New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1917, Page 7

ummer * close Prldl.yt at ifor 1917. Beginning July 13th, th!- store will noon until September 14th, inclusive. A STYLISH, BECOMING DRESS SKIRT MADE TO MEASURE AT THIS LOW PRICE (Above Cost of the Goods) Ceme to our Dress Goods dqn..ulect and gbove the cost of cholce 881, 75 material you 4 wavfllloru.umhem-flm 3 mwymodeh. Pleated Skirts made to your measure are $3.00 for the making. ou are not pay for. confined to the waol fabrics, we will for the same price, ds, make a skirt from material selected at Wash Goods We give one try-on, and guarantse & fit. . There Purchase your mateérial us, and for ths ing we. furnish inside bands, hooks, etc. ‘We have ds with these made to order skirts, and know Wwe can Choose from our materials, and let us make you a skirt. ; For '!uu'mmnumutour Wash'Goods Dept. There are Silk and - Popling, old rose, hrown, ‘light and dark navy, black, myrtle, amethyst, grey. Width is 36 inches, - Price Copenhagen, 87Vac Stk And Oouon Phn;ee, in sport designs, nn‘ for nice looking sum- ‘yard Brooaded m silk and cot- ton, -neat fancy designs, very rich ig for waists and dresses, ‘width 36 inches, nrlce yard Silk and Cotton crepes. all the . for dresses, also flesh color for under- pretty shades and new, white grounds with wide silk dotted stripes. The width is' 36 inches yd. / 69c Sk and Cotton Voiles, pretty striped effects, for summer blouses and frocks for women and 75 girls. 36 inch width, yard.. C and Yard Wide Walstings, cotton, of nice Summer Wi it and 65¢c a very large line of patterns to select from. Price, yard 36 tn. Silk Musiins, .eplendid s foundati linings, waists, dresses, trimmings, etc. Very. large e shades, yu.330 -58¢: waists and $1.25 g mgimvnmmmu T . GOODS ° PU CHASED OF US. UK VIIILATIflN jel Flannery ‘Mare' dudge | ‘hrBorlin»»Gom ‘| flowers such as ferns, bridal wreath, d'lb-lto Mm Comipapy With Fiag =t mirs o0 AM Red Cross. . ‘m«y of Worthington appeared before 'Judge George intoxicating liquors without a license. Mr. Flannery en- plea of gdiity and ‘was fined and costs making a total of .43. Prosecutor W. H. Gibney but one witness to the stand that was Btste Policeman h s A. Fine. < Fine- told the court that on June in the company of ahother man, visited Flannery’s. place and pur- d two rounds of beer. ' The beer riis 'given without any questions be- asked, Fine said. After the ‘hiad been made Fine told who he nd seized six bottles of beer and o partly filled jugs of whiskey. ‘property was taken to the home Prosecutor W. H. Gibney and left ng the od violated the laws of the and had been in the court before no inclimation of stopping and this reason he imposéd a maxi- jum fine. Judge Griswold said that ‘wanted it understood that the vio- 4.00( HERE FORAT .xcwmmwmne w When people nlu about the cures /by s medicihie endorsed from away, *s ‘it Surprising that they if the statements are true? ‘they fFead of cases right st home, Dositive proof is with- st thelr: veach, ifor close investigation au easy matier, Bead New Britain nent of Doan’s Kidney .Piils. Touis Michels, 417 Church Bt f Wow Britain, says: I was bothere f §ull peins in my’ back for some- A 1 was always on my feet and red ‘a great deal. A when I was in Bed also and I bardly meove around on .ac- of ft.and 1 was lame and sore 1 thought my kidneys ‘| bouquet of sweet peas. lation of the Jaw could not be car- | houss with inflammation of the eye. ried to any extent and that it must A marriage loense was issued today be. stopped. The fine was paid with- | to’ Aloysius B. Derenthal of Spring- out an appeal being entered. Ay Mass,, and Miss Catherine Ce- Gibney-Gibbs. celia Hollgan of Hast Berlin. '.l'he marriage of Miss Irene Ger- The annual meeting of the Book trude Gibbs, daughter of Mrs. Minnie and Thimble club will be held this af- Gibbs of Upson’s corner, and Arthur | ternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Roy Gibney, son of Willlam H. Gib- | ‘Shephera. ney of Worthington Ridge, was last mal .