New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1915, Page 14

ANNOUNCEMENT E EASTERN MILLINERY now in possession of Cohen’s Millinery Store, Main Street. The Entire Stock of this store is ON SALE and t be sold out before we begin extensive altera- In addition to the present stock we have added winter styles in Millinery, which comprises all newest creations. hle Price now in effect on COATS, MILLINERY, KWEAR, FANCY OPERA BAGS, ANGORA PS AND SCARFS. SHOW CASES and FIXTURES FOR SALE. NEW BRITAIN DAILY H GREATEST CEMETERY THROUGHOUT WORLD | Golonies of Dead Lie Everywhere in French Lorraine | (Correspondence of the Asso. Press.) Pont-A-Mousson, France, Dec. 12— French Lorraine is the greatest cem- etery in the world. Colonies of dead, marked by lines of crude wooden lie everywhere under newly sod at the edges of woods and, thickets and in ravines—German and French. The shifting of battle scenes may be traced by following them. They are thickest there where was fought the great battle of Nancy that began with the retreat of the French from Morhange and reached its cli- max during the battle of the Marnc. The number has been continually swelled since in the fourteen months’ struggle in the Woervre and the int Genevieve, Essey, the Aman- the Heights of ttes, Velaine, ervillers of the Grand Couronne ney, Itain, the Kparges, the 3rule, the Bois Apremont, the int Mansuy, aring names already Lionel Ricux, the he Reliable Credit lothing Store he holidays are upon us, with them the L1 vexatious problem: ‘‘What shall 1 .’ Most people need clothing them- es—and go without to give to others; isn’t necessary. We offer credit to an open‘account, with easy weekly ents, and réliable clothing at mod- e prices. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SUITS, $15.00 to $30.00. LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS, MEN! Put on One of Our Overcoats and Go Home Satisfied MEN’S OVERCOATS, - $12 to $22.00 MEN’S SUITS, - - - $15.00 to $22.50 BOYS’ OVERCOATS, - - - $350 up BOYS’ SUITS, - - - - - - $298up GATELY= BRENNAN Square NEW BRITAIN Square : Paul Vial, who r s heart, in the suy Woods. Among the F French Art school at Rome;; he fell with the heroic handful of chasseurs that held the Mortagne there against rmans during the eleven cell Drouet is among those t the summit of the Sam- ogneux hill. Many Dead at Loisy. The dead lie thickest perhaps at Gap. After the German: had captured Nomeny and Pont-A-Mous- son, th sent a regimen to force this passage between two heights, held by a single company of French in- fantry. That gap became the tomb of the entire regiment. The cemetery >ve is not so dense but far more extended than that of the Loisy Gap. The Germans, forced by the re. ce of the company of in- Loisy to try to a flank movement around the heights of Sainte Genevieve, obtained a success before the heights of Cuittes, where French crosses predominate. Tt wsas then, thinking he saw the route open- ing up for his troops, the Emperor of Germany issued his famous order of the day: ‘Tomorrow in Nan Sainte Genevieve was still be ¥'s troops and the Lorr al: it is today the cemetery of st of them. The French, too, fell in such numbers there as to disquict the officers, who called the attention of Commandant M. to the losses. “No matter,” replied the c dant, “we won't give an inch quired an order from the induce him to take up a s sition a little in the rear. Kaiser Observed Action. During the attacks upon the pla- teau of Amance, captured on the seventh and retaken by General Du- bail on the eighth, Emperor William is said to have observed the a n from | the edge of the Morel Woods, be- | hind which were concealed the 10,- 000 horsemen of the Prussian Guard —his escort into Nanecy. Velaine feil and Uhlane and Bavarian infantry surged into the passage hetween the two heights of Amance. hold out the day it will be a m said the French Goueral in command. The 3-inchers increased their fire to the maximum speed just then and mowed those Uhlans and Bavariang down before th could debouch from the defile; they ried ranks over which a w has formed. The 10.000 cava the guard galloped off toward X and a parliamentarian with a white flag asked “In the name of His Maj- esty” for an armistice of 24 hours to Jur Ship Just Arrived Even though the war still prevails we had a ship docked Dec. 11,1915, just loaded full of Toys, so that our line of Toys is now completed. Flexible Flyers, from 59¢ up. Tool Chests, Drums, Doll Carriages, Pianos, Kit- chen Sets, Dining Roon. Sets, Parlor Suites, Rocking Horses, Express Wagons, Autos, Ten Pins, Trunks, Brass Beds, Horses, Cows, Elephants, Teddy Bears, Character Dolls, Washable Dolls, Unbreakable Dolls, ‘washington Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Kid Body Dolls, Wine Sets, Lemonade Sets, Salad Sets, Cream Sets, Berry Sets, Chocolate S ts, Fruit Dishes, Fancy Plates Fancy Cups and Saucers, Glassware and Chinaware, cte. Dinner Sets and Half Dinner Sets, Fancy Lamp, Parlor Clocks, Couch Covers, Portieres, Table Covers, Children’s Rocker’s, Ladies’ Rockers, Dressing Tables Buffets, etc. Come in and look us over before selecting your gifts. HARRY ALEX Housefurnishing Department Store, '371-373 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn. bury the dead. “In twenty-four hours,” replied the French General, “when the Emperor shall have given sepulchre to his thousands of dead, we shall be ready for him again.” Heavy Death Rate. An estimated proportion of three Germans to one Frenchman buried in the battlefields of the Grand Cou- ronne de Nancy, extending in a semi- circle from Gerbevillers to Pont-a- Mousson on the east bank of the Mo- selle, naturally takes no account of the thousands of Bavarians dead re- moved at night by rail toward Metz, after the battle of Sainte Genevieve which decided the issue of the stru i gle for Nancy: nor does it compr ; the heavy death roll of the French ! in annexed Loraine, just over the i frontier, ir the disaster of Morhange. The evidence of those who have visited all the battlefields of Lerrainc and those who helped pick up the | dead after the battle of Nancy tends | to the belief that taking the French | dead in German Loraine and the Ger- | | man dead carried from the tield of battle, there is no exaggeration in the | THE SUGCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT FOR SWOLLEN VEINS dangerous proceeding. 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