New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1918, Page 2

ht. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply a fittle of this fra nt antiseptic cream n your nostrils very air pas ze of the head, sooth- hg and healing the swollen or in- amed mucous membrane, gi Don’t stay stuffed- Relief is sure. feld like magic. p and miserable. 0 MORE CATARRH Guaranteed Stood the Test of Time. Catarrh and aires go, but Hyomei continues to heal catarrh and abolish its disgust- ng symptoms wherever ecivil bxists. Every yvear the already enormous ales of this really scientific treatment or catarrh grow ater, and the bresent year should show all ‘records proken If you breathe Hyomei daily as di- ected it will end your catarrh, or it on’t cost you a cent. If you have a hard rubber Hyomei thaler somelvhere around the house, et it out and start it at once to for- ver rid yourself of catarrh. The Clark & Brainerd Co., or any ther good druggist will sell you a ottle of Hyomei (liquid,) start to reathe it and notice how quickly it lears out the air p Jhe entire head feel fine Hyomei used regularly atarrh, coughs, colds, bronchitis sthma. A complete outfit, including hard rubber pocket inhater and b e of Hyomei, costs but little. omach dosing; just breathe it. ills the germs, soothes and heals the flamed membrane. cures come will alcerh INVALUABLE FOR COLDS # taken in time this Calclum compound essens the risk of chronic throat or lung rouble, ~All the remedial and tonic qual ties are combined in this Calcium com pound. No harmful drugs. Try them to- a3 ‘cents a box, including war tax ¥or sale by all druzgists n atory, Philadelp] RIGHT It penetrates through | ving you | nstant relief. Head colds and catarrh | Treatment That Has | catarrh | ation ages and males | end | i there that sclence il its b $100 per will is at deast stages, fh being BT pnal condit en_inter “the Mucous de- §etters, 8 a list of letters re- 3d for at tho lost Office for pruary 1918: 5, New Brit- tho week Burritt. Goodrich, Minnie, Hart, W. E Hunt, Harve, Johnson, E Kingsbury, ) McGill, Peter, Martin, Thoma Norton, H. B., 15 Patterson, Mrs. A, Redmond, Ernest. Roberts, Fred, Union Rogers, Mrs. D. C., Schaefer, Richard, Soli, Adam, Cenel strect Wiggins, Warren, 60 Parl Wilson, Bugler, Inf. Wright, Mrs, Marshall. Westermore, Frank. | Ask for advertised letters tion date of list. . Bertha. Main. Lincol 152 Pos Manuel Pichicl Portu arraigned before Judge Jam | kill in police court {his | charged with stealing §$40 | female attire from Jennie ¢ Lilac street. He entered guilty and was fined $20 Judge W. F. Mangan, ! for the accused, explained client apparently took the ! for spite following an argt had not intended to keen his own use | | | GAS COMPANY AN The following directors 1t the annual meeting of holders of the New Britain Co., vesterday afternoon: sell of New London, I, "orrington, E. N. Stanle; Walsh, A. J. Sloper, { and H. T. Sloper. At a meeting of the directors, t ing officers were clected | treasurer, A. J Sloper; Se . Sloper. Mfg. 319 Blm Wilson F. E., 1s Arcad n Place. Church. Co. street. < street. t Conn, and men- DELANEY tmaster. STOLE WOMAN’'S CLOTHIS u morning worth Qf Taombs, of a ple and that 1me them Gas ¢ John Brown subsequent he follow- Pre retar Mr. and Mrs. Julius ebrated the twenty of their wedding at William street, Only intimate f were present. blessed the union grandchildren. Schy and there NOW--4 § COMPLEXION MAY The most vexing time of the year for your The cold February its loveliness Indeed your face may possess give it proper care and supply have destroyed. To accomplish better than winds dry and roughen the face, and bringing discomfort. complexion is This can be the radiance of youth if those elements that winter's this purpose there is Rexall Cream of Almonds and Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold Cream REXALL CREAM OF shaving, it prevents smarting that delightful cool feeling so HARMONY COCOA BUTTER Not too dry—not too oily. the ekin, thus building up the fragrant. 50c per jar. ‘Whether or not you will have winter depends entirely on yo urself. COLD CREAM lient that should always be applied after exposure to It the nen keeps For 35¢ per bottle, is a healing cold broken-down tissues. a soft, smooth comple your face the charm that rightfully belongs to it? you reider cel- anniv home, have are three destroying avoided will winds nothing ALMONDS is a fragrant liquid crcam th should be applied before out-door exposure. moist and soft, preventing dryness and roughness and tightness of the skin, and gives refreshing. emol- wind Its use each night softens and nouri Delightfully ion 5 Why not begin today to give be has of costs. who appeared his dent- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 191 DRESSING BUTPOT Accomplishments in Japuary The uary report for of New England Su tee, aux the month of Britain branch of Jan- New ings Commit- American Red gauze 024; pads, ambulance strips, oakum pads, kum pads 3 metre feather | pillows, 5; comfort pillows, 244; cot pillows, 2: covers for cot pillows, 2; fracture, pillows, 3; serviettes, 1 eyo dressings, 170; fomentations, 47 operating towels, 56; bed linen, 17 comf blankets, etc., 