| solemnized this afternoon at 3 o dock lmT::.t office l'l’;-::::; t.h: sl;:tpno; e = Dry Goods Co. WEDNESDAY The wedding was a qulec m'.u- wlth i only the immediate relatives present. The house was decorated with wild the loetlfllnama G;:El codmmy '11'1‘1 EXTR}\ SPECIIM meet in the Town and a comm| R e Tt e | e a 121/2¢ to be used as the regular oolors of the company. The drill has been changed from Friday night to Thurs- day because it is Flag Day and it was Wnshable Skll'tlllg ll'l the new stripes, 45¢ value. Wed..at, 29 c considered appropriate to present the ial ‘ Extraordinary Speci in FINE SILK COL- LARS.and COLLAR AND CUFF SETS 4 honeysuckle and daisies. - The couple ‘were attended by Mrs. Archie Hoyt, sister of the bride, as matron of lwner and Earl Gibney, brother of groom, as best man. Miss unmu Gibbs, a sister of the bride, played. the wedding march. The bride was gowned in white crepe-de-chine with pearl tri ings and carried a shower t The matron of honor's dress was blue silk with cream trimmings and she carried a bouquet of sweet peas. " A gold brooch set with pearls was the bride’'s gift to #he matron of honor and the groom presented the best man with a watch chain and charm. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside in Kensington. To Preseat Guard With On Thursday evening of this mk ru.lu arrived at the and were used the first time. m 'will receive ten or a dozen mod- ern .fifles with which the company members. will practice. The uniforms 1 had that! $1.00, $1.25 and $1.75 Collars Extra Special Wednesday 50 Wi Coa $15 : ml'l.% value and some have not arrivéd !fi, a8 the complete ipment m it 'lll be :&;;;..:m 'tion h | the co<o| the Red Cross /during the, exhibition { days of the fair. ' It.is recommended with the Red Cross gmmluttm of the respective towns for 4the séeur- Ing of funds to.be used for the benent | ‘Rleached of the Red Cross. The association also {abproved of the action of the board ; of finance in congress exempting the stgte fafrs from Laxation. Berlin Briefs. The Women's Aid soclety of the | Berlin Congregational church will : ment in the church parlors tomorrow | | to sew for the Red Cross. The ladies | {are asked to bring their lunch\with them, as it will be an all- day meet- ing. In the aftermoon the annual slection of officers will be held. John Thompson of East Berlin has entered the -Oud Fellows' home at Extn Huvy chy Weave | Turkish Towels; | + wiith colored borders, - &c,pnlue Mcy Dress Gmghams 12!,4: value. Wed. at 8 ‘yard * c Many Other Big Items in all departments for Wed- NESDAY have Inen re- duged in price.: ‘| maso, Plainville News | HONOR ROLL READY; HUNT FOR SLACKERS Plainwille’s List of Conscription Eligibles Made Public {MARCH FOR LIBERTY LOAN Arrangements Completed for -Tomor- row Night's Demonstration—Iine of March Is Announced—Tore Of ficer’s Clothes. Completing the list of draft eligi- bles, who ‘registered on June § in compliance with the law, the regis- trationi board, through Town Clerk R. C. Usher today gave the roll of honor for publication. There are 359 names on the list in which are included one hundred friendly aliens, 138 citizens who claim to have dependents and 121 who do not declare that they have anyone looking solely to them for support. The list as herewith given should contain the name of every male in town between the ages of. 21 and 31 except those already in the service ©of Uncle Sam’s military forces and the few who registered in the places 10 which they claim a residence. Any young. man, be he a citizen or an alien, married or single, a cripple or .not, if he is not under 21 or over 31, 1s & slacker unless his name ap- pears on this list or he is registered elsewhere and' his case should be re- ported to the authorities that he might be dealt with accordingly. Governor Holcomb, acting on or- ders from the war department, has instructed the officlals