New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1918, Page 9

OUR LIVE BOYS —YOu ARE GIVING 88 GIVE New Showing Cainf REMINDERS Many “good old to duplicate in the hope Made of the smartest wa in style and dies, ¢ 3ig qualit tton alue: G at The season’s very cmbroiderie beadin new gett and ‘slip-on” ¢ hable Wondevful The leading this worn aga being long s Taupe sec w > We and Poiret we offer arfs an hat HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY Bemm New KENSINGTON MAN WOUNDED IN BATTLE Stephen Gadzeh, Aged 25, on Per- . shing’s Casual y List WORKED FOR PAPER 600DS Summons for Draft Eligibles to Go to Plainville Tomorrow for o Exarination—Farmers Discuss Co- operative Association. of yrday that the A short dispatch Associated Pr over late ve: the afternoon brought the news Stephen Gadzek, a former resident of Kensington, had been slightly wound- Details ot were Gadzek, service, was em in action ‘rance the wounding of Gadzek gent in the dispatch he enlisted in the ploved in the American Paper Goods Fant, and lived on Christian Lanc He was about vears old, and had registered the selective draft jus few weeks prior to his enlistment with Company E of New Britain Gagdzek is the first’ of ‘Kensington's OWT to be wounded in act since the outbreak of the war. Very little known of the soldier in this town having been so far the v man whose record not hands war hoard, name bheen i honor were last ed in not hefore for on is he only en- sted the whose the soldier sent in of the and s not 1L The notified on rol the gram department Praft Examinations tcen more of B wil to Plainy tomorrow afternoon fous to their be Berl Berlin by from the war Saturday. n draftees Hall amined d into Kensington, and the Those who for examination a Kensington: John Riagio Dellicoli 'W. Holligan, East Austin, Berlin: New Brits John Andre andrini, nainsk Hartford New York city: o town ¢ 20 c ng pr he army from from Fast n re- thr mainder ypear Lanza Kensington Joseph R Konsington ; Bimer Knocon Kensington w Tony € T J. Smith r omas Ant Sev (& ra ind profes- are planning to the school \ssist the hoard The board who ean come Sat of the business of the ville, <ional men town Plai hall crieal capacit anxion nrday afternoon 1:30 to do there is need at rical gratuiton Meet. be rmers ‘ttended an s v meetir the town last o O ssibil by \ nter manifestod \doption .« thia town, it ns large amount of the frmers who are now as mea money of saving a for charming Inter $5.98 blouses, selection style summer. are shoulder IS RECEIVING soon, ing t auspice v I t I in leave v h morro in rural OF THE models mer are time"’, the in <] Theve are linen to $29.50 ¢ NE prettiest hig attractive and colored 98¢ at SPRING authorities Have now offering capes in and taupe spring and vou “ox in DELIVERY ALL zetting their of to in work whization irmers in as it is hasing begin Smith is 1on heen which ins ion of such Hartfo Bureau tate. work Whist MANY all eason. types PLEASAN offered h. There V' SPRING shown in materials, otton zubardines YOUR anticipation frocks P fol at pric and dainty of co | i BLOU necks, to $8 for the catton noticed crepe de ‘Furs yout most Wolf are long hlo how are new roll chine. cach to many ted is wa what summer furs. DRY the this section desired immedi other citi well last of the 1 spite of the rowd on urried jing the won the was iway first fir; lady's The fir n Kiniry ving "uneral The funeral of the late ington time helé long was morning The s (0 Mary's McCormack, eased now ‘alifornia attend his ttended Rev. St »y N was to Carrier aminations carrier eld at the New several pplicants towns for for the prize of ad t Certificate a at The mass nephew stationed Prize he spole ument hand laurels and eing County FOR NEW supplies for perfecting meet that aat o i co-operathee GOODS next ve such an needs of the Prof Mw in n the form plans tow Le: Winners, nig as ht Kensington held in under t a weather, a la Anna T gentleman's prize went prize Brennan John reside St funeral w cemetery., home the far Kensin f Examinations th Britain in this Vacancies have this position and on c towns in Hartford county t o a will known a v since tor heir his town, will omorrow for Sinee the Williams, the