New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1917, Page 2

Cily ltems iplendid millinery bargains at the ir Easter sale, Goldenblum's, Y- M. ‘4A. bldg.—advt he additional new stock of silk rie received' this week at augh Shop. 40 Td, is exquisite. Pratt the street, This depart- it is most tempting to all ladies ting their coat and suit room. —advt. ly .Couneil, K. of C.. will hold a hist and dance on the third of fnonth, in Booth'’s hall, The affair will take Dolohis Martineau, who lives at the 1 De Ville, and Miss Rose La d of Whiting street will he mar- fl at St. Peter's church at 9 o'clock nonduy morning by Rev.Charles 8¢ Mlh Circle, D. of I., will hold a il whist and dance on the evening of May 18. greatpst shirt n, our 95c shirts. dvt, ose employed at the Hotel arday evening, value in in Booth’s New Besse-Leland at the Stanley s 'who took part in the recent ling tournament will have a ban- Washington ie guests of the losers. ‘W.: Vivian, Porter and ldg., 58 Main St.—advt. nse-Tanse Cabaret- Novelty on The winners will Dy- en- nment and dance April 17. Tur- all. Tickcts at Seltzer Drug, Co. vt n Mangan and Ralph Mulconery been clected as captains of .two g from the ranks of Rev. W. A. branch of the A. O. H, to boom embership campaign which has “instituted. It is the aim of the ‘to ‘double its present member- e pupils of Kernedy’s dancing 1 will enjoy ¢heir annual recep- in Holmes and Hoffman’s hall thé evening of May 11. ra will furnish nuine ‘worsted su " $10 to $30. {4n the navy blue-serge; also music. its, “double Judd’s ser- Besse-Leland’s. —advt ‘are showing a nice line of ladies’ a models in’ oxford gray, mannish irials, Buckley and Co. 212 Trum- street, Hartford.—advt. uda Halevi lodge, I. O. B. B. [Bave an open meeting in Turner Sunday afternoon, April 22. the speakers will be Rev. n of New York and Rev. E. formerly . member of the ulty. uft' guaranteed 's.—advt. hington Camp, OSof A, at Besse- A, itiate a class ot ‘candidates in i A. M. hall this evening. try dance, Saturday nights at )y Conn.—free.—advt. le John Kunz company has been d a permit to build a one story * addition, . 28x38 feet, on John F |t for the Vulcan Iron Works. " Ibuilding will cost $2,500 and will for storage purposes. ‘This prn is also planning to convert a ing house on its property into an , building. e for less at Besse-Leland’s. —addvt. John W: Allen cormpany has ptract to erect a one story brick n 11x20 feet, for the Union facturing company on Church has already begun in grading ice house \lqs k is $6,000. pairing the roadway beetween and Shuttle Jake. The estimated cost of and Mrs, George B. Mathews Thomuton Me., where they en called by the death of Mrs, ' mother. 8w Britain next Tuesday. ity and service in our footwear ced ‘lower than- any in New Britain. e week end. They will return other Besse-Leland’s. —advt. sand Mrs. A. L. Klunker of 125 street are in New York city ughter was born to Mr. \dilon Fortin of 478 Park street w Britain General hospital this ing. fimmed hats, all colors and 98¢ up to §2. *Colrlenblum s, Y. M. pldg.—advt ‘honor of its re-organization, the ° THE BEAUFORT: Here NEW BRITAIN 1017 uspeahelmer are the new style features with the character that you young men are looking for—the welt pockets are slanting, the waist line ac- centuated, the shoulders and fronts are soft and pliant. Your Kuppenheimer Dealer has all the new models. You can’t get away from them'if you like good clothes. Prices $20.00 to $40.00. The House of Kuppenhelme_r, Chicago Kutheimr Clothes are JOSEPH M. sold in New Britain by HALLORAN (Incorporated.) ‘248 MAIN STREET members of the Arrow club will hold a private danca at Ehctrlc hall on | April 18. Just received. Leland’s.—advt. A successful whist was ‘held in St. Joseph’'s parish hdll yesterday ; afternoon under the auspices of the | Ladles’ Afd society. Mrs. Simon Lud- dy was chairman of arrangements and the winners were: Ladies, first, Mrs. ‘William Coniff; second, Mrs. Abbje: Dawson; third, Mrs. James Luddy. ! The Corbin Screw Corporation Foreman’s club will hold a banquet tomorrow evening at the Hotel Nelson. Spring hats, Mallory and Stetson, at Besse-Leland’s.—advt. Bernard Sweeney has resigned his | place with the New Britain Machine company to remove to New York. The Jolly Three club of this city will give a masquerade in the Grange hall in Berlin tomorrow evening. Just received. New styles in chil- dren’s suits at Besse-Leland’s.—advt. A whist party is being planned by the Daughters of Castile to be held April 19 in Knights of Columbus’ halt. Miss Helen 8. Raphael of Grove Hill has resumed her studies at the Bry- ant & Stratton school at Providence, R. L Neckwear, 50c, the same old-time value. Others $1.00 and $1.50. Besse- Leland’s, of course.