New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1916, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1916. — i R : | oy o H ald This is the opportunity to assume | out a half century of existence— Brltam €Il | 1.c ro1c of santa Claus and all that it | Springfield Republican. | A BRALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, | means. During the 364 days in the A% Victer: wholfes o) doubti il Mc M]LLAN S i Proprietors. year other than Christmas Mr. Klir own mind regarding his permanent | : jed daily (Sunday excepted) at 4:15 p. m., | Ders plays the role by himsclf. By | status as such is not usually persist- New Britain's Busy Blg Store— | [ E V “hurch ‘St. giving 120 children three meals a day | €ntly and insistently suggesting peace. E N SO v | . v York Evening Sun. ptered at the Post Ofce at New Britain | for that length sides e a8 Second Class Mall Matter. S e ot R ofipxoyides — . more than a thousand substantial That “‘the house where I was born” ne ety | ™eals for each child in the institution, | is to be razed is not bothering Col. i £ rier to any part of the c i Roosevelt so much as the fact that the WISE, SMI l H & CO HARTFORD SR & v, a total ore tha e ; | : . 15 cents a week, month g anioalfo i oreft S nfo e B ar el [ e e T e o Bbscriptions for vaper to be sent by mall, ) 5 ki 2 > 1 . 40k ests’ atmonth . and thirty thousand meals. If that occupied by Me.—Louisville Courier- p o a yea. | were the only thing he accomplished | Journal. DO your Chrlstmas h o !in the staid and set days of the year — only profitable advortising medium n ; . | K : B 2 ST T e et Lot ey vt | ot n he nost sos 5| rading at the Big, Busy| CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB MEMBERS CAN room always open to advertisers. 3 Fati S . ety her de r eleve ents a : | cooperation ufthA. people in n‘m,\ lm,\ Thindl vorleas Lt B ] | ffhe Fcrald will be found on sale at Hota- i at this great festivity. But he does| yourself how expensive they become S h h k e ST ST o M BT | Llore. o provides his anarses with | Jiok na soon as smen o waking ana | Otore, where the stocks | BUY TO ADVANTAGE AT THE BIG STORE lantie City, and Hartford Depot. shoes and stockings and dresses and | Start to ride in a refrigerator car— | ¢ e s | hats and coats, and ail the things that | PHiadelvhia Eeteraph, iare ample’ Where the | } We Cash Checks Wlilmgly---Wlse, Smith & Co. Business Office 925 | boys and girls need to protect their A salaried business manager to run | Fitorial Rooms ... I8 | e bodies from the ravages of win- | the ropublican state committee and . . o ; = = ! ter and the burning heat of summér. | @ NeW corporation to handle the Billy | SEFVICE€ 1§ efficient. . Sunday revival must not be taken fo | 'S FROM THE WHITE HOUSE. | . EBWH FROM T Do not forget then to apportion part | oY, TV R8T P B merelal. | . \ccording to Washington news de- [ of the Christmas grocery or clothing | jzed. Politics and religion are o | spitehes, from now on President Wil- | fund to the Children’s Home. No |ly being raised to that stage of effi- | fon will assume full and direct charge | matter how small the gift may be it | Ciency that Mr. Hughes used to hnld; i i ation’s ideal.—New York I e e e e BATH ROBES HANDSOME FUR COATS ublic regavding the peace proposal | potatoes, one apple ple, one basket of | g cature of the international situatiol. | fruit, anything, just so it is aimed in| 1t js rolated that during Cardinal t 1s liis desire that the people of the | the right direction. Any merchant in | Mercier's visit tv Rome, he was about : ation know what is taking place in [ the city will see to it that purchases | to leave a group of prelates when $2 98 $3 98 $4 98 R e O O 5 (V| e AR o e e | S e arenbishop of Co. 3 . . . A GIFT THAT WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED. HERE YOU WILL FIND i ; him, “We w 3 el e e, o O G | S (0 G G s not speak of war. Capdinal ~Mer- CHOICEST SELECTION AT MONEY SAVING PRICES ill abandon the prevailing policy of e | Es B . S e liva-secretivencss and institute one | of peace” What would the man who hes rds ; - 3 ians today.