New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1915, Page 3

ST BRITAIN DAILY HERA Boston Stare : Come Here for Your ~ EASTER . HOSIERY The greatest assortment and the best values from the best makers, can be found here. “Medallio,” “McCal- lum,” “Phoenix”” and other popular malkes. LADIES Purc Silk Boot, white, black and all popular colors, the best stocking for the pr ever offered, s e 25¢ pair LADIES’ Pure Silik Boot, extra heavy double sole, toe and heel, black, white and 20 different shades to se- ject from 50c pair A LADIIES’ Pure Silk, Hose in al large range of weights and styles - . 69c to $2.00 pair OUR MEN'S 23c¢ Silik Sock is a wonder, all popular colors, also black <2nd white, the best looking and best wearing sock ever offered for the money. Compare it with 50c goods offered elsewhere Jou 25¢ pair YOUR EASTER GLOVES are here. Everything desirable in silk, kid or lisle thread, for Ladies’, Miss and #¢Children can be found here. NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. All the new colorings and weaves, medi- um, light and heavy, a great variety to choose from. SHEPHERD CHECKS .are. very webopular this season. We have them in a large showing of different size checks. Also broken checks and mixed colorings, ....25c to $1.00 yard Agents for McCALL PATTERNS, Lthe best pattern sold at any price, 10¢ and 15c. ¢ PULLAR & NIVEN 'BLOOD POISON Pimples, spots on the skin, sores in dhe mouth, ulcers, falling hair, bone {pains, catarrh, etc, are symptoms. ‘?elnys are dangerous. Send at once 'c Dr. Brown, 985 Arch street, Phila- @elphia, for BROWN’S BLOOD CURE. Convincing proof in a $2.00 bottle— lasts a month., * Sold by RIKER- HEGEMAN DRUG STORES. ¥or Your insurance and Surety Bonds ++nld trouble by having yowmr insur- ce written by & man who knows owW. Go to . DWIGHT A. PAERSii«- Ronth's Rinck T —————————————— Protect ' Your Eyes As you would your home. Don't wait until you are unable to see. Prevent it by getting my advice and service at the first sign of trouble. Eyes Examined—Satisfaction Guaran- teed—Broken Lenses Duplicated, A. PINKUS ” Registered Optometrist and Manufac- y turing Optician, Over 30 Years’ Experience in Eye Testing. 5 “#96 MAIN STREET. 'PHONE 570. ivél;Jofghson Bicycles Are the Best I We have the largest line ot‘.\'cw ,.J]accls in the city., Come in and sece our large display of high grade Wheels at our low prices of $15.98, (‘gz.so, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, $36.50, b $37.50, $45.00, $50.00. %, A GLADDING 4 Chestnut Street RESOLUTION FOR WAR Large Mecting Heid at Reme; Nipine Troops Called to Colors. Rome, March 29, via Paris.—A | large mecting was held 'here today ! by Italians who favor the taking of Trent, Trieste and Dalmatia. IForces of troops were present to prevent disorde: ‘A resolution was unanimously passed requesting the government to obtain “by arms, the frontiers of Italy.” After the meet- ing the crowd attempted to reach tae Austrian emba but was charged by the troops anq dispersed. Several were made. Among those in attendance were senators, deputies and aldermen and the representatives of over 6,000 clubs and associations, some of the latter coming ftom other states, The hall in which the meeting was held was decorated with flags of Trent, Trieste, Istria and Dalmatia. | Several orators: made addresses, among them Signor Barseilai, a na- tive of Trieste, who has been deputy for Rome for twenty-five years. He was greeted enthusiastically when he id the moment had arrived to take Trent, the key to northern Italy, and Trieste, the door to the Adriatic. General Ricciotti Garibaldi, his wife and their son, Peppino, were grected with rounds of applause when th entered the hall. There were cries of “Long live ‘Garibaldi,” “Long live France,” and “Down with Austria.” Alpine Troops Called. All the Alpine troops of the first category, born in 1883, have been called to the colors by the Italian war department for forty-five days. The official military journal also calls to the colors zll artillery and cn-l gineer reserve officers for sixty days m April 16. The Alpine troops are frontier forces organized especially to defend the mountain passes leading into Italy. This force consists of eight regiments (twenty-eight battalions of Alpine infantry and two regiments of thirty- six mountain artillery, batteries. In addition to these there are two regi- ments of heavy artillery ‘of ten bat- teries each, one regiment of horse ar- tillery of eight batteries and ten regi- men'ts or fortress a: ‘Hery. The engineerg, whose reserve offi- cers are to be called out April 16, are organized as six regiments, two of them consisting of pioneers, one of pontoon troops, one of telegraph troops, one of railway troops and one of sappers and miners. In times of peace the engineering branch of the army numbers about 12,000 officers and men. The artillery army of Ttaly's forces consists of 263 batteries, companies and fifty-one depots. No Offers From Austria, Contrary to the statements which have appeared in the French and British press, Austria-Hungary never opened any direct negotiations with Italy concerning .possible territorial cessions. From the highest sources here it is aflirmed that everything done in this line was due to the initia- tive of Germany. The action of the German ambas- sador to Haly, Prince von Beulow, it is said, was animated by a. desire to eliminate