New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 7

FEBRUARY 27, 1018 C.S.HI PROMPTLY NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ; P ainvnlle l‘xews F PLANVILLE BIDS SOLDIERS FAREWELL Ahout 300 Friends and Relatives | Gather at Railroad Station ALL ABOARD AT 10 0°CLOCK | ! [ Mres, The Hartford Silk Store MAIL ORDERS ECONO FILLED This will be a series @ be popular. The offerings will consist of seasonabl These sales are along the line of co-0 the second of Colt, We Vdvanced in Years, savings are worth while. New Arrivals in Spring Waists of the Very Prettiest Kinds W® ARE SPECTALLY FEATURING THE NEW “SIIP-ON* WATST. PAINTILY MADE OR GEORGETTE CREPE IN WHITHE, PEACH, AND FLESH COLOR. WITH SATIN COLIARS AND CUFFS. SIZES RANGE ROM 36 TO 14 BUST MEA AND WONDERFULLY GOOD FOR §5.98 EACH, *OR BARLY SPRING n high or low neck styles. 14, at $5.98 cach. THERE ARE misses” wea effect. Bxtremely WTH SQUARE NECK AND SCALLOPRD REVERES, there arec the Georgette Waists in white and flesh color, size 36 to 44 for $7.50 ea. visit our Waist Section and look at these. Pics at Home of Mrs, MeGraw— ossil Carry the smaller packages when Girls’ Economic Club Formed Under It will help greatly. $1.50 BLACK MESSALINE FOR 86-inch Black All Silk Messaline, o zood wearing quality; regular $1.50. 10 GOWNS REGULARLY $1, SALE PRICE 79¢ Muslin and Nainsook Gowns, V and high ° exceptionally good materials. For this sale, 79¢ € NAINSOOK GOWNS FOR A small lot of Nainsook Gowns. values §2.49 and $2.98. To close for 25¢ TOWELS FOR THIS SALE Ten dozen Homespun Absorbent Towels. hemmeds regular price 25c each. This quantity only for this sale . 19¢ each $1.75 QU I\I,l'l‘\ e LO\ 1“5 P‘O", $1.49 PAIR Women’s Tan Cape Gloves, complete line of sizes; regular $1.75 quality. This sale only ..$1.49 pair. FANCY GEORGETTE FOR THIS SALE ¢ Regular $2.50 and $2.75 vard fancy Georgettes for this saie Miss Bernazel, $1.09 sembled at the railroad station this Y marning to bid good-bye to those who were f Deve last catled the draft o Camp 1 WEAR there are the new Satin choice of flesh and white, Waists made St 36 to Thire is per cent. of the fir and The 9 o'clock friends crowd quota. Relat were out in force n form at about at the station | and the special train arrived in Plain- ville at about 10 o’clock with the men on board fram Bristol, Waterbury, { Avon and Na 1tuck and other towns along the line. Girls’ Club. At a meeting which was night at the home of Mrs. | M of East Main streef, the Girls licon- I £ o 'HE PLAIN SHIRTS made of Crepe de Chine for wom- With with combination collar for high or low neck en or stylish garments in 5 36 to 44 and priced $5.98 ca. Isqu thenit new Make it a point to ANOTHER ATTRACTIVE WAIST ts made of Voile with tucked front, and with the new “Buster Brown' collar. Size range of these is from 38 to 44, and special value at $1.98 ca. Fconomic held last =, 5 Htched CORRECT GLOVES FOR SPRING WEAR. We offer choice of a new line of clasp finish. style pique sewn, with two-t one lightweight, with pick of pcarl srey, beaver and mustard, for $2.75 pair. “Bacmo®" gun French wide embroidered baocks. Vetvet Mocha metal, The Latest Glove Novelty is a lightweight French with one large pearl clasp embroidered backs. The shade 1s a The price is $3.00 pair, light Let, In Tan, Gray, Newport and Pearl White we offer a Remember that HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY Berlin News ROUSING SEND-OFF ~ FOR BERLIN BOYS | Frercises Held in Grange Hall With Large A'tendance } OWN’S HONOR ROLL 104 Robert Thompson, Well Known | | | | ident, Dead—St. Paul’s T. A. Society to FHold Whist At Parish ) Hall. The big farewell celebration for the boys who departed for Camp Devens, which was given last night, in the Girange Hall wa complete succe nearly every citizen of Berlin turnir 4 to bid the boys “au revoir, ! ‘ good bye". Judge Griswold “presiding officer. Speeche ielivered by Rev. Mr. Lounsber Kensington Methodist chur by Rev. S. A. Fiske of the Congregational chureh, During the evening, Dr. Hodgeson of East Ber- lin, on behalf of the Red Cross socie- presented the draftees with Red Cwoss kits, consisting of a variety of knitted articles and a money beit The rs cach mad a re marks, and Guiseppe daline of those who departed today duced outburst of applausc when shouted, “When T return to Ken- I will have nothing less than hea under this belt 1 oce: vious t were h Berlin sold fow one