New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 9

—— _ | | o S ip wastnange We can answer your ques- tion— “Where the hest value to got in men's clothing"—by show- ing our quality and prices. times we are sell- suits in Shuman For these wonderfully stein-Bloch $25 to ing good both makes at New Fall Young ¥all Caps wnd Hats—Steotson and at $1.00 and $1.50. CITY ITEMS Terra 1dvt opens rage of four years' of damage the stream has purchased to the Matta- The purchase After tanding for the ity W. 1 bes a controversy uits the arising out pollution of New Britain Alling's in rights Berlin, quoted sett price is not river Crosley Orch., at Tabs' hall tonight Strir advt A. Gr Devens Corporal Albert enberg from Jewish holidays Bradushick to home mp for the 41 police of Bond complained the that some one has heen his chickens. vesterday Dominic street last i poison- ing Nine were found dead On rush order of Oakum filled by the of the the South church will be open Monday, of the who possibly help ing to a pads to he 15 month or this work Tuesday Thursday to come ind evenings coming week one can is irged and Miss has turned North Miss is the of Swartzman vacation 1t Pauline after spending a Adams and vicinity Hazel guest of strect Newton L. Reserve Foree the construction work unp at Pelham Park * the of second London Fletcher Prince of Miss Frar ew Glen Naval with new Lockwood of the who is connected on the has received rating clags carpente Mr West " street announce their daughter, Edward A Y Sidney Teft They ery board and Mrs Main of Charles Hopkina of the Hay Matt- agement riet I, Hopkins, ner of Brooklyn, N to Contaris, Hungerford this John Robert for Fort Slocum lucted the nd Shailer morning will he in ce and igned this into as to special draft work in vstate. Irving Rachlin reported T George Ondrick, 11 High ol at the Pittsburgh I notified to the irsday fort graduate of and eport at Pelham the val the hool has beer Bay Reserve for training Ho Is a who attempt b hospital ve Stella. Zisk Bovle, Keeney's theater ia, left uicide at taking carholic the ter Men fall te Mattab Tribe of Red te the opening of Monday K. A of work their Judd 14 evening in smoker shment blo. and light erved gath that Men It is expecte the largest ering of Red of the sea of tland the T NE day Wil ne M street din fu Weiner hame from h stationed fur Thom Denh J. H Tower nd col Massa v Yo ew Hamp Me oper and om Greenvill W e h INa Brie o he o four da in « Union strect N it hi tion kpeat ome Mary Haves on 1 ind Mic Hev hur phia Abel A YoM wilk leave on tieut Agrict I has enr the on h s transfe perty awler to John el Kaminisk Gre of South street Octob mnec ha officers’ training the local Higl schoo nne with college He was graduated from the schdol last June | | | tran | iagton st | bia student | FIRSTOISTRICTIS GIRL'S ASSAILANT READY FOR SEPT. 12 ROUGHLY HANDLED Alvin Huichinson Under Heavy Bond for Attempted Assault Probable cause was found Meskill in police court today Alvin Hutchinson, a from the Conne Wethersfield, to commit criminal was bound over to the of the superior £5.000, defanlt taken iail beating up Downham, young woman unable to stand He painfully Harold | Jeaned against a v 7 'Emmons pl: Vincent| of the punishment vmilton st.. B. O. Miller, | o badly Mackened *5 Garden st.. | adgmitted to Probation st.; Howard | pelly that he was paroled Cla state prison, and admitted thaf Willow o for a Adoki, 82 Rockwell He where 170 Arch st.: Syd- o onao Lincoln st 0 . William Charles Merwin Jacobson, 27 Banner, 166 Large Corps of Clerks and In- | ferpreters Secured | The first district exemption board, by Judge liction in the fivat, third will register all men 1pes of 18 and 45 on Sep- th Arch street armory followiag men have been asked to work as clerks on this day, in charge Edward I. Stevens as chief regis | which has jur against and fitth between the | tembor 1 [ The ware paroled Stalte of prisoner ticut prizon charge Ltempt ult and he September term bond of of which he Hutchinson got such a Maurice and William who went to the aid of the wtacked, that was in attempted to Al A Hutehinson Ofticer 1t on a a court under in was Harry 2 Arthur Ohman, Russo, 91 Ellis Highland st.; W R. K