New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1918, Page 7

HAVING emm News AN NEW- BR ITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1918. Special Sale of Aluminum Ware Starts Here Monday Morning COONKT PRICES PIECES HIGH N STLS SPE GRADL IAL MANU- REASONS ONLY AVE, THE AT WLHRE MADE BY FACTURERS OF THIS COUNTRY, SOLD THEM TO US AT WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THEIR NAME OFP THE ARTICLES. AMAKE, FOR THIE QUALITY IS OF DOWN STAIRS DEPARTMENT. COMBINATION COOKERS Aluminum, Seven Uten GOODS THAT ONE OF THE LEADIN! WHO FOR DI UNUSUAL PRICE 3 THOUGH THAT 'I'IIL\' COULD L YOU WILL RECOGNIZE THE VERY BES ON SALE ALUMINUM Cereal Cookers. Two pieces part makes a three quart Berlin Sauce upper part holds two quart 5 value for $1.69. ALUMINUM Covered Berlin Ket- tles, Six Quart size with cover and 2 bail handle. Reg. $1 39 $1.95 kind each . ALIMINTM Covered Berlin 3 with Sauce Pans, Three Quart y handl Reg. $1.49 \(Ik‘d Sauce Pans, ch 49C ving or Steam- quart size with Worth $1.85, Rice Boilers or o lower One SIX QUAE THREE THR ,Berlin Kettle Cereal Cooker. I QUAI QUART ART Milk QT THREE Q Colander, THRIEE QUART Steaming Ket UART SIX Kottle. Q Covered Iioasting side kind .. ALUMINUM T fwo quart g 790 ALUMINUM Prese ing Kettles Ten wood bail handle S1.59 cach, The in cight ar $1.69 value for 5 PERCOLATORS. hinge ART Covered ( e $1.95 and see this wondert combination, the bige offered this w wish to own THREE ero Regul Ql in kind Come in Aluminum value ever Don't wait at $1.95. 100 ONLY, biack Thesc Regul fou in if you one same quart size, 1.29 cach. Two quart slze $1.39 COFFE and heavy ALUMINUM wood handle Percolators e $1.98 cover, gauge glass top f pecial with Alumi cach re made from num ue, price AUTOMOBIL PROMPTLY I FTOR NEW ALL DRYX BRITATN GOODS YOU CAN PURCHASED oOF DEPEN U work, and willing to | hour for work. into the rooms at day. 1f possible, terested help, to time of in the t Now any | start on that backyard AL RED CROSS S PLACE TOMEET apel at Upson's at the Disposal of the Socie ENTRAL SEWING STATION ; stors Prepare Spec Faster- ", B. Grimshaw Has er rder that who may Bs tociety use of her for very ve supplied many e town who rvice, and also ma ther towns in this articles, and rious other nc rt of the ey have ngs at the society, es about e rooms have Will no longer will be possible any the t meet mc the b wish the its ot 1l hoys. been hol homes o; going once a be. be for Cuticura Heals Itching Pimples AllOverFaceand Arms. Large, g Hard and Red. figured. Troubled 6 Months. WNothing Purer, Sweeter For , All Skin Troubles Than . Cuticura. *“When working I hadtouse oil, and it got into my flesh all over my faceand arms. After a while caused a lot of itching. were large, hard, and dark red. itched every minutr ‘causing me to vart of .my face was scratch. Every disfigured. ““This-t7ouble la hén I saw a Cuticura advertisement, d I made up my VAfter three weeks I was completely Bealed.” (Signed) Wiallace St., New Haven, Conn., {Au- gust 25, 1917. l-(ow often such distressing, di ':"\):'— j8g skin troubles might be prevented very-day use of pment for all toilet purposes. Each Free by Mail. uticura, Dept. R, Boston. ere. Soap 25¢ ot Your Clocks Home. chapel in have vicinity women of the town fome- i Berlin Bri on hand at all times to Three births were who wish to spend an |town clerk’s oflico this work, and also 10 | to Mpr. and Mrs which have been fin- | Kensington; a 15, Sharpe of Kensing- | Mrs. Almericion ;¢ of this movement 10 | N1 and Mrs. eting place, and Will | Afigs Anna Ret formally open up the rooms Tuesday | at the home of Mr. a afternoon. All the women of the |joomis, of Kensington are asked to attend on the open- Mrs. Stephen Austin Plac’ed ““; day, ‘and also an any other days from the Damon ey have a few spare hours. \h that any of the mber society who can th meet hoer at the them for the open cne will | vecei those two in wrticles Mrs. € in char the 1 tod Cax ught Bacor ur or ive i | ton is secure 2 iSSP town Corner rpe of ti | rooms to pre | ing requests the M. ing at rents, 3 | New and the