New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1917, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1917. HITS MILITARISM FROH HIS PULPIT | A _ | [Rev. Dr. Cross Not Opposed to { Milk Campaign _Statistics—Watchi' for Your Milkman's Name 1 SEE WHAT YOU GET Q) XTI LI II I I DT DI DI e GG GG C GG GG G O G I S . Boston Store| A FEW SPECIAL VALUES FOR THIS WEEK 15 Pieces Bleached OUTING FLANNEL 36 Inches Wide 15¢ a Yard. This is a low price on today’s What kind of a cigarette would YOU ecall sensible? Check up and see how nearly this comes to fitting in with your own ideas:— ASENSIBLE cigarette must taste good. It must be cool and smooth to your throat and tongue. It must be properly mild — mild enough so that you’ll feel all right even though you may smoke more than usual. s the re- Market. Uy . Speaking on the nationally impor: ant question of military preparedne BUNGALOW CRETONNE fortable Covering. Itisheav-|cir in ravor of summer camps for | the In this space daily appe caminations While rull examination | sults of the laboratory New I department ol milk sold in uin. health makes a | chemical and refractive the cleanliness of amount of | of each sample, only | fat and the degree of the milk will be orded here in or- hall not be con- of The der that the reader fused by an array figures. cause of the balance of their Turkish blend. The milder to- baccos in this blend are in such perfect balance with the richer, fuller-flavored leaves as to en- tirely off-set that uncomfortable, “oily heaviness” found in so In short, it must be comfort- | ™3nY other cigarettes. able. If it isnt, it can’t be sensible. You’ll notice the difference as soon as you try Fatimas. Lypate VOO0 LTI I VY VIV nd Fatimas are comfortable be- Amt. of Amt. of Dirt Clean Clean | Trace Small Small large Clean | Clean Clean Clean Clean Cleat Trace Clean Clean Clean Trace Sman Small | Clean Large Trace Clean 3.00 Clean 2.90 Clean REEKS, Superintendent. FLS T TF YT T BAD BREATH | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at \’ i | | war-like AN TR SRR TR R TR RSO RO U U U RN A the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- | stitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the.work. | ~4 People afilicted with bad breath find ' 8¢ 150 a and‘ n with a war-like and aggressive and the spirit of anti-militasiam is the A new lot just received. Wood declares, ‘We in this countr .25 per cent. fat. Milk should be Quite & Novelty .in Design | to how we may protect our citizons | containing a small or large amount of into useless waste of wealth and time, | opoitin'e to both their milkdealer and 20 Odd Pairs (only “The sentiment of that popular | throughout the month and later a full i . 03 mother’s heart especially since we |On the farms. Also 14 pairs of Ecru in curing of world peace and the preven- | Samuel Falk .. 3 Pairs of Another nor that world-peace can be assured, | Providenco cation of the Swi H. P. Battey & Son. Inational sympathies. When the time | A Olander and ageressive spirlt. et | Baiic: brutal spirit of life-taking. P Troies () lven the tragedy of today ier than Silkoline milltary training but specified that % e this training in arms should be in a 36 Inches Wide spirit of peace preservation rather it. WHITE LAWN APRONS he Christlan church stands oter- Plain and Trimmed, at nally opposed to war and militarism, 25¢ and 38c each. | true spirit of the American | average milk contains from per said Dr, C who continued, cent. to 4 per cent. fat. The statute 5 less @ pers than Major-General | requires that it shall not be less than Something New Is the “HANDKERCHIEF do not want a large standing arm ‘lean, but a mere trace of dirt does FEYE® nor do we desire anything that s not signify a dirty milk. On the oth- OF EYE | ors of mil sm.’ The question er hand, thtre is a no excuse for milk N 4 . in their normal course of life, sInce | qirt. The housekeepers can do as ' At 25cceach. See Them. | inis is the duty of every state, and | much toward making the campalgn a OTTINGHAM how can we do this without plunging | 4, ws can the board of health by < L CURTAINS [[earunaitnotatttm Eigics AgBYCSSIVE | tho pealth department any adverse one | Militarism? condition they find in the milk they pair of a patterns) in white, Favors Military Training Camps. buy. This dally report will continue will be sold for half regular | ;" Did Not Raise My Boy to Bo | FePort will be made of tho sanita prices, - - « Soldier echoes the veice of every |condition of the dairies in the city : have seen and heard 8o much of hor three different patterns. rov and tragedy from across the s > il 6 Pairs of One Design Let every energy be sent to the se 5 Pairs of Another tion of wars. Together wih this, |J. Landwchr . since it Is not certain that all bar- | 1. Kolodney jans are removed from the world, | J. Himalstein Were $4.50, to go at ! : f B o ) . et us follow a ne, anti-militaristic | I, Shapiro $2.00 a Pair. of preparation. The experts [L. Dworin 4 1 tell us what that is. Possibly G. A. Ostman. 1 | Certainly the earlier vears of | G M. Holmqui life shouid not be impregnated with | I Conlin f i | warlikene Teach patriotism and | 13, Katz | kindle world-wide interests and inter- | A" Barpy .. ... .. { national sympathies. Whe the time | XoCordovien Bro | comes for a few weeks of military In- [ 7 pucin O 8 ¥ | struction each year, let it be given |3° pua (B g k_ ['\with the spirft of self-preservation [ pra oo . and police-duty rather than with a e L e the handling of guns and the mastery i of evolutions he made with the spieit [ M Slordian of life-protection rather than with the | ;' ootz J. Hofberg Int ational Police Necessary. “The day of the abolition of war may not he so very far distant after is S \ing the futility of such a strug- Until the world is perfect and a1l men and nations are following - uick relief through Dr. , Edwards’ live Tablets. The,. pleasant, sugars ebated tablets are taken far bafi breath by all who know them. [ Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- | _tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, & Stimulating them to natural i ¢learing the blood and gently pur the entire system, They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after cffects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, ' F—ipiuu cathartics ed from Dr. “dwards’ Olive Tablets withou i ing, pain or any disa c ¢ s, Dr. F. M. Iidwards discovered the formula @ eventeen years of prac- tice among patients afilicted with bowel sand liver complaint with the attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are pure- ly a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive colos Take one or two cvery right fo 0 FEEL FINE! TAKE “CASCARETS” FOR LIVER, BOWELS 10 cents! Don't stay sick, headachy, con- Apend Can’t harm you! Best cathartic men, women and chil- dren. for Enjoy life! Your system 1s fillod with an umulation of bile and bowel pois which keeps you bilious, headachy, dizzy, tongue coated, breath bad and stomach sour—Why don't vou get.a 10-cent box of Cascarets at the drug store and feel bull Tako Cascarets tonight and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleaning you over experifenced. You'll with a clear head, clean tongue, lively step, rasy skin and looking and feel- Ing fit. Mothers can give a whole Cascaret to a sick, cRoss, bilious, fe- verish child any time—they are harm- never gripe or sicken. O§S LUNC iess BISCUIT BOSS on every cracker | dependent in week and note the effect. | bilious, | wake up | ideals like the golden rule, there will Yo néed of a strong: body of police, ‘nationdl "And “Mmternational. »Whether. ‘our quota should be secured by uni- vorsal compulsion’ is a grave question no small degree upon the estimates of experts as to the number of trained men needed. Our part in'the discussion is simply to | pcint out that the maintenance of a trained body of men for the protec- tion of the state is not incons! t with a profound antipathy to war. The most peaceful citizen believes in the maintenance of a trained police force as long as there are hoodlums in ex- istence, and rightly so.” Will Answer Question, Tt has beep the custom following his Sunday evening s, to have an open forum dis- cussion on the toples upon which he touches and last night several of the congregation expressed their opinions. Referring to the subject of compul- sory miiltary training, Skidmore I aman aske@ a most pertinent ques tion. He remarked that the ages of eighteen or nineteen years, when a youth would have to enter the mili- tary service, is the age when a young man generally makes his en- trance into business. He asked whether or not it would disorganize business and hinder the advancement of the youth’ of the country to