New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1918, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1018, tion of the tickets through factories Louis Keene. Captain Keene joined the first expeditiondry force leaving Can- ada for overseas service. He went as Greeks Gome Voluntarily to Front; | a'sif s s S0t and citne | Miss Byington, Miss Cutts and Dr. | Those Able to Give Services Free ? Liguor Dealers Lead st | Parker to Speak Here Are Desired Mostly an Oncer S e the author of the popular [ “Crumps.” It xpected th, this will People of New Britain are taking|be one of the st interesting meet- Miss Margaret Byington, who is to The American Red Cross i 1 ] Sl sure and steady forward strides to the | ings et held be salo of | SPeAK at the “Carry On” ‘meeting of | ing for volunteers to g0 to Irance The Liberty Loan Committee of New Britain has ar- goal set in the sale of Liberty Bonds. Canvassers engaged in the sale of | the State Conference of Charities and | and Italy and the local chapter Le. g S Tony Chuirman Aoy 3. Sores st | bonds ars urgsa by Chalniman: Sloper |icroimais (SRRicEebss of Chact e S ranged for a series of band concerts to be held on the no ce, he o8 are 568 sxercise care tc ecord o he cards | TR e 5 s = Selh: ORSCOSDDEt LT glvir R - - H Q i C < iSaacedithe e satealare s TS 0l Rt s ol on the cards | i the Y. W. C. & Grmmasium, 15 | the matter publicity and also, if pos Triangle, Friday and Saturday evenings, April 19th and 250 and reportec at amount to | P > Al of o i 2 tant secretary of the Ame sible, securing some volunteers. The | 5 fternoc a Washington last night. In| addition | taken and the bank through which it sociation for Organizing Char- | policy of the war council of the !"jv‘d | 20th, at 8:00 p.m. and on SHT el the men's commitice reported sales to | is to be paid. This applics particular- el e B e 2 RN AR SR D e Sl ol | Walnut Hill Park from 3 to 5 p. m. nm‘mm of $72,300 at the m¢eting last | Iv to the easy payment plan. 1s possible, that men and \ ght. Official figur n tY Orhan: - as pos 4 Y and | : : {417 ag et v oinesion s goian ot ST KRR - lisohe e ibic o sive o servis Speeches will be made by prominent citizens at these Chairman Willlam L. Hatch of the| Washington, April 17.—Subscrip- : : S0y oy tholnonn espenne iTne concerts in the interest of the Liberty Loan. men's committee presided at the | tiens to the Third Liberty Loan as < 2 0ss is not, however, to limit meeting last evening. The Hon. A. lown in reports to the treasury to- . the opportunity to serve under its On Tuesday evening, April 23rd Captain Louis Keene banner to the people of independent Sloper, chairman of the local sales | day now total §9%1,156,050. The first i means and desirable volunteers of the Canadian forces will speak to you at the Center committee, made a brief speech. One | day’s business for the Minneapolis | of the city. The captain came to the | district, where campaigning began : i - who are unable to meet their ex. Church on the war. A band concert will be given be- committ is the entrance of a vol-| \onday, brought in $25,000,000. 5 » : 4 penses will be paid by the Red £ h . unteer team, representing the Greeks | i . G Cross. But the desirability of ene ore the meeting. of the ctv. The captain came to the e A RAI ¢ : . i rolling real volunteers is impressed as e : ; : LRI A e s e | |it was only through this that the las Every citizen who has not subscribed to the Liberty countrymen subscribed for $3,400 e Red Cross fund was spent entirely for Loan will have the opportunity to do so at these worth of bonds. He expects that every- | ¥ x actual war relief work. : 5 e . one of the 60 Greeks of the city will | T . : A ninjerity of the Red Cross work. gatherings. Booths for the taking of subscriptions will take bonds. The liquor dealers go ER S 5 ers are ranked socially and oflicially be stationed on the Triangle. the banner. Their report showed 130 - . with the army officers abroad and subscriptions tor $20,650. The bar- such are given quarters befitting bers were second with 60 subscrip- AT e S deai s L L Liberty Loan Committee of New Britain evening. The committee reports fol- parentage, distinguis: r personal Jewelers' committee did not report last | Filteeq Pegp]e Hasten to Enroll ; Sy | fan American citls American i . . .7 | |integrity, ability and loyalty o i Subscriptions Amt As Original Members . e S A e B (e No. 1—Building trades 21 $ 3,450 - 4 . ccepted for foreign service except in | Clothing and ot i L : : i re cases and men in the draft limit S 2,850 The New ' Britain Holcomb Thrift| | A : cannot he accepted unless they have 1800 | stamp club has started with a boom. been exempted for obvious physical dv 15 prominent citizens have . e e S disability or have ! military