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ERYTHIN G the TOR very highest bottles, hot hags, water nd washes of all kinds a ny things so necessary health and comfort. We to visit They our baby gooc will see in assortment and the bes THE inson Diug Co. b8-171 Main Stres: JRSFALLS 257 Dis- count on Horsfall fen’s Fancy Suits There are only about 200 Suits in this sale, and they will not be here long at these present prices, THE Luke Rersfa'l G, HARTFORD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” BABY uality. pure nd all for invite is it st de- the of ~ CITY ITEMS 'h Bus. school opens jabers It Paric is city it Hill the of the National As: Superintendents mc vesterdas v Park and There were Anders rishes of he f Hartford city of the en Alma A Christo Christensen, to announce Miss o H. A sister er and -family through h.ny Idward Dunn on the Camp hav house Bast to George der th t ham's ounc Bus. school opens dance Advt Friday nig INERAL DIRECTORS KLY a meeting of the Andrews, company, Incorporated, tly, the following directors d: William Cowlishaw, Jo is, Burton B. Doolittle, Jo - DrooE D Radcliffe Flraeba, The directors, William quent ,’x . by (8% Thpy fficers esident, vice- siden tary, H\F(nn B. Doolittle; John A. Andrews. The o of the mew fhich $10,000 meejtir is $5 paid concern Al bean EMEN ELECT DELEGAT legates to the State ention in New Haven 4, hava been elected Nos. 1 and has chosen George S and Harry N0. 6 company e delegate pate Fire e No 1 heyvad ite ed ireter anies 6 Parsons has selec and \, KILLED BY FALL. &0 Valenti n tender emplo on Building company at rture Manufacturing ol, killed ng erday ears ind and family o 1e, of this ci ed by the comyp: fall afternoon was by a fr H ve old is survived FINE HATS Real E Krikorian the Sept socia- vtored isited abou Wind- sage- nder- opher, e sold Main tate Sept ht¥at (a1 Doo- held wers hn C. hn A. and at a chose the follow- Cow- omis; trea anital 0.000, in. men’s September E ngine com- dele- rnate, Fred Nuss ty. To New iy a in ony a e was his ARRESTED, HE LOSES BRIDE OF ONE WEEK Loomis Is Now Without Money and Frau—Is Fined $20 Harald Loomis, alias Harey Hard W Armstrong, veteran of the | yalias J three years' service in S, nay and four years' service in the U, s Ccchc Meskill army and groom of threc ap- Ju peared hefore e James T xplain the presence Ma today in court owned by AMiss \iheat Fohe d His seven rings of Freath and Miss on his person when arrest vequest that he be allowed to g0 to again en- ter the service was denied and a fine $25 was imposed. The accused has with which to pay his wrongdoings no money the pen- altiy frien that and no of in is praba the will be city ent to juil to serve out so i he fine Deserted By the His Wife. litt] wit this hringing ho gives Idna M Great took the Toomis came (o city a than his 14 maiden and Mass West ments ago. weel year niore a hride Mivs address The cauple Main street with the as him old name as her Voshers, her Barrington rooms at 100 apa appeared morning had than (wo weeks, quengly told the other was already tiving marrcied life, it After staying in this city for days, during which time o employment L.evel company in two in court witnesses Although at that time married somewhat le: Mrs. Loomis fre- zirls that she sane girls who this been is said A lew the h W factor London, s seen the Rule & Loomis sl his job and husband Stanley A 1o emplayment ant. The acen followed her to Groton went scenred waitress ed then left to city e employed at Groton at the time ot I ' wit his arrest Seven Rings Missing. the departure the city cported vings following from On the day of the youn Aisses Heath and the lacal authorities two of them valued S the ‘phioney™ diamonds, were missing room Their bureau had been they said, and the empty was left behind. The con- nected the sudden from the city with rings and yesterday Lichardsan placed the arrcst while he was at ton, bringis o night coupl oberg to (hat seven U about cach others from their ransacked jewelry « detective bureau exit of the the theft Sergeant accused work in the and s coupl of th AT undet Gro last him city