pro- an Raiser's > had on to tried severa enlist sions pre the army enter in and to n every crvice, hut fact that Now tha Une has he W Sam's the to some forge lin udit al rrang nished ¢ entertainment. The zed to sing held last in horn hall the ement rall 00 ening celebration A and them ent can- larg friends hut of celed the numbc t1 Plainville with the Hartford, ens. The today town of relatives went with they Plai for oldiers whe ned 18t ¥ De yvoung honor roll 104 boy ville, mp »m and brings.up the Berlin men for the to Robert Thompson Dead. Thompson, for of the past Kensington, last evenin in the best recently, his ars a resident here heen his Thompson health. until coming th ome had very death suddenly and pectedly ily. The land, coming nine eame struction unex- to members of ed w fam- Scot- his born in this about which vith t o country be- Con- bee o time. he 1 years connected he rlin ompany. aind ha partn years Besides his wife the deccased RE {ens, or | buildings and | i the | today | n ! W H: we are DELIVERY CEIVING ALL three dau Mrs, Robe: and Mass. leaves net, and three sons, Kensington Ayer, FOR David DRY ghters, Tt and John John NEW 300DS Beatrice, ‘Wilson, James of Camp Oev- | one of | was the first of the draft registrants called \,m ate in heral n completed. the wi wi St out of Eaulis m e a evening. The w o'clock, and will committees have to crowd will be commodate taxed to The vho condition was operate the New pital, is reported M Williams is Willian on meat time past | son 8l market in One of tar at the to the Broska Mrs. in Ken | oftice tow da Walsh \ibert Mr. and Indications of | estat | then fate ctting prospective cives Field arrangements have not birth has bee Mr New John in Berlin into the service, Hospital Corps. B. societ; hist end at made an capac of a as fairly father of F. proprictor of the Kensing- and has for leen connected with the husiness. the clerk, and n has Mai sington. a lively | | 1 No l Sunk \board Glenort unusuaily and it is expected that the hall and A, B. Whist. A whist which promises to be some the ordinary be held under the auspices of the tomorrow in tRis Y will start at 10:30. arrangements large s, registered at the af Archa Britain hospital. transferred that Mrs. er, land vear in dealings are beginning to show Several real dealers have already been around options of several buyers. BRITE H HOQPITAL VESSEL DESTROYED Destroyers to Rescue. Lon: b pital ‘anou nts d I Gi in ton n: the patie hoa land zht on by an boats stil The Genart 110 feet N 1900 outhampion 12 A thantic The tol he it ox stern part n kn Acecordin graph company from the GI officially G The Castl iristol channel it There were rd. Sur 1 aa 1stle, was v B ng. She n tending Great the 154 en: Bx rt Ca ! Swansea Wal four survivors hay of been i been persons ¥ 200 | | lande: Feb. the ¢ her ' d ¢ yoard i nnel is person “lenart Brit was sh e vivors American torpedo Tift built at owned s an into 3rits ar n wange are A The id nu to HAYS IN W \\Ill\(,'n)\ Washington, Ha mitte ith | Hays of the rep hegan | W arty vitol on Rep was a represents and Hays | tican The \ zu national today. was 1 th he sa of nd ht s & X he senatorial will devoted | and publican conferences at Senat tive of ent est ativ at election of for the t e efforts Hublica to the contests. Indiana n Willia upon a few days Britain General hos- well today. farms for Ja- and of to is a vet | line, 8 The | am. 5 some | his = to and real es- mode with five row s us show them to you. .“Bacmo” able Glove in one clasp style, pique Sewn, extremely good at $2.25 pair. headquarters for the best in Women’s Gloves. BRITATN PURCHASED OF US. | BLACKMAIL TRIAL t i f t t v t t E i X i Castle in Bristol Channel— U, S. hos- sunk is no were boat. Bel. | o in m of south- be- Tele- miss- Thirty & have | Chairman national herc or Wood ,. a 1920, i ime bein of Cha organi coming lunc com- today | that leaders after a formal call | {he Gallinger's | Mr. | epub- heon. t house lo | Troops Sent mber | was | la Mayor Hirsch and band of the emploves of the City for a change of venue was denied. she selling an :|Oll|\t came to see to some tickets a dinner to be given in honor of Bri Gen. | after clubbing the j arrangements omic club of Plainville was organized. The club will be a subordinate orde: of the Women's Food committee and will perform the duties of the or- ganization in the same way that the Women's order doing. The pro- gress of the