New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 3

“Boston Store We Close Mondays ai 6 p. m. Give Something Useful. Select for your gift is sure to make the on Christmas Day GIFT BOXES OF See our large a ortment paper put up in dainty boxes in different combinations of all white, cream, white and tints and all tinted with without correspond- ence cards 1ind tints, 23¢ to 98¢ box. TURKISH ‘se in with fancy checked, 60c to TURKISH large bath clot 1 something that recipient happy STATIONERY. of writing and pretty and in white , singly and in acceptable. Towels come | jety of fancy weaves javender and yellow iped, others , priced from TOWE var pink, blue borders. some héavy and larg cach. TOWEL SETS, towe mat consist towel and | and boxed, fuce $1.75 g L ISH FAC CL.OT 10¢ to 19¢ MATS, nice lium colors, SUGGES Jewelry, Neckw Bags, Ilosier Linen Umbrells Knit Goods, Aprons, Silk Underwe HS (o each, variety, e and TIONS— match | all towel H and mc Ribbons, GooC Hand chiefs, Laces Gloves, Blankets, Wai Muslin Art Linen, PULLAR .& NIVEN BANiSH CATARRH Bre S ar and ete. the Hyomei for Two ¥Minutes and Relieve Stuffed Up Head. If you want to get relief from ca- tarrh, cold in the head or from an irritating cough in the ghortest time breathe Hvomei. It should clean out open up your nose and allow you to bre: Hycemei often ends a day, ‘and- brings guiek relief from ; snuffles, hard-erusts in the - nose, hawking, spitting and catarrhal mu- cus. Hyomei soothing, comes from inland Australia, Asthma, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Influ- enza, Pneumonia and Consumption were never known to exist Hyomei is pleasant and breathe. Just pour a few dreps into the hard rubber inhaler; use as di- rected and relief is almgst certain, A complete Hyomei outfit, including inhaler and one bottle of Hyomei, costs but little at The Clark & Brain- erd Co., and druggists everywhere. If you already own an inhaler you can w get an extra bottle of. Hyomei at druggists.—advt. Daily Freicht and Express Service NEW BRITAIN, NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND TRUCKING. TRUCKS BY THE DAY OR HOUR. A. H. HARRIS Care of Adna Johnson, TEL. 9¢€1, your head and in two minutes the frecly. cold in one v is made- chiefly from a healing antiseptic oil, that the eucalyptus forests of where Catarrh, casy to Eastwood Electrical Service Station and Garage. Starting, Lighting and Ignition Sys- tem Specialists, MAXWELL SEFVICE STATION. REAR 193 MAIN STREET, Phone $87-12. FLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 3 ARCH STREET (2 VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. T —————— DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET | Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night | Supplies and Repaliring. Storage, MANGUSS AUIG LY. DVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. | her ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30NE FOURTH OF ALL OUR TIMBER | GROWING IN TWO WESTERN STATES ASSAULTS FELLOW WORKMAN; IS FINED Judge Meskill Assesses Paul Zatalone $10 and Costs At the police court St on this morning Judge James T. Meskill ound Paul Zatalone guilty of having assaulted Louis Mairpeatis at the Lan- ders facto on Washington street yesterday afternoon and imposed of $10 and costs. Mairpeatis is a fireman and is said to have been throwing coal into the furnace when he was approached by Zatalone who struck him, knocking him senseless. Mairpeatis stated that he had never had any words with Zatalone and did not have a chance to defend himself. Zatalone stated the trouble w: stolen wood in told the Doss of worked that Z was doing the denied that 8 that the Mairpeati the factory and had the room where he alone was the one who stealing. ~ Mairpeatis this statement Neglects Her Joseph Vazuka was in court on husband, who states him occasionally and neglects hildren. He also asserted that she never keeps the house clean. On Monday morning Mrs. Vazuka is said to have left her home and went to the home of relatives where she stayed until last evening. During that time she left her four weeks' old baby in care of the house. She was given