New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1918 AT Hatitore 4 ‘T‘ | Store ?fi%“ D Mfifi Jumor Workers Raise $10% by ' B - | Food Sale and Other Activities 5_ Look EE@NUM The New Hizh Class Wash Stuffs fom oo ciampon | 07 (e Are Wondrously Beautiful in s a1 Green j ; l‘l.'iln\lllv'.\r : co Captures * 15 v Tick Fabric, Colors and Designs £15 = | . _—Boy Scouts Start Monday on| WITHOUT GOING INTO GLOWING DETAIL, WILL CALL ATTEN } | War Savings Stamps and Smileage Books of TION TO SOME HERE THAT WILL SING THEIR OWN PRAISES AS i House to House Canyvass, The Savings cannot be under-estimated SOON S SEE i 5 The SILK ~1|(nn p FOULARD VOILES IN WEST PATTE P el AND CHOICEST COLORINGS, WILL MAKE UP CHARMINGIY F it e e o . A AR 1100 AT ) g Lo, =0 Ghiffon Taffeta Sale Price $1.45 yd. GINGIAM PLAID VOILLS IN FINE SHOWING OF (OLOR § | total amount o ; aised COMBINATIONS FOR 85¢ AND 871c. GINGHAM STRIPED VOTLES = s sy selling sandwi W 36 inch Chiffon Taffeta, in all the new plain and formed a few wec FIGURED WOVEN VOILES IN FINE VARIETY l7! ?,(”'”“5' e Ty e e iy e WILL MARE DISTINCTIVE LOORING DRESSES AND WALS EX- H 1 QUISITE AT .50 YARD. 5N N Tich 0 G e T » v k i L y IMPORTED ENGLISH VOILES, UNCRUSHABLE ONES 1IN A SR o s Cing slie it e manioy, her stores for $1.75. Saturday only $1.45 yd. | wide. 4ull VARIETY OF PRETTY PATTERNS AND COLORINGS. WIDTH I8 | formed a few wecks ago has helped | | PRENCH SFRGE. SALE PRICE . ... $1.69 YARD $1.98 LENGH 10 INCHE PRICE $1.25 YARD. the organization by giving entertain 12 inch all ol French Serge, in a full line of ” THE BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS PLAIN ENGLISH VOILES, Cour- ments. The club gave an ent ncluding navy, taupe, w a, copenhagen, dozen only,“iing y volle and 1ported o this country. A splen- | toulds, 40 {n. width. All the very ment last Saturday at the home of nyvtle, khaki, brown and black, regular $2.00 grade, | lace and hamburg trimmed, all } 36 to id line of handsome plaids in rich | best color shddes ror street and Dorris Gwillim on Hough street anc Salundayionty cov... $1.69 yard | quahiity only, $1.98 color blendings. Ginghams are to '| evening dresses. Strictly fast [ $14 was realized. 1 he very popular. Better buy now colors. Beautiful goods for $1.00 Parcel Post Increase. | B - There “‘10“.( be enough IJater to ,\'ugl_ TR TR | Official notice een received w; supply the demand. Width 32 in. ALF SIUK SHANTUNG, vard : pb e e e St k - F g d P M D Prico $1.00 yard. || wide, in the lovely plain shades so £ > ’pm'r‘l L4 D'mv,,yf::(‘ R iK1 1g conomles ln erge an Op in resse ) 159 | pretty 8o make into summer waists be increased in the first and second | [ SILK AND SCOTCH FOULARDS | and dresses. Priced 75¢ and 85c Pt e ) e o o e i ., . ~n - SILE sxn sootont FoULANDS | i erom a0 oo 70 prunne. | f Th ties and Special P TAm dena e e In al other sones hat formerts enr. | ese Quantities and Special Prices elling very freely. Have a look at 4 material for cool walsts Bl o i i T hem. Price 87i4c yard, and dresses for hot day wear. Cholee S e Sl i }' of medium and darx shades, 85c yd. TEel Stampl Campuign. or Saturday @fln‘ WHITE AND BLACK VOILES in || SELF COLORED VOILES of fine { Through the local war av X vlearing stripes for waists and || quality in a full range of shades. so i stamp committee the Boyv Scouts dresses. There is a goodly variety |! many colors we could not spare | make a house-to-house campais '| 3 for choice. Oniy priced 42c yard. space to tell them all. 42¢ yard. st Sty t week and the 20 townspeople have been asked to co- operate. Patriotic Food Sale. The Pilainviile Red (ross hranch HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR "¢ BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND O | Wil hold & patriotic food sale tomor- | @ DRESSES, VALUE TO § YD £29.75, SATURDAY | SILK POPLIN DRESSES FOR PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. row from 2 ntit & o'clock in ryu’ ONLY, $18.75 i i 5 - rooms in the Newton Block on West | 30 Serge Dresses, only navy and black, very pretty Bight distinctive styvles in new silk Main street . modes, real value up to $29.75, all sizes, this quanti The