New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1918, Page 6

od! 1 fal crifice in & —BEDM SAVE THE TBEARS. i the need home which foster the true hat the bovs at front words from t of cheerfuiness lhose at the ing ready The same is camps, those the fromt. It who have oc- which or in the cantonments training to go to behooves all letters cfore on to write will be i in France 1y aside the pen given to out-pour- A word of cheer is in- than out boys know that welfare misses them. that hearts of the folk arc the right ed of decorating of grief. ely better a long drawn ling. who are away n home evervone in- sted in their v kilow, too the -at c. There hom in no n ers with tear-drops, especialiy n the need is for courage WAR. will FADING THE when it comes be a yrought about by a victorious v. The German Kaiser believes urally, that will be the such a peace ed by shining sword and the led fist each branded with the le Made mark in Germany fommenting on decline Trotzky the fall and Lenine government in ssia the Kaiser said in a recent bgram to the burgomaster of Ham- We r1d it day in a frienaly my which, beaten to the ¥ to ought We Such to bring peace shall scek in every achbteved ves- with armi wi an end was manner by our n ceives no reason for fighting longer, lerds a hand to us, and receives our But he but who the the people, must We clasp hands 1 not trary od of his own forced accept peace on declines, pouring out nd our to make peace. We desire Bve in friendship with neighboring les, but the victory of German fivst b Our the s pops 1 continue must recognized Hindenburg Then under great victoriou: Deac i come Fhat iser the peace the kind of a the werld Bolshevik kind Tt forece of 4 desires. is the ace he would on word, Alies is, in ce United side What a a pe he lintente and the ates of America, fizhting by none of if. Trotzky le, will havc is litable to l.eon and his nehman latabl Nikolal Lenine n of the is not to the m great bwers centering their forces against brmany. So, if the Kaiser be frank can ken at his word, and he is very this statement, it must be a battle the death There arc at hose Who hope aud pray peace will come like a bholt out the blue: lhat Te by some divine ira the armies battling againet will lay down their life's d bch other arms home to peacelul pur which cally t the wor is now an mp wil develop hto a carnival ground. These are nsummatic evoutly to he wished ton good to. come of hese are dream grim fact the matter ght must go on. How on will he termined Allies in stopping the well of advance the s From an all the spokesmen of the (i empire and the monar e have heard the rumblings eace of vuzu terms. Count von an Hertling, unt von Czernin and their to t down it i what His tribe in h ave he wasted final for words how Kaiser to hall fainiy say upon terms peace be negotinted terms are written hurgomaster ow knows, in telegram to the The world that of Hamburg or should know here can be na peace until the burgs amd the Hohenzollerns Haps- are . war, NEW BRITAIN Wer to rise again the be stated but that fact that every sol of- peace | dier has one means that the work donc B ovn safely- | by American women is o big comfort @ther terms | (o the soldiers now on lhe firing line Leither thal | hig o114 owed | American f Wilheln, fact should be a solace to the women who have made them as well as to the soldiers. More Kits wanted with socks and tobacco.” PACTS AND FANCILS. Vernon « his ot butferfly, but wings wi steel.—Hartford As expecied satisfied wag Germany i not with the no war policy of bolsheviki, it wanis a good fat of ~Norwich Bulletin. | have | the 1 the BDre- | glice that | ifiving m Russia Now dustrial Tikely federal control of knitting, in- both, seems Fivening Sun. and recrcational New York naot ed in Maj John Purroy Mitchel camp in known as the York eity. In be dolng some- Springficld Re- has to an Cali- He mayor a few months B, a thing in Ve to publican, the caly B¢ the the fine wviation best of New he will France fornia recent earten 14 B lettors debutantes marrying All not them jors the nowadays are licutenants—some of marrying captains and ma- Norwich Record work f° They are fil Kaiscrism Ha Tt's waste raising stories Chicago News of to hair- men.— time 1o repeat DUEESHRES bald-headed it in i life yibing our of the power We cannot causc there not fill the there arc the front tiltery duels New York abroad be- and we can- troops because troops, and our men at engaging in daily ar- with the Germans.