ier n route the post Nowed he tak the whether ex' inte t least to in RBe The outs pear Ber are tonight xaminations take the resignation Kensington the tomor Any and reminded at their talke s prepared to & of 185 meeti VANTED ter and ien, Ker H the of of of the women the Kensington Mcie e of the Mela m n to Woods. Tohn Woc it of K I's chur w celebra huvial New Brit the o 96-he of the on 2 neral selection tor THEIR DOLLARS il colorings lorc DAYS TO COME the need tailored collars 1o AND SUMMER FURS be capes furs most BRITAIN the ver r ver) and in PURCHASED o 10~ e nd son ve- d en el ted vas 1in de- Tomorrow. position ston will post office heen vicinity in all will be gi Hurlhurt m aminatic Former C: the first ti K have xamination o It he “wea tests op 1 Briefs Painting Kens that to the mason ington F are usual meet New B! n they Couts decorati johbit Conn he to- ade an-l the f off he has been substitutiy This establishing office that ime been [ to ing rit ng, PSP " D A At Court ille, within Plainville, on D Pre: o ent Georg Judge 16 rate T t t notice v post a culation ing On motion Main street Administrato of John inville A Wit hir Iy Court nonths e he creditors heir claims Aministratoy be given of ertising in a in said a cony ir id st the place clt Cortified from GEORGE wh \ ind Probate holden the J New on Anderson Ulowe R t 9th Byington, A for Britain, the Distr Ap Abrahams: intestate tate district, decrec tl again i directs and tate strict thereof Y S the Record R. ed exhi lin that order H to pul by po public s FINGTON, ril Fsq on, Conn es- of for bit ir Judge. L b British During Mostly ( London The A tish iy, w iracters the i At in which ground as merce prineiy tivator ried last of md h week af amounted ideas not given awa me This small am bedqu personal f left to hahbies Herbert Lady 1 an Arge to ati ried Lo membered for her th There a other pers: Sovaral, ward and Britain of Mr. Rot art work narvon nephew | the is hea family AIfy kno old-fashioy fashioned MEAD \ ransport from a t towed herc emained and itie coast said do bring moderated wa stanc nava Order District Court state o the town | deceased Upon tI Zsimans ¥ | tratar t be authori and convey said F ORDFER in on hearc Officc bate district v D noon, and tim publi town retnn Attost BERN of newest lorings. YOU CAN 3anker as much for Zon who was a and Atla at anchor April 1918 ARD F. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, them canno rmir able are in Come DEPEND US, ON or Money Life—Bequeathed Fortune o Friends. March 30 ssociated (Correspondence Press).— The St late last of the anking best-known His Rothsc Ul *h of one the creat | the London of in vork oW power only into o a nomin i art collector and a iendships. He never was pubhi the His which but he Nis mar hed general is will. which carries his to career estato $T.500.000 was Rothschild had v money frecly in ount, with the nephe exce ptio este goes to viends. The main pa:t d and Lady © ted with irnarvan, w him in his art Lord Porchesie Kentucky Lady and of ind 000 widow ma wh receive the magnate rd Curz with rec r¢ ne who was last is m vear th ve- w R75.000 large gifts to some Margu King E ons, including the friend of the last minister the hschild's g0 Partuguese monarchy town house and to the Countess of Csr- his Major th country estate Rot! a of o od, was W fis he wore 1ed clothes of | ways E STILL Po AT ANCHOR. 1tic T Meads g eing for use as a training New vithor- ship off thc Eng- today and nava na attempt wonld madn her in the Repo danger weather ts indicated the Two < in ling 1 collier no by aw he arrival lting * of Notice of Borli Hes of Probate 11 f Adria of Berlir aid Janies Tminis e apg of pravi a. on zad and certain that estate may to empowered real estate sitn per Appears. it riin. a said application fuliy i wnd det New 18th B W said mined at Britain day o'clock in the Pvo- in the at 9 that notice of \pplica in s April fore af and thercon the be ziven the said ior the hearing roin reulation sonie new in opy of said distriet GAFFNEY, Judge. | Ata | the j of Plainville i ho | easy i i Ris | zeneration of | Worcester g to ald- | ipplication | | Tomorros | date | Jack ]Plamw le News FIRE BUG SUSPEGT OUT ON 1,000 