committes wishes to have the | ty and this price speclal for Saturday, for quick women take patriotic food dishes and | @ clearance . $18. on sale Saturday, and very speciai for $12.95 loaves but all foods are acceptable. Evervaone asked to contribute to thae sala and make it a snccess. There 1 stripes o X | changeable colors, also white and black, sold in P 1 a junior food sale some time ago | g Ladies’ value Sat. only FAER DRESSES, YAUUE TO $15.75, SATURDAY ONLY DRESSES, VALUE TO SATURDAY $10.95. $11.95 Serge Dresses. navy and black., new spring ) Serge Dresses Ve and bla models, real value up to $16.75, all si ., this quan- t thi S0 values tity and price only for Saturday, for quick clear- § her and price Saturd ance ... . Bl od) oo .. $10.93 § ance ONLY. to in the hionable street shades will be no soliciting done Al R s Underwear Economies For Saturday Only “Dan” Collins, the popular restan- rateur, cleaned at the ‘43 Small lot of Camisoles, in flesh color Crepe de Iinvelope Chemise of fine nainsook, ‘v\nmrhl at New 1 lodge . ! - trimmed back and front, value T AT iatet, S et o, honoe | regular $1.00 value Saturday only, 79¢ e R e ! han, of New Britain, captiured first]| Hou Dresses of g E i [ otor Co ations ¢ q SO0k ouse Dresses of percale and gi 0 S o h L: sy ) ‘Y""?’) he team was tied with Georgs | § Motor Combinations of good guality nainsook, il st et G T o f L d d M Hoffman and Thomas Gihson., hut on ogula $1..00 values, for Saturday 2} day u pring showing o adies an ens the o they won in raight | L A 5 Fames. Colling won a am. which | cuits an oats consisis ot a greater amd § 1oon B b ee et = | little realized it had | {he well-known mixologlst at White's 1 5 5 . 2ard in its midst. An | ¢#fe. New Britain The Popular Shoe Storo finer line than ever shown before. All the very [ it i i o it e vite Briors d | cient at hummy,” aund it is also a The weekly Lenten devotions of the 7 2 R 3 = 2 : B | well-known fact that there is only one | !*Piscopal church will be held this @ || < : i latest creations, combined with quality. Come § o i thilyRio canf dereat | SYenINE AL 10000 clocie Ly thefpariail A\ ' ARY i in 1 pastime. That man is| Nouse. There will also be a cholr - Corbhett, of Now Britain, | Tehearsal after the services Mrs. George Nystrom. of Canall in ané see for yourself the wonderful va]ues R ) R R e | \’4 ‘ 3 ' b4l STYLES locality who contemplate er g SHDIRATrS rehuch s deull Ivife 00 , W 7 - 0 T i (I ) e G Colonel Hadsail. While there she will | and 7 = 5 : s oo * | visit her husband, Private George Ny and styles. Do not let the money question § o accusiom trom o riaine i, i) I kit o6 incars 7 2ouncing n;_ e Tomorrow morning at 8 o’'cloc 1 7 : St ST SR e e A there will ge a month's mind mass for, § i i e FOR WOME{‘ treuble you, for the BOSTON CLOTHING | ..o i nas ons ot fhemas | Mre: Alice pufte in the chareh or § ) : successful held for some time. In | \yilsen Hilis ic in the base hospital z e T R R B ot f th 1 t weather, there | .¢ Fort 8 . e St 8 % 5 hat are typicai of the tend- ATORE extends CREDIT te all honest folks. os'n large crowd on hand. The win- | "' doomme s itaeen, o Pl streer - S e e {ner for the highest score was Rose | ;.4 entered the Hartford he i G 5t o ec e artfo ospital, B ark M v Calf. pine inches high, with straight imitation ” . . 5 3 ,\mnr.\.w’rhr; prize fn'r the ?‘\;tzh z)cm;c where he will undergo an operation sf 2 military heel. Price. 00 f = 3 B vas a War Savings stamp. Mrs. Oest- N ivann e e e = 5 2 < . : J0 ©¢ no W A E G 8 L s Y L redenick, Maple Gray , nine inches hizh with imitation perforats 0 ot a‘t’ youre very weicome. et man captured the ladles' first prize, { c(reet, is confined to her home by an tip, hilitary hecl. Price, $8.50. { and ‘h_e gentlemen’s prize went to | ;itack of mumps. OXFORDS—Mahogany Tan Calf. wing tip, $7.00; { Osag Karom 4 : Y T ® I . Miss Dorothy Rogers, of Broad wing tip, $6.50; Nu Buck, wi tip, $5.00. your ELaster Suit or Ceat now. Not Much Water. lossieis e sl v Eomae e | r pel Although it was expected that the | pristol High school after an attask 3 i I vle of Berlin would aken this | o¢f blooa isoning. 