New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1915, Page 2

Jur Bargain Counter fid Something You Want 15¢c and 25¢ Nail l Files . ‘ 50c Hay’s Hair i | .. 1lc Health . —2ic 25¢ and 35c Stationery 1 6C 25¢ Tooth Brushes 13c 25¢ Lorrimer’s Hair artic .. 19c ... 13¢c .. 19c m 17c And many others. ’s Drug Store HE BUSY CORNER” Tonic [CKHARDT & DUNN OPPOSITE ARCH. TELEPHONE 317-2 stmas Clearance Sale iendous Reduction of Fair Prices on ts, Suits and DUCED TO . DUCED TO TO TO $11.50 $12.50 $15.00 DUCED $17.50 DUCED TO DUCED TO D TO TO ,DUCED TO PUCED TO DUCED TO . REDUCED TO EDUCED TO REDUCED TO REDUCED TO REDUCED TO . [REDUCED TO ... i e RIE AND TAILORED WAISTS, WERE $1.00 NOW 78c. DENT UGLE fouse” at anal. $12.50 $17.50 who offered an even four hundred men. One hundred of them were African troops, who are always eager for any work of exceptional daring. ‘“Not long after midnight the de- tachment started out on their mission. They were discovered when they reached the bridge and the German machine guns opened fire at the end of the bridge. The French troops sprinted through the hail of shot, de- spite heavy losses, and a fair pro- portion of them reached the house in two or three minutes. Then it was a hand-to-hand fight. The Ger- mans fought first from their cover- i ing walls outside, but were shot down, | bayonetted, or knifed. The garrison | retreated indoors and to the out- ! buildings, all of which had been loop- t holed for use in case of attack. The door fell before an African’s axe. The Frenéh troops dashed in, using bayo- ! nets only. Across the ground floor iand up the stairs the conflict con- 1 tinued, until the only enemies re- { maining were a little group in the | attic, who surrendered when they saw pich g@n a 1 % be ’"“d that resistance was useless. K | “The winning of Ferryman’s House eur'g-the 4 B o1 Te nn‘ !‘\m.n.\od the mos( a.\dvanced German building po:_unon in this region and gave the b <pan: allies command of a most useful ' ¥4 bridge. The lieutenant who carried | out the raid has been recommended P fo1 a (decoration.” “haa was v of the machine ide. The ! 's House, a small suhis upstairs Indence of fight for [Merckem, d one of of the ude. southern Pspondent de me TO TAKE CENSUS OF BELGIANS IN ENGLAND King Albert's Cabinct to Know ftroy the! Wherc Refugees, Subject to Mili- opes to! Frenc! rould e 3 London, Jan. 1, (Correspondence of riven 8t | (je sceqciated Press).—A general 'fde ;\“i census of Belgian refugees in Eng- :%‘:“fl"f{ land has been ordered that King Al- Hes‘an {Tr('v‘(:q vabmet. may kn(_n?' Wwhere the Forous i | Belgians subjeet to military service sund | are (uartered. l Tt has been estimated that 20,000 ‘ Belgians of military age came to Eng- { land, but such estimates are neces- isarily inaceurate. In the rush from tary Service, Are Quartered. sked r thigse DIy ‘Clegance Sale f 4 Brushes . T5¢ Ib 9c b 2de 2 for 9c INSON 3 . 169-171 MAIN STREET Tos 1 | INTERIOR DECORATIONS Please be advised that this is work that can be done all through the winter. Picture Framing, Wall Paper, Sigan Painting, Interior and Exterior Painting, Varnishes, Brushes, etc. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and & Franklin Square. New Britain, Gonn. HALLINAN Bread and Ice Cream Co. | Look for Our Satur- { day’s Baking Special As Usual Our Candy Special willbe Creos, Vanilla and Choeolate, 24c Ib.,and those extra fine Glacade Fruit and Nuts, 39c¢ Ib. Our Sunday Ice Cream Special will be Maple Pecan Cream, 60c | per quart. HALLINAN Bread and Ice Cream Co. Antwerp and Ostend it was impos- sible to keep any accurate records. Many of the refugees who had money came independent of any organized agency and consequently the govern- ments of Belgium and England have no knowledge of their movements, The employment of Belgians in England raised many stubborn ques- tions, Relief committees have not encouraged Belgians to accept em- ployment where they would compete with English labor and there has been ‘a studied effort on the part of inglish committees throughout the island to prevent Belgians from ac- cepting a lower wage than that