New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1917, Page 2

nonstration of Alcazar Range. Furniture Store. Free souve- dvt. .. and’ Mrs, Fred W. Porter are from a trip to Atlantic. City, her cases for registration cards, Printing Co., 66 Church St.— wedding of Miss Helen 8, ty. and A. Ira Dann of New will take place in July. ithorization of the investment of in ‘Idberty Bonds” was given , meeting of Daly councll], K. of C, i evening. ir. and Mrs. John F. Price of 412 gtreet are recelving congratula- on the birth o2 a daughter at 'w Britain General hospital v 3 r $1.50 Parker-Shirts 95c this at Besse-Leland’ advt. narriage license 'was issued yes- to Alexander Funion of 49 street and Miss Rose Rutkow- |' 78 Beaver -street. “estimated, although all bills ot yet in the hands of the com- that $600 was cleared at the bazar given by St Mary's pecial, $1.50 and $2 shirts, 3 for .Wilson’s.—advt. mmittee and several members a lodge, 1. O. O. F., will the graves of sixteen de- members Sunday morning at Ing a meeting of the memo- nittee of New Britain council, A. M., last evening it has been d to decorate the graves of 133 d members of the council. +:$1.60 and $3 shirts, 3 for 's.—advt, % el Cronin of Hartford avenue ’#he New Britain General hospi- i@ will be operated on today. carry the Parker Shirt. No -shirt fits quite as well. $1.50 95c at Besso-Leland's.—advt. following men took the exami- s for Radio operators which given this week at the post office Examiner Walter L. But- ~ Walter J. Doyle, Frank A. Baward Hefferman, Joseph rls,. Join Crosby, Ralph Benoit, £ this city, and Walter Sheehan en. ' Hilda Anderson of 40 Chap- gone to Minneapolis @ Mister for the summer. ‘Bhirt'sale at Besse-Leland’s. Francis Vara’made a ' com- the police last night alleging Ml‘hbor struck her twelve year LIBERTY LOAN THE flucn OF PEACE . We are in this war and we can’t get out of it without getting beaten badly or winning conclusivaly. It is a finish fight. ‘When a nation goes into a _finish fight with the tremendously. powerful Central European powers it means to win or, losing, to pay’ the war debts of a victories Germany. A nice mess we will be in should the submarine starve out England, should Russia conclude a separate peace and release three million veterans from the eastern front, and should France, thus expased, utterly collapse. The Central Powers would then release Franee and England and our crushed trade only on condition\ that the United States raise huge !evlu as war indemnities to pay Ger- many’s debts. It doesn’t matter how this situation came about. The thing now to do is to prevent a terrible mis-adventure from overtaking us. Americans want peace, We can have peace now only in one of two ways, by victory or by defeat. We have to pay huge sums as the price of peace. We will pay ‘these sums to ourselves in the form of natlonal loans, or we .will pay them to the Central Powers {n the form of war levies in case our allies are defeated and our ‘trade is posted for Memnuon only” on Germany's terms. ‘When we start out to war with the ruthless mflitl.rllm of Ger- many, we had better not start out empty-handed. Evary man, wos man and child in the United States has a formidable enemy ' con- fronting him or her, a ruthless enemy whose path we have crossed, a trained, efficient,. experienced, desperate and vastly powerful ene- my. It is golng to take every dolirf we can spare to defeat this gou. ; The American who desiresto lie down after having inyited Ger- many to crush him will \best do so by avoiding his obligation to sub. scribe to the Liberty Loan. In this way he ah ses to it that our nldl'n shall lack foed. clothing, equipment and ammitnition to just that degree. In this way he can ensure the stagnation of domestic industry and his ‘own loss. In this way he can undermine the prestige of the United States and of government by democracy for which this nation stands. What ' American wishes hlmnlf thus labeled? . None. It is the solemn duty of every man to every man to invest $50 or $100 or or $800 In a Liberty Loan bond, an interest bearing told bond,,’ 8 readily corvertible bond, a first mortgage on the United'States, ‘and - to"pay for it out of his’ udluom.l savings, . "' Subscribe for yours today.Have your wife subacribe for one. Teach your sons thrift by buying one for them. APPEAL TO PUBLIC. SENT BY-C. OF (.