New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 6

YNEW BR ITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDK\', MARCH 22, 1912 0 exaggeration to without exception t d soul In favor of ti | particularly sympatheiic nited States. This pois the lower hco thoy have heen compelled tha | for resiena- | juspected he Central Po | Branting, above any gblic life todav Epro-Ally parties is antas fs and consequently them to Swedon houss | B The McMillan Store, Inc. “Always Reliable” the of being THE NEW MODES FOR EASTER Admirable Assortment, Attractive Prices These Special Offerings For Saturday EASTER DRESSES “ omen’s and Misses’ Afternoon Dresses of :fTota Combined With Georgette (‘lx‘ue. Special ¢ able model at this price has georgette crepe sleeves o e embroidered with sitk. Comes in then they AFFTERNOON DRESSES OF TAI- to | PITAS, SATINS, AND CREPI DI agree that it CHINES AT $17-98 has w- | stands oth unite on ne: must War. The minute that the conntry to" the fray, ‘and all faotions usting fover and is not alfficult they ot be drawn Fstep Rountry 213,98 of helt party an 1 tunic effect navy, sand and collar all around and black AFTERNOON GOWNS O TAFPIETA, SATIN AND THE POP- ULAR STRIPED SIDKS WITH IFRIMMINGS OF GHORGETTH OR ORGANDIL $22 50 ARE SHOWN AT stee an Showing the Most Pleasing New Styles for Spring in Coats, Suits, iouses and Petticoats the bres and grecn, copen | DRESSY all would spell disa ’ . One Ty model especi effect, If she joined t off would be par- | cRat full skirt gathered at! A smart doud - rmany would cut her ¥ of coal) industry ged and with many shirring waist finishing with Jarze knot back 1 S trimmed at effect the panel trimming and large collar hoat Self rather full sligh cuff would «ha they country Min. On the other hand, if face | S drapec of whife satin hip in a colar covered buttons sid h and m days are coming with ath of =pringtime ' omplete the (i ing of s zown Hats O ! complet trimmir thi W the of drums, flash of color Hats off ! is passing -HENRY HOLCOMR stre.t there comes ! bug a ruffle of beneath the sky BENNETT. | SMALLPOX. ferala learned from its imn rday that a case of had broken the city. ad n diagnosed promptly h11pox out in should that the disease and cor- 1y and that proper measures have | 1o others right trom that | should be n taken prevent tracting it. It i New only people of Britain rmed when a case like this occu | heir midst. That was the Herald's Mng the news. Some that it news lest on for publi: kit think were better to pre the the impression gained that we facing an epi- hic, but Herald is confident t the citizens of this the town will not by will themselves to he disturbed that the there are it announcement and they e the right view of situation. such times always a gloom-spreaders who scem to hic 10 their duty to frighten their others with whom they imistic and contact by about hbors he in possing pe aarks the ca and some | absotute | already | face star ed with the and its co-belligerants Germany, me And sc and the ion Seylla of ruin starvation Sweden is beset all sides as she attempts stats through gers on the ship of troubled waters, Let us try, then judsment steer ing on country. l.et us, no patience with country is have that this they declare thing but let us not for letin, issued the Public Information in published a that with paragraph stating the first France the tionary Force was son, THE GERMAN OFFENS Dispatches rec s from that the were pre few dicated leaders day thrust at the lines of qay gun after " a terrific W stop to ‘their food re, and the natlon wonid o pro-American get that the Official Bul- German ring for a nited St ould put between Charybdis wiih to be just in pass- | § the at the same ti unfortur subjects land of ours themselves to ve Committee Washing last summer | man to dle 2 American Expedi- | = et e Ticutenant who was