New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1915, Page 3

Boston Store pecial Sale FANCY 'RIBBONS 1,000 yards on Sale Wednesday Afternoon @nd Evening, 19c Yard Store open Wednesday Evening. “Closed all day Thanks- giving. PULLAR & NIVEN Post Car pet Company 218 Asylum St., Cor. Baynes St., Hfd. FERDINAND OF BUGLARIANS Balkan Monarch Regarded as a Brother by All Classes Women’s Suits at $17.5( Women’s Coats at $17.5( that have just been styles on A brilliant assemblage containing dorsed by leaders of fashion. Materials, workmanship, sizes to suit all Women's Suits at $25 Women’s Coats at $25 We have undoubted leadership in women’s suits and coats at $2 —Better styles, materials and tajloring, wider diversity of model Garments that would ordinarily command much more. Our system of extensive buying and low pricing brings them to you at this pop- ular price. colors (Correspondence of the Associated Press.y Budapest, Hungary, Nov. 7.—King Ferdinand of Bulgaria has been by all cdds the most talked of figure in the | public eye of Hungary since he took the step which arrayed his country on the side of the Germanic Allies. Many columns of newspaper space have been devoted to descriptions and anecdotes of the popular monarch, who appeals especially to the Hun- garian heart because of his long and close connection with Hungarian af- fairs. It is remarked particularly that Ferdinand, once the embodiment of the autocratic ruler, has of late years shown more and more of democratic tendencies, until now, “without in any way derogating his royal dignity and the, majesty of his appearance, he moves about among all classes and ranks in the attitude of a brother rather than that of a king.” There iz said to be a great enthusiasm for him among his soldiers, and he is con- stantly seen with the troops, even as far as the extreme firing line, en- couraging them and appealing to them frequently with words of recognition. Since Ferdinand entered on the war he has received innumerable messages congratulating him on his action and on the bravery displayed by his troops. Telegrams and letters have reached him from all parts of Germany, Aus- tria-Hungary and Turkey. He reads all these messages personally, it is said, and takes great pleasure in them, “When he receives a bundle of letters o this kind,” remarks one correspon- ERE YOU POTS ThE “UM"IN GUM PETTICOATS AND WA $3.9 New petticoats, plain and changeable taffetas, also pomp adour silks in the newest color ings; with elastic band and lat. est cut. Special at $3.95, - SEPARATE SKIRTS AT $3.98 Still more of those phenome- nal values, separate skirts at $3.98. Those who have bought will want more. Good variety of styles, colors and materials. See them. Come early. Sage-Allen & Co. (INCORPORATED) HARTFORD Wrigley’s | couldn’t be hetter if made for the crowned heads— It’s the smoothest, cleanest, most\ delicious It chicle confection possible to produce, has gained first place as the largest seller in the world—strictly on its merits. A Look.at the sealed package. It guards the contents against air, moisture and impurity as carefully THANKSGIVING dent, “his countenance, usually so as men, machines and money can make it gloomy, lightens up.” : - — The whole Bulgarian campaign Every b‘!yer of Wrigley’s gets what he’s T ” ) centers at the King's headquarters, entitled to —a Perfect Product. the great “at home” day. If you can’d which is connected by wire with every section of the field in which Bulgarian armies are operating. The strict court ctiquette which has been always a matter of great pride in Sofia, has been relaxed, and the King has re- auested his generals to interrupt him at any time, even at dinner, if there is urgent business to be discussed. At-headquarters the King and his generals are said to constitute ‘“‘one big family.” When matters of war are not pressing_he talks with them of past times and of his travels in all parts of Europe. He is especially rroud of his popularity in Turkey. He was a great friend of the old Sul- tan, Abdul Hamid, who on one occa- sion spoke of Fetrdinand as ‘““the great- est man in the Turkish empire save only the Sultan.” The religious side of the Bulgarian monarch receives due attention in the newspaper tributes. Ferdinand never misses attending the Orthodox mass on Sunday, but he is tolerant in his religious views and the Orthodox and Catholic clergy receive like treatment in his armies, SNOW IN TYROL BOTHERS FIGHTERS be there, a fine photograph will help. WRAPPED Make An Appointment Now, MURRAY — Photographer 173 Main St. New Britain, Conn. For Your Thanksgiving | Dinner 1 York State Turkeys 35¢ per. Ib. | Native Chicken-Foesters 25¢ b, Home Dressed Veal and Pork, Prime Beef. Cranberries, Celery, Oranges, Nuts and grapes. Also full line of Groceries. Prices right. For ‘“WRIGLEY’S MOTHER GOOSE’ new jingle book, write Here’s Brightness For Your Home Thanksgiving Day A New Rug A beautiful Rug of artistic designs readily - o (1 Both Italians and Austro-Germans .:.