New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1918, Page 2

If you haven't used the oush” idea in mounting tures come in and let us ow you how. Stationery Department. jckinson Drug Go. 169-171 Main Strest CITY ITEMS griggan Underwear 60c to 79c. v pay 69c and 9bc elsewhere? se-Leland Co.—advt. Raymond Alderman, a member of erew of the U. 8. S. Shooshone, chant marine, is home on a fur- h after having recently been pss the ocean. fen's Nainsook Unioi BSuits 46c, jwhere 69c. Besse-Leland’s.—advt. Filliam Igoe, a clerk at Schultz & ello's office, reported to the po- last evening that his bicycle was len from in front of the Judd K. oodness of Aunt Della's Bread.— lectric wires became crossed in ley Quarter last night at 11:10 caused a fire. Engine Co. No. 1 called to the scene. eal Pack, Haberdasher and B. V. mion Suits 96c, elsewhere $1.15. e-Leland’'s.—advt. rs. Peter Jastinz of 85 Booth et told the police last night that husband is missing from home. en’s Lisle Hosiery 15¢, elsewhero Besse-Leland's.—advt. n electric wire came down on k Rock avenue last night and by sing with other wires caused a The lighting company was fied by the police. oys’ Negligee Shirts 75c and 96¢c Besse-Leland's—adv’ ary and Frank Baumberger have sferred property in Belvidere ex- jon to Frank Landino. brgeant W. O. Cook of the 302d hine Gun Battalion is home from p Devens on a week-end fur- h. oston and Paris Garters 150, else- pre 25c, at Besse-Leland’s.—advt. Lptain Harry A. Hargreaves is e from Camp Devens on a leave hbsence. he weekly payroll of the ent was $710.16. Fine Lisle Hose 16c, 2bc at Besse-Leland’ water en’ e elsewhere, pvt. he rainfall at Shuttle Meadow ing the severe storm of Wednes- was .74 inches. bhn Young, of 86 Elm street, who ent an operation at the New in General hospital a week ago, mproving and expected to recover. rs. Newton E. Williams, of 811 street, and Mrs. Nelson E. Wil- hs, of Church street, have returned Camp Devens. Ipecial — Men’s Collar k Shirts 69c, value ke-Leland’s.—advt. marriage license was issued today ‘heodore Speenburgh of 11 Mea- street and Miss Sadie Button of Keymour street. A license has also l, issued to Charles 'W. Ford ot Corbin avenue and Miss Mar- bt Ederer of 39 Grove Hill, lhe Bodwell Land Co. has sold berty on Allen street to Prospero jncolino, Michael Brophy has sold perty on Union street to Jacob szczyen et ux, Daniel J. Curly sold property on North street to ry A. Bassen and M. Wientsurig. becial—75c Negligee Shirts 570 at e-Leland’s.—advt. hstead of holding an outing lset Rock, young women employed [Landers, Frary & Clark’s office a theater party last night owing the cold weather. A supper was yed at the factory. . B. Luce of Newington reported Jhe local police last night that he rved two automobiles, a Reo and judebaker in front of his property it appeared to him as if they had abandoned. pecial Neckwear Sale 46c, else- re 650. Besse-Leland Co.—advt. hief of Police William J. Rawlings appointed Willlam Smyrk of lpman street to be dog warden, eeding John Coffey, who resigned. Coffey’s son, John, Jr., was act- dog warden but he was drafted, ng the place open, Smyrk is a ty game warden. lajamas $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 up, a tive saving of 50c cach, at Besse- nd's.—advt. irst Sergeant Dewey A. Norton of pany I, 58th Ploneer Infantry, oned at Camp Wadsworth, is ding a 15 day furlough at the e of his uncle, M. H. Norton of h Main street, en's and Young Men's Soft Col- Bhirts $1 to $1.15 to $4.50 at Leland’s.—advt. Attached $1.00, at at | ETTING READY FOR JULY 4 Another Mecting of Workers Will Be Held Next ] Of the iesday Evening. 24 nationalities expected to take part in the July 4 celebration i here, only six attended the meeling } of the public amusement commission {held in City hall last evening to make plans for the event. The na- tionalities and races represented were Russians, Lithuanians, Italians, Tle- brews, Armenians and Bohemians. { Another meeting will be held in the mayor's office next Tuesday evening when it is hoped that a much larger gathering will be present. Already tentative plans for July 4 celebration are under way the local Ttalians have their own plans about completed. Not only have they arranged for their part of the parade, but also they have en- gaged the New Britain City band gnd have designated several attractive floats. the and MAY DRAFT GUNSMITHS, Government Needs 30 and New Brit- ain Is Asked to Give Ome. Several days ago the government issued a call for 30 gunsmiths who were asked to volunteer for this serv- ice. Today the second district board received a supplementary notice ad- vising them that the necess quota had not been filled by volunteers and this city is expected to furnish one man. The board has been instructed to investigate the questionnaires of the registrants and make an effort to find a gunsmith who may be avail- able for service. The second district board has a number of gunsmiths on its registry but most of them are employed by the Colt's Fire Arms Co., in Hartford, and have an industrial exemption from military service. OATLING THE DOCKET. 