New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1917, Page 10

HANMYERSARY Something new and interesting cvery day at this big birthday sale of ours—new arrivals in merchandise for which orders were placed long ago make possible the money-saving opportunities at the Anniversary Sale—free souvenirs—the best we've ever given— interesting demonstrations at various departments—free knitting les- sons at knitting yarn section—many departments greatly enlarged— altogether these are interesting days at the Anniversary Sale. WISE, SMITH & CO., HARTFORD. YOU CAN NOW BUY FURNI. TURE genefal homefurnishings here ON THE MORRIS PLAN OF CONVENIENT PAYMENTS If you so desire. Giving you the advantage of our well known low cash prices and selection from the largest and most comprehensive assort- ments in Southern New Eng- land. and F‘OAT WEEK Anni\;::stahrif Sale THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPRESSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FASH- IONABLE WINTER COATS FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND JUNIORS EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY OF HARTFORD PRICES FAR LOWER THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE—PROVEN BY CAREFUL COMPARISON. $19.98 DIAGONAL CHEVIOT COATS, SPECTAL ALL TH WEEK One model has a large silk seal con- is belted all around Stylishly Comes in green, plum, gray, brown and navy. vertible collar, and has deep patch pockets. trimmed with plush buttons. $22.50 PRACTICAL COATS OF ALL WOOL VELOUR, SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK novelty pockets and cuffs. brown, burgundy, green, navy and black. One especially attractive model has a wide flare gathered under all around crushed belt, deep convertible collar, Shown in beet root, A NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1917. NOTED SPEAKERS T0 OPEN CAMPAIGY Y. M. C. A. and K. of C. Workers to Meet at Elks’ Club Members of teams and workers in the campaign for $65,000 to be con- ducted this week in this city under the duspices of the Y. M. C. A. and Knights of Columbus, will assemble at o'clock this evening at the New Britain lodse, B. P. O. E. home on | Washington street, where a luncheon will be served, followed by an array of brilliant speakers who will assist in setting off the first fireworks of the campaign. The campaign is being conducted by the organizations in the furtherance of the comfort and recreation of the American soldiers engaged in the war, Both the Y. M. C. A. and the Knights Columbus are branches of the nation- ‘al movement. In aiding in tho | movement, local people can be as- sured that the local boys Wwho are at present “over there” and those who undoubtedly will soon be on foreign shores will reap the benefits of the movement. Steps were taken some time ago by i Hil ‘The roof is the last to go on your building; but the selection of an effic- ient and economical roof is of first import- ance. If you will use ¢ Slate-Surfaced the organizations to conduct separate | | Asphalt Shingles $27.50 ALL WOOL VELOUR COA’I‘\S, wemg e $22.50 Very dressy model with full sweep gathered under a broad belt giving a high waisted effect so becoming to young women. The deep convertible collar, patch pockets and belt are richly trimmed with bands of two tone plush, comes in brown, burgundy, $32.50 RICH BROADCLOTH COATS, WEEK e $27.50 Smart models with inverted plait back, full flare, large convertible col- {lar with deep band of keraml and is 1fned throughout with lustrous satine in self color. Shown in burgundy, taupe, plum, green and navy, also three other models at this price. green, Pekin and navy. $35 COATS OF POM POM BO- LIVIA, SPECIAL $ 2 9 ALL THIS WEEK These splendid coats have a very wide sweep gathered under an all-around belt, deep chin- chin convertible collar of ker- ami mole and are lined through- out with heavy guaranteed satin. Come in cinnamon brown, taupe, blue, green, burgundy and navy. $49 RICH SILK kerami mole, lined throughout an unusual trimming. "Phone orders, Charter 3050, and Mail Orders promptly filled. SEAL COATS,A : $42.50 SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK . One chic youthful model has a high waist line, very full flare with large collar and deep cuffs of with guaranteed Skinner satin. Large buckle placed at back makes $35 COATS OF SEAL PLUSH, mots wek. - $29.00 One model has an extra full sweep, is confined at waist by a broad belt, has a large collar and deep cuffs and is trimmed in a novel manner with Jjet buckles and buttons, lined throughout with heavy guaran- teed satin, two other styles to choose from. WEEK rich brocade. band at bottom $59.00 SWAGGER COATS OF VELOUR SPECIAL ALL A very full sweep model lined throughout with ‘A deep collar, large cuffs and broad of kit coney fur, $45 ELEGANT RICH SEAL PLUSH COATS, SPECIAL ALL THIS $ WEEK AT ... 