4: sponge hand towels, 42; Kknit- ted articl total, 21,005, The work from tho the month is as follows: Plainville Compr 1,480; serviet 3; fomentations, els, 2; comfort knitted articles, branches for e 4,040; 54; 50; eve op- pillows blankets, South Church—433 Methodist Church pads. School—Serviett ); eve 3 meter pillow ca kum pads, sheet, 1 37, of compres total, 361, Goodwin, worl in cha yme iy | 91; comfor total, 516, tanley Works oakum pads, 197; 4; comfort pillows, 46; total, 2,137. Th far the most enco ing report we have had fo offer ne double the output o month. However, it i with the demand these and every minutc time iven to this work will be d mo from a Compresses, 1,890; ambulance pillows, is by for of recent b lquarte in est to our surgieal . follows head of the led £ r which lized Talf of the ¢ Red Cross ask 500,000 ant front moc to be within : he made five week of ired and - made 200,000 dress rrangements for t tion. As this is the first tir Cross has provided ste it was not, care of ke s steriliz ne the R dressine of cou pared to {a such a la Then came the Ha At the shipped 95 cases abroad, so think we i more than 12 c es. to Mrs. P S0 p poeal for ai moment we could o immedi But the respon for supplics was Hmpt 1 activ in two hour: nd 3 p vackad ready to he sent with the n Red Cross U cont over dress W rter's call increasing need for not seem as if the could contir to the demand. Indeed difficult now to all tr and in of m equal doc terials ohtain workroor branches Dice. i n | terials > now paying s than v bought the o they woull s to the devoted and splend work of the Branches 2 shi a larger number of month; a constantly s help and comfort to our wounded soi- diers wherever they may be. A letter from Athens thanks us for | the most w sceived at @'Abro Pa ream of lcome the Pr nificent gift the great roic soldiers, has been welcomed, fo fit it will be to our he- and also for the new and constant aflirmation of the solidarity of our American Allies. Wo are sending many cases to Eng lana as well as to France. The Amer- has teken over tho glish Red Cross Hospi- s two hospitals in London, one specially for orthopedic cases, and will soon have one in Liv erpool ready to take care of our sick soldiers. Beside all our dressings, which arc distributed in connection with the Red we are continuing to send a antity to the English and Depots with which we have ssociated for the last three Dr. Harvey Cushing, of Base and Dr. Hugh Cabot neral Hospital No. depend upon us for their ings and we ship to them :nch fn che in special dr regularly. The doctors and do mot confine their work to the Base Hospi {als but go out to the Stations at the front, within the firing 1 taking no thousht of the danger if their service is nceded theve, Dr. Cushing writes. ir camp for fort surgeons 1e. “I am just bach cight ho to tell you that T v up supply of Boston of the Casualty Clearing t where I have been at ve groups of worke Hospital nnot tell ana have ting at o n writing take largc to onc work with from our vou what a godsend hi th steril how W envied the been to ve 1 [5 DOUBLED HERE New Britain Workers Proud of | AYER GOE Only 63 Citizens Vote Selling Liquor and It, whelming this town, o 5t the National Army is vesterday against (he liquor, The Military authc ligious and conducted a against acting recently vote civie licen commander at voted “wet. The Qui Tiead. Because of its ton feet tal vousn is only one GROVE'S s anyone without “Bromo ature in Favor located sale Camp i stated that no soldier would be permitted to enter the and 1a ative Bromo Quinine can Dy i o an over- citizens of h Division of voted Gen. Weigel, Dever wnoif it » That Docs not Affect ative ef- be causing ner- or ringing in the head. There Quinine. is on bo: LOOT OFFICE! Take Pos Owners Small Doys When small boys, of ¢ were Two vears morning: or cd that in they in the Stanle roke rnoon sto They | chance of having them by the British with whom we are working.” Are ecach chambers of theft, it buildir age Out. about Stamps 10 this being the into ve 1 dollars’ One of the it it g r\'\’,‘ih!i:'f i il i 1t0Xi- 8. FEECTED N Fruii-a-fives” 3oan Relieved This Dangerots Gondition 632 Grrrarp ST. East, ToronTo. “For two years, I was a victim of Acute Indigestion and Gas In The Stomach. 1t afterwards atfacked my Zieart and T had pains all over my body, so that I could hardly move around. I tried all kinds of Medicine but none of them did me any good. At last, T decided to try ‘‘Fruit-a-tives?’. I bought the first box last June, and now I am well, after using only three I rc nd ¢ Fruit-a-tives”” ne sullc from Indigestion”. alers or s stpaid by Fraite a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y. vas committed to at Deep River ‘e arrested when wd further in- that they stolc the Boy boys were they found ps on depot w thera from the oflic ] . lne greatest music by the greatest artists ) A ~gi1ly on Victrola Records Wh | ence | lunch e EVENTS TONIGHT Basketball, Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. Isabella Circle, N. D, 166 Main street. meet I, meets at umet club at street. 53 Church Clan Douglas, C., meets at Main street. 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