New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 2

Holiday Merchandise On Dispiay. Stock Carefuily Selected. THE Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street FOR MEN Dunkirk Madras Shirts 1.50—reduced to $3.75 3 for $10.50 Neckwear at. Special Prices 3.50 and arfs reduced to $2.35 3 for $6.50 Luke Horsfall Co. 93 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD Latest Vi records, C. udvt who has Atlantic shington, and Shas city Joseph Hults fude 18 the | s received en, tho W harge this Ve S s home in ords, Henry Morans'. Murs. A A heen purchs recently treet prapert Hagr nnett of strect hia who Sampson N elson sold L property on Barnott Don't for w, Oct. 30, hvt. Bunga- (s AOn et Viking Fair 31, Nov at Tribe of Red Men will state officers next Mon= hour will be session and Mattahesset! tertain the ¥ evening. A 1d after reshment Meet me n bungalow, dvt. A b social the will business be served Viking's fair, Nor- Arch street. at the foot of held by in the Elks' Joseph's of John Belgium for in St banquet last evening ss of 1913-1914, nney wha is years to be o Delicious pineapple elrod’s Pharmacy, 23 was honor ng to priest ice cream, Park St —advt | expected | did | cents ! The second ! with | Barnes, APPEAL FitOM PULPIT FOR RED GROSS FUND Membership Campaign Will Be Launched Here Tomorrow Red Cross Sunday will obscrved in the churches tomorrow wand pastor in the city an appeal in hehalf membership roll call hoped, although short will take Red (ross scermons 1ins of setting is expected (o make the some, it s D of wmnual hiats to preach notice occasion Toduy s put in a vorkers lined ave printed of all that the inaugurated the cap husy tiny up. Tt the to instructio in the hands the workers by Monday, s0 formally will campaizn can then. The 1o streets, with to put which green i workers be assigned nd the city ¢ fife tooth comb. Tt is an any ward While will will be gone over hoped organization, politician not much regular he irted befc expected that a & put in a busy in_the dol- agers stand into operation make will with compaignin Monday, it i workers will therir campaizn me substitnte any public maor number of tonorrow The to time lars ready number John citiz dollar, quar needn’t Does for any spirited than head hill eflicient of him who will If and ns, sive anyone walks into s deposits a $10 feel at all it in charge and forge change Gicox \ sore the has a lapse give worker memory 1o back thg Mayor always movement in generously anted front of Main the Red Cross he Chai M. H ply of posters, in New llaven yesterday were depo; 1 in man . V. Camp committec at ain National Pleteher got husy ye ting the who good Quigley is ready to hehalf encou my of the the street city, use the for of office General Pease seeured a sup- hutton literature and they of Chair- publicity New MR decorators put posters ahout Peasc minute his quarters, nan and n the office the 205-6 of Rooms bank building. the window sterday, and the Red General ey started up Cross Chairman foun the city will endeavor to et speakers to appear at during the campaign help up the membership. These speakers some very effective work in the time, which will never be forgot- to hoost war i ten It should he out of m right Red Cross Wome P. Spear is chairman service department, that it remembered every dollar r: in New Bri rvice work that fifty ised re- ain for George of the home and 'nuff ‘ced to elliciently ins here be assured managed. n R. Healey tre of the campaign and will take charge of the is most is surer dollars deposited daily by the captains at the New Britain Trust Co, J. Lyneh arranged today to the Central Park billboard with Cross posters, Arrangements have been made wve the first reports of the progn the campaign made on Wedpesday. will be Fri- fler which daily repo he the il indifference w arisen after the to conduct a drive Thomas Ited to of report made will sy day, made in the rally signed tain is 15,675, it pr ix no o ich has armistice and if going o reach its quota will mean that every will have to keep on his to job, na was New work- 5 every | minute Mrs appointed ioward . today woman's 50 4 mem- ber of the zeneral committee in charg the drive, which is Maurice H. Peasc, I rwin, Mrs. . W. Irving, W Donald 1., charge of the ¢ which will be that the Red duty Monday Parsons was an of the She chair hooth commiftec of now composed Patrick 17 King, S, Parsons, (eh 1 of Howa Broolks and