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NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916. ed at a big mecting of the local Eagles on Sunday, April 30. A smoker will ining Miss Lucy Stone of this | Buying Power in the World today at e i EESLE Yaar to Renovate the SPECIAL BARGAINS SATURDAY your ster smokes buy Big advt. S, 10c, all dealers. No. bands. Dance, bungalow, Sat. eve—advt. g 5 advt. | Our new soft collars are here. Wil WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR IASTER SALE OF Comtln e e | Interior of Your Home || Easter Millinery = 4% Women's he spruce REaster accompani- | Britain council, O. U. A. M., has is- from silk hat to silk hose at [sued a challenge to roll the Clan E pisis i s e 00 K See our Stock of 1916 Wall Papers. A §| and Misses’ n endless varioty, 2 for c and 50c at Wilson's.advt conferred at the Mechanics' meeting. St e o e e e s | § large variety of Parlor, Chamber and Liv- TRIMMED HATS 2 . e, ke e e reeentiy v i ine Room Wall Paper, at Reasonable Prices. $4 $5 $6 $7 ' Tallored ? b b 9 9 or Special—$1.50 Neckwear for Mozarts for Easter smokes advt Woungblad has returned to | $1:00 at The Ashley-Babcock Co.— l'l' after a short stay at his for- [ *4V% | me in this city One dent (1c) the smallest coin in I ’ the best at Wilson's -—advt. HiefiunitedRstates Ris il c N e s ct THE JUHN B“Yl[ cuMPANY | cent (1c) the smallest coin in | BUving "';;""f i “"“”w“"“l tofdes val itead States, has the Biggest ke g Sirinerd s gDINERSOr g 3 i g iy - Ea R in street. See our window display. and 5 F kl Sq B" l Today reet. Sce our window display, | Collars that look soft, feel soft and 4 $19 75 $22 50 ) 9 b ) have real style at Wilson’s.—advt. Wit hasireturnedl from the The German Rifle club and the lady $25 $27 50 9 & 9 R is1anas members enjoyed a shoot at Scheutzen / g of men has been put to | PATK teday. The H 1 - \ $32 50 $35 et the Easter suit be a sincerity a I"a" rea EB ream 0 S 2 5 ’ : = I We will save you money if you purchage your suit suit from The Ashley-Babcock (o.- here —the assortments are now af their best. These advt. IN OUR DELICATESSEN DEPT. ¢ i styles, made of such fashionable materials as Pop- will have a fresh shipment of the finest Smoked Fish from ! lin, Serze. Gaberdines, §||g;.l1lo;;d l: h(\:\r‘vll(s;)()ros‘g :1‘1) Th”'"‘\ gmithgotgwasuinglonsMarlitet w York. Kippered Her- § Solve that perplexing problem by making your 1"“““ and Soiree Silks, in Blac ite an rings, Finnan Haddie, White Fish and Halibut will be the line. selection ufter a survey of our remarkable demon- shionable colors. Chicken Salad and Chicken Croquettes for -day. etration of Kaster Hats. We have never offered E f OA Chicken Salad . A ST A 60c 1b € superb an assortment of Trimmed Hats as we PRE EASTERSAL 0 C TS Chicken Croquettes .. srsiwy O6e ench have for vour choosing this season; starting at pretty o nelBakédl Beans anal Boston Brown Bresdl s lafcomrinailon and becorning Hats for wee girlies, running all the $9 98 $12 50 $14 75 $19 75 for Saturday night which can’t be beaten. way to elaborate Imported Models for women, the If there is anything you requirc to give a finishing touch to the display COAIEIEL O e EEIHG ERE e $22 50 %25 27 50 $32 50 TR B P L T U B e e e of any feminine member of the family that we can- relishes, you will find a large variety at the Busy Counter. X satisfy, and the price range will meet every $35 IN OUR BAKING DEPARTMEN Sl For Saturday Specials we will offer: Fresh Grated COCOANUE, LAYETH. .« . co...osneisentassonsss.25c each Mocha La) e b S o s Oc each Orange Loaves ... .o +sss 18c each H < Lemon Loave . . 15¢ each Eies i ol TG N I o e SPECIAL BARGAINS SATURDAY Walnut Hill park putting the diamond in shape for the on. The hest style is vour style which vouw'll find at The Ashleyv-Babcock Co. advt. loves at The Ashley-Bab- —advt ooms of the Svenska Klubben | ric hall have been turned over fwedish singers for the coming | ion N New Concern to Open in This City— Aaron Gustafson of Belden | Manufacturers of Footwea undergoing treatment at the | pspital | To build a shoe in every respect a ion Long, daughter of Mr. | full $3.50 value, and sell it direct to s. Peter Long of South Main | the consumer at $2.50, thereby saving s home from Trinity college, ! a dollar is, in hrief, the plan of a gton, D. C., for the Easter prominent shoe firm, now opening { retail branches in all the principal New Rritain now has one of ell Manhattan Shirts at the ; Cities. these branches located on Main street above the railroad crossing. The con- cern making this departure from the conventionalities of the shoe indus- try is the New Shoe Stores Co., mgagement of Mever Sewtch- | jayerg of the Newark shoe Store. he Ashley-Babeock vt Hats and Caps at The Ash- cock.