Mr v Mrs. W. B home of and Mrs A. Fiske York to the whu is seriously ill. pare 1y hon Grimshay Town. B. Grimshaw several years has made his home in this town, arrived hr'rr*‘ morning for the summer. Mr. is the superintendent of the hospital in New York. He here about this time every and with his family. remains until about September. Iis | stays here all of the summer | comes to town every in rier th 1l Servic for | G Dis LW Roosevelt, Judge Orders *ha Ahead To- | 2°7% s Norwalk Men | vear | family ths veek- Arrived Police nior and he Soutn Norwalk, | cause of lack of or,” Prosecuting Hegeman stated in Judge H. Vosburgh, that the charges be nolled.” “These mien.” referr {1lce Commissioner W .| tornex I. Linxweiller, Heart | lister. Harry Tarlov, will be | €. Millard ~lebrated 10:00 o’clock. Rev. Al-| Were arrested at an phonsus Hartford will assist Rev | Wednesday morning J. C. Brennan of St. Paul's tomorrow. | P¥ivate office on Was special services have been arranged | charged witi bl Kensington Methodist church | Dolice headed B and will be held under the | Silk. and compo: Mr, Lounsberry. The | geant Thomas Hunt sery will consist of: | | Bdward Clune and Th Memories.” Text by | men when Tillotston Music why it Is to be sung by the released under choir, in | morning pending 2 e M";vt» L q”‘\; pianist, | N2d been playing carc Mr. Albin | M. wome K¢ ( o Red re easily the town 18 SEC at U society past, nd do Taster in t Churches o Ser all the churches of | gton will be changed tomorrow and succeeding Sun- | days to conform with the new sched- The services in St will be held at §, 0 In the Sacred ist Berlin mass es in in and Ke aga The the of gone of 1 | for and | of the > boys of h for the For some ding th f the m to one boys T of hours ul’s chure 9 nd 11 mreh W kni 25 pplic com- | a in 1 itic ¢ at t of time, 5 of thes: t of the b Now week. hat norrow this it or in- the en n any Ty, music for ic Cantat Miss th ‘w John D othodist church Those of the m program Trs. R. Williams; member, vho : er Sanford Creswell, not 1 h‘ v,,_ 1 cal were not gambling not nolle their ertained motion Tos Taylor and Fammany, counsel n olute 1T m < ok charges BeMOT | yian, who are well kr PIACce | ontial men The Junior api G school | ooriee. Tryon; t rvices i violinist 453 ¢ r]w:mn . o a Con will Nourse, pastor. lin tomorrow grega- be due church in | 2l to A services with the meeting of the In the the Sunday at noon. The will be altered new time regu- cl 9 the I ex rofessor | for the i thus wi rinst the cd eption of Endeavor of th 3 Endeayvor hore. nior Endes meet usual v ith the Face WasDis- he work R will convene hours the conform of Torning worship at FEE Congregational church ton morning will the Kensington will be held 10.45 Sunday come together at | meeting of the Senior will be held at meeting will Mayor of Quebec Inve rrow Gt Ut Brought $¢ Against neg the ded of Anti-Draft Riots. pimples came and The pimples They Endes | G rrow the be Quebee the | er today { tion of the city night's tion duri evening's March beg cl police rige at church instead o formerly n a of grow ir Set Your Clock. Th sted six months are st to before a 1 and reminded set their | retiring. Iy : which ht the d « toni ahe church | announced will be altere with these new hc to set thei clocks tonight will find a fix in the morning | voungster remarked: | this time it won't be this time.” | bear in mind that this is not a a | nor somethiug to take the minds of the people off the tales of war, but is to enable the people to have an extra office me mind to tiyy them. s ne hour ) The new | vid Watson division of ary forces, ‘rvico act Authorities tion of the mob w ords of cases pending tion courts. All the r were in a safe deposit With militia patroll the city was the rvices previou mply wt papers ow commanc the n upported Joseph Pell, 218 to cc s those v v hour orget one themselves in for, one “Tomorrow at Also | 1head say the Cuticura Soapaind Addres: Ointment 25and 5 quict register A. Collins. house | streot to Gilligans in Kensington Mrs. Hors who for the | GAMBLING CASE PROVED IN COURT Arrested