Bartlett will have rection of the hooths, put up Monday Cros nurses may afternoon begin RA DOLS NOT APPEAR, DANCE IS OFF. ORCE The Lady Owls planned a Halloween social and dance last evening in Elee tric hall and ood-sized delegation of merrymakers was present. The orchestra, however, evidently its engagement and did uot appear, the postponement of until Wednesdayy Nov. necessitating the dance i3 every | | the has Brit- | theaters | placard | forgot | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1910, Cadum - Qintment for §kinTroublee cople who have itched and sratch- ed for years get peacciul sleep and rest through the use of Cadum Oint- ment. It stops the itching at once and is very soothing and healing wher- ever the skin is irritated or inflamed. Cadum Ointment is good for eczema, pimpl blotches, boils, itch, tetter, scaly skin, eruption: ons, chafings, piles, scratches, bruises, scalds, scabs, ringworm, cuts, ctc. Cadum Ointment is a French preparation made in America from the originalformula burns, R S S — WENTZ ON VACATION, Alter Going to Germa Work He Here, 1y Will Re- (O Britain Wentz, steward called at Herald morning to explain that plan amain in Germs Liner merely act- the club dur- to Mr. \Wentz booked passage for Heligolaf, of Seandinavian-American line which been held up by the strike of dockmen in Néw York and he took advantage of the delay to run up to New York, last even- here aided in the at (he club, Will spend about Wnany after which former dutics in the trip 1o business affairs father. at the New of- he | | | . sume cluh, this the does not and that iv to 1 N issistant ing a vacation | The former | Germany sen s g as an at ven has) on the i has this city, from ing and while | month-end Mr. Wen months in G will city in the worlk two he restume this e settling making is S0 at request of his MARTIN G S DIVORCE, intifi Tells Court His Home Was Not What It Should Be. Lawrenc: in in Hart- asked for a Martin wer 1907, N him months, the yesterday and from Anna I this city. The couple in New York, A st 31, said his business New Jers on his return not peared conrt ford vorce superion di- also to and ook for a fow he they should wife admitted and mentioned August she had known prior Judge Keeler Martin | Martin away were N be said his wrongdoing to her marriage. awarded a divorce to zrounds of desertion, and was granted the custody of a child. In granting the divorce, Judge Keeler said that the decree could not be given zrounds of adultery, the only submitted w: alleged the on on as the defendant. evidence admission of as NEARLY ASPHYXIATED. The timely prevented death Polish family v ington street, member the with coal arrival of a by asphyxiation of a ding at 164 Wash hursday night. A filled reliring the before and adjust the dampers, of the parents were badly of honsehold stove ailed to properly The family, consisting and three children, fected gas from the coal John 1. Kelly was called to attend them and all are expected to recover. nS- by of | TIONS MATLED, Louis INVI Secretary Industrial A, has 500 repre | intendents this Bruemmer, of t(he department of the Y. M. mailed invitations to over ntative foremen and super- the actory Night season's ies. The affair evening in the A speaker has heen secured address the foremen on | production, with special strgss upon | production. Competitive also be nged ror lirst of will be held Thursday hardware will | games ‘ D, The | Hallow . mont 7 young women entertained 1 social the guests of View last other friends. SORORITY SOCIAL. the D. cvening dance on their summer The one, with purtipkins doughnuts, apples. of st n and house and street party number cial the str at Bay of most indispen cider, in evidence was a enjoyable \ble ghosts, ame ete., ¢ drinking heavily { sulting | drank a L may W | roaa ! property. aia ! i About 2H < E. Martin of this city ap-{ of | married ! rtin | found that conditions | Martin | o moioycy Peterson whom | FmPIos | several guests from Wallin neighhor ! i Bean. Dr. | ol ority progressive | Mo s0- | ! penses have also materially | so DRINKS CIDER AND LANDS IN' STATION Andrew Murtha Avrested Upon Com- plaint of Wife, Attributes Down- fall to the Fermented Juice Sweet the downfall e when of told cider Murtha was terday Meskill Andrew ¥ Judge James ar- | raigned court on charges of | the arvested his home in drunkenness ehtis morning. Hc Officer Hanford D: night following a ife