New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 7

Attractive Blouses and Skirts T EEET B = in the Newest Spring Styles THE There is no tailored Blouses to low neck Blonses, with beadings or every st; Our Separate the new spring m effects, but the the spring skirts v cloth and silk skirts at $6.50 to $ Come to on Main Floor, N It is but a fev Departments. khaki, in different with collar and cufis of another colov, years, priced $1.00 HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY Beiiin News {GHT CALLED FOR RAFT EXAMINATION Report at Grammar School all, Plainville, Tomorrow OF POTATORS URGED Dis- Bureau Asks Farmers to of Tast Season’s Surplus— of V. to Buy New Flag for een. kht Berlin and Kensington men notifled today to report to the mar school in Plainville at 1 tomorrow for examination for praf They are as follows: rles Louls Burdick, Kensing- | Roval H. Morse, FEast Berlin; m J Emerson, Kensington; jes O. Leonard. Kensington; iot Rochin, Kensington; Salia ktine, Kensington; ephen P. an, Kensington; Kostantenos neiajes. care of Jewell Belting fartford Sell Potatoes Now. bureau recently organ-: o help in any way possible to | e the shortage of food during ar, both by assisting in the pro- | pn of food and also in conserv hat hes already been raised, has | out chrculars describing to the re how they may bhe of material pnce in conservirg wheat now. lan is to sell the potatoes which hrmers now have on hand before oming of the summer months. e potatoes are not sold before er, total loss will result. The is to clean up this situation hy mpaign for the increased con- tion of potatoes, and coupled this a wheat conservation pro- fn which it is hoped that all | rmers of the state will co-oper- : P farm course, the prices must neces- be low and. in many cases, v the loss of money to the farmers will have to sell them a price han cost. of production: hut fact that o large part crop at present is un- is not reasonable to ex- price. The Food admin- fon will oversee the work of ca on this campaign for the sub- ion of potatoes for wheat on the menu whenever possible. Tha nistration will he assisted us county farm leagues. e Hartford County league, h Col. C. M. Jarvis is chairman been carrying on this work sin utbreak of the war, assisting the ers of this vicinity in securing la- nd enlisting the services of every men, women and children—in vard farming. Another bra which the board has heen work- conservation. The hurean Zing that all of the women of the | are more than willing to econn- | on food and prevent waste, but | ot know to do h sent en lecturers out to tell the wom- w they may best be of servi country in the great at the 1 vear's it h at hmed, a hi by the of is how i 5 | +0'to | economic certain are so many models that : chosen for their good vle and kind that fashion deems cowrect wide You 1 for the little fellows than of ginghams, plain chamb i Thomas | night, BLOUSES HAVE AN INDIVIDUALITY THAT IS DECIDEDLY PLIASING because thera BHouse There Blouses, hi white and colors, Blouses or with insertion. in fact, At 98¢ to $18.50 each. Dress Skirts Are Very Smart in Style and Make, In odels, the trend of fashion secmis to be for plain tailored dles, great deep pockets and pieats add charm to ve are showing. There wonderfully pretty range in 00 each. style (o lay particular str exceptionaily good. points in cut, fabric, or match the new suits, fancy others in combination of embroldery lace trimmed <5 mpon Our trimmi trinnned were s are or is a Our Enlarged Boys’ Dept. ear Shoe Room street. between the Rook and Shoe targer and more varied lne of Wash have ever offered before. They are madras, piggy cloth. D cloth. iea in striped effects, white repps, batiste poplins, v steps from the find we a mi and alatca to 8 beu also and shades. to $3.98. DELIVERY N ALL TOR N DRY W BRITAIN GOODS TYOU CAN PURCHASEDR OF DEPEND Us. ON ford through Berii keep the Berlin fa work in’ regard the sale of pot it is expected do all Food County rin ch will of that Forester leag danc bureau, ers posteq « wi auspices 19, be given under the Friday. April hall It planned 1t bly decorated, novelti a n ¥ society in to have the will a campai the oes now o rlin f power to n its work and usual be numhe committee ha the patrons of oA, B Thursday and 1 the that will | rade ed by the zive augment- which planned to masquerade Whist, evening in their innovations administration New already e Flag for Green, f1 which are to of lag crected House mer. the 1 of teran meeting to be 4 next social a whist the T, A hall winners ace on the B grec last at sum- theis