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

ICE | Blankets INDISSCLUBLE AND SANITARY Big Saving in Ice Bills 10c each THE Dickinson Drug Ge. 169-171 Main Strsa! Sweater Jacket an absolute necessity for bath Miss and Matron for out- ing wear, mo- is toring and re- sort wear. | | i I | Luke Horsfali Go HARTFORD ; | FUREEEE SN CITY ITEMS. Nathan B. Jaffe reported to the vesterday that his automobile motoreyvelist the corner Main and Klm he cyclist was knocked the but did not appear be . police stru Q@ of mato pavement badly hurt. ne street. to to formerly with Craner-Krasselt Advertising of Milwaukee, Wis,, has been New land manager for the Trade Press, Inc., trade | publishers of (‘hicage. ; locate at Hartford. FHis | many friends will remember that for \e\'o"al yvears he connected with the Skinner (‘huck company Benjamin F. Damon, the Agency made in international ind technical k11, anda will was Ths engagament of James H. Park- ngton of 100 West Main street and Miss Todith Kirke of 173 Park street s anngunced. A meeting of the Women's Catholic Zenevolent l.egion will be held at 8 y'elock tomorrow evening in St. Mary's school hall. Kennedy's dancing school tonight.— advt. DISC S ALARM SYSTEM. A confercence was held last eveningz Letween A. D. Wheeler of the Game- well IFire Alarm System company and | fuperintendent George Cooley of the local system. A meeting of the fire ymmissioners and Mr. Wheeler w; scheduled for this afterncon and it is expected that the board will have guotations to present at the meeting of the commission this evening) on the HAD EGZEMA AND AGNE FOR YEARS On Face, Hands and Body. ltched and Burned. Cuticura Heals, ‘“My face became affected with eczema and acne which caused me years of suffering that I shall never forget. The eruption took form in blis- ters and pimples and my face, hands and entire body began to irritate. Dur- ing the night the eruption began to itch and burn. “I thought I would try Cuticura. I got relief so I purchased two cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment and after using them I was healed.” (Signed) M. Perlin, 624 Warren St., Grove Hall, Mass. Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum to care for your skin. Soap 25¢c, Ointment 25 and 50c, Talcum 25¢. Sold throughout the world. For sample each free address: *“Cuticura Lab- oratories, Dept. H, Malden, Mass.” ticura Soap shaves without mug. CHARGED AS FRALD, | DISCHARGE ACCUSER Agent Claims He Is Poor Book- | keeper and Meant No Harm Char Rejuni out of d with defrauding Mr a widow since last D $10 which had him to bind a contract for stone to be placed over the her husband, ISugene J. Ahrbozak, aged 27, was before Judge John Kirkham in police court this ing, but the fact that his bookeepii system was lo was responsibie his disch He by Attorney Henry ‘ted On January 13, at that time NMcGovern called at the and signed a the delivery of ceiving, to Mary paid to grave- she a grave morn- wa Nowicki. for Stone. Ahrbozaw who was in the employ of the Monumental company, of* Mrs. Rejunis contract with her for a $100 gravestone, re- bind the contract, $10. A duplicate of 'the contract w given to Mrs. Re and produc dence today nearly months to delivered tral offices T 1ded a reason deliver “he stone. records in the no return had the contract and agent followed Very Poor McGovern s been made at home nis d ter the to the evi- in court seven for went company for their After stone cen- and de- failure to rching the it was found that been made arrest of be she of the S€ ofi ever the on the Business Man. wted that returns had other times by the ac- cused but there was another instance of his not having reported a sale. He characterized the accused as a ‘“very poor man, too erratic and always in a hurry.” Ahrbozak's de- fense was that bhecause of his poor system he might have neglected send- ing the money but as he could find no unfinished contracts in his home he felt sure that ‘it must have bheen lost in transit. He knew nothing of the mix-up until arrested last night by Sergeant Johnson. Broken Bottles Causes Allowing broken bottles the road afier he had case of beer bottles proved costly for Louis Conti, when he paid a fine of $15 and costs. Tle was arrested ves- terdav afternoon by Officer Herbert I.yons upon complaint of Soloman Shurberg and broken glass found strewn about the street radius of three feet. Mr. Schurberg saw bottles fall to the coal yard on F when the driver picked hroken ones and v he went