New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1918, Page 7

GERMAN BONDAGE OR LIBERTY BONDS. WHICH WILL YOU HAVE ?—;-immmma UL Karpen Furniture, the Very Bes So Comfortable and Luxurious 0 O Because of tho enormous business we Brothers, of New York and Chicago. furniture in this country, we were offer worth of fine pleces at such underpricing very special rates. casy chairs and rockers: genuine leather. \lso lour and satin damask. ular prices. If not ready store, free of charge, until d several we can upholstered i canc suites upholste Every piece oficred to have your purchase you want same sent home. tapestry. d in | | o ) KARPEN some piece of f fit in any home. beautifully grade tapestry SPECIAL SALE PRICE LOUIS Arm Chair, and ions, upholstered Hand carved brown mahogany SPECIAL SALE PRICE CHAIR OR ROCKER comfortable seat. fitted penesque spring cushion Each chair or rockeu in tapestry. $2 7 '50 ’\ SPECIAL SALE PRICE DAVENPORT & ARM CHAIR —long spring construction, finely upholstered in extra grade tapes- try. Davenport of regul $127.00 value, $95.00. Chair at regular price $69.30 SPECIAL ol SALE PRICE $Jz.30 3-PIECE BUITES of solid cane chair, with witl deep Kar- seats. upholstered ma- backs Dav- the very acme high back and stered In spring cushlon foundation. SPECIAL SALE PRICE . hogany with antique and spring seats. A enport, with 2 sunburst pillo nd 1 high back wing chair. Al in fine | tapestry. J i | | SPECIAL $ 1 25 OO SALE PRICE }Y FOR NEW ALL DRY HAVING AN AUTOMOBIILE DERIV PROMPTLY RUCEIVING GOODS Bexiin News SPRING PROGRAM UNSTABLFT’\KFN N SOUTH CHURCH ON THEFT CHARGE kck Hackett, Who Sports a Star, and Thomas Malley in Court ASE IS CONTINUED joth Accused of Helping Themselves to Eatables in Cnses of OhHld Neglect Those in Charge The ing term of the South church ! Sunday school will be a busy one. At this season of the year there are ways events which occur annuall this vear, thore will be in addition, several which have grown out of contests or have been decided upon to meet special conditions. The an- | nounced list is as follows Railroad Car—Two | Sunday, April 7th, Joint closing ex- ercises of the Beginners, Primar Junior and Senior Divisions. Friday, April 12th, Supper for the v | boys ston. Friday, April for the Junior ision. Friday, April 26th, and Disposed of. 19th ntertainment Constable Jaek Hackett and Thom- s Malley were again in the toils of e law this morning in the Berlin r ourt room, charged with theft, al- | for the Senior division. ged to have been committed lest| Sunday. May 5th, Joint closing ses- urday night. The accused men |5ion of the Beginners’, Primary, Junior loa@ed not guilty, and on the motion 3"";" {H{:'r divisions. s their attorney, M. D. Saxe, ”‘“‘,,»",::F”“‘n‘ June 1 g "?-”‘o“rlf.’.'fl"l?;'.»”i‘éfiy ‘ffie’rfi:;, Sunday, June 16th, Children's Day. nder suspicion for such actions by o people of the town, and as they ave alwavs seemed to have more feure time to devote themselves to \e taking of sunbaths, in the shadow ¢ the flag pole in Kensingtom, they ave come to be looked upon in 2 anner quite unbefitting those chosen ! ' the vote of the people, as one of | hem has bean, to preserve the law of 1e town, but have used their enerzy , geveral other ways, one of them aipg “kidding” anybody who hap- Lens by their headquarters. On last Saturday they claim that hey were under the infiuence, and | jc%e. entered the eating car of the afirond geng which is situated on a {ding vear the depot. These cars, wo in number, have heen there for | oie time, and have been used for leeptng and ezitg. The two entered Be ocare and it olieged removed nough for a pienic which they had planning to be eaten in the They were finally rounded np, er. b the picnia had pro- very and they were sum- this morning. Two Drunks Fined. omag Carroll, a plain drunk, was "izr:;« $2 and cosis in the court this ning He was taken in by Con- Pola arday night fe w Erophy was also taxed that having been found in th Dy 1stable Pola on Both pieaded guilty At tertainment Cradle Roll pear in court this morning to emswer to a charge of violation of probation and faillure to pav personal tax, was among the miesing and investigation revealed the fact tht he had depart- ed for