make his join the army. Dr. Cross was prevented from answering this ques- tion owing to the general discussion but at next Sunday evening's servic he will expound fully upon the ques- tion. of Dr. Would Emulate Christ, Thomas James also spoke from the floor of the church and expressed himself as utterly opposed to militar- ism in any form. He was not in favor of military training. To strengthen his argument Mr. James declared that 1s Christ opposed force and figh or of milit Jes ing and was not in fs ism. ‘“‘“What Christ favored and lieved certainly ought to e enough for us,'” the speaker said. Disagrees With Pastor. Although Dr. Cross had expressed himself as opposed to militarism and a big standing army, he did favor some sort of military training so that a military force might act as does a police department to enforce peace. An elderly woman in the congrega- tion voiced her protest even of this opinion. She declared herself as ab- solutely opposed for force of any kind and cited an instance in her own family. She said that a relative abroad had been drafted into the army. He expressed aversion to fighting and was told by the officers that he would be given a job in a clerical department where he would not have to fight, if he felt that way about it. Instead however, the young | man was placed in the front ranks of the battle line and fell to his death amid shot and shell. The terrors of war having been brought home to the woman thus forcibly, she sald she could see absolutely no justification in armament, Owing to illness, J. E. Miller, ‘cel- list, of Hartford, was unable to be- good Every Cracker Al grocers BOSS present at last night's services to ren- der the special music scheduled. The musical service scheduled for last night will take place next Sunday evening. be | SEVERAL BANQUETS HELD Hotel Scene of Gay Festivities When Insurance Mcn and Factory Oflicials Hold Forth. The Hotel were the scene of Nelson dining rooms Eay festivitios when on Saturday evening several Oflicers and Stanley Works tion dined, President I master and President F. dir Mutual eleven be- A. Myers following were A. Myers: vice . John Hill; sccretary, H. T treasurer, Clayton A. James; Captain James C. Sleath of the Stan- ley Works fire department, F. A, Wooster, C. E. Andruss, Jr, L. A. quets were held. tors of the Bénefit ! Hoffman, Walter Broadley, Theodore L. Wagner and Gordon J. Ely. The ssoclation ‘will have its annual meet- with clection of officers }ebruary “ifteen agents of the Ncg Jusurance company held a banquet at the hotel with General Agent John 1Bhm of Hartford acting toustmas- ter. Guests wer from this city, Hartford, ntic, Bristol, Naugatuck, Waterbur Stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven, Meriden and Portland. Willlam T. O'Brien acted as toast- master at the annual banquet of the Corbin Screw Corporation Ioremen's club. Among the speakers were Charles N. Glover, general manager, and George P. Spear. Leonard and Herrmann Co. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE ‘ Wool Sweaters. wide choice of colors. All sizes. $9.98 NOW SELLING, $8.98 NOW SELLING NOW SELLING, NOW SELLING NOW SELLING NOW SELLING NOW SELLING Ne SPECIAL NOTE—Watch for our in ON WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SWEATERS. Speclal Prices as follows prevall on the balance of our stock of Smart The season's best selling models are represented, $7.98 .. 86.98 Wednesdny — Night Store, 165 Main Street, New Britain Two Stores 227 Main Street, Middletown each ....... don’t fail to try one. many others.— AUNT DELIA’S BREAD is full of nourishment, al- ways tempting and sweet.—Your grocer sells it.— SPECIAL for TUESDAY | ORANGE SQUARES, made with fresh Oranges, 18¢ These are something different from the ordinary; We also have a full line of fine pastry, such as Char- lotte Russes, Chocolate Eclairs, Whipped Cream Layers and Puffs, Napoleons, Turnovers and | 7-passenger EVE SRY INCH A CAR The All-Year Car Kisscl's Original Idea That Changed the Motoring Habits of a Nation, The Hundred Point o SIx The All Year Car De Lux, 42-Six Chassls, with both . $2100 SI of quietest unusual simplicity and accessibility—it is the car of a Hundred Quality Features and Kissel-built from the ground up, Hundred Point Six ALL-YEAR Models Mounted on Gibraltar Bod Touring-Sedan . . . 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