Murs, husband police md breach of peac | hy last | his was Tt 4 complaint of Murtha complains that he has not been workin for about a week, been and has been causin trouble about the home. <t | ame in he was visibly | liquor so she him with the dishes and the home as she could The accused claims, but hus Yesterday steadily has much night when he under the infiv remonstrated with breaking of disorder about the officer it no longer she said. has not been well, he heen working steadily. quantity of sweet ffected his ence of re- gen- She stand eral called he that ad- | | cider have senses, he mitted. Judge James T. him that he to the Statc of $3 and $5 on probation. boys Meskill after warn- on the straght Sarm, imposed cing the ac-! ing was iines pla cused Five 17 the from 15 years, faced cha of breach peace and injury to private The boys were rounded up | by Officer Michael Massey last night after a complaint had /been zed with him by a Mr. Welinski is huilding a on Lawlor Welinski claims that the bundles of laths from and threw them on a burning Thesowner of the wagon, an ad also made a com- | in age ranging to of lod who street took his housc hoyvs <everal huilding wagon. Oak street man, plaint Weiinski (old in chambers today of | how he had chased one of them and of how the rest of the mung assaulted | him as he was about to cateh the bundles of laths, valued he said. The costs each, with a warning to three of them that their next arrest would be equivalent to a | sentence to the reformatory HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL of hoy. at hoys as $25, were burned were fined $7 and Vulean Tron W¢ Office Make Mer at Pleasant Party Last night. A held Thursday pleasant Hallowe'en social was evening in the oftice Works. members of the office friends were present the Vulcan Iron Oflicials and force and their There were ford. appeared Iso he s of the office Brown ties causing The prize fov the which proved to he handkerchief tied fo awarded to O Hallowe'en stunts played. The tirst prize, a baby's teething-ring, Qs wrded to Miss Rosalie Bertini. Beecher entertained duri with selections male employ wearing Buster much merriment. most unique tie, a ren bandana his coat tail was The usu and games. were av M luncheon mandolin. upon TO PLACE POSTERS ABOUT FACTORIE The Connccticut ceived 4 number New llaven oflice about the company has of posters from the tor distribution factories in the city. These | different the ! are printed caleulated the fore employed. All the tion concerning the new zone poste posters in six reach gn element detailed languages to of now informa- working of thel the in- explained giving Fives system Besides formation it also why the zone system here and elsewhere reason given was wages had ¥one up sixty-three cent. or $2,700,000 in the year two making the present radical change necessary. Operating is in valuable the reason was made nec- The most that per past or ex- increased was open to raise the cost that no alternative the company except to of transportation. Brewsd From Real Hops Folks that has get acqu that delight in a tip-top drink the genuine hop flavor should iainted at once with the new cereal beverage ANZAC the one soft drink that completely s:flisfics every one the year round. “ANZAC is brewed from real hops which give it a distinctively tangy taste, and it has a live sparkle. . Physicians recommend it for its pronounced food value. drink it. You and your family ought to ANZACICON colreenTiss Local Distributors. Miner, Kead & Tullock. KELL ERECT Bl FACTORY New Concern (0 Build $630,000 EY TIRE G0. T0 Plant in West Haven Pl proximat by the pany ha Kelley the $6 expenditure of West Rubber tor ap- ely 0,000 in Tire and ve been completed and a transaction las been completed where- by the ¢ ind The, im line of t cleetrical Luile seon ho o The fa 100 feet foe more ment factory a A quarer L cooling pecity of ay be ¢ may power power 000, It 100 peap arate oil garage w of the lot ommenced by mediately service b At the 1,000 tul this will and il Edwar the president of the company formerly | Charles H. dent and for the s prominer sale; New age Co. Major of of the Connecticut b secretary directors bury, C. and Juliu The col ed entirely ized at market v a share. as a site stre manager of the M acres of te plant 1 on West the main An will cured five an up-to-d situat adjoin ailroad. pus ompany o1 ng will and will New Haven Iy equipped un