New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1919, Page 2

‘ irih the ~ Job BUY A VICTORY BOND Dickinson Drug co.f 169-171 Main Stres! PHONE 3s0. HORSFALLS e Dresses and Afternoon Gowns ‘Vlorning \ S with such love- ! ly graceful lines that they are simply irresist- lible. In price { they range from %51 8.95 upward. Luke Horsfall Go, Lce ARYLOM * CITY ITEMS to the children Murphy Sons New Maid bread. J. E. ~advt Comstock ampment will admit & 7 lass of candidates to the patriarchal degree, Friday fay 9, that has been received in- to the camp in five years. These cany ldidates will be taken to Bristol, to be ladvanced to the golden rule degree, L. Dunbar Encampment of that All patriarchs should be on at triangle Tuesday Oth at 7 p. m evenin lc sale tonight at acy, corner Park posite Rackliffe's. Axelrod’s Phar- and Bigelow, op- advt. James Butler of Eristol, John Kiley ntertainment hbing. The Clock Shop, rooms 4-5, vlock, will repair your cloct and luncheon this eve- Booth's —advt POLISH SERVICE CLUB [Mass Mecting Called Tor Friday Eve- ning to Complete Plans of Organi- zation For New Club. For the purpose of organizing a [Polish-American soldiers and sailors’ elub, a mass meeting of all Polish res 1dents of New Britain who are now or who have been during the war in any branch of the service, has becn called | The | for Friday evening of this week. meeting is to be held in the school thall of the Sacred Heart school ‘will be called to order at 7:30 club has the support Rev. Lucyan Bojnov pastor of the church, z it is expected tha d will be enrolled and nd sanction of The principa ning is to be Lieut. Henr, recently discharged from army at Camp Hancock after a year's servi as a commissioned officer. Lieut. No il outline the plans for the the club and will aet officer. It is planned to the club for a social club and a and every Polish and marine will be re Th since the break of var, 627 membe acred h enrolled speaker of the eve- Nowicki, on of esiding society soldier, sailor expected to servic > ¢ numt 1as beer number are still on active service of the French s B too will be admitt the Polish Legior d to mem- ship. Rout business wiil transact meeting of the Y A rd of ectors Monds ening at t monthly meat- M.« the ening o The | two-fold purpose | benevolent | JEALOUS OF GIRL, THREATENS RIVAL Adam Formanovitz Was Prepared Kulher char without ormanovitz, ind costs ch-of-the-peace cha 2inst him and Constanti s nolled by Prosegutor | Woods. The accused was | by Attorney P. F. McDonough. “ormanovitz and Denschenko werc ed Ofticer night ind bi v had Joseph G presented John Carlson complaint of who claimed io rob them upon brother, attempted id that Formanovitz in on them and fired two shots admittec rmington hich fa deve For 2 Steve rivals for the hand of the woman Farmington ave the dance, wa nue young nd former, havingz taken her o a stopped while going home by the { Kulbers. According 1o his story ber s i Your time pulied knife out of his pocket. other Kulber pulled a black Formanovitz drew @ gun, had been carryving just emergendc; He fired two shots in the air and ran toward the city where he w cer and later was charged charging the gun. This was not the his life having been thres i torney McDonough stated, { eral other occ formed by brothers had w away from the take his life Kul- and The has come,” wh for center of the s stopped by the of with dis- first instance of ened, At 1S on sev- ad been In- the him to they sions, he client, rned his Kulber stay girl or would ! \utoist Pays Fine. Robert Blinn, the Sprir salesman who was arrested night for driving a ca the influence of liquor, : to appear in court yesterd: before Judac Meskill r and paid a fine of A of $50 and costs was imposed and § of the fine remitted Blinn, who is a ztield, Mass., Tuesday while under morning, James middle-aged E a Massachusetts firm, and he stated today that he riven automobiles over 53,000 miles without has never before under the influence has ¢ an accident driven a of liquor. Officers Willlam Mun, Flynn made the arrest | bad struck a silent dragged it Main street Hartford to put | when stopped by found to be { liquor and r while and M utic officer and the under the and obliged to city until matters the police s had been held to him this morning. UNIFORM HOURS FOR THE CITY EMPLOYES influence remain in were adjusted tion. His 3 as bonds, was Heads of Various Departments Tell evening, | Committee of Hours in Vogue in Their Offices. Follow tee on uniform hours for o ployes, held last hall, a report will he of the of the em- evening at the City will be compiled and presented at the next meeting common council. The ¢ various departme vited to be present at the i committee co of Curtis, H. P. } Paonessa. heads s were in- session. The Alderman O. T ards and A, M to order and explained the purpose of | the session. He said that clerks in the various departments had plained t other shorter hours, Tax Collector Bernadotte { explained that the hours in collector’s offico are nance com- clerks worked Loomis the tax lated by ordi- He believed that the hours in vogue now proved very satisfactol Frequently night work is done. The ordinance provides that the office be open evenings until 9 o’clock but ing is permissible at 8 p. m Loomis said that of the p. m Assessor Burkh Stockwell of the h | missioner Frank Riley of the chs | department and City Engineer | told the committee | In their departments. { said that during the departments | sometimes he days. Cit formity of | department clos- M he finds that at, Dr. ith board Mr. winter overtime worked on Engincer