New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY -HERALD, SATURDA’Y,'MARCH 16, b T 4 « . - A Snap Purchase of 250 Fine Rugs That Will Delight Those Who Buy At These Special Sale Prices YES, THE VALUES OFFERED IN THE FLOOR COVERINGS AT THIS SALE ARE SO MUCH LESS THAN THE REGULAR MARKET PRICES OF TODAY THEY WILI: BE QUICKLY PICKED UP BY KNOW- ING FOLKS WHO WILL BE GLAD OF THE OPPORTUNITY THAT IS PUT IN THEIR WAY HERE, NOW. VISIT OUR ENLARGED RUG DEPT. ON SECOND FLOOR OF NEW SECTION WHERE YOU WILL HAVE CHANCE TO CHOOSE A YINE CARPET SIZED RUG FROM THE FOLLOWING PHENOMENAL VALUES, ROYAL WILTON RUGS, Seamléss ones, 9x12. Sale Price $52.50. ROYAL WILTON RUGS, Seamedkinds, 9x12. .Salc Pirce $49.50. AXMINSTER RUGS, Seamless, 11-3x12. Sale Price $17.50 AXMINSTER, Seamed and Seamless, 8-3x10-6. Sale Pricc $27.50, \XMINSTER RUGS, Seamed, sizo 8-3x10-6. Sale Price §: WIITON. VELVET RU Scamless, 9x12. Sale Price $28.50. AXMINSTER RUGS, Size 7-6x9 feet, Sale Price $19.50. FAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, Highspire, 9x12. Sale Price $11.50. FAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, 7-6x9 feet. Sale Price $13.50. INLAID LINOLEUM, solid colors way through to the bac] priced very, very special at $1.35 yard. . Ten rolls HAVING A AUTOMOBILE DE TRY PROMPTLY RECEIVING FOR AL NEW BRITAIN DRY YOU CA GOODS PURCHASED DEPEND OF TUs. ON Tapering Ofr. (Indianapolis News) The abrupt productive of much change. He claims that one dog at least has been *aken into the pound by him three mes and although the owner is as- ) | sessed the amount charged for this I violation of the law, the dog is still allowed to run loose. The owner of | the dog claims that he has never been ed to pay anything for the dog. hence allows it to run where it hows Boys of 61 What State Protectors Are Doing in 198 | and entire termination is looked upon with the utmost dis- favor by those who have tarried lonz {at the weed, and no matter how ent the demand for discontinuance may be, the victim of the habit usually | compromises with the tobacco fiend by “tapering reducing the cus | tomary allowance to one-half or one third “The physician the New York Medical Record, “should find ot not only how much his patient ske expects | i a day but how he amoic he Sunday |\ Many smoke a cigar to the bitter Mrs. Fiske | The more fastidions smokers a few days | holders while the | particular i pale the butt on w toothpick or the the U. §. S. Roches- | Point of a penknife and granted a furlough of | to the last gasp. The closer the burr and will spend this vaca- | ing tobacco is to the mouth the more o parents in | are its toxic effects enhanced. Ti |long pipes which we are wont to 2 e ely, Contrar aw| o : A sociate with phlegmatic Dutchmen ol | xeclnprontacy it La | The chicken farm on the Jarvis es-| .o yndoubtedly more innacuous than nd Statutes Provided, ctc. e :a r;,"m“n»m“- ted mext week by a4y comparatively short pipes favored umily by the name of Sunderson. |y the Anglo-Saxons. Some of this his farm been vacant for some | ey S e S e il or some other patent attachment, and The i 5. B. Bennett, for- | it would seem that we should recom- rerly a resident of FEast Berlin, were these to patients wha sught here vesterday for burial. smoking. In the case of Tl cigarettes we shonld advise oo they be discarded when about T | quarters smoked, no matter much agony such a course the thrifty or to the oul.” nd wishes. Berlin Bricfs. Williams Kensington i4 the week-end at the home 1ds in New Haven Rev. . A. Fiske in New York Mr. i back in time for in the church. and children are spending in Hartford of spending a few | ol also OWBOWS RUNNING LOOSE end e mes Corr of has heen a few . day ton at the Fensington en Austin Claims Owners of | '“T Canines Are Permitting Them to | of his Before a large audience of members | Stanley Post. G. A. R., and other ited guests, the members of the two | panies of the Berlin Home Guard | ve.an exhibition drill last night at New Britain armary. The guests re highly pleased with the work of guatds, as the men went through ir various maneuvers without o | ch Phe Berlin Guard has been | d to be one of the best in the state, | of mend from and cigar that three. how entails to tobaceo-loving attorn Berlin, and vs representing the those represent- the company whose automobile ed in the