New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1918, Page 2

nson D 69-171 Main Stree! CITY ITEMS sV eland’s. —advt r F tlos Pajamas $1.50 at $2.00 e Neck Why m ¢ neckwe: Besse s.—advt pu out the firemen. Stanley Quarter > at the north fternoon 112 Saturd a grass fire. Quality for less price advt. ires were ral hy zrass and Sunda vere called to ning. T e rk Saturdas h'm from Box was for ys more e Leland's.— 10 old, automobile driven zetti near his home saturday. His E Mrs. Pongetti idwife to tried g6 of performing a criminal on, this week In court. t to the police Mrs. Pon- ran in the by v aft- was by at in- i years street, who is be o police hat the boy auto. Incubators for sale. Rack- Park and Bigelow Sts.— soft collars in New 7arl & Wilson, at est line of Arrow and land’s—advt nas Croshy of the Bassett Ho- i the police Sunday that some- le coat and vest and $10 is room creens, best quality. Eddy Decorating Co.—advt. earth, dow s & ker shirts, best at Leland’s only on advt. arm from Box 332 called out department Sunday morning. ress in the house at 30 Orange 'was burned r-Rochester Clothes at 's only.—advt L Bo d to the poli to struck a ng it. ety Brand Clothes at Besse 's only, America’s recognized halke for young men.—advt. aid employed at W. W. Le- home on Harrison street be- greatly excited on Sunday and blice were called to take her to headquarters. It was thought s insane, Later she went home er husband. dren’s Hats and v, at Besse Leland’s Bess Harrison street bicycle yesterday, Caps, —advt. ANTS HUSBAND BACE. n Weeps Bitterly When Mayor 1s Her It Will Be Impossible. oman of forelgn birth visited Quigley at his office on Satur- nd tearfully begged him to get psband back to her. The wom- 1@ her husband sent to Devens February 27. She brmore =aid that her husband is ntly serding to her for money he cannot send it to him. She he visited a local lawyer and he foing to assist her, she thousght, se she gave him $5 but no re- have been accomplished. The b assured her that her husband, as been sent to Camp Upton, trom Camp Devens, will hardly charged just because she wants back of the last contingent of men went to Camp Devens have re ed from their smallpox and t thoculation and are getting to the more sertous business of ring for war. Last night a de- »f New Britaln men passed gh this city en route for Camp was on ELL-ANS solutely Removes Higestion. Druggists nd money if it fails. 25¢ on | s Roll ictions or 1 will go Mot the W forwa are Che b 30 Or street g1, Julius HerbeNt P., itors, Antoy Walkiel, Joseph] 101 Jakobowski, Cijester James, Raymond Janek, Raymond ., Janoz, Stanley, B0 Lee street Jartment; Louis ., Dewey St. Jasinski, Frank, 105 Broad street. Jelleski, Joseph < Jennings, Albert Edward J., 219 Maple street Roath e Lawlot Jesionka, Andrew Jezierski, Walter T, John, Sam, 28 Hartford Johnson, Algot Johnson, August Johnson, Carl street Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Edwin A., 176 Steel street. Johnson, E. Lecon Johnson, Harold E., Wooster street. Tohnson, Herbert Johnson, J. Harold, stre: Johnson, avenue Albert, 91 Hart Carl Clifford Hawkins John A John F., 178 Levine E. 3 Johnson, street, Johnson, Church et Johnson, street. Johnson, Stewart Tohnson, Theodor Jones, Charles F., Jones, Chas. P, Jones, Idward street Jones, Jone street Jones, William F. Joseph, Allerd Joseph, Solomon street. Jones, Bugene W., Jones, Paul Joyce, Bernard A, street. Joyce, Judd, Hil pring street. 139 A Church Wooster street 24 Washington James T, Ralph , 90 Lawlor street. Sargie, 39 Union 154 Cherry Philip J., 143 Cherr rank Alexander, street. 124 Cherry John. Kaczmarczyk, Voleslaw. Kacznicki, Anthony, 111 Silver St. Kabms, Paul, 165 Dwight St, Kaiser, Frank, 470 Arch Kalosauckas, Joseph Kaminski, Felix, 27 1-2 Sylvan Waterbury, Conn Kaminski, Joseph. Kane, Thomas. Kania, Stanle Kapillo, J. M Kardy, Paul rear. Karzienski, Tony Kasira, Benjamin Kasprow, Frank G Kaspar, Youlche Kasprian, Baba. Kelaher, James T., 194 So. Main St. Kellberg, Oscar, 546 Past Main St. Kelley, James T. Kelliher, John F., st. Kellogg, John Gordon Kelly, James A., 219 Kelly, James C., 184 st. Kelly, Wm. Kelly, Willlam C., 370 Washington st. Kemmerer, Harry, Kenefick, Frank D., Kenney, Joseph. Keough, Harry P. Kerin, John Kerrlgan, Thos. 728 Stanley Kewrk, John, 371 Main St. Kleffer, Frank S., 1 W \ Kiesewetter, Bdw., Vine Kiesewetter, Geo., 82 Vine St Kilduff, Wm. J., 47 Beaver St. Killam, Luther L., 93 Harrison St. Kiniry, James P., 200 East Main St. Kinkade, Geo. Dickinson, 18 Green- wood St. Kisluk, Joseph, 40 Grove St Kobus, Franciszek. Kokoszka, Matthew C Kolodney, Alfred, 81 Kolosky, BEdward F. Koncewlicz, Leon, 80 Koplowitz, Henry, Kordal, Paul Kordek, Frank Koroszcuskl, John Kaosilko, Stephen, 10 Gold street Kosinskl, Alexander. Koslowskl, Boleslaw. Koslowski, William, 303 High street. Kovdys, Simon. Kowal, Frank. Kowalezyk, Joe Kowalczyk, Leon Kowalenok, Sergey. Koylowski, Juliu Kazak, Andrew. Kozlowski, Boleslaw, street. Kozlowski, Wladislaw, 110 Gold St \ve. 98 Commercial Vine ¢ Washington 12 Maple St 13 Summer St. Broad silver St Dwight St 21 Sliver street. 17 Horace street A. PINKUS, Eyesighg, Specialist , and Manufacturing Optician. EXAMINATIONS ARE FRER en Lennes Duplicated. , 306 Main St. "Phone 570 Satisfaction Guaranteed Kranowitz, Louis H.,, 218 North street, Kranzit, John P., 110 Sexton Krasian, Joseph. Kraus, George E., 71 Rhodes street. Kraus, John Fred, 71 Rhodes street. Krauss, Willlam, 242 Main street Krieger, Gustave, 600 Arch street Kriessig, Oscar. street. r Bu- rded printed Church | St. Lifts the Lid on the Which are ats Tifted the World Knox Style and Over Knox Quality are as different from cheap imitations as gold is from eilt; as a genulne gem is from synthetic sapphire; as a blooded racehorse is from a carthorse as your own haiv is from a wi Knox Derbics, Soft Hats and Silk Hats, 1918, ready for yovr cultured appre- Spring are tion. Exclusive Representatives in T PAYS TO BUY OUR RIND. ¥3-99 Asylum St., Connecting With 140 Tenmbull HARTFORD, St. Kriscao, John Krystof, Michael, Silver 0, John, 182 High street Kubilius, Frank, 43 Franklin street Kule Stanislaw, 1 Grove street Kulecik, Stanislaw, 153 Glen street. Kulik, Stephen. Kulis, Anthony, 3 Kulmacz, Stanley, Kulukaskas, Frank, street. Kup S0 strect. Hartford 133 Broad 134 Ave. street. Winter Robert Emil, 43 Woodland Kutowicz, Alfonso I. Kwasowski, Josef, 30 Gold street. street. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINT (Tablets.) 1t stops the Cough Headache and works off the Cold. W. GROVE'S signature on cach box. 200, TRENCH TOOLS HADE HERE Landers, Frary & Clark Finishes Big Contract For Government and Works On Gas Masks, Some of the manutactured Clark's factory s masks and war at consis| equipment being of par of also trench tools. The mes for the eye shades comprise the mask order. The amount of ! the contract 1id to be considerable and the order is now being fillec The trench tools enjoy a seemingly innocent name and many who have scen them, however, they are regarded as a most deadly weapon They aro not used for digging trencli- es but are supplied to troops for | when they go “over the top.” fit onto the hands in much the manner s knuckles. They are fitted with razor-like blades. A blow with them will place the enemy on the receiving end on the casualty list. The order for them has been filled. gas by hey ame DEMOCRATS GETTING BUSY. The democratic town will meet this evening in Judge Mangan's office to talk politic As vet the situation among the demo- crats is very unsettled. Although D Martin has said that he would leved tl do likewise and when committeo W. F. t Joseph M. Halloran would if given the opportunity he city convention is held some surprises may be in store. Conncilman W. J. Lenehan of sixth ward is not expected to seek r nomination and as he never saw to attend the council meetings successor will have to be secured. fit his | Take the Clothes You Are Now Wearing to the Red Cross Rooms on Court Street for the Belgians. We Have a New Lay- out Already for You, Except the Shoes. { | 1 Wilsan's HORSFALL’S} = : SIX MONTHS Landers, Frary & | accept the nomination, it is be- | the | WE SPECIALIZE ON METAL AND BEAVER BOARD FOR CEILING AND SIDE WALLS. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR DOING WORK. CALL OR PHONE 359. THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 3 and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE Painters, Decoratars and Sign Makers unination 1 Miss Attorney Reniski deni with Calleri an Calleri pla her shoulder as if posing Corroborative t urrence in T Iso denied that is hand on or a mony o was pictur ANNGYING A GIRL oce the studin Callerj nse and lan He the erely iven by Gerdaitis the stand his own Sentence Imposed on Calleri Tor .ol el Third Offense ' out in de he sign her. d in a ting ¢ Thon Traflic Officer snapped arrest her for tried to fin, He Supernume Officer nicl Cosgrove, who He s on M day afternoon, making an of him Haber four gl s 0 $7 and $10 When Mrs. husband in police court off hier hat learning that being hite also) For offensive conduct voung girl, Paul Calleri tenced months in ja James T. Meskill in morning. It W a similar nature Calleri ault Reniski, who worked shop with Calleri and sight, testified that on Saturday she went into Charles Gerdaitis' photo studio on Beaver strcet to get her father's mail. Calleri came in a few minutes later and inquired about a picture. He grabbed her by the arm and she called for ance. The police were called towards was to six il by Ju police court s his third offen The charge ag Miss Mar; in the knew him hv this assisting treet Sun said it on fined he did ime cider. He was Rud oners’ her after took and, pay wp- him was mon the p saw pen this and morning she fired it at him, o was ordered to fine of 7 for drunkenne: pealed to the judge 1o have placed on probation Sentence l I [ | I a ass and Caller Our label in a N exhibition | took 'POLISH COMMISSION COMING ! ::::.arch: | | | | i | [ | | BE CLOTHING HOUSE The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes We guarantee that our clothes will be all wool because that wears the best and lasts the longest; that the tailoring will be careful and enduring; that the dyes will be fast and lasting. We guarantee that clothes made by us will not need to be replaced soon; that they will be completely satisfactory to you in every re- spect; and that they will be economical of the country’s resources of materials and labor. uit is a pledge small thing te look for, but a big thing to find art Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers BE CLOTHING HOUSE The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes CHAS. DILLON & CO. HA RTFORD. Easter Millinery HUNDREDS OF SMART AND EXOLUSIVE STYLES IN TRIMMED DRESS HATS $5.00 $7.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 $18.00 wish to remind that is almost here, indecislon must give way to certainty if you are to have your hat in time. The wise woman will not tarry on the way, but will come Dillon & Co. where she will find the best hat obtainable at the price she has in mind to pay. HERE YOU WILL VIEW HATS FOR ALL OCOASIONS Smart and Swagger Tailored H ats, Costume Hats, quaint and charming Afternoon Hats, sweeping and pictur- esque Dress Hats. of choice Hats each chosen for some $6.00 $9.00 $20.00 Again ster we you to Chas. dashing and rakish Hundreds especial type of worn Trimmed Little Toques laden with flowers, others with wings or quills Tulle the lends its Hats softness to large Hats with lovely curves and to small impartially. Sailors and Mushrooms, Saucy Tams all of quality, style that are had work- seldom Hats at these moderate prices. manship in h patriote of the present He i3 of the nobility, his | title being that of prince, and he is ia direct descendent of the late King Abroad | Stanislaws Poniatowski, the last ruler of Poland. According to the tentative plans, {the commission will arrive here be- | tween 4 and 5 o’clock on April 2 and will be met at the station by a dele- gation comprising all the Polish or- ganizations in the city as well as oth- ers. There will be a parade through the center of the city to thé Bacred Heart school where a mass meeting will be held and the visitors will de- liver their meswage to the city. Distinguished Visitors From Will Be in This City on Tucsday, | April 2, New Britain Polish people, as well as the officials of the city, are mak hg preparations to entertain distin- guished guests on Tuesday, April 2, | when the Polish commission which is handling the interests of Poland in| Irance will stop off at this city on | its tour of the United States. In this | commission are Major Joseph Koz- lowski, Captain Jan Henryk \\f‘agner,; Captain Stanislaw Grocki, Colonel Jo- | zef Poniatowski and Dr. B. Zielinski. The last named is inspector of re-| Mt. Bt. Joseph’s seminary, Hamilton cruiting for the Polish Legion and | Heights, Hartford, for the Easter re- Colonel Poniatowski is on of the :cess, Misses Mary White, Mary Magnell and Moylan Conlon are home from l of this—a Il