parts unknown. A warrant has been issued and on his betn cated he will be taken to court . more serious charge. Roskoskey, Pool Shark, The final game of tho Kensington club tournament wae plaved Saturday night, J. Roskoskey of Kensington taking John Roche of the Winsted Star club into camp by a score of 100 to 75 The game was an int esting one, and netted Roskoskey his | first champlionship medal, incidentally giving him first honors In the pool line in th Tub Truck Ditehed. A large auto truck New Britain en route was ditched near the j Stanley and South Mai | terdav fternoon. The t throug rafling and | brook. hut no damage of extent resulted. The dri ascaped uninjured and the auto was none the worse with the excaeption of a broken nder and smashed lights Briefs, liams ms at daughter, lo- on a ming from Meriden, of ver- went the arent Leen T spen junotion streets 1ck into e fore far ow ssed ed to eou b e ble hend Andr Sunt Berlin W Wil Mrs. .S son F, E Mrs. (Willi with her | Guilford i her Kensington. ing of am iting rame furd of present 1 Mrs. Hull, ondition ) night is Refuses to Pay Fine. who was morning on nis children j j coxts, | is the Naw jail than pay | WANT mtil to- carpenter to wind up affairs vien the (‘apito] me he ¢ Cha T on brous ntp a charge of 18 #chool d 3R Franklin on Boardman. who was in- Berlin ot Toriday night, reported as ng comfortably at PRrit (i thi str and resti pav sed to sayin why S oul th o to Al ting mason tecorati jobbing., H Conn 1-5-tf and d Kensing hig city hi Card of 5 expre the ti it anges We mpathy wish out the nks for of the father. shown and cCabe s floral (Signed) MRS FRANK ATHERINE McCABF MARGARET McCAB JAMES McCABE, JOHN McCABE, Johr are | or contributions McCORMACK Prevedin Leaves Town. Ambrose Prevedin who was to ap- al- | ton i celebration place with S. makers of the finest thousand give yom There are daveuports, three-piece davenport sets, velour, tape t big discount from reg- delivered DAVINPORT. a upholstered KV SUITE, high back Davenport, with frames, BRITAIN [Season of Activity Planned by | rick | for discuseion t | their ) Karpen and | living room dollars’ choice at damask, and silk ve- we will | The ! the food committece hand- niture that will Nicely made, in good $85.00 consisting of Wing Chair spring cush- silk velour. finished in in $275.00 FIRESIDE CHAIR that suggests of deep seat. fine grade made comfort with its Uphol- tapestry, with on a spring YOU CAN DEPEND ON PURCHASED OF US. Bunday. June 23rd, Promotion Saturday, June I9th, Plenic for entire school at Lake Compounce. Sunday, June 30th, Summer session will begin. There will al gathering, Day. the be a tha Home depart- date for which as not been fixed, but for which plans are now being made The wmembership Junior division the Blues, th contest (n sulted in a victory of points standing 21 Blues, 11 Reds. The Blues viciory will be ed in an entertainment to be held Friday evening of this wee In the Senior division the Reds won with o score of 14 to 10 Mr Gilpat- the superintendent the divis- s forming his committees for the which will woon Fri day eventr April 20th The Young Men's with Mr. Donald L. Bartlett as leade has formulated plans and begun jts rular sessions. T Bartlett asked the members to bring the e problems the life and which ¢ solving, in accord r right and wrong busin heg ch problew and the analysis of puch of those a the clags membars ¢ncounter, cannot but be of intsrest and profit young man who is interested s cordially fn- vited to visit the cla part ir its deliberations and mem- ber Dr. Hill has planned a test of the eflicienc: the divisions of the school which finue to the ond of the term centage of attendance of sc of teachers and officers in slon will he posted eacl best record in ecach class tants declding the tihe ore celeb of ion Rusiness cla en class mect find with Bvery in thetr dail aiMculty 1n ideals ¢ i ey man take hecome a compatitive of rour main will con- nolars each week »f conle winnars. NEEDLE INDUSTRY INQUIRY Poston, April 15.