New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1926, Page 2

Trusses and Abdominal NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TU ‘m { ters. More than 250 miles of streets{ PR E T and highways have been paved. The whole city has been electri- the underground railway re-| omnibus and new trolley-lines | est. ed, and great electric State's Aftorneys May Work FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Privately in Another County PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS, Members of Fire De- Harttoral oot B/ o (g tose s 1 ph| O iocss AN Daess of Supporters all sizes for men and women. Special measurements taken without extra charge. Dickinson Drug . Company 169-171 MAIN STREET WARREN AND GILL Interior an@ exterior (decorators. Estimates given at any time. Best workmanship. All work guaranteed. 47 Cottage Place 42 Hamilton St. Phone 3278-M Plone 2889 $500,000 First Mortgages At Low Rates of Interest om dweDings, spartment houses anc Leentral busimess property—compisted butldings or construction loans fn Hart- for8 and vicinity. Thts company can re-fnance your present mortgages on favorable terme and spprafsements. tuformation without obligation. First Bond & Mortgage Co. of Hartford 805 Main 8t F.L. McGuire OPTICIAN A.T.McGuire OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted BOOTH’S BLOCK Epmme———————— “WHEN IN HARTFORD DINE WITH US.” Everything we serve very best, If you don't believe it come in| for a test. Wholesale and Retail Depart-| ment in Connection. THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE 22 State St. AARTFORL p————— Patronize Merchants Who Deliver Your Purchases by AUBURN Parcel Delivery Service (1nc.) Auburn Transportation Co. Phone 611 ECONOMY DRY CLEANING 278 South Main St. Call for and Deliver. All Work Guaranteed. Tel. 1716-12. DRIVE Y()I’RSFIF F— NEW CARS TO RENT 25 AN hour—10c. & mile. BUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 25¢. an Ite Speeial or leng tr You-Drive Auto Renting Co. Sey Cor and Eim CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully G All Jobs — Tel en on 2913 Italy's electric power asso have startsd a movem toward uss of only Itallan material for con- struction. is the| Under Grant's atlons ¢ |torney Hugh M. Alcorn may defend {a murderer in New Haven county s Attorney Arnon A. Alling | y do the same in Hartford coun- | partment to Address Pupils | On Timely Subjects. Four capiains, four lieutenants, and four from the ranks of the Now | Britain fire department have been selected by Second Deputy Fire | Michael Souney to speak at | the schools on Fire Prevention top- The schools are co-Operating he d the matter This is the revolutionary effect of a adopted by the judges of the superior court at thelr morning ses. sion at the state lbrary building orday, when the judges repealed he rule of the Code of E |pronibited state’s attorneys |prosecutors of any criminal court in and hav allow time for t state from defending an accused | t0 allow ity conzt . The men seleeted were Captain | he ad rul t Fdward Woods of No. 5, Captain ey OMM e William Porter of No. 2, Captain Michael Butler of No. and Cap- tain James Crowe of No. 4; Lieu tenant Willlanr Hartmett of No. 5, utenant Fred Linn of No. 2, enant Thomas Hinchey of No. Rozanski of Gau- them to any ertmi own. It n the Hartford pol tend an accused court provided the case did Sorae| ginate in their court. The substituted rule was adopted however, to give the prosecutors of the small towns the opportunity for than was possible e its nt Stanley remen Al . William previous rule and rous enforcement § have been |greatly limited in their criminal practice. The result was that com- | plaints dev COURT TABCO ON % HARTFORD AVE. {Next Occupant Selling Liquor GOBS to Jail i é mt Souney will talk at the two | junior high schools and the senior | high schoal. The assemblies have been arranged as follows: High school, Thursday at o'clock at an assembly of lower {classmen and Friday at the same time an upper class assembly; Cen- al Junior High school, Tuesday, eighth grade at 10:40 o'clock; Wed- h grade at 16:40 a. m.; | ninth grade at 5:05 p. m.; Thursday, o e b, |Seventh B grade at 10:40 & m.;| : o LU R Lo B at 10:05 a m.; Friday tender and the latter the alleged | jinen “or "p® ot O owner ©f a pool room and saloon | Nathan Hale Junior High school, vhere two bottles” of beer wers pur- Tuesday at 3:30 o'clock. follows: ~ Washington esday at 9 a. m.; V n school, Wednesday 10:30 & m.; Smalley school, Thurs- day at 10 a. mr; Elihu Burritt school, Thursday at 10 a. m.; Smith school, Wednesday at Rockwell school, [ri Northena school, Friday . m.; Lincoln school, Friday 10:45 & m.; Monroe school, Friday at 3 p. m.; Camp echool, Friday at 3 p. m.; Bartlett school, Wednes- | day at 10:30 a. m.; Stanley school, | Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.; L Putnam school, Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.; nut Hill school, Wednesday at adoption tain The nsxt parson convicted of vio- | 1ation. of the liquor law at 35 Hart- be sent to jail, Judge in police court h 2, as he imposed a fint | of $150 and costs and a suspended 15 days on Joseph k 36, of 111 Hart- ue, and discharged William