New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1917, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN I ‘THE CURRAN DRY G0ODS (0. Our GreatMay White Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning Extraordinary Values in All Departments ~Saturday Will Be Ready-to-Wear Day Mmmmammflmmufi-mémuflulwwufienlndmlsws in Coats and Suits. A beautiful line of one-plece Silk, Satin and Wool Dresses. . Awumu':nmm&.s's.gs , ana $7.98 For Stout £l DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 77, 1017, Now is Just the Tinve to Do That Papering and Painting. Interior Work A fine time to renovate your rooms with fresh paint and wall paper. We Are Ready to Estimate on all necessary exterior painting for the early sprin A large supply of Varnishes, Floor. Stain, grughesg. THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 3and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE 3 \ J. M. HALLINAN, INC. 142 Main Street 8 SR Y SATURDAY'’S Specials in BAKERY will include our full line of/ COFFEE CAKES, WREATHS, STULLERS and BATH BUNS. Don’t do HOME BAKING. at the present high prices. We can save you money on all your BAKERY SUPPLIES. RICH and TENDER HOME MADE PIES, 20c and 25¢ each. AMERICAN HOSIERY UNDERWEAR “No better in the World” Is sold by those retailers who are willing to pay the price for underwear that will satisfy the expectations and meet the full require- ments of the man who demands the best. Horsfall’s has always adhered to the policy of having everything wanted in high grades of Men’s Apparel and everything the best of its kind—and AMERICAN. HOSIERY UN- DERWEAR is a good example of our high- grade wearables at moderate prices. $1.50 upward. - Horstulls F PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND SOOP ASYLUM ST Cennecting with |40 TRUMBULL 88 . WARFTORD HUMAN CYCLONE IN [ W=oomve mes — | v Suits and Coats g3 | ' Wo have a full 'line of Coats and Suits for stout women in all' the popular styles and Materials " with the same graceful lines as shown in garments for the miss of sixteen. Perhaps it is something in CAKES, Come in and Select one from our large assortment. All kinds and prices, NEED OF EXERCISE|.... .. . o on Husband No. 1 Meeting No. 2 | |1 > Women's Fine Tallored Suits. Wonder- ful VAIUES B .ccvcoccocrioroene f Women's Coats in.an Endless variety for that you pay $8.50 elsswhere for. ‘:M:illine.ry Sale 5 Extraordinary Awmumy-b-mmufipm "5.98, '7.98, '9.98, 12,98 You can save 30 te 50 per cent. on any Coat or Sult you buy here during the Special offering. m’nmmhmh-n-sl 98!7!' ‘dreds,, TOR .....cocceasecnce o . | Big Stock of Muslin " Underwear Marked at very low prices for this White Sale. Many items much less than you can get the ¥ material for. A big assortment of fine Nain-- $9.98 $4.98 GENUINE GLUTEN BREAD, for your HEALTH'S SAKE. BOSTON BROWN BREAD. ECLAIRS and CREAM PUFFS Vi s \ DELICATESSEN Suppliies of all kinds are to be obtained at this BUSY COUNTER. & All our SALADS made with our own HOME MADE MAYON- NAISE DRESS_IXG. which gives that JUST RIGHT TASTE, POTATO SALAD, TUNA FISH SALAD, MACARONI, VEGE- TABLE and FRUIT SALADS. % COFFEE, JELLIES, JAMS, PICKLES,~OLIVES, all kinds of FANCY CANMED FISH, CANNED VEGETABLES, and ITALIAN OLIVE OIL. ST TTALIAN OIL is scarce, but we have a supply we bought ahead 80 you can profit by it. The finest OIL for DRESSINGS, COOKED MEATS and COLD MEAT SPECIALTIES. FRANK- FORTS and BOLOGNAS, . \ When It's Too Late, Unwillingness to be respongible for her husband finding himself in tfe plight of an Enoth Arden and be- Is Amested cause she does not want to have the |- Because, aocording to testimony be- | possibility of being contronted with a fore Judge James T. Mesk! n i . Bpector of the ftar she has talen court today, money was refused hi | J"apcong trip to the altar, comppise for good and sufficient reagons last munu for Mrs, Josie Wilskas night when he demanded it from his pting a precautionary policy in de- . | termining definitely whether her hus- wife, William Masonis took upon him. band, who d d Bow two ago, | self the principal roje in lively moving | really went to & tragic end under the » pletures of a miniature Kansas cyclone | wheels of a railroad train at' Jersey at his home at 1363% Winter strest|City, N. J, as was reported to her. and provided plenty of action with se- | Becayge .she views the Teport of the rious results to considerable furniture | purported desth with