New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1918, Page 7

HAVING A Beriin TAIN Liberty Bonds the Savings Bank of the Nation. DO NOT DELAY. Visit Qur Drapery Dept. for Attractive Home Furnishings, on First Fioor, With Greatly Enlarged Space and the Best of Light. Our spring showing of vard stufls in the complete. There are Art Cretonnes, both plaln and Ggured; big variety, plain or patterned. Swiss Muslins. dotted or figured and Marquisettes, with or without with prices ranging 12 15¢ to 50c yard. White, ecru and colors in Imported Madras. 25¢ to Draperies, plain or patterned, from 48c to $1.50 yard IFor upholstering furniture there is Figured Tapestry at $1.25 to $4.50 yard. Satin Damask in stripes for $3.50 yard. Yard wide Scrims, plain and figur effects 8Bc and 75¢ yard. Pretty Drapings fot In Velle and Marquisette white, ivory and beige in sortment, made first class manufacturers in this Priced mest moderate ordered laest fall when lower. Extra good $1.00 to $7.50 pair. Lace Curtains, fine 8wiss ones in white and ivory, $4.50 to $11.50 pair. French Y.ace Curtains, Arab shade, nice for living room or parlor win- dows at $4.50 to $12.50 pair. Filet Net Curtains with neat edge for $5.30 and $7.50 pair. is full adn Silkolines in YVolles from varionss lines horders, 2 75¢ yard. Sunfast 5. sunfast, same in plain colors, others in attractive de- signs in all the choice shades. Colors guaranteed fast. Pricea $2.00 to $3.50 yard. Couch Covers in variety from which ecasy selection can be nade. Priced from $1.69 to $19.50; every cover offered special value. See those in Verdare Tapestry at $5.60 cach. Extra fine onos for $9.00 and $10.00. Pleasing Porticres that will add charm to that barren doorway are priced as low as $1.50 pair. Other# to $28.00 pair. vour windows Curtains large as- by best country. aa they were prices were values from Kapock Draper st, is a SELECT YOUR COUCH HAMMOCK NOW. The time to it ia tast approaching and best choice can be had from the advanced line we are showing in fine Couch Hammocks and Standards at Drapery Dept. use N AUTOMOBITLE DELIVERY PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL FOR YNEW DRY BRITAIN GOODS YOU CAN DEPEND PUNRCHASED OF US, ON N sorvice and war economy in the town ews s now looked afier by an adminfstra- tor appointed cither by the war board purpose of the war hoard to give them a oslebration which they will UDGE GRISWOLD 15 NEW LEGAL ADVISER ill Assist Fami on Points ROGERS FOOD DICTATOR Illness of Lawyer —~ment in Hadkett-- egsary—Celobratios Teaving For At the eld last night in Judge Gearge Griswold was appointed the ihose families having boys in the ser- gal adviser for vice Judge Griswol Wit his services at the disposal of any who regard any are to amilies which will in way "he war boards of owns have and Berlin is fortuna orvices of one so he requirements of Judge Griswold At the same meetir was appointed food the town. This made by request of ,¢ Defens: His begin and with all power the food administra places. Thesc taw somplete work n at once, B DARKEN GRA LOOK YOUNG, Grandma’s Recipe Sulphur Darkens so Naturally That Nobody that loses its de is eaused by hair of Sage dark thonsands of wo at e col hai oniy n dark shade of tractive Nown ture imp neredients atore vdays et oved hy the by askin hottle ¢ Cormpo nat or a gnad Sulphur ens the Hair so that noboc ouy Wy th's mpart col yention of disease, Service meeting of the war board, | thelr boys made such appointments appointment duties of Sage furns thiz old-time recipe. long remember. Tollowing a supper the draftees with their friends will hold a theater party. After the close of the celebration, they will be pre- sented with the Red Cross kit given each soldler, and in addition the money belt which the town of Berlin gives the hoys going from this town Berlin Briefs. P. McCarthy has returned to New Haven after spending the week-end with Alva Ventres of Berlin C. J. Anderson of Wisconsin | visiting at the home of Mrs. Berlin street WANTED—Painting and decorating, carpenter and mason jobbing, H Fovien, Kensington, Conn 4-5 or by the Council of Defense Hackett's Case Continued. The case against Jack Hackett Thomas Malley, which was to been prosecuted in the court morning, was postpaned until row morning because of the illness of the attorney for the defense, Mo D. Saxe. Attorney Saxe was taken suddenly ill, and was unable to notify the ccurt or prosecutor until this morning. Quite a few spectators were on hand this morning to listen to the evidence against the accused when the came telling of the illness of lawyer Judge Griswold ordered court adjourned until tomorrow at the same ti t which time, if the lawyer still Indisposed, another adjournment for a week will he con- sidered the judee Hits Nee- When of the {the RBiickensblacker tempted to bile gutter troliny bumped Little the and have this | tomor- lies of Soldiers of Law Gray of message the the —tf is ——— o CAPTURED BY PIRATES. London, April 23.