«v i Nl | U Menaced by Climatic Condi- tions in the Alps. * (Correspondence of The Associated Press.) Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 28.—In | the semi-circle from Trent to Trieste where Austro-Germans and Italians quality, will Not one Thanks- end superior cheer up any home. & ARGENTINE CENTENARY- prices reasonable. vance large guns which may be lost iy in a night owing to a heavy snow- giving Day, but every day that fol-|are fighting for supremacy, military lows. Our displays complete. Our | Oberations will be seriously affected | == g i by snow. Neither side dares to ad- | my autiorities. It will be distributed | been conscripted for service in the [ among various private factories of the empire as well as among the national German army. Dr, Wells is a gradu- Economic Condition of Country May ate of Oxford and an Englishman by . fall. arsenals. In addition to the ammuni- | birth, b MA >New Draperles ol tne il A aetroan=nili crontier | o e et B L e s \;ermanultav‘: 5 iiiilé'&“'««éi’fffifimi’,‘.f’ TEL. 884-2. 401 WEST IN ST. where fighting is taking place at ten | (Correspondence of The Associated Press.) | placed another huge order for woolen | tary” German citizenship when he ac- The Daintiest Curtains for the best | thousand feet aboW sea level over| Buenos Aires, Oct. 28.—Plans for | cloth. cepted in 1909 a pension from the Goods ordered will be delivered to your door 4 several miles of mountains where | the elaborate celebration next July of — University of Munich. He is thirty- i —unique and harmonious in the J hoes. q! eight years old. English friends of Dr. Wells describe the 100th anniversary of the establish- TOUGH ON BRITISHER. ment of the Argentine Republic it has the cele- every little pass means a small bat- tie, weather conditions and snow are On these moun- newest colors. Let us show you some i = 5 - Dr. Wells Made to Fight ful. Last night the booths were patronized and the entertaininent has cut down considerably the sum of money which was deemed necessary to London, Nov. 9—The English news- papers are aroused over the case of Dr. Alpine troops on both sides are be- ing utilized. pension would make no difference to | When important factors. even been suggested that Hi, m | hi thoroughly British § mpa- = B Rt " B Vi 2 i s Own | him asthoroughly British in sympa A E ) of the New Creations that appeal t0 | tains ordinary regiments, however | bration be postponed for several years e iR S L LA Advertised Letters. | EOLUS FAIR SUCCESSFUL. the-owners of the best homes. brave, are practically useless as they | unless there is early relief from the b Jerman consular officials informed | The Eolus Singing soclety fair canlnot stand the climate and only | general trade depression. Congress | (Correspondence of The Associated Press.) | him in 1909 that his acceptance of tae | - - | Electric hall is proving most suce | | | The following is a list of letters nd- | b e T FANCY TEAS 35¢ OOLONG TEA his status as a British citizen. Since the beginning of October sev- | carry out the original plans, so there | W. H. Wells, a former lecturer in|the war broke out he planned to re- | vertised at the New Britain, Conn, |with popular favor. The Arpi se eral feet of snow has fallen in_ the | is little likellhood that the centenary | the University of Munich, who has|turn to England but was dissuaded by | post office, Nov. 28, 1915 | sang and was forced to respond to Swiss Tyrolese and Italian Alps above | of the constitution will be observed on colleagues into remaining at his post e cores to every song. The Milo oo S Mrs. As e . composed of eight singers from | S et ob Lt Swedish Lutheran church, also Mrs. John Anderson. The fair will close Saturday nf such an elaborate scale as was the centenary of the war of independence which was celebrated in May, 1910, 9,00 feet and there is besides always the danger of an avalanche. Under BULGARS DPESERT. Famil ly Cough An OUd, e e these conditions Alpine warfare will s, W. J. Allen CEYLON TEA be impossible even for a strong force. | Although a gradual recovery in trade Slavic Sentiments Cause Many to Flee | o arderson when the Apolio Quartet ciub of JAPAN TEA The men and mountain artillery are | and commerce generally is noticed, Remedy, Home-Made | i A I 2o {‘""L‘_‘“;]"' Bladbett Haven will furnish the program. ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA practically buried in deep snow in|and the prospects for the coming year Sl 5 | Q:xi:m.]oze!x;u:l’zt;am ge L MIXED TEA the Alps and the attack must be post- [ are favorable, there is widespread Easily Prepared— Costs Very London, Nov. 23.—Bulgarian de- | S The Firemen's ball committes Fial i poned until Spring. Thus Italy feels | protest against drawing heavily from Little, but is Prompt, Sure serters arrived in such numbers in | L deenlilod > meet again tonight at the Central We have just placed on sale the| o ;o from an invasion of Lombardy | the national exchequer for any patriot- and Effective Bumania] atter Bulgarie'slentey ||| Lhoicbinas htor e above named new crop teas fresh|,.; venetia during the winter and | ic celebration at this time. s 3 Lyman D. Broughton. aiat the war that the Rumanian govern- | highly to the most particular trade. Elsewhere these teas would sell at | other matter for the country around is a plain and there is little doubt that 000,000 shells has been placed by Rus- sia in Japan through the Japanese ar- s&rup at home you not only save about , a8 compared with the ready-made kind, but you will also have a much more East. At Calafat no less than 800 Bulgarians in full equipment crossed Jack Dyer. Anton Dalongowski. the gardens of Formosa, Ceylon, | o ° . b vl | ] Antoni Cholsonos fft“’i’:& a;:‘mpa: fTh(_‘. L de“cm“s’ can employ her reserve forces for — — | ment was considerably embarrassed | Mys. Elisha Clark. Doubly Pro‘,cn e e e e ptenfeoncres i o JAPAN GETS SHELL ORDER. By making this pint of old-time cough | as to What to do with them, says the | s T L, Cassidy On the Isonzo, however, it is an- Tokio, Nov. 10.—An order for 3,- Bucharest correspondent of the Near | Mijgg Lena Chambers. New Pritain Readers Can No Lon Doubt The ividence. | I 66 and 70 cents per pound. We also the Italian army will attempt to force rompt and positive remedy in every way. | AR i " 3i This New Brita have In stock a full line of teas of ;.8 "o/t ld B ume via Tol B varcomes the neual meqypm every Wayi | the river, and large and small parties | Mesgrs, L. & 8. F. Giesymskt. his New Britain citizen testif the 50 cent quality which we are sel- | 108 Wa¥ e i NG via 1o chest colds in 24 hours—relieves even ; arrived at other points in Rumania. | parry Holme: lon: ago. ling at 25 cents. imno and Goritza this winter. Dafly | sa-sa-susosesnsgue whooping cough quickly d_is excellent, | Their excuse for deserting was that | Matthew Hyjeck. Told of quick relief of undoub! Stores in all large citics the attacks on th two towns on | STOP CATARRH! OPEN too, for bronchitis, bronchial asthma, ' they did not wish to fight Russia. A. L. Lilley. bencfit. o {he main railway are becoming fiercer. | C ! hoarseness and spasmodic croup. | b s dote 1 i Lot s : oy y ar 3 c croup | Bulgarian reservists in Rumania | . w. Moorehead. The facts are mow confirmed, NA'”UNAL BUTTER Gu The Itallans continue to bring up NOSTRILS AND HEAD ] |, Get fromiany] rug store 24 ounces of | og ne country at the call for mo- | Shiras Morris. | §'wh (cstimony is mow complet 1| more heavy artillery which now fs in & | pint bottle and fill the bottlo with plain | bilization with apparent reluctance. | Eyelyn Walsh. | the ¢.idence conclusive 133 Main St, New Britain, C akzemichcieiargnnd Doty olties. |} Says Cream Applied in Nostrils } | granulated sugar syrup. Full directions | while the Greeks responded enthus- | M. Mahoney. |11 fcoms convineing prs ¢ of merd ain o, ew Dbritain, Conn. == v ~ | lieves Head-Colds at Once. § with Pinex. Keeps perfectly and tastes | jastically to their own call. Proces- | john Marnsak. ! Mrs. John E. Dean, 43 Cottay DEVELOPING URUGUAY. | good. ) sions accompanied the Greek reserv-| Dr. J. H. Mallory, Place, New Britain, suys: “My k'd 5 : 2 P I— ~e-¢ " You can feel this take hold of a cough =i e o i 2 kel : H Sy o e (Correspondence of The Associated Press ) or cold in a way that means business. 