sispicion and and parts of the building before Po- | yninks it may be a subterfuge of the But He Picked Wrong Place and liceman Meddrick Perry arrived mkmhmskimwnm combinations at .........ccoeecci00i0n 79 That are cheap at $1-25, (A J in|one whose name she bears to free hasty response to emergency COm-|pimeelt from irksome matrimonial Pplaints. Not only was considerable | pongs and, at the same time, escape - We will offer you Hats tomorrow, Y ‘worth $3.98 to $4.30, at ..., | Extra ~Infants’ and - Children’s Wear A lin Undergarments, Rompers, Play Suits jand Hoslery, all specially priced Tor this sale- 5 / \ ] Our Shirt Waist Dept. Offers Most Interesting Bargains Shirt Waists specially priced for, this salo At That are worth 89¢c. . Regular $1.50 Shirt Waists now selling at 87c I Other Good Values at 97c, $1.19 $1.69 Silk Waists at "Amotmew Novelty Waists selling at 980 'LADY GRAY CHOCOLATES Il $1.75, $2.49 ™ $2.98 that are worth shuch more. That are worth $1.50. d-Values in,';: G " Knit Underwear and ‘Hosiery ‘Women's ‘Silk Boot Hose, 39c value Spe- ‘Women’s fine Lisle finished Unign Sults, 59¢ value special at .. R Women’s Ribbed Vests, large size, worth Men’s Wear Men's Negligee Shirts, the kind that sell at ' $1.00. Special at .......... Men’s Fine Cotton Night S Men’s Fancy Madras Pajamas, $1.50 value, special at .. Extraordinary Values in Wash Goods Fancy Striped Skirtings, 50c value. Ex- tra special, yard Fancy White Skirtings, 58¢ and 50c values, A big assortment of White Fabrics for Walstings ' and Suitings. 39c and 50c values, special at 250 Extra Good Values Sheetings, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads, Table » Towels, Napkins, Long Cloth, Lawns, Curtains, and Curtain Materials, specially low priced for this sale. 25¢c 39¢ 11c 69c 49¢ 29¢ / For Friday You no doubt know that these sold at 60c a box, so you will this is that we shall offer. fine quality and put up in a sealed box to preserve their perfect rity and freshness. Each box contains an assortment of no less | 20 different kinds of delicious chocolates. Our special price of - — DRUG 00, for Friday and Saturday, ICKINSO ! City Items » Your Silk Hat for Sunday’s parade is here. Conn, Mat Co.—advt. Wonderful walues in tailored wool suits, one-fourth the original: prices; bringing ‘many of ..them to $22.50. The Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Prattstreet, Hartford.—advt. . T " Mrs. E. 8. Alling of Stamford is lthe guest of her parents, Policeman jand Mrs. Charles M. Johnson of 339 Chestnut street. ‘Waists in Voile, Batiste, Crepe-de- i Chine, for $1.95, $2.75, $4.50; values ifrom $2.50 te $7. Buckley and -Co., 212 Trumbul} St, Hartford.—advt: Indianalo council, No. 19, D. of" P. will hold a special meeting ;this even- ing in Judd’s hall. ~ ‘We clean and block Men's and Ladies’ Panamas now. Conn Hat Co. —advt. high-class Chocolates are al- appreciate what a wonderful - These Chocolates are of exceptional- The Altap soclety, composed of young women members of the parish, was the winner of the handsome American flag for the most popular soclety at the recent bazar of the church of St. John the Evangelist. Key workers visited the home ot Yackim Kilil at 63 Grove street yes- terday, according to a complaint filed 108101 Don't forget that box of “SATURDAY SPECIAL CANDY. Regular 50 a 1b, quality, for 29c a Box on Saturday only. Al our CANDIES madc Of the best materidls in fine, CANDY SHOP. FRESH GRATIED COCOANUT It's the . CLEAN KISSES and HAYSTACKS, RAMELS, FUDGE, GUM DROPS, SALTED NUTS. Get the CANDY HABIT, it's a good one, | & OUR STORE 1S CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY. WE HAVE DISCONTINUED THE MANUFACTURE OF ICE CREAM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ' HALLINAN'S CASH STOREI 142 MAIN STREET - / at police headquarters, and robbed a trunk of about $18. The trunk was also opened with a key. Klil also reported that two razors, property of Paul- Bruemmer, a roomer, Wwere stolen. Several matters of importance were discussed at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday aft- efnoon. The directors will probably nleet next Monday or Tuesday. The Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H.. ‘will hold the regular meeting at 7:30 o’clock this evening in Electric hall followed by a whist, the proceeds of which will be donated to the Red Cross. Mrs. patriotic selections. The New Britain lodge of Elks will hold a