club will be watched with interest by the Women's order, which has offered a prize of §1 for the best poster made by some member of the club concerning food conservation. All activities of the club will be under the direction of Miss Bernazel, a teacher in the local Grammar school. Death of Mrs. Colt. J. Colt died late vesterday at the home of Mrs. McGraw of Pine street from the effects of a stroke of apoplexy which she suffered during the latter part of last week. She was well advanced in vears and in poor health which served to hasten her death. The funeral was held this morning from the Church af Our Lady of Mercy at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in New Haven where the deceased lived for a long time prior to her moving to Plainville Plainville Briefs. Sequassin Lodge, No. 74, will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at headquarters on West Main street. The regular Thursday night prayer meeting of the members of the Con- gregational church will be held at 7:80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Towrey of West Main street. Mrs. B. J. Chichester street has recovered from illness Grand Master George of the Waterbury order O. ¥. will visit Sequasin lodge on offi- cial business on March 21. Sallor Harold Hcemingway has turned to his ship after spending | few days at the home of his parents on Nor‘h Washington street. Sailor George Day of the U. has returned after a visit at the over the week- Gloves, one medium grey, is Bucksekin Glove 114 Wash- YOU OAN DEPEND ON IN ATLANTA OPENS Candler Accuses Woman of Attempting $500,000. Atlanta, Feb. J. W. vial today on the charge of attempt- nz to blackmail Mayor Asa Candler, rom whom, it is charged, they sought o extort half a million dollars by hreats. The state has subpoenaed many witnesses, including the hus- accused woman, while he defense has subpoenaed women hall. A request 27, —Mrs. H. H. Cook came up for 3icycle recent of her B. Chapman of the L. O. re- The mayor, in response to ques- 2 ions, stated he became acquainted with Mrs. Hirsch last summer when came to his office accompanied another woman in connection with automobile by tickets for Cross benefit. She was in as to whether the city ordin- would permit it. Several days the mayor testified, Mrs. Hirsch | him—he believed it was n his office in the Candler building request his stance in ndling the ) automobile at by navy | home of his parents | end. Herbert Carlson of the firm of O'Hare & Carlson is reported as being seriously il at the Hartford hospital as the result of an opecration which was performed last week. Pneu- monia developed. A food exhibit to be nge hall on March 6 and 7 will be under the auspices of the Women's | Food Committece of Plainville. Red 1ces ater, OB ven at BOMB IN SHIPYARD RESPITE FOR NEGROES Granted Nervy Guard Hurls Infernal Machine Indefinite Stay of Execcution to Place of Safety and Little Dam- to Five Soldiers age is Effected. Hanged For Houston Riot. Newhurgh, N. Y., Feb. 27.—An at- tempt to blow up machinerv in the plant of the Newburgh Shipvards Co. here today frustrated but only after a guard had picked up a bomb and hurled it out of danger. Tt ploded and d1d some damage but ™ cnough to delay work at the plant. The. bomb was placed under ,a | compressor machine in one of the buildings by a strangeér ‘who .escaped, suard, William discovered him near the | demanded his work- Hogan was dazed bus | recovering from the blow started search which resulted in his ¢ covering the bomb. The attempt to damage the ma- chinery was evidently intended to celay construction work on ships for the emergency fleet corporation which is about to begin, Washington, Feb An indefinite respite has granted five, negro sol- _diers of the 24th Infantry. sentenced by court martial to be “hanged . for | participation in the Houiston riots. The number and character of appeals for clemenecy reaching the president from clergymen and negro organiza tiong caused the respite. DIVIDEND ON BANK. Cent. More for Depositors in Greenwich. T.