New Britain herald., 1914-07-27


 and your feet will ncv.r,. never hurt or get sore, swollen or tired. Get a 25 cent box at any drug or department store, and get relief. &----..---....--->--- -------------------.-= directors of that institution and people wi'o visit the place.
 Tfe 7 replicas of famous | diamonds which Mir. Miller has se- cured in his search for rare gems have been added to the collection and they are the exposure of the eyes of ali who visit the building.
 Seek Youths Assailant. The authorities are reported to be seeking a Frenchman named Belieu, who 1t is alleged brutally assaulted a young man near the Electric field early Saturday evening. While but little information is obtainable con- corning the affair it is said that the youth was calling names to friend of Belieu's when the latter became enraged and proceeded to beat him. It is alleged that he punched and kicked him until the youngster be- came unconscious. The police were notified of the af- fair but were unable to locate Be- lieu, who it is said left town short time later.
 Brief Items. Mrs. Duane Daniels and son Austin are visiting with Mrs. Daniels mother in Fair Haven.
 The fire gong at the Bristol Manu- featuring company's plant was sound ed shortly after 10 o'clock this morn ing. Electricians were recharging the batteries in the telephone exchange, which operate the alarm, when the mechanism caused the blowing of the whistle.
 Charles Roberts of West Main street will go to Newport, R. l., dur ing the week to visit his son, Ray mond, who is in the navy stationed at that resort.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Vinol, of Mi- ami, Florida, who are spending the summer here. have gone to Essex for few days stay with relatives. E. Record-breaking crowds attended the services held at the camp grounds yesterday in connection with the Methodist camp meeting. The atten- dance, it is thought, was larger than at any single session at any camp meeting in years. The evangelistic services in the evening conducted by the Wesleyan gospel team was partic- ularly interesting. ,-. -..
 Mrs. Norie l.. Spencer is confined to her home on West Main street by illness.
 Harold Ryder, who holds a posi- tion as mail clerk on New Haven road trains, spent Sunday in town with his parents, MT. and Mrs. M. P. Ryder of Maple street.
 Mrs. A. C. Barrows and son Arthur have returned from North Dorchester, Mass, where they have been visiting for several weeks with Mrs. Barrows daughter, Mrs. Percy Green. Mrs. Green returned with them and will spend some time in town.
 The Misses Florence Bartlett and Lura Downes have returned from Grove Beach where they have been sojourning for several days. 'f J. B. Chichester has gone to Yer mont for a brief visit.
 Mrs. Mary l.. Smith of Ansonia is the guest of Mrs. Charles Roberts of West Main street
 Mrs. John Nelson of East street
 
 Mrs. George Prentice of East street is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Jackson Mckee of Park street entertained Miss Alice Mckee and Ro- land Bushnell of Hartford and c. Packert of Bristol over Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. D. G. Daniels of Broad street had as their guests yes- terday MT. and Mrs. Burney, their son, Victor Burney, and his wife and daughter of Bristol.
 The heaviest traffic of the sum- mer was recorded on the Bristol Tramway company's lines yesterday. The celebration of the feast of St. Anne attracted over 5000 people from all over the state to her shrine in the neighboring city. Lake Com bounce also drew it's full quota from neighboring places and while several extra cars were in service the crowds were handled with difficulty.
 Over two hundred attended the an- nual clam bake of the "Plainvillians" held yesterday afternoon in Potter's woods.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Trumbull have returned from West Outlet. Maine, where they have been spending sev- eral days.
 Inability to get amiesite caused the | Connecticut and Rhode Island com | pany to again suspend work on the l pavement on East Main street this | morning. The contractors do not ex- | pect, however, that this delay will | prevent them from finishing the job | this week.