New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL I that are sure to please Largest A sortment in City From Which To Make Your selection Statior;e‘r); Department The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street WHITE SILK SHIRTS TOR LASTER— Japanese, Jersey, Radium, Broadcloth and Crepe de Chine are the silks—and each mater- {al lends an additional touch of richness to these heautiful gar- ments. An assortment incom- parable, priced as low as $8.00 MEN'S FOUR - PIECE SPORTS SUITS— Chiefly of Tweeds and rough mixtures — made with patch pockets and belted backs—some with knickers and long trousers —others with 2 pairs of long trousers. Starting at $32.50 RSFALLS syhum Strect Hartford “It Pays To Buy Our Kind"’ MANSLAUGHTER IS GHARGE PREFERRED Wisk Held in $5,000 Bonds for , Pavelski Boy's Death In police court this morning, the hearing in the manslaughter charges against Joseph Wisk was continued until next Wednesday morning. Wisk's arrest followed the death of Stanley Pavelski, aged 7, who was the victim of an automobile mishap on FBroad street, near Cleveland street, vester- day afternoon. The accused \\! op- erating the car which the staté al-| leges was cquipped with defective brakes, and was unable to stop in| time to avoid striking the hoy. Brother Also Arrested. Ignatius Wisk, brother of the ac- cused, was riding in the car at the| time. He is alleged to have driven| the truck to the garage to remove the | markers, which were those of anoth- | er vehicle, the death car having not been registered. He was held on a charge of evading responsibility. | Bonds on Joseph's case were fixed at | $5,000 and in the case of Ignatins at | $1,600. Mrs. Mary Wisk, mother of | the boys, furnished the hond. The | Wisk boys have engaged lawyer R ¥. McDonough to defend them, anc have cntered a not guilty plea. Brakes Defective, The victim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pavelski of 365 Broad street. According to stories fold the police, the victim and playmates were ling out in the street when the Wisk ma- | chine approached. The boy attempt ed to run to safety, but becoming con fused darted back and forth. Wisk applied the brakes which, heeause their condition, the police ; not hold The boy was wheels passing over erushing the skull. Car Not Registered. An investigation by the policr partment disclosed that the not been registered. ‘The markers ing used were those belonging to : other car that had been traded in for the vehicle that figured in the acci- dent of did | the | struck, head JURY ORDERS ACQUITTAL, New York, Not lon after they had I'ederal Judge Mack word that they were hopelessly divided and had been informed by the Judge that they would have to delib- erate “a long time" he disagree ment verdict wonld accepted, twelve jurors today 5 Dunslan, head ¢ charge of llegal sa April 12 sent acquitted John Jack's 1 e of liqu on a BOXING AT HARTIORD, A delegation will attend the Hartford this evening of Hartford, will engage Jimmy Ke of New York, in the star hout of rounds. The complete card call 20 rounds of milling. The bouts be staged in the auditorium Church street. S es— You Need Not Have a Cold if you will take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets when you feel the first symptoms of a Cold coming on. of local hosing f boxing cxhibition at Mike Morley, | for will on 10 SEEK NEW BIDS Quigley, park commisstoners will shortly advertise for bids for the refreshment hooth privileges at Wal- nut Hill Park Last January, Joseph Teingold, who | had the concession under a for $800, wrote to the park board to usk dming that lack park prevented Mr, Velngold st $600 Just season On Jannary 16, Chairman W )| Brooks wrote Mp, IPeingold, explain- that any changes in the contract | were impossible, but the board would consent to cancel the contract by mu- | tual agreement and advertise for new | bids, On March 11, Mr, Feingold submitted a letter, acec®ding to this| proposition, asking that his contract | be cancelled In view of these facts, the contract was elled and new bids will be naked, Conecerning reports that he had heen promised a cheap concession by G. A, Quigley, in case the latter had been elected, Mr, IPeingold hranded them as false and submitted the above letters to indicate that his action in| dropping the was taken | before the mayoralty fight hegan, The board o contract a reduction, ¢ attractions the his doing any busine claimed that he | at concession msmu_NT f{ATEhUT Bank of Yngland Again Lowers Its| Figures, This Time Dropping Down to 4 Per Cent. London, April 13.—(By Associated Press.)--The Bank of England re- duced its discount rate to 4 per cent. The last previous reduction was on I"ebruary 16 when the rate was drop- ped fgom 5 to 434 per cent. The reduction coming on the eve of the Iaster holidays wa 1 entire surprise to the money market and financial interests. Business {n Lom- bard street had begun without the usual “subject to lower bank rate,” which is usually posted when there is a possibility of a reduction during the day, and the belief was expressed that the action was prompted by the treasury which has been ruling the money market for some time past. New York, April 13.