New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1914, Page 2

e ———— /NEW BRITAIN DAILY -HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1914. THREE . Oflyx DAYS TheOneGreat FHosiery Opportunity of the Year APRIL 21st 22nd 20th MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY This is your chance for a big MONEY SAVING--to secure the TOP NOTCH < Onyx” HoszeryVALUES The dis- tributor’s:way-of introducing ¢ Onyx quality. FOR WOMEN, Women’siBlack!Gauze Lisle, Regular 35c grade, Sale Price . Women’s Black-Silk Lisle, Regular 50c grade, Sale Price Women’s White-Silk Lisle, Regular 50c grade, Sale Price . Women’s:Black Silk Lisle, Regular 50c grade, Sale Price 35¢, 3 pair $1.00 35¢, 3 pair $1.00 35c¢, 3 pair $1.00 5 Women' 'siBlack:Silk Lisle, Regular $1.35 grade, Sale Price FOR MEN. Regular 50c value, Sale Price Regular 50c value, Sale Price Regular 50c value, Sale Price Regular 50c value, Sale Price Men’s: Black:Silk ‘Lisle, Men’s: Black:Silk Lisle, .. Men’s Navy Silk Lisle, = : Men’s Tan Silk Lisle, $1.00 a pair 35¢c, 3 pair $1.00 85c¢, 3 pair $1.00 35¢, 3 pair $1.00 35c¢, 3 pair $1.00 BOOTH'S BLOCK NEW BRITAIN.. AL A IR AR The lee “1847 Glrl” The “1847 Model Girl” * Connected with the famous “1847 Rogers Bros” Silver- ware-will be seen in our north window»this afternoon and evening,:in connection with our , Rousing Ten Day Sale of 1847 Rogers Bros.” SILYERWARE . We havesplanned for weeks to make this SALE THE EVENT'OF THE YEAR as to SELECTION, . QUALITY andtPRICES, and have succeeded in ac- . complishing it. Your specidl attention is called to our remarkable display of Hollow SILVERWARE and REAL CUT GLASS, which-we include in this sale at reduced prices and thus showing THE GREATEST WEDDING GIFT DISPLAY IN THE CITY. 'HENRY MORANS 321 Main St.. Second Door from R. R. Crossing, North @ The Fire Extinguisher : en %f___’ of Merit, In the year 1913 the property loss by fire ih United States amounted to $203,408,250.00 or $2.00 the per capita. This as against a general average. for all European countries of less than twenty-five cents per capita. " Are you confident that your = property—your garage, your factory, automobile, motor boat, and your home will not be a part of this tremendous national ash heap for the year to come? Be prepared to put out all fires in their inciptency. Equip your property with a Pyrene Fire Extinguisher, “The most efficient Fire Extinguisher known.” We ewrry a full line of Extinguishers and Liquid. The Abbe Hardware Co. WAR: SPIRIT SHOWN BY YALE STUDENTS il Undergraduates Parade Shouting “War is Hell!” New Haven, April 20.—Ex-Presi- | dent Taft, President Hadley, Secre- tary Stokes, and Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale last night told 2,000 Yale undergraduates of the serious- ness of the Mexican situation, and .predicted a stubborn war if the con- flict should be begun. Their speeches were invited by an undergraduate demonstration impromptu on the campus. The students formed and | marched to the residences of the uni- | versity officlals and called for ad- dresses on the Mexican situation. Prof, Taft said the situation resem- bled that of the Philippines fifteen vears ago. He predicted a long fight, | costing thousands of lives, if war should be begun, because of the need of garrisoning every large town in Mexico. President Hadley told the students that today was the mest serious of their lives, if war was to follow, as seemed likely. Prof. Phelps asserted | that war was wicked and absurd. Secretary Stokes said he hoped Pres- ident Wilson would exhaust every re~ course before war was declared. Ex-President’s Speech. The parade climbed Prospect Hill and called Mr. Taft to his veranda. The ex-president said: “War is a dreadful thing. Gen Sherman said war was hell. When friends and family leave You 'in a great conflict, when your comrades are sacrificed you know it is fearful. After war come defects in govern- ment, dishonesty, great expense on pensions, A war in Mexico would be most difficult to carry through, though of course we would carry it through and would conquer. Tonight an expert, a man who knows the sit- uation as few know it, tells me we would need from 350,000 to 500,000 troops, and that it Would