New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 2

SIS | HE ALS BEAVER BOARD FOR CEILING | § ~ AN CXTRAORDINARY SALE WMina) [ e TUESDAY, OFNEW CHOICE SPRinG ‘he enemies of America' Dips” Get §360 lor A("“MW'—; re attacking YOU when * : intim Wanter hey attack America.. Name of Victin Wanted SGRF HANDS AND SIDE WALLS. ESTIMATES Millinery, Suits, Coats, Dresse e o GIVEN FOR DOING WORK. 1 Waists and Gloves ONEY S and Y O R B e re ok pocisats onerif old, was troubled with eczema on b OFFERED AT SPEICIAT, PRICE REDUCTIONS PROPERTY away from | i 45 i | e B i e oy | CALL OR PHONE 359. ¢ | Five Hundred READY-TO-WEAR HATS | if they w 3 v oo break and spread. She was so bad ot ou if they win this war. | 50 e T e Regular Price §$3,00, Sale price Tuesdey $1.00. | > heyawillidespollR(@ W R1|imittediicnt T sda RRRHE S The itching and burning was so bad Ilere’s a splendid bargain that you should take advantage of, 3 Military mission o H we of ve hundred smart ready-to-wear hats, the most fashion- :Q if o : she could not sleep at night. Her fin- ol \ IOMES, if they conquer | i France was i, L LD e e i | %rv 2 Whle on, in black and all the popular colors, trim- ng[and andi Canadal | o gie DU put her hands in water at all. The P B O 5 R med o ) s, fruit and ribbons, also silk band effects. A won- ! e | i eruption caused disfigurement far the erful hz at $1.00. nd then invade the] time being- St S ot b el SRS e 3 and 5 FRANKI ] - %4 00 TRIMMED DRE3S HATS anted was {he ! Isaw a Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertisement and sent for a free sa 4 Sale Price Tuesday 50. ple. It helped her so much ths p Qs | Another great Millinery bargain. A selected assortment of bought more, and I used about three B Frinined Dress Hats, in all the newest and most fashionable shapes boxes of Cuticura Ointment with tb [4 of the som, in black and al] colors, trimmed effectively with Cuticura Soap when she was healed | o - S flowers, ribbons and fruit (Signed) Mrs. Alice McDonald, R.1, | a z - — - = = 2 call Saturday night to go to the 1 Sl 5 : = ity i e | Box 21, Kezar Falls, Me., June9, '17. | SILK DRESSES o | complaint of a woman who was Use these super-creamy emolliemts i leather of it af ' snapped it from her { urday night. The ce received —THE— minus a purse. Detective Serggat for every-day toilet purposes and pre- s Regular Price up to 0. Sale Price Tuesday $12.50. ve |8 Beanutiful Sillk Dresses of taffeta, crepe de chine, serges, fou- ind combinations of silk and serge in mnavy, black, light N or cirenlating int crowd took . ; y ar -171 Ma"\ S"Gfi Lol B S ple] i . v, Qualk: and a number of other fashionable colors, also e e 2 best g styles of the season. down stairs and searched i i on promptly responded and vent these distressing troubles. e a couple of purses. He acconnted for one to the most minute detail and . 3 x sald the other belonged to his wife Ready for Service Incubators for sale. Rack- | o, . cont Richarason took him home Park and Bigelow St 2Lgce raGharcson DBl ROTLS axicfana B Lelo i but his wife failed to identify t L | ) black patent leather purse as h 4 A. Johnson, wife of Captain | 3 -~ were unable to find the nson of the U. £ ordnance [ owner of the black patent leather ' Teuise Noble. | purse ther had to release the man ent H. C. No- | James McCaffrey, a horse dealer | A North & Judd Mfg. Co., are | living tn Cromwell, had a purse con- | b prominent women of this | taining $30 stolen from him last Tues- hre working in the factory | day. He had had his p 2 for terials. | store on Main street w Neckwear at Wilson's. | shopping, but when he went - —advt. | chase a railroad ticke ), 'NE William Oliver of 9 Bidwell OWNER car standing on the track | . e 2 - 4 nders, Frary & Clark fac. | Fast Harftford, was in New Brit and on