New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1916, Page 2

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, D AR NI “That’s the BayerCross” It is the mark of the one genuine, unadul- terated Aspirin. Ask for BayerTablets Aspirin City Items WHITE LEAD for Painting purposes was made 300 Years Christ. We have none of this in stock but | CARTER’S WHITE LEAD and every ounce of it is guaranteed absolutely pure. NOW is the time to place your order with us for FALL PAINTY\ _, cspecially exterior work.. We s of “Aunt Delia’s Bread.” ."fore we do Action on the death of Captain John 3rien will be taken at a special ing of Daly council, K. of C., at p’clock this evening. oin New Britain National cation club tonight. Open 7 t hrough Attorney J. G. Woods, U. | Chapini has brought suit against toni Squillicote for $200. J. Zahnleiter, violinist, has re- ed teaching. Studio, Booth's Block. havt. [Phe exccutive committee of the lamber of Commerce held a meeting s afternoon at 2:30. Laubin, pianist, Apply Booth by mail HART FORD. We Are Showing All the New Ideas in ALL MILLINERY RT HATS UNTRIMMED HATS MILLINERY TRIMMINGS Bank | to 8.— guarantee the materials and workmanship. Try us. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3 and 5 Frankiin Squars. Wew Britaln, Cona. resumed block, Wed- avt. Haven and street, ge li- ““The Bayer Cross—Your Guarantee of Purity’ or Paul I ss Helen Swift s city, we granted se this morning. Taylor of New TATLORED HATS iI-DRESS HATS a m DRESSY HATS uarantee that These questions in these tablets is of the reliable Bayer manufacture. Th | Fall a visit to the Millinery ? Dillon Headquarters ale of ladies’ new fall k. Buckiey 1 St, Hartford.- Bnniversary exercises will be held evening at the meeting of Wash ton camp, P. O. S. of A larence M. Super and Miss Althea swold of Main street were rried by City Clerk A. L. Thomp- b at City hall this morning. he quaint little Berlin Tea Shop | the church, a fine place for | cheon during fair week.—advt. What are the correct styles in 2 Trum- . can be readily answered by where immense assortme at we are showing all the newest styles in In our displays you will find that we feature very moderate price: hats that will surely win your approval. FALL FASHIONS NOW READY IN SUTI DRESSES, WAISTS AND GLOV COATS, Pictures of September Morn Beautiful September Morns with just exactly the right effect offer the very best photographs. Go out and take the early morning picture. It's the new fad and the new sport. We sell you a camera or all camera supplies if you already own a camera. We~ sell you the best in either at the lowest pos Let us do your Geveloping and printing. as the Jowest. Successor to Hallinan Bread and Ice Cream Co. - CK FROM TURBULENT DANDS. ] t Trip tw lor Dorian Teils Abou rip - Belgium With Provisions. fohn D. Dorian of this city, quar- master on the S. S. Gothland, has ived here for a few days' visit, after rip across the waters to Belgium, ere his ship carried relief to the lgians. Mr. Dorian’s stay here will brief as he expects to start in a or two for a return trip with wvision: eaking of the trip, Mr. Dorian s of seeing many of the belligerent Jps in their movements. Nothing an eventful nature happened on trip, the ship being allowed to s unharmed after answering the uired questions. After the goods e unpacked, the Germans took 40 cent. of the cargo for their own , he say: Don’t worry about your Baking. Take in the Fair ible prices. Our prices are as low er )RUG STORE. and come in here on your way home for your Bread. Our regular 10c size loaf is 8c in the store. MADETOYOUR MEASURE SUITS AT $38.00 T0 843 Will meet the demands of the most discrimi- nating, for exclusive style, beauty of finish, accuracy of fit and perfection of cut. OVERCOATS EVENING SUITS . - Hovstulls iT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 399 ASYLUM ST Comnecting with 140 TRUMBULL 57’ HARTFORD. Tuesday we will have our line of Coffee Cakes, and Bath Buns. Delicious, is the word for these goods. 5N S S5 CTHERexa L. “ » A ,,,”h?mfl; e SAFETY FIRST ON OUR ICE CREAN “There’s a Reason.” Annoucement. D. J. Selander has re-opened his ket in temporary quarters at the ner of Dwight and Fairview streets i will be pleased to greet his old tomers as well as new ones.—advt. BELL-ANS bsolutely Removes digestion. One package oves it. 25c at all druggists. CO-OPERATIONFOR GREATER SUGCESS Rev. Dr. Earle B. Cross Preaches Labor Sermon at Baptist Church | the masses against capital and shows Buy your cream in the store and save money. the real value of true and honest competition as against the unjust com- petition of most modern business me- thods. An abstract of Dr. Cros: mon follows: ““This is the gospel of labor Ring it, ye bells of the kirl, “The Lord of Love came down from above To live with the men who work.’ ‘“Jesus Christ of Nazareth was both carpenter and thinker—true fellow therefore of all who work whether with brain or hand. It is not the place of the church to solve the prob- lems of our industrial ferment, nor | the place of the church to build the fabric of the economic life; but it is the function of the church of Jesus Christ and of his servants to place upon business structures the spirit level of his teachings, and to hang heside the buildings of our economic system the plumb-line of his ideal of life. The churches have taken a de- cided stand upon many economic is- sues. Witness the declaration of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, which represents 19,000,000 of people connected with thirty-three Protestant denominations in this country. Of the sixteen items in the declaration we quote but five: “The churches must stand for equal rights and complete justice for all men in all stations of life. “For the protection of the worker from dangerous machinery, occupa- tional diseases, and mortality. “The right of employes and em- ployers alike to organize; and ade- quate means of conciliation and arbi- tration in industrial disputes. “The gradual and reasonable re- duction of the hours of labor to the lowest practicable point, and that de- gree of leisure for all which is a condition of the highest human life. TN Y IR, “A new emphasis upon the applica- < tion of Christian principles to the 4 .AE(" 19'": 29 : . | acquisition and use of property and Sizes 6 1-2 to 7 5-8. . . the most cquitable distribution of the Prices $2.50 to $5.00. i z product of industry that can ultimate- TSRS ly be devised. “The battlefield of our day is bus- iness life. ‘Business is the unregen- erated sphere of our social order.’ Our Home Made Candies are on sale at our new Candy Counter. Made in the Sunshine Candy Kit- chen, Delicatessen products fresh every day from the Kitchen—come in and see what you want in this line. All kinds of Cooked Meats, Salads and specialties. HALLINAN’S|| & o "."CASH STORE' =mems | B @10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar . . . 142 MAIN STREET 81 ib. Eiryad Cofiee . .. .. 1 can Talcum Powder . . . . can Scouring Powder . . . ALONE'HAVE THEM IN NEW BRITAIN Rev. Dr. Earle B. Cross, pastor of the First Baptist church, in I ser- mon yesterday morning took a labor competition is for money, and the stakes are too large. The health, so- cial standing, future prospects of fam- ilies are too often the stake and the many losers are crushed for the gain of one. Again, the handicaps are too great to make the competition more than a farce—as one writer has put it, “the star racers are furnished with motoreycles, the novices run on foot.” Co-operation Spells Success. “But signs of the regeneration business are not wanting. ‘The rude hand of economic necessity is for- tunately on the side of the moral ideal shoving and jamming and hauling the obstinate factors around into their places.’ Competing capitalists found their strength enhanced and their business in larger enterprises made possible by co-operation. The work- have answered his call for evangelis- tic service at the close of the church. night meeting on Thursday evening. The Women’s Missionary society will meet Friday o ., Sept. 15th at 3:30 o'clock. Plans for the work of the coming winter will be discussed and responsibility as a society in the “Five Ye um” will be pre- sented. A full attendance is desired for this first meeting of the season. There will be no exchange of hooks in the library for the next two weeks Sept. 10th and 17tn. Complying with the order of the Board of Health the Bible school will not open for the regular session at 12:15 o’clock until Sept. 24tn, — A.B.JOENSON, D. D. 5. 35 Royal Gold Stamps Free IPURE LARD Best A. & P. [.eamery CHEESE | BUTTER 8. 21¢c 8. 36c A LB. BLUE ROSE RICE WHOLE MILK of 'SON RI DR. EARLE B. CROS D.1. S, ers CITY HALL HATTERS FOR MEN subject as his theme and preached on “The Battlefleld of Our Day,” a tople which deals with the strife of Candy of Quality —— Candy of Purity Candy of Excellence We do not think any candy could be bet- ter that the following famous brands: HUYLER’S MARY GARDEN PAGE and SHAW’S ICKINSON DRUG CO., D — ST -/ WHITMAN’S 169-171 MAIN STREET Does our business system tend to make it fairly easy to do right and hard to do wrong? Does it reward or pen- alize neighborliness? Neighborliness was the principle which Jesus laid down as fundamental. Can you live by this in your business? If you can- not, you must either confess that business or Jesus is a moral failure. Which? There Ts Alwhys Some Gain. “Many maxims of business might be cited, and many of action which are contr y to the spirit and teaching of Je: Christ ‘We note one. ‘Competition is the lifa of trade’ This depends upon the character of the competition. In ath- letics there is good competition when a hundred men prepare for and com- pete in a race. Two or threc only receive prizes, but those who fell short of a prize gained deepened chests, stronger muscles and health- ful exercise. In the competition of workmen for leadership only a few get the promotion but those who competed for the place are better workmen and worthier for the com- petition. Competition which leaves the competitors who are defeated at least no worse off than they were before is good. Most business com- petition is like the gladiatorial com- bats of old; the defeated is left a bloody corpse. Such competition is not born from above. Business Completion Deplored. “Modern business competition is to life principles be deplored for many reasons. The | , co-operating to match the organ- ization of the capitalist, find, when thiey strike, if they had not painfully realized it before, that they are poor- ly off without the co-operation of the employers. And the poor com- mon people devoutly wish for the co-operation of both employers and worker with him in reducing the high cost of competition. The most ser- ious charge which can be brought against socialism or the labor union is that they emphasize class strife. “A new economic order has de- veloped in which organization ana massing of industrial units are a prominent feature. The great moral objection to this lies in the owner- ship and control of all this by a re- latively small group of men. We can see the -way out and the spirit of brotherliness and neighborliness must prevail—God wills it. Washington Gladden says: ‘The one thing for us to be sure of is that God has a way for human beings to live and work to- gether, just as truly as He has a way for the stars over our heads and the crystals under our feet; and that it is man’s chief. end to find this way and follow it."” Weekly Notices. Following are the church notices for the week The church-night service on Thurs- day evening at 7:45 p. m. is an ap- pointment which the minister makes with every one of the congregation. The theme will be John 4:45-54. Dr. Cross will meet with those who DENTIST National Bank Bldg Open Eveniugs. Young Children Having a tendency to squint can be cured, and before having their Eyes taxed by study should ve them ex- amined. A child's Eye ht is not ful- 1y developed until several years after the usual school age, and every pre- caution should be taken to preserve it. We Can Overcome Defects of Viston in Childhood which if let run on never be overcome. to maturity can Broken Lenses Duplicated atisfaction Guaranteed— A. Pinkus Eyesight Specialist and Manufacturing Optician. 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