—Brook- v B These words from Lindley M. Gar- | deported Belg =83 2 to motoring. 85 00 length. Our price tiful brocaded lining. $150 Our price . Our price fie people of the nation because of | President Wilson’s' cabinet, give his | % X . HANDS OFF. 4 el o Full length Marmot Coat, ex- French Seal Coat, with extra Hudson Seal Coat extra wide, bt will he more in keeping with has aroused the world on behalf of | TT'h o blggest values at tra wide model, especially suited full flare, 46-inch $100 with natural skunk collar, beau- ’ a ison, former secretary of war in | lyn Hagle. : There ould be rejoicing among [ Fison | l'l . - A * F h Seal Coat, full flare each price ever Shown I [ Natural Muskrat Coat, with R T e \is stand by the Prosident. The first | idea of the proposed League to En- P SEES B oxtra full sweep, made of se- ki s vk & AOO Hudson Seal Coat, fine se- i 3 . = C Peac i e i & i S i lected skin border and collar B In tHE rétor . manifested | force Peace, which William Howard | / b w h l lected skins, 45 Jlnti R clotm T iRES e : Yy us. e nave a large B ozt our price Extra fine French . a1 Coat, of natural skunk, btocaded alking | Taft is so anxious to put in 5 y the President meeting and talking | s ‘to put into ef Black .Russian Poney Coat, with full sweep and collar and lining. b publication with the néwspaper |fect after the Kuropcan war. Says TTED‘ k h f “ B e e e TRal? o e e (e 1SS 5 R iy I o ! 2 % Hudson S Coat, 47 inch nces be- | which requires the United States to | ) [ @ coon collar and cuffs and wide Elidson. seal Coat | witht tull e ety S President and the newspa- | enter into an alliance with the other - " . H klnds for men, women border on bottom. $95 flare, very fine, high 100 i '“I_ e N ; were regular weekly events. | nutions of the world and to ensage ATld Babies Die—and All Kinds of Our price lustre. Our price i s $225 ccause of the press of forcign affairs, | to join with those who side with the i and children ; le;\;;“":‘z‘l{“’;:::‘;jitl‘9"‘;‘,:: Hudson Seal Coat, extra full . b \ : : i . Coat, full wide er tt ar -had swung into its full | belligerent found to be righteous Th “R " 5 shape model. Hudson Seal : iy s i i i - | ll]gS— Gely @ collar, cuffs and border of dyed o ok flare, cuffs and collar trimmed de and the complication of dip- | against the belligerent found to be | o ur price P 3 5 | raccoon. 95 with skunk and 7-inch border matic tangles that followed, the | wrongful, should be tested in the | i o Our price ench Seal Coat, 44 inch W prfcrences at the White House were | fiery furnace of fierce debate before | After seelng five masked men de- Natural Muskrat Coat, extra length, with cuffs, collar and our price handoned. They will be taken up |it should be accepted and acted up- | liberately and fiendishly murder an in- FO“OW the crowd full, made of prime skins and wide border of dyed rac- B <0 that the President may prot | on.r nacent looking individual for an un- | trimmed with Hudson seal col- coon. Hudson Seal Coat, with very A S R T i . | known reason, after visiting the palace 5 lar and cuffs.. 89 Our price wide sweep collar, cuffs and et the American peor There is no doubt the debate will | of s Russian duke and a gambling and your wants Wl“ | G e 3 = : i DR e 275 rupulous <v<wk~hruk€-1!'.<'.’