New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1918, Page 2

G What the Manhattan Label Signifies Shirt com- T'he Manhattan lany have spent fifty years of § lhinstaking endeavor building § lrestige, reputation and safe into the Manhattan label: 'hen you buy Manhattan hirt you buy utmost quality pl Horsfall’s is the largest dis- ibutor of these famous shirts southern New England. $2 to $13.50 “Manhattans.’ r new Spring [ORSFALL’S T PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND. 3.99 Asylum St., Connecting With 140 Trumbull HARTFORD, St. HIS WILL MAKE MILLIONS HAPPY ny corn will dry up and lift out, says a Cincinnati authority. | | ! | l | i | | | folks step on your feet here- | size smaller if you | never again send | pain through vyou, | 5 authority | few drops of a drug | yplied directly upon \ing corn, antly Te- s, and soon the entire and all, lifts out without | t : wear for ric rding corns will spar to t ins , root {s drug is sticky but dries at once | is said to simply shrivel up the without inflaming or even irri- g the surrounding tissue. is claimed that a quarter of an of freezone at any drug will cost very little but it is jent to remove every hard or corn or callus from one's feet. this out, especially if you are a an reader who wears high heels. 2 Pounds for $1.00 RUSSELL’S PREMIUM BUTTER itself- Two grades above any other but- ter sold in New Britain. Challenge Milk, 3 cans for 50c RUSSELL BROS. 301 MAIN STREET | street. EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1918, JREAU ROLL fal Letter Is B, oday ’prh\lm‘l the War patriots whose gny omissions or a to i Arch street. Whiting st §8' Arch street Monroe street. | Monroc strect 110 Dwight So. Curtis | fanco, \Paulo. fés, Bidwdll B les, Dewey, 96 arnes, Georgel rnes, Howard, {2 Hawkins street. Barnett, Williang ple street. arrett, Clifford T7. Barrows, Arthur Sevmour stre Arch street. J. 46 Lincoln street. 3arton, IHarry, C. 351 Chestnut street Barunas, Ignatz, 32 Connerton . Arthur, 48 Main street Felix. Gennanfo, willa, Church stree Bay ham T., 222 East Main | treet Bec Beck Becker, Beckett, Abr: taymond street. Fred 60 Prospect strect. Roland M., 75 Arch street George M., 135 Chapr Donald, | street. Bednarz, Jan Bedzrudezyk, Telix. Beigeion, George Belina, Alexander. Bell, Cleon Arthur, 71 Franeci street. alvatore Israel. Ernest Bendatt Benson, V. 159 Pleasant treet. Benson, Karl A. Benson Merle H. 159 Pleasant street Be Aleck, © 82 Linden street, Springfield, Mass. eron, Geo. H 3 Joseph. Berkowitz, Alfred »t, Boards. Berkus, Adam Bernardino, street. Bernasconi, Nichelas, 214 Tlm Jacob, 3 37 Olive street A, 95 Griswold Berson, Harry, Bertini, John street. Bertini, J., 668 Robert Stanley . W., 87 Pleasant Bichun, Tony, Biega, Faustin, 22 Silve: Bigelow, Lyford. Birmingham, Thomas Diwight St. Bittner, Geo. Bizowzy, Peter. BjorkIund, Chas. wealth Ave. Blair, John D., 240 Hartford Ave. Blair, Robert, 240 Hartford Ave. Blair, Willlam F. Blauvelt, John I, 383 Blazeaki, Stanislaw. Blazuk, John, 12 Lyman St Blazuk, Michael Blinn, Howard W., Bloom, Philip D., r St M., A, 5 Common- Arch St. 12 Maple St. 52 Kelsey