New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1919, Page 2

- — — — - ——e e ——————— R HALLINANS Mrs. N. E. Willlams of Fast street is spending a month in Rhode Island. s Y KING has just returned f Banta ak as just returned from aintam lake, NEW BERRY PIES where he has been camping for-the past week pa & NEW PEACH PIES == COFFEE CARES e ol ry SILY NOW & Delicatessen Specials p CELERY . 2 e s Bunch rancis W. Pinches returned A PICKLED TLAMBS TONGUE;! S s cach amp Dix after a leave of ab- The sale of Oil of Korein is increasing. It is a vegetal- FRIED PORK CHOPS AND MASHED POTATOES ....... 45¢c can sence at his home in this city. ; ized oil compound; safe, harmless and reliable. The \ f « Korein 7 System is proving itself a wonderful weight 1 Mrs. George Schneipert and daugh- \ B reducer. Delightfal to obtain slender fgure Many en- : \ Candy SpeClaIS THE MAN WHO SHAVES ter Mildred have returned from dorsements. nih':‘blz g;ggms sell Oil of Ko_re}ilrt\. 4 A FRESH GRATED COCOANUT HAYSTACKS ........ 52c per 1b. p NWestbrool Many perso 3% rted anaverage wei reduc- 5 k fmseit knows the importance of good [ WeStbrook. ol ; tion of Bve to sixteen pounds monthly thepugn the Kerein \ J M H N I bap, brushes, talcum powder, witch o B 7 System. Physicians recommend it. s v | . ° A L L l N A nc. azel or toilet water. That's the xind | THREE GIRLS AR s : No drugging, no starving, no strenuous exercising. ; & STREET. ¢ ) : _ Delightful, steady riddance of adiposity. ‘‘The fat seems ‘ 142 MAIN S e man we cater to in our men's toilet ARRAIGNED IN COURT L A to melt away’’ is the expression of numerous usersA > A oods. Give them a trial and you'll 2 $100 Guarantee in each box, that you will reduce at jhave with comfort. Men who know SR A least a pound every week, or your moncy back! ill tell you so. Two Placed on Probation While Third ' o Is Committed to House of & Good Shepard. : THE At the morning police court ses: )’ R N 3 sion Beatrice Josefiak, aged 19 years, g Vi N 4 ana Stella Piorkowski, aged 18 years ~ ] @ ® 2 | were put on probation in the custody e (3 : @ | of their parents, while Anna Gazda, E ; t L4 aged 17 was_committed to the House The trio were charged with vio- s’ For convenience, Oil of Korein comes in tiny cap- : lating probation and were arrested . sules, easily swallowed. Positively no thyroid, no . et s vesterday by Detective Sergeant o ’ purgative; no salts, nothing drastic or objectionable. : L Keep on saving ice! Thanks to the fru- 5 A whol iafrediert ed Richardson, wh aught Beatrice and $ ‘wholesome, genuine uction remedy. 5 1 | ag < Hoh ot melenah wee, o : Get a box of Oil of Koreln at the drug_store. : : ‘ gal housewife who has pledged her support T o SENiS G0 e I o Follow the simple directions of Koreln 7 System - y in helping make the small local supply last Grladilal Lhg ol M) Al s PELHIT PR e s D 4 out the season. Several barges of ice from ; S : y Maine have made their way to Connecticut weekly to Probation Officer Miss Cora cluding Clark & Brainerd:; Crowell Drug Store; coast cities to relieve the great ice shortage el e e e Outside Line Shows Gize T/Ker-Hogeman: and all leading drusgtsts every- ¢, #O 0 "ol o —to lengthen out that time when we might morning that the girls failed to com- Before Reduation Where in Connecticut, and America. Before Reduction ; be faced by an ice famine ply with the orders that had been i g d given them, and had not been going R 10 t 60 P d ) BUT—Keep on saving ice! Keep on larly to the doctors assigned t o e ! BLACK o A e e s edllce (1) ounas Reduce : conserving. We have not even reached the BAG || The =irls also stayed out of work at FREE BOOK. We publiah an intorsating booklet entitled Tadece Welght Hapolly.” o crisis yet. Everyone must order only what which we send (in in wrapper) postpaid u; request by letter or post- i - . i Tdhmnbofl(wnyp(qr:z-ixrruzndflnm-wnam_b:n:rhe:):{nnfi ice they really need. ! We show prac- Josefiak, mothers of two of the girls, CASH :u""-":““ f"&:l ':;{“;:"‘::;E"“ "‘;'.'o‘:“;mfl ‘_V:dl’.“ob“"fi‘d': i Ao appeared on hehalf of their daughters ices yser Bocatine K o ec LLE 0! ! rocommended vertismg. Get Oil of Korein at the drug tic Sy and asked the judge to be lenient Guarantee store; or if for any reason you prefer to obtain Oil of Korein direct from head- st \ bag' in- with them, stvaiim: that the girls in qua send a dollar bill, er momey order, or stampe to Korein Company. > e e e ICE PUBLICITY assortments of paey o of the acensed pleaded ot | KOREIN COMPANY, NC—719, Station F, NEW YORK, N. Y. t h e famous CONCERT TOMORROW. = English Kit - S ——— ] Ehopmen | yeaterday afternoon fatlyll packing industry land nossiblylotherstwouldibring thattotallackedtto atileast Bags. Universal Band Will Render Music in | rejected the