| First Message Urges co-opentmn of Entire Community The following letter, urging the co- operation’ of ‘all the citizens of this city and vicinity during these days of nationa] stress that a. blun l.ng better New Britain may be attained )ul been bllnfl since | and that'the new conditions and the tlu-momhu- rvices nm Sun- 1. bg lssues which'arise may be auccessfully coped with has Been:sent to 1,680 per- sons by the cmb‘r‘ot c«mmerco. Victnity: ’ ‘We are sending this letter.to ynu 7 your business and your home. We earnestly desire, and we believe that wa have the right to expect, your full active co-operation, ours for a greateri New Britain, C. J. WHITE, \Chairman, J. R, ANDREWS, E. W. CHRIST, . A. F. CORBIN, ‘W. L. HATCH, ' W. W. LELAND, D. McMILLAN, A. H. ANDREWS, Secretary, Executive Committes. 'Ejents Tonight | theater. l(uurnh;o phoh producflon. Ly- cdeum' d:owar. Vaudeville and moviu pimfi-. xo-ney- theater. j Juno social snd dnnce, Efln’ Bnmc. Now is Just the Timeto Do, That Papering and Painting. Interior Work A fine time to rengvate your rooms with fresh paint and wall paper, We Are Ready to Estimate all necessary exterior painting ' §; large supply of Varnishes, Floor Smcrkmm THE JOHN BOYLE CO. Paintets, Decorators and Stgn Makers 7' < 142 MAIN STREET RAKING. % ulofimmmmhwmmwu ™ Flot Brasd overy day ot moon. msu::.h-mnum nnuuuoanmm Our Spectal Rhubsit Ples mw—lu-&,m. DELIOATESSEN mumomm ymmm-upflm. Al kinds of meat 4 Salamis just received. xmu.um—mwmmmb-zdw kind. 7 Ammorsmueam-umwmm = Petit M—mmenm i OANDY nllyswdu,! snm—onrownmhe. We have a new HARTFORD: SUMMER HALF m" FOR l'l"'m July 13th this wtore will closs Fridage #f noon until September 14th, Inclustve; o-hlnwc!-,mw Extraordinary Sale Saturday SUITS, COATS, WAISTS, DRESSES Offered at . Sacrifice Prices ; h o e e 9500 wom thcn- and Misses' Coats, plaids and checks—Velours in nMn colors, serges and cheviots in navy and black; -.uospon Heagsomé Con '“'m‘.‘.’&“v’.d"‘&. Jusey Glotn, m ts of -in fasbionsble coldrs. .“ - .“‘ Made of wear ”fl‘:‘l‘nu : men's rge, 8 d black, half-] with satin, deep collar c.:a’:. 0‘2‘. 48 l.:a;:..;‘ou.“ g womunn. Made of ginghams in sport styles, in white and colored - coms bihdtions; also many in the ui tunic effects. KNOWN AS THE BEST THE BEST KNOWN MANHATTAN SHIRTS ONE REASON Why we lke to and why you willllwtnbeghdm sclected mmr.f' 'We show complete_ sssortments of. Mad- ras, Silk'and Linen snd -Silk Manhattan Shmmamdchdmmamm terns from $2 u as the official “announcement -of our purpose to broaden the gcope and-en- ura mmm has uwum has | large the. activities of the New Brit- tion to’ tha 8. N. ‘l‘elephone ain Chamber of Commerce. - Our own e 3 welfare is. closely identified with. the ur shirt sbusiness for 1916 wu 4| community in which we live, and J;s Best” values' in‘| When we plan and build a better city through cq-operative effort will all profit ‘in proportion. w.’: and . Jacop Indort| We are living n a day of tremen- the guests of John | @0us world possibilities. New cond! i nn_of Linwood street. :iona and big issues constantly clo}‘- !lo?‘::“:::‘-‘:‘:g °f°;:‘:m‘:'“;e::m":1:k s, George Froeba are| (ront us and we can no longer Wolale | blace at a meeting held last evening. nplating a . trip through New| .. nccseslhx:l meet.“thm :ew Commissioners T. W. Fagan and T. state and Canada the ln'.ter part Y: 5 H. Kehoe were in attendance for the 6 month, . - conditions, and if our city is to grow first time. Chairman W. H. Rossberg k- L normally we must have the most ef- il -gh.n; named for the place and P. meckwear at Bease-Leland's of | ficient type of a commercial organiza-~ i o!ea our olEc special this| tion, During these days of great na- 7. 1]::1.‘:‘:;0‘::1 c:oud :;e:-;:u:ll'im to | Others $1.00 up—advt. tional stress and changing business|,, = . .ous properties owned by the ph V. Farrell, formerly assistant | conditions the man who best serves city throughout the state, to thor- “New Hritan Crele, c. of ¥, moesta at 34 Church nreat. g Camp:No. , P. O. 5. af ‘A, meets in O. U.-A. M. hall WATER BOARD ORGANIZES, Ohairman Rossberg and Clerk Egan Both Re-elected. Besse-Leland: Co. director of the Y. M, C. A.