4 day SPecifl ......ecieeeriaiaeansaoea... 709¢ each. Silk Hair Nets, cap shape, all colors, ; exercises were talked over but nothing | Beckett, Jr. Co., $1,072; O. F, Krause Co., $1,120; Ladies’ Hand Bags, regular $1.50 value for Satur- Jday .........ccvvueevnnnecciveennnna... 2 for 5c . Beflm New_s - | will be done along this line untit atier | entertemment it ornated to the | £ 'A. Shafter Co., $1,130; C. A] Hferpe, ARY BDOCIAL FOT .. jurnsseasanesloassessnsees A0 B Human Betr Neta, cap shape; all colorssifor el a meeting of the veterans. As a fit- | lections and Mrs E. O. Dean gave a | S1*175- Ladies’ Strap Back Purses, regular $1 and s:zs urday specia] . v o ws SlcoeRE : fimswfl[‘n HE Ans ;i;:: s»l'm;,.x L;o the evening's doings | number of :pleasing recitations. McDonald Gets Cafe Vvalues for Saturgay. - soioea B Safety Pins, all sizes, special : & . W. L, Lyons served the members Brief: Hooks and Eyes, rustproof, for 3¢, | = with @ delightful lunch. Th e - Simon A. McDonald, former captain , rustproof, for .............. 86, ¢ meeting of the assoclation will be hea | _ The final church supper of the year { of the Hartford baseball team in the Shell Goods etc. Rick Rack Braid. 4 yard plecs, white only for Sefy 4 Eastern association, has taken over the cafe formerly run by John L. Sul- livan and it is expected that he will soon make application for the trans- fer of the license to his name. Mr. McDonald proposes to keep out of baseball this summer and he will give up his time to conducting the busi- ness, control of which he assumed to- day. Negotiations for the sale of the cafe to Mortimer Lyman of New Britain| bookkeeper at the Globe Clothing | from ‘the number of bills sent in to had been in progress for some weeks | House in New Britain. be receipted, and by the end of the and it is generally suppased that the Truckers' Ranks Depleted. month. is it expected that' a. large deal had been practically closed. Mr.| uoi0 \ay a general exodus of | Percentage of the money due will be ning. Last night was the first night | 1014 and I.eonard A. DeMore at Ll&'man. althw‘gh in ch&?x:fl;"fd th‘: truckers from the transfer station |turned over to the treasurer. this week that some one of the|yvooster, Ohfo. Mr. DeMore is the ":‘;“ ";r ’“’;’”’_ : monsi. e :d last evening following the “ghosts| The response from those to whom branches of the organization failed t0 | gon of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. DeMore of uf'O"eR‘ lekfa: “‘;Jr:;'lm“mmcom'a.n weekly walk” and this morning less personal tax bills were sent is also meet but this little matter has been | Bagt Berlin but has been located 1n | umich mm the bandme In whiek ihe | than thirty of the men reported for | éncouraging and indieates that the offset by the good work done on the | the West for several vears. B e e ate and which was finan. | Work. The force ordinarily is made | Wen are getting accustomed to the other (Mghts. It Is the hope of the | . ang Mrs. Dunn of East Berlin clally back of Mr. Sullivan, transterred | 4P “h‘l';":’; ki I‘."‘::::;s'memc":fi ?vr;;:v‘:l:‘thp:};:‘;n;r:s'i;t: e e gi'l‘n" ::"t‘:‘:::?o‘:" g:ltl“:‘;‘:; p::;‘:f ard irect-:h-lng cov‘l‘gtratulnlonn over the | it to Mr. McDonald, ;;“;p:“ y:st:rdaytand decided to |t be paid by the last of the month, noons and go through their drill out | 2T % Of & daushter. Sweeney Goes to Jail. quit their places. delinquents making themselves liable of doors. While the town hall is a | H&rry Chapman and family have | . .ol Sweeney, arfested Wednes-| The railroad is having a great deal | 10 !r‘estt, while in the property tax splendid place for the men to meet | 882N located in' Kensington. day by Constable Philip Marino, was | of difficulty in getting men fo work | €ases \fcrest charge is made on bills There will be a meeting of the Girl | ynable to pay a fine of $5 and costs, | at the transfer station, and. the otft- b v . Lyons last evening. The principal | there is hardly room on the floor for Will Attend Bangquet. y send out 3 more than a' couple ;of squads at a |Scouts tomorrow afternoon at imposed by Justice CondeM before | cials find it necessary to n Plainville, will be well represented + business of the evening was the elec- | ;" 15 tnis ninders the work to a | o'clock whom he was arral les which are 3 3 v gned yesterday on [ Scouts to fill the vacancies which al 5 ! tion of officers for the coming year. | certain extent. When outdoor drilling the charge of intoxication, and he |so numerous on Friday mornings, :):en;eo::n'fi‘e’::dg:m:;llfhzl::"f: "‘:: " Following are the men elected: is started the entire company will be was taken to jail to work out the as- | Wholesale resignations being the ule held in tlfe Bristol ”mo:y iy eveny President—George G. Griswold. able tp go through its paces at the Dublin, April 13.