socia]l and danceg in the Wash- ington street home Thursday evening, May 10. The committee arranging the event consists of William Sloan, chairman; Charles C. McCarthy and I' Bassett Mordecai. iexington lodge, I. O. O. F.,, ob- served the ninety-eighth anniversary of the founding of the order Ilast night with a supper in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. Members of Phoenix and Lex- ington lodge were guests. The First and South churchés held a union service at the First church chapel last evening when Miss Hiwalle of India told of the missionary work that is being done in the far east. The office girls at the Stanley Rule and Level company will give a dance in Booth's hall tonight. New Britain council, 0. U. A. M, iconferred the third degree on three candiddtes last night. On next Thurs- day night two candidates will take the second degree. The Center street water main broke last night. Repairs wére made by the iater department. ‘The public amusement cammission met at 4:30 o'clock yesterday and made plans for utilizing six play- grounds this summer. Tentative plans for the season were discussed. The commission will meet again within a week. \ An elaborate theater organ, costing $10,000 and furnishing music equal to a sixteen plece orchestra, is being in- stalled at Keeney’'s theater. The management hopes to have it com- pleted so as to give a concert on Sun- day evening. | M. T. Crean will sing | l Events Tonight —— High class photo draima, Fox's the- ater. Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater. : 5 Smith school P. and T. assoclation, annual meeting. Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H., meets in Eleectric hall. Comstock Encampment meets in Jr. 0. U. A. M. hall, Court Columba, D. of C., meets in Electric hall. Stanjey Rule and Level office girls dance, Boeth's hail. L HORSHES ARE GONE. Last Fire Department Equines Sold to Southington Man. ‘With the exception of the reserve horse-drawn steamer, supply wagons and aerial truck, reminders of New Britain fire department before the era of motorization are gone, the sole pair of horses owned by the city for. fire protective purposes having been dis- posed of by Chairman Edward G. Babicock of the safety:board to Ed- ward Welch of Southington. Holding the reins over the handsome pair of grays for-the last time, Driver Rich- ard Harnett, their guide in many a thrilling run over the city streets, will deliver his charges to their new own- er today. For the first time since the inauguration of the metropolitan de- partment, the city owns no horses for drawing fire apparatus. (All ap- paratus in regular service is of the motor type. In case of emergency, arrangements have been made to hire korses from the Walker stables. By vote of the -safety board, Chairman Babcock was authorized to dispose of the horses, as soon as a satisfactory price could be secured. No provision for their keep more than a month over the end of the fiscal year was made in the annual requisition to meet department expenses. ‘| pay envelope weekly to Probation Of- furniture damaged. according to the | ,eiple prosecution, Mrs. Wilskas has tm&m‘“onny, bet Siline. ceols SenabIe Lked :h’o police to comunicate with on several windows, xnocking them | n, New Jersey authorities and re- g, out, sashes, glass and other adjuncts. | ceive official motification of the supr et pelioyien ge up stairs R but soon William was on her trail. Be- m:f ;1":}.:. ap:;:%od:;‘;ptr;: t‘rlp 1o fore he got far he became suspiclous | o altar anottier having Wooed and that police interference was on the | 5, ner. ‘But he must wait until‘she Way and decamped to a Hartford ave- |y ows whether she is a widow ar a nue saloon. He was correct In his|jeuerreq wife, | She feels that being a suspiclons for Polieeman Perry arrived | ;40w {5 'no reason ‘why she should soon after he left, took up the trall |, .0 ggain’ marry but she does not in- and préved his Nemesis as he eaught | ;o3 ¢5' run the possibility of having L e niaseyin Ehe esioen two husbands afive, even if one keeps Not only did William “do things” | ;s whereaboyts unknown and never lul'- nifl;:‘ but he 1;n»wea obstinate and |y oirors her sulky tl morning. Absolutely re- Crugeda . y s o fusing the opportunity to regain his |, 11 lt:l:: hulh;:l m:n&fl’rcl:'u;y “ort freedom by agreeing to turn over his |, "ypout two years ago and she has never heard from him since then. A letter was recefved