400 Cases Called at Afternoon Session of the City Court. The annual calling of the docket in the ecity court took place this afternoon. Judge James T. Meskill presided. There was a full atten- dance of the lawyers of the city. Abut 400 cases werer called. The great mapority of the cases, probably 300 in all, have been disposed of but were still being carried on the rec- ords. The cases have accumulated since the establishment of the court. Only those ‘cases up to April 1, were called. About 100 cases were con- tinued on the docket as cause for so doing was shown. SHEA—CLAUGHSEY. The wedding of Thomas C Shea and Miss Catherine Claughsey was solem- nized at 9 o'clock Wednesday morn- ing In St. Bernad’s church, Rock- ville. The couple were attended by Miss Loretta Shea, a sister of the groom, and Thomas Ciaughsey of this city, a brother of the bride. Mrs. Shea formerly resided in this ci i Prominent 1 for Declaration or Independence n STRAW HATS would rather at tame ducks, but the sportsman goes for snipe. Men who think and dress with the crowd wear a commonplace hat, but the Man of In- dependence and In- dividuality, buys his Hat at this shop, Some men shoot. The Luke Horsfall Co., 83 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD. Missionaries to This City. Attend Session in Several prominent speakers are ex- pected to attend the Bible Conference which opens at the Emmanuel Gospel church, Booth's hall, tomorrow morn- ing at 10:30 o’clock. Rev. O. R. Palmer, of Philadelphia, director af the Africa Island Mission; Mrs. E. M. Whittemore, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Starr, returned missionaries from Africa; Rev. B. S. ckson, of New® Haven, and Rev. . M. Hunter, of West Becket, Mass., are to take part in the conference. There will be sessions Saturday aft- crnoon and evening and all day on Sunday. The public is invited. IN CIVIL COURT. Adam Zisk has brought suit against Ignatz Krystopik, claiming $500 due on on account of the Attorney Irving commiss sale of real estate. I. Rachlin issued the writ, which is made returnable to the court of common pleas. A movement to force Abraham Schact of East Main street into bankruptey, has been started, Some Little Bug Will Destroy Your Garden If you don’t get busy and spray now. USE PYROX “Rain Will Not Wash It Off.” Use it for fruits, potatoes and all other vegetables. It kills all leaf-eating insects and worms; prevents blights. OUR STOCK OF and Crow Repellant. fungus, rust and SPRAY MATERIAL IS COMPLETE We have dry arsenate of lead, Paris Green, Black Leaf “40,” Hellebore, Bor- deaux Lead, Cut Worm Killer, Maggot Acid All the above are well known preparations. IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO PLANT The Complete Farm and Garden Store. 250-256 Park Street, RACKLIFFE BROS. CO. INC. ew Britain, Conn. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WE BEAVER BOARD FOR AND SIDE WALLS. GIVEN FOR DOING CALL OR PHCNE SPECIALIZE ON METAL ARD CEILING ESTIMATES WORK. 359. THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 3 and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE Painters, Decorators and Sign Makers FOUR MINUTE MEN, The ment Four Men in June 15, Christ, Fiske, for theaters or Satu is as follows Lyceum, Kceney Scenie, W. F. Delaney All of the Iouy will be used in the ing campaign, and on Saturday Rev, Warren W. Maier will do out During the Way he Four Minute M in out-door women from Helen Beach, ] Mildred Lacona. Minute coming speakng b the High s Miss Sophi Sherman fous yo *hool, M Angela FLAG DAY IN BURLINGTON. Water Commissioners W. B berg, E. N. Humphrey, T. H. T. W. Fagan and Clerk P. J. went to Burlington thi the official Y repr afternoon as Ross- | Kchoe, | Egan | townspeople wtengd their exercises 100n TROLLIY TRAFFIC STALLED. a Dbreak in the wires he- and ¥ Village. in this city s other cast of Waterbury held morning shortly + 8 o'clock tep: and sumed m as up s were quick zular schedule e BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. 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