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

1 THE EASTERN MILLINERY CO. 183 Main Street, In our showrooms you will {ind a complete showing of earlv | fall styles in an assortment to choose fro in Jarge cities and at much lower prices. NEW BRITAIN —NEW \l FALL MILLINERY Now new hat VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS. Correct Style Variety FREE TRIMMING SERVICE New Britain m as large as you will find Before you purchase your Showing at Wholesale Prices o, L City ftems | week. Clean up sale at nd's.—advt. t, G. A. R., will meet 8 o'clock. @ of the water board ) of inspection to the new ¥ street yesterday. jdell Land company has to S. Libold land on Allen n connected with the n-Quartette club held an | afternoon at the club’s Wooster street. nes is planning to build i 40 by 40 feet in the rear in street block. Clean up sale at s Auxiliary of the U. S. an-outing today at Savin [John F. Radigan of Hart- pe in charge of the installa- e officers of Leading Star of B., which will be held day evening. whist of the season will is evening ' by the Holy e of St. Mary’s church in I hall at 8 o’clock. The will be used for parish OL NIGHTS “ es One Think -of | ’L HATS j have prepared for a i hat business. When y a hat you want va- 'to choose from. TETSON & YOUNG indard makes and our ideas worked out in jus shapes and novelty tions will give you ortment. Wilson o ] Personals Mrs. K. Greenberg-and family have returned from Woodmont. Miss Mabel N. Church of this city is visiting relatives in Bridgeport and vicinity. Mrs. E. M. Lounsbury and son of Stamford have returned to their home after a visit with friends in this city. Chauncey B. Andrews has returned home from a vacation at Newport, N. H. Mr., and Mrs. Charles E. Madigan are home from a vacation at Oceab Beach. | H. T. Sloper, manager of the New Britain Gas Light company, has re- turned from his vacation at Green~ ville, Maine. Donald Gaffney has returned from his vacation at Ocean Beach. Morris G. Dubowy is in New York. Bernard Nimro, a clerk in Mills’ hardware store, will spend his vaca- tion in Massachusetts. b Officer Maguire of the Panama police department is visiting James Ralph of Beaver street. H. Schoonbaker Lounsbury of Kingston, N. Y., and R. Kellogg Da- vis of Maple Hill were the guests of W. W. Hanna in this city yesterday. Charles F. Dehm and Louis Hoy will leave Saturday for New York on a week’s vacation. MORNINGSIDE ITEMS, from . Morningside-on-the- Sound, Milford, Conn. Jottings The final program for the holiday at Morningside, as arranged by the several committees in charge is as follows: Saturday evening, costume masquerade dance at the clubhouse. Sunday evening, musicale, arranged by Prof W. V. Abell. Monday forenoon, tennis, clock golf and croquet contests. At 1 p- m., basket picnic lunch on clubhouse lawn, coffee served by the committee; afternoon, tennis finals, Potato race, sack race, peanut race. three-legged race, and if practicable swimming races in late afternoon; evening, card party and dancing, at the clubhouse. ‘Work has just been started on the fifth jetty along the short front at Morningside. Each storm brings in a new beach of sand from the bar and a fine beach is steadily forming be- tween the fourth jetty, lately com- pleted,, and the old “Black Rock” jetty at the foot of the cement stairs. Ernest Horton has accepted a posi- iti(m with Richter & Company in this city. School Supplies ‘Our window display will give you idea of the different articles. “They” start to school next week. We can order for you any special bk you may require for school use. STATIONERY DEPT. he Dickinson Drug 169 & 171 Main Street ARMENIAN TAG DAY. Red Cross Society Votes to Advance Date from Labor Day to Sept. 18. It has been decided to advance the date of, the Armenian tag day from | Labor Day, September 7, to Saturday, September 18. It was found that | many business places would be closed Labor Day and on account of the Connecticut Fair at Charter Oak and other recreation and sporting events that it would be inadvisable to hold the event that day. M. Hampartzov- mian, editor of Hairenik, an Armenian national organ, issued thrice weekly in Boston, is In this city working in the interest of the Red Cross relief fun. M. Hampartzovmian reports over $100,000 has thus far been raised among the Armenians throughout the United States towards the relief of the thousands of refugees in Turkish Armenig, but this is hardly a drop in the bucket in comparison with the real nedds. The Turks and Kurds are treating the Armenians with unre- strained severity. The war has in- creased the race and religious hate of the Turks and Kurds to a fever heat and wholesale massacres have followed one upon another. Half the population of Armenia 1s in flight and on all sides the stricken people are threatened with starvation and dis- ease. The Armenians have a national re- lief committee in the Caucusus, which is thoroughly organized and prepared to distribute relief funds to the strick- en people, but it essential that work of gathering funds in this country be systematically carried out. WANT BETTER TRAIN SERVICE. Chamber of Commerce to Schedule With Officials, In an effort to secure better service at night on the “dinkies,” Secretary | Andrews of the Chamber of Commerce will discuss the matter with General ! PassengerAgent Smith in this city to- | morrow morning. One of the matters for discussion ' will be the change of the train which now leaves Hartfora at 10:15 o'clock | Discuss | The Oldest Property Owners in this vicinity do not have to be