—advt r the holidays. appreciate a genuine innovation that e has the true possibility of saving. The plan of the Newark Shoe Store Co., as noted in their advertisement, Horwitz, a student at Stor; is not to show that $3.50 is an exorbi- Ing the spring vacation at his | tant price for a shoe, but rather to this city. prove that a satisfactory shoe can be produced and s0ld to save a dollar on every pi The new branch is in charge of { well known shoe men who will be | six candidates will be initiat- | ?1”,'1 il .“’:h‘““w chelpftriend i ans | former patrons. Charlotte Russe . B Sevx el B e 60c doz § Newport and hrown at, 1 Irench and English Bath Buns, Stullers, Wreaths and Square ! EenRDa e . ‘offee oS, i _ P The Valance lasp Pique Gloves with large pearl SRy Washable !-clas < res in ivory shade p Hosiery at The Ashley-Bab- | advt ¢ " % clasps and fan embroidered backs in white, black, | THE YOUNG LADY AT THE CANDY COUNTER § ;:,'f_hl',q‘i",‘. 15 MEARE LTS $l.15 ‘ tan. gray, gold and beaver at, offers as special for Saturday and Sunday: ! S beed s i e ‘ e | Assorted Cocoanut Bon Bons....... i / : LBl Dy eR I | 3-row embroidered backs or Paris point stitching in Butter Cocoanut Krisp ....... o, ¥ ) R . 21c 4 hi blacl Oy de. Mexican Kisses e i i o vhite, black, 1, gray, ivory, mode, $l 50 o i a0 i old i Rpen DainENCRIT . per pair Complete assortment of Children’s and Misses' high priced suits reduced to Overseam Pique. Cape, Washable Kid l 00 $29 tomorrow, at the Kava- and Doeskin Gloves at, per pair hop, 40 Pratt St.,, Hartford.- Peanut and Chocolate Raisin Clusters Chocolate Walnut Fudge Sunshine Chocolates 4 Sunday will be the “Candy Day.” Wo will have a s e o | our own make Chocolate, “Buy Makers E ter Novelties of v: ous ki at the ( iy 3 For Easter Sunday we will have Maple Pecan Cream for a spe- cial, 60c¢ quart, brick or bulk. Gur. cisinics las e imestvee” psudlont ks Venine. e BE KEPT AT H[]ME en you wear our have it on sale at-our store for 40¢ per quart. Also our No. 1 Vanilla k neckwear, you prove FIRST ON OUR Daids Sugs Foig S‘““““’“ your good taste. 1 906. Deliveries at 11 a. m. ;md 5 p. m. Has 1o Bealmg on DGCISIOI\ FASTER BECKONS YOU TOWARD for 30c per quart. Neapolitan Brick $ic per quart, is ancther popu- lar combination. Al kinds of fancy creams & iings to order. Wilgon's — THE— —_— | Glorious Brocaded Silks, Foulards, Surahs, Washington, April 21.—Secretary | Poplinsand Crepes here greet the Easter Xr Daniels announces a detailed sched- ule of operations for the Atlantic | - h L\ fleet from May 15 to November 1. shoppers at every hand. b ; A i time he gives out a ten- R And regardless of price, whether fifty cents 142 M\lN tive cruising schedule f(;’r the in- 1 Gividual ships of the Pacific reserve | lCE CRE AM C T flect for the year 1916. or three dollars, youll find that Horsfall ° STREEi According to the secretary the pro- ¢ A s evam of the Atlantic fleet was not Scarves have more beauty and individuality drawn with any particular Tegard for 3 s the foreign situation, but its time will than an alternative choice in neckwear. CAMPAIGN PROGRESS. Carl Rosen, William T. Sloper, Maur- | be occupied with drills, cruises and e ice Stanley, George S. Talcott, John- | meneuvers off the north and middle Workers Putting on ¥/ i stone Vance, Howard C. Wilson, Harry | Atlantic coast. inary Touches Before Scheuy, and Herbert A. Johnson. Although the scerets had de- » ) . . i ided not to make public at this | At a meeting of the publicity com- — | time the details or results of the | Bl mittee of the Boys' club campaign maneuvers recently held at Guan- N INDIVIDUAL STORE OF SELF-EVIDENT SUPERIORITY. ind last evening, it was voted to dis |'| tanamo ana during the trip north | ¢ y Our rapidly increasing business is a demonstration that folks tribute advertising cards in store win- — — || from the West Indies, it is known | w PAYS TO BUY OUR KlNfl rally want the best. The average man and woman appreciate dows, in street cars and also to xend The Tron Master,” Lyceum theater. | that by experiments with wire nets selected things which are a little better quality than the other cireulars to various persons about the i <ome important information has been 23-99 ASYLUM ST. Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL § and ' step andia half ahead in style: city. The thermometer will be placed | 1yiah class pholo dramas, Fox's (btained bearing on the development ! sts not a penny more to dress distinctively. outside the headquarters in the Na- |, (o, of devices to protect the ships of HARTFORD_ the fleet from torpedo attacks. The program of the Atlantic flect, as announced, follows: C. Andrews, William Attwood. T = May 15, 20 ips of all four - - Clarence 1. Bennett, Harry C. Brown, divisions operating singly on steam- TR AR A . P i = Frank 8. Cadwell, Mortimer H. Camp, New Britain lodge, 1. 5 . M., | ing trials, school of the ship, rolling | I'artment may indicate. Between 1T l‘(‘)h CURTIN. . I 5 n n n, Valentine B. Chamberlain, Iilisha H. | meets in Judd’s hall. cxperiments, torpédo work, boat work | July 8 and 10 the entire flect will Past_Ixalted Ruler James H. Cur. i - and ship drills. | ossemble in Narragansett Bay for tin of New Britain lodge of Elks, wa: Cooper, Peter Crona, John I, DiNon- 5 May 20, June 17—Di onal exer- | fleet maneuver the recipient of a handsome diamonc | | @ Miss Sarah Wiener is an- rhe experience of the branch @ ApDle TUTNOVEr ..vnrernrannnannnnnnn.s el - ech - ~ ready opened has fully demonstrated Pastry Bretzels ............. e L S Our Lelia 2-clasp Overseam Kid Gloves in black, Washable Pique Gloves with fancy embroidered Sheehan of Colgate college is | (he fact that the public is not slow to (G717 110 RIS A SO S LiAdE Sy ic oz black with white stitching, white, tan, gray, navy, | backs in pearl, . i ! / tional Bank building. The captains of the various teams Motion pictures and vaudevi have been selected as follows: Joseph | Keeney's (heatcr. no, B. Welles Eddy, Charles H, Fox, | TI. D. Penfield camp, S. of 7 hall. | cises, first division basing at Tom- July 10, 17—Fleet tactical exer- ring at the meeting of the lodge las evening. As the lodge has alway: | kinsville, second in the North river, | cises. third at Rockport, Me., and fourth | July 17, 24—At anchor in Narra- presented its retiring exalted ruler at Newport. | cansett Bay, machinery overhauled, Wwith a memento, no precedent was June 19, July 1—Squadron exer- | ship drills, inspections. established this year. Past Exalte¢ July 24, July 29.—Divisions opera- . Ituler Hart spoke very briefly in mak ting in assigned areas. Torpedo ex- ing the presentation speech. Ther creises. Mining division and de- wasa large attendance of members or stroyers in joint exer: . One hand to see the new officers start om on of destroyers in joint opera- thir administration, tions with army in defense of eastern - E = New York. X AN EXPENSIVE “BOUNCING® Edgar T. Glass, Edward F. Hall, F. W. [in G. A. R. Holmes, W. W. Leland, . H. Meag- ley, Charles B. Parsons, Herbert H. Stella. Rebekah lodzge, Pease, BE. M. Pratt, Paul K. Rogers, | meets in Jr. O, U. A. M. hall, New Britain's Njcest Store for Men. — ises off Newport. Valkyria lodge, O. of V., meets at July 1, 8—Fourth of July celebra- MAKING UHILDHEN EAT 59 Arch street. ions. Visiting such ports as de- Easter Candy Nothing is ever gained by forcing a SRR 3 OAKLAND CLIMBS MOUNTAIN i child to eat when it refuses food. Make AKL s MO : Novelties and Favors surethat nothing is being eaten between = OUIGK REUEF FHGM ht C . 2 < - . July 29, August 7.—At anchor in Judge William F. Mangan repre meals to destroy the natural appetite Cylinder Car Goes Up 15 Per ship drills. Ath- sented the plaintiff in the suit o | | | 1 LE ME 5 y and if your growing child does nothave Cent. Grade. | Narragansett Bay - MEAD SWEETS .CRANE’S a healthiul craving for good, honest en radc GBNST'PAT'UN; letic contes mining division and Adolph Rodof: \gainst George Ber: | | | | | i | 80c, $1.00 and $2.00 1b 80c,$1 & $21b food at mealtimes there i3 something IFor the second time in its history || one division of destrovers in Jjoint ger, both of Terryville, which - was the matter. Threats of punishment if | the summit of Bald mountain, in operations with army off Boston tried in the city court in Waterbury the child does not eat will not correct | Oukland county has been reached by August 4-10. vesterday before Judge Reeves anc tfl:ct Eggs G"?