ponded to Gavernor M. H. Hol- MISSIMARGARITBYINGEON permits from their draft iv(n\rrl“”l';:)i- comb’s patriotic appeal to join with | = i should the applicants be oy 50 | Red b ind the fighting | that he has been slightly wounded in a 1 to fill the role of a giant him in organizing a club in Connecti-| ity in New York. This assoclation is| years of . or e e casualty searchers work | action, but is recovering. The fam- gi blacksmith. The part calle cut composed of men and women, who | rather remarkable in that it is made | people who have German or Austrian | for the casualty bureau and their |ily lives at 83 Cleveland street. The one with i massive stature asw =D .. will buy $500 worth of Thrift Stamps{ up of the charity organization 80- | antecedents or names arc duty is simil to that of reporters.|soldler will be 21 years of age in an ability to act. His first thy 8—Grocers, @ in the current year . Chairman Geor; cieties throughout the country who, | from & E fell to 13lmo lincoln, calleds 5, etc e W. Klett of the lacal Holcomb o by bending together, have provided a Hercules of the Movies,” whem a. 9—Real estate etc. e ’ ganization committee is pleased With| national machiher for extending 1 . 10—Tailors ete .. the responses he is receiving. The 11—Jewelers, (no following is the first list of Holcomb report) ot club members: George W. Klett, No. 12—Garages etc. 33 George L. Corbin, Gronaie DR | foreign service owing to the | They come in contact with officers . August. difficulty in getting passports, ete and men and secure information of | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Becker of European vork is divided ; killed, wounded and missing for the Prospect street have received a let- dia accepted the enviableipg e msm— ——— | Into military ¢ 1 departments. | information of friends and relatives.|ter from their son, Private Fred And in this man one of the The first supervises all activities in | For canteen workers a knowledge of | Becker of Company E, stating that yressive characters of the stol connection with the soldier: while | French is essential. There are no | he is recovering from the severc brought forth, wu character that No. 13—Furniture etc Hart, H. C. 5 N. Stanle the other attends to the care of the | vacancies now for ambulance drivers|wounds he received in action severai vunl) enlists mw‘ >{xv|‘xx,1w}\|rc;; of iR e : e WV et D MaMtian B civilian population. To direct and ! in Ital weeks ago. | audience, but \r(,mtlnl(;un ,xmmn; 8! : i g ey i = + > n , | 3 enal streng —Retired men | Chamberlain, George T. Kimball, John . . carry out its work the Red Cross In the woman's department there { for the phenom sth o . 16 iscellane- i filliam E. Marti = ‘ : needs many high class men of busi- is als TR s e s i “smithy,” who, in one thrilling & No. 16 Miscellan . ham, William E. Martin, Mrs. el ield for S | battles with eight sturdy His | e Sl Ltk e Wibienh and g E ness experience and executive ability, | workers, clerical workers and social | “THE KAISER” SIGNED St nes Fnem el ont: i NG 1oty . oD g b to serve as zone commanders. dis- | service. Those seeking further in- 3 i AT e v Cel T s Sciool Stamp Sales. trict delegates field representatives, formation should write to the Amer- 8 i <choiback Kbyg aiRcov g will be held next Tuesday evening 2t | phe Northend school heads the list| [ . B warehouse superintendents, offica ican Red Cross, 44 Bast 23rd street,| FOR KEENEY’S SCREEN ! officer. Later when this | the Center Congregational church. | (nis week in the Thrift Stamp school : e managers, transportation executives, | New York. catchextheHofflceciin Shls State Treasurer Frederick S. Chamber- | jcapue. The following report on the | # 3 canteen workers, casualty searcher B sale of s ps for the week ending > - : % and representatives at the |l A\NOTHER MAN WOUNDED. April 13, is ased on the number be- i . : base hosr The work of the zone — When it came to the selection of longing in each school. Schools, not . i commanders is obvious and the dise (leveland Street Boy Injured on Bat- | | including the Camp school, are ll.\‘(x-rlll o - trict delegates do wo among the : in the order of per capita sales. | i . i civilian population and also with the Amount i armed fore king ohservations, | Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Bernasconi |theater, Rupert Julian, the director, of Cash 8 ¥ reports, . Fi presenta wve received word from their son, | who also appears as the despised Sehool Turned in G X are attached to the army divisior Private ob F. Bernasconi of Com- | | Northend TR g eg o8 i B ind are the connection between the bany H. 102nd U. S, Infantry, stating ! Stanley | Bim St. . Monroe St. | Grammar .. Lincoln St Smalley Burritt Smith . .. .. Barlett e S A5on00 MISS NORMA E. CUITS [ EETICn RS A 3 e ST Open Air . . . the c 7 organ wition movement Rockwell . . .. . “ throughout the country. Great as East St. Sl o are the needs of each particular char- 08200d HIll ....counun 55 ity organization society, each: realizes S63 Tosebhiatid R N . the necessity of contributing its share United States Food Administr: 2 o towards the national movement. tion License No. G—08: St. M s no report ... .