Raid. evidence, Attorney court “T would suggest Aime T: and George Hopkins early at ed of arrested al Judge discharse SAY POLICE WERE COWARDS | Force inti-conscription a mob wrecl Chronicle lian s to destroy tods TEW PRESENT T0 SEE SOLDIERS OFF Small Crowd at Railroad Station Watches New Recruits Depart 'EASTER IN THE GhURCHES l")h_\ New Members to Be Recelved | Into Church—Tor- | esters Will Organize Baseball Team | Congregational —Fraternal \ctivities. This morning R ‘[ left i Devens. at 9 about 60 mea For the cantonment There at 150 off Camp were about Peo- The | Southington, Bristol, rtford, Iarmington, Avou and | There was only one v\ho‘ Plainville and he we Griffin - of last Main street. for the few people who went the station the town was dead its patriotismi is concerned. { ple present to sce them men came | West F Plaintille {went from i Chester | Except up to { €0 far from Poresters’ Meeting. There will be a meeting of the war Saving Stamp committee tomorrow morning in the room of Court General Lawton No 135, The meeting will bo held at 11 o’clock. Tamorrow afternoon the of the Forcsters will meet Field on Thomelgon Avenuc 8 baseball team the coming | Last year the Foresters had a team and it had the name of helng onc the best teams in this vicinity. committee in charce Tealiz of the town's ba | are gane to answer the country but it Is hoped can throw a ball will morrow afternaon. Brush Fire Yesterday partment a brush not firemen vicinity 15 young men at Allan to form for year. The zes that somo cball players call of their that all who be there to- on Queen Street. Lfte the tire called out to extinguish on Queen Had it the excelient work of the of the houses in the have been lost D ON rnoon was fire been for strec some iz is the ilzht garden. time to Fratern, Martha Rebe Monday cvening in W Main meeting the ment. The wl el evenin regular b al Notes. 1 lodge RGN After be ofs. will meet F. hall en the bu ness an entertain- | d at the daughter valite, of | Mr. and a to street will ay——a. Sc to and lo e er n, 1 hold its Thurs- After social | Sequ Club ssen “tion of l husine enjoyed, son wil oflicers next a0, F s meeting anr day the will ending i month in nd Mrs. George @ removed today on Berlin | Church Notes, Easter 1is year re-opening of ices having t Cor spec will of two rea- | the n held sel since Christn is the reception members into the church. regular morning worship will be at 10:45 o’clock and everyone is to remember the new daylight saving plan. Therc will be special Faster music and er flowers. Th topic for the Faster sermon will be ‘“The Toving Hope Sunday school AT ADJUST YOUR TIM Hart are visit- . Hart's pa- ¥ertzl been called to | of his sister, sons church, t in the church The second reason the 50 new The held asked 1e of NOT arge of South in arch 30.-—"“Be- your hon- Cramer C. today to and BE O HA inst these men at the ed m to w Moore Robert cre Easter Morning Service 10:45. who| hour on Mr. Moore' hington street, by a squad of ergeant T Detective and Patrolmen « o Stereopticon Lecture on India at 7 p. m. a Ly | win | will be held By Rev. C. H. Hudson. Public Cordially Invited. “The Little Stone Church” Broad Street, THRIFT —Is a matter of Habit Most habits are expensive The practice of THRIFT is the ver reverse 1t is the opposite of INDULG but—IT LEADS TO INDEPE ENCFE One of the cures for indul- -Mayor levigu- | gences and extravagances is the for- »rous investiga- | mation of the habit of thrift, which wardice against | leads to the creation of a bani count Once THRIFT to omas Dornes gave false known, and yonds until this | hearing. The admitted they hut said they \oshurgh but instead | from Judge William acenzed | grant- | any of the | nown and influ- | raid is said to he part tha s, idge the and out e Plainville. ping names of | satigates Charge | | \s Result | best out of last | demonstra- d the | Event- | tunity, | started then opens the door contentment, to continued to oppor- independ and L. | ence Sir Da- | SPART NOW the fifth l wecount with expedition- | milite ned by of by opening a bank the THE Plainvilie Tr