the causes of the antagon- ism which always has existed betwecn Austria and Italy, but even the work of the former imperial chancellor of Germany in this direction was most cautious, so that the decided state- ments which have appeared were most premature. This, prominent Italians point out is why Italy gor- ously continues her extensive military preparations not knowing what the fu- ture may bring, when ncxt May, ac- cording to the most reliable opinion the European war will take a definite turn. The council of ministers yesterday did not discuss the international sit- uation. The ministers took under consideration ‘proposed rules which would prohibit the publication of news of a military character, a plan for a partial re-opening of the stock ex- change, and measures for the benefit of the unemployed. land 110 Greek Policy Defined. Athens, via London, March 28.—An official communication on the foreign: policy of Greece was issued today. It 58 ‘The government, attributing great importance to the calm and tranquil- ity of public opinion regarding the proper treatment of foreign affairs, considers it an absolute necessity to deny statements to the effect that if Greece does not abandon her attitude of neutrality she will lose the oppor- tunity of realizing her national aspi- rations. “The divergence of views between the government and its predecessor arose from opinions regarding the y of the dangers threatening the integrity of the country. The govern- ment is doing everything In its powen to avoid possible dangers.” DR. SMITH TO BE LAID AT REST TOMORROW PASSED BY ITALIANS OSNRREERRCEEN £ GIVE ROYAL GOLD TRADING STAMPS—ASK F O ROYAL GOLD ST‘AMP TRADING OR THEMY S FRER This is our Easter Offering to you. The Stamps are absolutely free in addition to the regu'ar Stamps given E RA AMPS WITH COFFEES Cut out this Coupon, present it at our buying '$1.00 WORTH or more of AS, COFEF I TRACTS and A&P BAKING POWDER, you w 50 TRADING STAMPS Besides Regular and Extra Stamps Given o 30 Stamps with 1-1b F1 Ryad Coffee .... 35¢ 25 Stamps with 1-1b Ambosa Coffee .. EASTER COUPON tore this week, and by EXTRA STAMPS WITH Ti¥ 100 Stamps with 1 1b Fancy.. Crop FR Ii 75 Stamps with 1 Ib New Crop ..... 60c S, SPICE ill receive n Sales 20 Stamps wi — — From Monday. March 29 to Saturday, A\ Broken Sliced PINEAPPLE, can 12¢ Sunny Brook Brand EGGS Sold only in sealed carlns. Every Egg 26C Guaranteed Faney Selected. Doz 1 Puff;&:yaigz blzzc WhiteBeans,lbg¢ ‘ For Soup or Baking. This Week at EVERY EASTER PRICE A Strained Tomatoes ........ 3 cans 10c | Chick Chick Cherries No.2 ............. can 10c | J‘{la,?l?)g Il{;l‘f:p Soused Mackerel ...........2 cans 25¢c | Wax Beans . 10 STAMPS 1 can Sultana Spice .................. ieivie's 1 package A&P Borax 1 package Minute Tapioca ....... %-lb cake A&P Premium Chocolate 2 cakes A&P Sweet Chocolate 1 package Shredded Wheat ... cees 1 package A& ™ Ice Cream or Jelly Powder . FANCY SEEDLESS LEMONS 15¢ doz Free Delivery Tel. 135 1-1b Sultana Cofice .... 30c RAISIN Whole Mi k, oth In Rich Syrup. —WITH ANY OF T} FOLLOWING ARTICLE 10¢ 1 bottle A&P 10¢ 2 boxes Bull F 10¢ “2 in 1™ 16¢ l 2 packages Rex 12¢ | 5¢ 10¢ W, McKnight, Dr. William Porter, Jr., Dr. Trederick P. Simpson, Dr. John Mc- Cook, Dr. B. Hooker, Dr. W. H. Carmalt of ew Haven, Dr. J M. Flint of New Haven, Dr. 5. B. Over- lock of Pomfret, ex-Governor Henry Itoberts and Major Frank L. Wilcox. The burial will be in the family lot in Cedar Hill cemetery. afternoon and a comittee was ap- pointed on bearers and flowers, with I'r. Frederic 8. Crossfield, chair- man, he committee selected the fol= jowing sixteen honorary bearers: Dr. George N. Bell, Dr. Orin R. W ter, Dr. E. Terry Smith, Walter R. Steiner, Dr. Frederic Dr. Joseph E: Root, Dr. Everett Here’s Where Coffee Belongs’ The active principle in coffee is caffeine, and druggists and physicians put it in the medicine case along with other drugs. Thousands of coffee drinkers are feeling the effects of the drugin nervousness, bilious- ness, dull headaches, sleeplessness, “coffee- heart,” etc. There’s only one sensible thing to do— if coffee hurts you—quit it! And for a drug- free, nourishing, delightful beverage, use Instant Postum Hartford Medical Socicty Selected 16 Nonorary Bearers—Committco Ap- pointed to Draw Up’ Resolutions, Hartford, March 29.—The funeral of Dr. Oliver C. Smith will be held to- Inorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Immanuel Congregatonal church, Fev. Dr, Charles F. Carter, pastor of the church, will officiate, assisted by Rev: Dr. George W. C. Hill, pastor of the South - Congregational church of New Britain. Rev. Dr. John Coleman Adams, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer and a .personal friehd of Dr. Smith, will deliver an address, The Hartford Medical society, of wihch Dr. Smith was a censor, will attend in a body. —Made from whole wheat.nwith a bit of wholesome mclasses. Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum, s instantly, with hot water, 30c and 50c tins; and the Cereal, has to be well boiled, 15¢ and 25¢ packages. licious, and cost per cup about the same. Postum has pointed the way to freedom from coffee ills for thousands— “There’s a Reason — sold by Grocers everywhere. The medical society met yesterday aturday, April Srd. Not-a-Seed BEST CREAMERY BUTTE CHEESE, 1 can. 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