—Count Plunkett, sessment. after the company pays off on Thurs- inii A lavae @ aERIBmOL o oAl et ooy {First vice president—Thomas Fa-|same fime. All members should plen ,,,w]y_ele'cted member of parliament Sweeney was on his way from | days. . . o bers of the organization have made sen. to be on hand Monday night when the | for North Roscommon, speaking at a | Feeksicill, N. Y. to Farmington, _ This morning Constable Cornellus| & . ment to attend. Second vice president—Willialn L. | officers will be elected by popular bal- | pubiic meeting at Sligo the other day, | Where he intended to go to work on j Downing, who serves as watchmah at| ™50, N Prior of this place Is & Lyons. . lot, faid that home rule for Ireland was | ® farm. when he stopped off in Plain- | the freight yard, was sent to Hartford | | rber of the committee of arrange- Third vice president—B. Woods. With the Red Cross. at present a “dead horse.” “We have,” | Yille and rencwed acquaintances with | to round up a ne:‘vbzz;l:&!;:_el Cg:; o Secretary and treasurer—A. H. Mrs, Charles Sharpe, who has been | the count continued, “a scheme Barleycorn. In court he said that he pany’s scouts. co X shnell. > ¥ had worked for farmers in this local- | side every week and small‘armies are B o tn 1t 1. Dasaon. working in the New Britain' Red Cross [ Vhich you will hear very soon, under | ;. porore and he referred the Jusfice! routed from the saloons in the vicin- rooms, has been transferred to Ber- which a body will have the duty of treet in an effort to get 1h addition to the officers elected > to them for a recommendation in his' ity of Front stree ef 0 gt presenting the claims of TIreland to = the trucki t th tners were a mumber of committoes |lin where she has been given charge | complete idependence before the ::g;erf:'wl:'fi;";’;; e e e dolioitcRElE atie s selected among em being e fol- s » : BB 15 Sickicominitice; Wi diBltchion| o L1 0c% ALK, Thelanies are en- fiPeacosconteraiice. favor, however, and the court refused | It is this clement that gives the po- tering into the work with a great deal of enthusiasm and every day irman; W. H. Glbney and H. A. to suspend judsment. lice so much trouble and which causes ._;.nmm. Membership committee, W. Bride-elect Showered. so much complaining at‘mu;. {oe&l :ioan; L. Lyons, chairman; Harry Gould, W, |finds a still larger number on hand The Misses Nellie and Sara Cassidy ditions. The company claims that, H. Gibney, W. W. Fagan and James | doing their little toward the great €. Lincoln. Dance committee, H. F. |Work. The office is open in the Ber- e i owing to the scarcity of labor, it is Hodge, chairman; W. W. Fagan, Ha lin Congregational church on Tuesday, rv:Gould and Roy Gibney. Cemetery | Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the fact that the pay is good. De- in honor of their sister, Miss Anna 4 t ipaily to. the Cassidy, who 18 soon to bdpomae tire|.Sirable hely oblect principaily committee, H. F. Hodge, chairman; J. | from 10 to 12 o’clock and from 2 to C. Lincoln, Thomas Fagan and W. J. | 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Sharpe wishes it They liven the liver and. bowels | pride of Edward J. Conlin: of Whit- sleeping quarters which the company and Ritchie. understood that if there are any ladies e T ing street. About thirty of the young | PEvISS oL 0 P00 e railvond lady's friends, including a number|,, . 