‘; U'Q Eggs tlli&lflél?nim i } L motor ¢ Last week an Oakland Get Dr. Edwards’ "f:;:\ t 7, August Tlect tac- ',..'\‘I‘m\,,,v.,‘:::rnr \;;fi:» \\:rr\ :m‘:‘.‘:'iuc [') e, 25¢ itful appetite in a growing child, | “Eight” drove up its roadless side to : ) P = Olive Tablets August 1 August 20—At anchor-| he was thrown from a saloon in Terry Narragansett Bay. Machinery over- yijle in 1914, hauled. Ship drills, coaling and pro- | tical exercises | Rodofsky for injuries inflicted wher especially if the patientis pale, languid, |the very pinnacle. And the feat | ;mr\ouw, l]firlf,nb e, and without ambi- winds ont as doubly remarkable be- ion, usually means that the blood i | cquse the driver was unable te e y cause the driver was unable to speed © mya¢ is the joyful cry of thousands sinc ja A hin. Co % e | i fed Choc e /) sem—— Boxes of Eggs thin. A non-alcoholic: tonic such a8 |ihe machine to get & running start as; Dr. Bevaite i GuaCheands since : isioning, conferences, - preparations | Eogs ith Nuts Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills is demanded. | pe came to the steep slope from n substitute for calomel, - sreliminary to war game. ! {44 With N During her’tr-mmamrllaysthofmm- twistir ',v,,",,‘,.\v K.\n:\‘ There \HH',“H r. Edwards, a practicing physician for | 1 P\,l, ,ug\‘ “20 " .\:,::.‘.‘:;,.»r 1—\War Order Your 5 1b Boxes Earl dation for her future health. Lack of e Years and calomel's old-time enemy, | AUSUS i ; ! xes Early blood 8t this time may rob her of | CV¢" @ vath up the mountain side discovered the formula for Olive Tablets e jorgstrategicimancuyars, Absolut 1 R 2 el e et o - made its climb. The while treating patients for chronic consti- | September 1, November 1—Target > e 3 robust, healthy womanhood. & o s N 119 N = o moy ITMAN’S PAGE & SHAW’S J| jobust healthy womanhood. 1t is of | 11" (0% er sent. grade was covered bation ana lorsia hers, *" i N o A DODIICIEETR e to 5 1b boxes 11b to 51b boxes to girls who grow pale and weal a safo with sod, sand and gravel, making the tain calomel, but a 1.fia1(,\L,°.\-'?~J(fiaé‘§‘\»§‘;’£.' | Virginia Capes and Hatteras. Re- ]ndlgeStIOH- One package tonic and Dr. Willisms' Pink Pilly [@scent all the more difficult. table laxative, purn Ixovempen S oM oM DOt e it. 25catalld ist meet every roquirement of the most Lver since motor cars have becn No griping s the “kexnote” of these lit- | cestroyer flotilla will hold torpedo | PrOVeS IL cat all Arugoists. careful mother. They make the blood | DUl in Michisan, it has heen the am- e e howels and 1ver 16 st normalie, | iractice in Narragansett Bay from rich and red and it carries renewed | bition of motor car makers to have They never force them to unnatural action. | September 30 to November 1 in- | SPECIAL IC AT HILL health and strength to every part of the [ their cars climb Bald mountain. Muny !1[3{0" hm'{‘ s \rk‘ brown Ir]no\mu' now | clusive | CREST CHURCH, 427 West Main St S g e ren—a bad breath—a dull, tired feel- e % inghe reac body. manufacturers have sent their most fele headache—torpld liver and are Dr. Dillingham will preach on the \our own druggist sells Dr. Wil- |expert drivers to attempt the climb, constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only On Saturday, April 29, the Holy | Universalist Belief from Sunday, Apri DRUG CO 169-171 Tiame’ Pink Pills. Send today fo the | but until the Oakland Eight went up Dleasint refuts from one of two lttle Dr. | Mother of Good Counell <Geioty of the 16 to Baster, April 23, Inclustve’ Ser. MAIN STREF7T Dr. “'”“’ms Medicine Co., Schenec- | the =idc only onc other car had cy Hdwardst Olive Tnbistalatibed tme; | Russian Orthodox church will give a vices at 7:30 o'clock. 5 i A 4 Thousands iake one or two ever o s tady, N- for the book, *Building | succeeded. That was an elght-c { Just to keep right. Try them. oo nniEos | bazar in Benz's hall for the Russian erybody invited to hear the mes. i Up the Blood Tt is free. der automobile in (he $2,000 class. l‘m box. Al drusi Ited Cross fund. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, O.

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