Markham, Griswold st.; 28 Roberts st.; Frank st (Gl 4 dter Hirst, & Dunne, 111 Thomas Tuscano, 147 B. Pratt, 404 Park 92 o by Johnsan, 1| Wash- Colum Beaver the prisoners’ pen st.; vise and visible sign uc Curtis Con the had similan that from Rock 118 ave.; - e st of a refused was served sentence Taglia Huck, 118 | Giacondo Arthur Montagie, a Vine st.; offensc to sy 1ve alleged committed 18 | unexpired sentence has about four years to run The Tult evening mitied on Mill street about WO man wlted sadd her when otsteps behind her the accused te towards her and when he made to grab her she struck at her umbrella. Hutchinson grabbed her by the throat and though fought hard hé succeeded in dragging her into the bushes. All tho time she screamed and fou t Hut chinson put his hand into her mouth t.: and she bit it He succeeded in oo | throwing her to the ground and was <i, | trying to hold her when the ¢ | young men came to her assistance Morris Downham testified that while on his way home with his brother he heard the screams and he saw IHutchinson struggling with the girl. No effort was made to handle Iutchinson gently Hutchinson declined statement, other than don’t know' when guilty as charged. Hutchinson was vesterday Hehe 623 Maia st.; 18 Wakefield Court; € Pavk st.; Arthur How Hills O'Brien, 148 Malaney 19 Rockwell ave Whiting st.; North Charles last com- The was she Clarence - wrence voung as: she Speneer, 473 Park st Black Rock ave 1475 Stanley st.; Willard William Rowe Wilfred McCue Elmer Cruff, 48 Van Ttassell, 108 Lyons st Lude Barrows. 49 Gleq st | ¥ Guiberson, 217 Chestnut s | . G. Vibberts, New Bri Trust Co.; | R. R. Healy, New Britain Trust Co. Judge J. T. Meskill, 319 Main . P. Roche, 76 Basseft st.; P. I Donotgh, 338 Main st.; Leo Bojnow 66 st.; Fred Murph Charter Board: Eric Burritt st.; V. P. Palmer, 127 Lincoln st.; H. Dayton Humphrey, 272 Main st.; B. W. Abbe, 19 Curtis st.; August Burckhardt, 27 W. Main st. W. J. Woram, 114 Maple st.; Clareneo Hartman, 41 Harrison st.; Edwin Star . 45 Lincoln Howard M Holmes S. Hallett, Main st.: A. 8. Andrulewicz, st.; John omaszewski, 10 Nurcayki, Main st ki, 29 Albany AR Orange Frank Kortkyo, Rraad Andrew Bobrowski 173 Broad st.; John Lipice, Jr., Booth st | Stanley Arczyiowicz, Grove st.; Jos \T. « Wife Gets Money High st.: Imil H. R. Vogel, [ When No. 268; George W. Klett, | charged William . Mangan, 272 was called W. Upson, 27 West (i. Woods, 288 Main st.; Benlamin W. Alling, 277 Main st.; Frederick B. Hungerford, 277 Main st.; Joha Co: 1 Vine st.; . Con nelly; F McEnroe, 137 Tremont st C I3 Hart, 35 Curtis st; Charles Quig- ley, 410 Stanley st.; R. A. Bergman, Elmer Linton, 49, Buell 21 Lincoln be: John J. Girdes Adam Greeki, 16 Schucka, 262 Fairview 87 Spring st.; Jo- 205 High Alex 1d Washington st.; Joseph Bllis st.; Simon Lewls, 80 Boleslaw Karpiaski, 214 Antonio 37 Portyko, Auslanian, 408 193 Main st.; Peter Urban, R Olashaw nley home Tim returning (o an heard hurried f she turned and saw came an effort a him with 5 she n down Orange New Britain Beaude, | 84 South to malke the reply it he a “p was B. rray, 143 We 392 Stan Gold Josep! ave. isked Main nd papers purportin represent the ot letter Back street there to au United service in afternoon ley St a Panl Kloskow 36 saloon he displayed thorize him to States government He wrote several Grachol st Bt in sec worl. Sniewski P. O. Box 277 Maln st Main st.; Arthur Main &t.; Jaseph Joseph Dalls, 30 from hi Attorney the of with thefi it Prosecuting Klett an explanation that reconciliation had heen effectedggand want heg - Klett said that Dallas did prosecuted. N helonged to given a bond made Mrs band of the money He had 5250 accused $400 and an whereby he { the money ed her terday was made that much Dallas visit ngement ald taken in t return M Bradley, Interpreters will Board of Health ver st.: Joseph Frank Dufini, Wosick 1390 a1 hushand cell Toom yes had e said the together that t1 September 30, Dallas prom- her and they Klctt Tive afternoon a st ‘ Proescuto want union “ouple to again, he case be continued until and it was ordered. Mrs ised that would put money In the savings instead of her corset cover Greenstein represented Dallas. A fine of 70 Nicholas John, charged wire, Connect now 260 s0 recommended seph st gerian Chimenz Mllard st Washington st she Vosella, 38 Silver Arch st bank iy Attornes i Yawn, 50 D2 49 Lawlor ratello. 