\;1‘:‘ :h;t fle- 80 on, just as soon as any renewed den containing lasi'outs ;wtl every fclc- G Natiral Pony. Coat. Bbeautl- s ;;u:;lp Je al lynx. Our price ent in the stock market that thrives | efrort is made to draj iteq | Scription, after being witnesses of a Y- h ep. g the United fully markéd, 47-inch length, (ot meen T e A o fithe : . ; rumors for the purpose of forcing | iates into w o . tearful scene wherein a baby died in b ] d et e ot oo N o tes Into what many call “Buropean | jo; pothetio little cot, after eating in e supplied up to e Natural Raccoon Coat, 52-inch many rich fur garments that i ~1m l! i politics. Although President Wilson | g unch room surrounded by tramps, ¥ = 3 iR e e b R e Without divulging any OMAUC T has declared that this is the last | millionaires, heroes, chauffeurs, cam- | h l @il $95 Ael ‘Ons. $ 50 SO, : ek iti p S = & 3 2gesr e del. Our price D X e that positively save you money. crets the President is in a pPosition | \oLiq war the United States can wit- | pires, and wideyed horoines, the dele- t e Very aSt mfinute Our price .. .. e 2 “fully inforn: the people through the | gation of amateur movie actors irom‘, vear these con ness from the grand-stand of neu- | & itai ard-! wspaper correspondents. Once he | New Britain has returned to the Hard- at:— trality, there are many who still ad- | ware city. | ! Our Restaurant EERES deial. sancti th Y | ware eity. i | "Phone orders A} o 5 news an 0":]“:: c*“‘ ]"‘"]‘ ”““ here to the doctrine of Washington, | Of course these horrible events took ;Gr“: 1:(,;’:'15:‘\?;,0 culators i all Street will be nn- |, . 3 5 | 4 v o) 2] 3 eculators in Wall Street v friendly relations with all, entangling | Place in the movies and there was no Charter 3030, 9 el s s Je to use sensational rumors for . : real danger incurred by any member o 3 alliances % S ur = and Mall Orders s stantial 6i own benefit and to the adver- | “!IANCes With none.” The Turopean o¢ the local party. It was exceedingly | { HAR'TFORD : . nations, in the transposed language ! jucky however in the realization of & promptly filled. 3 L] ! past. ¢ of those who deal in stocks and it L TRY.OF YOUR.}VURORASE Q5 tDose whojdesk gk of Eugene Field’s poem, have their , the secret hopes entertained by all. i B OYR DAILY AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY INSURES PROMPT DELIVERY OF YOUR FURCRASES fids. The events of last week, when In the Fox studio—wait a minute, lot's 1 Daily Delivery in New Britain, Elmwood, Newington, Cedsr Hiil. Maple Hill and Clayton. market was demoralized by un-| °P! B iR e T, i Bicd for rumors and scares, were | Pinion of them. Our opinion up to | " A{ 6:45 Saturday morning an ex ficient to determine the President | this is that the least we have to | ceedingly prompt collection of in-| k. for which an cntire na- | 40 With any of them the better it | dividuals was on hand at the New | = e = o e — , , 2 i % T i action, foryRE 4 be | is for us. Britain station to make the ftrip to| for the meals wn- sma'l despite the | ;. the success of the New Britain | fifteen minute schedule will be main-| Very choice cravats for ultra- it wili thank him.£There should be oy v houta | New York to see others act for the| fact that none had cs'en since an | icure. He was not worried by | tained each day, beginning at 11:37 |ical chaps—50c and up at Wilson e danger of filse rumors now. The PR Pineyitablofthatithere Sebhouldil fims and tolpartake iniseveral scenesil oiivlyibran k (st looth svacenotint hatl e s Rai e 2o ool o b SRR s e S S oW continging ! Hiroush 00 aavt. Lot Iixccuiive Wi not give out any- | e future wars in Europe. They will | under the critical single eve of thel scicme of t:1nxs a: ali, | inmetit o o sy omeree || e ne in the way of news that is not | Probably come about for the same | celluloid drama's H-gctni.‘\th(’ TT;", { Tt too soon became time to leave | ,om the ‘“set” for the local people, The board of public works will meet | mailed free at Wilson's. advt et he facts in the | reason this one started. The nations: Detalls of the trip to New York are | the fascinating spot for still another |\ gactory office, was raised in Jig [ tomorraw evening at 8 o'clock in City | ¢« ely justifieil Ny the facts 2 i " | unnecessary, as they are of journey ! of the same description the Mirror | {ime. The lights were placed, the | hall. There will be several heéarings. | executor t p on the continent will never out-grow ! rrom the Grand Central to the FoX | Studios at the other end of New York S B e Main