or- dinarily paid to Englishmen or Eng- lishwomen. In France the refugees have almost invariably found employment, espe- cially the men of all ages. The Frenchmen have nearly all gone into the service, with the result that Bel- gians who have any knowledge of | rallroading, bridge building, electrical construction or engineering work of any sort are instantly put to work, Some Belgians have been leaving Tngland for the United States, they are chiefly older men and wom- en who formerly lived in America and have relatives and friends therc. NO HEADACHE OR | NEURALEI PAN James’ Headache Powders and don’t suffer. but | it will {at Get a 10 cent package of Dr. | | pearance. There has been no large movement of Belgians toward America, as vet, and no objection has been raised to their departure from England where they had papers showing were and what their reasons were for leaving. City ltems Arthur Miller, the Meriden manu- facturer who died yesterday, was a wcousin of ex-Senator A. J. Sloper, Mrs D. A. Parsons and Mrs. W. F. Walker of this city. | A New Years dance will be held I this evening in Holmes and Hoffman'’s ]hall by the Dixie minstrels. James M. Maher has been engaged by Manager Wryley Birch of the Ly- ! ceum Stock company to appear in the role of the detective in next week’s production “The Conspiracy.” Mr. Maher has appeared with success in productions of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society. The Hartford Tile company filed a lien amounting to $77. property of Rolin Petrowsky fayette street, Oliver M. Brigham, a the battleship Vermont, Freda 1. Gallagher of 3 have taken out a mariner and Maple stree marriage license. ed the water commissioners that be perfectly legal for them to take over the business of the mu- nicipal ice committee and harvest ice Shuttle Meadow reservoir. saul Gubernick has returned from New York after a mysterious disap- e has secured a tion in Manhattan. When your head aches you simply ! must have relief or you will go wild. It’s needless to suffer when you can take a remedy like Dr. James’ Head- ache Powders and relieve the pain and neuralgia at once. Send somecone to the drug store now for a dime package of Dr. James’ Headache Powders. Don’t suffer! In a few moments you ! will feel fine—headache gonc—no more i neuralgia pain. Water department receipts for the who they | [ left has | on | Miss | Corporation Counsel Cooper has ad- posi- | { moath of Decemher amounted to $4,- | This iz less than in 1913, Decem- bes, Twelve meters have been frozen this vear, according to a report from vater department office. It is reported that Harold L. is soon to wed M Charles W. Gates, who inherited §7,000,000 when hexr husband’ died. the | Judd | this rumor was cur- | CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD HARTFORD OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Commences Saturday Morning Our Entire Assortments of New, Desirable and Seasonable Millinery, Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Gloves and Furs Offered at Extraordinary Price Reductions Come and take advantage of this great Clearance le you can purchase handsome trimmed Hats, Flowers and everything else pertaining to Millinery re Also our entire assortment of Women's and Missc are offered at greatly reduced prices. While the merchandise is new, seasonable and lowest figure ever reached for such splendid goods We mention a few of the many extraardinary bargains this explanation. BIG All this season’s most approved models in long Sale its hundreds of genuine Hats, Ostrich Plumes, of cost. with untrimmed irdless 't Suits, bargains In Silk Ribbons, Coats,» Dresgsges, Waists, Gloves and Furs, ut down to the further desirable—prices have been ¢ is too well highly our quality known to require REDUCTION and short ON SUITS, effects including the latest fur trimmed style made of Broadcloths, Serges, Gaberdines, Cheviots and Covert Cloths SUITS, Regular prices Reduced to ..... up to All-this s Striped Materials. COATS, worth up to Reduced to COATS, worth up to to $12.00 Reduced to .... Many have $9.98 COATS, worth Reduced to SPECIAL REDUCTION NS Raincoats made of Gloria Silk, latest styles, finished antee ticket attached to each $5.75. Reduced for this sale, and Evening Gowns. $22 5, Regular prices up to Reduced to GREAT REDUCTIO NS ason’s most stylish garments made of large fur BIG REDUCTION S ON All are the very latest styles made of fine Serges, Silks, All the Want $6.75 | ‘olors. Regular prices up to § $9.75 "'$14.75 COATS, Plush, ON Corduroy, Chinchiila, Mixture Plaids $6.75 $14.75 and collars $4.75 $6.75 ‘.”'