com- yeiety in will whist bs T the parish s he the appointe he The nbsence by hists giver olici the tra & he nsnal n suc hat this one noticed T will the many it & this was responsible the nole. and it ir lot breeczes. to solicit been an sients respons into town, ming and wa this standard le for Farm Survey in The last it s Operati committes meetin the seems on a farm to e 1d of the town the disposal’ of the ing the ason ports their of this whout fi required wpointed Beriin 1\ strvey of Board all the be which ing of ar ST of will rmment dur- farming, r¢ vork. This 1 kind attemp 100 hat to th whic at the is to to Zove mitte next s for among the funds members of ccess in William They yon consist plan to it is h 1t committee and o first survey vt 1 this was thought A. H. their that state i ve: m accom- committee, the farmers sucee and it will be com- weeks sta re canvass and ch all the members will cc when approached by the At the same meeting matters of importance cussed, and a date, April the next meeting of the Gl 1l hute W he h this th the the town, hoped that within a few Briefs. 15 G but the tion of 1 work co-oper } h } the several other dis- for ion were of s 8 t org pleted : Berlin Ha are Faorest At the meeting Kensington, held committees a big Masquerade. ughter of the homa Mrs. Clara Mrs. L Rridgeport of Mrs. Haver's Upson. the A at their were appointc masqueradc of Forest of room t vis mother | arrange for and BRITISH TROOPS MOVING UP FOR THE BATTLE THAT IS NOW RAGING In this tish oflicial ish v photograph | be in readine a detachnfent of F troops and a tank are shown their 1yt tre a position Béhind the Cambrai salien to me drive that resu mttle that a week, mendous g for making on goit B success v PLAINVILLE ASKE T0 INVEST $81,000 Liberty Loan Workers Go “Over the Top” Tomerrow Morning | War Burcau Reporfs Woman Solicit- or Is Fake—>More Men Cailed for Draft Examination Scquassen Club Elects, Liberty Mac At a Loan committeo ¢ Lood 2 committees as follows Wheeler maetir the local Ao A announe the of sub Frank hairman of the manufacturer mmittee H Kernan. ir Charles wton and Joseph i of the house to 1arge house ca John H. Trum « speakers’ Rev ert 1 the ommi ton, chairman of min committee Each of the ove heads has ganized and stand tomorrow morning cessful Libert The divided with the District to ke s ready ind m Irive. a suc- Loan has ricts housc the 1, E Peter to ho committec worlk : Brastow and Rob- district Raiph Sey- mour Duffy and L. Benzon: | district 3. Frank Jsher and Fred- | erick Bullen; district 4, C. R. Sher- man, B. W. Edwards and Joe Mc- Carthy: districts 5 and 6, C. R. Clark, V. G. Minello, Sebastian and Willlam Hird: district Lamb and E. P, Prior: district I. Johnson, Giles Cowles and Robertson: district 9. T.. L. and M. A. Norton: district 10 Clark and W. V. Towle: di T H. Hills: di i ings Th viile ng s s [e) W. s H Elmore trict "11, D. Hast- May irive will elose quota is $81,000 Denounce Sollcitor Fake. as Following an investization, the War Burean today ted a against solicitors for t an's Na I ue. which aims he the erection of Washington, D arrying wo war. Tt representing called vomen ©f stock will invest S. 8. Gw e cal ing Wom- an organiz collecting a buildin for the purpose of n’s work during the that a woman organization has a number of offered them organization money 1lim heard of the woman's ommunicated with tl Council Defense, which matter up with Washingt is said that the .Woman's Nat League i fake and is not de: o Those wha have approached hy the woman ptions In Plainville venort he War office officials o for on on and has in if e they visi Stat the of rving n support be solic subser v Bureau guested to to or the post Draft Examins following to report morrow at 1 p Leonard, Trotto Prior, Henry ons. The erdered young men have been for examination m Paul Stephen Mose. haniel F, Ward Tuttle, Pacola Lancin, Catas Chris Kiosse, Antonio Mancini. Howard H. Radcliffe, Joseph Trio and William John McKee, .J to- Remarkab e Irench man raiding party IS with ting | o airman of the | or- | go out | Pestillo | John | Brastow lo- | warn- | tion | funds | at | Plainville | blocks | \ FRENCH DRIVING BACK GERMAN RAIDERS WITH HAND GRENADES Buy War Ve Stamps and the United to win the Smileage Bog for the Soldi also the Savi Stamps on §| at Mail Or Dept ings belp States War. C.S.HILLS & C ——We Ave Exclusive Selling Agents for “American Lady.” Madame [yra™ and “Frolaset” Corsef SATURDAY THE BIG SUIT DAY AT THIS STORE FEATURING SUITS FOR $25, $29.75 AN $35.00 we have assembled mome wonderful values it {5 for rs. and