New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 3

NEW ‘ e that was not Frank's corcecs | 5 < Store MHS. NS ANKLES . B ¥ S e syl et regard- John Wilde LOS on 3 0 ng \h\ Hayes, who, the def ! death when she wi is the young woman who calied | was stricken with ARF P\ {; [!4 ap Mys. Herrman and said her hus. | months ago and wa I e hand had two i s apartment | time. Three wee in her ahsence trom the city. Ar. | drow and fell a ’ her were unavailf SOMETHING NEW. fTerrman could not be shaken in hi now 0, " (1] Womfl’l Who 13 3 im'f“m- hat he never knew th “\ .:;:m-;uc{ upon“i “Reform [nitials I Mo Yawmpad Uy, SR it anarel et e ! Yesterdfl IS LOCl’fid U BE6 s bvomanticallcdfhimion s ihellonzg one her veins. Soon 4 y A U D distance telephone from Cincipnats | wh shaken violently by dfid Monogrdms I and said she was*May Hayes. Askod | cians she opened her eves by Mr. Ifallon if he had not warned ! helieved to be recovering. New York, March 1f.-—Weeping | her to keep away from New York nts out” fo red felt foum- o B hrinkable, | and pleading that her mother's life . fause therc were “w o . tatior arranted might hang upon the court’s aetion, | 197 Mr. Herrman said he had not | LDING 2000 Ho 4 sizes, from the smallest i ery S e SEI N Ny TR o, S0 (3 B o e e R aeai S| e To Rt S i ST RN Tl B S B S e May Faves is now in this cits i (. i 5 5 : bra May g twegon Capital Plans the Dt fish and Japancse n the criminal branch of ihe 8- gnd will be placed upeR the witness| & —B00 COF CIRCI® AND DIAMONDGHAPE | BISc court ong 2 [ G¥¢ I""“l'l”l"' stand by the defense, which formerly of $hip Workers' Lahor and f§ ;’ ed extortion from gene P. Herr- ascerted she had heen “spirited away > MONOGRAMS ! man. head of the Herrman Motor y the prosecution. Ler Resources. 1 e to orde @ome in and | mryek company, was committed to The prosecution contends .\ < ok our counter book and ses ' the Tombs vesterday afternoon. on wag Are Iy who called Portland, March 14—Ona of i gty of sin jnitials and of the district attorney’s of- frerrman about Mr. Merrinan cities that has been foremost in o ) lewed indiscretion and that it was | ginning to solve after-the-war P 5 s fic lor commitment, m spite of who called Mr. Herrman at his of- | T { fact that she was under 310,000 fice the next day and made an ap- pointment fo meet him. The aj pointment kept and Mrs. Inch ! cepted $215 in marked bills. £ ¥ mits she accented .the money, INFANT MORTALITY is someth supplied the second dramatic inci of @ day in which comedy so D ninated’ in the court room that two were put out because, de- Justice Davis' warnin they n from laush- | McCall Pattem tor Apni unahle to T stir was created in s | SLEEBING S](‘I\ VES | the witness ¢ ays it as for expenses incurre aking care of May Hayes of all the children born in ¢l or nearly one-quarter, die per cent., or more than one-thirg 1 yor know The study the McCall| cposs exanmiination by William J { . . - they are fifteen! | Ton e defendant. Reterence Catalogue | sef endar staxted | ooy . e " We _do not hesitate to say rs re FRF ! i foward the swaoni ss. | ¥ REEANIA Tewn Mas Sexral Laces | meny of thfesetli’redcmfi tives. m o shion Sheet forl ¢ found themselves barr by the | of New Malady Reaulting From 1 of these infantile deaths are occasiongd by ril ‘ boarding put up aronnd th and to 21’095 tu‘ictm‘es and soothmgl:ymys 4 1 MeCall Magazine for April 10e al 2t the jurvors getting a glimpse Tnfhienza. i d‘;fi or less opllum or morphine, he ons 1 Ineh’s now famous ankles. i . i eadly poisons. In any qummty, they stypefy, | hree months for | Caused Delay in the Trial. Punxsutawney, Pa., March 14—One | te congestions, sickness, death. There can be'n One year for ...........cee.- 10015 Justice Davis was the first to reach | death has resulted here from “sleep- | ::rilta;onlzali)::rsot:‘ei?ti:-o‘:;‘;:cfozic:’g?.:‘hkm memsUSeE G 150 | \ys. Herrman, whom he supported |ing gickness” after influenza, and an- | % N L] 5y E vhile he ve her a drink of watcr. | pther victim of the nge malady is | Genuine Castoria alwaye bears the signature of o { 8he revived quickly and said recovering as the ult of an oper- | - — " able to t | ke the st ation performed i noon. Thersupon a recess Mary Junke, 11 years old, died ! . 5 | was taken until 2 p. m from the dise erday, after | Mrs. Inch appeared early in the Geeping for ten = erything ourt room. smiling brightly. Seating€ known to medical nee 5 util- herself by her attorneys, she crossed jeq in an effort to arouse the child. her knees under the table in a na- m——— e tural, comfortable manner, and it | ! immediately became evident that the NEw BR‘TA!N ! fenee around the witness stand would | | deprive the jurors of a view of hr'r] o inkles only~when she is testifying. THIN PEUPI}‘ 2 | Yesterday theso ankles were clad in | 5 | i physicians. i 1 black silk hose. | Before Chief As | | sistant District At- ed the case for tho | i prosecntic he a that ju r | Bitro-Phesphate will give you a small, '8, Beniamin W. Wells of No, | steady increase of firm, healthy flesh each West 113th street, be excused on the | day. It supplles an eesential substance to that he v rrational and | the brain and nerves in the active