—Mem} tarir commission today k. vestigation the ting machine e hich eviden: ntedle manu the country quiry was to catalognc fndustr war, an in- into sewling knit ile and incustry vas presented tuvers of all parts of The purrose of the in- oblain « a for the tari and learn how much the has been disturbed by the SOFT COAN OUTPUT Washington, Aprii production for the weel 6, decreased about | compared wita the ending 500,000 April tons “ious ne- prblic productior he < is at 9,395,000 to estimated including coke. A\PPROVES RAISE IN ishington. April 15 Commeres Cotinis approved teday fare in Bay State street railway Tall River. Newport, R. T. intermediate rtations alre the public utilitic Massachuselts and AR The ion W ate vely the reen Inter ten ereascs and - com- Rhoda - on proved by missions of s of Ll IN o basebail expediti yvesterday. PARIS. ot minary games Ameri- place the can toolk Paris in OPIIN CAR. and a large people GIVEN ands Polish Several tion of local the Poli delega attended in the Mili- Comectic elal car aud those wi went exper LR G e . ticularly on the retuvrn trip last night. j POSTER AWARDS | Miss holding of | Mrs. . B. Hart of 1 | Broad street 1 club { awarded i | Tuesday f; the | member Péamva;lw New REGEIVE RIZES FOR ‘VICTCRY BREAD s, Hart and M. Gallagher | Best Bakers in Town | Pike and Miss Rogers Priz Artists—Boy Arrested For Entering Confort's and Bying stores— Brief Jtems. The state appropriation food exhibits The pr Thrift Stamps have been awarded tollows For Vietory bread making on the first day, t's Corner; on day, Mrs. Gallager of | The recipes far the prize loaves will appear in a wav cook book war book will in charge of for the has been re- ived the second The prizes for Posters in the G were awarded and Miss the ' Hou to Mis Olive Rogers in the CGrur ool to Howard phson Clinton Potter. The Girls’ Beonomic evening at home af Miss Georglana Whiting street will be election of officers and it is desirable that every be present. Plans are being made for a talk by Miss Deane, demonstration agent of county, to the girls and their Couservation conom abath Pike Poster prizes mar Ste were and club 7:80 will meet o'clock at Rooth: of Thar house Hartford mothers. Tiberty T.oan The Plainville srowing slowly people malte more ful if the Liberty L be secured. he local Boy houge to house that the quicker srowing Slowly. Liberty Uniess the Loan is Plainville sacrifice it is doubt- n Honor Flag will Scouts will drive and it allotment will grow that 1t has done Boy Arrested for Louls Breswick, the son of Juliv cls View wag arrested by Marino vesterds fternoon charge ot thefi o the drug store George make a hoped much is Theft. 14-vear-old of Mountain Officer Philip | on the broke into Byington of Louis | Bresw B viek and also in the meat Conforti. it is alleged. Confortl’s store first broken into and in pe n from the cash register. Mr. had gone out for the after- ind was just returning when he noise in the back the ning to the back he found »swick hiding behind box. He fmmediately sent for Officer Marino, o took the boy into custody. Bres- wick was let go last evening and his s prowired to have him in art this afternoon Bre told several stories he let into tha He that Perey Miller, st iet him in. 1 rter that he was man with black wore 2 black t and stories have market was n- ries take Brington roon heard of of how ¢ was store. claimed lerk ir swic the drug told a re encouraged by a niustache, ho wore glasses. be in- Both correct proved to PRESENTED | & Union Service. re nnion servi ening in was a very 1 o attens e | which were held | Congregational the ces the The Rev iclivered ling addre cveryone Cyrus an impas and present. I idress that town. At the an o of the amount of Townsend Brady ioned and thril- as enjoved by was the most has been heard of the ng taken local Red 8.83 was fispiring ac in this scrvices el there up for the Cross. The realize was henefit Plainville Ttems. N Mrs. ( eceivin dau ton Lawrence are ations on the birth and ghtor Petov of a Sergeant 1d he thetr Mess wee Skinner n ior spe woek-end the home of par- onts. Decarvli. da lald up w veeelkly drill will be held field Picrce o w of mp I Frank man at the Cook th a broken wrist of Home | at sarage, i The ard the this evening Pieree's on treet. Wil- the and vens spent Privates lizm Orvig rre the home of their parents. Priy irom lough The worth ovening on George Ny N X, home fur e trom is thacs, on n