\vllmillmvl 08 sy COATE, worth Reduced to worth up to $25.00 up to $12.50 ON RAINCOATS, with Olive Green and Navy Rubberized Blue guaranteed coating, a guar- colors Jasper, Gray Regular price DRESSES, Lace and Chiffon. Inciuded are Afternoon Dresses, regular prices up to $22.50, reduced to $12.50, FURS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN FUR MUF CHOICE AS Regular $14.00 Fox Sets. Misses’ Clearance price . Regular $79 Black Lynx Set, Animal Scarf, Pillow Muff. Clearance price Regular $65 Large Mink Russian Shawl, Clearance price Regular $90 Eastern Mink Sets with Heads and price Shawls, Clearance egular $10 Black Manchuria Wolf Muffs. Clearance price . Negular $5.98 Black and and Brown price Opossum Muffs. Clearance White Iceland $67.50 $45.00 Pillow Muff, ~ $75.00 FUR SCAKES AND For SETS TO MATCH, ORTM I OF FUR COATS. ALSO A Regular $16.00 Black Clearance price $9.75 Regular $19.00 Black Fox Muffs Clearance $14.00 $19.00 $12.50 $19.00 price Regular $25.00 Black Fox Muffs. Fancy 3 / Clearance price Itegular $15.50 Black Fox Scarfs. Clearance price $6.50 $4.50 Regular $25.00 Black Fox Scarfs Clearance price NATURAL RACCOON FURS AT GREATIA REDUCED PRICES. ALL OUR FUR COATS AT BIG Near Seal, GLOVES The following are a few of the many 2-Clasp Overseam Kid Gloves with 3 row embroid- ered backs in white black with white embroid- quality. ery and tan; regular §1 Clearance price, per pair i-Clasp Cape Gloves, prix seam with $1 quality. 79C backs in tan only; regular Clearance price, per pair .. and was company Judd fam- months ago in the rent several printed in the Herald with a.denial from ily. City Engineer ence vesterday with Southern New Ingland company in reference to tion of the old subway tween Main and Washington on West Main street. Fifteen men employved on the three vard shifting crews of the railroad enjoyed a holiday today, the enforced layoff being due to anaemic business conditions. Hall had a confer- engineers of the Telephone the condi- system be- Amelia Jobs has served notice on the city that she will sue for injuries alleged to have been sustained when | she fell on a slippery sidewalk at the of North and Spring streets She dislocated her received numerous corner on December Z8. wrist and bruises. Klett & Alling represent her and Constable Winkle filed papers on the city clerk ‘COHEN'S WAS LARGEST | ESTATE OF YEAR 1914/ (Continued From First Page) Woedruff, Nelson Wright, Emma ‘Warren, Louvie Woods, Clinton . Wickwire, Grant (M.) Watson, Eliza . Woods, Ellen (Inc.) Walther, Elizabeth Wigglesworth, Joseph streets | REDUCTIONS, Hudso n Seal, ussian Pony AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS. bargains: 16-Button White | ular $3 quality | Washable Chamoisette at the shade; regular $1 quality. pair speci Lambskin Gloves; reg- $1 79 price . with mahogany Clearance Gauntlet wrist in white and the Gloves strap 79c point new speat Clearance price, A NEW YEAR'S GREETING We Are Glad to Extend to ALL OUR FRIENDS Old and New Our most sincere wishes that Happiness and Prosperity may be theirs during 1915 and thereafter. We thank all old friends who have so gen- erously shown their good will toward out store, We hope that they, as well as the new friends we have made this past year, may realize that we value their confidence so highly that we shall earnesty strive to re- Horstalls “rT PAYS TO RUY OUR KIND" RARTSFORD 93.99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST. a werd each day pays for a cassitied adv. in the Herald. You get results. That's what vou want. A HAPPY NEW YEAR To my many patrons and friends. onmnas—§, STANLEY HORVITZ—! fain St. Britain