Hall favored uni- hours in the Burk worked and engineering SOUTH CHURCH LUNCHEON. There be a complimentary | luncheon n Friday noon at | south church Womsur | Missionary society | start at 11 o'clock { the semi-annual by the s Foreign neeiing junchec ve a stere Miss opticon lec \d Its Mission.” > YEARS. anniversary \ry's church o Sexton to th Ralph came pastorate of Rev. ¥ ¥ ¢ has carried out | rter of a cen- had SCHOOL CHILDREN | | tary | Liberty nd who failed | i fine man, | | Russell > driver | sinni | derson, D | Grifiin, a meeting of the commit- | Alderman Curtis called the meeting | most | business is done from s to 9 William D. | Hall, | what hours prevail | The mecting will | Al CEMETERY VASES Don’t Wait Until DecorationDay! See Qur South Wi ndow This Week HERBERT L. MILLS Hardware BOOSTING LOANS | i Younger Generation Doing Its Part in Victory Drive About eighty pupils of the clemen- srades and the high the school are entered in contest for two $50 bonds offered by committce, the publicity one for the pupil in cach ' group who securcs the largest The is to be awarded to the pupil securing nuni- ber of bond subscriptions. prize the largest number of subscribers and { two bonds purchased by one subscrih | er will count for hut one purchase in ring for this contest grade pupils and who are candi- ates for the bond in their group are Donald Horton, F Horton. Warren Brainerd, ard Conlin; Mary Charneg T Jester, Ida nbaum, Williard Mouradian, Mary Ryneak, Joseph Renich, Lillian worth, Jacob Guisinger, Henry F ler. Vivian Scott, Josephine Renock Torello, Bernice Wells, Jos- Constance Taylor. Clifford Greenerod, Mary Babula, Agatha Renz Harold Beloin, William Horenstein, Marion Naughton, Mabel Klingberg. Ivelyn Gabel, Bertha Lar- son, Bennie Birnbaum, George Grout, Clifford Coleman, Madeline Gerish, Lawrence Davenpori, Dorothy Mercer, Lulu Smith, Erwin Tars Barbara Mollie Welinsly, Pearl Stro- ble, Bessie Perlman, Anna - Sincavz Cyril Luddy, Howard Linton, Mamie Koplowitz, Marion Holcomb, Henriet- ta Dinner, Stephen Conova, Alton An- lin Croce. Henry flow, Mary Satalino, Iithel Odin, Howard A Annic Tteenco. Marion Hause, he elementary ve made who sales eph Piet | PARK HOTEL 213 Main Street, New Britain, Conn. ONE FLIGHT UP Regular Dinner Quick Service TO0 THE PUBLIC Have you ever realized when Bread on our service cars and trucks that the product is baked in the itary equipment and under absolute scientific control? of our New Maid Bread and be convineod of its superiority, J. E. Murphy Sons Baking Company 14 WINTER STREET. | test for the $50 Liberty | vid Rosenberg, i Cooper. Give Us a Trial reading the inest and best equipped in ihe state, with all the modern san- 336 Main Street Mildred Allison, Jenncate Patterman Libby Dunn, Hench Pascus, AMaurice Rabinowitez, Tresa Giller, Marion Gagan, James Skinner. Curtis Booth, B Troop, Roy Oldershaw, I land arselle, Ralph Crandall. Wil liam J. Noble, Errolle Peck, Harvey imons, Alfred Ma Barticj Kabian, $. Birnbaum Shulzinsk Thomas Lanza Stromgquist, Lucy Caffejian Those in the high school who have reported subscriptions to their teach- crs and who are entered in the con- Amthony for this group are Joseph Shurburg, Ahe Swardof, Ds John C. White, James TheKiddies Enjoy Cuticura Soap This pure, fragrant emollient is just suited to the tender skins of infants and children. Millions have known no other since birth. The daily use of it, with touches of Ointment now and then to little skin and scalp troubles, tends to insure a healthy skin, a clean scalp and good hair through life. Soap. Ointment and Talcum 25 cents each every M~ Be sure to test the fasci grance of Cuticura Talcum on your skin. AND DINING ROOM Special Supper sign, New Maid Try a loaf NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Should a ever fade don't jaundry. money here. on 2 shirt is like gold ring, It means genuinc. The utmost in Shirts 3RS Wilson's FAST “Wilson” Shirt blame the You can get your back at any time right The name “Wilson” 14k on a $2 to $10. ili, Anna Uchalik, | Ethel | bond offered ! (LML “‘|| st THERE are good reasons for Firestone Truck Tires carrying more than half America’s truck tonnage. Look at the. trucks in this city that are mounted on Firestone Tires. You'll find that they run faster, have fewer accidents, stand up better with less repairs, are operating with the lowest possible quantity of gasoline. Qur own service here in the city co-operates with Firestone . 6. HAWKER 8 ELM ST. Tel. No. 1294-2 Opver half the truck Tonnage of America is carried Tivestone TIRES policy. Our tire presses, with power equal to many tons pressure, and our other ma- chinery make it easy for us to change truck tires quickly. And you know that the pay- ing truck is the truck in the streets ha;"‘xg your goods. When a tifack’s laid up a day for tire change, you lose far more than the cost of the change. Let us reduce tire- change time to the fewest possible minutes. R st ATTENTION! Tools now for that on fllhn i Victory Garden Qur assortment of Garden Tools, Field, Garden and Lawn Seed, Genera! Farm and Gar- den Supplies is very complete. Qur seeds are the “kind that grow.” Call, write or phone your order at once and get started right for that “Bumper Crop.” RACKLIFFE BROS. C0. Inc. 250 Park Street--14 Bigelow Street, Electricians 8 ® (19 Main St § New Britain, Co ni. ARE ou Going to Clean House! Let the EUREKA Do It for You. Over 200. We Have Sold Ask Your Friends About Them. EUREKAS are Best, Phone 1294-4 for Free Demonstration LeWitt’s Block BARRY & BAMFORTH i, 19 St. Mr.HomeGardener | Get those Seeds and Garden