New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1916, Page 10

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1916. I am a globe-circler. I have smoked the finest ciga- reites of Turkey, of Egypt, of Russia. But the king of them all is sHelmar” Turkish Cigarettes— made right here in our U. S. A. I tell you no other cigarette can touch them. “Helmar” is certainly an American product to be proud of. The mildest tobacco jor cigarettes is Turkishe The best tobacco for cigarettes is Turkish. Don’t pay ten cents for anybody’s clgarette untll you have tried “Helmar,’” a fascinating, elevating, gentleman’s smoke. sMakers of the Highest Grade Turkish «and Egyptian Cigarettes in the Workd 4 Curporation LOCAL MEN IN CAMP ALMOST DEAD BROKE Anxiously Waiting to Get Their Little Filteen Per From U. S. COOKS DISCOVER TARANTULA But Captain Ladbury Prevents Them From Fondling Little Pest—Max Spillar Provides Amusement—Sex- tet Organized. (Special Correspondence by J. F. Conners.) Nogales, Arizona, July 7.—Even the elements are turning out to celebrate the advent of the New Britain soldiers on this desert strand, for yesterday occurred the first rainy day that has hit this pile of sand in nine months. Think of it, nine whole long months, PRREECTLY IZED MILK . SEIBERT AND SON, You Want Good Bottled Beer, Wine or Liquors, Order Same from PHILIP BARDECK, B5 Arch St. "Phone 482-2 6 teams. Tel. connection. LAND SALE AT MAPLE HILL AVE, NEWINGTON, CONN. 5 MINUTES WALK FROM THE TROLLF BY THE Electric Light, Water and Land Co. BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS This is your opportunity to purchase the best building lots in this state. The land is all level and has been cultivated for 50 vears, and crops can now be seen growing there, no trees to be cut down or stones to be blasted out, or ditches to be dug, as there is in other sections around New Eritain which three times what it is worth before you build makes your land cost ‘Warranty deed given on last payment. Small monthly payments, no taxes, no interest. You will property with us. Local Agent on the land every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Inspection day, Sundays from 1 to 6 p. m Local Office, W. F. Stauffer, 81 South Burritt ’Phone 2091, New Britain, Conn. Main Office, 281 Bank Street, Waterbury, Conn. Felix Briaco. deposit, not lose small your Street, PASTEUR Park Street, Near Stanley, some of them having thirty-one days. Now who says New Britain isn't being recognized? This rainy day was not a particularly inspiring one for the boys in camp but the arrival of an- other bundle of Heralds, date of July 1, served to keep the men interested for some time and then they had plenty of subjects to talk about. It seemed like home again to be able to talk in- telligently about happenings back in New Britain. Co. I Does First Guard Duty. No wthat we are firmly established here in Camp Holcomb camp life is really beginning to amount to some- thing and the boys are getting a real taste of military life. The New Brit- ain members are confined in camp ev- ery third night when the third bat- talion does guard du During that night this battalion is responsible for the safety of the entire camp. As was the c: at Niantic, Company I was the first company to be detailed to guard duty and believe me, the boys from little old New Britain were a proud lot when, early in the evening, they shouldered their loaded rifles and marched out to take up the long vigil. Possibly they did throw out their chests a little more than usual and posssibly their stride did lengthen out a little more like that of the old time soldier, but they were justified and they did their work well, too. Rodman Chamberlain was sergeant of the guard and was a very worried young man lest something should go wrong. During that long to be re- membered night seven shots were fired within our hearing and at each one the Company I bhovs took a firmer grasp on their rifles, thought rapidly of home and friends, then turned their faces grimly toward whence the shots came. There was no cause for worry, however. That was our first experi- ence in the line of active military duty ! and border patrol and so wide awake | were the guardians that it would have taken an invisible garment to have sneaked any “Greaser” into camp. Men Are All Strapped. Some of the bo: with musical tastes feel that possibly the social side of the camp might be improved upon and they are trying to do it. We call it singing down here, but in the best regulated families it Is called something else. Just as soon