New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1919, Page 10

Temorrow, at all times. . Atrial A. PINKUS EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Satisfaction Guaranteed Main Street Phone 570 _Why Our Success? BECAUSE-- The High Quality of Our; PHOTOGRAPHS| ‘ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF TRAINING AND EXPERIENC: TheArcade Studio fintel MWlashington 69-71-73 Lafayette St. Cor. Washington NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ROOMS $1 AND UP American-European Only First-Class Patronage Solicited and Accepted Try. Our 50 CENT LUNCH In Main Dining Room Served from 12 fo 1:30 SPECIAL TODAY e Ol Prench Fried Potatoes, Corn Fritters, Tea or Coffee, Full Automatic PRINTING Therefore Accurate. BINDI AN PAPER RULID ANNOUNCEMENT i We wish to announce that commencing Tuesday, July 29 We will open to the public a complete LUNCHEONETTE Serving Light Lunches of all kinds. We solicit your patronage and will endeavor to please you Our Soda Fountain is up-to-date in every particular and you will find our store the coolest place in town to get your luncheon. Infected Tooth Said To Have Caused Mr. Roosevelt’s Death 145, The Ladies’ article headed, Home Journal for April, page carries a remarkable Teeth.” heodore Roosevelt's This is an article which everybody should read Here follows the opening paragraph: “How cxpressive of his personality was Rooscvelt's smile! Whether your acquaintance with him was personal or only through photographs, the attribute of Roosevelt’'s that you remember most clearly is surely his smile. Those flashing white teeth won him millions of friends—yet one of those teeth killed him.” While the direct cause is said to have been what is known “pul- monary embolism,” or blood clot on the lungs, the trouble which cost the life of the great American had its start in an absessed tooth 20 years ago, say the doctors. There is no telling WHAT troubles one is inviting when neglecting the teeth. The SAFE way is to allow a competent DENTIST to examine them every little while. This will safeguard you against complications. I make no charge for such an examination—and my fees for work done are VERY REASONABLE. Better be safe than sorry ! as Come in! You Have Only One Life--- Specialists in B id e Ofk Tt may be that a cat has nine lives hut you have only one. The happiness vyou find, the I g W comforts that you enjoy must be yours now. Don’t he satisfied with decayed teeth or spongy gums year after year. Something better is in store for you, and here is how to have it. Come in Beautiful Bridgework with ab- and see me at once, and 1 will explain every detail to you. Then we can, If you are not able to solutely painless extractions. do otherwise, arrange for small weekly payments that you will hardly feel. It is so easy and my s e Lo a0 work is absolutely painless for I use Try a Lime Rickey or a Macaroon Porfait. J. Henry Fagan, NO NAUSEA NO AFTER EFFECTS : on submarine will convince you. CROWELL'S DRUG STORE 254 MAIN STREET \ “The Busy Corner’ CZERNIN EXPLAINS HIS FAMOUS NOTE ! Former Austrian Minister Says It Was Given to Erzberger Without His Knowledge. Copenhagen, July A dispatch from Vienna says that Count Czernin, former Austro-Hungarian foreign minister, has published a statement that his report to Emperor Charles under date of April 12, 1917, was handed to Mathias Erzbergér without his knowledge by certain irresponsi- ble persons. Herr Erzberger himself, Count Czernon says, acted in good faith and declares the handing over of the re- port was a link in the chain of minor intrigues which caused him to resign Count Czernin a he will soon publish a book ciearing up these matters. A Copenhazen dispatch on Sunday said Count Czernin's report had been published at Weimar, the seat of the German national assembly. The prin- cipal point of the report was the ne- cessity of opening peace negotiations, “before our enemies are aware of our expiring power.” The report warned Emperor Charles of the deceptiveness of hopes founded warfare and emphasized what America’s entry into the struggle would mean. Count Czernin's report was made the subject of an attack on Mathias Erzberger in the German national as- sembly. == ER. Hitchenck & o, 308 MAIN ST. ITS SO NICE AND CALM TODAY, DADDY IS GONG To TeACH You To SwWiM— KAUFFMAN BRINGS SUIT. Brings action for $200 for the Recov- ery of Auto Damages. A suit for $200 has been brought by owner of the Ford express, against Roy Benson and John Evanoskas, the action arising from a collision the night of June 30 between two automobiles, awned by the plain- tiff and the defendants, at Eim Hill. Papers were served in the case by Constable George A. Stark, who atl tached the defendant’s automobils The case is returnable to the city court. Attorney Irving I Rachlin is counsel for the plaintiff. saac Kauffman, WILL PRACTICE Milkowitz Wi ) Attorney M. D. Lawyer Ha 1 Enter Office Wi axe. Lawyer Harry Milkowitz, who pass- ed the state bar examinations last June, began his practice of law to- day in the office of Morris D. Saxe, who is at the present time taking his annual vacation. Attorney Milkowitz will occupy Mr. Saxe's office during Mr. Saxe's vaca- tion. a local attorne; CONCERT WEDNESDAY EVENING. The second concert of the series of band concerts which are planned by the public amusement commission will be held at Walnut nesday evening. band will deliver comprises many Hill park on Wed- The Philharmonic the program, which popular selections. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS You MUST Kjck Your. FEET, DANY - KICK HARD! At ,NoURE NOT KICKING— Nap-a-Minit WHAT ABOUT YOUR TEETH? Dear Doctor: It is a matter of personal satisfac- tion to me to testify that the bridge- work you made is not only perfect in appearance but has proved most serviceable; and I shall always con- Great international surgeons like Dr. Hunter of London, tell us that the teeth are often the sider myself fortunate in having the unsuspected cause of ill-health and even insanity. Be once more the Happy, Healthy Person you pleasure of recommending you to my were before your teeth went bad. Get back the old “pep”, the self-confidence, the alert, active friends in order to better assure you mind. Come in and see me at once for an examination. My office is in the very heart bf the of my appreciation. The equipment is ideal. Good dentistry alone is practiced here. So you cannot afford to ARTHUR ADOLFSON, 348 No. Burritt, New Britain, Ct. miss the opportunity of having your teeth attended to and remember my work is absolutely pain- less. J. HENRY FAGAN, Dear Doctor 1 was almost tearful when I entered your office to have my tooth extracted and the greatest surprised person when I realized it was out and without the slightest pain Your Nap-a-Minit J. HENRY PAGAN, o —— method of dentistry is truly wonderful and you can rest assured I shall make it known to my e bl friends. J. W l’,"'f,‘["y\:\ o T want to tell you that your Oy G s I J. HENRY FAGAN, Dear Doctor:— It is a matter of personal satisfaction to me to testify that the bridgework you made is not only perfect in appearance, but has proved most serviceable; and I shall always consider myself fortunate in having the pleasure of recommending you to my friends in order to better assure you of my appreciation. FRANK T. McMAHON, 123 Cherry St., New Britain. 212 MAIN ST. NURSE IN ATTENDANCE I Will Take Paid or Partly Paid Bonds method of extaction is the best ever. To any one who wishes to have their teeth extracted I gladly recom- mend you. MRS. CLAYTON LAWRENCE, 215 West Main St., Plainville, Ct. J. HENRY FAGAN OPENU™ Painless Dentists Let Your Liberty Bonds Pay for Your Dental Work. Examina- Estimates Free tions Free DRUM CORPS NOTIC LO N NAMED. tle in some months when he meets| team and should greatly strengthen F o Patsy Cline in Philadelphia on | that outfit. T. A. B. Drum Corps Will Participate | p,omocratic Member of Opmmittee on' August 11. Cline gave the champion | ——— in Annual Convention at Middletown. sl Bonsions | a hard tussle in their last bout in the | FACTORY LEAGUE RESULTS, The Y. M. T. A & B, society drum ) ) ! Quaker City and the approaching, The Fafnir team defeated (hE corps will attend the annual conven- At a recent organization meeting of | contest should b interesting. No | Sianley Works nine in a close sam the committee on invalid pensions of title is at stake, for the reason that!at walnut Hill Park Saturday aftg tion of the State Fifers and Drum- | the house of representatives, Con- both will enter the ring as welters. | noon, score 4 to 3. The Landersy mers’ association, which is to be held | gressman Augustine Lonergan of Co=-| - _ Frary and Clark Universals had ain at Middletown on Saturday. A re- | necticut was made dm'nm;r:lnc mem- | b = easy time with the Stanley Rule anm hearsal of the corps will be held on | ber of sub-committee No. 2. - | AcorNs pEFEAT LEADERS. Level aggregation, winning 9 to -4gh Thurs evening and final prepara- hisienh comniites Wil basd of 8 :‘ The Acorns of Kensington stopped | The Russell and Erwin team wasg tions will be made for the affair. invalid pension claims for the swates of | T, | ing streak of the Rangers in | covered with whitewash by the New. e cornslinas@avarded Misecond QOIIJ;TCX\‘;\":;» \lii:h“('l\\“:{\ .| the Hardware City league, Saturday | Britain Machine company nine, scora ,I:’h:,,(]{'\\;({‘;?x (2nh?::g’ux:;;"om“l;i Georgla, Florida, Alabama, Mississip- afternoon, painsia) n:;-.l;]::\u:::l Stoo ; ¢ the cups on Saturday. 3 pi, Louisaina, Arkansas and Texas. (10X DO i ST 2. wned CHRURCH LEAGUE RESULTS ‘Although Congressman Lonergan | the Crescents, 7 to 4. LEAGUE ITS. A has done splendid work for the sol-| L . The results in the Church league 48 FIRST FRIDAY DFVOTIONS. diers, sailors and marines of the pres-1 i St. Mary's playgrounds Saturday afts Sacred Heart devotions will be hon- | ent war and for their dependents, he TWILIGHT BASEBALL. ernoon were as follows: St. John's 12, ored in all of the local Catholic | Still maintains a lively interest in lh‘e wo fast games are scheduled at .“,M,?,y.v\‘- 14; Sacred Heart 6, ehutohos ba Frldny. Confessions wil | f°Pendents of che Clvll and Spaiish s Maryis| ployerounds inis weel | St Mary's 2. In the Junior leagues e an P e [lwes seterans e when the Annex will meet the Rovals | the Rovals downed the I 10 fo fine Mabses 9l benold ot the vl J X of Hartford tomorrow evening at T Thomas Donahue defeated Ed e . LEONARD TO MEET CLINE. o'clock and on day evening the | ward Glynn in the boys' tennis tour time communion services will take| New York, July 28.—Benny Leonard | locals will play the Columbias. Billy | nament at the playgrounds Saturdag place. will enzage in his first important bat- ; Dudack has been added to the Annex | in two sets, 6—1 and 6—2 y BY ALLMAN 3 Nov KicK HARD ENOUGH - You NEARLY KiokED A HOLE IN DADON & Danny Was There With the Kick! ‘ NOW GIVE A REAL. HARD KI—— QQ Q AW, DADDY, "L TN To f KICK RARDER GO 7o T Nowl . A