—An American named Love has been captured by the Chinese bandits in the province of Shantung, savs a Reuter dispateh front Pekinfi. The American minister fo China, it adds. has suggested to the Chinese government the nece of appointing a' force possessing the power to suppress handi rescue foreign captives. NEWFOUNDLAND DRAFT BILL. St. Johns, N. F. April With the opening here today of special slon of the Newfoundland legislu- ture the government was prepared ta | offer a conscription bill fixing the | draft ages at 19 to 39 vears | | | | | { Makes Postpone- Truck. large trucks of company at- around an automo- stationed near the street last night, the coming from Berlin | rear end of the truck. | was done to either of| which were bumped i olley Malley Case one n For Two Men cirele e which was o Berlin car the damage on ity and the town hall, members of three cars Trevitan Sent Up. \mbrose Trevitan, who recently left inceremoniously at a time a warrant was out for his ar- | was brought back to town ye terday and tried in the Berlin court, He was wanted for violation of pro- bation, and a fine of $30 was imposed te in securing the | (. 1o did not have the necessary well fitted to AL}, . to puy the fine he was taken legal adviser as| ., . Hartford jail vesterday afters ! hoan where 1@ will serve out the fine d will henceforth a sese ! the when town difficulty which eed legal action. all the citles and having Stop Corn Agony g, Pwight Rogers administrator Home Gardens. = — was Use “Gets-It"—See Corns Pecl The relief that “Gets-It” | from corn-paine—the way it { corns and. calluses peel off painle {1y in one piece—is one of the won- ders of the world. The woman in litile Off! aives vet enthusiasm has heen part of Rerlinites with regard to the home gardens which the Wiy been boosting for The board wishes the co- all the people in making wrdens of service to if_all do not co-operate ' All who have e asked to way. and their own, may applying the hoar recently appointed for the town will look mattei, and are also ans- from any residents who which they in this Kensington the State Couneil the will also he vested conferved upon tors in the larger appointments the hom own on honrd he wil) has ony tim operation of . | o vome the | of « and he B4 country ¥ ¥ branch of little can a ex- maica | who ‘Get Me CGetelt' Quick! It Enses Corn Pains and Makes Corns Peol Right GFft"” any Y HAIR, PRETTY of ure plota by niittees o Tea and shction of hear laund for Can Tell, are willing The Tohn ol to donate use way and lus aul! ulph color commitiec M simmoy oW Berlin ay. a lack of r andmother made Tea and Sulphur v heautiful, | men and men-who or, that ‘bealtiful which at- w Demina Goodric s: RBerlin hitor w Mo B Hazen Itali W Leste M K. W been of hall fowler T Cody Rally. planned the town Sunday expected people the town the speakers. wi attend are i, o all th aking will Ttalian \ ) veting : To war Have n A rall inn in for the to is so residents held in Foresters' It aft- | that wiil Any invit- not b speale the De Julins of the home, the foot fice. the worker this one and less the shopper. the traveler. the man tr clerk in the storc in the shop. have today, t discovery. “Gets-It quick relief from all callus pains--the one sure, that as this famons mix oon at 3:30 is QBnCEl addition ef other | at drug | £ “Wyeth md,” which gark- u o evenly, | relf it fpen Ul the ltalian in of- present he gl the in the corn pain hear 2 any oihers who o 1 @ sTe; known sure, n to Saivatoce Dr Both such the malkes vou would 2 secor at once jov, even know your peel it off suf- remover easily banana. It takes ply “Gets-Tt: it drie walk with painless tight shoes. You | will from vour toc with fingers. Try it I ferers, and you'll smile “Gets-IL" the guaranteed back corn-remover, the only but a trifie at drug Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. hey ar corns = opo of as peel a ap- Then with corn Har ford, and and dr hair taking one ¢ By morning but - X o of Haven the | 1s to sers have other addressed rallios towns throughout speakers, Di of the men's part talk stule Vpears wl s s 1 il Teelo ith Wyoth's The loosen and of Wk on Dart the in wom will Mr wai your corn the by money- sure way Celchration for Deaftees, vho will leave zoing to Camp 1 which will b held ‘The two' going Hull, and it is yand Mrd il Sold in New Britain mended as the world's dy by Crowell's I Connors. ts a store any Surphpr Com- ehration is Janned by & ui s outhful i 1ot cre t on and recom- s N ida row evening. t