as we can get an ocarina, however, there will be some real music and several of our genuine mus ns (they say they are real musicians and T suppose they ought to know) will get. their chance. Then, to the accompaniment of the ocarina, real music will issue forth from the throats of our silver voiced warbling sextet, just organ- ized. In the interim Minot, Bartlett and Pickup and Company Musicians Anderson and Bigge do their best, which is justly appreciated and for which they receive due credit. Spillar Is Camp Comedian. Stories of army life tell ever: “pet,” a member who is a friend of all, and by his general good humor keeps all in the best of spirits. our camp is certainly regular we have such a man and he is none other than Max Spillar. Max is a doughty little German, and even before we departed from New Britain had earned the title of “Charley Chaplin.” Max is a walk- ing joke; in fact comedy and Max are synonymous. But Spillar has other claims to fame, and last evening he demonstrated his physical prowess by giving a wrestling exhibition showed him to be superior to most of the members of this company. Max has suddenly become imbued with a fiendish desire to try a half-Nelson, a hammerlock or some other of his fa- holds on Whiskers Carranza is regarded as Mexico champion wrestler because of his slip- pery ways and the manner in which he wrestles from embarrassing situa- tions with your Uncle Sam. ‘While there is little to plained of here, the water not agreeing with the men but they will soon get accustomed to it. As it is they are all fifty per cent. better than anyone believed they would be. Our time thus far has been spent getting our new equipment in proper shape for federal service. Believe me, none of the “militia standards” is accepted here. PRINTING In Many Different Languages, BY SKILLED UNION MEN Moderate Prices. LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6:15 p. m. Mondays and Wednesdays to 8 p. m. Tel Mgr’s Res, 179-5. Foreman 339.12 THE EASTERN PRINTING CO., 53 CHURCH STREET, TEL. 633 be com ©. EBBESEN, MGR. us that in well regulated camp there is a | As | which | The storm that has just passed ove camp was refreshing to say the least | and the company appeared tumes Eden. bath Almost Bitten By Tarantul The what a tarantula closely by old father All of the bunch enjoyed the immensely | marked that it made him think of the er baths at . C. A—it w company DELISIOUS MMERDRI AT LIGGETT-RIKER-HEGEMAN’S CLEAN DRY GLASSES—CLEAN SPOONS GOOD SODA—SERVED RIGHT These are just four of the important reasons why thousands of people choose Liggett’s when they want to enjoy a glass of soda or a dainty ice cream sundae. RIKER'S PERFECT ICE CREAM is famous the country over for its ex- traordinary richness and quality. served right—delicious a'l the time. Peach Ice Cream Short Cake Fresh Sliced Peaches, temptingly spread over Sponge Cake and Riker’s Perfect Ice Cream. 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Adapted to the the nursery bath, or as a finishing touch to the morning shave. needs of the little mess tent Tom Dys their into the | onl and Cooks n and Oscar Nezas stopped culinary activities pest this shambled morning to a man, their tents in cos- resembling that worn Adam in the Garden of | to almost no befor ) ong make a grab for it. A timely | pe warning from Captain Ladbury pre- | vented these two best friends of the | Car soldier from fondling the little cuss. | °" Straightway the entire company mave a rising vote of thanks to the cap- 7 tain for his valiant rescue for it would have been the worst Kind of a catas- trophe to have had anything hap- enough and one man re- the New Britain Y. so different. cooks have looks like. For Itching Eczema, | Old Sores and Piles ;0 .o “I guarantee my Peterson, “to cure ec itching at once will of PETERSON'S gist money does zema. write on my a letter “The piles is burn 't do eve Willam A Y., is surely “I used PETERSON a little boy suffering terribly with ec- It did the work." Then there is Alex T.outtel, a brave fireman of Buffalo, as follows: leg doctors failed NT entirely healed the sore quick- And from over from A best th PETFE A big box for Peterson's out Mail orders filled, charges prepaid Ly | 1y lPeterson Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. pen to the chefs. I have seen hun- gry men before, but never have I seen such a collection of hungry individ- are. They are getting but never seem to get enough. In the town there are \a her A rarely nuts, figs, fruits and creams. and skilled blending can make them; MOSQUITO