- Miss Byington was for some years = with the Associated Charities in Bos- . Total $1,205.50 | ton, one of the oldest societies in the Genuine COD 1 6c It was nomounced today that the | country, and in 1903 was one of tne P f | reason St. Mary’s school did not make T oy e ey i for Boiling . . 1b - I { most active workers in the Pittsburgh report was because the children | gy vey which attracted the attemtion were occupied last week in preparing strangles him to death in the one arm and flings his dead body' the flames of a burning building} { | “The Kalser, the Beast of Bel { the cast of “The Kaiser, the Beast of | jg g production that makes the tle IMield—Becker Recovering. Berlin,” which comes to Keeney's |reel, the blood rising to the A point, and certainly makes ¢ ug | fighting-mad Americans more dd | mined than ever to crush this i ruler of Germany, was obliged to find | man beast. o8 ¢ of the entire country. Miss Bylngton Shore Haddock .. Ib 10c @ | tor the dedication of the American, | { aiready well known in New Britain Butter Fish .. .. Jied Cross and Service flugs st San- throuen ner visies nere i conncerion | i This IS An Expose of the Intimate Life of the Mad Dog of Berlin with the American A ciation. - S 1 “We have not dropped out”, the Fresh Flounders . 1b 11c @, "¢ B e : : { was informed. “We are re- Halibut Steak ... 1b 28¢c | | doubling our efforts and mean to win et - : Salmon Steak ... 1b 30c [ | Possession of the b Sty i e N : Cod Steak 1b 18c & ENLISTS. . , | R - Fresh Mackerel .. 1b 19¢ B | :;icrec . 110, ret o Join This | | : » oo - : 3 Finnan Haddies . . Ib 15¢ § Branch of Army Service. . R - il ; « Opened Clams . .. pt 18¢ Fverett P. Haynes of 84 West Main Opened Oysters . . pt 35¢ [ | street Is the first few Britain man to . : Salt Herring .. each 5c¢ | . S el . i . //// i g Salt Mackerel . each A , . . 0 74 N § Salt Cod Pieces 1b . . ‘0 R S A 5 Moh. Creamery P R 1 (5 . z e Fudly | B e || LS s New York [s Wild Over It o | & 3 - " i &« / - | v:‘ » o ’ _ b “ ; b Nut Margarine Special Eggs SEE This Photo Spectacle for Red- , ; : v Yk Blooded Human Beings. Rump Roast Beef 1b25¢ J| N Bl | —rhoto Consright by Harris & Bwing =t £ 7 7 This Child Killer and Wrecker of Civili- e Pk cho o . ; b voemga s e |l i , zation and Humanity ; : Miss Norma E. Cutts, who is to , . . . Frosh Cut 25c 1 4 speak at the Monday morning mee‘t- i / TN g HOW Th]s Beast Would bpread HIS Kultu[ . pk : . SPINACH ing of the Conference is head teach- of et Gasies T T o S | Z ‘ - N and Destroy Democracy. en public schools. She is a graduate of Mount Holyoke, where she took Long Cucumbers 2 for 9¢ i special work in psychology, and later L 2¢ - studied at the State Home for Feeble- ~ Lvarge Rals.m“ sogolly 1‘:(‘ Minded Children at Vineland, New |8 Ul]m- Yellow Onions 4 Ibs 12¢ EVEREEDT : Jersey, the center of attention and | [ ays menci SN C d arch on the subject of m 11 | b i % e ———— ——————————— - | hygiene in this country. Miss Cutfs | i & mg : Mohican Asst. 1 9(: | the United States army. Te has been | has been a teacher of epecial classes : SOUPS 2 cans ¥ | called and leaves tomorrow for |in New Haven public schools since ; i : ] | sackett’s Harbor, n. Y. e expects|1914 and has had rather unusual ex- to see foreign service at an early | Periences in making mental measure- Domestic Sardines *® 8¢ B | aate. Mr. Haynes has done a great | Ments of public school children. ; 4 Goi1 Of newsPADEE And olher comines. | D, Valeris . Parker is probably AlaSka Salmon e zlc cial photography in and about New | one of the best known women in Con- Tuna Fish can 15¢ J | Britain and Harttora necticut. She has been active in re- | B o «@» wet or dry Photographers of New Britain have | form and charitable movements, as by M}rlmp can 16¢ received letters from the chief of staff | Well as having a leading roll in arous- Whole Green Peas 1b 17¢ B | ot the war college division of the | Ing a spirit of patriotism throughout f L pt bot ¢ United States army to enlist their | the state. She will be one of the Mohican Catsup silie] s B il G Sl W e e the conference. Mohican Peas .. can 18¢ | pictorial history of the war. Pic e Pan(‘ak(‘ F‘Olll‘ pkg 15(: * tures all subjects relating to the | Minna M. Oldershaw has sold her war are wanted News syndicates | property on Harrison street to Jennie have agreed to co-operate G. Goldman.