to begin the ‘search for. those who attempted to evade the law and they will brought into court. In Plainville it is belleved there are few. if any, who have failed to obey thetAw. It is the duty of everyone to report all cases where an evasion has been made., An examination of the list published. to- day will make the detection of slack- ers easy and the niames of those whose love of country is of so negative a character that they have refused to enroll will no doubt be turned over to the prosecuting authorities with- out delay. The roll of honor, the original of which is at the town clérk's office whenp it will be held until called for resentatives -of the war depart- ment, is as follows: Charles Burton Allen, Ernest Fred- erick Atwater, Clarence Harry Ander- son, Albert Wallace Allen, Salvatore Alfonso, Leander E. Andrews, Sabato ‘| Appruzzese, John Lars Ahlquist, Man- uel Andrew, Antonio- Alesandro, Wla- dyslaw Biakowysa, Walter Allen Bai- ley, Chas. Henry Baum, James Ed- ward Beverly, Frank Anthony Bles- so, Raymond Baldwin Bennett, Na- tale Belleni, Rocco Bricese, Leonar- do' Balmisano, Joseph Lyman Bru- gess, Flavey -Iven Benjamin, : Bdgar Leroy Butler, Arthur Dwight Bridge- man, Edwin Joseph Blanchard, . Ed- | ward Ernest Barrows, : Wesley Warren Buys, Charles Baggioline, Hury Mortimore Broadwell, Eimer wwrence Burr, Raymond Hopper cnmn. Pasquale Casiueri, Glovanni Cioto, Battista Crustiano, George Her- man Carlson, Albert Cellini, Antonio Casorio, Vinvenzo Dimio, Benjamin Holbrooke Derby, Guiseppi D’Tom- Herbert Lester Dow, Nelson John DeLaun, Vincent Dellavecchio, Edward James Dyer, Vito Dandabbo, Peter Francis Duffy, George Wash- ington Day, Stephen Robt. Dietzko, Michael Joseph Dannaher, John Bartholomew Driscol, Nicola Diven- ere, Castantino D’Rosa, Jan Drejwis, Antonio’ DiNunzio, Duane Marshall Danels, k Avery Dickerson, James Grimley Duffy, Francesco Dil- eno, Henry Harry Donahue. Giovanni Boccardo, Willlam Hen- ry Bailey, Harry Bonney, Hewe Jo- seph Brault, David Brown, Vincinzio Beaumonte, Willam Henry Buys, Nicholes Belleni, Henry Arthur Bar- rows, John Joseph Bowen, Angelo Antonio Casorio, Willlam Frederick Coates, Michael Clambriello, Francis Henry Cunningham, Tony Cassotto, ‘Edger Joseph Cadrian, James Thom- as Cunningham, Patsy Clambriello, ‘Willlam Henry Cunnlnflnm, Bmidio Cmocarlo Coyosalonrgo, Charles Pl.trlck owley Dominick Carrelo, Toney Catucci, Stanislau Crak, Eugene Edward Champagne, Gaylord Dinald Carglll, Antonio Celli, Peter Catucci, Francis Peter Cassidy, Vito Antonio Catucci, George Bernard Carlson, Joseph Caputo, Joseph Co- lella, Harry Philbrick Ellis, Charles Herbert Edmead, Jr., Herbert Ewald, John W. Eastwood, David Henry Erbe, Lloyd Stanton Bdwards, Ralph Vernet Farrel, Harry Johnstone Fish- er; Fred Fox, Joseph Farerina, Law- rence Hubbard Frost, James French, Vincenzo Farino, Attileo Ferretti, Joseph Alphonsp Fanion, James Frances Foran, Bhilip Forcele, Eugene -Andrews ForresffMartin Thomas Fo- ran, Ivan Scott Farrar, Glovanni Faniola, Angelo Fornari, Jacob Folk, | Robert Warren Fox, Roger Balton man, John James Fitsgerald, ‘Oragio Farcelll, Willlam Joseph Fo- ‘ran, Vincent DePaul Glynn, Samuel Joseph Gloriante, Alburi Pasqualino Gnaszzo, Frank - Gyaboski, Chester Wayden Griffin, John Georgl. Edward James Conlon, Robart Joe Crosby,” Michele Casorlo, ‘Harold | Lincoln_Corning, Thomas' Jamés Cas- sidy, “Robert - Currie, Louis contnm Willlam Lewis Cooke, Herbert Guy Cambridge, Charles Edward Hill, Arthur Ernest Hamilton, George Ar- thur Hill, Rowland Evans Hoerle, Le- Jand Charles Hart, Willam, Edgar Willlam Hohbein, Oscar Carl Hulte- nius, Wesley Orien Hoaford, George Samuel Halstead, Carl Arthur Hulte. nius, John Andrew Hanson, Clarencs tAmous Hosford, Charles Trederick “tenius, be | Hubbard, Franklin ‘William. Burton Hart, Morris Robert Hart, .Ernest Gustavus Hallback, John Anton Rudolph Hul- Harry George Hibbard, Dwight Holden, Ralph Iacovassi, Fredrico Iacobellls, Willlam Nrnest Johnson, Stanley- Roscamp Jones, Jo- seph Patrick Greene, Croscetto Gulili- ana, James Allen Gilyard, Joseph Patrick Glynn, Willlam Adlaw ‘Green, John Willlam Golden, Harrison Ray Goodale, Peter Glotmis, Benjamin Purdy Harris, Frederick Henry Mij- ler, Grammararira Mosso, Thomas Glynn Hayes, ‘James Murphy, James Maches, En- rico Malo, Virgills Marinello, Trotto Mosi, Rocco Morantl, Antonio Man- cini, | Cancerto Marchetti, Frederick Auger Mortgn, Frank Margunelle, Frank Marchetti, Howard LeRoy Martin, Michael Francis Murphy, Francesco Paolo Mencucci, Domenico Marganelli, Sylvester Grant Mason, Antonio Margia, Pasquale Mattioll, Pletro Mattioll, Carmini Maio, Nicola Marinelll, Joseph Cyrus Murphy, Philip Mandes, Allen Wilson McKee. Clarence Jesse Judd, John Johnson, Vinton Lester Knight, Catas Chris Kiosses, Paul Gustave Kacher, Charles Klatt, Joseph Keefe, John Katchifty, Samuel Krisvoy, Martin Kata, William John Kavanaugh, George Alexander Lackey, Merton Joseph Lambe, Noraci Lovell, Raymondo Luise, Walter Al- bert Lathrope, - Cllmn Stemson Lawrence, Francis John LeVasseur, Paul Stephen Lemard, Augustine Le- fore, Dominick Léfemine, Matthew Lamont, Raffaele Lefemine, Harry Lits, Charles Albert Livingston, Frank Lefemine, Frederick Alfred Lippia, Michael Joseph Lovett, Frederick James Livingston, Pierre Labrecque, Paolo Lanciu, Guiseppe Linaldo, Clar- ence Edward Lysaglet, Eugene Adalor LeVasseuf, Leo Henry Labelle, John Willlam McKee, Jr., Leo James Mc- Nally, Andre Mercugliano, Bernard John McGuire, Albert Ernest McKee, Edward Augustine McGrath, Joseph’] McCarthy, James MacIldowie, James Joseph McCusher, Frank Narioki, John Edwin Nelson, Thomas Nick, Edmund Adolph Nelson; Burton Sum- ner Norton, Joseph Neatalie, Harald Levi Newell, S8imon August O'Ken- quist Louis Vergil Olson, Ascenzo 0ddi, Emil Arvid Olson, John Joseph ©O’Dea, Raymond Paul Olson, John Jo- seph O’Brien, Arthur James O'Hara, Lewlis George Berkley Paisons, Joshua Pender, Oliver Peace, Frank Herbert Powers, Angelo Peters, Peter Nolasco ‘Prior, William Peace, Thomas Patrick Prior, Frank Peter Prior, Nathan Hale Prior, Matthew Leo Prior, Thomas Lippia, Edward Theordore Lindstrom, c;u‘lo Harry ° Leduc, Tony Lippia, Charles. William Lits, Philip Lippia, Morris Logan, Milton Logan, James N. Minor, John Bacon Minor, Jr.,, Antonio Miscutti; Masucci, Clemente Rumaro. Edwin Hiram Russell, Allen Montgomery Raymond, Carlton Everett Roper, le Woster Robertson, John Francis Ranahan, Dominick Reale, ‘Walter Roedler, Fred Frank Ralcliff, Frank Reale, Sal- vatore Riamondo, Henry Luther Ro- per, Dennis Michael Reardon, Jo- seph Francis Robideaux, Albert Henry Richards, John Rivers, Harry Israel -Rifchin, John Pettinglo, Jo- seph Arthur Peck, Giacomo Pria, Ar- thur Perron, Kostoes Petras, Willlam Henry = Parkinson, Antonio Parise, Frederick Francis Powers, Cleon John Quackenboss, Hargld Frederick Ry- der, Howard Henry Radcliff, James Henry 'Strong, Peter Francis Skin- ner, George Eugene St. Onge, Oliver Philip Sunderland, . John Graham Simpson, John Joseph Smith, Fred- erick Singer, George Henry Sladi, Henry Sladi, Henning Richard Seder- grin, Joseph Tria, Angelo Tomaso, Howard Everett Thompson, Frank Lesley Tanner, Natale Totire, Tolli Francesco, Eugenio Tolli, Henry Ward Tuttle, Lioyd Russell Reaney, James Rodey, Rocco Ruffino, James Thomas Ryan, Bernard Christopher Skinner, George ‘Eaton Seyrnour, Leroy Grey Stevenson, Robert Cleveland Simpson, Earle Gifford Smith, Frank Saviano, Sabato Santucci, Francis Patrick Skelly, Joseph Sisco, Charles Russell Sherman, Antonio Silvestri, Joseph Scricca, John James Skinner, Petro Susco, Ralph Lincoln Seymour, Chas. Francis Smith, Harry Collins Tyler, Harry Tredennick, Daniel Tedesca, Frank Veraldi, Domenicantonio Voll. Clarence Joseph Washington, Willam Christian Wingold, Robert = Beck ‘White, Harry Hamlin White, Freder- i - = i ARCTIC AIR in OUR REFRIGERATG Foods placed in a Ranney Refrigerato one