's; pe content with whatever typs Two applications were received but | in Kensington that wish to.do some will not be acted on until the next | of the work, but can not find time to meeting. Plans for the Decoration | 0Ome to the headquarters, she will be will be served by the Woman’s Aid : society of the Berlin ‘Congregational G. Griswold. An excellent musical | hureh this evening at 6:45 o'clock. program is being planned for this 1 meeting and it is the wish of the offl- | wu oo 1 sl SUPPer a soclal hour cers that all members plan to be pres- ent at that time. % i . meet tonight at 7:15 o'clock. Guard Drill Tonight. Robert Vance of East Berlin, who The fourth drill of the local unit of | has been playing basketball in Penn- the Home Guard will be held in the | sylvania during the past winter, is at town hall this evening at 8 o’clock | home until the opening of the baseball and a full attendance is expected. At | season. ' 7 o'clock the recruiting office Will} Apnguncement cards have been re- open in the town clerk’s office and will | cejved in East Berlin of the mar- remain open for the rest of the eve- | rjage of Miss Edith Hoskins Craw- $3.00 American Ivory Hair Brushes, for Satur- day ...... ceceesons DO e BSOS e sieiie . $2.50. 25c Hair Pins, shell, amber and pearl, Saturday special fOr ........c.cieiiiiiiaans 20c 25c Barettes, shell and amber . . 20c. $1.00 Fountain Pens, self-filling, sold with a, guar- antee, special . feteaeeeaaas 89e each. on April 19 at the home of George ~ SONS OF VETERANS William L. Lyons Entertains " Members at Annual Meeting COMMITTEES ARE SELEC Guards to Dril] at 8 O'Clock Tonight in Town Hall—Mrs. Charles Sharpe Given Charge of Red Cross Work— DOther Items. i There was & fine attendance at the k.. meeting of the ' Berlin Sons of Vet- erans held at the home of William L. Jewelry Dept. 3 25c ‘Pearl Bead Necklaces, special $1.50 Italian Jet Beads, special 89c Gold filled Bracelets, speéial..... 17c ea. .. $1.15, Troop 140 of the Boy Scouts will in England 27,613 combatant prison-i er:. of war and 30,525 civilian prison: ere, inonine L ; IS WHAT YOU WANT FOR | That Cold Linonine has an enviable reputation as a preventative for the serioys ailments that frequently follow la gripp and ¢olds. Even bronchial coughs yield to its great healing properties. . INDEPENDENCE FOR IRELAND, Brief Items. Miss Dorothy Silvernail is visiting with relatives in Hartford. The Imperial Entertainers will join with the Foresters' club in the cab- aret entertainment to be given at the opening of the firemen's fair in the Town hall on April 18. f Thomas Zaccheo has filed notice with the town clerk of his intention to sell his pool room on West Main street to Ralph Tacovazzi. The condition of Mrs. Rose Russell, who has béen seriously ill at her home ‘on East Main street for the past few weeks, is reported to be much improved. Mrs. Russell is now able to sit yp for several hours each day. \ SONERS IN ENGLAND. London, April 13.—The latest of- ficial figures show that there are now i BEST FOR LIVER, BOWELS, STOMACH, HEADACHE, COLDS Owing to the high ‘cost of all in-. gredients (over 1009 increase) we are obliged to raise the price, to take effect at once, as follows: 30c, 36¢ special, 60c and $1.20. All druggists recommend and sell Linonine. £ Don’t be bilious, constipated, sick, | jden, were present. with breath bad and stomach sour. from Waterbury, Hartford and Mer- |, % o iope- glad to give them work at her home. They showered her with many beautiful gifts, includ- Another Grass Fire. ing cut glass, bric-a-brac and pic- That the grass fire season has been PRl 7 opened with the usual rush was dem- This morning the Town hall en- tered the ranks of the patriotic when tures. A buffet lunch was served. a splendid American flag was thrown | EE—— THE POPULAR SHOE STORE The Choice Creations ip Women’ Exclusive style, beauty and original- ity combine to make our Women's Spring Footwear display a most beau- tiful spread. dios Hehing, butsing sad. Sitgured by ing, ane ' etzems, ringworm, or similar torment- jng skin-trouble, in s .warm bath with yesinol soap and a simple application of resinol ointment. The soothing, heal- There are Boots in handsome Dull or Kid leather, some made with col- ored tops. ¢ Beautiful ‘colored Kid Boots in Ivory, Grey, Champagne and Havana‘ Brown. Then the two-tone Boots in combi- nation with cloth tops in contrasting Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced. ‘Wake up withsyour head clear, stom- Miss Cassidy is the daughter of Mrs.