born in Sweden. SIVE. \ived during the p the theater of war military bombardn ates | 8 ' Shown in sand, rook sreen, an navy and black. exports o of Ge reetie and lace hown light grey dan- any- Finally, | Ander- | mighty the Allies. we read that the offensive has be- | A GROUP OF TATLORED SUITS OF B TERIALS AS WOOT, eot iy SERGES AR 5 PRICED AT One model back. accented flave below belt rever collar. This coat ved 11 B ety oty lintng® The nan ke red yoke effect at the | SPEICIATLY to | is a well atlored s rows of butt tailored in- 1it ns. A pocltets the il uzho nov ow flare under a back. me, | SUCH POPLIN, GABERDIN $22.50 with snug | has a "\i CHIC SUITS OF ALL WOOU il AND M WEAR SERGE | SHOWN AT ] | One is a suit of all woo | POPLIN, V. poplin; has a pleated ripple be with rows of contrasting soutache has a roll collar and overcollar of nd is balf lined with novelty skirt is a Iy tailored model with a under belt at back. and slender sleev A trimmed ' The coat o | The cou i\ ponge on | in nes PDISTINCTIVE SUITS OF DHELHI, GABERDINE, CONTRASTING ELTY COULAR AT One vipple front The ith ALL POIR EMBROIDERIF woor TWTLL, AND has a narrow hack, line effect, pointed over collar are handsomely the coat is lined de cygne. The well and t fullness is ective suit straight with very ef giving a voll collar It and silks and vy peau set pockets helt he sides To- w 1 in rent hroad TLOURS. " $25.00 Narrow low brocade POPLIN, ARE ] SHOWN $35 00 flare of matched embroidered throughout tailored thered SEVIIR WOOL SE LIN, SATE One deld titel SERGE VELOUR. Incluc hirre taitored tons. | A LARGE CLOT AND Onel verted ¥ Riz LOUR, SHOWN back with s ove style is wide, espectaily plait Jars \lar half line AL PRING COATS OF ATLL . GABURDINI, ALL WOOL POP- ls;ll;l\\l\l“l\ PRICED 1OR $13 98 an attractiv roll collar sth and a deep o 1ing This coat is half coat of mer serge, with a trimming leather W embroidered with rows has a wide flare, all around lined with fancy lining. brocade COATS OF ARMY W00l POPLIN, SAT. SPECIAL of all around and CLOTH, OR AT wool velour; belts, large trimmed ALL WOOolL $17.98 have a full ilor collars, many but- ling coats backs, all pockets arc with ASSORTMENT OF COATS IN ARMY HS. VELOUR! POPLINS $22 50 SERGE SATURDAY AT desirable trench coat s all around lmm m\lflav} over pockets. an in- hack collar button SMART DRESSY COATS IN SUCH MA- ALS AS ALL WOOL POPLIN, DELHI, VE- M $25.00 wool poplin has a full under a three-strap girdle finished This coat has a large collar dot silk tailored pockets colored peau cygne AT and of pol nd s 1 with de pecially Sundays, when you new clothe of those yvou have of the new worn all winter loose now from th cream styles which we have assembled here The New Spriné Suits All-Wool Nav or Poplins and Blaclk, Serges; smartly tailored to 46 lusive mod els in Priced $12.50 , Tan, Gray, and in sizes 16 Smart Coats for Spri ;w Wear Of Velours. Jerseys, Sizes 16 to 49 Poplins, Serg ar hvr Priced $10.00 (o $ 0. Novelty Spring Coatlings. Dress Skirts Separate Dresses Dress Sk 1 IN MANY will much in evidence fou APPEATANG STYLES spring wear. We are showingz from Silk, Satin, and several smart Skirts in regular Wool Fabrie Dre {he desir nd out-sizes. Priced $3.9 able shades Priced $4.08, $5.98 to $8.98 each. $12.50 Satine and Sllk Pettlcoats To Go With That Easter Suit Sitk Satine Petticoats The be Choose are ® to $25.00. Petticoats deep Taffets Stk top 2.98 each. not cven hesitate at maliciously hours, the may be that the booming of the guus! could be heard in English = 5 like Dover and | ( . [ FACTS ABOUT THE AMERICAN NAVY the war new Secreta i Baker was able the Presi-| || dent by cable some davs ago that )’ offensive would is that the just where the in of logical to conclude forces and those of lasting for which intensity of with de Joaster sensational of the with a anting reports as to