Leaves Hubby for Sailor. was questioned reguard- the thefts but appeared to be in- of any connection with th She said that her hushand had days ago came into she Mrs. Loomi ing nocent exhibited several rinus a few bhut to tell how he possession ol them Wien her hushand with detective under she him she would have nothing more to with him, and twrning on her heel walked down the stref, arms linked with a voung sailor. Although her love short-lived one, it was to hunger, the accused claims, that took the NgEs. Coming to this with but a Tew dollars and out of we he was unable to meet the expenses of married life. She was in need of something to eat and threatened dur the first week of their union to him haled into police court on rzes of non-support if he did not some money quickly, according to He tried to dispose of the jewelry but could realize nothing on if. Attired in his army uniform, he then went to the Y. M. €. A. and attempted to get a loan at that institution, but was turned down with instruetions to pply at the war bureau. Secretary carl Kisselbrack, believing the soldier to be in straitened cir cumstances, him loans amoaunt- ing to $12, which have been paid baclk. refused saw) and that he infios arrest ned a him satisly was @ her he for ing have chs get his story. A, temporarily Euve none of Recently Out of \rmy. Loomis appeared court this morning in his uniform coat. He is ¢ slender built young man, appearing to be about 21 years of age, but giving his age as 24. e fivst served in the navy, receiving his release in Boston and going from that branch of the service into the army. He served in the cavalry at the Mexican border for 18 months and was discharged a few months ago. He returned to reat Barrington ta visit the then Miss Vos burg and they were married One On the Judge. Questioned regarding his family, he stated that he has one hrother and one sister living with his mother New London or Springfield, sure which. ilis father he seen in five years and does not whether he is living ar retating the story of his marrid without any funds, Judge Meskill ¢ cd the question, “What were you mar- ried on?" and the answer was “A mar ringe license he wccused seems to be in a sort of trance all times, and it was sary for Judge Meskill and Prosecutor Joseph (. Woods to ask each question at least twice Other either at he has is not not know is dead. When Kk Conrt (ases, William Ginsburg under S$:45 at the corner and Franklin square an charges operating a motor vehicle without operatar’s license and registration ver Fines of $3 without imposed on each of the two counts The officer’s attention was called to vehicle hecause of the poor lights and he stopped Ginsburg. When ask- cd for the cards Ginsburg ched his clothing but was unable to produce Then he remembered that in his suit he had failed to the papers. Ferry was taken in Strolls placed Frank last night at of ltockwell avenue of an Ofticer arrest a Da- costs were the sea them changing transfer Walter by Offi- noon foi was in St Hayes vesterday The accused cer William drunkenness BUTTERMILK GREATES BAUTY OVERNIGHT Delighttul New Vanishing Cream Con- taining True Buttermlik Makes You W00k Years Younger or Money Back The first Buttermill It ereates hut th is the aulles 1 tion of astonish lik¢ thing about it turns the lifeloss applica Howard's Cream will beauty almost wonderfui that whilst most you magi most i ract and | to vagiant rough arms Imot the complesion and makes reid white, yet sign of its actually the not beauty or there is use arter van Snowy slightest 1t and will shininess o | Therc application | from shes at- teast sight mospher most heated produce the the about it nor Dihere the result | just ordinary Buttormils {the form of a wonderful cream massaged With the finger tips around | the corners of the eyes and } To prove this | isfaction obtain a greasiness of skin ix no seeret doubt common is any about i's in sently noutin to your complete sat quantity of Cream from toilet e small Buttermilk st the plan Howard s your drt or any ods counter on if livections little tha afford it. money dis- The satistied ae