s oM 7 ! - | executor of the estate of the their inherent racial differences and i studios at JFort J.ee. But from the | anq beyond. Tearing away the fans | i Sl nes, i Eher e S| dels onging for a lounging robe i Alice J. McIntyre. THRISTMAS GIFTS WANTED. - | jealousies. On this side of the water, | time of the arrival of the trolley ouf- | the start was finally made and trol- | on the exteriors taken in New Britain ‘\ Zlinpene S 0fat Wilson s S adt I Ttk fa pair inde pill 2 the effect of the present war has | Side of the huge glass enclosures, that | leys, ferries and subway used to et ! gtepped behind his camera and our | J'S: Thomas Neri of New Haven is | Pajamas t Wilson’s ! il seneon e Bl e wheny BESE e e s | marked the studio grounds until the ' to Glendale, Long Island and the Mir- | «qnot" was made. This wound up ;vendlng a few days at the home of | Greenwood tonight; People nta C is preparing to make his | Peen felt, . are greater | ., .o of (whisper) Maxim's early ' ror plant. G G G blotures were con., | N€T Parents on East Main street. hual round to the homes of little | Wars scheduled for the future they ! gunday morning there were things to | Here an enormous building with a | corned too must play some part on the heart | he seen and things to be heard such | variet of locations was entered. It was promised in the ‘“Herald” Several companies work upon the|inai the party would return Saturday same floor and the whole affair is lit | yizh(. Despite the fact that the en. up with lights of ~a Dblue Mnge,|tjre qay was spent in wearisome pas- | stronger than daylight. The unfor-|(ime and work nothing would do but tunate entering it without a make-up | tnat the party spend the night in the | is “shown up” in horrible stvle. Red | ity and visit the cabarets. Tt was lips become purple and great unseem- | Gone and the return was made last ; e e . P Iy blotches appear upon the fairest of I night after a visit to interesting sights the little orphans in the various| M. Garrison which are but an echo | :Uc'ffipr‘:fkl;‘: e‘:"fil‘fl.eflliqf}if?,ff skins. It mattered little however to | in the city Sunday morning. plums throughout the city,, but more | 0f the warning sounded by George | 5 SPUP 8 B0 PADST MECTS when prop- | the local party. ) Those who went on the party, In- | becially those children who have ! Washington. The debate is open to ! erly phoographed the first glass en- | UPOR one hand a baby -'"‘"‘V:“‘!- cluding some who insisted upon pay- | n intrusted to the care of the Rev. ! all. | closure was entered. It was a gam- | Lhe ased father and griel sivicken |ing their own expenses were Mrs. ! Dling den, belittling Monte Carlc A | mother hunz over its cot while the | Rifchin, the Misses Rawlings, Martin, s - e * | family physician gave up in despair. | fra}l, Dehm, Pilz and Boehm and boudolr In white (Jt was really light .o A : 5 L 2 vellow | but thish coloril photographsi} S ancefOiNelliiand ther comBanyiwene ssrs. Scotte, Pfieffer, Wesche and ce the inausdration of this insti- { seventy. Who was he? Well, his right | white) stood adjacent to & dining | Lelling a story the name 0{] “"’htl;'h = e s i C: scer d as a o he R e i e e - _ - (=0 reclk. | could not be ascertained n Mr. Klin, 3 | name was Joseph T. Miles, and he w room littered with the artis wreck plots enter the studio with numbers opinions of us, and we have our 201-303 MAIN STREET. McIntyre has been na ind girls whose mothers and i strings of America. To this end, the ! never before. . United States will be amply interested H Armed with a letter to the man on |in any world wide movement to en: | the gate the crowd descended upon L the studio, and thanks to William ore, the Herald on this ) Iox, were promptly admitted, furnish- the h01d of the greatest | the earth; but not, however, before | ed with a guide and told “to* go to it.” Jlidays, asks its readers to remem- | Weighing well the words of Lindley | No time was lost in obeying instruc- wre