New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1919, Page 2

OR SOCIAL AFFAIRS Ve Have Many Timely - Suggestions tationery Department THE ckinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street \ BOY® ! SHOES 5 In black, - tan and ciled leathers— $6.00 per pair. dHorsfal Boys’ Shoe are for boys who give them hard service.” ! Luke Horsfall Co. HARTFORD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” CITY ITEMS htrol Driver-Peter Cabelus has re- to duty after absence en- by illness Vadinian 1 brought suit nst Avaguan Wartin -of Bristol for recovery of $1,400 which he ns was loaned him farewell party was rendered Miss > Preissel last night at the hunga- by her associates at the oflice e New Britain Machine company. Preissel leaves soon to work in gfield reellus L. Bailey Vine street, surer of the Union Manufactur- Yo. who has been confined to his e on account of illness, is im- ed. His complete recovery is ed for y soon. he marriage of Mi to Albert Eugene avill street, Springfield, took Tuesday. The couple were ried by Rev. Charles Coppens. 1thony Lapante and Miss Justine bebu hoth of Seymore street L married last evening by Rev. Dr. pastor of the South Congr Wl church rs. B. H property on ard H. Erwin agency. largely attended subscri@ion be was given by the D. & k. asso- on at Bopth's hall last evening. rere will be a meeting of the d of mayor and aldermen on the ement of taxes this evening pmmercial street in to works hav- macadam wor afidea ed d n of ve s Klodier B auinier of L- Hibbard ¥ Prospect throush sold land street to J. Hock- is s 1, the board of public completed the fe. This is a t he executive t of ant meetin ndly at 8 o officers fri pectec open council of the Grand will hold an im- t the rooms of Court ‘lock this evening all parts of the to attend the changes which recent convention will discussed. G Mat v M. Meskill of preside and Supreme Sullivan of Foresters m are e Several 1 t the ntic City £ Ran city Ch speak. were be will ef Ranger Derby Stepanian has re Pennsyly: ned to Garden college, ania to resume studies Kallgren has entered r college to begin an academic se. He is a graduate of the High ol class of 1917, and was in . T. C. last year LITY Rens- roll call will be read at the meet- | of the Luther league * in dish Lutheran church onight. he Daughters of Isabella will hold nce at Booth’s hall, October 10th. the tops the Tickle the Throat and Cures HAYT HEALING HONEY, A free box of GROVE'S O-PEN- TE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head s and Croup with every bottle. 1s improve- | meet- | the | the | 'WAR WORKERS SING HERE THREE DAYS | Overseas Quartet Gives First . Performance at Y. M. C. A, ‘i'he Overseas quartet which is fill- ing an engagement with department the | entertained an audience in the association evening at g in B excellence work the ina M. C, over Y of of 200 gymnasium © dast socinl. The in the stag > and we of their heartily group sa G the iheir 1 sang voi wits applaude talk by Dr. I lecturer of the troupe Pian talked “The By-Products the War. As services as was the basso an forcible on of of by the thi soldie the group an evidence variety quartet - said of of Piatt, performed and of war workers the director night “We back of the front, we sang the wedding sang the We once at front, at we the of in rear. sang funerals soldiers at the of an \merican officer, in French churches, hospitals, wherever there was to be done we did it. We France and we sung in Ger- after ten months we are in back in God’s country to industrial leading the by music. Going from reat hospital I'rar.ce, we had periences which in army singin o once in bu ag carry way on worl, ward in the at Savenay, interesting ex- to show the gnificent spivit of ocur American liers. In one ward we found a with both eyes out and both hands off. Was he down-hearted? on vour life. He was still josh- ing. asking his nurse to manicure his and proffering his hand to the doctor with the remark that it may be a little dirty but he wanted to shake anyway.” “We've traveled in French trains, German trains, flivvers, camigns with- out springs, in the mountpin® of Ger- many with Fords in which the only brake was the reverse, in buckboards with kitchen chairs, on horseback and cven on foot from one camp to an- oiher. Probably csting wher service ward center many tend to Not nails ward one of experiences inter- France was we put on entire church conducted =olely by member of the quartet and consisting of ever thine from the organ recital to the benediction. Almon Pine, our first tenor and Charles Manson took care of ihe solos. William C. Guthrie, for- meriy or; nist the Duteh Reformed church in Newburg acted in that cupicity and I, myself preached the aur most in an sermon The quartet will take thc manufacturers’ dinner at the at 6:30 furnishing a musical program, and Dr. Piatt of the troupe will give a short talk. Other speal- ers are Charles Lee of Waterbury and A. L. Billings of Hartford, both con- nceted with Y. M. €. A. industrial work. Several representatives of every local concern will be in at- tendance and a number' of representa- tives of other cities will also atterd. Today at 11 o'clock the four wi workcrs ehtertained the children the Grammar school in the Fium with singing a talk by Dr. Piait. As it was found impossible to accommodate all the