New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 8

THE HEALTH OF YOUR FAMILY depends on your Refrigera- tor. It is a fact that many Ice Boxes do not preserve food, and by their dampness and lack of air-circulation ae- tually hasten decay. The re- frigerators we _carry are scientifiically designed, hon- estly built and absolutely sanitary. hadiggMnkes, from $6.50 to $65.00 '‘SYPHON,— The ‘De Luxe, pat- n:system for air Without- ques- ‘Refrigerator made. WIN —A splendid “as caay to t'or Those who - EDDY—Not a beautiful box. The quality is in the ex- cellent construction, slate shelves, zinc lined, very eco- nomical of ice. WHITE MOUNTAIN — Built on the same general style as the Baldwin, the case. is not quite so heavy, nor or there so many layers of insu- }atum, therefore the priee is! ess, desire a modern food-preserv- for our Booklet—*“T he Refrigerator; its uses and jlction. C. PORTER SONS| / OPPOSITE THE PARK. SOHOOL OUTING. ' le schoal of ‘the First Bap- will hald its annual bas- outing at Lake Com- Spoch,l cars will t 9:52. Children L department and I ride free ' on the demonstration for a w“l in th lmn of John A. Andrews & Co., 132 Main street. Deliclous meat pies, cakes, ples, etc., sérved every day.——advt. Members of the Mcose who are to Seniors and adults take part’in the state parade and fleld cooking, is giving a 'REAT SALES REOUIRE GREA » day in Hartford will meet at the local club rooms tomorrow morning at 9 o'elock. The American band will lead the local society. THE GUARANTEE SHOE COMPAN EAN SWEEP SALE T QUANTITIES. AND GREAT ASSORTMENTS-.-WE CANNOT EMPHASIZE TOO" - STRONGLY THE OPPORTUNITIES WE OFFER “JAPANESE REGIME Imperial Palace Annouhces Babe Is Expected to Arrive in Autumn— ©Orown Prince 15 Years Old. (Corvespondence of the Associated Press.) ‘Tokio, June = 18.—Simultaneously with the celebration of the fifteenth birthday anniversary of the Crown Prin¢e the publi¢c has been greatly in- terested and pleased with an an- nouncement frém the Imperial palace that the Empress expects to give bifth to another heir in the autumn. The cdéming of this event about the time of the coronation at Kyoto will prob- £bly prevent the Empress from tak- ing part in the ceremonies. The Emperor and Empress have thres children—all boys. The Crown Prince, whose name is Hirohito, is a sturdy, active young man. He is re- ceiving his education under the direc- tion of Admiral Togo, tne great naval Rero of the Russo-Japanese war. The Crown Prince 15 especially fond of wreétling and the distinctive feature uf his Dirthday celebrations was an exhibition of wrestling ' which the great champions of Japan took part. His Highness invited his two brothers, many young princes and princesses of the blood and many eschodimates. The Crown Printe was born when the Emperor was 23 years old and the Empress 18., After the death of the late Emperor Mutsuhito, he was informally proclaimed heir apparent and on September 9 in the same year he was appeinted a sub-lieuténant of the army and a second sup-lieutenant af the havy, and was attached to the first regiment of the Imperial body- guard divisidn and the fArst squadron. At the same time he was décorated with the Grand Order of the Rising Sun. In April last year ne graduated from the preparatory course in the Peers’' school, and is now studying at the Takanawa Pala¢e unaer the care ¢f Admirgl Togo and otners, On_the last birthday of the Em- peror the Crown Princé was promoted to the rank of a lieutenant of the army and a sub-lleutenant of the navy. The formal prociamation of the prince as the heir apparent will be probably made in the spring of 1916. STEAMER RUSHES TO PORT AFTER ATTACK German Submarine Orew Did Not ‘Wait to Witness, Effectivéness of Bombs Hurled at Turnwell. Milford Haven, Wales, June 18.— With a big list to port and all Ther pumps working at full pressure, the SHOES SHOES SHOES 3 O PRNI Nothing More Comfort- | able Than a Summer Dress In Voile, Linen, Poplin, Crepe, etc. ] Wé have them in all thé variety imaginable. The jJatest styles and materials at prices most reasonable. SPECIAL SALE OF PALM BEACH SUTTS FROM $6.50 AND UP, CORDUROY SPORT COATS $3.50 AND UP. Skirts in Linen, Basket Weave, Ratine Pigue, otc. An attraetive line. of Wam.s. Petticoats, Rainotats. All neces- sary Alterations Free. J. RUBI steamer Turnwell steamed ‘into’ pert after having surrendered to a Ger- man submarine, the crew of which had exploded bombs in her held, The escape of the steamer was due to the fact that the submarine eager to sink another steamer did not.re- main by the Turnwell long enough to make sure of the effectiveness of the bombs. The Turnwell, which is a vessel of 4,264 tons, left