{ onstrated again yesterday .when the Sara Cassidy and is employed as| services of the firemen were requested to aid in extinguishing a blaze in to t some brush on Broad street. A grass wlndhoew-brel:‘fis‘t I;;‘r:c‘:nh:n %3ur;ro:|ln E fire had been started and it got beyond 1in h Hai ana control of the women in the neigh- The et st e and borhood. There was danger that it | in placin, u:; otl u;e L moent would communicate to some of the iy St Bl oot et Physician Believes a Genuine Rem- | hyjldings and Chiei Norton was asked | Many of the people are strongly in edy for the Disease Has to send his men to protect the prop- | favor of the movement to take up a Been Found. arty. ropula‘: !“b”‘;‘ ption and purchase a Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism ‘While the chief is of the opinion e s 2. e BInced remedy sold by Clark & Brainerd Co. | that in a number of cases where the 5:"'"” e nv;a;‘r the central part of and all druggists, gives quicker and | services of the firemen have been so. the towr-h ile much favorable more lasting relief than other reme- | jicited, no real danger existed, he is tawiii :: T .:dhgn nn,he“d Abouputhe dies costing many times as much. a strong believer in safety first and T SRR B DY e bt i Rheuma passes the deadly poison- | ne considers it good judgment to ety a move toward starting ous secretions fnto the bowels and|take all precautions against permit- the subscription paper. If such . a kidneys, from which they are quickly | ting the spread of a rubbish blaze to paper- were started at once it would thrown off in a natural, healthy way. | property of value. e but s shortitineinefors; the amouiie Read what a reputable physician of eruption, even in | gevere and stubborn raised would be lar; ach sweet, breath right and feelin, Tax Collections Good. b 'ge enough t. - % & 3 e shades. t compare with any in the state. ness, constipation, furred tongue, sour | PI0° T employed in the manufacture | JoWed for the payment of taxes gone, Canvas. You need never hesitate to use resi- pol. It is a doctor’s prescription that has been used by other physicians for twenty years in the treatment of skin affections. It contains absolutely noth- that could injure the tenderest . Every d t sells resinol oint- mment and resinol soap. Resinol Soap . goothes tender skins and hel&‘ to make poor ‘complexions clear, fresh and vel- . yety, because it contains this resinol Latagt sto! h, bad colds. Clear your skin, Supper and Entertainment. brighten your eyes, quicken your step One, of the largest crowds that ever |and feel like doing a full day's work. attended a supper at the Kensington | Cascarets are better than salts, pills Congregational church turned out last | or calomel because they don't shock evening and enjoyed a splendid meal | the liver or gripe the bowels or cause served by the Ladies’ Aid soclety. Fol- | inconvenience all the next day. lowing the supper there was an en- Mothers should give cross, sick, tertainment in th® parlors at which | bilious, feverish children a whole | Prescribed.”—Dr. Lyons. George Beckett, sr., gave an. exhibi- | Cascaret anytime as they can not in. | _This should give any sufferer from tion of fancy drumming| Mrs. George | jure the thirty feet of tender bowels. '"““m‘u"“ confidence to try Rheuma. Collector W. J. Hemingway reports that the returns from the bills he has sent out have been entirely satis- factory. More than the usual amount has been collected to date, a result. due largely to the fact that the tax MAY WE SHOW YOU? rate this year is nineteen mills. Prosperous times enjoyed during the past two years have enabled prop- AIS HBERG The Shoem: &rty owners to put aside money t0 [B ey : oot their. tax obligations, Judsing | ASK THE CLEBK FOR S & H, GREEN STANPS PRICES $3.00 TO $8.00. of Rheuma, and I heartily recom- mend it as a remedy for all forms of rheumatism. I find Rheuma far in ad- vance of the methods generally em- ployed in the treatment of rheuma- tism, and altogether different in com- position from the remedies usually Then there are the new Pumps and Colonials in a variety 'of handsome patterns to choose from. o