simple and or woman it any can Mary dition s old cemetery in a A tine he was placed on probation to pay helpless con of was imposed and the charges. BOER WAR, IS DEAD | During World War le Lead British Union Forces in Mfrica \gainst Germans, Pretorio vion of South Africa, 28 Botha, premier agriculture of the Africa suddenly following an attack of in n. Louis of South and minister T'nion of carly todas fluenza died Louis Botha was horn at Nata, the tirst which he Vrvheid Boer war for that district in northern command Boer forces at the battle of and Spionkop and following death of Gen. P. J. Joubert, was made commander-in-chief of the Transvaal Boers. After the fall of Pretoria he veorsanized the Boers with view o prolonged guerilla warf: his forces offering sistance of the Dritish up 1901, Following Greytown, of in 1863 and was a member Transvaal the district of | heginning of the he was Veldt cornet Joining ihe Boer | Natal he rose e was Volsraad of in | represented AL the in 1899 forces to high of the soon in charze Colenso the he a e, steady il late ve- in the peace negotiations hetween the Boers and the Gen. Ilotha took a leading role | the period of reconstruction. Affer the | zrant of sclf-government to the i | ritish in Transvaal in 1907 Gen. Botha called on fo form a government. From {his position he resigned to December, w | statiea. | due to the Commicrcial T (& at nge i | Action on ti biza ion of the (¢ pany. the you in this city, wil of the The proposed $100.000 and from plus stock. stockho o $2¢ S0 1 issues at par, surplus 5 of the inerease | November 1. ¢ bank The resource | incre wsed 466 1916, 1o deposits ins the sources has heen ary now g savings of han sive mutual cent Comme 14 per The carries on a The cont dr on depos Kinds is carvied exchange man trustee for high-grade 1 the latest fi hank msg W indu which to open in workingmen plan give and soon o Recent a the new mod The instit st capa oflicers. James and John ( o AT ZION Discussions Con Program Speaker Mayor received Sunday or society mee Zion church 50 ore the school de or more ou tives who ave 1wo day session transacted following the the evening Today duri is Sun conference and Do Dy, president union is in cha Green, Ars, Giibert This of devotions, di A RS Rev 1907, owing to dissension in the cab inet but was immediately asked o form a new sovernment. At the out- break of the great war in 1914 Gen. | Botha took command of the |Hlm|y‘ in Southwes Africa achieving | a complefe success and compeliing the German treops in that With Gen. Rotha Germany of South arvived at July forces region o sur Christian the behalf June from render, Jan Smuts, treaty the Tast on Africa Capetown Gen sig peace of S with nion e lsurope on BRUTISH TEAM WINS. Deauville, Aug Rritish France, the final the here team won two con today singles ' tennis held tests in matches in connection with the the de- of in the sele Australis Davis Cup feated ol B the Davison, on team (o meet matches for England ns and ling- Laurent, to Algernon R, . Kingscote, land, Leat Andre Gobert, France, 5. The Irench team won the doubles IF THIN AND NERVOUS, TRY PHOSAHATE Bitro-Phosphate IPrance, Nothing Like Plain to Yut on Firm, Heaithy Flesh and to Incrense Strength, Vigor and Nerve Iorce Wi of thin tinually increage to consider the are searching for gome method by which their flesh o novmal by’ the filling out of ugly rounding off of protruding attendant bloom health Active is wonder and varied along appear from in public While might tributed various and subtle different individuals 1t is @ et that the lack of sufficient in the human svstem sponsible this on human: Il tists have « doubt phorous mes A author “Chemistry and host fon- they one stops people who hollows with at- many line print be portions e the angles nd that of ness, it no suggestions, time o to timd thinn at in well-known phosphorous argely xperimen " condition monstrated body deficient nd 1rood Rl of that a in i his published amount Hoted in Drofessor Nutrit « * {hat 1l the of phosphorous the nut of man mated in many 1t secms this des met by Knov n tries simil i required n is