by her- ‘May /18, o 1916, from “Tony Barasas” to the effect that her husband had gone under the wheels of a raliroad train at Jersey City three days before, rneetln( instant death. But just the 3 ficer Bdward C. Connolly, he insisted that/he would rather go to jail than to not have the enjoyment of handling his earnings himself without interfer- cnce and supervigion. He was accom- modated and ten days in jail each were imposed for intoxication and breach of the peace. However, he repented be- Aore Judse Meskill left the building, asked to again have the opportunity to make a selection and agreed to sabide by the dictates of the court relative to his pay envelope. Slept in Hallway. suspicion and prevent search for him. Even though he was down to one {ghe sajd that she would call at po- lone dime, not enough to pay for a [jice headquarters frequently to learn bed, Anthony Puchola, formerly of 89 hat response is made by the New Orange street, insisted upen sleeping | yersey authorities. g at the Stanley building last night. He testified that he had.been occupying a room in a lodging house ther‘e. pafir- ing twenty-five cents a night for the t privilege. Last night, being “broke,” | Mrs, Emily Goslin Secks $500 From and unable to have his bed for use, he Son-in-Xaw, decided to use the haliway and bliss- Asking remuneration of $600 u fully went into the land of dreams. 2 1 All ‘went well until about 11:30 when |the claim that she has taken care of past i Policeman Michael Massy and Frank | the defendant’s child for the R. Hahn discovered his prostrate form. | 3,00 vears without pay, Mrs. Emil: Thirty days in jail for vagrancy and flulin,y throwsh Attorney . Rumi’l sleeping In place not made and Pro- ygnj, ‘hay brought action sgainst her vided for such purnoses were imposed. | Lo, iy 1ot Touis Borland, the papers Charged with theft An breaking into | {000 CRE J00 8 SOFENs T B e a Beaver street store Wednesday nisht | o Mondsy: of naxt- month. Mrs, Borland, daughter of the plaintiff, through a rear window and stealing about $22, John Dunbar, aged 12, of 78 W18 thres: years g0 andi#inss thetll it is contended, the mother-in-law Beaver street was committed to the State School for Boys at Meriden, De- took ehange of the ohill sel hes Sl ed as foster mother in providing for it. ' reported death from an unidentified person was not satisfactory to her ang - she wrote for more particulars. Her letter and: others remained un. answered and she is suspicious that “Tony” may have been her. husband SUES FOR CARE OF CHILD. |, tective A. J. Richardson testified that aumerous complaints have been re- ceived lately about the conduct of Dunbar, e seems to have no parental HART DDNA’!'E? LAND, supervision and it appears as if some- & thing must be done to control him. | Win Let Boy Scouts Use Twelve Acres The boy did not enter any marked ob- | - o jection to the plans nor seem to be on ‘West Main Street. visibly affected by the judgment. His Twelve acres of land west of the companton, Michael Gozita, aged-elev- | pi.cic Rock bridge, owned by William H. Hart, has been donated by the en years, of 84 Beaver street was. placed in custody of Probation Officer ! S Connolly for an indefinite period. All | Boy Scouts' of New Britain by Mr "% b‘utl a small proport;ox;):f t!'m n;:n;y Hart for garden purposes. Further- stolen was recovere tective Rich- ¥ A ‘more Mr. Hart has-agreed to have the ardson finding it stored In a cigar box land plowed and will also furnish cached under some loose planking in Aabtd the attic of the Putnam boy's home. ‘;‘d‘“ & ?lh'":‘:“"o;":c;"::" "l‘f‘"}‘l”“’ Joséph Gradiski of 48 Millard street, | 2194 €850 HHO Lttt s whose name was presented by Mr. A prize of $25 in casfi has ‘bedh Connolly ch: mnolly charged with violation of offered for' the troop of sebiits obtalth probation, was reported to be em- ploved in a Hartford hotel. Judge |IN8 the best crop from their garden during the summer. Meskill directed that close supervision BELL-ANS be kept over his conduct and that he be brought in and locked up, if he does not behave properly and to the ?.l:lsolutely Removes ndigestion. Onepackage provesit. 26cat all druggists. satisfaction of the probationary au- thorities. Come early Tuesday evening ta the dance given by Troop 10, Boy Scouts of America, at Booth’s hall, and enjoy some good dancing to the music of Lynch’s orchestra.—advt. > or a confederate in his scheme to allay n@ X A