Tuesday He extracted a bill from htered Saturday night and | o TUeRCAY. O e e DRIVER o il aind when he got to Brf nger, a former member | hie purse o A ce department, was home Teofil Kozlowski of 94 Booth streot | made in our kom Camp Devens. lost $200 and Albert Kochanowic | ding of Mary Loretta | 148 Grove street lost $44.50 on Tues- own shops on hter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. | day. =i f 13 l.asalle street, a Detective Sergeant Richardson : the premises. rancis Trebert of Hart- | Chief Rawlings sald today : n - » solemnized at 9 o'colek |are convinced that a ga i — 3 | ; 65 - SR B G, One ]| enhet Gt Ruo i 2 v ‘ 'Builz up to a standard because of the results Saturday night THE ; ; {4 ~=not down to a price’’ are inclined to believe that the o crullers and doughnuts 3 Ll D 3 You'll find it in the plants of the biggest breed gt the leading grocers.—advt becter at Wilsons—aavt, e s e LHKE HORSFALL | = | & country--and you'll find it in the piano box coops of be- (8] nael Clynes of 21 | ing their money and _are b 4 ginners just starting. Endorsed by all Agricultural Col- ve received word | large sums is well known in the ecrool e v - . S 0 on, James Clynes, of his | worlc d that is offered as the cx ANY, { 5 % # leges and Experiment Stations. ance. He is in tie navy. | planation for the activity herc 23 ; Anybody can hatch chicks with a Buckeye. It operates auto- matically and can't go wrong. You geta chick from every hatch- women who have been 95 Asyium St., Hartford. nights a week on gas : nders. Frary ark T —— ’ 4 ! able egg. Wee s wnis A MORE POLISH RECRUITS o T ; 5 ) T “;ak's_’ihypoultrymen Ehink “Buckeye” when they say “Incu- | 2 £ oatlor. >feiffer, who is in the - > = 28 & 9o navy pay department, | Fourteen Young Men Leave This Afte | 2 i INAS 5 = \ Leok at this Guarantee d home by the seriou omrades are now fighting in o g £ S 4 e 3 K % 2 ; Eivner 5 ernoon to Join Army in France— Allies 7. ¢ " The Puckeye Incubator is guaranteed to hatch more chicke The me W odav are 1 d e - “ K /4 = =pRdgh e tha ] H vear always at Wilson's Will Train in Canadi. e el aday e 2 : 3 . é B an ickens than any other incubator, =R ; - s 31 B : AN A N &S ; » ] regardices of price, or we take it back, k. s a result SR - g Y 3 5 ¢ i crults,Imads Sheto S CUGINE v Mig: 71§ y s 87 5 R 3 The farae of thie guarentee has travoled from the visit of the Polish ) ry com- | 8 I 17 mission, 14 more ‘\r!?’l\‘; have e Gotdeticely & 5 h b AN sca to sea. Over half a million “Buckeyes™ et I AEN (s ; - are in use by big and little breedere and over olunteered their services to the Po- | i Henrvk August 72 Booth street. - . — in France, and they | z 7| = y A\ 7 this ety today on the 2:18 '%“'“"f ‘\‘1””"' . Booth street 15 A i 3 Z ; £ B 2000leading dealers sell it. e 1 i 1 . Jerzy Misiewicz, 123 Orange street - i J 7 : i Poston, whence they will depart for Sh A 2 F . 3 ST . the training station in Canada a Mikolaj Chmielwski 36 Silver ¥ . ’. ¢ n ] y Come in and get a copy of our mdfl‘fil““/ ! street v - o . . » ly Removes |:uort time these soung men w R » ; ) S f convincing book, *“The Verdict of the User.” - i thelr countrymen from New ) Murawski, 212 Cu street. P : i Ao = BON: Druggists | wie nave siseeds enlistad, o it i Franciszek Kurgan, 93 Booth stroet J [ ) £ We'll give it free anud show you the Buckeyc. 5 AT i ol aang Jan Dynowski, 28 Horace street. | - r : : ot be very long bhefo Y ; street By if it fails. 