seriously underesti our text books well established — that phosphorous may now be vganic phosphats lish coun- | the as when vequired | change tension dis weak whole and o standard 0 e the use ¢ throughout [ Bitro-Phosphate Phirough tion this phosphute by the phosphoris content normally produces a welcome nd mind. Nerve and strength speaking of the absorbed In (he nature soon body lack ang hecomi perfect health strength (o D Is sold by Clark & 1 and all good druggis CAUTION While unsurpassed the general ote, by 2 in appears, veplace and - the ugly hollows SEE Gl i body abrupt glow of will and ped in beauty and the inddoing it in New Dritain it up ainerd Bitro-Phosphate 1s relief of Rervousness, those taking it who debility do not o put Catra care avoiding flesh should use in Gat-producing foods. | tendents will of Jesus; distr “First Standare Training”; “Th “The Powell: bR e visitors: rep. deleg with 1 Zion" Rev od of o1 s Pison with other vears The report o will the pri afternoon. Mis: the will 1 \ No be egate Tast ihe visit chosen to vear school the to Discnssions with o reports by at 4 o'clock represented Waterhury annual will close The address and the a an on school world exy by Mrs. eral Superinten berger of Warren, part and in the disc other prom the program. Au henediction will SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY | for last speaking the executive committee, composed of Florence A Coffey morning’s Loveliness be the order of husiness are: question evening session John C‘oe of rast Company Plans Coming Stockholdeps' Be $200,000 Busi os<. e increase of capital- ‘ommercial Trust com- est hanking institution I he taken at & meeting lders on September increase is from 10,000 in capital to $30,000 in is planned 1o malke which and additional. Paymenis d issue will be due ) late the stock of the selling at $160 of the bank cent. from 20, 191 yal $1,500,000 department in hanks, stoclk Yoo SUr- the the is §10, on a sharg 13 hay e per Janui- and the incivd The city, June e this ks exelu- have increased reial Trust compnny banking husiness, partment Insurance reral pays 4 por of on and foreign mon d. The bank estates and also The burglar-proof | w deals vaults are | ronds re- and anagement is planning strial loan department will made 1 v oa weekly paymeni Iterations to the hank double quarte vault has been loans he o ition e of the bank ble management of M. Curtin is president omis treasurer. is its | CONFERENCE | sume Greater Part of Today—Mayor Last Evening, \. Quiglex officially lesates the nd Christian Endeav- ting at the A. MM night, welcoming the t of town representa in atrendance at the s. Much business ng the afternoon program to joint was and | of day Rey of school day Jacoh W the Sunday Assisting at the Powell, school ra him is Authen, Gertrude Rev. George Rrown and program consisted seussions on the ict symposium i Manual of e Onward Sweep name of the Teacher of of by parliament dfrect- Auten: introduction | of Sunday school and compai Jesus,” en A ort abulation f the neipal Tourette Pligious eport delegate for rthfield Northtield fund of the Purvis del- | institution for on the work of the 1920 school will husiness he n teachers’ the district tandards superin Among the Cambridge, Malden. Offerings. hox and henediction fternoon districts Boston, session will open “What the ects of New with Sunday England™ Waterbury. Gen- James ichel- Arkansas, will take of the evening speakers are on parliament and the dent ussion inent 1\ open close conference CH EXPECTED TO R Deputios Will ure and Then Be Pavis she SR time of rmany, deputies standing France military ‘motions now secn views is no protect of to ¢ documents will obening the del he Anglo obhjections \meri protection of I ranted aggressi Parliament t umnesty bhill an ishment of conr measure calli sace and like the other F PREMIER NOT il Pross.) that not nna. Aug Advic @ new heen mier de of that he retain according to rey favored the Foun forme Frederich the n by nartic Probably regret,” chamber n-French t Lorraine ATIFY TREATY Ratify Meas- n Debate Will Again Resumed. Ratification the peace treaty with