21 Lilac st A, Kensington; North PoK Joe was imposed on theft of mdropes " Me Prose thefts of George Oak st Newington, John { st.: Carmen P Akilli Harry Pettinato, ¥ 1« | John with serap metal P John e copper from the Donough was counsel Klett. stated to wina, Rox 250 st that cutor mp st TORSLE amounted abhout and ) o the materal had T | INEEALLATION CHARGR that the amount of thefts charzed wa ! $40 Attorney M | Government Instructs Telephone €o.| 1o qeq for his clienf. stating to Tax Cost as Per Schedule e dpsiedilg el Southern New England own use phone Co. announced today a seliovrio Charles | of charges to be imposed on new tele subscribers, the order in in # with govern- ourage unnecessary and it will dditional revenue some ehen recovered so Donough that for he { things his The Tele. ind gradually went deeper. MecDonald, mana of Fox's theater, was charged with viola the city ordinances by distrib- handbille. Witnesse n to that saw handbill thrown Mr. Klett PREVENT SALE OF LIQUOR TO TROOPS Wil rties | phone | ton being ques- | tion of rcordance uting The were instruetions is to dis | ment the | in purpose they street ble say arder tallati Ao he o info the and n of telephones the case ource of to the government of $5 telephones less monthly for in- | rental month instaliag | rentals are more than Mhe ordet | for the installation | which the A | stallation provides of a charge rental is $10 will where the loss than will he $15 be made telephone $1 a eharge of Not in Are The Connecticnt Dealers Drinks to Seryve Which Soldiers. Wine issociation 4 There havie for Liquor and of which all keepers are members fions wheve the 1o month | other denlc have current that telephone rentals is to be been local saloon the an ¢ the | has adopted at the v Army and tivitles 1 Rumors following the Praining « rease in resolutions As yet committee N quest of Navy on A yne effective soon no orders s been received i COMING MARRIAGE Miss Hession That sociation (a) Shall deliver no member of the of Rose of John chureh, T Rev. John officlate A New the esday The Bla Yorl marringe after 8 p. m. sell. give wd Jdohn T will it € w9 pa serve or to al | coholic outside Anvone be wherein take place at St any beverages to the premises ) (T rning o'clock it i tzgzerald tor, will hall de iy al among sell oholi give, serve beyve or to APPOINTED TO any rages PASTORATE. roup., which there is a. mem c Franci formerly a t of of the or n States Shall ber oy United () liver Jesus city, has been church Joseph's give or d hotel th vegister sferved from Joseph's S i iRt any intoxicints to any Hodied does not keep @ sepavate ureh at of the army and navy room git the and with in th cvery man i ussigned 2 hotel, keep liquors supplied of those of Vine with Porter street has civilin does no tion the 0 penses a com list navs (d) Sh nd Porter e departmer t the Bi will sta plant awaiting with the St present ariny Har is n ve, sell de intoxicants (o having transient s work any person rooms for the il sell Rod | jiver any corporation et | = | wecomm CLASSIFICATION, lation of riting mot to fo tho LATE FOR they azree it wemed o men of the States Any member iolating mones rited re and between | 1 Rerlin have same st (2) of greement i War D expelled from be partment the as this a this to n HIET ¢ tion v re an hall dar Hill Farm he sociation Overland (3) 1t These cars | members Will sell | immediately 9.7 tha terms il nhall be the al draft week SALE—Three Owners in 1 this sacrifice. W. F rOR cors ta notify partmen any the named. must sold of person | at I ELn Keeley association, co and 8dx ' trarv to is | consumed | the | dinlly | | i Fmecting of the Red The | | Social v | the bott | o Financial New York Stock tions furnished by members of the v B 1 i Exchange quota- Richter & Co. York Stock BEx- cnange First Church of Christ (Conter Con- al). 