disease. judged when we con- With and Silk ruffle tiful istre in all and black ) each vietims sider Seco Baster case like this, who try is necessary is with which the people Britain, fortunately, are rictily In dealing well coast ci | | | high-grade e | | $1. Special. New Sweaters and S ip-ons For Spring and Summer Wear of S Special as with gossips to that Ramsgate ravate it, all ODAYS TABLOID TALE Joe prominently mon sense, One is that Blast. Jew to advise LIEU BY FITZUHUGH G N. S. N. = Sterpleundrum. Dead Friends While shooting hyattises owed. n and the| THRIFT STAMPS. in start soon, hades British Are Copen. here in the Imon, Lavender, New heing shown Pink, the Gimjax forests, Norman nox Bumpstead ntallv discov ered tho healiug properties of the root of the sterple freec-— its marvelous curative effects when applied cuts and atches, halding 8lps, over- Jv red noses, o joints, olicy At man other commanders ace Sky, Purple, een, and Turquoise e would call atten- the dquarters of the Chamber of Com- in the | we ap- | is respectfully knew attack would t to facts, it i S 5 THE NEW WOOT, meeting tonight at the EDtSb et anes heltad kinds with Angara 10.00 ench made view these that ou f SLIP-ONS, Special $3.00 SWEAT- retty weather to be ght hours nee a gale thirty-thousand ton himself don't know Gallhniney was izgin is rvather ure expected the American forty-e differ t0 ough could | | steel | i char- . SLIP-ONS with Angora col- co stimulate { what | malke monster interest White meetings it rce o s0 thrift pve heartily co-belligerents | or harmony He was a & man- he lars, Special at $5.50 cach. ‘of stamps. are working in perfect for And, although which is an pri- -man when ] ner's e e Jimmie scagoing | Hi o i ! \wayman and a cutthroat, he was | that to been a | e 1\’Mllngl;\‘{::\\ of all a kind of nautical Robin | bear-cat ai the smooth-bores Johnlj — ZFEPSIEAC e consoling | Hood. Let any shipwrecked sailor | Puul Jones used fo ralse such noise oe ol =i chance his waxy generous | with peculiar of sterple refuge would poor wrelch find | of mark <aid SslarDisRY than on bosom which | heen wonderf Sone heaved dog's shirt ont us. Plum torgot. After el not | the ca ad hauled aboard | gauge the rar R and clothed and warmed and Whet the 2 plied with tobacco, a delightful cl a known Diss | inax always came with a double ra- 15 i raeen a0 eay tion of plum-duti from Buc- 3 that if a e i neer aye on tar matter. Within tha ing ply ; ast st 0 N “\ a million billboa battlé. ween of the raft and screen o artisRhetnech thoR it Lk with announcements \H{.}Lflle hm:‘,is troops. | rounded by hu ue- These matters have nol vet been tollowing - ; tion, men kindly | taken up officially. But no doubt| Would it bey wrong ' to say that i rong of line | sooner or later there will be placed Hartfofd is grippe of an epi- | bine- | on every ship of the line a shrine to demic? shot into thetr walt-|each of dear dead frien when that sweet and we'll the end o botled flour spotted altogether; and such a s the erv of the target will be the steel plated is hailed as “Sol- of such that means failure the enemy he bahles, e last [ shall EASTE H@SH&RY Gloves, Neckwear, Veils, Ribbons and Leather Goods Our assortments warship as well. anothe was a vate s his that Despite that starts. life atter of rearet ey are nec- | fore he the | ba a rich Norman then 102 on 103) home carloads roots and con- which lead- scien world sam- n Bump- to use advertising e months rds blazed like so1 ob: except is no reason that we | great loss of inevitabic he was known have e \le of thrift stamps | during an attack on such a scale is to going he deplared, thought bre, there is The ¢ through not continue and increase. this Tin took smanship to the wore. They'd with the hreeczo ience and no mc tho ha w Britain has always responded Ciermans = made on it and charitable thrift stamps i and