program recommended | along lines suggested in the so-called | $800,000,000, Walnut Hill Park. by President Wilson for the estab-| Plumb plan, which would require the| The leaders of the employes frankly THE The following program will be ren- | lishment of a federal commission to | government to purchase the industries state that they do not see how the | 1 “ G dered in Walnut Hill park tomorrow | 2diust wage disputes and to dictate | and to give the workers a share of | Railroad administration can meet the i '_“kfl Hufs I '. evening by the!Universal band: rates, and served notice on the pres-| the profits. emergency unless there is an imme- é HARTFORD t | America ................. H. Carey | ident and Director-General of Rail- Control Half-Million Mon. diate appropriation made by con- «It Pays to Buy Our Selection from Maritono ... Wallace | roads Hines that unless congress pro- gress. Mr. Jewell said that, in his Kind.” ! | Cornet solo—“The Sunshine of vided the money for a cash settlement | _ i opinion, such an appropriation was Your Smile” .......... S. L. Ray | of their demands, the railroad sys-| 200,000 men in the United States and (he only way in which a strike could Boravski " | tems would be tied up by a strike not | 10,000 in Canada, and their spokes-| be averted, and that the employes Impassion Dreams, Waltz .. J. Rossas | later than September 2. Mr. Hines| man, Mr. Jewell, saiz iast night that| Were bevond the stage where prom- (a) Night in June “Senerac told the men that he did not have the Sk ... K. 8. King | money with which to pay the in- (a) Have a Smile .... B. Rule | crease. The president, according to (b) Western I nrl,v ox m;( i 11‘(“(1'1112;.!("]]:)0:1(?[1(l',C]‘l‘:;j:::‘l;‘l:(;:l(.»v didSnotlbsiat ey s e el : i (e i against the legislation © (¢) Sweet Yesterday ‘Intermis- G e O G s | L) ) ) t legisla which 3 siomr et ey M enn | conmonobmens representatives, after | prosident Wilson has recommended | Officers and Men of Kxpeditionary ] CITY lTEMS Humoreske +........... Ant Dvorak | ynd Director.General of Railronds | \0,CONEress: B} [ Forces Get Honor Medals. = Trombone solo—Somewhere a Voice Hines vesterday afternoon, were in a Abesolutelyino & e (Lopliod Bwhen |88 iaston AuE “The war de- i T S Is Calling . A. Pinard 1,0”“,”» frame of mind and spoke Il\‘«"('ll if the slation would provel d B s 4 - ; o i Richard H. B: = atis > partment announced today that Gen H on has sold a three | By R. Janek, tromhone | hiainly of their aftitude. B. M il tie Sup Sithe pmily house at No. 5 Wallace street | soloist of 58th Pioneers Regiment | 1ol Cting.president of (he. rail. Is so tight that they never will | Pershing has awarded the D. S . to . : D - p Aaron Pinkus through the agency band i [ run again if that legislation is passed. | the fanl e officers and £t 3 n I 8 and. T i) i ¢ e £ he following officers and men of the m f £. N. Smith & Co. Stinny Southit it T B Tampe | 2y S employes denantment Sotiithe ket £rof a1l lopnosed o It What much A wW b I —SaYS least one afternoon a week, Miss Beale stated. Mrs. Piorkowski and M The shopmen claim to control I'ises would satisfy. the other unions connected with rail-1{ way operations, including the four| = SR brotherhoods, were in sympathy with | D. S, C. AWARDS TODAY. ; = S0 Americs der: I Labor. American expeditionary force. Phenix_lodge meets Wednesday | Selection of the Southorn Dlanta. | Srievican ”olf'\ llonto Labor, Who | .o agreed to among the 14 branches | 1o can expeditionary forc ght at 8 o'clock in Jr. O. U. A. M. e o }“ ec Mr ‘1‘»‘“ spokesmun, said hel oo o oanized labor which called upon all, Hungerford Court. After the | Bits of Remnick's hits .. J. B, Lampe | femPer of {he men was such ‘m‘n({ 1w Mr. Hines today.” delphia. Lieuts. Henry M. King, ¢ Biting there will bé a rehearsal of | March The Conqueror .... C. Feike | 914 not know whether they could he i . Greenshu Pa.; Morgan K. Harris, b @ initiatory degree under Degree | Star Spangled Banner .... T. Arnold | controlled until the strike vote now Demanding]3s00,000, 000, Newark, N. J ere never faster P. G. William Vait. A pinochle v it being taken was completed. The shopmen are demanding in-| Sergeants Gharles Inks, 254 Addison e burnament will follow. Men in Bad Mood. N which would approximate | street, Pittsburgh: Alvey C. Martz, was such deIICIOI.I.S Aftér being overseas with the en- The men were in a mood, he said, | $165,000,000 annually, and these, | Glencoe, Pa. Privates Antony Fioren- g A jinering outfit of the United States 4 to demand the democratization, not | added to the demands for wages made | tino, Rankin, Pa.: John G. Belko, - = my for over 15 months, John J. only of the railways, but of the basic| by the four hrotherhoods and other| Braddock, Pa.; Clayton