5¢ |not be very long before they Michal Wojsowicz, 10 Gilbert e n R - B ! | RACKLIFFES ‘CAPT. ALBERT . PECK DEAD. V4 ‘ MEN OF |- i (P ¥ | 250256 Park Street W BRITAIN| o OO | agens for ais Vicinit City Won Promotion Soon After | i 1 | i ey Rule AS YOU THINK BEST—BUT BUY i i | s e | NEW BRITAIN, Captam Peck was a Civil war vet eckwear ALWAYS at Wilson’s B im0 i romed comen re wos e vear. He spent the i destructo” sc_arf guaranteed for = »\4‘":""" I ily highQ ifHV\'»‘DVH Conr ticut Volunte months’ wear—37 plain colors. | Bisten & chvtain sr nhis e Ifly far e i i ; B Rdae Ll : ] ! ored to pay o - H . eneral st - with Gon, | T Tony Ireainski gl e i i ski assaulted his wifa je season. 8. Angecand, b ~ 5’ i s el . _ | Saturday night wher she asked him § I in ¥ ce. | _.n-.é;., E. Lo Y | David Cherniak Pleads Guilty and Is | por 144 wages. He has been in court Fined $7—Driver of Runaway Mo- | S¢Veral times for the same offense. Mis wifc sald she did not want any- d l l' G d' SRl h fi .8 TRIALS IN CTTY COURT. | (3 T 'é = | ome talian renadines t e n be =it of Mrs. Maria Mirigliar ’Il ] 'fifiafifi E a» ] i éigb | toreyele Assessed $3. thing more to do with him, but sha f l l e SEp e Rl sl ol : 5 bt 1] :g Y ) { wanted him to support their childrer rt P gent eman y neckweal‘. Sl ol eagor 1’_.'““”,”,, (i}‘ ] On the advice of counsel David | She said it would do no 200d to send B sl o 2 detamation o) rniak changed his rlea of ‘“not | MM to jail as he will beat her up jusi . fl | court Thursday morning. Mrs. Jose- | J%u]/ nprog Makers of the Highest Grade Jurkish ruilty”™ to “guilty” when the warrant | °8 Soon L:: he gets out. A sentence o) Cl’epe Fl“es. | phinc ar lso has a_suit pena and Egyption Cigarettes m the World ¥ him with selling milk not | 1,q H"p,:c‘e\’:’ :Y l_“';‘;;""fl:e"d"" g o ,"’i,, . e o """r““l - . - f lity, was taken up. a d d F ] d the vlalntiffs a Attorney Joseph - g 34 Lroseontine ”\ ey w‘\ o vl e nde oulards. | . Woods for the dafendant g 2 2 T R e e e e o ; A suit brought Ly Antonio Get A ah NG . . s owed that the milk W wa- | A campaign to enforc he law in EERAR Mo ueht Ly An ret- G > %! ; p : red. Atforney Greenberg explained | reference to having discernible mark & [l | tino egains Fencral Ameglio so- | " - 5 " g 4 : 3 t s clier d been purchusing | €rs on autoraobiles will be waged by best the market aflords flght _?1\””(“ o e d‘”pp, v of }:\‘n&‘l’:n(nu | k y PR i from one man for clght 'vears | ‘Automobile Commissioner Ed . =g o g Sres el S e ; % 2 . AR ! @ recently the farmer had brokea 1. Stebbins and the police de in New Britain— : ? sday, April 17, ; the contract and was not serving him | nartment. Of Iate some specdsters S = = = | = e had 2o elsewhere for tha | have eluded the police by reason of SOC tO $3 50 ¥ TROTTA—PENTA. TO BLESS FLAGS. - v large Ameri Tag, * . A fine of $7 was imposed the fact that their marke were .50. k Lo Teon SNEA S R el S : 150 Tearhing ‘toldrive a miotot. | coveraal with! mud) and! dunt Raymond Trotta of 26 Franklin i ; o with a sidecar Sunday T street and Miss Concetta Pe 55 | Fxercises to Be Held at St Mary's . 29 is Farmington avenue were Church Next Sund: | L e e ¢ Tin o H Church Next Sunday. i v . minute on As ehi f,.’f:(nl L R e Wi Day" will be celebrated wit T 1d o sccure ¢ atregtinnd theimolorovelefatarted fiip 't O R IA irch, b, Vinte 2 1 1 with A succeeded in steering i - M [ Joseph Tarricanni and A Concetta | fitting exercises at Ma rol 3 L Iy £l oo ¥ 3 For Inf; g B m Il 5 H n @Uc Richards attended the couple. Fol- | e nlonieily i el Lo e s b SR Ly ants and Children next Sunday e v lowing the ceremony a reception was Ki pole. complet- | gy Use F held and on their return from a wed- | W1en the service flag containing ‘ Iy wrecking the ntw ear. s saoupeds ,'a be: °l‘0ver30Years 14 and o i from z i a5 . Rel : : g T i iways bea ding trip, the couple will live at 26 | stars, symbolic of the number ¢ | injury, In court this morning he was | ' ot : i i litor of t orald, will | charged with operating a ‘motor ya. |.. the Franklin street voung men from the parish i X / [ Vicle without a license and woff ore | SiBDature of P Mc