—With the ex- ception of Switzerland, Great Britain now has the lowest bank rate in the world as the result of the Bank of England reducing its discount rate to 4 per cent today. Switzerland cut its 4 per cent rate to 3% per cent on March 2 on account of the excessive gold supply in that country. The present British rate compares with a high of 10 per cent on August 1, 1914, and a low of 3 per cent Jan- uary 29, 1914, FISH COM. MI; Tiartford, April 12.- and game commission was in session this afternoon. 1t decided to make application to the government for a supply of eggs of the wall-eyed pike or pike perch taken at Lake Cham- plain. These eggs will be hatched in Jjars at the shad hatchery and will be placed in the lake which has been formed by the Zoar dam at the Hous- atonic river. NEW BUS LINE Dominik Waluk Attempts To Operate Over Line Which Proved Failure To . P. French. Dominik Waluk tHis morning start- ed a jitney line on Hart street, over the route recently operatéd by E. F. I'rench. The line will be the same as that formerly operated by Mr. French, starting at the corner of Church and Main streets, running express to Hawkins strcet, aRg having as its other terminus, the intersection of Hart street and Corbin avenue. Mr. Waluk started out with onc bus, but will add another if he finds it advisable. He has not notified the | public utilities commission as to what | schedule he proposes to operate, but | las been given an opportunity to try out a schedule and then submit to the commission a schedule for ap- proval. TLL'SC. B. Q. Tablets are best by test. Try this simple experiment: Drop a . B. Q. 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Mail orders filled by DPeterson Oint- ment Co., Inc, Buffalo, N, Y, GLEAN-UP WEEK TO START ON APRIL 24 Seeks Co-operation in Campaign Dr. Fred P. Lee, local superintend- ent of health, has announced that the week of Apri' 24 te 29 will be known ! as clean up week. The movement is one wherein precautions for good health will be taken and at the same time, the city will be beautified, It is a matter of civic pride that the city should rank high among the other cities of the state in cleanliness, and Dr. Lee intends to bring the matter before the public, so that property owners and rent payers will co-oper- |ate by cleaning their yards, lawns | and cellars of all dirt and rubbish. Aid By Children, The aid of the children in the schools will be depended on to pass the word from house to house. A cir- culgr in the form of g hand bill will be passed to each pupil ifi the schools and by this means, the majority of the adalts of the city will be notified that the work of cleaning up the city is on. The Boy Scouts will assist by going from house to house in the six wards, asking the people to suppor® the movement, and the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary club, the Boys' club, the American Legion and other organizations will he asked to take part in the movement. There are, no doubt, a great many of the people of the city, who make it a practice every spring about this time, to clean up the rubbish that ne- cessarily collects throughout the win- ter, but there gre also' g nup her of people who are careless aisut the matter and they let the rubbish col~ lect until well into the summer time. 3 00 , 1022, 5 — FRECKLES Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With Othine— JDouble Strength sible, to stimulate interest in clean up week and ho is assured that will have the co-operation all in the city, According to him, New Britain has always been among the first in New England to promdte clean yards and clean streets. He believes that the spring is the time to start the cleanup hecause onece elean, yards are much casier to keep elean, and in the weck that he has chosen, the whole populace will work for a bet- ter, cleaner New Britain, BOARDS WRONG BOAT GETS INTO TROUBLE Wile of Local Assyrian Arrives in Frisco Instead of New York he of This preparation for the treatment of {reckles is usually so successful in removing (reckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guaranteo to refund the money if it falls, Don't hide- your freckles under a vell; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them, Kven the fivst few appli- cations should show a wenderful fm- provement, some of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely, Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back gqu:lu,lNu To Stump U. S.: Because she got on the wrong boat when she left Mesopotamia, Mrs, K. Joseph, whose hushand resided at 63 Stanley street, this eity, landed at San Franciseo instead of New York, got into difficulties with the immigra- tion authoritics, was rescued by the Near Bast Relief association just in time to escape deportation and ar- rived in New Britain with a very much altered conception of the size of the United States. Thought It Small Country, Mrs. Joseph was on the way more than a year, She left Jakuba, in March, 1921, She planned to sail from Tombay on a boat bound for New York, but found that the bhoat wag erowded, so, failing to realize that the two cities were ahout 3,000 miles apart, embarked for San 1'rancisco, while her hushand waited for her in New York. Saved in Time. No one met her in “Frisco,” the Assyrian quota at that port had been reached and she was about to be de- ported to Europe when in despera- |’ tion she sent a telegram to her hus- band in this city. 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