St. Bloomaquist, Edward P., 79 T)Wlp:htl street Boajian, Kaspar. Bober, Walter, 7 Boggen, Albert. Bolan, Francis B, avenue. Bomba Alfred; 91 Chapman St. Bonenfant, A J.; 505 Main St. Bonenfant, Gasper Borcelle, Joseph Borg, Alfred A. Borselli, John; 326 Church St. Boskoski, Joseph; 92 Beaver St. Boyajain, Kasper G. Boyd, Edward M Boyle, John Jr Bozek, Jacoh Boxello, John Bradforth, Alb Rhodes St. 128 Black Rock 136 Jubilee St. Hart St Cherry St. Brady, George W Brady, Thomas H Brady, Wm. P.; Brann, Herbert A., 2raun, Wola Brayne, Clarence, Breckenridge, Prescott Brecn, Charles street. Brennon, Thomas Brenneche, Albert street. Bridgewater, George Farl, 86 Gar- den street. Brink, Sigfrid RBristoll, Harrison Bristoll, Royton 17 Brogis, Stanley, Brown, 2 street. Brown, Brown, street. Brown, Bruemmer, 14 Hart street. 16 Tremont e, Hi B., 11 Ash street. 77 Grove Hill. Grove Hill. Smalley street. 240 Smalley 131 Dwight street. Carrier, Prospect Harry, Leroy 586 J., Main 15 Wm. A Howard street. Lenox | Place. Bryan, Harris Ally, 749 Stanley street. Bryan, Willard, 94 Rockwell Ave- | nue. Bryant, Lewis H., 94 Rockwell ave- nue. Brzowicz, A. Buchowitz, Jacob Buckere, Paul Buden, the War | High | emyasso, 11 Sexton street. | Cleveland | | 124 Washington St. | 242 Main street. | Linden | Budnick, \Boleslaw. Budnik, Simon W Budwick, Carmeis, [Buell, Albert A. Buell, Roy N., Jr Buell, William Hart, street Burcenski, Adam, 101 ardt, Adolph O., 74 Wi Burdick, Harry, 125 i Joseph, John, Edward G., Martin, 48 Kdward T. John. Samuel, Camp Burick, 36 Elm Beaver Burr T4 West street. 1 Burr, i street, Butler, Buttner, | street, Bvett Illiott K., 117 Wint Fred Geo Camp 140 Henr | Clantanzo, st Clark, Clarison Clerkin. i Tam Cohan. Irving Coholan, T Coholan, asile, 191 Washin Alpha A, E., James 118 166 Greenwoo. n Elm Arch St Main st Cloclk, Coffey, 19 South Higl 19 South Cole, J; A, ank Howard Edward I Coleman, Coleman, wood St Colem Collir Compa « St. Conifr, Conlin, George. Conlin. Joln 1. Connelly, Francis Conner, Harrison Conners, John F., Wm. 46 16 Maple St Cole, Maple St. R., 44 Gr James. trick A., M. A stock, Gregory T, 192 Sexton h Edward 100 Lincoln Hart St 18 Cedar A, Conroy, Conroy, J Conr Robert. Constantion, Anastasios etto St. . Mario Gilbert, 1 Edmund, Hartford 568 Tast Coogan, Harold, 563 Eas M Coogan, John F.. 568 Bast N Coogan. Raymond Coolk, Charles. Cook, Walter O. Geo. F. . Pete Coppelo, Joe. Corbett, James B. Corcoran, Raymond St Cornell. Joe, 3 Washington Cornwell, Wm., 241 Co! Kaw. James J. Timothy 4 Vance St Smalley S Smalley i St rove, Cosgrove, Cosgrive, Main St Costello, Paulo Costello, Wm. Cote, Fhilip 560 J., i, Ghl 56 Elm S s Connerton 8 Connerton 12 Bernard, S Thomas, Willard M., le, Crandall, Cranley, Louis, 70 Vine St Crean, Geraid P 5 Crosby, John, Fairview Crossman, Wm., 160 High Crowell, William. Crowley, Edmund, Crowley, Cuboilios, Cunningham, Curran, Edwin st. Curry, James. Curtin, John J., 54 Winter St pak, John, 8 Orange St v, Alexander. iendo, Joseph, street. Callahan, street. Campanelli, Campbell, street. Campbell, Main street. 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