a severe reprimand by the judge, who warned her that if she does not after her home and baby she will be given a jail sentence ¢ was placed on probation. Violate Ordinance. A fine of $2 without costs was im- posed in the es of Dr. Peter Fox and James Palmeri, who were arresi- ed by Officer Sirolls for parking their automobiles in restricted districts for over 40 minutes. ' Dr. Fox remarked, “I don’'t know where we're going to keep our automobile: Mrs. Ralph Gerth, who appcarcd to answer a similar charge was dis- missed Louis Wohinty ing a city ordit ing, was kill. ad Baby. of complaint of that his wife Mrs. strect her leav charged with ‘violat- wce relative slaughter- discharged by Judge Mes- CONCERT AND UNIV At the concert 3 Clark Universal Glee club Friday night, December 19, Wesley W. IHow- ard. tenor, of Hartford, will be the so- loist. The concert is expected to last an hour and dancing will follow until midnight. Tagan “hestry play. “Thesconcett and dance will be in Elks' club hall. There are 30 men- of Landers, FICERS. have been elected by Court No. Daughters of Cas The new leaders are: Grand re- sent, Mrs. Mary Hallinan; vice grand regent, Mrs. Mary Bonefant; covenant, Catherine Ralph: historian, MecBriarty; financial secretar Margaret O'Leary; secretary, Anna McBirarty; monitor, Mr: 3 Hannon; sentine, Mrs. Mary Erwin; trustees, Miss Mary Gaffne Nel- lie Burke and Mrs. Mary Gaffney; ganist, Mrs. Mary Smith. M M M MEETING POSTPONED. Due to the illnes H. Camp and the absence from ity of a number of the membe the board of health, the meeting of | that commission which was to have been held last night was postponed. The board has been notified by Dr. Dougles Davidson, one of those being considered for the post of superin- tendent, that he will not accept s he has already taken a similar posi- tion in Delawarc. of WOODMEN ELECT. The following were elected night at the meeting of the New Brit- ain camp, Modern Woodmen: Council, D. Dube; adviser, F. Doty; banker, H. Herrmann; cleik, C. Bergstrom; es- Stedman; past council, Ira B. watchman, George Dickin- G. Covini, manager for P. Winters. | three years, [elele): LOOKIT!! Women's Club in London Has Ameri- can Bar and Everything. Dec. 10.—The en’s club in Grosvenor Piace, the “forum” has an American bar with one of the best list of cocktails in the west end of London. Gloom Raiser,” “‘Elephant’s Kick,"” “Monkey's Gland” and ‘‘Pussyfoot’ are the names of some of the dr!nlfi, ays the Globe, while “Silver Fi Horse’s “Widow's Kiss,” “Rainbow’ “Clover Club” also are available. London, new wom- is the big trouble in every semous sickness — causing depression of spirits, irritability, nervousness, imperfect vision, 1053 of memory., poor sleep, loss of appetite, etc.—stop it with a régular course of They act promptly and freely, but gently, thoroughly cleansing the bowels, comforting the stomach, stimu- lating the liver—the specific for indi- gestion, headache, biliousness, heart- burn, fiatulency. Purely vegetable. Plain or Sugar Coated. 80 YEARS' CONTINUOUS SALE PROVES THEIR MERIT. Dr. J. H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia cause of | look | wiil | Catherine or-| last | it Elm {imilar amine this photogr of 191,700,000 apacity sp the tates of W One-fourth raph, Nt and you have a men- visualize | a train fre: cars of 8 of anding fiv in’ the hington | timber | | and Ul United the Douglas two Pacific mex Ore- gon alone. of the | timber resources in the Staie and 80 per cent of fiv rowing in these The train ed above are states Coust surement on the as is bascd cal- | soure 10, culation of 20,000 feet of lumber to | the car Apostles of cony little support in figure: (heir contention that the timber are being rapidly dissips At the computed rate of 00,000,000 feet annually—200 will have clapsed before the growth in Washington, Oregon and Montana will exhausied. Government e mates place the standing timber Montana 65,000,000 feet sation will find s to substantinte ted cuttin VOIS in GIRL’S BEAU BURNED UP TOO MUCH GAS So Ier Dad Objects, Mother Inter- | feres and Case Ends in Plushing Court, Flushing, L. new in sweethear