1t jsts to the train, with patriotic songs A, T. Morris. neys were inactive, 1 suffered fro A £ o Buenos Aires, Oct 30.—The gov- If your nostrils are clogged and ?uickl_v loosens’ the dry, hoarse or pain- and cheers for each others' country.| gst. Louis Nableski backaches and headaches. At tim (Correspondence of The Associated Press) | ornment has taken over a section of vl (e Tn) d »¢ | ful cough and heals the inflamed mem. | B R I B T. Pratt. | T was dizzy and nervous. Doan’ P ¢ Young Wo- e jon | Your head is stuffed and you can't|pranes.” It also has a _remarkable effect On account of the heavy bookings 2 | Kidney Pills : y Tokio, Oct. 22.—A new ung o~ | the Pan-American railway line which | {41 e freely because of a cold or ! ; a e ihe o I i n acc p VR 85 | M. Royan. Kidney Pills, procured at Clark menjs Christian association building, | Will enable the development of that | ..iarrh, just get a small bottle of ;)’;, s‘tf);fy?im"%he';nf.‘;.r,:;?f,;"f)f 0;3:1“92?""3; for the sy[;eclull.’fl’llurrl‘kssg\'l:fl Dinner | Kenneth W. Roy. | Brainard Co's Drug Store, cured m the first of its kind to be erected in | important section of Uruguay 1ying | gjy's Cream Balm at any drug storei the throat and bronchial tubes. at Hotel Bond and Bond Annex res- | Miss Cath. Sobillet Another of my family was cured of 9. T i . | between the capital, Montevideo, and | A1y o little of this fragrant, anti- | The effect of Pine on the membranes is taurants, and in order to give the | Florus Stander. weak kidneys and a lame back by Japan, was officially opened yesterday | colonia, a center on tne Parana river, | geptic cream into vour nostrils and ' known by almost every ome. Pinex is a patrons who attended last year's din- | James Stratten. Doan’s Kidney Pills.” With appropriate ceremony In - the | where business has remained wimost | 1o i pemetrate through every air | Mot vul\,l\ghle concentrated compound of ner the preference the management | Mrs, John Squires. OVER A YEAR LATER, Mrs. D presence (‘,‘{ fi;epregentafu@ n‘s:zdevm; staticnery for generations owing o | passage of your head, soothing and &"i?fl"éfia‘ia‘éf,‘f'L’nd"é?iefxfii’ifitm?“flég'fi‘fig respectfully requests those who wflsh!{ Geo. E. Smith. said: “We still use Doan's. Kidne; blage of pFistian workers inc ueing | the lack of land communication with | healing the inflamed, swollen mucous | pine elements. to participate in the celebration, to| Miss Tosicks. Pills in our family. T am glad td American. English and Japanese. The | the rest of the country and with the | membrane and you get instant reli There are many worthless imitations call up the office of . either Hotel | Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Walcott. confirm the statement I gave Tecom building is for the use of Japanese | Argentine. The Pan-American com- | = Ah! how good It seels. Your nos. | of this famous mixture. To avoid dis- Bond, Ch, 2571 or Bond Annex Ch. | Ross R. Wheeler. , mending the msome time ago.” appointment, ask your druggist for “2%4 ounces of Pinex,” and do not accept any- thing else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. ~ The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind, Jan Vuckovia. Jakup Zaiona. Ask for advertised letter and mon- tion date of list W. F. DELANEY, Postmaster. women and' was erected from funds largely contributed by them. Price 50c at all dealers; Do simply ask for a kidney remedy: Doan’s Kidneys Pills—the same thi Mrs. Dean has twjce pubiiely reco mended. _ Foster-Milburn Co., Proj Buffalo, N, Y. AT 5920 for table reservations. Dinner will be served both afternoon and evening at Hotel Bond at $1.50 and at Bond Annex at $1.25 per cover. Elaborate concert program and beau- i tiful souvenirs.—advt. pany, which was formed only a few years ago largely by English and American capital has a franchise to connect Colonia, which is the nearest Uruguaian port to Buenos Aires, with jBage, and so to Rio de Janeiro. trils are open, your head is clear, no more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache, dryness or struggling | for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what sufferers from head colds and ; catarrh need. It's a delight. #he German school has fixed De- ember 28 as the date for its Christ- mas festival. s |