Zimitravich, aged 46, of 34 Hartford 4 to contain 3 hol by volume and 2 cent by weight. Judge W CROSS-HAND WEDDING Invitations have been receives nnouncing the coming marrage on | saturday of this week of Albert| Cross, formerly of this city, to Miss Deorothy Hand of New London. Mr. | Cross is a civil engineer in the em- ploy of the New Haven road. Mangan, a discha defense for e n oftered to connect him with th Malinauskas | s0id the be Mangan said, hereby violated the law. The t that Zimitravich was seen went not state- © worked nd does was offered in evidence | by Prosccuting Attorney J. G. Woods t Jmm jected to ad- ing more than auskas to place Zimitravich, the d | E Alling read |the statement on Judge Mangan's {suggestion and declared it inadmis- sible. Last Sz BAKERY SPECIAL .25° SNOWFLAKE fl()'l LS (Wed. Only) 2 doz. Large Pumpkin PIES, ca. night, Offic | Halle, | lfcr presentation to | company of Newton, Ia.. | posed of 24 carat gold For WEDNESDAY NFANT IMMUNITY | - FROM VACLINATION - Bables Maade Immme fo To- Derculosis Germs Washingten, Ott. (P—Infants | 5 have been successfully vaccinated against tuberculosis, Dr. B, associate director of | achool for child welfare of the Col=| lege of Medicine, Paris, said today | Keow before the Natiomal Tnberculosis As- | Of sociation convention. | of diBic the name given the substance used in vaccinating inw } AT nts,” said Dr. Weill-Halle. resulted in e reduction of mortali- s than ona per hundred the vhereas the mor- y among children of the same | , not so vaccinated and reared in contaminated families, is at least | ive per hundred.” Jids: Not A Sure Cure | Ee Welll- | y2 ing room at morrow night at 8 o'cleck. { home Hart@ra h K. Hoft the. | 0'clock. Satu morning, Union Veterans, will ESDAY, OCTOBER City Items mond camp, Ui ar veterans, will h ar meeting in the camp the state armory to- Mirs. Olive Cherpak of 597 West street has returned to her aiter an operation at the spital. an reported O’Brien last night that an au- ain West street day night. Supernumerary Officer Cornellus reported that he heard some e calling "'r help in tha vicinity Brook street about 230 this as he was at the foot of ch street, but he was unable to M at 15 “It has } trace the call. Mgs, Mary Murphy of mont her lxuxhler. Mrs. Lovisy ters of be held Thurs- y evening at 7:30 o'clock at Odd liows' hall, The reports were hased on the ex- | A #idgment for the plaint¥f in the perience among infants in France, Great Britain, Belgium and Sweden. “This treatment is not a. cure for culosts,” Dr. Weill-Hale stated. “The vaccination is performed only | upon infants and immediately after | Jirth. Up to the present only a very | O small number of deaths from tuber- | S°t culosis is reported, or of discases | presumed to be erculosis, Our | a as yet is insufficient to deter- | mine the probable duration of im- | munity. We know only that very | precise. experiments with calves and monkeys, as well as observations on | children vaccinated since 1921, show t resistance to infection due to cohabitation with contagious tuber- culosis persons continues for three years and perhaps longer.” Vaccine's Preparation 1e preparation of the vaceine 4 is highly technical and must be safe-guarded by many precan- | tions in the laboratories. Prof. Cal- mette’s original vaccine was propa- cated through 230 gemerations, thus attenuating its virulence. The result a living tuberculosis germ so | weakened, that it no longer possessed the faculty of forming tubercules put retaining its ability to create what are technically known as anti- | bodies—substances having an an- tagonistic effect upon the germs of | the diseas WORLD'S BIGGEST MEDALLIO The largest and most costly me- lion in the worid has just been | pleted by Porter and Dyson, | Britain jewelers and silver- | This medallion was made | tle Prederick Lauis | ins| president of the Maytag by 20,000 | f dealers in the United States, who handle the product of that firm.|of | The medallion measures more than | fic cight inches fn diameter and | sofl weighs about 18 pounds. It is com- | Maytag, amount of turned We Re Doesn't hurt one bit! and the ness or irritation. $274.51 has Dbeen re- from the court of gpmmon action of Stella, Bezru. tidren's Social Danciyg Class. dneglay afternoons begginning 1 Y. W. C. A. Miss Ruth Bas- te. Talephona 1436-5 and 418-5. gister now!—Adv. 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VEAL 15c 24° .28° ROASTS FRESH Ib. PORK 27c 28 28 Sugar Cured BACON, 1b. Lean Pork CHOPS, 1b. THE ONLY PLACE TOWN WHERE YOU CAN GET IT IS MADE IN THE MOST AND CARCFUL MANNER LL OF NUTRIMENT—YOU TO TRY IT AND SEE HOW ND IS F AND ONE HALR 10° LOAF, for FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER 2 Ibs. 93¢ Whole Milk CHEESE, Ib. 29° b, 45(3 Full Cream CHEESE, Ohio Iiflclrlc i'om pany \\\(u ed Lolfm ‘aledal ALL DAY CIALS SUGAR &cnosiny. s corp meparL F L OUR MOHICAN HORSE MOHICAN MINCE PURE COCOA, IN 5 Tbs. 3dc Ilm g BAG $1.2 ALL WEEK SPECIALS RADISH, 2 bots. MEAT, package ..... BULK, 2 Ibs. . \ ANILLA OR BEANS, 8 cans . B. C. RAVE A COOKIES, Ib. ELBOW MACARONT, 2 Ibs, . SCOTTISH CHIEF SUCCOTASH, NEW PEARL BARLE GRAPES 3 1hs. 25¢ \lnnna Onrc \tar\m". 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