PLAINVILLE, evident inten- st Co. CONN. rec- | exemp- | records | | in the istrar vault ing the Raunk Houxrs # a. satardayy 9:00 a. and 7:00 p.om. n. to 3:00 p. m. m. to 12:00 w., to 9:00 p. n, strects, DAYLIGHT SAV An saving illustration of the daylight| by the new orde effective | shown in a L. Wiard Through next week prepared West Main rd movement well R is by ert of 130 | the for- | the hands of 182 the | for one will be deners for increascd The fi clock hour hours available for hom food running production. ures acros there There the will meet at special Easter a distribution department At 4 ster noon and music. of flowe will will junior o'cloc! a eclal at hich received st in il will service will the lar 1870 the with there bo communion the new mems: As the membs number r be impr music The = s are ceived since ssive services End tomorrow Chris omitt sec an avor meeting The Messenger' Hercafter month month Fpiscopal munion will he at 10:45 worship wi and the seri In o'cloc evening, Par ributc ai ond jsste was t paper except ir recentiy the will be published the summer Com and gular 10:45 Holy 8 church given The v be held at 1 Baptism the again lock mornir o'clock 10n be given be affernoon by the ant held Sunday o'cloc for E T On Mon there will en’s Aux tol, For T:30 pastor. at hool musi a be iary lie Acheson, Middletown the evening confirm a class Church Lady Mass W mornir specia) 1 Advent Church: Morning be held at 10:45 sermon will be given by the subject being *“The the Body the Gospel fion.” Appropriate will be given the Sunday school will be Praise and social services in the evening. Ivening services will be held at oclock. Rev. C. H. Hudson, returned missionary from India, will give an illustrated lecture on Ind All are invited to hear him. Baptist Church: Morning worship will be held at 10:15 o’clock and the sermon will he given the pastor The theme will e Lord.’ There will be special music by the choir nday school will be ] held at noon ho evening services | o'clock. At 7 p. m., there will a special Easter enter- tainment, the music will be furnished by the choir Methodist Episcopal Chur ter morning concert and service the choir, the Sunday school and pastor. Reception members the church. 10:45 sional time The cvenir jee will Farrey Riser fter n'elock Wom- Bris Mra, Ache At Acheson mec sty Britain. B and ( wife of op of will preside. in e Bishop et ,. Merey ed tomorrow | there w flowers. our cel 30 and music and ilr ) aster worship and the | pastor, tion of | Nedemp- | music o'clock Re of ster choit to by held t at noon. 6 o se by “The Risen he h P by | the of into L. m., congres & Epworth in charge of Subject, Lessons From the Christ's Forty 50 p here will be no evening preach- league serv- Mrs., W. B Days. serviee Plainville Ttems. Peter ¥. furlough Skinner at the street. Sergeant ing a short | nis parents on Broad Sergeant Peter Prior short furlough from New Mrs. Hary f!’onl an attack is spend home of home on a Jersey. Gaynor of scarlet Miss Lennie Stanley, of r:m\m,\u is spending the s tion at her home in Boston, Cecil Bedford and Wesle; naugh are in New York over Stanley Stevens has position at the Bristol left for his home in Scranton, Stevens has been employved local concern for the rust months, He has made many who, on his de -ture. presented with an umbrella Rollin H. Bushiic foreman in the cqming department, has vesizned his position with the Bristol Mfg. Co was presented with a §5 gald-piece on April 1 the members of the American Expe- ditionary Force will be accepted for mailing or dispatched unless they con- tain such articles as being request- mail is recovering fever the school ter v: Mass. A. Cava- aster. his and Mr. the resigned Mtg. Co, Pa. by him . and after no parcels for are . Frost the and M e receiy on hirth of a Park 6l nice preferred Mlainviile viry Inguire room n- ) 6 lock |# a G the on indi i 1 clo period v additionai | © top ) 1 L) ded char ck line por { 10 repr th dayl ith irk moa area e mo s pénc win | ents u T and Ty UODSPEED FOR MEN ON WAY 16 DEVENS Puc M (Continued Avay man, ren Con Smi les with na