—Bank Sturges is to pay dividend of to the depositors of the Greenwich Savings bank, wilch is in the hands of the commissioner | as receiver. The depositors have al- ready received 100 per cent. Amoth- | er payment of one per cent, or more is expected later in The date for the four per cent. has not it will be some time In Togan, who machine and men’s badge. on Four Per Commi making Feoh T Hartford. sioner Tiverett nrrangements per cent four UNREST IN IRELAND the vear payment of the been fixed but to March Assist Police in Suh Adning Disturbers in County Clare— Situation Reported Scrious. Dr. T. Ridgway Johnson Dentist USSELL BUILDING, PLAINVILLE. OFFICE HOURS Wed. and F Tondon, nence is given land the connection Feb, -Much promi- the situation in Tre- morning newspapers in with the announcement have sent to assist | Clare. Various reported assert unre Treland and the bevond control. On the | hand The Daily News publishes dispatch from Limsarick that therc no cause for alarm. It adds {hat troops police cts of | Some veloping in is getting cther heen Mon., in wles County s are reports is ( de- situation Buy a Lightning Butter Mixer—Makes two pounds of Butter out of one. Cn is Ha erchiefs, 3 for 50c—Only At Lace dnp,xrtmsm $1.50 WOOT. POPLIN, SALE PRICE 38-inch Wool Taffeta Poplin, in myrtle and navy, one piece of a color enly- sal yard .. $1.29 PERCALES FOR THIS ECONOMY SALE 19c YD. 1,000 yards of extra quality Percales, in figures, stripes and checks, pink, blue and black and white effeets; market price 25¢ vard. Sale price ..19¢c yard COTTON WAISTS, FORMERLY $1.00, FOR Cotton Waists, 60 only, sizes 36 to 46, slightly mussed; formerly $1.00. For this sale, to close 59c .$1.29 YARD brown, plum, For this tity restricted $4.00 VALUE Four dozen | 1no | | | 1 j quantity, for ... COTTON VOILE! Cotton Voiles, GNORE HERTLING 30 OF GREW DROWN (Continued From First Page). ’ (Continned From Fimst Page). ed the conservative section of the | Reichstag seriously, judging from the | taken over for government use was comment on the address in a Berlin | engaged in towing barges between dispatch to the Koelnische Volks | north Atlantic cosat ports. Zeitung, which says: Two of 11 members of the Chero- “It was known Von Payer desired kee's crew died soon after being tak- to settle accounts with the conserva- | en aboard a British tank steamer tives and *he did so perhaps more | which responded to the sinking ship's than it was good for him to do. A |S.0.8. call, according to officers of passionate outbreak accompanied this an American steamship. which ar- part of his speech from all the con- |rived here toda; servative sections of the Reichstag. That Von PPayer should have put thes political groups on the same level with traitors like Liebknecht and Dittman (socialist leaders imprisoned on charges of inciting treason) and wilh those who fomented the traitor- | ous strike provoked tremendous out- | John breaks of passion on the entire Right. | day, “There were frequent scenes of | the Y. M, tumult, seriously interrupting the de- | practice. livery of the speech and his friends werc fain to drown the; hisses in the house and the galleries by clapping and shouting.” Budget Up 2,875,000,000 Marks. Count Von the secretary of treasury, the tons gross. The tug prior to her being COURT N (Yl"lm | 4 | POLICE Man Wanted Target Practice and \"fls g Arrested. C. A. He was fined $2 out a permit. Peter Kolinsky was fined $5 and Constanti Nudonia was fined $1 for creating a disturbance at the Stanley Works' employment office vesterday. A fine of $7 was imposed on Frank { e DudBeli \rast, charged with assaulting Mrs. debate in fthe Reichstag, said the ad- | - e g EB ditional pequirement of 2,875,000,000 [ FaT’y Gruech. It was clatmed that < Roedern, imperial i in marks ofer 1917 was due mainly to| When the woman tried to take Arast's {he increase in the interest on war| iDSurance papers in lieu of a board loans. He declared no funds for war | Pill payment he literally “snatched costs were asked in the present| her bald headed.” The hair he pulled budget out of her head was evidence. Annie Kulak was fimed SEN. LODGE PARROTS: GARFIELD'S CRITICS $10 for { and her husband, Joseph, was dis- { charged on a count of breach of The peace. ‘Attorney W. F. Mangan ap- | peared for Joseph. FREE FOOD DEMONSTRATION. The East Street School Parents and Teachers’ association has arranged for a the value of substitutes as food and how ‘to use them. The demonstra- tions, which began this afternoon, (Continued From First Page). because we differ from them as the manner in which the war is be- ing conducted,” he said. ‘“Patriotism to have been made {o cope with any trouble and that re- ports of disorder are exaggerated. Sale at A. J. BORDEAU Barber Shop. will be given between 3 and 4 o’clock each Wednesday