of our fine line will positively be pre the hottest weather. You should see our superior line and make: selection from it. ick Giles Weston, Howard LeRoy Warren, Barry, Judd Wadsworth, James Bverett Warfiéld, Waliter Paul ‘White, Alfred Leon - Young; George Beler, Patrick ‘Ahern. Parade Plans Complete. Plans were completed today for the big demonstration to be held tomor- row .night when the final appeal for subscriptions to the Liberty loan will be made and the committee in charge expressed the opinion that the af- fair will prove a most memorable event.” Assurance. that practically every man in town will march in the parade as a member ‘of some one of the organizations to which invitations have been extended has been given and more than 1,000 people are ex- pected to be in line. Edwin H. Hills, who is to act as marshal, today announced the ap- pointment of James Simpson, Pearl W. Swith and Peter N. Prior to act as his aides: The parade will be or- ganfzed in the following order: Marshal Hills and Newton :Manross post, G. A. R. in autos; Boy Scouts, Bristol band; Plainville Home Guard, medical corps, machine gun company with two rapid fire guns mounted on autos; Bristol Home Guard; Woman's Surgical Dressings.committee, Plain- ville Canning club, Woman's relief relief corps in autos, Eureka Drum corps, I. O. O. F., Foresters, Italian . Benefit soclety, Holy Name society, Plainville Hose company, Liberty Loan committee. Over sixty autos will follow. The committee has been promised the use of 65 machines for the demonstration and it is expected that other auto owners will also do- nate their cars. All sizes~and pficeg. ; FLINT- Members of the comi today - that approximately § already been lubnrlbod n and it is hoped that T demonstration will briag close to $40,000. Carved Name 31 Y’h' Thirty-one ' years = ago James Bishop carved his the date “1886” on the box turtle which he fou: property on the Red Stons trict. Sunday the turtle. was' -by men working on A. A farm, which was 4 one property of! Mr. g;lho thé name and was the shell over aiquxrterof ago it has stood the ri well and was exsily diclp The turtle hag again been freedom. E Home Guarders Two members of the Homs returning to their their weekly drill, were' service as policemen Constable Philip ‘Marino sk ald in locking up Michesl who had been placed unded a charge of intoxication. Cannon gave up his New Departure factory i yesterday and wag- 0- hlu ‘home in NWA to stoj trlepd{ claims h- . when Iy the Hame shop e here m The parade will form on Plerce and\| ca} Canal streets and Marshal Hills has selected the following line of march: Plerce street to West Main to Wash- ington to Broad to Whiting to Maple to Hough to “East Main to Plerce. At the conclusion of the proces- | sion there will be a mass meeting at the Home . guard drill grounds on Plerce street where an address will be delivered by Attorn Robert P Butler of Hartford. Butler is one of the best patriotic speakers in the state and his talk will without question stir up great enthusiasm In the loan and the responsibilities of each individual in making it a suc- cess. There will be a clerk on the grounds to take the subscriptions of those who wish to purchase bonds. On the speakers’ platform will he A. ‘A. McLeod, chairman of the commit- tee, who will introduce Mr. Butle: First Selectman W. J. Johnson, Po master P. J. Prior, A. H. Condell, C. H Calor, Rev. R. C. Usher and Henry Trumbull, Cannon will be before Justice Condell-late in Brief Items. The Woman's Forelgn society of the Methodist give 'a food sale tomofrow at the Mome of Mrs. John Charles C. Seymour is daughter in Indisnapolis, Ind. The Woman’s Rellef .flp‘ have an all-day nwlu morrow in' G. A. R. hall tions will be made for the be held. during the last week In The fire department’s I;uh (Continued -on Eleventh ¥ They_helped to lock .up 'the arraigned . AT Al.l. TIMES, DAYORNIGHT s-u-. 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