prepared to. receive the bld visitor, it is well to think itle ones who have lost their force peace- among the nations of fon 1. Klingberg and who enjoy | R jum in the - Children’s Home.: Joe Hayden is dead at the age of people of New Britain or any other | the sctor-comedian who gave the | @8 of a midnight revel. Valeska . ' \* "y "0 iher hand several urrat, who is working with this par- nmunity for one cent. Yet he has | country its most popular song, tr men In masks and dress suits were 1 ’ 3 ! most popular song. thar | {itiah 10,8 WOrKIng With this Dar- | men 1 2 ool b T City Items naged to succeed and today he is|lilting, rollicking, haunting melody, Yelieal oitucinERaARNICHITE WO, Vgmers | a suit of mail she stood and z e shel and clothing and food soon to murder. The hardhearted [THE CORRECT N WRITING PAPER) “There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old | making herself very agreeable to the Music bags and rolls for Christmas . : - i N R 4 camera men turned their cranks and ) little homeless children. There | Town Tonight.” The American troops | £irls and explaining to them points il aitestors ihot out int | at!CHLPietcelel Go—advt: i | | ] heen no racial or religious lincs | in the Philippine campaizn made this | APOUt Which they were curious, *Ac- | (¢ as it other eyes were not No better gift for him than a box ‘I h ( IF i f' GIF i S | tion” was heard from behind nearby other faces were not |of Big Mozarts, a cigar of quality and c 0 i H B 2 ! - hwn in the sclection of the inmates | their marching song, just as the Al- Lt | Weeping and walls and as all were conversant with | oo B8 Sy S refinement.—advt. home. All who knocked at |lied forces in the present war adopted the meaning of the cull after a week's | yo. e aat Hoolad he | S | Tt ons W T e U D s hile the local cast looked on the | Manager F. L. Kearasley of the were admitted. ' t Long Way to Tipperar, But “‘u_x‘k_m front ffl a camera in New | ,yj;.4 property man was told what | Connecticut company has made plans ' f and cloth and give shelter | the Filipinos thought that “A Hot | Britain a quick scurrying to the spot | .. \iinteq by Messrs. Keeney and | for special trolley service between this | [ RUE. we have many dc‘llgh{fu] (hmgs to and girls of tender age is | Time in the Old Town' was the na- | took place nd - fascinated eveS jcejjrywho assume the responsibility | city and Hartford for this week. A f @ mean k and requires incessant | tional anthem of the United States, show you for Christmas gwing some watched the “work.”” A croupler was or. Especially is this so at this, The author of this famous song died | roulette layout and grouped abeut the thatare merely beautiful, some that are really spinning the wheel of a complete e of the year when an cfort is|at Santa Rosa. California. on Thurs- | table werc gamblers of all deserip- | # ¥ < de to have these little ones enjoy | day last i tions and both sexes playing the ganie How to Heal i useful, and some that are both Asked to ome extent the happiness that be- | B R B Intoxicated : Skin-Diseases name the most attractive and useful gift for - - L NGE Stic n s thoteay tde annored an anerent maid who % & to others more fortunate in the | A Connecticut man reports the cap- | ... S her own chips and those Step On YOLIr Feet the gentlewoman, we should be compelled to e Gy, g I O 6 SO G T T | i e e A e A Baltimore doctor suggests thi give precedence to CRANE’S LINEN LAwWN ests this h - i interest the world less than the dis- ' tocrat saw his fortune being swent Try this yourseif then pass o 3 covery of a frog with four hind 1 | from the boards and = S dthe 4 simple, but reliable and Inexpensive, q i ster-parents Seyiofis pros iy Iann nindlle abandir v ol e it aiong to others. home treatment for people suffering The Gift of Gifts. Ths fine stationery, in | but perhaps it is safe to assume that . 