New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 13

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NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916. Free Presents June 15 The ARCH STREET CAR Stops on the PROPERTY. WHY YOU SHOULD BUY LOTS ON THE RENTSCHLER PARK ADDITION I1st. LOCATION is the one thing that makes REAL ESTATE VALUES. &BAY for Everyone Attending the Sale of 50 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE AT 2 P. M. FRIDAY 16 EACH DAY SATURDAY 17 LOTS $300 to $550. A Few Higher them desirable for HOMESITES or INVESTMENT PROPERTY. 1-2 MILE from the CENTER OF CITY. 2nd. BUILDINGS of the better class are being ERECTED on RENTSCHLER PARK and ADJOINING PROPERTY which will make all property in the neighborhood more valuable. 3rd. The PRICES are so LOW that you are bound to MAKE MONEY if you BUY at this SALE. 4th. OUR TERMS are so easy that you can start NOW toward getting your own HOME. Phone Charter 6203 . 902 Main St., Hartford HOLLAND PLANS TO ENLIST HUGH ARMY “Preparedness” the Watchword in the Land of Dikes (Correspondence of the Asso. Press.) The Hague, Netherlands, June 1.—| ™ An army of 1,300,000 men as Hol- Jand's military strength in any “future European struggle is the pre- paredness pragram of the ‘Volksweer- baarheid” or National Defense asso- ciation, ‘which enjoys a state subsidy ond had 140 branches and nearly 14,000 members. Under this program every able- “It Is Correct if it Bears the S-M-T Label” Stackpole-Moore- Tryon Straws $3 The S-M-T Label on a Straw Hat means the absolute maxi- mum of style and quality for $3.00. You can buy better Hats, but you can’t get better value. You can pay more, but you can’t get more in proportion to what you pay Big variety from which to choose. STACKPOLE- G ORE- TRYON COMPANY || QUALITY CORNER 115 Asylum ‘treet AT TRUMBULL, HASTPORD. bodied man and woman would be en- listed for the country's defens: there would be universal servic 1 stead of the limited compulsory tem which now obtains. The associa- tion is convinced that “‘freedom and independence can be assured omly ! when all who are able, conscious of ! their duty, prepare themselves in ser- vice in the country’s defense forces, with a view, in case of necessity, to ";eing able to defend those m&st sacred possessions of the nation.” The concrete scheme of the asso- ciation takes the form of general compulsory training, with limited repetition training and service, and 1 and prc xmg\l training and or- 8 tion. Starling out from the |!m(1plt= that the basis of all defense must be the forming of a powerful race, the program wouid provide phy- sical exercise in the s sequent preparatory vouth of the country. Afi time actually spent in the ranks would be comparatively short, the associa- = | tion argues, citing what has been seen in that respect in the present war. Only a few of the large levies thus obtained would suffice to form the field army. nce the men would pass out into the *“local troops’— territorial defense forces: These lat- ter would be so organized that, to- gether with the strong localized fron- tier and coast guards, they could be ready to tak the field in a few hours. While the “local troops” would, in the first place, serve for defense, the field army would be destined for of- fensive operations. The two together would form a force of about 800,- 000 men, fully trained, while there | would still be a reserve in the depots .00 said to enjoy wide sympathy and sup- port, and the plan is ‘expected to | come up for serious consideration in ne form or another when the present crisis is past. In a talk with the r‘orrn&pnnden( of | E. C. HALLIDAY & CO., J. D. McDonald, Mgr. The LOCATION of the lots in RENTSCHLER PARK ADDITION makes 12 minutes’ walk via. Arch Street Phone 470 213 Main St., New:Brifain | The Associated Press, the -secretary | of the association laid special stress lon the fact that the women must | also be organized and trained to co- operate, presumably largely in Red Cross work. Apart from its propaganda activi- ; i Since its I)lrth in 1899 the organlza | | tion has - provided extensive facili- | ties for rifie practice and the acquire- | | ment of other military arts, furthered | | gymnastic and athletic clubs, trained | | women for Red Cross work, and | | founded summer training camps. | | B\LL! LETS TaLk ABOUT WHERE WE'LL SPEND OUR SUMMER VACATLON See Our Property and Get Our Prices on Bml ramisn s line Lots at BAIRNIESIDAILE C. L.. BARNE EASY PAYMENTS. ' Somebody Is Alwayc Takmg the Joy Out of sze - By BRIGGS LETS Go we MONTH OF AYGUST- 1 TRHINK THATS THe BEST MON How ABouT Tue LATTER PAQT OF JuLy 'El\_._ I VE GOTTA TAaKe A BUSINE SS TRIP N WELL SEPTEMBER THeN— How's THAT) THAT'S WHEN OUR, BUSY SEASON BEGIN ST

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