short Red Cross of the jeague v chapter Ep- tomorrow Winifred meet home of street Bate The Ladi tist church per” at the ¢ 6 o'clock Bap. up- evening at HAVRI. Bombs Nea Camp—No Drops German Prison Casnalties, Havre, April succeeded posts without and flew over the ficia] note issued Several 14 in ing observ ing district, s het enemy a " | | reported, ¥s an of- horabs 1 dan oners. ht near The there a camp Gorman mate were » Ze was st \nd ONTARIO'S An At Williarm ario PREMTF Tiv Duteh sai recently Dutch ship West Indies ports, ken ove SPRAGUE TELLS OF Chamber of Commeme Secretary | ous business men could aid and help the Zove vith portation, gri The conv the { 2.000 ber me Lmen Franklin asm fo earner ixecutive Secretary L aturned National Chaml j vention ssage \zents for SAMUERICAN ADAMT “I'ROLAS LADY,” LYRA" AND T CORSETS HARTFORD. BUY A BOND A Third the possession of citizen. He will tunate distinction placed a part of his means at the ice of his country and will therefor a Liberty Bond best investment on En rth your correspondence Have a new Dic Styl to selcet Loan he every hav Liberty may proud the for- of having saved buy plus 15¢ §5.00 on With each quarter Stamps (worth $4.00) ser which you will be paid the Dic sraved and Stamped or from Spring Styles Make Special "Deswner Subscription Offer! Twelve of the "D of the big con- taining in the purchase Pattern. All ing of &0c. " The Standard Quarterly for 25c. Book giving ad- vance styvles. including certifi- « od for in the pur- chase of a Standard FPattern Place your subscriptions at Pattern Counter. and consecutive coples gner'” and a copy 1mmer quarterly. coupon good for 15« of any Standard for 75c. A Don't fltted over Only will Let handicap vour old Ce that embody new outer one of the new you st Corsets set your us fit you to mer Front plendid Corsets hion tendencie the ne $2.00. $2.50. $3.00. § showing models of materials for such you without are s and These very latest foundation mej at fz A Y¥ashion We quality fit are high the setierres | SAVE YOUR OUARTERS WIN THE WAR will plate made pring the apparel new designed modes in outer all low charge. C.S.HILLS & CO. \ND HELP Thrift for a Thrift buy a 1st, Stamp. Sixteen War Saving Stamp, anuary 1923 ENGRAVING. Stationery, adde refinement to now. We bhave all the new Forms NEW CORSETS A NECESSITY! outer apparel by having it new lines sum off to best models in for spring and advantage Frolaser Corsets Laced aeccord with the the best possible spring and sum- striet vou apparel for 0. §4 and up. types of figures prices. Let our in will give unusually Cor- in expert Three Numbers in FOR 29¢ YARD 5,000 yards of extra qualily New Dress Voiles, plaids, checks and plain colors, and Wedn = . Wash Fabrics PERCALES FOR 2,000 yards of cales, medium and light grounds, retail price in other stores 26c yard Tuesday and Wednerday 19c yard. 19¢ YARD 36-inch per- 39¢ VOILES in stripes, Tuesda tended to overfiow were the discus- sfons given to: Chambers of Commerce activities i | relation to the governmien iz Ition of shipping and financing, | by Waddell Catohings, chairman of the War Service Committee, National ‘ Chamber. | Trade Acceptance— mons, prestdent of | Hardware company Highway Transportation—Roy | Chapin, chatrman highway Enthusiastic Over Meeting iaioh ommirec, Bii CONVENTION Wallace D. S8im- Simmons the D. Defense: A. C. Bedford, president the Standard Oil company Shipping-—Edw: man War Shipping Commlittee, Na- tional Chamber of Commerce: James W. Powell, dent Rethlehem Ship Building Corporation, and George J. Baldwin, president Interna- | tional Ship Building Corporation. The National tive Becretaries held their vention Friday with the ! chamber. The whole day being over to dlscussion with the National delegates of the War Work campaisn ty individual Chambers of Commerce in Anancing campaigns, highway Delegates | transportation problems ar }ing of agrleulture prodr rervation of fuel and goods. From the large attendance and ime divided to discussion of war con- itions the entire country realizes the »lendid work done by the U heinber of Commerce “hamber acts as spokesman at Wa gton for all husiness America. It jtains the business opinion of the ountry on nation-wide problems and