New Britain herald., 1917-08-25

egg. For dinner he has a moderate
supply of meat, with plenty of veget-
able (cucumbers excepted.) For sup
per he has a light meal of fruits
Bananas are, according to this ply
steal culture exponent, one of the
most nourishing foods a person can
eat, being good muscle builders, good
for the complexion and generally nu-
tritive. Excuses of all sort should be
avoided and above all things plenty
of sleep. Benjamin states that he
usually retires between and $50 D.
IN. and seldom ever later than 9,
while he makes it a point to be up
at a. m. every morning.
Asked if he had been drafted fer
the new National Army, the young
strong man said that while he had
registered his number had not been
drawn as yet, but as soon as Uncle
Sam needs him to join the colors he
will be ready to do his bit on the
battlefield with as much interest and
enthusiasm as he does his own work
on the padded mat
Three Suspects Arrested.
AS yet the authorities have not ap-
pretended the burglars who, on
Thursday night, broke into Louis
COMFORTS store, robbing the till Of
Yoo' Gnu CIlCll loNdSSu l1lS warehouse
of the Cahill company. Three sus-
poets have been arrested thus far, but
because of a lack of convincing evil
dence against them they are dis
charged. Two brothers who were
though to have known something
about the robbery were closely ques-
toned but proved a fairly satisfactory
alibi. A third man arrested and locked
up for several hours continued to
strenuously protest his innocence and,
because there was nothing to fasten
the crime on >him positively, he was
released. The authorities are still
working on the case however, and
hope to run the culprits to earth.
Attending Convention.
Mrs. Enoch White of Hough street
left this morning for Chicago where
she will attend the supreme conven
ton of the Daughters of ST. George
While there Mrs. White will visit the
various points of interest in and
about the Windy City and will prob
ably stop off at Buffalo on her re-
turn trip to visit Niagara Falls.
Weekly Church Calendar.
Services at the several churches to-
morrow will be as usual. They are:
Plainville Baptist church-1O:45 |
a. m, the pastor will speak on IAN !
Abomination," Lev. 11:2O 1905 M,
Sunday school classes; p. M, Young
Peoples service; Z p. M. the pastor
will speak on The Northfeld Con- |
ference"
The Church of Our Saviour, Episco-
pal: The notice given last Sunday
that the rector would be absent on his
vacation is changed. Owing to
changed plans Rev. r. H. Burton will
preach tomorrow as usual. Other
services will take place at the usual
time.
Plainville Congregational Church:
Rev. Mr.. Barker, pastor of the Union
vile Congregational church, will
preach. at the Plainville Congregation
al at 10:45 O'Clock tomorrow. Other
services will be as usual.
Little Boy Injured.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jewett, of White Crossing, was seri-
ously injured this morning when,
while at play with some other chill
dren, he stepped on a jagged piece of |
glass and severed an artery in his foot. |
Mrs. Jewett rushed her son to the
office of DR.. Tanner, who dressed the
wound and stopped the flow of blood.
Advertising Fair.
Leland Gwatkin, secretary Of the
Berlin Agricultural society," was in
town today posting advertisements
of the coming fair, which is to be held
from September 10 to Is. He has
hung large banners advertising the
fact across the roadways and has put
posters in store windows.
Several people from this place are al
ready planning to have exhibits at this
fair.
Mrs. Cornelia Blakeslee.
In. the death of Mrs Blakeslee
which occurred at her home on
street, Wednesday evening
last, the town of Plainvillee looses one