— Evening Post send troops arc no ships ships with no Eard the sol- 3 activie N timat ntances are hei- those qual contafning Man advice to R and ‘be night.” “keep vour feet dry to cover yourself 11 at sure tE the Germans [ don o add sieepies | tess and such like matter Will | oty the effort when out | cess.—Hartford A 1t pose seems of the to be carnest pur- to cause Lon- nights to meat- days. but appar- no screaming sue- them fags Send trench language for cigarettes—and tobacch in other forms Home-made tithits will b welcome. Light rcading the The hours M. C help while away of the K o trenches and Sooner trotsky gait if New ar later and is to will have than 2:40 his hide. Trotzky at a betrer escape with Day X huts by the stay- will of ¢ supported o at-homes, provide the neede: e London The foe in front will keep the DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, By Joe Blast Heinic's Undula Service Flag, ng fully shop the Haoini u nine sta Ruelef i, spyi L1 he interrupted himself s NAS passing b Th what T call patriot ism 1 wurmured heartily And, heing a man with an action to enit evers word strode ide the shep and clasped the roush but honest hand of Jleinie Wieshaden “Str, you are patriot!” said_iirelsfoni Porsiflage. “Chess sir” replied Wicsbad- en modestly, “You, sir, = Iy of German ton linvaments heart—why it's splendid. case should torv! FHow democracy your ears spirit of have stirved the distant pressed must how tice soul 1ch he in a man so obvions- with Tcu- an ally's your soul tars! Your noin his- birth but bles Nine g0 de the clarto must ‘ cali of fow 1 thity Mmust world 1 vour 1 appen and touched divine of the op downtrodden your heart voice of jus n vour have the must echoed for to a sacrifice!”” s eloquence eves with tears Wiesbaden wept thy. “Chess brokenly. “‘dey nine best gustomers Snatchin up three trouscrs that were tienily to Persiflaze have vou have made filled his and with own Heinie sympa- he deyp airtt snivelled vass my pairs oJ waiting pa- be pressed. Rrelsford sircde out {(Copyright 1918 Matthew hy George Adzme) i i i recreation | | The ished, friends | .~ idle Mondays have been abol- but judging by the clotheslines weren't idle in some quar- Meriden Journal troops busy while in the trenches. Now, the than ever. our the more ver other side, \in so-called on * Hun au-! all atf A newspaper | that the United this con- | - nce of Canada invade Mexico and T pare sector’’——targets for the not du et in Mexico States, with and Cuba, W hy Canada reports the as is about dragz in the >~ Toronto need support of Do tacks— home deny them sist solation. Do not increasc their bur dbn by adding vour worries. with | to up | United st | Maii and | Back men. munitions the government | ~ | tha | consumption of cock casing consumption related cause and money. These are the things Decreasing count tails and ine; of | and closely POISON GAS, York agreed on ome fearful officers Tt Army are an to of get the we want o New Haven things want nd two W nin us = is moing to a West thin drive to ermans eop 1 nion the he on the front when which will but the get going Spring: CGermans about the early drive will be no more furious than the Offiei States United Britan- and La s fem- Plain vonstier W el They sounds. the repilse e i There poison g4 to the belligerents of use nia Italia selie ining Dealer, is new brand ef o ire not L Cleveland s the are preparin U e as it use. There is also snggestion that will - consid the Ame and In | first way the in the Liberty sood to New prevent thing. As expeeted wion of enlistng buying about sort 2ercement which wil the s are he of any such he | e ok | army ina | bonds the old definition Indians and dead Indi be erossed out the York Evening Sun Germans may not b to Jive up to any conditions imposed on the En- nt ou fighting of book the their methods of Allies and cxpected tente United States Froesh at Movies.” Since there to be an cffort to make Washington the model city in city commensurate with idenlists, when consider- ing the health of its populace, why don't they look after the horrible at- | mospheric conditions in some of tha | | moving picture theaters it has heen | my misfortune to visit?” asked Frank 'L Bourne, of New York at the . Raleigh. “A crusadc against these of poison gas by the | yyeaters should result in immediate after the Wwar!and radical changes in the systems of civilized nations | Ventilation. Owners of thcaters should such compelied ta comply with the reg- ¢ in in other cities, name- by