cave-in of the bridge aear the paper goods plant last sum- have been in sion during the week, and they will announce > results of their meeting within a Suit was brought by the last June. d in spite of the fact that the num- L s have been depleted by enlist- ints and the drafting, it has contin- | to live up to its good reputation. | veral new enlistments have been re- | | i Strange Procceding. Farmer Turnipson had brought his young son David to London to see the sights, and toward the end day was dragging his fourteen stone |up the steps of the great monument, says Tit-Bits. Long before they hanging, | reached the top, the father was T lsomining and pastering; floors | gretting that he had allowed his son 1 be carried out on Sunday morning aped and refinished: wall board, | to persuade him to undertake such a the 10 o'clock n Pa ceilings, asphalt, shingle-roofing. | tiring journey. freh, Kensington v. Bren- H. J. Foiren, Kensington, Conn. “Look, father!” exclaimed the hoy, , pastor of the church, will be cel- | 3-12-1wx | when they had at last reached the top. 75,000 REALTY DEAL plan, of Boston ill deliver the “Well,” puffed the elder Turnipson, 1! Councilman Gorbach Transfers Nine company ved. and it is expected that it will bn be up ta the former number 0se W have equipment belonging | the guard are requested to return | o the quarters as soon as possible Church Services for Sunday. Fpeci t. Patric services TO T ond flor; all heat; 48 Buell Kensington, Five room tenement, sec- improvements; steam street. . J. Foiren, Conn, 3-12-1wx of a long | WANTED—Painting, pa mass, on. Father Phelan has heen sent “if it's so grand down there. what in the order of miss which the name of all that’s wonderful did is connected to prea sermon you bring me up here for?" jorrow at the request the tor, and he is s one o most ecloquent speakers of eT. Mass s usual will b cele- | ed jn the Sacred Hes hurch it Bétlin at 9 o'clock. Lenten devo will be Paul's church v eve: M to b ih of spoken of a th New Tlouses on Getting Tuned Up. cold and windy City Avenue to One wet night Morvis Schupack. farmer came the upon a of the negro shivering Atlanta negro be uch a drafty posi- Morris i\ he ¢orner Schupac nnounc today | in doorway transferred 6f Windsor avenu doing, st ; asant street, Hartfard, to Council- | tion, the & A. Gorbach. The property con- 4 of a 1i-apartment block contain ing 1 st It is valued at $75.000. Counciln Gorbach transferreq | nine two-family houses on City avenue | in the eastern part of the city to Mr. | Schupack. Sach of the tenements con- | sists of si¥ Tooms and is thoroughly | modern. { ed real estate at | an store. had Wandering what coula will worsl K morning conduet and nding in L nsington hodist Seuse | ewine to at church cold me, ng an’ 5 d Jim, ss tomorrow am tryin’ but I'm mornin’ to catch o'clock class Tunior | | | Force of Habit. reat deal about the absent-minded professor, but it would hard to One hears be find one more minded than the dentist who said, bothingly, as he applied a toal to his wutomobile, under which he lay: “N this is goi to hurt j a little. { Harper's - absent- GERMAN F DISRUPTED. | Ruscian Military Cashman, 1an Paper Hears of Dis- orders O Aland oW whose t, will death ye buried Kensington, \d, March ave occurred Islands. 16.—Fres) Gery morning be sung by in the As 1t Is Rendered. dwun off the Aland Island ced-ded Ay No dye ut thee yorgon, and eel ut coze sian military newspaper Karsnava | wuz zweer Cenmans ddaa this does not happen to be Raizdelanya station on the | peranto railway and the evacuation of | critic, haw many amateur Nicholiev is proceeding. | “render” the first two oceupation of Odesss st Chord,” which Jewish ted one day at and ill at ea have oc- | upied n for s complaining | It iy, according to a musical singers lines of the translated, organ, 1 wag “itizens Odessa, and ith the 1 anin of the | German | aure l”l corred there the w s anti riots suffer | | tence of 18 day i 62d | necticut, 5 of the use of tobacco in pipe or cigar | wrg- | tim i cent | Plainville News LACKEY SENTENCED GREAT GATHERWNG OF BRITIS 10 GOUNTY JAIL | Plainville Homé Guarrdsman Tried hy Court Martial SENTENCED T0 18 DAYS Private Charged With Cause Dissatisfaction, Refusing to Attend Drills and Trying to Per- suade Others to Remain Away. William J. 1 ivate in (¢ onnectic Hartford Home Guard county jail for viol: ticles of th ing the lst, war of the which govern the Con- Home Guard also. The sen- imposed by a speclal court- convened in Hartford . and approved by Major-Gen F. Burpee, commanding tl state troops, and hy Governor Hol- comb, went Into effect Frida He attempted, over a long period of to stir up trouble in the com- He would not attend drills and ied to keep others from attending 1d 96th United States tence, Lucien Cowles Makes Good in Were it not for the patient ¢ which Willard Cowle street, spent on the code Uncle been across the Cowles spent time in studying the has icthing of value. to show his hard work. . He is now chief opes ator on an American, transport Cowles, a few vears ago, invented a wireless apparatus, which he installed in his home. A few friends him, but as time went on all droppal out except (¢ He was persis and bound to succeed in his un taking Navy. hours ot of Main Morse wi legs ports might one of have suy vovage ocean of and tod most 0 joined | | ! i | ana ARD COW1 After a few he became an amateur applied for a federal passed an examination and mitted to use the government codc But Cowles was not wntec in a lar He persuaded his mother to let him enlist | in the United States Navy and sented.” Cowles went to Brooklyn and lafer was to Harvard take a special course in gineering. He graduated was put on one of & 1sports as chief 7 Now he is enaged in real wireles and had the honor lling of a thrilling experience. Sitting at his post, months of operator ar license atisfied. 11c to wor she con- sent colle ) wireless en- | with honox Uncle Sam’s | operator work of t Cowles aly lareceivea his orders and acted prompt- an | Iy. « On a he sent t help thre is only 13 s three stripes service recent S. o. messag, hours afterward years of age and now h on his arm. Today a flaats from home, and his are proud to think t he has one important act in this war Before enlistin wa ploved in the Trumbull Electric Co in the office. He also connected with the roop of Boy acting as their assistant sc Advent Chareh, The morning worship place at 10:45 o'clock will spea the of less andd voyage flag his people done Cow! was local Scauts, tmaster, Christian on topi ng BEGIN NOW TO SAVE. the Days When Cannot Earn. When a dollar or more will start an interest account bear- Glo For You | ing 4%, there is no good| reason why you should not]| have one with this Bank. Don’t Wait Until Tomorrow TART TODAY. THE Plainville Trust Co. PLAINVILLE, CONN. | i Attempting to ! { all the time. ent | | have RROAD STRJ Twenty odd army can be drome. T of the great the British 1 of ourse, will counted i tavks the British ¢ ey arc only ¢ 't | western but it remove number the number is ; 7 TR of | gethe: ifficient tanks not state front this opera noon > held vice sub- for e Monroc by an mumps Success f confined Post Office Clerks” Campaign. | home on The making on W Stamps. are ¢ office ho mps and local clerks are | ampaign | Thrift rural carriers their routes asked to co- in h ter and fry and make up Plainville’s allotment which is $66,000. post house to The following is a | letters | ert Fletcher, Florence Griffin, Mrs. Ah Joseph Parech, Nico pnstant | civ wvings The city rrying stamps Evervone is local post office Lew on operate i Church Notes. | IN FRANCE atior morning regu- | .. | FOOTBALL The be urch rvice v vith rere will rmon held the sermo by be a brief the children. will meet istian Endeavor at 6 in the af will be Miss | topic will he With Other: talk to joiniy St for school o meeting ternoon held m‘;(h‘v‘ and the Livir will thi The pastor held at Morning ‘elo ton Sunday school clock and The will be the at topic fo “Knowing the Wrong, 22: will chapel Methodist ¢ the vice e hel or speak at the Sunday morning services | and 5 noon 1l take place at | Now they w for the Lodgze Notes Weather 0 1 = he opport Americ The = da Sequs next - evening 1 the he given initiative Plainville Bricfs. Genevieve Conlon operated on at Hartford, fo Wh St. F! sty was hosp tonsil Word and v rdenoids has She enlisted THE CHURCH IS GOD’S HOUSE Where He Manifests Himself Unto His People “GOD 1Is IN THE SHE SHALL NOT BE MIDST, MOVED.” When Did You Meet With God in His House? THE LITTLE i STONE CHURCH PLAINVILLE. | NEW GUN TO REVOLUTION a4, giving monster s it i of dorearonnd view i