1918 Close 1 | | | | | | | | | gregatio of Main hureh Maicr, minister the Bible schaol m. for all dey Rible The commumion Alaska Am Car Am Can Am Loc Am Am Am Tel & Anacondi Rald Lovo &) i Steel Pac & O Gold 1ay Corner Henry WV opening of at 10 the meets at 12 Wl m which all evening from 7 vark and (¢ tr The fall| will take | rtments which | | place a except men's class, nelt noon chureh servic Sug is a orviee invited. On 30 {o 0 are Chursday | meet to for the Red | huadreds of | on There B R Beth Can is work for ey Memorial Chureh fs) school a4 1L Rev. O tonington will ciety " Miss May Pefts Tuesda Wednesday cle Preaching | ¢ N. Sisher of | preac Young | Mil & ol | i Cons (i Sunday 1t service Chi North People church, will meet at 7 ader. Boy vl JFindeavor Crue Stec | evening and Cir- | ®rie Friday eveaing odrich Rub Nor Ore Ctfs Inspiration Baptist Worship B Gt First Morning Ry I'his cially appropriate The them the scrmon by the pas- | tor will be “Women in Industey.” Mu sic by the chorus. The Bible school will resume fts sessions, all classes meetit 2:lh m AT p m. the Y. P meet in the | chapel. This meefing led by | minister, 12 welcome to ervies Church, 10:45 D services o'clack minister. | espe- | at Ph hold for Kennecott Lehigh Val Max Mot com | Mex Petrol NYC®& NY Nor Norf & R R Cons Cop Iarle Cross, church will Labor Sunday 103 Hud 4 HR R p. will il Penn Ray Reading ... Rep 1 & S Pac Ry Ry pfd Studebaker Texas Union Utah e the these veryone com Trinity So Services at Methodist Chureh, Methodist church to- follows: Sunday o'clock: service | with the South Congregational church | will preach.| U § Rub ¢ meeting at 7| U S Steel ch-| U7 S Stee] pfd Westinghouse Willys Overland the will 1 10 Oil Pac Co op morrow e as schoal at Union 110545 arm ‘o funday evening o'clock, Rev. Charl ing. The public is to all these cial welcome i nd sailors M pravet Rarrett Cook 12 i 1101 4314 pres cordially nd to 1101 1101 4315 431 (Ce Corner of Main al very in- vited ervices nded cspe- 201 32015 7 ext oldiers DEATHS AND FUNERALS Ernest m vesterday morning | 73 Franklin strect The | illness. He is survived by oa | with whom he made his home. and it | two brothers. The funeral will he held afternoon at the Erwin Mortuary C‘hapel at Rev. M S Anderson of the Emmanuel Gospel church will officiate burial will be In Fairview Fueman., 22 his St. Mark's Chur S. ] Fall Opening of the "BY at 10,A. M. Special Patriotic Lessons for One Month Church Service 11 A. M. dled home, Rey , Fneman 1 e Fifteeath Sunday el Suteliffe, rector. 7:30 communion: 11 a 1ver and sernon by school mornit Sessions ¢ gin promptiy promptly at After © fternoon at followin short hix mother 5 U holy a » church Sunday m Dixon fall work 1D, will wnd close The all-day will be held | September the begins its Septemben 10 h Sunda e tomorrow at 9:30 a 4 o'clock 1 a m " Cross and ia Parish hall 15 Owing baptism on Friday cemetery vector m. wi mber 1 af P absence arranged for 4 Sunday to Mary 1 Mary R. Sherr: and Mrs. Patrick Main sty momwing st Harfford a funeral made, he Shorr o herry postponed danght orr died Francis’ hospital four months My il this in The heg at same hom 'BRINGS MESSAGES et 1. Corrigan, widow of Corrigan, died her upfield avenue Ay ntil | South rly First Church . Chapel, e and Park orvice at of Christ, N [ open on the fatal Place 10:4 at 9:4 meeting at in mornin stre. 8 sleeping their whizzed over t1 were arrangements v oin hell uhject: “Man Wednesday The read rddress is open daily o'clock Sun day scho ning ing room from day burst right over tantly ' ARMY OFFiGFR A SUICIDH aptain ing him ing at same until 5 Rrid el exeept 1t home at artford, t Harttord morning of : 1 moving (it | fews months ago she made her home | Lieut. Miller of Hartlord Visits Aliee William [ - with IMield Hospital - My P. I Griflin I T command of Company the First rangement completed Peopie’s Church of Corrigan b6 yenrs Rev. . (. Steinhoff Communion s 45 Fvan Chvist Court 14 tor. - 10 Sunday S P St 1h school Brambaugzh. Azed 60, Sever rvice Young People’s Arter Scissors ile in OMice oLy m ople e i rtery With Sci While in O i pr Thursday, 7.45 prayermeetin elistic 1t " service. io ind a the 201st three stor w BounE s nd of Baltimore choreh 1ch Physician, e who is \if Captain il Baltimore B medi Sept. 7. aged of ir iptain Samue umbaugh, 1l committed Will by with a of | tho 102d stafr staf 0 1 army Huntington, P: the office 1te officer Wright severing Swedish Elm Baptist Church Sunday the mornir a'clock a of Dr. have not heen Connecticut | Infantry and later of School at 9.15 o'clock in | Divine worship at 11:00 | venint o'clock. | in Hartford Tuesday morning and bur- | goqopon e - il will follow in the new Catholic Advent Church, cotheter thi full. Preach i and 7:15 p. m. by L. - - | Tnrantry et .