for Wor in both the regular sizes. They come in the most wanted mater season’s wear Serge, (Gabardine, Poiret ‘Twill and Poplin. Very smart styles, and in a good of colors. We wo ask that you look It will be to advantage this line over before making any decision. | New L& le, Tub vour ne (V)rfu Blb Jap Silks in the ses for $1.98 which and finished. and in a line of sizes S ri ferent styles from to select: nlso new very prettily complete mart Styles in Separate Skirts up to the minute, avery desirable model and matcrial heing included This stock is Handso| Wool Silk Habutai Silks and Crepe de Chine: also Jersey Prices $6.98 @ 5.00. Novelty materials Taffeta, up to §2 Women’s Hoisery and Und wear---Seasonable and Underpriced Boot Bilk Saturday Wi'l be a Big Day at Our Men’s Furnishing Dept. VAo Men's Ne black and 1.00 OUT OF THE ORDINARY. igee Shirts, in percales of good wearing Women's pure thread Hosiery, allicold white designs and fancy 79¢ full line quality stripes, n= P % values to 73c pair, 35¢ pair. 3 Silk Hosiery slight Saturday pairs for regular ue, Saturday each Women's with Saturday both fancy and plain cold regular $1.50, 79¢ regular Men's 1 mas, in solid colors and strip $1 very imperfections re 50 value for Shirts ular Outi Saturday $1.29 suit Flannel collars attached. all ; $2:00 value, for Saturday $1.79 cach SATURDAY SPECIAL IN MEN'S HALF HOSE 1k Half black colors, 29¢ Saturday PO 19¢ $1.00 TUB SILKS. SATURDAY 79¢ YARD Washable Tub of Women's Union Suits, all regular values, Stiurday “Weinen's Lisle Saturc ARG . 30 SATURDAY SPECIAL IN ME Mei's Balbriggan value, Saturday 00 WOOI SERG SATURDAY inch ali wool French in taupe, wisteria, copenhagen hrown and biack for Saturday Vests, c valt . 29¢ e UNDERWE, Drawers. regular Men's Lisle Hose, and to pair S Shirts and regular 59¢ o $1.69 YA full line myrtle, khi $1.69 y4 e Silks, good assortment for stripes. fancy weaves, suitable Men's Shirts colore, and 3 N S b 43 Serge Landies’ Waists, perfect washing 32 inches | ghades wide, Saturday 79¢ yard the street Gram- | erty Loan, having sold centage of honds bought vomen and children of the town. They have a strong committee and will do goad | work in the third Liberty Loan cam- I paign at large will per-} on report Broad of held [e} hese mar men school Election of crs. club its annual in I 0. F. hall last evaning. The elected President, | vice-president, I. J. treasurer. directors, R. 15. Mor- A. D. Cady, R Spencer. -qu of ofticers Main street The sen cleetion on West following E. L. Harlowe: Birnbaum secretary E. J. Warfield vell, R. H. Williams, Hart and George I “Tlle Busy Little Store Plainville Briefs. The drill team of Murtha lodge will meet Monday evening o’clock for a rehearsal in 1. O hall The regular ville Hosze evening at club rooms street wore Rebelkah at 8! 0. F ind BEST CREAMER BUTTE meeting company will 8 o'clock in in Grange of the be the hall Pla held this Foresters’ on Pierc Work. chairman of committee, of Women's Liberty Loan Emma Hills Liberty Loan to the membe commitiee to meet, Monday evening 8 o'clock in the directors at bank. The women's committee materially in the Lib- | Mrs. Women's sent notices 1 the | has her Bradbury’s and rullers doughnuts eading grocers.—advt ROOM AND BOARD- Mrs. George P. Washingion St ! on sale GOOD week North dx TO RENT—A large airy room. gentle- man preferred. Apply 6 Park Plainville. | 101 rm David ville at room the sisted $6 in, second dx NGO T do all work. Unionville kinds of trucking Henry Plain- | 3d cot- | land, fruit Hirsh, sonooin | B Challen, plowing, et enue, In a grades Butter class by above sold in itself, any New 4 otl Britaf FOR tages other trees SALE— one Two with tv building Inquire. John Plainville seven-room of tots 0 acres two extr both View Milk 3 Cans 5 Mountain RUSSELL BRO 301 MATN STREET. Wi, New BUY G York IRMAN April 5 HALL. hall the largest Arion of singing socleties to be purchased turned er the baschospital Brookiyn, home of or German the ey, s L for in coun- by the government it se as a wa learned today Che Popular Shoe Store. FOOTWEAR O SPECIAL MER] The more particular a wo in regard to the sort wears the more 03 seeing the new s e Now showing an shoes will ¢ ENvery shoe terpiece of the expert sh maker's skill woman's is m Tl every e choicest of leathers £ perfect worked into detail tion splendid shoes consty of eautiful boots eather with low The from n colored combinatio High fancy t to seld and in colored cloth plain choicest heels. and styles at Prices $4.00 to $9.00 THE SHOEMAN 'y 41 MAIN $1 REET Al S. & I G AISHBERG Clerk madc the for u