charitable will never | We do not profess to | military matters, but to the average human being it scems safe that it the their goal wa to S herousiy every call ppovt vements. be riotic mec i called Sterpleunc medical men all over whom he were unrc praises, and 5 G cine ihe skers unde duft away due um and the sent trained gave be expert in oid ho rer heen ght | cowd | | sight. patriotic To at once patriot blow that ho on a modern tale’s frue or not it} fact today among well as in bro 1o man is car nl zet practice morn- kinock the eve out buy he n s0 to say Germans could 1914 when they were overwhelmingly superior to their opponents in equipment and numbers, they are doamed to fail the Allies are on footing are now complete our EASTER be pleasure We could use APPAREL, but appreciated : more space sup- hes f Bacn ealii B inatth Govearniattain in and minutel satd they Gy describe after all was ¥ must really nt in winning the war and char- 1y -it's a purchase be seen to Come in and look th them over vays a to show the whether le in that by helping win the war 2 % T o not to s ready ta o not : milic o ; buts an end to the most devastating now when | of ur- So it is in the deck now line he'll steel the world was | at e an equal | OVR GREATEST confidence ASSET, those although a Fangib e, is the the of our customers. who have hought f us and nting is made, | “Sterplenndrum is found our who have own remedy. Tt is Pr. Rufus Opene nature's merchandis: infallible.” . president of Rockemorgan Research as repremented and their SUIT dress came from THE detail MUST be that the electrical galleys. past. Mess-cooks : n Sritain will and in the T ratisfactory feeling that if COAT, or the MeMTLLAN WK . or smallest ac 1p befor 1 be ashamed if t city's show- with made chow is those of their pans. But xture of cersary STORF it old it - is cor- tha cannot compare favorab other cities have done, thrift o Then, no doubt foul ing see s ect In every ar so be ng {8 uyYfl:n L : and E A weather One Shoots of today’s h Woman ines— Without What ‘Man Motive."” he shoot “If »‘snl‘vlv*\!flnh”v" won't cur von. it is your own fan f Bosteck Hide pr et S el e e is really lentific Bodies of the World. Norman Bumpstead t and walited for orders in. But they didn’t Ther didn't even dribble months passed without a der. Bumpstead was just about to declare himself bankrupt. when, as a last desperate chance. he inserted the follow- ing ad in 1,000 newspapers: *I use Sterpluendrum to brighten my teeth and polish my shoes and T give it to little dog to make him appy 1t just darting.” — 1 Tosscurls, of a ¢ thing practicaily unknown Thus one may readily the science of naval warfar deeper than one might be led pose. ... as missing Buy stamps! How careless! her with? the right executive tgned) wisely Gauss’ birthdays COMMUNICATED. and by man to I 2 nominat ing chief can Ana as often they do come to s when fuch h: ut the been and writt back pou pour Wea that My | mer ambassador to notice Gerard, Germany, gone on u fishing trip to Palm Beach. Wonder if he'll back for & for- to attitude Sweden 5 The prncipal has its tocs and Editor of of sinc As it is the the He but a 1d few 3 has e i days now before outbreak of war Toun DO TP NOW. Tf he earns mistake an alligator's S if “He Caonot Read His Tombstone it; When He's Dead.” Do not wait ‘till underneath plensure vour like praise——bestow it; him let him know : city election, a great many are Buy 3on ndinavian country you or- ¥ a Bond former maintain while the ; beginning under their champions. The get warm who the nominate for Her, field (Contri a submarine ? collars, as t Sweden is er deny the t Sweden has to republican | I pro-German the vour “Laan we loan The life the clover. his tombsione is over and he's e = nd com money o me to el contend will tive of the didates party chier execu- charge and j According to a . with