57 ! | Wi eczem: ing- ; " 215l i only another of those wilg | P and vellow faces looked unreal, It works | wn?,‘“ iyl W artistically decorated gift boxes, has all the that grace their home for AT ¢ the cluttered points outside of the —— e K . g o i 3 — - - | similar itching, c 1 ¢ . It is not presumptious then | Winsted stories—Providence Journal | camera’s range looked unpleasant ing skin ey e A virtues of the ideal gift—Beauty, Correct- g RaCRR L ¥ time & nature faiir is dis- | the srinding camera and the racuous | Ouch!? ! ? ! ! This kind of rough At any reliable ness, Usefulness—and it 1s always acceptable in New Britatn will remem- | covered in Connecticut outsidcrs think | director were unfamiliar, hut all were | toik will be heard less here in town | druggist’s get a jar of fd . ; - L he pays his personal and other taxes 760 up and will not be immediately | if peopie troubled with corns will fol- | resinol ointment and even 1f duplicated. this charity when the Christmas; he pa personal anc otheritaxes fe; o ottan Vi £ this Cinei a cake of resinol : o el s : [ Tow the simple advice of this Cincin- resinol soap. pping is taking place. It is sug- | In Winsted. s s fame | In the next house Theda Bara, the | nati authority, who claims that a few | These are not at all expensive. With smiling coun- EEdFOT ST | idol of the movie worid, was working ' drops of a drug called freezone when :1}:0 "‘?l?noldflml}’ and warm water bathe and working hard. 1ler scenes were » applied to a tender, aching corn stops e aflecte arts thoroughly, until 0 i watched with great interest hy (ho -eness at once. and soon the corn | Uhey are free Fer crusts and the skin OUR ASSORTMENT ELABORATE BOX e gang” in movie parlance, Hours | drics up and lifts right out without | 18 Softened. Dry very gently, spread IS COMELETE o v FOR THOSE TO flen At iRroceny S oten Corh IACTS AND PANC] were spent in the two glass hou. nait on a thin layer of the resinol ointment, SMALL BOXES FOR N WHOM MORE e with a few moments off for lunch in | Ile says freezode is an ether com- fi::;:g"g ‘;’ffitég'fikfii"fimm “'E?icé ;gosh‘ YOU WinH . g PRETENTIOUS f where the nccessaries of life are [ Apparently all submarines are now ! the Iittle movie lunch room back of j pound which drles Immediately and | ghouid be dono twice a day. Usually SEENRER S and that these purchases be | either Turkish or mines.—Brookiyn K (m° Cf the houses. ~Fhosc few wmo- never Inflames or oven lrvitates the | the jtching and burning stop with the | Bagie. Shwers Elosiougialey © funs | surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter | firgt treatment, and the skin soon be- Initials or Monograms on your selection in gold or S— Hereln were all = descrip- {of an ounce of freezonc will cost very | comes clear and healthy again. color, from one of a thousand dies we have on hand. ed that all those who desire to ier spark of happiness to the | Only six days before Christmas. | id old werld do so by placing an | = 1t stores, and all other such mar- lered taken to the Childrens’ Home. irst call, of course, is for the .y indicative of the new of makeups atl many favori little at any dru o but is sufli- | 25 - ° . ~ 66 escaries ‘of life—faod and cloth- | which has grown up in trade rivalry, | €f the soveen fTne: were #linithe fclonts toliremoveevery, ihard ford soft Almost any soap will clean the skin Adkins Pl’lntflfl LO It there are those who can af- | a Georgia busincss concern re, costin.ne of their parts ind & viried |corn or callus from one’s feet. Mil- | and hatr But thase whe want & soap g o (hurch St. i o few little luxuries these will more than welcomed, in the local NewsDAPErs to comgragu. heiven of bliss Lad »roved for many | come this announcement since the in- | helps the complexion and hair are wise Jata & compatitor en BBz seundaed ! f the Herald purty and the check , auguration of the high heela L to choose resinol soame 1 Lusnd a portion of its advertizing space | colleetio it was. The seventh lions of American women will wel- | which not onlv cleanses but actually SU—