Ger- hundred cubie feet of dir an patron However, in heat during the the local proprietors for the of show no quarter. | to 1 be prepaved ‘ may be Which to administer 14 prescribe Urges Air means they wiil the same scems medicine the every way, a rs back from beohind the Ger- | the ideas of Germe Soldic man lines, men who were captured exehanged for tales prisone tell. more and later o gruesome to Yot nothing has known since have their stories are nor than the world introduction the Al time less the Germans vear out had, that concoctions Yet bitter broke | be ulation v Fiv hour for order to winte many close fr up to barred things the man chemists, the first it remained Jaboratories force as prepared when the Germans taste of these workers each conserve gave things other of for in the opening: ingress to cope with did, got of old- | if number picture theaters continued, will remove a menace to | public health. In connection with the question of healthful atmospheres in moving picture theaters, the prac- | tice in some hauses in this city of using a disinfectant and deodorant to disg the four air should be dis- couraged. [ am like many another | citizen—1 would prefer to sit in a is <ur~t”””‘" atmosphere, knowing it was | pure. then to he compelled to inhale the atmosphere from a closed-up showhouse.” decrease in the shioncd movi Potsdam They and suc- | gang. ceeded. The Germans something worse than they gave. awaiting. if the Germans pro. world has must duce somcihing worse than eyor been back | | In Lhe great spring drive which 'hoj -1 | Allies el known the come with something cqually des- s And, from those in it tructive close tou affairs win military Hunx with the be they niised that greatiy rised ‘uncork” if for a new sen- Comfortable Reading (1iife) sation there arc few inventors — country who know a trick or this \bout the in two trade 10 ! | ! i rémarks comfortalile Con- reading in One every (Con- text ‘Let ‘em come with their poison president are very reacl thic gos” say the army officers, and other . el heaonn e right way view of thoughts but the ‘et “em comc”. they say. ‘and see have of roind— whose 26),” Swhose in who zet; the worst of it Without | Goes nat public man Page attempting 1o make any prediction, | tinued on vight titl aone we will wager the Gormans wish they do never hoard the name poison in not linger an the event have a new bhrand and nohody’s dr <emi ve in uinual ook is ‘o ; nobody’'s or win-the-war cok nto the pr ent’s ide They front page -all of it nec- jrame Tound them combinations 1 Every rican woman Lo who has h pack a T kit inte the Ipea t for restec o Cross comfort B the ry repel our bovs “over there” will be i in a cabicgram and often a imtruders received of at | the Major H Commizsioner to Furope i Means More Now. James Perkins, American Star) (Washinglon A ‘Doee o letter of (S Qe mean anvthing to you? Evers American soldier now en- | caller tering “More than Senator Cross introdiction asked the nsed 1o ‘Stationery replied | and | that time rit the tr it Sorghum enches carries an Ameri- can Red towel Cross comfort kit containing e have become so scarce to waste in on of | typists man is likeh letters introduction mere ldle compliment.” shirt, writing paper. pencil e soap, handkerchief, socks. mirror and 2 The number of kits ca,nunll tobacco. | 1y i cepted la | other { Owen | sentenced { them Phillips Announces He Will Not Wear Army Uniform New voung York. Feb, formed half Twenty-six nien into military squads at the Natural strect in the sunken driveway entrance to the History and and st Musenm Seven at seventh enue, carl command swing i b on their way to the Penn- railroad terminal. Yaphank. and Krance. T is. twenty- them marched It is hard to what Charles Francis Phillips self-styled conscicitious felt. Bmt, regardless of how he marched all of the way Thirty-fourth street ind No later than last called up members Draft Poard 120 in the building and announced that under he report Camp Upton So carly was visited First branch politely Natural terday march sylvania G five of nrondl say sensations pacifist and objector, he felt, down to Seventh | Saturday of Local museum emphatical- cireumstances board to zo i avenue he had no woutd to the to vesterday by bu morning detect eau, who invited firmly to up to History Museum Te and, according Al cerncd, the objections offered verbal only. if any. When Phillips and the arrived at the museum was wearing a brilliant red tie—red is the approved color for