Magisirate Boyie- yesterday, when Elmhur desc beau who he his daughter Who cver friend” Dec. 1¢-—Something came to light in Flushing court John Shanley, of ibed the gas-burning said has been calling on Mary for the last cight heard of ¢ burning gas e solutely necessary. Yet that on Sunday nights during that period of eight years the lights in the parlor were going at such a blast that he shuddered at the very thought of approaching the meter. And the coal and wood that was burned in the par lor during that period Mr. Shanley | estimated might have carried us over | the present crisis in perfect safety. | So afte forty-five years of h:l\rp_\'i married life Shanley fell out with his | wife over the question of the gas i | | | | a ntleman ept when ab- Shanley told burning proclivities of Mary’s caller. Mrs. £hanley had him summoned to court on a charge of abandonment, declaring that he had locked her out of their home. Mary, the told the magistrate with that he period of court to by her father was distinetly not ecight years, but more like two, and she gave Dad an awful look as she said it. Magistrate Boyvle after much thought told Shanley that the ques- tion ability for he gas and coal consumpion was one for a civil court. | Shanley is a grower of soup greens. — | WAR BUREAU TO CLOS The work of the war bureau will | close with the end of the fiscal year; March 30, and such of the war serv- ice as is deemed nec will be carried on through the home service section of the Red Cross. The war bureau committee met last night and | decided not to ask the city for an ap- | propriation for next year. daughter. some spirit | hip referred of ry CLUB SOCIAL THURSDAY. The D. M. R. club, a recently formed social organization of ex-service men will hold its first social Thursday evening in Grange hall, Berlin. Music will be furnished by the Alpha String orchestra and trolley transportation from the dance has been arranged to make the evening a wholly pleasant one for the friends of the club. ! open Detroit Factory To Run With Automobile Motors Detroit, Dee. 10.—0ne of the la automobile plants in the city, pelled to close by the orders of the fuel administrato will attempt to re today with gasoline furnishint the motive power to operate its ma- chinery. Hundreds of automobile mo tors will be hookéd up to turn the factory wheels. Kmployes in 21 d partments have been ordered to return te work com- NORTH ADAMS VOTES W North Adams, Mass,, Dec. 10 of the seven councilmen chosen annual municipal election are republicans, this party control of the governing hody. Licens carried by a majority of 590, the vote tanding Yes, 1,4 no, 86F. fou Can fell Which People Have Iron in Their Blood— Strong Healthy, Vigorous Folks— Clty Physician Says Ordinary Nuxated Tron Will Increase the Strength of Nervous, Run-down People in Two Weeks’ Time in Many Cases. glance is enough to tell which O people have iron in theif blood. They are the ones that do and dare. The others are in the weakling class. Sleepless nights ~spent ments, constant worrying over supposed ail- dosing with habit forming drugs and narcotics, and uscless attempts to Drace up with strong coffec or other stimu- ts are what keep them suffering and vai longing to be strong. Their real trouble is lack of iron in the blood. Without iron the blood has no power to change food int> living tlssue and, therefore, nothing you eat docs you good; you don’t’get the strength out of it. When iron is supplied it enriches the impoverished blood and gives the body greater resistance to ward off disease. Numbers of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the while have most aston- ishingly increased their strength and cn- durance simply by taking iron in the proper form, And this, after they had in some cascs been going on for months without getting benefit from anything. § 1f you are not strong or well you owe it to yourself to malke the following test: Sce Tow long you can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired. Next take two c-grain tablets of ordinary nuxated iron times per day after meals for two Then test your strength again_and yourself how much you have gained. is nothing like good old iron to help put color in your checks and sound, healthy vour bones. But you must take iron that can be casily absorbed anl assimilated like nuxated iron if you want it u any good, otherwise it may prove worse than useless. Mauracronens’ Noor: Nuxated Tron recommended above of the mewar oranic tron compaunds. Unlike the o'+ Tnorganic ron products. 