be a most difficult problem. “But after war comes a more dif- ficult task. When it comes to tran- quilizing a country, a great territory, where both sides will go into the bushes and carry on a guerilla war- fare, it is a gigantic problem. I kpow, because I have had experience. The problem in Mexico would not be dissimilar to the one in the Philip- pines, where the natives took to the swamps, the bushes, the mountains, and where it was necessary to sacri- | fice thousands of splendid fellows 10| drive them out. “This war we are talking of would mean the rarrisoning of every town and village in Mexico. It would be easy- by comparison to capture the cities, but the tranquilizing of the land would be a long fight. It would mean- training our men to run as fast as the Mexicans can. In closing, 1 can There Is More Pleasure To be gotten out of a cozy home properly equipped and decorated than there is in a thousand miles of travel in a foreign land. This is a pretty broad state- ment, but we have the word of those who've tried both Let us decorate your home this fall. We'll do the walls and give you a background for a winter of do- mestic bliss. JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 FranKlin Square. New Britain. 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Absolutcly Pure 10 STAMPS FREE With Any of the Following: 1 can Sultana Spice 1 pkg A&P Ice Cream or 1 pkg Grandmother Oats . 1 box Fluffy Ruffles Starch 10c 1 box Shaker Sait 10c 1 can Vanco (Hand (leansel) 1 pkg Puffed Rice 1 pkg Puffed Wheat 2 Alinond Bars "1 jar Peanut Butter ‘ \\. (AT AN P Say only that fervently hope God may avert this war.” Hadley Addresses Students. Called to his doorstep, Mr. Hadley said: “You come at a serious time, [ peared in a sweater, trousers and slippers. He sald: Wilson and his cabinet will avoid armed conflict, and 1 hope they will do everything that is best. and right for us and nothing that is wrong to any nation. If we must have war, may it be speedy and for the best in- can remember the days of '61, and that, too, was a most serious crisis. I know nothing of the probability of war, but I hope that you will ever re- gard your patriotism as something not alone to be talked about, to be ex- pressed in emotion, but as something selves. However, I hope there will be no war.” War Is Wicked. Prof. Willlam Lyon Phelps, when called to his doorstep, safd: “‘My opinion about war is not valu- which may mean great suffering to many. Whether war is inevitable T know not. If so, this is the most serious day of your young lives. | that you will realize the full measure able. However, I think the time has gone by for war. There should be no war in this day and genoration. It iIs not only wicked, but it is an absurdity in our time. I am not e e e et g‘(::m:;o:(:hamel ln:;de of ths sitiis b G e S S el g pt as I can be familiar D caung 1n our motto: ‘For God, for | tNTOUE reading what the papers and magazines have been able to tell us Country, and for Yale. all. However, If it were my personal Préf. Stokes Appears. quarrel, T would take insults, I would Whatever transpires 1 trust that yvou will take your patriotism to heart, of vour responsibility, and that vou | will make good. I know that you will Secretary Stokes, who was retiring | swallow them, rather than let one| when the parade called him out, ap- | drop of blood be shed.” DAINTY NEW WAISTS An Immense Showing of Beautiful Lingerie Waists, At 98¢, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98. We are showing a great number of these pretty Lingerie Waists, with the widest choice of materials, fancy crepes, sheer lawn, soft batiste, lace nets, voile and marquisette. ' Some trimmed with Irish embroid- ery, attractive sailor and turn back collar styles, trimmed with lace edging, some hand embroidered, all sizes. Come in and see these exquisite Lingerie Waists. You'll surely be pleased with the styles and values. CHAS. DILLON & CO. Importers, Wholesalers and Retailers of Fine Millinery. Hartford Bring in the Boys Before School Begins And fit them out with new suits We have selected 100 Suits from our regular stock, broken lots, which are priced from $6.50 to $16. 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