BOND Franqualla Danmazino Will Be Given Hearing Next Wednesday DEATH ~ OF S. WKEE North Washington Stree Dies L) MR Woman Hours Betore Few Son is to Be Fxamined for Draft—I>Loan Sub- seviption 000, incalla Danmaz sted by Of alor. was 1won ander hon mnd was report Tt hearing mazino w my WAS Necessa iy ice on the job Death of Mrs. MceKee, Mrs. Carolina A am J. M honie M mor Ha M lis vinzton rday born in tr S5 noon iBl (@] from lat her home Gillette tional chn ment will The ho decided McKee, one of ined for the Mrs, MeKe band and n navy: eoin of the owing funcy four the \ m and Rt Draft Examinations. oon at 1:30 o'clock the draf velle mond ( { | M j avenue, | | following m examinations Martin n will appear for Henry 3 Grand Joseph L omas 170 Tayton. A John Brookis Thommaso, lan Keo! ' c Angc Main Reaney outh street R Tomorrow afternoon examination that ha come men tppear o which largest quota Men \von called w from Fan Southington Wl e inzton Bristol P in, Burlington and Liberty Notes, meetin the opinion o S me ke anvass ers of Liberty Lo committee preva he people early sub riptions to the Loan 1ld drive (uota and take than wer-subser new ather tha M unt few of the The seribed should the commn vo like to ptions a call l a subscr they second will will wh rather An a to tine pt cheer the soldicrs and reduce to prob- bly the amount. h the town shall he oblized to raise in the next I 1701 wernment company mn on tl Trust those who cannot i \ nt plan the malke endeavore o on a 30 hond would and a rease i requi m arger subseripti t cekly payment The total sunbseription is $17.000 Plainville Ttems, Dina Geors who was or non-support turned on the re tried in Marino will be that and of Broad street home Pars and Pease n Samuel s the measles and Mrs daug in 1t Mrs vard B o with ons 1d nedict iter of were visitors town Private Devens MM James Iy 1p io hort furlough home kinds of trucking ot Henr Plain- 1-1 NOTICE—T do al work Unionville farm plawing David wenue DIEVENS TEAM A pri OUTMET HEADS v, Mass - Serec vestern amat De Ouimet eur npion, will head the Camp sam the make of ¥ nced today by Licut. Dem- whietic dire the division Other Her members team arve rton and Robert Notice \dministration of Settlement on \ccount. t of Plainville April 12th of Olive S0 Probaitc 191N M. Hemi i Estate late do Aistric The administrator administra exhibited vith ing to this Caurt o N of the for ince That the 181h 1918, at 11 o'cl it day: April, A forenoon Plainviile hear Probate Office the on the the mnd i of ing lowanee said rt a ion account, and this Co the interested JiTects tdministeat therein place, | person ppear said time and publishin pape al lend | it | int | Lieutenants | 1918. \gents for “AMERICAN ADY," “MADAME LYRA"™ AND SFROLASETY CORSETS .S.HILLS & CO. HARTFORD Have Stedfastly Maintained Our Reputation of Selling Dry Goods at Towest Prices. 100 NEW SPRING SUITS 100 Featured Specially f()r Saturday for $25.00 compri Fstablished 1832 and THIRD LIBERTY | LOAN Remember ths tomorrow we will dis 00 New Spring Suit 1 buying a 2 mber repriced from our tock and others—samples ety Bond s Snot civing manufacturer, » fortunate in securing mevely lend ts are out of the ordinary bluc e s E colors——beige, copenhagen, pekin and grey. They embroidered trimmed several this are plain t yraid a »utton also Don't wait until the amount nd . Whode new season 1 in every ubscribed, let every one have part Positively nothing had in the Saturday Economies muslins and €0rsets £ Motor trimmed $1.00. Billie Burkes; poplin and reasonable prices $1.00 to Small lot o Combinations of fine Nainsook, | Corset Covers of fine quality nainsook 1 1 N - back and front. $1.