radicals, T, W. W.'s, Bolsheviki and others of strain—and shortly after his the National Army started for Camp Upton led Henry Cohen, chairman of | and Benedict member that board the © ably built detsctive acted ws cort on the march to (he When the party hoarded the it became known among them Phillips was a pacifist nd there was no injurious horse result the erstwhile objector reccived many offers of bottles of mitk dling clothes on the long hank. Members of the loral board who re- turned from Camp Upton late night could not rememben Phillips still had his tie climbed off the train up to march to barracks Phillips was arrested Columbia College Cattel psychology ut Phillips the him the a ve of but 20 ac- to con- were detective the former like | arrival new recruits Julius 129 of mfort- »el stein, a Tneidentally m o es- frain train that while play conscientious humitiating and swad- trip to ¥ap- | | st | whether | when he lined | red and wa with on of a professor that university Miss Parker of Barnard College Gaughter of Tidwin C. Parker. an Tury Park hotel proprictor. on 1 last year. Cattel and Phillips convicted conspiracy 1o others not to regisicr wnder law, and were hoth fine to serve one day United States MeCarthy of were of induce the drafi 10 the Marshal Phillips in in of Thomas tods D. sentence of his 1917 Federal what silly ered them to be. Miss Parker. who Phillips, was charged acy. but was acquitted busband in the Pennsyhania inal yesterday and gave him a ling bag When Phillips notitied Local Board 129 on Saturday that he would not ohey the order to report ftoday he also | announced that he will not put on a uniform at Camp Upton and will re- fuse to drill. Those who saw general makeup of the boys from Camp Up ton and the set of the officers’ Jaws five refusal [ Tndze children ceived dny hecause June vouths a to T both told sentencing Mayer he con lajer became with conspir- She met her | Term- travel- FEBRUARY 1$39,875.57 26, 1 “ALWAYS RELIAELE’ The McMillan Store, Inc. CELECRAT CUR ING For WEDNESDAY . 26th Selling ANNIVERSAR With a Monsterou Sale THURS: Many Interesting Values Have Been Added We want you to be among the crowds that are taking advantage of the values that are being offered here during our ANNIVERSARY SALE. This is the First Sale of this kind we have ever held and we want it re- membered by the people of New Britain and vicinity for a long time to come. We believe we have marked our merchandise for this sale at prices which insure this. THREE LARGE Tapestry Brussels Rugs 6x9 ft. Price $11.26, Size ale 3 Anniversary § Size Anniversary Sale There arc 43 mills of over twelve months ago when prices were much It will be impossible to duplicate such values as this sale offers. today. wiil FLOORS DEVOTED TO MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS AT ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES | Anniversary Value $12.68. 8-3x10-6 Price $18.26, Anniversary Value $21.00. | AXMI STER RUGS Size 9x12 ft. Sale Price $26.26, Value $32.00. VELVET RUGS Size 9x12 ft. Sale Price $26.26, Value $32.00. Room Size Rugs in this Sale, representing purchases from the lower than they are THOUSANDS OF HANDKERC HIEF At Anniversary Sale Savings Priced 5¢, Sc¢, 10¢ ez kinds. ach. Men'’s, Women’s and Children’s fine hemstitched Men'’s Indigo Bluc Shop Handkerchiefs, for this sale 8c, 10c, 12l5¢ each. Value 12V/4c¢ to 20c. WAIST SPE CIALS FOR QOUR ANNIVER All our $4.98 Waists for this sale $4.66 each. All our $5.98 Waists I'ake your choice of any of these W regular stock. ti $1.00. BUNGALOW APRONS Made of best quality Percales with elas- ¢ at the waist, for this sale 86¢. for this sale $5.66 each. ists ARY SALE All new Spring Styles from our Value | navy and tan | each, Value CORDUROY COATS For Children, Colors $1.46 2 to 6 years old. . For this Sale $2.98. AT OUR INFANTS DEPARTMENT Sec these Anniversary Sale Specials in INFANTS’ DRESSES of fine quality Nainsook, tots 6 months to 2 years $2.46 and $2.96 each. down Fifth Rirthday ave- they they paraded Washington's when nue on wondered MORE WATER NEEDED | Factory Consumption Increasing at a Rapid Rate—Domestic Consump- tion Abmost Stationary. The water in place consumption of city o used in the 300 where power in vear of 191 cubic jeet. Receipts for the above quantity S66.514.61 103,744, of factory noted were 100 against cubic feet and 1916 used receipts in A gain in of 9,308,200 cubic of $6,669.01 consumption wnd in for the The consumplion of in 1912 the first v r under the present