Pr there opinions authorita- tively the executive and legislative Iranches sof the government A. Sprague night from the of Commerce con- four days and sert- | American Baturday at Chl viee-pr deveted conslde: Ago e ) the egrnest ation of how nment in shipping, war months trans- and the next few labor problems, material, food joint con- Tuesday at | and over | and Cham- s from al on opened hotel men offic attended. Cong Hail representative of Comme e a0 tion,and con- sents CHRUCH NEWS First Baptist Church. Wednesday—The annual meeting W. A. B. H. M. S. of Connecticut be held at Ansonia on Wednes- Morning session at 10:00. There will be a special meeting of tha \Woman's Aid department in the i “hapel at 2: o'clock The regular meeting of the Wom- Misslonary department will be at 8 o'clock. K. L. King of In- dia will speak on *W k for Women of India by Women of India.” All women are invited to be present Thursday—The regular church ight service will held at 7:45. be John 20-11 1. R will day \. SPRAGUE i Cuba and insular pos- ready to throw thefr help in with Americ Every minute of focused impo: on’s higgest Interior length States | o Honolulu came ind men wis on's relid the | aay on ant the nati of the be spoke at he United American ‘e to pla of the | the i execu- theme will Power of esurrection class in Biblicai literature 1eet 2:00 o'ciock Friday—The 1 Workers' Cfouncil 7:45 o'clock ed 6:30. Every officer The er will held at a supper at teacher will by and meeting & urged busines Tosephus the he heip o pr rner and towards manuf; class teacher ot at 7 Walter speak on wnphear The War loon contri- Connec- amlin aroused Against will the work the loquent the Rhett M the paid | en for with theiv ve e gi pportunity Futions to ut Temper: union The Northern Be Atlantic ¢ to action on ist conventi N. J., May 1 on lLayman's Plan cets there 1Rth budget which chureh totals $1,600 Of this $200 is to be met offering for the Connec- convention on other $£1,400, heen recsive Saturday, N bene (pproved by amber during the oyal olent the was year, ¢ a special ~ut Baptist Tax Of the ‘riptions h s1 most m Th wspiratio rsday tion even i days 1 | , i Reoding, | ve raordinar else giving that amo or more Women's socie church mong fhe Tmportant sessions at- has been organized and officers elecigy etter, noth- one o give headed | transpor- | National Council of of | rd A. Filene, chair- | Asepociation of Execu- | National | iven | s. | The National | | —rre Speuah for Two Days Only 29¢ YD. 34 DR POPLINS FOR A wonderful quality jnch Dress Poplins in leading plain colors, real vard, Tuesday and Wedne 29¢ yard. of Mrs. Earle James H Edward Rapelye; committee, Cros: Coate! Connolly; chai Mrs. President. | kecretary, Mrs | treast Mre or, Mrs. Geor of fellowship Holley aud man First Church of Christ. iter Congregational.) Thursday—2:30 p. m. Armenian cn’s Bible class; 4:00 p. m., La- school; 7:30 to 9:30, service p. m., the tment will Rollin sewing eek Y—3:00 Poreign| meet atf Judd, West| will be a mission- service; 5:00 p. m., Girvl 15 p. m.. Troop 4, Boy] All-day sewing medting forf Cross be held in 8t until further Mrs. oet is prayer couts; 7 Scouts: ihe Red will parish house Universalist Church. Sunday evenin plctures, last evening church drew The lecture on “Th proving one of ex- ptional interest. Rev, George Mo Hartford, who delivered tha was assisted by the Rev a native of Cc ho read| esson and offered pray Etz, who was called N. H. to attend a fu sume his duties ne: These popular Sun rvices tinue. lec. at) anothe and Universal arge audience { Mammoth Cave’ of Pin Seripture Rev Mr. Concord as naua ening se will eor: Well. we see the nators have etting apart humiliation, which we devote to bein shortcomings State Journal rdopled a resolution day of public will the suppose they bumiliated over other Ohio o people POPULAR SHOE STORE- SPRING FOOTWEAR Here is one of the smartest Oxford styles of all the smart models this shown sea- Davk dinm Calf—me- ight top— Tan straight Lussis heel—: Cloth tip—with Fawn very handsome. —87.00— Mahogany Calf Ox- imitation perforated Military An rord withs Dark wing tip and heel— special at —$7.00— AISHBERG THE SHOEMAN 241 MAIN ST, HARTFORD. Ask Clerk for 5. & H. Green Stan