39000 This particular model has a very full sweep gathered under deep belt and is lined through- out with guaranteed satin, a deep collar and handsome orna- ments of kit ccuey fur trim- ming. HEAVY SEAL trimmed with many tails of same fur, a truly elegant garment. WISE, SMITH & CO. HARTFORD Our Restaurant is an ideal place for a light lunch, a cup of tea or substantial re- past, FRENCH GUN CUNNINGLY CONCEALED IN RUINS OF A DWELLING AND HAMMERIN Photograph taken on the western SUGAR srm’afiu Best Pure LARD TUESDAY Swift’s Premium 32 c Good Baki-Tg ier Laundry CLEANSER 2 cans 9 € Red Butterfly OLEO 11bpkg BEANS - Sihe 21C Sunbrite | TEA .. 1 Ibpkg 21c front showing a heavy French gun welf concealed in the ruins of a house - MONDAY EVENING Short, Sirloln, STEAK 1b19c Round 21bs 19¢ 2 Ibs 55¢ A OHICA MARKET Lean Pork crors .. 28¢ Choice Stewi oS 18 Fresh Pork koNEys 1 16C Choice Stewi BEEF . 23C G AT THE GERMANS advisable to conduct a joint campaign. New Britain residents in the past have shown the right spirit in assist- ing in campaigns, the Boys' Club, Y. W. C. A, Red Cross and Liberty Loans proving /that local people are consclous of the need of all possible assistance in war movements, Daly council, K. of C., had planned to raise $10.000 as its apportionate share of the $3,000.000 fund of the national council. The object of th: Y. M. C. A. is to raise $50,000. The entire fund will be divided on a ratic of six to one with the association on the long end. The speakers at tonight's opening will be George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill, compensation commissioner, and one of the most eloquent orators in Connecticut. Mr. Chandler wiil tell of the aims and objects of the cam- paign. Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of St. Mary’s church and John F. Gunshannon of Hartford, formerly tuberculosis commissioner in this state, will complete the speakers' list. Director Herbert H. Pease will out- line the plan of the campaign for the week. Luncheons followed by reports by the team captains will be held at the Elks home on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday noons. In the evening: of the above d at 6:15 o'clock supper will be served at the K. of (. rooms. On Friday ecvening, the workers will meet at the EIks' club where final reports will be submitted and a supper will be served. What Association Is Doing to Make Cur Soldier Boys C®mfortable, The Y. M. C. A. provides for our soldiers ‘a2 home away from home.” At Aver—The Y. M. C. A. has spent $160,000 at Camp Devens: nine Y. M. C. A. secretaries are in charge of 79 home centers: the Y. M. C. A. is op- erating 11 buildings: the Y. M. C. A, has erected an auditorium holding 3,000. Provides the only warm rooms in camps—waiting rooms, laboratories, halls for religous services. Provides a chance to write home. The Y. M. C. A. in America alone supplies, free of charge, 1,000,000 sheets of paper and 500,000 enve- lopes every day. Provides music and entertainment. Y. M. C. A. bulldings all have pilanos and victrolas and the organization en- gages famous singers, organizes ster- eopticon lectures and movies and has its musical directors to teach mass singing to the men; organizes such things as sightseeing trips to inter- esting places near the camps. Provides opportunities for athletics. The Y. M. C. A. organizes games and supplies baseball gloves, basketballs, volley balls, quoits and everything when it is sending its big missiles of | needed for athletics. death at the Germans. 6to9 p. m. POTATOES JERSEY BEST SWEET MAINE J9e nd g SPECIALS el The Y. M. C. A. does all this free of charge. The winter will soon be here. How will you help to make the soldiers comfortable in thelr ‘home away from home”? MRS. PIGOTT TRIES SUICIDE ONCE MORE Three Weeks Ago She Slashed Her Throat and Today Jumps from Hospital Window. Derby, Nov. 12.—While laboring ap- parently under mental distress, Mrs. Peter - Pigott. of Ansonia, a patient in the Griffin hospital, through a second-story window today breaking a leg, several ribs and caus- ing internal injuries. a futile attempt to stop her and was nearly pulled through the herself in the attempt. Mrs. Pigott was taken to the hos- pital first about three weeks ago after attempting- her life by slashing her throat. The address scheduled to be given under the auspices of the United Par- entg and Teachers’ Assoclation tonior- row night has been postponed until Nov. 20. “The School House as a Commumity Center,” Was to be the swbjeot of the principal speaker, Mor- ris J. Wessel, secretary of the Immi- grant Educational Bureau at Provi- dence, R. I campaigns, but later it was deemed | ' are supplanting wood and slate shingles for residen- ces. They cost less, are just as good looking, wear better, won’t fall off, buckle or split. 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Contractors, architects, property owners, farmers and all users of roofing should see this film—it is interesting, instructive and en- tertaining. . Pauline Fredrick in her first Sup-Picture THE “DOUBLE-CROSSED” Will be one of the features Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Lyceum. RACKLIFFE RROS. (0., JNC. | 250--256 PARK STREET, NEW BRITAIN