olice, and T, to- hest corn reme- mitigation or o are | Drug Store, J. F the | makes | | lecture | made | Liberty o | been In Four Seconds BAILY Pilainville News GWILLIEL HEAD OF INFORMATION BOARD Bureau WillflAssisl Relatives of Soldiers and Sailors CARRAGHER ~ CHILD DEAD Carragher Vietir A [ Daughter of Francis of Scarlet Fever—Boy Sconls (o Start House to House Canvass for Liberty Loan, The received a Couneit has communication State Council of D that a bureau has been formed for the henefit the and relatives This will the Bureau Soldier Information local Defense from the for of soldiers’ sailors hurean be known of This bureau will he with the local Gwillim has of the burcau and up matter saflors’ or soldiers insurance. The council people to take up any matter they are unable to care for Church Note women the will serve a church dining room tomorrow after- noon at 5:30 o'clock. The supper will close in time for the war pictures and by Sergeant Gibbons. The public is invited attend. The Ladies’ Benevolent the Congregational church will tomorrow afternoon at the church | parlors. As this is the annual busine: meeting a large attendance is desir and Suilors vsed in connection hureau S elected chairman will be glad to take concerning either civil rights urges the which heen any welfare. or The church of Congregational supper at the to of meet society d Catherine Carragher. Catherine Carragher, one-half year old daughter of Francis Carragher of West Main street, died at the home of her parents last even- ing. The cause of death fever. The funeral was ternoon at 2 o'clock from taking rooms of Mathe Pierce street. Interment Josaph's cemetery the three and scarlet held this af the unde l.eo Prior on | in St was was Committee Meeting. The Woman's war bureau met at Mrs. S. S, Gwillim of vesterday afternoon have a women's rally probably be held May, Committee of home Hough and decided The rally will early part the of streef, the to | a e in tie of Scout Meeting The local troop will start a house loan campaign Saturday a good, showing Loan and government. of to tine Scouts Liberty Boy house I'he scoutls the last, were awarded prizes There were four- and it wiil by the teen prizoes that the townspeoplc scauts all the cun The weekly meeting scouts will be hald this week instead awarded is hoped heip the of the Thursday of Boy o ing evening. Wednesday Red Cross Nofes. food which heid Saturday postponed until local Red C of the is large number they would women The he was this next scheduied S of week has Saturday. the The at- | tention there needed and some of the come to produce more work open nights to with the work The workers Red Red people to the of that workers | like to’ have | in and help The rooms will who to a be any wish help and will all hoid rooms Thur: committees of meeting 1n ¥ even- the the ing Cross a Cross Brief ltems. . Lawson. formerly Methodist church - the Rev tor of pas- was @ | Soldiers’ | Proposed visitor in E. A home on town yesterday Freeman continced Washington street by Martha Sewing circle will meet Wednesday afternoon o'clock at of Mrs. Jack Broad is to his illness. at Pease of the home ireet Waters and Mrs Mass., are the John Waters, May guests White of their | Broad street rry Oti hrother, of of N THE R following recorded at fice vesterday: John Peterson Salvator erty street: Company LTY WORLD. cstate transfers town clerk's of- A. and Augusta Satalino, prop- Equitable Realty Corzen, prop- nnie W real were the to on st to Hunter T and Marion Davis Chaloner, Land Company, prop- Heights; Bodwell Bodwell Land at elvidere and to ert Land Rloomauist Joseph erty on ee MeKirdy Bodwr Belvide Company to Company, Heights Carll R der Manor: to Gustaf A it Belvidere Manor Company to Peter at Belvidere Extension nd Company to [Frar prope Belvidere Company proporty RBodwell | Larson Company at Be Company property Lay kowski, Bodwel] Rodwell W i property Rodwell Malkowski tension Nicola street at Land property Bodwell Valante on Notice to Tax Payer hereby give Notice that | wil] at the Siore W. J. Hemingway Plainviil to re Monday, Friday and Satur o’clock m. and Tuesday, and Thursday until & except Tuesday, April be 1 every until 9 Wednes- 30, ceive Taxes, ay » day P m 2 p. Interes 1, on all Taxes not April 20, 1918 All male town of Plainville, hetween of 21 and 60 unless empt. are lable fo This must be 50, 1918 w. J Plainville, until will he charged paid from on or April be persons in the the ages otherwise the Personal Tax on v defore April residing ex- paic HEMINGWATY, Conn., April 2, Collecto 1918, | HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1018, BURLINGTON WATER SUPPLY PROSPECTS Survey of Present Requirements and Fuure Development \ ater comprehensive study ety