in. ctory by 100, v 1 of tloor space d will be the ppliances and will cost about of a million. There plant for water with a ,000 daily, the use of coal ntirely dispensed with, as_fuel be used to supply heat “and The factory and separat ant will cost another $250,- is expected that from 400 to le will be employed. A sep- story oflice building and up in another part operations will bo cott & Mapes ini- plant should be in e I track building, which will 75,000 or The equin- last word in be havve il be put Guilding We and the Y summer start will 00 cord tires turned out toN1,000 and dail tires be increased ) tubes later. d J. Kelley of New Haven is was railvoad official Jr., is vice He is one a prominent Bortell, treasurer. ucees W tire responsible the most companies and wi M. Green Co. Natlonal Mile- of of York and the William K. Alcorn, a member for vear counscl. The Smith of \Water- C. Perkins of New London 1s Lederer of New Haven mpany which is being finan in Connecticut, is capital- £1,000.000. At present the alue of the stock is six dollars f ok and arel Ju 1< gen Haven com- will be | ILADIES ! . Will find at my Stor those tone Crocks and hardware OPEN Every Store Jars So hard to fing H. L. MILLS, 336 Nain Street MONDAY NIGHT GET READY! merchant is expectig a record breaking business for this fall ad winter. | Are you prepared to get you full share? Is your lighting equipment thelatest and i best, and of a type to show yov goods to | best advantage? If not, you cannot hope tottract your bright and attractive? lightag your tore made share of the busintss that is goin to be done. Why not have your brought up-to-date and system Our Sales Department willbe glad to | i offer suggestions for improving yar lighting. The ConnecticutLight MUST VAGATE CHURCH Oflicials ceive Ten-Day Notlce to Universalist Church Re- Find New Quarters. In the near future tl chureh will conduct it 269 Main street. The church has its quarters at 425 West Main the past two years but owing to ion in this city, the own- property have issued a notice to the church officials to va- cate shortly tailor wishes to es- tablish his there Universalists charge been given a ten-day notice to the property, and they feel being done &n injustice. Universalist at ad services | for the ers of as a stand he that they have vae they are H BANQU organis B'NAL BRI Brith a banquet to men of this 1 by~ Deputy 4o be tenderea 3'nai Brith society should be flnanced tion instead of an ox will turn the money which pay for the banquet into the New Britain Jewish Relief com- mittee ation will soon the Jewish ex- city. A banquet Sheriff M. H. the boys but felt .that the by an or- individual ervice affair s to street | n R St ean NEW ronR: Naomi | daughters of Wrancis 1ospital, day afternemn. taken to tkst institution aboa CHOCOLN HORE & Power Company FROM HOSPITAL, @id Catherine d Mr, and Mrs, Gen street, returned Hartford, The two sizt rs tions or oper SPECIAL CHOCOLATE CHERRIE! 920 Pound PEANUT CLUST a Pound MARSHMALLOW 70¢ Tound CHOCOLATE CRACKERS 59¢ Pound BUTTFR SCOTCH WAFERS, 39¢ Pound OUND PATTIES 39¢ Pound DIANA BON BONS 80¢ Pound MAILLIARD CHOCOLATES Iresh in Today SALTED MIXED NUTS Also Eresh in $1.20 Pound McE 7% We! ROE'S Main St. Building Lots at Pleasant Mano SATURDAY, NOVEMBER East Street, Foot of Pleasant Street INSPECTION DAY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1919, ALL DAY Salesmen on the Grounds to Show You Around Come out and tell the salesmen what you can afford to pay down on a lot and what you want to pay per month and we will make the terms to suit you. REMEMBER this is the Tract on which the HARDWARE CITY LOAN COR- PORATION purchased eight lots and are going to erect, at once, three family houses on each, which is bound to make the values increase on what few lots are left. The purchase of these choice lots by this Corporation was made for the reason of the loca- tion being within walking distance of their large factories. CRESCENT LAND COMPANY, Owners EAS 1st AT 2 P.-M.-TODAY BUT REMEMBER s for one week we will sell lots on this tract at the same prices which the adjoining lots Y TERMS Office 259 Main St. sold for at Auction last week, so grasp this wonderful opportunty and buy more of these lots today. LIBERTY BONDS accepted as payment at the full value. one, or EASY TERM Very Small Amount of Cash is the Key Note of This Sale. Room 6, Booth’s Block Crean, Thomas from vester= were a week