pupils with assembly the principal has to have the quartet sing morrow in the school. By arrangement with the Stanley Works ment the lunch room of that factory, the men singing while employes ate their lunch. part tonight in oy o and one arranged again to- the officials ot an BREAD CAMPAIGN, Bakers Association Wil October 1. Open Drive The New Rritain Baking dssocia- tion of the chamher of commerce met at the rooms last night to discu and lay plans for the campaign be carried on throughout the be- ginning October 1 This will have as its slogan Britain-made Bread Practically ——————————————— SAGE AND SULPHUR to ty Locks and They Become Dark, Glossy, Youthful Almost ev one knows that Sage 2 and Sulphur, properly compound- ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or ¢ Years ago the only way get this mixture was to make it home, which is mussy and some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sul- phur Compound,” bottle of this famous old | proved by the addition of gredients, at a small cost. Don’t stay gray! Try it! can possibly tell that you vour hair, as it does it so and evenly. soft brush with and draw through your ha taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another ap- plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark. glossy and attractive. at recipe, other in- No one darkened naturally it | last | sang | audito- | entertain- | was furnished at noon today in | DARKENS GRAY HAIR | Brush this Through Faded, Streaked | | a cvery his expected will coorerate also. the use that advertising, poster: ed lunch committee marked succe: time being will be held next day night bere Directors Recommend That ('flmt;lli-‘ Juda recent capital $1.500,000 favorably meeting the on made advisable by the recent purchase hy the New an able. cutput, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1915 " A. E. F. QUARTET SINGING HERE E baker intention that in the city has sign to cooperate and it i many of the grocers cember 1 if the board's recommend tion is accepted. The Bristol Brass Co. wil! meet on October 1 stock increase to vote on M. the President J. details of will Hallinan explained campaign and the made of newspaper street car and window MANY CASES LISTED FOR SHORT CALENDA Several new last evening for action. was furnished by the and the meeting members were present- A buffet lunch DOCke e Docket - Large at City Court Sessic Next Friday Afternoon—Who for the | Wednes- the cham- The last weekly meeting They Are and Why. at 8 o'clock in o commiernce brooms) Considerable busines the short calendar city court which will | Fridey afternoon at 2 c'clock {listed docket prepared by the of the court, is as follows: Jehn Zndicott, [ by Klett & Alling v sky et al., judgment; Martha L. San meyer and others vs.: Samuel Weli sky and others, judgment; Clara Smith, by Klett & Alling vs. Samu { Welinsky, judgment; Benjamin Sol mon, by Lawyer Greenstein vs. Jol Geragosian, by J. G. Woods, pleadir from | or default; Charles McCarthy their ; Lawyver Greenstein vs. J. J. Costell upon, | by A. A. Greenberg, pleading:or d fo th ne: TY ion of be held N. & JfliCliEA_sns STOCK Samuel Weli Of - zation Be Increased and Stock fered at $25 Per Shave. the North and company The directors of at a the Manufacturing meeting voted of to increase the concern ,000,000 and will be acted believed, at the mnext | f stockholders on Oct. Should the stocknolders accept recommendation of the hoard ock will be issued to the subscribe: record Oct. 7 at the rate of $25 e. increaso stock to § commendation it is of the lawyer Greenstgin. vs. Frank litseh, by defanlt | Greer Alling, pleading or default; Isad Geisinger and others, by Klett & A ling vs. Samuel Gohen, by M. D. Sax { default for Paletto, by by Klett Sons; by Law: st The of capitaiization is company Haven giving opportunity to have tidewat of the Iitch plant in the local conc n increase its output facilities avail- To take care of the increased the company has established office at Australia. will’ be payable A, W. Upson vs. Jy Kren & Alling,” pleadin®~or d wlt; J. Hockman, by A. A. Greer Lerg vs. John Drachenberg by M. Saxe, pleading or default; Albert Ha pern, by F. B. Hungerford vs. Ar ! Grew Miloshevich, by J. G. Wood plgading; Nichola by foreign The stock on De- a- stockholders | R m is scheduled e xt he clerk | administrator, n- a- n- B el o- m ng. by i o, e- wuit; Christian Berg and others, by | Pog+ | Mink, pleading or er R. Swain, by Kiett or e, failuresto plead; Giuseppe n, e- n- D i - The Effects of Opiates. HAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to opium and its v?rfous preparations, all of which are narcotic, is well known.. Even in the smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in.the func- tions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life. Nervous.diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying owers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet in their infancy. e rule among physiciansiis that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. k- 5 The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who areill need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to Jdose them willfully with narcotics. b Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the signature of Chas. H. 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