informed that we do first class work in Exterior House Painting This kind of work is something that has made for us an A-1 reputation. Let us estimate with you for painting: your house, barn or fence, before winter. Also we are fully prepared to paint your floors and rooms., paper your walls, cte, BEST OF MATERIALS, SUPERIOR WORK AND SEE US FOR PAINTS, WALL, PAPER, V or any of the Supplies that g0 with our line, THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Franklin Square. New Britain, Conn. NSHIP. CALL RNSHES, STAINS, The Gredit Voucher in Last Week's Bread Was Found by Mrs. 6. R. Hebden, 8 High Street, Plainville. Our Housekeepers Bread is Going Fast. Come in and get some. Not hecause we are baking a credit voucher for a a dollar in it every week, but because it is the best bread in the city. Our name is behind it. Get the Credit Voucher and we will have the Dol- lar for you. Baking Department We have a Delicious Spongy Bread which we pride for its cleanliness in the mixing and baking. This we call “Sterilized Bread” Special Tomorrow . ... ... 5c a loaf Parker House Rolls Date Cake Delicatessen Department Tasty Cooked Foods will adern our Delicates- sen Counter. Don’t make any comment until you have tried them. Eggs, the kind that are really fresh Tea, Coffee and Butter that melts in your mouth. Pickles of all kinds and Descriptions. Candy Department Freshly Stuffed Dates. Safety First on Ice Gream--Ours is the Pure Kind TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. HALLINAN - BREAD & ICE CREAM COMPANY 142 MAIN STREET HARYT FORD, Up To and Including September 10th We Close Fridays At Noon. A\ The Advance Fall Fashmns T IN———— MILLINERY, SUITS, COATS, DRESSE READY I'OR YOUR INSPECTION AND WAISTS ARE NOW AND SELECTION Each department now has ready for your inspection a sentative showing of the new fashions for immediate wear, a display of unusual variety and charm. In this advance showing we especially feature those styles suited for immediate and early fall wear, and fashions that will surely meet with your approval. Come and view our splendid assortments of the advunce styles in TAILORED SEMI-DRESS HATS AND repre- making DRESSY HATS WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS IN CHOICE ASSORTMENTS DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS GLOVES IN THE BEST MAKES 2 | NEW WALKING AND SPORT SKIRTS FOR FALL Charmingly modish models .in Scotch mixtures, English tweeds and gray, navy, brown and black “men’s wear” serges gaber- dines and wool poplins. Serges in stripes and mixtures. Shepherd Plaids. Heather Jersey Mixtures, Rich, Imported Corduroy—Black and gray and navy and gray combinations, also plain navy, Plum and Black. A Few Summer Skirts reduced to $1.50 and- $2.00. THovstalix “T? PAYS TO NUY OUR KIND” NARTFORD, 98.90 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMRULL ST, at night. It is felt that this time should be changed to 10:30 o’clock, thus allowing many who attend the theaters to catch this train. As it is now, if a person misses the 10: o’clock train 1t is neces y to w one hour before another leaves, Changes in the Boston and New York schedules will be talked over. RED MEN ARE CHAMPS. As the scheduled games in the Fra- ternal league at Wainut Hill park will Lave no bearing on the championship, Mattabessett Tribe, I. O. R. M., which has lead the league from the outset, ig champion. Interest in the race now centers in the fight for third place be. iween the Foresters, Tabs and the Moose. The games on Saturday will be as follows: Foresters vs. Tabs; Moose vs. Jr. O. U. A, M. TREASURER CHOSEN, Private Norman McKay v last cvening chosen treasurer of (o, T, First Infantry, C. N, eed Sergeant Walter Robe resigned. Mr, McKay was ‘chos ager of The company will hold trial pr shooting matches at the range in Ken- 1gton each Saturday, and a box of cigars has been offercd by Captain Low to the winner. TO RETURN FROM GERMANY, Word has been received in this city from Mrs. Albert Bieler of West Pearl street who is in Germany, announcing that she will soon return to her home in this c She left New Britain a year ago lait June to see her mother who was seriously ill and who afterwards died. This necessitated her remaining there longer than she had intended to finish up the affairs of the estate. LOCAL MAN MARRIED. Venezio Taricani of this city, ele- vator man in the National Bank buflding, and Miss Laura Piaciandini of Hartford were married this morn- ! ing at 9 o’clock at St. Rocco's church, Hartford. A reception followed the ceremony. The couple will enjoy a wedding trip to Boston and -vicinity after which they will reside at.355 Oak street, this city. Phenix and Lexington lodges have a carpet bowling m regular meeting of Lexington Thursday evening in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. feated by Clan Dougias the members of the team are looking forward to Thursday night to retrieve themselves. i The committee in charge of the clam o bake to he held September 12 wishe i that the members planning to go will so inform them by next Thursday eve- ning. 30 instead of 2 o'ciock planned. NICKALLS LIEUTENANT. New York, Sept. 1.— 7 'y ~ ) 3 CARPET BOWL MATCH. i will | atch after the lodge { the Univers As Lexington was recently d Londcs, pointment toyal ic'd Artillery. DEAD. eld, Sept. The dinner will be served at / N as at first died S “Keep one end in view—that of acqumng independ- ence by developing your own resources.” JAMES J. HILL Your brains, young man are your own resources— Develop them. 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