B. Skiff, Spar- i COI"n flakes. Rahaley has resumed his duties as I stries, such as steel, coal, the branches of the re employes, Jhiet clerk at the local freight yards. : ol Vo. vas called I jut last evening on a i larm to tharles McCarthy's tire store on e hac cavent mre. 1ne damaso |R. R. Men Reject Program—| : T RUB IT! RHEUMATISM Wage Increase or Strike : MOD I 1:Rh PAIN STOPS, TRY IT! Captain Ullman C. Hendler, Phila- Chicago, Aug. —The strike of | Pon’t Suffer! ""‘“‘“‘}-""F"m R 0% | federated railroad shopmen which fcting Bad e started last Friday continued to Afiheun\;n. i spread today and, according to offi- / ¢ Rot one case in fifty requires inter- | Cials here of the district council di- ) al treatment. Stop drugging! Rub | recting the walkout, a complete tic-up he misery right away! Apply sooth- | Of the railroads of the country will ng, penetrating “St. Jacob’s Linl- | result within a few days unless their 3 \ = — . — ent” directly upon the “tender|demands for higher wages are met : \ pot” and relief comes Instantly. “St.|at once. : FOR QUICK RESULTS USE TflE ” Liniment” conquers pain. It While the Chicago district is the s rheumatism liniment | center of the strike, reports from the 3 s HERQ' D Cl ASS]F[ED COLUMNS hich never disappoints and can not | northwest, southwest, southeast, Ohio, Bhirn the skin. Indiana, and as far west as Colorada, Limber up! Stop complaining! Get [ show that the men continued to join s G . i & B - B emall trial bottle of “St. Jacob's | the walkout. In a number of in- i S " I []h [}h i t S I G niment” at any drug store, and in | stances, however, local unions voted Plle U HB[S! Gveer 0 BMIs ays Ths mal Bust a moment youwll be free from | to remain at work until the order to fhess. Don’t suffer! Relief awalts | orang lodge in the regular way. jou. “St. Jacob's Liniment” is just _ Fiven chronic cases of 20 to 30 years | speedily it acts. Blessed relief often hs good for sciatica, neuralgia, lum- Laugh at Wilson. White Canvas Shoes A aelly standing, with profuse blceding, | comes in two or three days at most, fpso, backache, sprains and swell-| o 0T Lie T 5 Organized . All Sizes While They have been completely cured cven in ¢ ithEirotisel blesding J v, e T T i S 2 in fr > to ten days. that have resisted all known treat- hes. labor, as represented by the railroad High Sport Lace, Rub- palr in from three to ten day \at have re [ J Last No discovery of ent years in the [ ments and operation, 1ly wonder- . « 3 = ber Sole and Heel. > field of medicine has caused such a [ ful results have been accomplished. stir amongst the medical profession The author of this amazing dis- OVER- as the recent discovery that piles can} ... gesires all sufferers to know be successfully treated and cured at | (it €28 TR S5 A CCIC ¢ of anye of the stomach has upset White Canvas Pumps and $l 1 5 . Tl e R | e e vty e : many a night’s rest. inonne decisively conquers even in the worst Oxfords S 5 i e ed that so called | cases and he has instructed druggists your stomach is acid- 19 ek U gt Bl Ko G all over the country to guarantee it i i L external remedies applied or inserted e T s, dissolve two b N into the rectum cannot cure piles and ',1'.(,2,» e m‘lv f blind, bleeding .or 3 i P Lo x - lat the best only give temporary re- g i I\ High and w Heel. General Clean-up. lief. This is also true of surgical IMPORTANT—What is known operations which simply remove them | itching piles are not piles in the true l’“ulns . s . after formation, but in no wise act | sense of the word, although this con= K of Hartford, have opened a 300 Pairs of Ladies’ High Grade Ladies’ Tennis Pumps with rubber e dition on the source of the trouble may accompany a true case By, B . = s > This preseription, although taken | of piles. Ior this condition Mire g mmtotyrtn | | ranch ot oo S | syl T T g (G0 et o™ " TG | e B e ;r]xg and _enjoy rgfr&hmg New Britain, where their Pair - . Palie g i . Htomach. but is rapidly passed on un- |in such cases it is not necessary to - - Th changed oodness of Ki-moids | 'P3Tons can be assured of SRR | s R T goodness -moilds excellent and prompt service, by its soothing, healing acti will gladly send either of the above guaranteed by 168 first allays all inflammation and then | mail charges paid in receipt of price, the same as at our Hartford by direct contact with all ulcers and | Internal Treatment $1.50, war tax 6 SCOLL & BOWNE i piles, causes them to heal and dis- [cents; Ointment 50 cents, war tak 'MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION | | office. Goods called for and ! MAIN ST. Gua 2 appear forever. cents extra. anteed Remedies i delivered promptly. Tel. 618. to the intestines in a take the internal prescription b{3 It's positively marvelous how | Co, Elyria, Ohio.