furm in torney Talley ope r ally sick.” Mr. Talley said the | which it normally oceurs in the living cells had been seen roiling his eves j of the body Bitro-Phosphate replaces nerve waste and creates new strength and | energy. Sold by Clark & Brainerd in New ! Britain and all good Arugglsts under defi- | nite guarantee of reswits or money hack IT IS A PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE OUR RE-OPENING SATURDAY, MARCH 15TH, On this day we will more than welcome our many IT’'S UNWISE i | | to put off today’s duty | until tomorrow. ! your stomach is acid- | | | | | nd heard mumbling to himself. Mr. was excl i. Ellery Sanferd, insurance broker of No. 156 Man- vattan street, took his place in the Wy, 1919 disturbed take Ki-rinIDS the new aid to digestion comfort feday. A i pleasant relief from i~ the discomfort of acid- | dyspepsia. </ MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE She Obiected to “Glaring.”™ The fivst diversion came when Mrs, yeh caused her attorney to ask John ! rkey. who is employed in Mr. Tal- . to remove his chair from in front of her. She told | afterward that Mr. Markey | ed™ at her steadily nan, who was ied as Jon is wife left the witness tand ;\.XQ\\(‘}‘("! Mr. Taller's ques- NO AcETAN“L")E' in almost the same words ho GOOD sed in the former t Under PREVENTIVE REMEDY tnination by Mr. Fallon he testifi lox's offi kind and staunch friends, as likewise tha folks we are so Mr anxious o get acquainted with. A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL Our “Szcond Birthday” in your city has indeed been very encouraging and in spite of the tremendous expense we | 3 COTT” “at he did know a man named Nor- FOR TREATMENT OF | LESLED WP el Ul vin Frank, and added that he had l N F L u N worn at the first trial he did nob | A srow o man named “Norman,<” be- w’%flgfi“ )gflen & {,fi,ijo have incurred in renovating our entire store, we will reverse e (INCORPORATED) the custom of receiving gifts, and instead we will present to HARTFORD. Sales of Notions and Househo! Supplies SATURDAY THE LAST DAY Lowest prices on desirable and useful things everybody needs. Shop at our notions counter and annex Saturday. A long list of specials. Buy Your Hosiery Here s, blaek, white, every lady and gentleman purchaser Saturday, March 15, 1919, a hanisome gift with our compliments. We wat you to always feel that we have created and established this store for you. We want you to feel as safe in purchasing your needs from us as depositing your savings at your bank. Qur success relies on your Satisfac- tion. We guarantee both. We positively feel assured that in following out our business principles of high grade mer- chandise at the lowest price will bring success. Women's medium weight Cotton Stockings. semi-fahioned, Burson make, Three Pairs for $1.00. Per Pair 35c Women's Pure Silk Stockings, with seamed back, in black, navy, white and brown, at $1.15 vomen's Mercerized Stocking: DEOWN, SEAY -=..oeon- ol Women's pure silk Boot Stockings, 15 inches of silk in black, white, brown, dark tan and gray, at only . ot 75¢ ,men’s full fashioned silk and fiber boot in Women's Silk and Fiber Stockings, with back ldack and white, special value at . $1.00 seams a good heav: weight in black, SHOP AT OUR HOSIERY COUNTE I‘ | white, browf and gray. at Whether you have been in our store before or not, we ask the pleasure of clasping your hand as a friend or a future friend Tomorrow, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 19i9. @ [5) We Give Best Values in Hosiery Always. Sale of Solid Gold and High Grade Filled Jewelry At One-Third the Usual Prices. Let us at this opportune time Thank You fer your generous patronage in the past. WWe bought the entire surpl stock of one of the largest manufacturers of solid gold jewelry in Frovidence. The assortment cor ts of brooches, bar pins, lingerie clasps, pendants and neck chains set with reconstructed rubies. amethysts, pearls obernes and Sapphives. Drooehes and Bar Pins, all 10k gold pins, with | Brooches and Bar Pins, solid 10k gold and safety clasps, worth up to $4.50, at ..... $1.95 | gold pin set with assorted sones e e e . S T e P to 3.0 par 0 R R $1.45 EoliaNGoldiNeckAGhains Jall jsolderedRiin e Al _ | Selid Geld Pendants, set with reconstructed inches long, ulad 151 7o 0 for e 950 % : , A stones, pearls, in very beautifyl and e % weonderful assortment of Gold Filled | clusive patterns, worth up to $4.00, for .. $1.43 3rooches, Bar Pins, set with amethyst, | Gold Filled Lingerie Clasps, the patented ¢merald, sapphire, ruby, olivine, rose and I “Security” clagp in engraved and engine pearls, some very fine pierced and wire turned patterns. regylar price is $1.00 a patterns, worth up to $1.75 cach, for ..... 5%¢ pair, Specjal Sale price 59¢ a Pair T SR e o R 238 MAIN STREET The § F.engo Belts for the stout figure, at $2.50 and $3.50 | Children’s Spring Sweaters in all the wanted e tore of Aocomodatlon Same-Allen ®pecial Corset, a new line of top- shades-and styles, prices ......, $3.25 to $4.95 less and medium length Corssts in both ‘ “mall Children’s Sweaters, in rose, cardinal white and flesh color, priced from $2.00 to § | Andicorn;Rforis T e ... $250