at the school and are free to the public. is not confined to those appointed to more or less important offi in Washington. There is a tendency make test of patriotism a blind un- questioning support not only of the president himself but of everyone he s fit to appoint. It is our duty-to support the president but’never be- vond what our conscientious convic- tions of duty to the country and to the demand.” DEAD AVIATOR YALE MAN. New Haven, Feb. 27—Mentin of the name of Lieut. Leland J. Hagadorn, in Gen. Pershing’s list of casualties on Monday, leads to identification at Yale of the officer as an ex-member of the class of 1916 who enlisted in the aviation section of the American expeditionary force. He was com- cause AIRPLANE MAIL SERYICE Regular Route Between New York a As Part of Curri- d Washington culum for Army Candidates. Washington mail service Feb between 2 Airplane s New York and Washington will be in daily opera- tion beginning April 15, the post of- fice department announced today. Eight machines will be furnished by | the war department By arrangement between Postmas- ter General Burleson and Secretary Baker an aerial postal service will be conducted for one year as part of the aviation training 'm of the army. The machines will be piloted by fliers Though “Simplicity” is the Tan, Grays, White, Brown, favorites this season, and with smart military heels the effects Enjoy the advantage of Styl Prices $4.00 © $9.00. army a. M. LEO PRIOR, Undertaker and Embalmer, 58 Pierce Street, Phone calls:— Day 90 Ask the Clerk for Nights 29-2 YARNS REGULARLY haki Knitting Yarns, SILK PETTICOATS FOR Taffeta Silk Petticoats, | 5004 colors and styles, new goods, no more than this LONDON AND PARIS ~ NAVY TUG FOUNDERS : Charles Zisk, who was before Judge | H. Kirkham in police court to- explained that he wants to Join | to get some target | without ! at its close | costs for discharging a revolver with- | introduced % | i drunkenness and breach of the peace | series of 10 demonstrations on | keynote the plain, AISHBERG,, 3 ntity only six to SEC 00" EIN, FOR L75¢ legular. $1.00 skein. duan- 75¢ skein $2.59 changeable, S FOR THIS SALE .15¢ YARD 600 yards only, real vahm 29(‘ yard This quantity for this sale mu ioned in May and left for France, ath came through fall of an air plane. Hagadorn was 23, and lived in { Olean,! N. ¥. BIG P, \(‘I(‘RI 'S THREATENED. Fire Destroys Warchouse With $120,000 ILoss, olaceo Rochester, N. Feb fire that threatencd Rochester's factory | district in the mill section this morn- {ing was confined to the plant of R. |Whalen & Co., tobacco manufactur- lers, a five story brick building where t started, after being partly de- stroyed. Adjoining factories were ‘uama[_vd by falling walls, water and smoke. The loss is estimated at 1 $120,000, | =~ A RUSSIAN TROOPS - REFUSE TO FIGHT (Continued from First Page ) and women, are enrolling forsthe de. fense of the capital, | Two Russian Regiments ' Captored. | Berlin, Feb. 27 (Britith admivalty per Wireless Press)—German troops advancing north of Dompat yesterdmy captured two Russian regimemts as they were retreating, the German general staff announced today. MUST HOLD CANNED GOODS i Food Administration Directs Pro- ducers to Retain Stores.For War | | Purposes—No Sefsure of Supphies. Washington, Feb. I%—All cmnpers { were advised today by fhe food ad- | ministration to hoid for war purpeses unttl further advised all canned corm. peas, tomatoes, string beans and sal- | mon now on havd. - Reports of smsh holdings must be made at once, .separate from those {to be submitted by March 15. Can- | ners who have no stocks are required to report indicating this fact. Quanti- ties not wanted will be released promptly. Reassurance to householders that the government has no intemtion of commandeering any canned goods . preserves, home grown food or usual i stocks of pravistons kept for family use, was given today in placards | which the food administration will | distribute to every post office and pub- "lic library in the country. The pla- ! cards were headed ‘‘do not be fooled ! by the lies of the enemy The Popular Shoe Store Smart Walking Shoes for Women Bright Looking Models in the New Spring Colors in Shoe Style for spring, Women's Shoes look oven smaarter than ever before. Mahogany and Black are the trim-looking patterns and re very striking. e while it's w and buy Now. The Shoeman 1 Main St., Hartford & M. Green Stamps.