out he remove them. eral vile port the was arrested later brought the business Arrest. | to remain on dropped a was in a of his and un- drive the street inklin case near street out the about to and requested (hat He was called sev- and returned to re- to the police. Conti on North street and station. away, names matier to . Drunk Julius on Cider. Karmelewicz drank cider which hacd in his home yes- terday and then decided to go call- ing, but when his neighbors locked theirr doors he became The police were called and Officers An- drus and Sharpe placed him umlm"! on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Fines of $10 and F2 were imposed. Other Hadfield the on some he abusive. arrest Cases, Charles clker tle disch fire- of h store on evening of July rged Cr in reet rear the *mber, of { i3 1| for | represented | waiting | 3 and left the city. shortly after to spend the Fourth. When he returned he found a warrant await- and in today he was vesterday him court i ed costs. i Three small bovs picked raspberries | and at (O)is from the Ibelie gardens yesterday taken reguest Albert boys were warned to from the cul- tivated herries in the future and upon their promise were allowed to go. One the accused was sent, according testimony given in chambers, to s the potatoes off the potato bug seeing the berries stopped to some. station tor tosthe of the Sharpe keep | were police prop The the hy ficer away of pick A PLEASANT SURPRISE. The hearts of the working force at the freight depot were gladdened yes- terday with the announcement that an ince WwWa amounting te 10 | cents a day had been granted, and this amount would the men tor the working tfime commencing January 1. The back pay will given ‘ IFifteen of the ex-service men who were emploved at the depot prior to the war affected by the new ruling. se of be given bhe s00N. are TREATY HELD UP. \ustrian Terms Are Not Yet Ready— Considering Territorial >lans, Paris, July 7.—A decision of the | Council of Five to devote further time to consideration of Austrian has resulted in the trian peace being held up after the printers set the type and handed over the proofs. The boundaries question taken up tomorrow, and it the treaty will not be ready for entation before the waek-end at earliest, as there are many problems in this connecticn to be considered. al questions treaty had will be stated pres- REDS SEIZE OFFICE IN PETROGRAD. Helsingfors, July 6.—Tt is reported that all foreign embassies, legations and cansulates 1n Petrograd have been occupied by Bolshevik troops. The archives have been seized, it said, andy those in charge have been arrested amg handed over to an extra- ordinary commission dealing with charges of éspionage against the Sov- iet government. is ARY IS KILLED IN AIRPLANE Prague, .[nl_\"&—.lamos Ceary, sec- retary of the American Y. M. C. A. was killed and 'an Ttalian aviator was injured when @n airplane in which they were flving over the Wysehrad bri » fell togay. ~JENDS ITCHING [ s For .*}.emu you must have an cienl, cotapetent remedy to see results. SKIN effi- true l"n&{l\:un is so good for skin troubles that §ou can make no mis- take in H'_'.v:vgx first and for all. Ap- ply right on th& places that burn, itch and harass; they will pacified, soothed, cooled. Poslam offers guali- ty to each ounce {that cannot be equal- led by pounds &f inefliciency. every form of eruption the pimples, scalp-scajle, rashes, ishes, itchink feet. Sold everywhere.y TFor free write to MKmergency Laboratories, West 47th St., New! York city. 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Stockholm, July 8.—The I shipowners to accede to a demand for the Swedish amen’s union l an eight hour day and a standard wage on ships under 700 tons in the | Baltic and 600 North sea. An arbitration has to Gothenberg de- clared by which entire dispute or is affecting sh commercial ginated in began Saturday the Swe fleet. The the ref 1 the commission tons in | gone of to intervene (13 ROSE by any other name would smell as sweet "—but cigarettes of any other tobacco than Turkish don’t smoke as enjoyably. The reason Murads are de- manded by thousands of smokers is that they are made of 100% pure Turkish tobacco—the world’ most famous tobacco for cigarettes—and so conceded. That is why many manufacturers boast of even a dash of Turkish tobacco in their brands. It 1s true that “ordinary” cigarettes cost a trifle less. Judge for yourself—! (2 Makers of the Highest Grade Trkish and Fgglb&an @galfi/esml/w%rfl