of the wilt supply and wi be the development Burlington cured by of the new contained in tor the ymmissioners by City 1. Hall and submitted of board sapply at is o report prepared board ot vater Engincer at a To- neeti last night gether with ot ne the of future together with the water s of th members estimate requirements ommissionc make it n to avail- ent council toda Wednesday ng. Th To His members cil Genticmen The Board submits present city, its vacity, water also their extension Burlington, Copies report the common acted ire being to the of ind will ing follows the upon eve report Honor, at a special meet- Mayor, and the ot the Common Coun- of Water herewith water Commission- er repert on of storage consumption, ete recommendations fc the' present system Connecticut. Present Supply. the present time the water system of this city consists of Shuttle Meadow Reservoir, located the Town of Southington, storage of approximately 1,400,000, - 000 gallons. When this reservoir is full, it covers about 196 acres of land ind its drainage area is 21 squar miles. This reservoir is fed from an- other reservoir located in Wol The water down the tre from this reservoir until reac an intake dam constructed at junction of the above siream and stream from the w this point water 20-inch pipes Reservoir the supply system this collection system cit- At ply sup- the in with a flows am it hes e an- other est From through Shuttle Reservoir 150,000,000 galions and full, it covers acres and the main squarve miles and and intake approximarely mile coming the is to the The 'Wol- capacity the two Meadow colt has of eservoir s imately above a storage when drainage about 36 the dam between the .3 of a area is two dam square EN time a storage gallons full, city has at the present Whigville with a 57,000,000 this reservoir is ac of land and has a area of 4 square miles. Water carried through city. From corner of West street and Corhin Avenue there pipe line to the High Service on Hunte yad capacity of the High 3,000,000 gallons, the total capacils owned the gailons. of on he reservoir in capacity of and when covers 11 about fram 24 ate Main is a reservoir The Service nage this in reservoir is pive the house at the orage eservoir is From the above of all reservoirs now city is 1.620.000.000 The elevations ferent hased elevation on sill o Central Park, a monument, Central park Door Sill. eley spillway, Shuttle Spillway, Wolcott Intake, elev Spillway, Wolcot Dam Whigville by the dif datum monu- follows relative reservoirs a oldiers e ment as in 100 Meadow reser- 177, clev. 637, ilwa reservoir, glal 491. Overtiow, elev High Service reservoir, Spillway, Main Dam Burlington Brook, elev Proposed Overflow, Temporary Diverting dam, Burlington Brook., eley 712 680 opulation. population of the since 1850 iy as city of New follows The Britain 1850 1860 1870 1880 1880 1900 1910 1918 he 1910 were the total popul time. The taxable 16,747, and if they were cent, in 1910, the total would he approximately 61, time taxable polls of New Britain in 11,945, or per cent. of tion of the city at that in 1917 were the same per population 570 at the polls 0 present The school census of the city in 1910 was 10,557 or 24 per of the popu- The school 1917 It the per the the population e 60,120 cent lation consus in was 11,08 191 The tions samao wounld 8.- two deter- cent. was in 670 mina proximate of these in which is the ap- population of the city at time. Judging from the Hartfor Waterburs. New Iaven would the proba of in 1950 1 Water Consumption. the present owth of F port that ity G it papulation 000 show this he h he water daily consimption the city for eacl sined 15 follow 1913 1911 1915 19§ 1917 year 68641 1 24 ber 24 24 24 lation gallons per hours per hours hon lons hours. Wllons per zallons per bours. Assum 1 60.1 ¢ 1 ter pop 0. it would the present per 67 il W me used approximately The mount 1 through water City Building, 1 amount of leak- connections that the ured by meters per cent. of the distribution system per day capita. zallons for the prohahle consumption in dry differsnt manufactur- would draw temporarily Cit supply. the draft capita, esti the City lons above res only per of nised « It does not include in fire house street pr coun account WK1 or a fou una on a4 serviee sume age It is safe which i run as high tal draft or 112 Agdin increase ¥ in mains ¢ water n mea 1 not w of the hen the ing plants he be 12 the water would gallons ponulation per of mating at the present iime as 60,120, the total i developed to the fullest capacity prac the statement of the pres- | and carried | approx- | it | tha | Britain ing The baby lucky enoug! peace Carriages rides in haken See our superior line. or B AP DLEDA S e x Y o 4 »’iw %D