Liverpool June 15, for Neéw York. She was overhauled by the submarine thirty miles off the Pembrokeshire coast Wednesday morning and her crew ordered to take to their boats The Germans boarded the Turnwell exploded the bombs and then hur- riedly put off from her having sighted the British ' codsting steamer Traf- ford, a vessel of 234 tons, which they pursued and sank. The Turnwel's crew then returned to their ship and plugged the holes made by the bombs as best they could, started the pumps and made all possible speed for the nearest port. On the way the Turn- well picked up the ¢rew of the Traf- ford. Some of the men of the Turnwell said that although the Germans were in a great hurry, they tarried long enough on board the steamer to ran- sack the cabins and take away every- thing valuable. 135 Main Street, Barnes’ Block AVIATOR BY FALL OF AEROPLANE Tdeut. Warneford Gained m‘ by Blowing to Pieces a Zeppelin Paris, June 18.—Lieut. Reginald A. J, Warneford, who gained fame re- cently by blowing to pieces a Zeppe- Iin over Belglum, was killed yester- day by the fall of an seroplane at Bue, France. Warneford was piloting the ma- chine which had as & passenger Hen- ry B. Needham, the Ameriocan writer, who also was killed. Warneford and Néedham fell from a height of 500 feet. The lleutenant had been spending a fow days in Paris where he came after nis Zeppelin ex- \ploit to receive his decoration of the Legion of Hener. According to a report received in Paris, the accident resulted from an explosion in mid-air which caused Lieutenane Warneford to lose control the machina crashing to earth. S. W. Menus Proprietor some big values in White Flannel or Serge Pants. $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5. 50c buys Child- ren’s Wuhab!e.« - Hart, Schaffner & Marx Paln Beach Suits $9.00. leferent, from the Usual Run of Sumlner Clothes. EXTRA SALES FORGE | - ) MEN’S SUMMER FURNISHINGS We mustsay that this shoesale will challenge any that New Britain may have experienced \anll Gray, Tan and White Outing | $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Button and , Women's Shoes $2 19 Shoes snd Oxfords, sold everywhere mnhlmému;::mwm A splendid sssortment of Pumps. or ‘. at $1.50 and $2.00, Colonials, gray or lawn top. These $1a19 Shoes were régularly sold at $2.50 N and $8.00. * Women’s $2.50 and $3.00 Shoe and Oxfords, plain or two- sl 89 * strap Pumps, in tan, gun metal or patent leather, all sizes » ABl‘Imo!Meu’-Shoumono;ds. King Quality, Marghall and Pack- S e e S §2.89 ‘Women’s Novelty Shoes and Pumps, very graceful lasts with hand turned and $8.50. Special at Boys' Gun Metal in button or laces sizes 2 to 6. Reg. $1.75. $ 1 .29 " At Spectal Sale price of Ladies’ Juliets in black only. ular $1.00 sellers. Reg- Cut Out This Coupon And with 14c tomogrow will get you a 25c pair of Carpet Slippers of any color-or size. Coupons sent with children will not be ac- S Ladies’ Low Heel Shoes, button or lace. mtldb. sl 39 { . énilaren’s’ *White Shoes, all SPECIAL. : e TR 79¢ Black { Children’s $1.00 Shoes and Pumps wfllbeaold at. 596 SPECIAL. .| Ladies’ White' Pumps, plain or strap. 's + and 2-Strap Pumps, in Ladies’ White High fl:ou Reguiar $1.50. At 99¢ Paris Garters. Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Pajamas and Half Hose At Saerifios Prioss. Stock Up Now and Save Mosey Men'’s 38c Nainsook Underwear, Coat SHIRTS. 2 A 20 dozen lot of Men's $1.00 59 Srts and Knee Drawers. 9@ ¢ | A 1ot of 25 dos. Arrow and Matteawan | Ties, all sises, in the sale at c Shirts, all neat patterns. Reg. sold | All our Silk Ties formerly scid at 78c Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 1 at $1.50 and $2.00. will be sold at the sacrifice 39¢ SPECIAL. A LOT OF PRINCELY AND MATTEAWAN SHIRTS, SOLD ALL OVER AT $1.00 AND $1.50. BOSOMS, NEGLIGEES ANR FALL DRESS AMONG THE LOT. SALE PRICES AT ............... o8t scecasrsetarcusasiossosasebastsanboliosnnunanese SILK 50c Sea Island Underwear. The Garment Men's 1a Rumba Silk Shirts, $4.00 ) Men's 25c Silk and Wash Ties, about 50 dozen in the lot. ‘Will be sold at Our 50c Union Suits, short and long Present This Coupon Tomorrow with 5c and you will be entitled to 5 pure linen Men' regularly sold at 5¢ each. will not Amoskeag Blue Shirts. Bu Handkerchiefs, recognized if sént with children. 50c. At .... 27c Boys’ Knee Pants to close ont, reg- In the Sale at .. ular 75¢ and 00. * 39¢ M pent e $1.29 Our regular 60c-Shirts, with attached collars. WILL be sold at ... 420 Sale Price . Boys’ Indian S and revolver. Sale Pnce SPECIAL. FINE SILK 7TIES, FOUR-IN-HANDS, LARGE ASSORTMENTS TO PICK FROM. COME EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE. REGULAR 25¢ SELLERS.