1115 essily assimilated,does not e upee the stamach entirely et will refund your —Six t the e retainir ve 275% Beers‘ Ales and Porter ‘cannot be sold for i‘hc time .‘belx_\g_“‘ 'N Z A C *The only com;mr:\b’le substltutes are now -~ onv sale in wood at Host leading’bars, and in bottl ~whéreser bottled -goods are sold. Ask foi thém by name and reject inferior imilations.’ I you cannot gyt whal you ask for, Telephoné 722 Rox. ANZAC CO., BOSTON MINER, REED & TULLOCK, re- | Washington.—Ilow to haul in | breakers and how to keep out of f this city. ‘While men arning practice of their work, in the dis en confined the “rookic’ the a ¢ ct jail, in which the thére learn theor For Practical Gifts Go To O Hot HANDKERCHIE! ron WE'R IN ® child as for small selection, These are adv ear] ® LetetototelolototetototetetetetetotepatotetelotofetetelotoRe] We jegetofetofetote] These well known Phoenix cleaned up all they had left at price, $2.65. Quantity not larg -@- Brushed Wool child for winter. Cap: A big just value. fetelel Splendid quality, regular wholesale price. Women's Real Alpaca $10.00 and $13.50. And some especially Slip-On purchase and go0d Women'’s A spcial made to sell 25, A 25, These were remarkable values at $6.. price CHILDREN'S SWE 0, $5.00, $6.25 felotofeletototetetoteteloletofototetotol law- ail ay | are subjeets taught by the police force 2 po- and is held wom- clementary @@@@@Q@@%}@@@@%@@fi@@@@fi # 75¢c AND $1 PHOENIX SKATING CAPS 59c the 2 & $7.80 CAPS AND SCARF SETS, $2.95 han dsome Scarfs in Heather Sweaters, extraordinary 1919, CLASSES HELD IN JAIL ‘ subjects. Above is @ class of under supervision of Raymond ! Pullman, superintendent of the foree tain C. P. M. Lord and Ial:((lm W. Shelby standing beside their cells. Their ’ structors have been chosen emong the prisoners fv v ‘.Q INCORPORATED Hartford MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, E OUT FOR THE SWE ANOTHER BIG R SHOP, DAY SO if?ié"i? Dage-Allen & Co. 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You do not have bother with a clotk Yeu =xmply it on—and usually the pain is gone Many doctoss and nurses use Musi ole and recommend it to their patie They will gladly tell you what lief it gives from sorc throat, br] cmup, <tn’f neck, a hma., n| sore musc} bru):es.unlblam..,{ osted feet, coldg the chest (it often prevents pneumon 0c and 60c jars; hospital size $2 rookies' pol i a in- om ’.I SR l.H’}-I‘.I *.?;@ ié?@ Furniture Novelties, Tea Wagons, Desks, Chairs and Mirro A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES THURSDAY OFFER Skating Sets, Scarfs, Caps And Sweaters At About Half Usual Prices Regular $1.25 Cap and Scarf Sets for 75c Fine quality, quantity is not patterns cou ren. jacquard the 3 > as we Skating Sets are of brushed angora. the mill at a price and are going to e, so don't delay. thing the to give wool in colors. You will and at less than value. A fine Color at $6.50 — Other values Sweaters: 0, in s selling at $3 Be sure 0. to see worth up to $7 values. be A splendid Gift at a 1a wish very low price. H Regular $5.00 Phoenix Skatmg Sets For Only $2.65 The regular sell them at $5.00. We than half price is a trifle more $3.00 TO $4.50 PHOENIX SCARFS $1.50 Wonderfully big value browns, Get one of other Scarfs and brushed greens, rose popular early. BRUSHED WOOL SCARFS FOR WOMEN §5.00 pleased with the quality and the G Scarfs at $4.75, $6.00, .50, $9.00, KR SRR them Fiber Silk Sweaters, Tuxedo Style, $6.25 Look them over careful lot of Sweaters and one for $10.00. beautiful ATERS $8.00. that WOMEN'S CARDIGAN Iy and see if you don’t think they are will sell quickly at this unusual S SWEATERS, an 50 to $14.00 JA CK i 8 139 Arch St. Local Distributors. | GRERHRVVEBTBIFVEVVIFUI G BOE DR TBBGH VO BB