TERUMBYLL 3T Al ey iH] and HARTFORD. draft the vea daay on water system at present be 7.334.640 allowance I an in a dry gal- only is made lons pat of for ing total dralt water unaccounted for and add 10 g mania an oxtra Hous per day: per apita of for rin concerns h would temporarily draw from the part ing consimp- 100 their supply City du dry the tion would lons. Yield of Present System There are three rainfall the vicinity New these is maintained huttl the at vear per capita be approximately gal Years, sta in City Meadow United Southing- in Dry ging Brit tions in of one of of New and the by sritain other Weather Ca, the at two by Bureau respectively il above ton and ton in by th Water- Dis comparing recorded the the the Metropolitan where runoff shows 1900 gazes stations the ra of all on Sudbury shed Water trict ord the Ma of the kent average detcrmined 1117 inches Watershed for inches, that per cent The years ymparatively dry years hree Jocal that on husetts il 1875, it t10r has ihat to loc: ramf and since rvinfall been the 1916 zuages Sudoury iod 42.97 locally is the Sudbury as nd th is the per raintall than on 1912 17 on sane the greater 1908 ic were « & rainfall at tions inches. the gagh period 10.7 the Sudburs for while ibai inche averazed the local apparentl was ainfall in ¢ sreater than tie Watershed. run the comparing ahont & per rainfstl on In offs weirs sudbury th mile red d rlington the shed. the the hut mens obtained from the B per square constructed Whigville Brook. witl the Sudbury Watc that run-off greater than eithen Whigville Brook in which the and LS off found Lury is lington the were on it is Bur. dur- the of measure- period taken brook was time during run-off ing thove. th submerged ments on veir on each which 161 of the the a a portion measured part of swas not consideration the re- sheds and of the brooks, error will the run-off of Taking into lative rainf: the relative on the water run-off material that the same the oc- of probably no <uming sheds in is the run-off on cur in a vicinity New square nile Water- vater per the Sudbury shed The land distribution follows tributary of New surfaces i Britain are as sq. miles 2.50 0.30 2.00 .00 Shuttle reservoir Wolcott Waolcott Whigville Meadow Intake Reservoir Reservoir miles 8.80 to the Sudbury driest periods 1879 the the Tola] squarc \ecording the records in ind Sudbury recent 884 one of was ween run-off shed vears be i the of for reservoirs, figures draing the collection used City of ihis ¢ 6,000,000 rea of the vield present sysiem of ty in dry years is approximately lons per It which pereentage of water through cent 1he meters as 10 of the total passing into the distribution the 1ilable vi col- {em of this city at 1 furnish a in a series the does not pass is arge imonnt vstem as per 1d of the i the pres sufficient av pass ¥ ot ey a of of v 7 ind even if met water not ws is only 25 pe» hrongh nt of the total passing into the ihution system city is already Lot avaiable 1 the of Stem in a series addi be distribution sy consequently water L o 1 eATS an dry yes tignal supply of should se- 1 without de Watershed if Maximum. Capacity of Developed to The yield of land surf Watershed has per day this the New Britain cover approximate- will give a dai zallons; deduct- waste and leak- 138,500 rallons watershed iwerage ices of S about dbury 1,090,000 square mile. Taking probahle vield of the watersheds which Iy 834 square run-off 9.26 the been zallons per as miles, 5,000 of 10 per cer or vze would leave vield as e of the present ir T emptying vield | supply the he pe Capacity ¢ In t miles mile flowing road on acres of eservo drainag ervoir square brook. into (Continued contentment. flexible springs, roomy bodies and downy upholstery absorb all road shocks and the infant is never jolted DORICLE reservoirs, into land miles Our The in one of additional nstriucting This oni needs of the un < a little o X000 »f Proposed Extension W tpproximate h ngton ce v eventua the Farmington rives f the ington A pproxir have heen n the watershed ri ome f ture date, ! i proposed ary th rvoir from 4 the Whigvil re: On Ninth Page). 49 LB ter dozen Tu kets halr vith down but Over these Preminm 1 put of superion o from pound the Cextr: [ mium butter commands one over wholesale divided wdes ma into beginnin, creamery” and “imitation is a d wdes butter. above all quality of in is butter creamery to the n flavoy pre two the is the out- S0, much aver v that nin cents a market t a of to top quotation This wh two butter N dis- ( § Un best, Challeng Rest Swiss is you erades ~old ess you Coflee, the buy butter you Russell’s ahove this zet best other any in city you don’t t ent 1ssell’s the Milk, 15e can. 1b. Cheese, 60c¢ 1h, RUSSELL BROS. 301 MAIN STREET.