BANISHERS Riker’s Mosquito L Riker’s Mosquito Mosquito Temple of Gypsy has been enough to show that thers 1s Spanish and the boys little Spanjsh dictionaries which they a store to buy a cigar, stutter a and then dig into their pocket for the little ster’s idea stock great hoost. There is had to gun fire was this morning when Captain Ladbury exhibited his manship on a Liggett’s Perfect Soda is made right and 10cC TODAY BIG CANDY VALUES VENDOME CHOCOLTES An exqulsite assortment of rolled cream fruit centers. Ohocolate dipped whole nuts, whole fruit honey nougat, pure cream cara- mels, malted milk mellows, cara-{ . dell others BILLIE BURKE jous assortment, with fillings consisting mainly of E = CHOCOLATES As fine :::”:ll\e"!wl;:)‘nl‘ chocolate 50 { VIVAUDOU | SUNBURN § o~ ng and comfortable ap-( ication for relief of the red- d smarting of sunburn, windburn, ete. Useful also in cases of ordinary burns, chaf-) ing, tan and freckles. ion Taleum Foe Allah Cream & Sticks, b of C YOU'LL ENJOY SMOKING A SIX-0-ONE CIGAR These Cigars are mado from the tobacco, by expert workmen in sanitary factories and are noted for their rich, full-bodied fragrance. 5¢ Each. Try One Today best A strietl; seasoned woap of purity. Imported for our best trade. 19 cacs, 310050° well exceptional especially y had a taste of it as vet, but it | that coula showed not stand signs of the hea going : ! mad shirking among the militiamen But Little Mail Received. I don't know what but there has been for Company I since ry religiously in their breast pock- | lttle did come It is amusing to see them zo into | Several little side trips before res | ceived it We get the paper ind that helps some As we think the folks back tirely forgotten us, be well to warn comes in very handy no re hoping that they long enough to use t1e. the matter is, little or no mall our arrival. What through was sent on kept her we thon lon't home have en- probably it vould them to address oll mail prc Owing to faot that the California guard is also hers | the letters C. N. G., do not suffice. The correct address is Company I First Connecticut Infantry, Nogales, Arizona vhile life ola good has certainly savers. was a Noah Web- one and lus been given a the but little real excitement e and the only approach we have mark couple of stray dog: says | couple of good restaurants, and whenever we are relieved from duty hence. Even that mine-prevention will soon be nothing but a pleasant mem- ory if the state doesn’t come through pretty soon with that little fiftcen | per (month). At this writing a ma- jority of the men are apped and several of them have already got their next month’'s pay spent. plenty of Mexican money the woods full of it, no woods Mexican “T had an old sore | : 3 : g ! money can be carried away by the many years. The best | .o 0,45 for a small sum. New Brit- PETERSON'S OINT- |40 Gy soon be swamped with “Greaser” currency for the boys are in Canada comes | qonging 1t home so their friends can Blockeby, stating: see what it looks like. hit for itching “h man in the camp is zetting his share of the little tasks the necessary. The prediction of a camp was a safe one and Captain bury and Lieutenant Griffin are rapid. moulding the outfit into one of ihe | best on the border. Of course we have = - = ointment,” na; to stop the reliable drug- refund your | OINTMENT /thing T say it will do.” Carley of Franklin, N. wise man. ie writes: S OINTMENT on nd any cheerfully There is here, in fac who SlsTaallicolifieta s = S for Ointment takes of sunburn in 10 the minutes Save the Babies. NFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. ‘We can hardly realize that of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent., or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach ome year; thirty-seven per cent., or more than one-third, before they are five, and one-half before they are fifteen ! i . ‘We do not hesitate to say tbat a timely use of Castoria would save a majority of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many of these infantile deaths are occasioned by the vse of narcotic preparations. Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain more or less opium or morphine. ~They are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lead to congestions, sickness, death. ~Castoria operates exactly the reverse, but you must see that it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. Castorla causes the blood to circulate properly, opens the pores of the skin and allays fever. W—— Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of > A m