New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 14

'RECRUITS NEEDED FOR RED CROSS It You Can Sew, You Can Do Your Bit The Red Cross soclety has been prominent the past week because of its large parade in New York, which was witnessed by many citizens. Al- though New Britain was not repre- sented In the ranks of the parade, it is largely represented in the ranks of the society by its excellent work and enthusiasm. All women in the city are asked to join in this procession of service to humanity. The follow- ing are suggestions for being useful in this work: ) I organizations doing Red Cross sewing will concentrate on the malk- ing of one kind of artlcle, it will ma- terially increase the output and save ® » considerable time. You are urged to take convalescent robes and children's clothes to sew as these are particularly needed just now. There is a shortage of sewing ma- chines at the work rooms. The loan . of machines for a time will be ap- precilated. If you have none to lend, We have made special preparation for our second an- niversary sale which begins tomorrow, SATURDAY, OCT. 13TH, and ends SATURDAY, OCT. 20TH. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1917, BUY - USE - ENJOY Established 1886 Globe Clothing House The best yet is what you'll say when you see those BELTED OVERGOATS made by Hart, Schaffner & Marnx $18.00 up A complete line of Win- sted Underwear: Drawers, Shirts or Union Suits. i ,m A 4 - & eGenuine...: 'and Avoid Waste WESDQ ) <RIDA) WONDg, q@oflis%“ ‘«\\)RSB"P "'.1 URD4, oUNDZy. Used every weekday-Brings rest on vSunday The General All-Around Cleaner GAS 'MANTLE Upright or Invertea Best for LIGHT-' STRENGTH- ECONOMY REFLEX" BRAND_ 18%two for 35‘\ %/ N4 WELSBACH” y 13%-two for 25¢ . s o, ! rates are made by the sewing machine agencies on machines for this work. Send in any scraps of yarn you may have—in any kind or color. These are used for finishing the edges of the men’s bed socks and for knitting Children that buy our infants’ blankets in variegated colors. A “Children’s Christmas Box” will Overcoats £0 away with a be sent to France. Donations of smile. ADVANCE IN FORD PRICES On the Three Closed Models 18, Your gift will carry a ray of sunshine to one of the French or- phans who have little enough condu- cive to a ‘“Merry Christmas.” The little jingle below, followed up, will be of great help to the “Jelly and Jam” committee, who are putting in much time and effort In collecting for the hospitals of France: “When you have jelly or jam for me, Please call one-five-two, ring three; And where the prices HAVE NOT been raised on the Runabout, Touring Car or Delivery Cars, we would advise buying your FORD TODAY as we do not guar- antee future prices. o The Sedan, Town Car, and Coupelet have been advanced $50.00 and $55.00, respectively. THINK OF IT. The Runabout is only $345.00, and the Touring Car $360.00. This is practically the price of motorcycles. We can arrange installment plan if desired. BETTER BUY YOURS TODAY. Elmer Automohile Co. I'll thank you in the soldier's name.” Red Cross Notes. 22 Main Street, New Britain. We Operate Eleven Stores. They are famous for su- perior quality. We are showing the largest and most complete line of up-to-date Men’s Clothing ever shown in this city, including a large assortment of the new T IR N CH suits and overcoats with belts, buckles, and all the other fixings. SPECIAL As a special compliment we will present each purchaser of a suit or overcoat during this sale with one of our $3.00 Hats free. Beginning Friday, October 19, the weekly church sewing ‘meetings will ‘be held at St. Mark’s church, on West Main street, instead of at the Meth- odist church as heretofore. It has been the desire of the Red Cross and Mayor Quigley to furnish sweaters for the drafted army, and this has been made possible by the co-operation aof the American Hosiery company, which, although already cutting a large number of garments for the Red Cross, is willing to take on the added labor of knitting .sweat- ers which will be finished by the women in the Red Cross rooms. It is hoped that in this way enough sweaters can be secured for every New Britain man at the encampment at Ayer. Anyone wishing to help in this useful work can do so by going to the Red Cross rooms any day next week and giving an hour or two of their time. E. 8. Hart has very generously given the use of his block at 427 West Main See OQur New “VISOR” Sweaters Three Garments in One. Big Reductions ln street for Red Cross work, and a branch has been established there for the convenience of those livving in the western part of the city. It is hoped that many of the women in that vi- clinity will take advantage of the op- portunity to help with the sewing. The rooms are open from 2 to 5 o'clock every afternoon. The Court street rooms will be open Monday evenings for sewing and sur- glcal dressings. NEW YORK Eé‘fi'uf%s F&%ENEEE E%‘E%i _ _ SHIRTS, et Cord ) NECKWEAR LivE WIRE SYSTEM and 250 ASYLUPI. STREET, HARTFORD HOSIERY IMMENSE! The values at Herrup’s 10ih Anniversary Sale. You see so many home things here that are new and beautiful and desirable at less than today’s wholesale cost. OCTOBER BRIDES TO CLOSE CORBIN AVENUE. As an aftermath of the building of an overhead bridge several months ago by the board of public works, by which the dangerous crossing on Cor- bin avenue was eliminated, an addi. tional problem has been encountered by the board. At a hearing to be held Tuesday night it is expected that all those concerned will have the prob- lem disposed of by them in a satis. factory manner. The proposition is to close the old Corbin avenue road, which is no longer being used, provid- ed the property owners agree with this plan. At the meeting on Tues- day night, a hearing will be given on the proposed street lines on Stanley street between East Main street and the railroad crossing on both sides. TIRE EPAIR EXPERTS Jack keeps a force of well trained, thoroughly ex- perienced tire repair men, specialists on both casing and tube construction. When you entrust your tire work to him you can feel assured of a sound, practical, business-like job COLUMBUS DAY SOCTAL. Under the auspices of the United Italian societies of this city, Columbus Day was celebrated at Turner Hall this afternoon and evening, the pro- ceeds of the affair.to be turned over to the Itallan Red Cross. The cele- bration started at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon with a reception and at 5 o'clock the address was deliv- ered by Editor Antonio Pisano of New Haven. Mayor George Quigley was also a speaker at the celebra- $45.00 massive Colonial Dresser, a serviceable This $27.50 Colonial Dining Table, platform piece of bedroom furni- ture, dull mahogany finish, especially low priced for this 10th An- niversary Goods purchased dur- ing this sale will be suit- ably packed and stored without charge. Ask us to show you our 4-room outfits, consist- ing of Kitchen, Dining Room, Bedroom and $ 1 99 Parlor; worth $250. Anniversary Sale Price Burrowes’ Folding Card Tables, with green felt or leather top. An- niversary $ 1 5 9 3 Sale Price A $35.00 Buffet, Quar- tered Oak, highly pol- ished, drawer lined for silverware and large roomy cupboard, Anni- versa Sale I?;ice $26°98 — pedestal. Splendidly con- structed. A pattern of which you will never tire and quality that will last a lifetime. 10th Anni- Sale Price $18.75 S. & H. Green and Royal Gold Stamp Books Redeemed Here. We solicit your charge account. tion. ANNIVERSARY OF RETURN. Amid the ringing of bells. tooting of horns and general celebration, New Britain soldiers, composed of Com- panies E and I, arrived in this city one year ago today from the Mexican border. At present these same boys, with the exception of a few, are sta- tioned ‘“Somewhere in France,” taking a part in the great world war that at the time they returned to this city from the border, they little dreamed of being called upon to participate in. BOY MISSING SI XDAYS. Sixteen-year-old Albert Baruse, son of Tony Baruse of McClintock road, Flat Tire ? [ CHARTER 4641 | ENTRUST YOUR TIRE TROUBLES TO US THE AUTO TIRE CO. JACK THE TIRE EXPERT 137 Allyn St. - . SANITARIUM rXIV. HOSPITAL. fuLiiGHAPd LETTERS who left his home on Sat y @ - 3 NE Saturday after- ’ 50 CEDAR STREET. NEW BRITA Fac-c:mile of Typewriting done 13 Com_ple‘te Homefurnisher SRS T i e e R R L e el | soeer o Sy o ]052_58 Ma‘n St Near Morgan Hartford Dartire. CHE el ?m’ployedoat l‘:g“;— from Institational atmosphere. The limifed Lotter Heads Printed. number of eight recelved assures close in- E & F. Corbin factory. The police were | dividual attention. All physicians entitled \ THE HARTFORI TYPEWRITER EXCHA , INC. notified of *his mysterious disappear- | *© Fecosnition | 2o buite birees Hardord. Coon. LOUIS HERRUP ance last evening by the elder Paruse, A TARY