nd thei dug 1V I'hose B lian | nett | war Har Cay Wa scer i trict and timatum stating to squs ant don ade, Willi sol th, o 1 t] 1es et ted I Kow a, Leac Gavin T ul 18 )k vell jalk, res ¢ for Joser ph Cali lieutenant lieutenant; lier and registercd amp printed msol urn into 7 S |38 Clarence John Malcolm lius N hn m i 1 from nant; We Noyd a W he from serv [ endo Jam P William Frederi triek artner, Pz ir IRitte in thi De contingent vens ove to v e v t 1 the second hweibert, Walter Revoi E] W Johns Seéigel Ben George Stemoniwiski, I"ran} Although t) there th he R incidents. peared to know men except Timbrell g0 1ds, unless Timbrell would, well get it want ' unif entir vas person didn’t w: | the loo other to into or i nt ks of said they Devens. he to it « sood-natured the nient The l a ! left and one with ately Red sweater. o me tained from ASSAULT ON ARRAS [5 GOSTLY FAILURE - still serious there confidence r 1 Avon, T ow T he hey { ens about Nau n n lef other in raging. he Ge recent situati>pn Torencl tering the soon will these i virgin Tapanese taking an G t erri e british nt al D o vance man, « discarded t atuck, urmin dune o t Mail aans positions must erves buttle, cannot stopped. 'Certainly suc oV ed 1, t te poir rive ave we the ericourt h wing ranks hey rit it on vhere rin fallc t rapid have Lui FPen rere men were Pat nor Li nd h t he if he now & And ) g0 he cri m and o “ross his He le the floor special train at 9 " the of \ Ostrows 1 (o), on L Ol Rawlings, Bianch were wer also rick e of cuter could Alex Brousa was uniform and on beir replied: ind Tiv John rimrosc ! ¥ \lexander Z a, | iv several v 1 delive [ sked going in “Wel wear unless another unacquainted tanding nearby or h owd.’ n sw 5 oft th (o3l on v National B on to 4 ‘clock ontinued From he re are eas are b he ristol anc ive this| sult 3 says “Until Montdidier is recaptured and beaten t of t importanc new weapons in o pring Strong espo I t force troops soldie impa Tur in line dent he Ge in hack held ¥ tient e didn’t obj ice but they preferred whole jolly crowd being presented ater, he W o'clock Army d at Camp First is noticed a of Amijens, remain arriving and er as yet the be said boches did interver opportunity ning to the cc hehind them the | with Frida at th rms: th neighborhood hut VY T ir o ) W W Hary Frankiy will L, 1N C Monday Of the ingartner W sent out of mtarily in- | B itz Wil Vani Eugene | Time sthand ! red - Xo o | Wash ; puk { hour the sad | tert to | Wilson, congide | puttiz | measure i the sug | accomp [‘thorous \ »out to humor- ‘ren ap- first di rma an ul- want their Lieuten- to get formed that I might up. 1 wear yme ts 1id not in it can nan whe informed | that he didn’t “like One or sct to going nee as a that | th 1 who : n ow A1 council two | iand on basis b | basi late pre forward council L mecting immedi donned | hall 100§ con- m Waterhury Plainville. Dey- | and other gar- lo Methodi: gation fternoon ster rememb. which admit urch South ¢ 1 Dr. Gec Conggeg W. Maic tist In I service | tablishec | more dc back from | the | Sunday seriou&. |although {from var Ger- lljeved tc have ;admitted day T tone the of battle v 1 fore They | judge | shall | on in their east- not ion. to They ssing o tr cagerness, | Assault. gnificentiy fror the front pon- about Ceri o'Cloclk to Number | € hurches chure members SAGEMENT ANNOUNCED . Hil ) Josep! aduaty ice or PUSH CLOCKS AHEAD Wwill Fly Yorward Once Tiour al Tomorrow Morning— Excuse for Miss, Church, ington, March lic to move clocks ahead comply with the law will the newspapers. Presidenji it red into but st h hly was i ing effec losed today, ha proclamatio time the ided changin dec to do so o the the not B lis papers woul mor m., ( lanad's wchanged, terr ition introd Tarch east ut vide rn t N ar th will dec EW CHURCH M N ptist and Two Congrd al Churches o Receive at Easter Sunday Serviey Sund ition r. pastor Rey pasta reviv ecord e t4 ne ty T tak This is b number ev ches in a sing f held of the s been the serving will chy is all The from greater Lers of notice recruited the be schools, o the ious walks of the large the chu ) be t