New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1918, Page 2

ROTECT Blankts, Suits, istcrs and Auto Coats from d other Insects. 3$ CEDAR 24 37 .80 1.05 1.30 1.60 2.00 r Bags, 24x50, $2.25. pr Bags, 24x60, $2.50. Chests, $1.50, —~THE— son Drug Co. =171 Main Street ITY ITEMS Rollinson of 733 Asylum .rtford, reported that his b was stolen from Wash- et, last night ice received a complaint that a buff colored spaniel R at $350 and belonging to k Zwick was missing. It later. Leather Louis Heel Oxfords, dern Boot Shop, 168 Main vt. Coholan mformed the po- ght that he observed an ITbell's corner and he was deserted. When the ved on the scene they owner there. bntaining hats and belong- ard Sheehy of Bristol was city vesterday. The police | Disfigured Ringworms and Sore. Itched Caus- to Be Cross and Fret- . Cuticura Healed. Purer, Sweeter, For kin Troubles Than Cuticura. girl had ringworms on her hey kept coming until she n her head. The eruption ped and sore, and itched 1o be very cross and fretful. as disfigured and her hair t in places as large as a ece. Cuticura Soap and Oint- isement and I bought them. e week her head was all Signed) Mrs. John Ken- D. 3, Bethel, Maine, June ined a clear healthy skin f Cuticura, keep it clear by oap for all toilet purposes touches of Ointment as ticura Soap is ideal for the because so mild, so deli- freamy. Free by Mail. Address ra, Dept. R, Boston. ip 25¢. Ointment 25 0st- ater for Headaches veryone should drink br with phosphate efore breakfast. any kind, is caused by pn—which means self- ver and bowel poisons pucked into the blood, mph ducts, excite the mps the blood so fast in the smaller arteries e head produecing vio paln and distress. You become nervous, k, feverish and mis- eals sour and almost Then you resort to irin or the bromides ily relieve but do not of these irritating bt water with a tea- | LY Hiedoed e | | Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated | estone phosphate in breakfast for awhile, sh these poisons from i cure you of head- leanse, purify and re alimentary canal acist for a equarter ne phosphate. It less as sugar, and except for a sour- i8 not unpleasant. feeling bes or you wake up with eath or have colds, hisness, canstipation pach, begin the phos- r cure to rid your nd poisons. and it is claimea {nu flush out your if .70 | | WAR BUREAU ROLL " GOMPLETED TODAY ‘Now Up to the Public to Make, It Accurate Today the Herald concludes the by the iWar Bureau. time the public is advised and quested to call up the War Bur and advise that office of any ¢ omissions or corrections neces | make this honor roll complete accurate, for it is only through co-operation of the people that a list can compiled. Name hundreds of men in the service been handed in, but there of other local men who have and no notice has heen made include men boarding here, | near relatives to look after their in- terests, as well as others whose friends and relatives have neglected to do this. Following the conclusion of the honor roll: o Taisher, Paul P., Tallock, William. Tanculski, Peter, Tanguay, Arthur, street. Tanguay, street. Tantorski, Tasinski, Frank. Taslakian, Bedros. Tatheos, Sam. Tattersall, J. ., Tausania, Nick street. Tauskl, Bollck Taylor, Fdgerton, 45 Walnut street. Taylor, Sherman A., 15 West Pearl stroet. Terwilliger, Willis. Thoma, Frederick street. Thompson, street. Thom pson, street Thompson, Ernest, Thompson, Harold C. Thompson, John, hurner, Conrade Meadow avenue. ‘Tkaczk, Nicholas, Todzia, Joseph P. Tompkins, Garwood & Toner, Edward Toomey, Edmond J. Toomey, James J Topa, John, 269 High street. Topa, Paul W., 269 High street. Torin, Joseph, Lawlor street. Traceski, Charles T., 80 Jubilee street. Traceski, street. Traceskl, | street. | Traceski, Thomas, Trzaska, Joseph. Trzasko, Flate, Tuliv, Walter H., 10 Lawlor street. Turek, Joseph, 148 Grove street Tuttle, Harold, 23 Cedar street. Tuttle, Merwin H. 109 Winthrop street Tuverson Main street Tyler, Frederi Tyna atreet For the last rrors, to and the such of be h, are scores enlisted These without 401 Church street Silver street. Chestnut Edward, 638 No. Stanley Stanley M. 12 Cherry Papa, 351 street. Park W., 41 Smith Baden P., B85 Trinity Benjamin, 49 Sexton J., Shuttle 623 Main street. Gabriel F., 47 Jubllee Stanley 80 Jubilee Jubilee street. Dalbert W., 626 Woest ™ Tchalik. Stanley B.. 179 Reaver\St. Thlig. Max R., 054 Greenwood St Unwin, George 192 North St Tames Tony, T 35 Stiver v Johnstone, Robert ., Vangel, Krisco. Vasques, Paul, Veley, Delbart Veley, Wilbert Venberg, Conrad F., Dix St Vensavitch, Stanley. Vensel, Frank F. Vogel, Walter Wm., W Wagner, Albert F. Wallen, Kenneth B 8 Maple S Wallen, Theodore C., 258 Maple Walsh, Wm., Bassott St Ward, Oliver S. Ware, Fred. 282 Warner, George A., Warren, Timothy B., rift St. | "Waters, Samuel Watson, Thomas. Wehalik, Stanley B, Weare, Charles H 2 Arch Werne, Wm. (., Hotel Bassett Weitlecky, Vincent J., 144 Grove St. Weld, Gardner C., 43 Park Place. Weliniski, Milton S., 146 Hartford Ave. Wencel, Fred, 111 Cleveland St. Wessels, Clarence, 55 Winthrop St. Wetmore, A. Corbin Whaples, Frederick Ustach, St 159 Maple St 159 Maple St. Vance, Vance, 234 Chestnut 23 Prospect St st 45 Arch .St 38 Sheffield ¢ 210 Glen St Arch St 18 Cedar 330 No. St. Bur- 280 Main St St. 1 Fast St. e ~ ACLEAR COMPLEXION | Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes —Most Women Can Hgavey | | Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known ) Ohio Physician | scores of women for liver and bowel | ailments. During these years he gave to I | his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards” Olive Tablets. You will know them by | their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a normal | action, carrying off the waste and poison- ous matter in one’s system. | If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly for a time | and note the pleasing resuits, Thousands of women as well as men | take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the suc- | cessful substitute for calomel—now and hen just in the pink of condition. printing of the honor roll as compiled Willlam J Wiecsorek, Frank I Wieliezko, John Wiezbicki, Felix. | Wieczbowski, Jan, Wilcox, Ernest C. Wilcox, Leroy Henry, st i Wilhelm, Wickson, 164 Grove St. 12 Fairview James L., 110 Rockwell Tohn, Brond St . Thomas, 90 Grove St. Williams, Arthur M., 90 Franklin | Square Williar Williz st. Williams, Williski, Willys, St Wilson, Wilson, St. Winkle. Jacob, 81 Wisk, Valentine, Witkin, Charles Im St Witkin, Harr Elm St | Wissotmiersky, Konstanty Wood, 21. Clife St Woyaz, Szezepan, 83 Orange St Wunsch, Herman O. Wright, John, 77 Linden St Wright, Thom: Linden St. 178 Tred P., 31 Harold T.., Fmmons Pl 109 Winthrop Joseph, 10 Broad St William Tionel Chester, 55 Trinity Frederick Lonis Tdwin, 86 Francis Church St 143 Grove St Robert, Benj. Silver St Peter. Yacensey, Yankawski, Yaps, Mike. Yauck, John, Young, Joseph Hurlburt St. William, 20 William 56 Broad St. Z/ Zadroski, Steven, 370 Elm St. Zakszewski, Anthony Zalewski, John. Zambreski, Valentine. Zambreski, Walter. Zamewski, William. Zanke, George, 105 Cleveland St Zapert, Joseph, 111 Grove St. Zdanuk, Martin, 40 Gold St. Zobrowsky, Alex, 164 Grove St. Zega, Stanley. Zenabi, Frank, 178 Oak St Zendezecik, Stanislaw Zendzranoski, Louls, 87 Gold St. Ziember, Frank, 173 Winter St. Zimmerman, Charles F., 218 Arch St. Zimmienrez, Wadislaw, burt St. Zisk, Zwicl, St. Ywan, Frank, 15 Hurl- 48 Woodland St. 260 Washington Henry, George W., BUYS STAMPS T0 KEEP FAGTORY UP Decron Sarkesian Pfoves Himsell Real Nephew of Uncle Sam Factory Thrift Stamp sales show a notable improvement during the week except in the case of Russell & Er- win and Beaton and Cadwell, which still persist in making goose egg re- ports each week. In reporting the sales of the Skin- ner Chuck Co., a week ago, through a misunderstanding the total sales to aate were put at §190 too much. Tn order not to reduce the standing of the company in making the report this weelk, an appeal was made to the agents who are selling the stamps to make an extra effort so the total this weelk would reach last week ong figur As a result of the ex- offort were made to Decron Sarkesian for 3500 worth of the stamps, so the company instead of having to move down a peg went forward $391. Mr. Sarkesian’s pa- triotic action was highly appreciated by the whole body of emploves. The publicity manager of the campaign will be glad to receive any further erroneous reports from any of the shops, if they are corrected in this sort of fashion The factory standing follows: Per Capita Total Sales Sales five sales Minor & Corbin Box Co . e Fafnir Bearing Co. Unlon Mfg. Co. National Spring ot B New Britain anincRcIo NN The Stanley Works . Stanley Rule Level Hart & Skinner Hart & Landers, Clark i Traut & Hine F. J. Flannery Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. P. & American orth & Judd .. r Shirt Co. Vulean Iron Works Corbin Screw Corp Russell & Frwin Tzeaton & Cadwell Bed M Chuc . Corbin Hosiery 1 1 i 1 . & C. PUBLISHES PAPER. i | Universal Mirror, For Men in the Ser- vice, Makes Initial Appearance. The Universal Mirror, pap: | published by landers, Frary Clark & [in the interests of its employes in the to the Work at the appes interesting mag- Stanle: Stanley Works, and rice, similar published its first newsy and [ | has made anc | @ bright, Lazine, It will be sent to all employes [in the service and contains pertinent 1m\~ of news of particular interest to them. Contained in this first issue 'nr’ the Mirror are three obituary no- former employes who have i th while in the service. They 1 Private James Rouillard of Com- killed in France; Private An- ton Jaintonis, of Company I, killed tices of et ¢ are pany T2 WE SPECIAL BEAVER BOA THE JOHN HAGARTY FAILS T0 WIN RE-ELEGTION Democrats Successful in Hartiord —Gleason Swamps Smith Hartford, April 3. failed when, —Mayor Frank at re-election yeste after one of the votes cast Richard A. was elected mayor by a 452. John A. Gleason, the demo- cratic candidate for town and clerk, was swept into office with an avalanche of votes over Henry F Smith, the incumbent, with a phuralty of 3.200. Smith, who is a native Germany, was one of the chief i of the campaign. Mayor-elect Kin- sella, who was defeated by Mayor Hagarty two years ago, polled less votes than on the previous occasion, Lut the democrats were active terday and managed to get out Vote. Other candidates on the democratic ticket were elected in the clean sweep. Frank S Cushman defeated Charles E. Olmstead for marshal. Treasurer Charles H. Slocum, Con- troller Charles H. Robins and Collec- tor Otts J. Hart, republicans, were endorsed by the democrats, making their success assured before election. The board of selectmen will con- sist of three democrats and two re- publicans. First Selectman Halsey B. Philbrick, who has been on the board for many vears, polled the least number of votes, and retires from the board. J. T. Clancey, by virtue of polling the largest number of votes, becomes first selectman. Frank W. Whiton, republican, and Willlam J. McDonough and Annie G Porritt, democrats, were elected on the board of education. in several vears, Kinsella, the democratic pluralty of ves- a. full by the democrats, Dr. James H. lor, Frank H. Vail and Louls Jeffers being the successful candidates of the party. while Charles M. Starkweather and Shiras Mor members. William H man for the past two feated. He is a republican. Scoville, chair- vears, was de- were elected to the common council The voters showed of the plan to expend $350,000 for widening Morgan street, and also the appropriation of 50,000 for Bulkeley street plan. The electorable tavored making the mayor ex-officio member of the water hoard, fire Loard, charity board and street board. A bicycle Bramble of stolen last night. belonging to 65 Winthrop stroet was MEAT CAUSE OF LAME BACK AND KIDNEY TROUBLE ke a Glass of Salts to Flush Kid- neys If Your Back Is Aching. Autbority Says Uric Acid From Meat Irritates the Bladder. Meat forms urictacid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their ef- forts to filter it from the system. Reg- ular eaters of meat must flush the kid- neys oocasionally. You must relieve them like you reliove your bowels; re- moving all the acids waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or slck headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you rheumatic twinges. The urine i cloudy, full of sediment; the channel often get irritated, abliging vou to get up two or three times during tho night. To neutralize these and flush off the boc get rout ounces from any spoonful breakfast for a kidneys will then act fine and bhladder disorder disappear. Th famo salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with lithia and has been used for generations to | clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys | and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts | is fnexpensive, harmless and makes a | delightful cffervescent lithia water drink which millions of men and irritating s urinous wa of Jad acids b four Salts | pharmacy; ta glass w few days table ter before and yow in a of {in Norwich, and Private Joseph Demerski, killed by accident near Camp Devens. women take now and then thus avoid- | ing serfous kidney and bladder | diseages. AND SIDE WALLS. GIVEN FOR DOING WORK. CALL OR PHONE 359. 3 and 5 FRANKLIN lightest. | nominee, | city | of | The school hoard is also controlled ! are the republican | i Six democrats and five republicans their disapproval | the | Newman | | ropean have | FOR CEILING T ESTIMATES BOYLE CO. SQUARE Painters, Decorators and Sign Makers “MANHATTAN” Shirts For Every Day Wear Owning and controliing their own mills, and CONVERTING DESIGNING, WEAVING DYTING iheir materials, the Manh: 1 Shirt position and own places a steilar company i when it comes to facilitics. Thus, Manhattan fabrics a unusual in that they are abso- RESTRICTED, EXCLU- and GUARANTEE RVICT, distribu- in south- Tutely STV to color, texturc and S We are the largest tors of “Manhattans” ern New England .00 TO 8 0. the Best—The Best Known 2as Known. ORSFALL’S TO BUY OUR KIND. 93-99 Asylum St With 140 Trumbull HARTFORD, § IT PAY Conmnecting st R HUNTING BIG GAME Edmund Stack e of Maple street Now on United States Patrol Boat in European Waters. Edmund Stack of 108 one of the numerous of New Britain determined Maple street young men to help EDMUND STACK. 1 vea Nava Uncle of “Wolf of B age and is serve to rid the lin.” Stack member in he i Sam sea. of the active b enliste engaged F M in in the t1 iv v United States roi wialers with e is rece aning 1oy > sevel Co, John I k de the son 2d a on a submarines trail of »a sleuth on PROTIBITION TICKE Leonard Is Chosen As Candidate for Mayor. Kurtz Party Leonard membe Kurtz, t1 prohibition nominated ticket the party for night s of city, the party minations arce in mayor o Other B. F ubbarc 3assette comp Andrulewic registrar of voters Charles G. Miller and committee, Mrs. councilmen, vard In. Jen- ward, Ed Conrad Gr Milton Weed aldermay arlsor Ockland board of relief Panicl W 1me hool and lin nison 1 <ccond gard, hwarm uncilmen, wmd Georye A H councilimer 1 i o and fourth councilmen P. Bergman alderman, sixth Lockwond, council Fuller amd William Frederick ward, Albin ¢ Frank L. and George C. ward, Herbert N dney W Niles Root; men H_fgpell service on Stan- most Alice | Good w: Experienced Hat Makers. good wages. Steady positi Young girls to learn the milliner’s busi- ness. Paid while learning. A LECTURE THAT EVERY PATRIOTICAMERICANSHOULD HEAR You have read and heard of German frightfulness deliber- ately planned out but never have you heard the awful de- tails of the desecration of France and Belgium as 1t will be told by the man who was through it all. “THE WAR ASTSAW IT” the Celebrated Artist LEON DABO Member of the American Financial Mission to the Allies. Mr. Dado’s lecture is given for the purpose of arousing America to its responsibility and the prooeeds of this lecture will bo given to Red Cross work. by American Given unaer he Auspices of THE UNIVERSAL WAR REIJEF ASSOOIATION South Church, Friday, Apr. 5th. 8:15 0'CLOCK Music by Universal Chorus Beginning at 7:43 p, m. Tickets, 50c On Sale at Dickinson Drug Co. and Crowell's Drug Store. FARM SUPPLY DEPT. NEW BRITAIN’S COMPLETE SEED STORE At this time everyone who can, should plan a garden, not only for patriotic reasons but for their own protection as well. Plant your own food and help win the war. BUY YOUR SEEDS IMMEDIATELY—SEEDS ARE SCARCE AND HARD TO GET——-SEEDS IN BULK. Onion Sets Seed Corn Fertilizer Insecticides Package Sceds Seed Potatoes Sheep Manure 1R (arden Tools Sprayers. Everything in Seeds. Buckeye and Standard Brooders Poultry Supplies Buckeye Incubators Dairy Supplies Agricultural Implements Rackliffe Bros. Co, Inc. Cor. Park and Bigelow Streets | Any vacancies will be filled by the chairman and secre Charles H. BELL-ANS | P ' Absolutely Removes |™" due and fee must be (Indigestion. Druggists |Paid at the Office of the | refund gmo if it &1 L Thompson, selectman, Johu Sloan, 4 William E. Latham; constables, tonjamin Demarest, Willlam Pickert, Wild and Carl J. Nelson Georg Licenses are