¢ nd $1.49 value hamburg and lace trimmed, real value $1.00, for Al and front, $1.98 and $1.49 value for $1.00 values for 9¢ each Two plece Pajamas and chl in all visoles of crepe de chine and satin, specially E ' I hatiste, colors at very zood values and white, best in the city, $1.00 98 va Models of Corsets Prlced to Close in the values, able and medium bust, $1.00. model, low Saturday not 50 hut Regular ding all sizes turday models $14.00 in ever and $1 00 and 50 for | Very pecxal Saturday Showing of Waists FPTIONAT, VALUES, SUCH AS BEAUTIFUI GREORGETY extremely quality Georgette priced present ONLY CAN FOR § white FIX( THIS STORE PRESEN' WAISTS Waists market good lesh, the latest colors, in several for w smart ir val line of and very odels, and helow WAISTS for $2.98 Batiste WAISTS for $1.98 Waists Lingerie and Tub Silk in a wide range of Very pretty styles in Voile and Crepe de | models, good grade materials and in the most com- | Chine, lace and embroidery trimmed, complete line | plete line of sizes of sizes. | f the empl v officers and vos rectors o ansportation s the operation in PRESIDENT TAKES omvani The proclam \doo shall hsation ten contin ihe AUTOMOBIL Repairing a Specialt UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER VISION OF W. F. KEELEY REO and REPUBLI( TRUCKS W. F. KEELEY CO ELM and FRANKLIN STREETH names of thei compa wtion provides Mo the of ympe rrang with the steamship National Delense” in Proclamation “Necessary in xplanation ympanias Nene of olders stock- ind | the the the hondhe rights ders. « the editors interest in other persons having tems of transportation or profits are to impaired GERMAN ALLIANCE DISBANDS AT ONCE Wasl Wilson rizht ngte April President —THE POPULAR SHOE STOR DISTINCTION by a lamation issued last the pro extended the nited government con- of coast- irol of he t ise tran facilities include portation States Lo steamships between ts the Atlantic The governme teamship the of the minute plying po of the \ction Held Throt control ¥inal which will the federal railro witl past twelve \ of Up lines. he exac supervi- begin at Saturday s pute s to Owncrship o $26,000. one morning Dissolu- William cral 12 German-Amer upon a . commitlee Philadelphia, Apri zen- | tion of the National e of | Alliance was agreed into of war (& M f railroads director i putting the anspor- Adoo will charge thet the peri ery important t the risdiction gl executive vesterday afternc hall here. action- in nization lquarters into was disy meeting its held e of on nde IFinal h vithin States facility nited the which i lisbanding rom Philade ional taken Steamship company es that are to he ove the | r Iphia Nk ende umost every state in Union to Steamship chants and Miner (he property my Southern Steamship | ¢ the differ ny deferred un oda Ie company sportation ing a ute over spos nd A1l companic 0 of ahout $26.000 in cs Company of o the alliance hy on ent consisting of steam- | opi he members ion. expressed vs, craft ith and rges, 1T desc wharves the meetir ships, tugs g was th: ending Vi similar oats and marine imds should rnec tions, together w < society C'ros Heinricl tocks, warehouses pron N erty taken over M to be the proclamation now 1 Wilson that in the slieve that members tional throughout the di the executive that there hecome necessary n the il linnce coun o lincs nmay be uti may feng S0 1hy favor of bandment. The ized the « as of committe Je noces: of othey n war tra ol nothine ther troops fic on for the transportation lo. | ntin em to rarming Hav Laci athe war material and pment | jeel, is now o strongly a me \-Tnch md 1 $9.00. ful mode ind slored « ther nd for other needful and that it build attempt up gail ) t lianee contin desirable connected with | e T Browr the A\ PUrposes to o plain toe Louis heel ition of the war Adoo olidate Mo will con zation nd 1o exist when he assunmoes con every week Price Other be s ir brown— steamship trol ne as an Vization Vilrosds h lav g hiac wht possihic lines with {he 1 tran- | <o much more prejudice s ! J of fre nd ‘ oth top other When i the sportation mi- | qgninst German-American as the | ihi nation I-_lzl 3 st Hemrvieh said e that there n congestes am- M f. l\inced \ LIBERTY If BOND. vou don't Get busy wilized bring relic was no Gern he tion e Army permitting the war to tak with the wil intion in n the et Uliance Kaiser will Pre posse « - | AISHBERG) THE SHOEMAN 91t P91 The 1nesting was! seorcf and an lan throu ’%‘Mf[ MAIN STRIEE] nplinnee law sed hout DENISAN Cars mshin sines will he seizec te [ wanr Me A rowell nd then 1 Di tin urned il imposed proclamation Hom s Tivery for hire, day and night. | ST HARTFOR! MAIN i | o transportation.”” The boards of di- Stovage, Supplics and Repairing. | Ask Clerk for S. & H. Green St