hefore the chamber of ns probable, notwith of clements that t guaranteed suflicient ion. After ratification embodying th of the thus e some cortain clauses be presented, ate then will discu the v for the in case ofunwar- on by Germany hen will take d the bill ts-martial ng for division inta “rench nee up the for the followed by of Al departments provinces PREDERICH DOES WANT TO GIVE 27, (By Associated s from Fudapest state goveriment ha former Pre- | that it i | L& L gavian d as yet claiming 1ajority of the leadership. He yort, that he s stror socialist and military peopl i ( | ant | testant | for Taronto on | SPRINGITELD | the within | abol- | 170 INCREASE CAPITAL ST0cK {ISSING AVIATORS - LAND IN MIGHIGAN Men Believed Lost in Lake On- tario Are Sale | Mount Lieutenant Clemens, Mich., Aus. s BRI Slater and Nerg helieved to have been lost Ontario during their flight from Buffalo to Toronto in the international acrial derby, are safe Selfridge IField here, Licutenant Thomas Gill, commandant, announced Slater's machine developed causing him to heal ficld instead of continu- to Toronto. Slater wireless communicat with INield throughout Buftalo, it led land Buffalo, the repairs to Sclfridge = eant Siviekland in Lake vesterday at | engine trouble hone flight Tor ing his the as on his flight said. in Self | 3 leaving iter was Comye o shortly afte. made mot late wing aviators their Field temporary They he reached in day. Licutenant Honsignor Safe. N AN e AT ~Lieuten- Honsignor, who became iost his flight from Albany FFarmingdale, N. Y here at 8:18 a. m 12¢h Mineola con- round trip in the Seven Toronto the jour- eola, s T the dark ind landed st night e was the the race. completed d return for the $10,000 at Mineola in on at arrvived today. to finish international air contestants have ney to Mineola Al contestants prizes must finish or midnight ELIT the Toronto Licutenant by here George lef return (rip at 9;37 o'clock I5. Hartney, {rip last n he would another who sht, re Licutenant Harold the toda completed round announced that enter the flight with race and make @ passengzer. Foote N EREAuE internations heen wrecked news reccived Captain Located. mton, of the to have cleared by from Windsor, N Foote, U A., President Wales, after landed that was s0 progress the president's at Windsor and shipping back ening. He left airpl Mon hera mystery reported day is Capiain of to today s letter Prince of his course Monday and then found his motor further mailed prince plane, last the the of on He in that He the his hearver Wilson blown qut Albany near Windsor. thrust bearin bhadly burned impossible leiter to dismantled to Mineola New York from was leaving a was it ev for APPEAL 1S GRANTED, Korea Will Be by American Missioner in New ven vial Japs. Aug. 26 The of missionary, April of sheltering the revolt in ranted by she auadhed the case and for appeals (By The appeal of Mansfiald, who Seoul, Korea, Associated Press.) Rev. ISl Milley Ohio, a Preshyterian was convicted last Korean agitators during this country, supreme Mowr has been g The judgment court court the oviginal remanded the trial before the in missionary a new court of Upon Mr. Mowry months' This decision appeal his conviction last April, sentenced to at hard was appealed by vhich months ju tev. six laho was imprisonment him to sentence:d in the court him 1o serve four suspended prison, but gment two vears. AT BN CTTY POR GAMES ON LABOR DAY New Iaven. Aug -A the Eastern league schedule for Labor Day transfers the Springtield morning to nd will he a the afternoon with Weiss, of the that s change in ‘ame this city double-header New Haven latter team, team will play Philadelphia here Tuesday: the Giants on Wednesday: the York Yankees Thursday, and winner of Bastern double-header on Philadelphia tember 7 Irritated liching Skins Soothed With Cuticura Bathe With Cuticura Soap Dry and > Apply the QOintment These super-creamy emollients usu ally stopitching, clearaway pimples, Tedness and roughness, remove dan- druff and scalp irritation and heal red, rough and sore hands. 