rates, 99.391,100 cnbic feet, showing a increase of [%.856.200 cubic feet in consumption for 1917 luced *his amounts to 392, about half that nmore receipts 1s year 819 the to zallons 250 on one the present if water which continues storaze. means present increase will needed The domestic wmost stationary the meter offset: annuaily consumption is al- the saving in waste system first in- the building ince was stalled erected new SWEDISTT An offering LUTHERAN will FUND. be taken up at the Swedish Lutheran church Su - Ty the raemher next day for Lutheran it the Soidiers’ a and expected that is { rhe church will respond zener v herause of the fact the n that the country for the r three years in chaplains the There about 60 voung church at the front f the campaigner: $750.000 thal fivat Julins T will Luther through a campai 30,000 in fort to ans all gun of ef- front imen it to th send o arc of the and 18 the pia 1hout n o during uture Dr. N address in the and Belzium church met meet again he near f of Jamestown, com cliver an cnces while war The this afternoon .and tonight to do cewing in of zone France the will old. Embroidered and lace trimmed round and square yokes, to fit little Anniversary Sale Prices 96¢c, $1.46, $1.66, $1.96, BY IARUT. FACTS ABOUT THE AMERICAN NAVY FITZHUGH T e = ‘a | FREEN, U. 8. N J‘f' Commanaing O]’?me . Who is lid have there can eriticise th splet way in which our country men sprung to the call of duly More than lives have been given. For 16 give one’s happiness is fo Yet supplied Mr give one’s soul-—sometimes both faltered zener: ously have heen Only " few have vas ane He of them was a seafaring gentleman, He had par- ticularly gentleman. but was not a millionaire, he enough not a woman hater. hut he was bachelor. He wag not a he coward, or or narrow. Dut had his limitations Also he longer wider ittie She was not much the fervor of her to the Navy acceptance [ol- vacht tub but had a than a wash Inflamed by war offered Prompt the same mail was a com- himself as officer in Reserves. attached to an order to report to the Navy Yard for “instructions taking command Te was skipper of his own ship after He d Aflame with pation of immediate naval burst into the presence “Yes. [ remnember’” was the absent minded reply he got for a welcome Rettor r up your duties first.” A fat hook was handed him He consumed an homr going the details of putting his little into commission us a naval The nexi half hour was hideous the responsibilities which a n.anding Officer must assuime due ham it fails time Department In for Naval which [T he lowed mission the an was to fore to all antici- action ho his senior reno of ad craft vessel with and penaltios he Lenten church at 7:45 At Luther League, held on Thursday Emil Danberg the draft laws, Cross. at the o'clock i nizht Red eld services tomorrow the meet- which evening will speak nz of the is At- on o He Com- | He came to the Captain had Washington least once a tell them what had yie-plates pencils was anvthing he didn’t ¥ at least two for it, but rizht He to part 10 write marked that everyone week aboard And if there have the book hundred ways of ¥ only one way was skipped the rest Cor- tr in him to to at an he from to ki it exactly Coming to organization he must be a combination (or - zunner-engineer-night man-and-nurs If the Llew up or the ship's board he was the he couldn't prove (which was manifestly must take the blame He riages he found navi watch magazines fell over blame. 1f hat cat to his s one innoce impossible) hew found he “mustn’t or miutiny aboard he Iresident Laboard he , Police. I At the fo the point tire from head permit m and if Kin came was to represent the But if a drunk presto ™ was, the Chier end of four hours he ca w Litle here ¢ must not He shook muttered " On the abandon t(} last opened Baii he Bty he shall be the then somebody a blast of cold air snipped patriot shivered. He ro: addressed the officer behind the 3 the government is welcome to my bhoal, to my housc, to my money le2ving me only a bit. But he held© out the book, “T sce T'm oid.’ He was too old; not vears though, for forty is. young. But in spirit: too old to make a stab. Which is what half the country succeeding. she's only tons samb PAgC o hip Just to leave nd i The and desk too in is doing, and NEW MAPS PRI The engineering prepared two new maps of the « water supply. One map shows { various pipe lines and reservoirs an the other a complete mapy |of the Burlington region. TPARED. department is water