—advt. Chief of Police Willlam J. Rawlings was in New Haven and Bridgeport yesterday on business. In the latter city, he was the guest of Superinten- dent of Pblice John H. Redgate, taken on a trip about the various stations and shown the precautions being taken in guarding the munitions fac- teries and along other lines of home defense. New caps at Besse- CITY GUARD TO DRILD. Members of the City Guard, 150 of whom were sworn in as special police deputies by Mayor G. A. Quigley in City hall last evening, will meet at | the junction of Lexinghon street and ‘\ann"'. dill drive at 7:45 o'clock ta- night for further drilling. The Guard i will_also drill on Tuesday and Wed- i nesday of next week in preparation estion. Onepwhz‘ to participating in the big patriotic demonstration in this city next Thurs- fl.%c-tdldrugm- | day. LUB CHOCOLATE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY for 3D cC full pound box W96 no-doubt ‘Know hat these high-class /hocolates are alwoys : old at 60¢ a box, 8o ou will rhat a wonderful appreciate value bis is that we shall of- #r tomorrow. These ocolates are of ex- onally fine quality ad put up in a 03 to preserve jarfect purity sealed their and nes: Each box Ins an assortment If no less than 20 dif- srent klna- of deliclous chocolates. Our Special Price of 39c, l‘\u' ;. Saturday onmly. CKINSON == DRUG 0., .2, NAVAL CORPS AMONG NEW BRITAIN BOYS Recruiting omcers to Organize |/ Lads Between 14 and 16 Because of a very recent order from the bureau of navigation of the navy department which has been received at the United States Naval Recruiting: station at 1003 Main street, Hartford, commanding officers are allowed to advance any petty officer who may be able to pass the prescribed examina- tions regardless of the time they have served in the rating which they now hold. This does not apply to ad- vancing men to be chief petty officers although the order states that this may be done in special cases when the bureau is communicated with. Men formerly did a probationary period in a certain rating before they could be advanced but this ‘order makes it unnecessary providing\ the man is otherwise qualified. This means that many men who may have been out of the service because they had not completed the necessary pe- riod at sea may now return with a reasonable assurity that they shall be advanced in rate if they can pass the other examinations. The first woman to apply for in- formation regarding the navy with th. possibility of entering the service wa Miss Mary W. Hollis of 549 Bluehills avenue, Hartford. Tt was a remark- Jable demonstration of the spirit which should prevail among all the people of this country and which it is hoped will be demonstrated most especially during the three days of the recruit- ing campaign which shall be pursued April 19, 20 and 21. Considerable interest is being shown by the voung lads of Hartford in the Junior Naval corps and a great great many have been enrolled. The object of this organization is to stim- ulate interest {n what is really the first line of defense of the United States: These boyvs will be formed into a regular military battalion and will be instructed by the recruiting force in the rudiments of all that pertains to the navy.- They are under no obligation what-so-ever only that they must be orderly and willing to learn what the men who know have to teach them. It is to. be hoped that New Britain boyvs will answer as readily as the Hartford boys have and that as many as possible will call and get acquainted. Any boy not under 14 years or over 16 years of age is eligible to membarship in this corps. Several of the business men of Hartford have called on the men at the recruiting station for advice and assistance in decorating their windows for the coming recruiting campaign. The recruiting force is willing and anxious to render all assistance pos- sible in getting the best possible re- sults for the present and in impress- ing the citizens of this country with their great dependency on the sea forces of the United States. not only at the present time but also what it has been in the past and what it must be in the future in order that the country may retain the respect and dignity which it should command. Only One “BROMO QUININE.” To get-the genuine, call for full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures & Cold-in One Day,-Akas—=odyvt, . .DAILY. HERALD, FRIDAY, ABRIL 13, 1017, Now is Just the Time to Do That Papering and Painting. Interior