Bolsheviki war deepatch, the Fou are. vio read dead he cannot when he's or done the grea spending city. e three its utmost to have recaptured a any workia maniis dolngy called Blagovieshtohensk Cossacks. Perhaps the latter sur- rendered the town after having tried | to pronounce it. But ficult. You pronounce it Blagovieshtchensk town the and every- | big plum in eack in them looking for into their hands understand neutral pfter eden t conflict the from It you like him or you love him one o to f: As we hots that onur e = i Kaiser'll almost & year in And beat get him now: my the writer has that come to the | neither ACTS AND PANCIES. sreat ong the will many line, again the choice Don’t withhold the your approhation till | makes oration | hclusion of the being made present the third party Jester the for office. is an { and is well versed in and all mat ters pertaining to the city, and wo no doubt make a very efficient m to fill that ofiice The next ir and the thivd candidate is well known the coveted in an-|if clected, many | them being parson lossie ind it's not so dif- " | Now that Mr. Hoover has doomed ir oer S| the dougnut. it will probably revive || pictures ind for | old discussion over the differ Tn two weeks Norman Bump- || ©F the shnut CHELLLET stead was so rich that ot Bulletin | started writing lotte apers rotesting ws is mayor oL time, be LI Do s S like 11 As he lies with snowy lillies Lo 5 ‘\”,:»‘,“‘., b that there is no unitad national HASALR brow: o S : between a d Norwich htiment in the s. Politically, o three groups, namely, the Con- vatives, the Liberals and the So- 1 Democrats. Without a doubt the jority of the Conservatives may be ssified b most influential 1y belong cles, and country on war is- is divided no matter how t t. he really care e second ¢ old any and a ndid Sweden won't aho the timer he how many tea shed; He won't know The “New Britain Herald" day evening bore an editorlal over the initials, “J. J. D." which probably stands for John J. Daly. From the article his friends will gather that he has forsaken the exchanges and the typewriter for service With the army. It is evident that he is ples with New Britain and s loval to paper but he is going, just the same. That is the fine thing about his aot. Having been an editor he has quired some experience in Aghting. May he do well at it, and in due | For it gives to life a time, come back. not a majority of | makes you stronger. b him, but unanimous!y.-—(The }mn—l,\.uz it s wnd of Tues- you have The Germans have been and ncome (Copyright Matthew If thin old 15 now's the yon «ome praise is dic m the dem 1918 by ime to slip trving him, Haven as i pro-German, hecruse the court referred man, who is also plum go0d one, that heen omitted the other tw republican pariy ke ndidates e e possibility 5 1, that il horse 1 « n For tomt for members of i, T i New s in Ohio ssing | (A Capper's We ind thir has omo to the army ot other cekly and morc comment than kind than money. is they have been writer being than the Kaiser.” to use an everv-day " but toward the side As to the Social Dem- famp 1 the | indidates we know platform of While the v 1 the arrival’ o by a prominent as and sunn Gov And the heart friend, Holcomb Connecticut, for- mer plain, bl “Damn bent vinning t « idea. Nothina must interfere Springiield Kepublican, boy the to | Every 1o s Is like of al ore German e Liberals are, ac- warm approval of int polities,” man i | | | | | E e | [ A i | } three efficient ¢ Ony ind ave savor, ¢ has as So star pression, ‘‘on the fence, lean- SR on t the man t the permitted to drive. Kansas ity his ithat om the loa And Join i | al their primaries April ever so slizhtly the Allies. ~ you heart who 1 left wifo | some shot N 1" merely L it so or proves with the ‘x However. be otherwise, m nmies’ gra. ford Courant.) the end; Rig main | bebooves them TUTTLE: