New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1915, Page 3

1 Boston Stor B¢mmm gflmm' HOFEMANN'S PURE BAKING || 5 Dage-Allen & & Hartferd, Coenn. bers: Joseph. Abell, certificate from Con- gregational church, Thomaston; EI- | ° . Fine quality muslin nicely made, | Mmer B“““fol’l\} certificate from Episco- cut long and full, beautifully trimmed | Pal church, New Milford; Mrs. Elmer | ~gh needlework and lace, and round | Babcock, from Methodist chureh, neck. Would be good value at 76c. | Orwell, Penn.; Mr. and Mrs, Francis | 50¢ BACH. C. Mackay, Gilcomston Presbyterian LET IT BE | J: Abraham, Stanton E. Ashley, Edith | EXTRA VALUES IN LADIES. FLAN- | J. Anderson, David B. Badal, John 66 UAL[II Y FIRS I idd NELiTTE GOWNS. | Bogosian, Jonathan K. Daniel, Harold - 1 | Best quality, striped outing flannels, | J. Dolan, Mrs. Mabel E. Case, Emily n e rlc‘n n ar light, dainty colorings, also’ in all . H. Frickson, Harolda C. Grannis, When selecting bread from your grocer, let it be “QUALITY g *. white, high, round and V neck. Jacob B. Jacob, Joel J. Jacob, Paul RsT » 505 BACH. ERISSShn Mal Byl Newion | Georgh RST.” It means much for the health of yourself, your husband | R. Newton, John B. Odishoo, Anna | Paola, Lucy Talcott, Charles D. Vib- quality and digesiibility. You will find “QUALITY FTRST” in either BIG ASSORTMENT FLANNEL | berts, Estelle M. Waddell, Jennie M. of Hoffmann’s “AUNT DELIA’S,” PURITAN RAISIN and GOLDEN GOWNS. Waddell, Howard G. Wesche. WHEAT BREAD. Your grocer can supply you. The January Clearance Sale is in full force in ALL departments. This n ‘White and colors, regular and ex- | At the First church Mr. and Mrs. much wider scope than ever, owing to the fact that consolidation with the Charles tra sizes, neck size 15 to 20. | Henry TIslieb, Miss Ruth Doolittle, SPECTAL FOR TUESDAY: Raised Biscuits, per dozen, 8c. Sale the year 1914 brought into this store the largest and best stocks of Rugs, Carpd 530¢ TO $1.00 EACH. Mrs, William Hagen and Robert Fris- while they last. Draperies, Linoleums, Upholsteries and Window Shades in the city Theso bi PR RN bie were added to the membership. sharing with the others in the store the impetus toward quick clearance broug! Dr. G. W. C. Hill last eveaing be- | ; price cutting. SWISS RIBRED UNDERWEAR FOR | gan a series of four addresses on the 2 This year, more than ever, it is important to BUY JUDICIOUELY. Whel ¥ LADIES AND CHILDREN. relation of Christianity to some of it must be used with extra care. This store, with its carefully selected stocks of Winter weight, unbleached or white, | the larger interests of life, his first g high-class merchandise, offers the BEST opportunities for the judicious expendit fine combed, soft fleece lined cotton | @ddress being on ‘“Christianity and - cause you pay no more here for really desirable goods than in some place for oo \vest or pants, extra value at fthe | Business.” Next Sunday evening he p ¢ itv. Don’'t waste money on trash. " price. | Will walk on “Christianity and the We mention a few values here, but remember that where we can print on 25¢ EACH. School,” on January 17 ‘he will talk - hundred not d@ivertised, so visit the store and get the benefit of the sale reductio on ‘“Christianity and Society” and on in all departments. February 14 he will talk on “Chris- . KNIT LEGGINS TFOR LADIEs | tianity and the Home.” MISSES AND CHILDREN. The ‘choir last evening repeated # Ladies® wool knit, 50c. Misses’, 25c | PY request most of the music given fo 42c. Infants’ drawer leggins, with | 2t the first musical service in No- —— - fo 4zc. Infants arawer logslr P e it ) Ot e p e Oungs » positions of the organist, w. E. g Brown. and your children to have your daily bread of the highest possible ADL WINTER MERCHANDISE MUST BE DISPOSED OF. ? SPEND YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING GOODS OF D) ITY. = 5 » X Dr.’ Cooper, the former pastor of . ° . — y . i o asat 4 A(;‘ENTS FOR McCALL ;:).\mER;;b. | the South church, was present yester- __ WITH A SUPPLY BOUGHT HERE WHILE PRICES ARE DO e best at any price, 10c and 16c. | % "I SIS e o . » TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ALL OUR COLORED COATS FOR CHILDREN 2 TO McCall Magazine for February, 5¢. | Y & SR e - & HALF PRICE, McCall 1915 Spring Quarterly, with | munion service. 43 8/ ’ ALL G EN"S REGARDLESS OF PRIOCES, NC . 16c pattern free, 20c. The regular "f‘e?”".g of i thet W o You reccived a camera for Christmas. “Now, what are you i (Hl];l)l:‘l;“'».dflsn’l'fi.b :" l},\e:: .l;‘l:“: “:"' :}':(“: o C’,:"“'“‘l 24 Shl‘;“",‘g“ hM‘S’;l"M‘l;y soclety will going to do with it?” If you don’t know how to begin the use of it, - d s G : 205l in fthepiehiiich fneriBel fch e bring it in and let us show you. We'll show you how to use it and ROMPERS, made of durable clothe in the best Two:piece wash Suits for 1 afternoon at 3 o'clock. i & 7 “The Child at Home” is the sub- fusalf S colors. Every garment cut and made right. Will | years; made for hard service, - ject of the meeting, which will be - :(:,?:to‘rr;d hbor Ao B Skt B ol materials And mighty good , in charge of Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper. Ph t S l g . vi too. Regular $2.76 4nd $3.00 s An interesting feature of the pro- 0 0 upp les . r‘_a(:(ce your choice of 76c, 89c and $1.00 Rompers even ritote-nmil MR onikiail | gram will be a talk given by Mrs. 5 e iy 5 Y which you may need. Ansco Films., Cyko Paper, Tripods, Special : BLOOMER SUITS. Every Howard K. Pratt of Hartford, illus- : o : . DRESSES, made of colored ginghams, cham- Lenses, Developers, Toning Solutions, Filters, Trays, Ruby Lamps, 2 to 4 vears, former prices | upon to give the best possible - A trated with radiopticon pictures. The 5 2N CIORE - brays and crepes, ages 2 3 " hostesses are Mrs. Walter H. Hart and Revelopinciranks fetc. | $1 and $1.25. Sale price 75c. quality in ‘sood aalsent Wodl ] Miss Letty Learned. It is easy to make perfect pictures if you have the right equip- Other DRESSES reduced from $3 and $2.76 to z 4 4 v 216 A i The, Maternal association will hold ment. $1.50. vears ol alues 3276 and a sewing meeting at the home of Mrg. 2 WHITE DRESSES, dimities, lawns and crepes, | only $1.50. W. A. House, 17 Lenox Place, Wed- best styles, were $2.50, now $1.50. Others reduced Short Skirts of French faj nesday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. from $3.50 to $2 and from $4.25 to $2.50. broidered, reduced from $3.00 2 o i 1 2 An all-day sewing meeting will be - b @ held Thursday, beginning at 9:30, to s 4 work for a family in Buena Vista, ar ralncr S ® | Colo. Three girls, of twelve, ten, IEATEST VALUES IN PORTABLE ELECTRIC LAMPS EVER KNOWN IN and five years and a boy of three, as poxdiari o dnfeliogs, Well as. the father and mother, wil "DRUG STORE' X be provided for. Rally at First Church. ;:’L__ ‘y{o"f [Extraordinary .coii s | = || MILLINERY CLEARANCE ing at the First church and was well attended. Leon Soper, president of ) ties of Hartford, spoke on ‘““The Pos-| will enjoy a social time Friday after- W M CICarancc Salc e e son i RE St g neonRtnad efehunchipar s st s y UNTRIMMED HATS, FANCY FEATHERS OF At a meeting of the executive com- The third entertainment of the A Il A . P o " . ; itEae W helal At 430 nlansh for: tho | brsit rtosal sl il sl s POLITICAT EQUALITY, | At 98¢ each. Were up to $5.00. COLORS, INCLUDING OSTR future, were discussed and commit-| day evening, Jan. 15, by I'red Ken- At $2.98. Were up to $10.00, Were up to $6 and higher, tees arranged. A committeemen’s | dall, baritone and humorist, of Bos- ' F g TRIMMED IIATS. ’ y 7 = A big clearance of Wings, tea will be held Friday, January 22, ton. Jewi s Worki At $2.00. Values $5 and $7.50 pe i £6) . v ., Jewish Leaders Working to H: - = —— % f Sul S Oa S at 6:30, when the plans of the in- _ § = 4 Ztoitare Aep A splendid variety of smart hats, newcst shapes J FEffects. We must close thes ’ 5 i i values ever offered I dividual committees will be an-| ¢ opap ST SPELLBINDER TALKS. | Tesentatives at Peace Negotiations and trimmed effectively. greatest nounced. A meeting of the special | ¥ e g i £ = committees will be held January 17 of Warring Nations. to work out some of the plans now | D€ Not Think it Impossible for ] ) ) under consideration. United States to Get Into War. New York, Jan. 4.—In a declaration | adopted at a preliminary meeting last Al The monthly meetings of the Phil- “Ireland, England and the Euro- | evenine S aWiahl B Sais RIBBON REMNAN] SAL 39 afbiae asll the Bariew clohs will be . 8 evening of the Jewish Emancipation l;-'q c, pean War,” with a bitter denuncia- | committee there is set forth the pur- F th N ) t g e B e e £ Kaiser Wilhelm of G | pose of the Jews of this country to . or c cx Hancock, leader of the Methodist| was the topic upon which Cornelius L‘(‘)“‘i““;g::“;‘;"t‘]‘“:"l‘,:"’(‘);;:g o ort engt S O esiraple 1DDONS 1\ Baraca, will talk to the Baraca club | Lenhane, of Cork, Ireland, spoke at |ents to demand, on the part of the ch Da S on “Ways and Means of Baraca|the Scenic vesterday under the aus- | Jew worldowide political emancipn ‘Worle. pices of the socialist party. Gou The annual meeting of the Wom- He dealt with the usual topics of B e = J——— = = = — —— ¥ The committee, which composed of | =T an’s Home Missionary department wil i el rove i is talk 5 = . 5 . | o S~ J el ! | sociatist orators and wove into his talk | prominent Jews and gentiles, hopes to | ference as an important step toward | Leupold; FINE TAILORED SUITS |be held I'viday at 2:30 P. M. The an- | {he relation of America to the Euro- | start similar mosements in England, | pringing the two American continents Clt_\) Items Willlam Lax nual meeting' of the Women's society | S : R 5 4 5 . 2 - L R ks el e netowarasaving that at present the | France, Germany, Russia and other |into a closer commercial relation- Robert Wol in all new shades of Season- | oclock. A new constitution for the 1‘nned]sgws LenEaEsd it “l,.fif”‘“' Buropean countries and to co-operote | ghip. o far as has been indicated, e German %00 5 society will be voted upon. cial anc un_nmeum] “‘”v“"] surope. | there with the Jewish and gentile the questions to be discussed as . liam Schaef] able Material and the latest )i .ciing of the Bow Scouts win | A5 even this was not expected a few |leaders who favor political equality | purely of American interest only Inventory Bale at Besse-Leland’s. tertainment ‘be. held AT blclock R months ago, the spoa_ker asked what | for Jews. < i g ther and Wi models. Worth to $20.00. | At 7:30 o'clock Friday evening the | 12500 is there to believe that in the The declaration points out that N R . DYNAMITE. | William Greenstein has returned to Glléarance Philathon elub will give & reception | course of time this country may not | many hundreds of thousands of Jews DESTROYED BY DY S eyt any $7 98 EoltnePArmeniansiofifne city Mimiie e || SERRR=E SRR RS it jEas InRihe trony ranicsjof Hile mrniies Jf Mount Mitchell Erected | David Waskowitz, Morris Fendel e ... © | will be a Christmas tree and enter- SRR ) engaged In the lSuropean war, and | Monument of Mount 3 and 1. Arthur Mag have returned to tainment for the children, All mem- adds that “it is felt that the present Twenty-six Years Ago. | H Soul Ma 4 - o { Yale after the holidaye. | hers ¢f the church are invited. HAS NO AUTHORITY i war is demonstrating more than any- Asheville, N. C., Jan. 4.—Word was | o DecenberE. MORTM. s Ouakuns Michael J b ’ 30 o . < i . Fir — thing clse in history the jus he y al Keeney's The annual meeting of the First s 3 in hi justice of the S - e B ’).WOMEN S AND MISSES Ecclesiastical society will be held | Garrison Says Regarding Japanese | fews' demand for the same civie priv- | received here today of the destruc- | witch, okt "lah'm}r‘\'::r)v I:T”\a'nd with ST = e & o Yt Apman ve ne o New | - COATg Monday, January 11, at 8 P. M, H Lahor and Contract Work. ileges and human rights accorded (o | tien by dynamite of the mnnnmf,u ‘ 1 nrlI W.T-m Clara R | The annual meetng of the church : o his christian neighhors, of Mount Mitchell, the high point | York nive Samuel Ba will be held Thursday evening, Janu- Seasninxtoniie n {l s carsingc ars e 5 : east of the Rocky Mountains, erect- Nathan Jaffe and Samuel Cher- | from Sumeld 2 NEEL rison, it was announced ioday, hasj| Dl S d twenty-six years ago in memory | naik have returned to resume their | fcre Justice Coats worth up $4 98‘..‘—;v 14. 5 to interfere with the em.| REQUESTS ITALY'S ATTITUDE., |ed twenty-six ! | the Medical | g i ELOVER ¥ Michael J . The annual banquet of the men of | G¢clined i of Professor FElisha Mitchell, for | studies at Jefferson Suffield cou to $10.00, at < | ployment of Japanese labor on con- | . aa Tk hool at Baltimore, 5 at L. the church wlil be held next week 3 Ta Uni N2 e whom the mountain was named. school & 3 March term ’ | 't worlt .of the war depart t M., owards United States Calling Con. | Friday. Rev. Herbert M! Gesner of | tract work of the war departmen e e it not know who committed the act. An extra car for this city, leaving { charged wit r Coats WOl‘th up | Baston, Pa., who is well known here, Schofield ndl‘l‘v’ll'?(s, .H,nmn, on v.h»; erence of Nations in the Amer- Prof. Mitchell, a member of the | jjartford at 12:07 o'clock yesterday, | The accused ! will be the principal speaker. There | 8round that he is without authority ican Continent. faculty of the University of North |gplit a switch at Jefferson street and |and has & to $15.00, at mn be special music. to do so in the absence of law on| Rome, Jan. 3, 10:50 p __Carlo | Carolina, established the height of | Gelayed traffic for twenty minutes After disp s e P A | p. m.—Carlo | Carol 3 = 'h(r},’:u "'\‘(f,.,‘.m,‘”\.g decision was in | C2Vagnari, member of the chamber | the peak as 6,711 feet He eventi- [ j,. Katz, formerly of this city, | Justice Sik Coats worth up First Baptist Church of =i he san | Of deputies from Genoa, has present-| ally lost his life while exploring the | L " mployed at the Plume and At- |¥irl, siving The monthly meeting of (i e LeEDONES "I' Ll led an interrogation to the govern-| mountain and was buried on the SUM- | o, 4 Manufacturing company of | #nd then lo $20-00’ b an's Missionary society will he held in 7“"““_’"?“’ abor ’;"“” - g ':‘ citizen | ment requesting what action Italy is| mit. The memorial was erected DY | myonacton Conn,, spent the week-end | Parents. s R | the - iday. The topic :a‘m\‘ ,:‘q:c:‘;‘: PR Tlev”akyun‘r::‘..jm”“ to take in view of the Ameri-| the alumni of the university with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B & . is “Our Spanish Neighbors” and the | tracts € & ¢ {can initiative in calling a conference 2 - S | Katz of Whiting street [F] Women’s eady to Wear: mentinz willlbe in charse of | Mre | the complaints ibeing '»Sf»(l‘ on em- ¢ nations of the American continent CRUDE OIl, ADVANCES. | Abe Edelson of the firm of Bdelson \ Hats all the latest shapes and | James G. Hendersen. Mrs. William | plovment of Japanese labor by a sub-|in \vashington next spring. " 2 F s ‘HX."H jeft Sunday morning for a ton | C NI ‘n RS il s e Yaev b als contractor In the laying of a ditch a | d : - ; .1 Reopen Al t: ] h $5.00, E ‘s Ai i rrack Increase of Five Cetns a Barrel In | days trip to Baltimore, Md., to visit his material S, wort] $ The Women's Aid society will meet | the barracks. | The conference referred to by Dep- S s Annoubosd, | mster. He will also stop over in Hartford, Cleeara for sewing at 2:30 P. M. Wednesday, i\l(y Cavagnari has been called by the Principal Grades N | “mhr.“““d S i o el nce $1 79 Jan. 6, in the chapel. At 0 a e (RPN S | United States to study the financial pittsburg, Jan. 4—An advance of ' . ' Railway shé short business meeting will be held. | ORDERS PORTABLE KITCHENS. |.nq ommercial problems confronting | fve cents a barrel in the principal | ing, after a | .slie Bddy, of West Main stree | Leslic ll |‘|\‘1 We g 1“1\11 ‘l‘r H'l; ALt of thar il Christinn Bndeavor socicty will be | 8,000 portable Kitchen wagons for the | the uropesn wia All Centrul and | here today by the West 1’enn Oil com- | Feturned today to resum » . were given ~ held Friday evening at N o'clock ench army will be begun here to-| South American nations have heen 1 king the price of I'ennsyl Lol intendent, G FURS\ at ICSS thdll CO f()l‘ a - The value of the order is'invited to send their ministers of fi- | vania crude $1.50 | Albert A, Buell, of Pleasa street, & of no reasol o . . . Church aced ¢ $250,000 Announcement N 1 leadii 1 " ™ t e recorded { hag returne to Storrs college after | o) 14 t i ; a s g . | placed at $250, £ ment nance and leading bankers to Wash- This is the first advance recor i » should nof few days before tdkmg 1 The Womer foreign Missionary | of the contract was made last night ington to meet treasury department | since August 20, when Pennsylvania |4 two weeks' vacation The comp ventory society: will meel with Mrs. Hiram Old- | by the president of a Louisville wa-|officials and financiers of this coun- | crude, the e of the market dropped Following is a list of the new offi- | the harvestl ershaw, 39 Curtis “street, at 3 o'clock | gon manufacturing company The | try for discussion of these problems. | to $1.45 after a long serles of declines | cers of the German school Presi- | Pine Plains, this afternoon. French government specified that the| American government officials it has | beginning when oil =0ld at $2.50 a | dent, William Schaefer. vice president, | men. Thre Y SEE WINDO“ I)l PLA‘ The women of the congregation | wagons be ready in three months, been stated look forward to this con- | barrel. Jacob Baumgariner, secretary, Albert ' stored in V¢ " A monthly business meeting of the Louisville, Ky., Jan. 4 Work onfthe (wo Americas as (he result of grades of crude oil was announced | ] |