3 Q V] | e o i O G o || ST AEbHBER " The Shoemaii, { | 'water under the railroad bridge, they | rooms. Address 132 Broad street. J 3 e | ~ere pleasantly surprised to find that| plainville, "Conn. 3-14-3dx 943 F‘/?alfl St., hal 'fflfd the rain had no such effect at the | NOTICE--Lost: A bag of clothes early [ bridge. For some time the water has Monday morning, March 11. Finder subsided quickly at this point, and it please notify Livingston is thought that at. least until the sewerage system agein goes out of or- der, pedestrians will rot have to go “over the top.” Old Faithful Junior. The Old Faithful Jr. geyser near 400 C ¥ i s B 41}, the Parker brick yards was epoutin ‘ 3 il M in its usual fashion today. The water e near the brick yard ~omes down the | l‘?'!aln St. = 2 = Main St - fi}, B8 |t swith so much force that at thmes e = . ERe i B | it 1ifts the head of the manhale com- 9 ) 7 4 i s hnen . SATURDAY’S LOW COST OF LIVING B | fot come with such gront spaed, and simply spouted through the holes in 63 d@ RCH SIR E f| i0emennolent s iabennl bent foit | B Beet Conn. (Valley Swift’s Olio Nut - Bertin Bries CREAMEEY B1c | MARGARINE b 33¢ 2 I 2 ; 3 | TAllan Gustnfeon of Bast Berlln Is | BUTTER . X5 e = == spending a fow days with friends in | § o e e e s N Q = Lo g By ", following a short illne he spenker at the St. Patriok's serv- | Chicago, 11 Best Pure Sgc Very Good Bake 270 = ! - 2 lbs man lived in Kansington all s In St. Paul's church, which will Finul plane nve under way for tha 1 D . BEANS 2 lbs Rl L M“‘;mm’ o held at the 10 o'clock mass Sun. | cld-fashionod dance which will o | : M\R(‘ Shecloet S S 1e leas ther, John Cashms day morning, Father Phelan com stven In Athletle hell on Alavch 18 Sest Comp = t e i 2 8 1S 2 1 dary » l [: %”‘3 [ N wtfiiA and three sisters. Mrs. James Bu from Boston, to address his Konsing- | The dance will he under e Aft D‘ : 1 C Dmmp ary Cocoanut ey of Kensingtor d Mrs, William | ton audience and is exceptionally | of the Improvement Assoclation, and L {D Ibs or Tapisca ': riv ) . Tiernan and Mr 2 ) 0 eloguent speaker, " | in to mecuro funds to pay for t B e e 19 : i i ”t onENEDGLb o Ry ren. The fu Brick Yard to Begin Work hghts of the town, The dance will be D.and C' CORN 280 | iy . s . era] will be invitation nffatr, e Mon@ay Morming ai b oleiock. Rev. Woik In ¥ha Murray hrigk yars : MEAL 2 pkes Fuil Hea e g s vill be started soor 5 4 ¥ asketball game 11 aved o - Breanan will o Burial Rons faseoraing it To Sntur- Q‘.im\er RICE 2 ib | ] i: 1 : those I o . ) g & | SOAP 5 bars ! i % i Clerk for S. & Il Green Stamps. 2 HOUR SALLE 9 to Strictly Fy EGGS_ 10¢ SALE Highest Grade COYYEE 11b 35(: 2 lbs 450 Very Good Laundr\ Washing POWDER 3 vhkes 1 6(: L e tain. tha g out one of the ola ,,m .,.\,( soon that 2 HOUR SALRE Royal Lunch fiito bricks, T it has, fo rw‘ SRR Salmon 2 taih cans i drlll | PUTPOse of pia out the pond, a with her moih CRACKERS Extra Large Box 2 MATCHES 1f0r 2 \Lr\ Good Naldmc 3 cans dang ey Jarga steam enginn with 2 sed in Hosten C Fovn UARD D R I LL b at tne Stato’ Armory. JarAy atonii o o boller A T O S f«m(v Calif, C Reg. 22¢ ib 2 lbs 35 mnb G aeh s A om e .':,‘,,‘;‘ ¢ \the Grand Tiacks Being Repaired, < vy‘\n“n ot all Improvements: ste RAI\I\‘\ 2 Ibs 3 1 heat; 48 Buell street. 11, 1 TFoiren - Ier' [ Claude W.! Parts of the tracks along the Per. heat; 3 amolnen i Mueller’s 21 ixhibition c Britnin - Armory | PTonig jtior StanleyiPosti|BUEERERE S S AL R e R to ‘ bad condition nre s repnired, WANTED - Palniing, gaper hanging. MILK o can can G. A, R—R i f Work at, 7 o 1 t. The ! force of about 15 4 __plastering; fleors| ! 'x has kalsomi - . 7 \ 570 = Murray 3trickiard Soom. | ari he el aptly ot 81 buey for the past e f R re wall lioard, | Lihby's Z ondensad ‘35( x\ Good 276 = bk s hter of c enr the Berlin Falr graunds, Fop pan A S sRdngle-n00TLE | 2 cans l ork and Beans R e hraan 1 To Hear Bosion Prencher, some fime past, It han bheen a uu;xl H, 3. Foiren, Kensington, Conn, | MILK . ... B-13-1wx | g / Good C Sauerkraut 2 can» b Mo late \ir. anda Mrs. John Cashman, : @led last night at her home in Ken- Rev, Albert Phelan, C. P, wiill be ton, it is #ald, for young men in thig