| []NLY lfl ‘l’il‘ Ffi ;‘RUM vt Bondage Bve- | ] laaiaaing ‘Incident of | I L v | nection w m " it is helieve th ervicns be held Company (¢ Infantry, w the Battle now will 1t wstine’s chureh badly wounded April vecovered from and has wirs At 10 of an arter service at i i ha the been hal of the tached to the ittached to the work com of that pair ician's t th v to a hospital Dr. Wrght, a ! time, was not ac or were dled effects phy e in it wounds tant Services 1o ing 10:45 a R. Giles, pastor “Deliveranc nmed in provost Te s He is i out at the thel tol m ted 1 with uptain vho on his way from in hal ge con ton subject in Life . ning th the provost may | BREWERIES CLOSE DEC. 1 Ciriswold — Miller, v been in a averse Tast from to Camp Hagert Tie Christ Praver service 6:30 Thuesday o cetin AL e we HINDENBURG LINE AT Thun the ity uppl it Miller, My o'clact 102d come of A Fyangelist 1.1 s mitry. visited 5 D Hall. Abbott will rmv!muf‘ holding at D. A. Gos- | near tha osts. Tho (Continucd from i Ha Sun- | cen Re War ilmstrated son Gospel anufacture of Beer After That Dat me meetir Licut Gospel Hall wgs hie has been Forbidden By Food Administration e pel Tent the = i M in rvic 0 Proclamation. Main will i street s sine Seutember junst returnc ned tructor, ¢ Eim str helc nd b at 7:46 Washington, bars o next wartim by th AT he omes 1in Griswold in first serviee ere M Hser day evening facilties March the airplane March said 1 continue fss Furthe situation 00 K Company (, has heen the will speak s Relation will he An to on improvement 1n d far. L that s nst Gri with 1"t th ligion There Calva promised of the being held Forestille meetings was not Gen Vips 1 hat for n wold ry inferesting ey fore saile erica Ul who att camp meeting September & nd inner t which s 16 0t | aninee will be no | Hall through | Miller news sn- | REDERAL EXPRESS WRECKED W ihout 1 that 11 advices indiente, he said ApebaL full went mini P Tool om ap| traj cour o Sales | American fighting planc wre in S well e o captain i Conn, ther feelir Gospel Services wil All conveyed to 11 Lient. R W W the try on Decer s is th S "o imil ver Randa ught 4 ovidin| stin the week of yambe Aday eveninss, are invite: nd several other f: J n whi Rritain soldiers ider, passe g L. In telling of the part Runs Into Blectric Locomotive After | 8 CHRE 98 e Po Ander- | 5 ilation of 3 Miller had words of only i : o Crossing Hell « Bridge—Ten W WVHS"' fse. e told the t Lock the 10 pray of Major ( that Capt rce upon t ¥ Emmanuel GGospel Choreh | o Milton Fuma M pealk at Franklin Saqnare M York m.od son. pastor a. m., and 7 at 10,00 a. m., le en N L2A1E n i topp: purpo; pr of more of will T Hurt, One Seriously, of Capt Yonr : 1 md also pe Rible Vid Lo Reopie 0 p. . Strangers cor e v York, New refused to i il Hat ford Washin vl welcome. nd lroad tain ru body was foun I I veen ton and Boston, | hand was Tour to de clectric locomotive with every « (i that he had Major R never t. Lieut. Miller Major 1t f hat A Zion Chnrch, n the preach nt will M.T morning from oductior ialthe t had fou pas Sunday m. Al tho t n will conceting brids ot subject The early today or i chool conven n o Abrahar Conn h nt o time e requested to b A B N TN T T R AT R TR R o i T m . i = Connecticut Trust and Safe D Co. Jeposit STRONG RELIABLI: CORPORATION port from 1 con | i " ! v The My tendent te superin ty Tlain, Ma C.Bwill invited. | The POLICEMAN KILLS CROOK, WOUNDS TWO OTHERS e ident meet 700 Mrs. Robe cvening wo which t e at » A A policeman s organized and qualified through trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, cecutor or Administrator. Capital $750,000. Surplus and Profits $1,000,000 Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. HARTFORD., CONN. M. H. WHAPLES, and men who from 5 tigation.' nembers member wirant regue held f rom sl oL Pres't Steatford | transrers n o . Baldwin