| his country is the man who. serves oughly familiarize community. | oonaitions. a position in the boys’ de-| We must realize that working alone ably be made next nt at the assaciation for the | we cannot do much but with four or | gnuttie Meadow lake the objective. W a student at Wesleyan, has| best his homé and his themselves with The first trip will prob- Saturday with »-He will temporarily. fill the| five hundred men working in unison vacant by the resignation of | on any particular proposition we can E ‘W. Yersin. PROF. DANTEC DEAD. quickly accomplish our ends. Our belief is that the New Britain Chamber of Commerce affords the | nized at the home of Mr., and Mrs, LUCAS-WUNSCH.' A pretty June weddihg was solem-: , June 8.—Professor Felix Le.| hest opportunity for getting together | Frederick W. Wunch at 188 Curtis biologist and philosopher i81on a common platform to work ok |street, Wednesday moon when plans for carrying on this scheme of | daughter, Emeline Edythe, was united ® chair of {ropical pathology in the industrial, commercial, civic and so- |in marriage to citizens | New Haven. Professor Le Dantec occupied ity of Bordeaux.. He was an| cja) development.: As good their Percival Lucas of Miss Elsie Lucas, a pponent of Henri Poincare, Bergson | we are charged with the responsibility | sister of the groom, ‘was bridesmaid Blutrox. LL-ANS plutely jgestion. One ) I.Scatalldfluifi- in our community life. Britain. Thlq message is our first appeal We want yol thought nity movement. give the same serious tain and advance the integrity Fisgs | MANUEL OF INSTRUCTION | Pins AMERICAN RED CROSS Abridged Text Book " on FIRST AID Stationary Dept. DICKINSON "DRUG O00.. il e {Favors Removes | vou in behaif of this great commu. [ Haven, Waterbury, our city that you now. give to main- of making our Chamber of Commerce | and Herman Wunsch, a brother of the a strong, useful and agsressive force bride ,was best man. This is the | march was played by Irene Wunsch. most important job now facing New | The bride wore a beautiful gown of The wedding white chantilly lace over white satin. to | There were guests present from New Terryville, Nor- to | Wich and New Britain. The young to | couple” have gone on/ an _exténded wedding trip and on their return will of | take up their residence at 114 Cleve- land street, this city. They will be at home to their friends on July 1. Shippers and Underwriters to Be In- vited to Form Association for Pro- tection Against Submarines. ¥ . New York, June 8.—Leading ship- plng men, underwriters and exporters '| 62 this and other large cities will be invited, thrpu, létters to be sent to them today, to join in a movement just begun here to organize the sub- Izarine defense association. The object is to take prompt action for protecting army transports and ‘metcha'lt SBipping from the attacks of German undersea boats. A tem- ' porary committee has been selected ‘wlt.h J. A. H. Hopkins as chairman. ITALY CHECKS SOCIALISTS. Rome, via Paris, . June 8.—Ministe of the Interior Orlando has confirm the report that no passports will be g ‘lvon to Ftalian socialists, who wish | "to participate in the conference at | Stockholm. The minitser: copsiders the conference a maneuver of the ‘Central Powers, alded by Russian ex- tremista. Count the number of sqtiarss | onthe raised part of the tread.- . They total over 54 whole squares or mure than threee fourths of the :m;crfmtht j is ruled off. v 3 The large, m-hrlu sur- face of the Michelin Universal means increased .mileage. Once you try Mich- elins you will use no other. They give the ufino-ttlreemomv J THE GUN RUBBER C0., lNC. 57 East Maia St., How Britain, Hartford, ‘Waterbury wvm—&dflmwm Mr. Blemwnthalsoollnlndsfizwaht —your shirt is here too, SHIRTS 157 IASN STRREY. unlnm. TELEPEONE S8 A Special Assortment of _Wome’n”sf and Children’s Uhdemmslins : Sc, $1.00 Petticoats -\~ 500, 78c, $1.00, $1.80 Children's Dnmal.ld-ult...........,.....‘......‘ BUY NEMO. CORSETS NOW—!AWmmmANDM' MON., JULY 2ND, PRICES ADVANCE ON Nm& CORSETS. We have a supply of these corsets and will continue to sell them at the old prices up to and including June 30th. i ' We are now showing the VERY NEWEST IN SUMMER ;V;IAB axnu‘s. DRESSES and WAISTS at. most ATTRACTIVE *