Work A fing time to renovate your rooms with fresh paint and wall paper. We Are Ready to Estimate on all necessary exterior painting for the early spring A large supply of Varnishes, Floor Stain, Brushes, etc. THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 3and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE Painters, Decorators and Sign Makers o R T P T e BT J. M. HALLINAN, INC. 142 Main Street For Saturday in our BAKING DEPARTMENT we will have our full line of Bath Buns, Wreaths, Stullers and Coffee Cakes. The Scotch Scones are fine, have you tried them? 30c a dozen. Our N. E. and Cream of Wheat Bread, none bet- ter, 10c a large loaf. In cakes we will have our full line of AUNT TILLY’S good old fashioned products. Nothing but the purest and best materials enter into the composi- tion of these cakes. Home Made Pies, all kinds for Saturday, 20c and 25¢ each. Roast Meats and Cold Meat speclaltles, all kinds of Salads, the kind we make ourselves, Pickles, Olives, Jellies and Presérves. Try the B. & B Coffee, 25c a 1b. . None better at the Price. Let us supply your table with our pure, clean and tasty specialties. Cut out the bother and fuss of home cooking and save money.. Special with us Potato Salad .............20c alb. Franks cineeee..25calb, Fancy Canned Vegetables, and Fish. Lobster and Crab Meat for Salads. We will have a fresh supply of our Special Satur- day Candy at 29c a Box, at the Candy- Counter. This is our regular Sunshine Candy, 50c value. Plain and Nut Caramels, Butterscotch, Molasses Cocoanut, Haystacks. Cocoanut Kisses, Walnut Kisses. All made in the Sunslune Candy Factory, of the best Materials, Get the Candy Hablt, it’s a good one. Sunday Ice Cream Special—Fresh Fruit Straw- berry Cream, 60c a qt. WE WILL DISCONTINUE OUR ICE CREAM DEPARTMENT ON AND AFTER APRIL 16, 1917, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. HALLINAN'S CASH STORE 142 MAIN STREET All women are eligible to compete for one or all of the beautiful prizes we offer during Universal KitchenEfficiency Week of home made bread we will give a Universal Nicksl Plated Coffee Urn. » FOR THE BEST REASON otated in fifty words or less, why the Ceffee Percolator should be used in every home, we offer a Universal Austrian-Enamel Tea Pot with German Silver Tea Ball. TR GTIONS. UNTIL T00 LATE. CALL w ABBE HARDWARE C0. 3% . Headquarters For Choicest Spring Styles in MILLINERY Individuality, charm, becomingness—these are the things a wo- man looks for in purchasing millinery. Hats that represent her own taste rather than that of the milliner who made them. The woman who is seeking these points will find them at Dillon’s. Hats that reflect the fashions of French Millinery. Hats that are made and finished with scrupulous care. Hats that are exclusive—just one of a kind. Hats that vie with far higher priced millinery “elsewhere. YOUR Hat is among the charming collection. Horsfall’s Boys’ Department is just as Strong on Values as it is on Fine Styles and Variety! All Wool of Fabric, double stitched at the seams where the “pull” comes, tailored to stand the youngster’s “rough and tumble” :;:tar—l{orsfall’s Boys’ Clothes stand every Here are some new arrivals in Topcoats we can show you:— A Coat of light mixed matcnal has a pinch back with a loose belt which has two buttons. The style in front is double breasted. A knitted Coat in green heather also has a pinch-back. Itmflnglebmstedantfhasa straight front. ' A rich soft Gray Coat has a stitched-on belt effect in the back—-it is very dressy, Horstulls T PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND - ”A'VLUHSI: Commm mmm;. \ . WA RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 NAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ARCH. TELXPHONE 3173 Showing New Spring Dresses of Silk Crepe de Chines, Georgette Crepes, Charmeuse, Taffeta, Silk Jersey and Serge ALL NEW MODELS AT PRICES FROM ........ $ lo.oo upP + Showing the New TAILORED SUITS, also others in s 15.00 P all this season’s fabries, at prices from Showing New Models of Coats, in new materials and colors. Prices from ..... $15.00 " Srowing the New Linen Tailleur Waists which are de to be wom with the SPORT SKIRTS and SWEATERS of which we are showing a fine line. T ime to Select From Our Splendid Line comprising the very latest models, your Suit, Coat, Skirt or Dress The materials and colorings are exceptional this season, and we can show as complete an as- sortment as possible to obtain anywhere—It is a pleasure to show these goods and we invite Your inspection. l‘::.l‘:“? most rcasonable, and needed alterations J- RUBIN, 135 MAIN ST.