1f used for every-day toilet purposes they do much o prevent such distressing troubles. Use the exquisitely scented Cuticura Talcum to over- come heavy perspiration. Soap 25¢, Ointment 25 and 50¢, Talcum 28c. Sold throughout Hv.v wquu For sample each free address 'Cnhm”l‘h- oratories, Dept. 14F, Malden, Mass.’ Cuticura Soap shaves without mug. there in Owner today announced his Na) New New the gue fo- September 6, and Athletics Sep- the tionals York on on the le: x on CONVINGCING, EMOTIONAL, DRAMATIC LS Let us send your dilapi- dated old Straw down to the Town Farm, An abundance of early fall Felt Hats are ready. “Ward” Look over that Cloth Hat in heather mixtures. You can get it soaking wet and sit on it, and it won’t hurt it a bit. These are regular Hats. . CITY APPROPRIATES FOR CELEBRATIO L $10,000 Given the Old Home Week— | $5,000 For Building Work on City Garage. Following the resolution adopted the common council last Wednesday the board of finance and taxation voted to 510,000 has of defraving | appropriate the amount to be used toward part of th expense for the Old Home | Week and welcome Chairman before the to the soldiers. Ernest Humphrey appeared | board and asked tf the city vote an appropriation. He said | that Soiuthington had appropriated ! $25,000 for the same purpose Hartford had given a sum of $125.000. | New Britain, he said, had already appropriated 31,300 for badges, the lowest amount per capita in the state. | Speaking from the legal right to ap- | propriate the moncy, Mr. Humphrey #aid the city had much right to! vote the sum to welcome home its soldiers as it had done for carrving | out service woik while they were in | the army. I Mr. Humphrey aiso explained in de- | tail the various phases of the celebra- tion planned. City Treasurer F. S Chamberlain, who presided at the meeting in absence of Mayor George \. Quigley, said that the celebration had been planned too late. He also helieved that the entire affair should have been worked out hy a finance committee A motion was made to have the city appropriate the sum of $10.000 for the celebration, this amount to be expended under the di- rection of a committee representing the city. A tax of 2-10 of one miil was voted. Alderman O. F. Curtis appeared be- fore the hoard in the interest of an appropriation of $15,000 for the erec- tion of a city garage. He said that matter had heen agitated four years. He also added that the city would save a considerable sum of each vear in having the ma- chines kept at one central station. The | money was voted | An appropriation of $3.000 for the | city building work was also voted. Of this sum $1,000 for fire escapes on the City hall and $4,000 for plumbing work on the city tenement property. | An additional sum of $4,000 was voted to muke up the amount suffi- cient to build fire station No. 6. S e e i AR WHO 1S TO BLAME? At druggists in bottles u by Darcel Test it. Address Dr. ton, N. Y, and mention the New as money Women as well as men are made miserable hy kidney and bladder trouhle. Thou sands recommend Dr. Kil- mer's Swamp-Root the great kidney medicine. ! Jarge and medium size may receive a sample size also pamphlet telling about Kiimer & Co. Bingham- enclose ten cents, Britain Daily Herald LET OUR PERT PHOTOGRAPHERS DEVeLu YOUR FILM Long expericic lent equipment has how (o dé this We the Eastman and all Paper, siving sults possible. i and excel- taught us work better. Method Velox use work the finish on you re- Give a trial we will vince you. THE MILLER-HANSON DRUG COMPARY 30 CHURCH STREFET. NEW BRITAIN, CONN, us con- | Along With Your and | | 1 Other Fun DRAMA EMPHASIZING ROMANCE LILACTINE A KODAK Kaodak adds the of outing to sport every At the shore, hunting, camping, fishing— there are always pictures worth while—pictures you will be glad to have next winier. Axalrod’s Phiafirmacy Park, Cor. Bigclow Street, Opp. Rackliffe’s, —. RO i, o Faskion T Clsbar Fine Uvercoats at last year's prices. $35, §37 & S40p They are all wool in good staple models and will remain at these prices until sold—they won’t last long. A thrifty per- son will buy right now and save $15 to $20. We stand back of every one of 'em. e - Wilson's &