New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1918, Page 7

et e —Liberty Bonds Some of Ou Are Sound As The v Gove NEW BRITAfNI‘DAILY HERALD; SATURDAY, APRIL 20, Ltseir, New Wash Fabrics That Fashion Has Approved for Waists and Dresses O Have a Took at the yard wide STLK CREPE which we are showing in large and fine assortment millinery colors suitable 58¢ Yard. SILK AND COTTON POPLIN, also shades as well as the popular color gal. KIMONO TUSS patterned yard. prettily ing floral designs. ues, kimonos Priced 750 yard. SCOTCH GING imported Kind popular plaids and checks. colors Ruarantee market price price $1.00 yard. REGARDING town many we cannot be 29¢, 85c, 39C ) s0 e ————eee—— HAVING AN PROMPT] ® ERUN WILL SEND TWO O YAPHANK elice and Hull Lea\'e for Camp. - Upton on April 26 POTATO WEEK COMES . NEXT Children Commended for Activity on sale of Stamps—Dr. Griswold Secures Associate——IForesters Mas- querade Pleasing Success. Two Berlin draftees will be included which will for Long Tsland. Felice in the quota 1eave Camp Upton, Yaphank, April 26. They and Willlam Hull s Beckley and Hull of Kensingon brhe two selected have received notice of #meir cerification from the board for division No. 2, County of Hartford. With them will go 68 others selected from Avon, Bristol. Burlington, Farm- ington, Plainville, Southington and West Hartford. Those selected from 21l these towns will entrain for the camp at the Plainville depot, April 2 Potato Week n Berlin. The week of April 22nd is to be known as potato week In Berlin to all true hearted Americans. During the week, potato bread, potato rolls, potatoes baked. creamed, fried, or corved in any other way pleasing to the taste, must figure largely in the daily meals. This will be done to help in saying the wheat until the new harvest, and potatoes can be of a great help in this line. One medium sized paked potato 18 equal to: Two slices of bread, one large egg. 3-4 cup of cooked cereal, twenty-four peanuts, four onions, one lean lamb chop. Wheat is sorely needed in the first line trenches over there. and Berlin may use them as a home guard over bere ‘('hi‘d“l"ll Helping Uncle Sam. That the the children this town i unnoticed ¢ a seen by a letter sent by the secr of the state treas- wry. complimenting the children on their excellent worlk in raising money. e and girls of Kensington, Berlin and East Berlin have been buy- fng many Thrift Stamps and there j8 no mistaking the fact. more th 5,000 worth has en in the of Berlin, and the children have taken most of ve been all sorts of obtaining m devised Dby en for the purchase A few more common heati sifting and Boglialll are work of of not goiny boys e sold town these means the cb aaUp ene dumping helping Ver of chores around motl do the NAPOLEON ONCF SAID Army n 15 An A Training Cas Army and Na.y sore_spots on should ¢ ting Th Haif De- in Canton- suffer cat @ or more antiscptic I A4 beal Plattsburg training to Sold everv- wA Footsore feated ” Men nd sore anual advises men in daily use of Foot-EBase 25¢. Camp make where, and others. gowns for 87 1- O with ple as Wears > d $1.2 VOILE! choice of the largest assortment color ATUTOMOBITE Felice ix a resident ! to this town Up to data. ! of stamps | of | turnaces, | from ! —0 AND for waists, dresses, sleeves a A material 2¢ Yard. o) that makes i HS, width in pleas- for dressing like one and one this cot fine of and nses o COTTON ich one yard wide, newest sucl GF of plain purposcs at is offered in all the as honey looking e ton the ason. HANDSOME FOULARDS weave, n 108t wears prettiest designs, WIDI HAMS, the best of the stripes splendidly, today's YARD are stk platd ¥ w as 1 Our going 25 ing of special we offer - Hlain in pind and e cribe signs de them VISIT these an DELIVERY FOR NEFW HMCEIVING AL DRY house, helping father around the outside cleaning cella & wood and cutti furniture, tearing coops. fences. etr up for fire wood: s to the post office a pa; magaz in the S fixing the chicken ting selling working Dr. Coyle to P Dr. William E. Coyle, Waterhury. but who three or four years ofession in Fergus has taken an interest fice. and practice of Dr. R. { wold of Rensington, and in t} will be associated with him work T Dr, Mathew corps the bheen busy, ; of the him. e to take ers and & a has for pras Falls, re Griswold to Dr. Coyle of army, and, Dr work formerly arrvived in town up his duties. in > a Te nd cotton $ As We UNDERW shad and pink lish this season, fast patterus pric AR CREPES have a I -bird. hen- hand=ome a of silk wide, ials well, mat ashes poputa and v 1.00 vard. TUSHAHS— in hand plaids are v this material line cd at 87 hey e is show- in ight blue, t colors, for 83c DEPT nd otk her in wash BRITAIN GOODS do of ng nati washing W it down running ve the p ticed PURCHASED the the win. 3 ! up, | old ut- fr- and | turdays. of past his Minne- M he the of- Gris- in take | done Kensington Defeats Worthington The Kensington Grammar baseball team defeated the ton Grammar School in Thursday afternoon at the Fair Grounds. by a score of the Kensington team and the honors for ‘Honest Boh’ cator. The game the hitting of Joe Ringwoo | Ritchie, Jack Roche, and Robert Fagan. Robert | ton home two three-baggers. first of a series team scoring five whi is 1 d. William t future his has by chool za Worthing- a fast me Berlin Oto 4. E. Bred- E. Orsie were the batteries, B. Nelson and Joe Biganottl did the Worthington boys. Ritchie held the indi- was featured 7 by ot Carey Fagan wns the heavy hitter of the Kensing- o be played between the two teams to de- town cide the championship of th The next game is schedu Monday, April 22. & led Masquerade a Success. The Foresters masquerad t was held in their hall last a success in every wa from this town and alsi i Britain was on hand. fro e om which | lettc night was | Cur) A large crowd | utation: for New Drawing for |a $5 gold piece was held during the evening, the winner William Hawkins. being Sergeant Prizes for the best | | the | i of Main st Since the departure nrl the medical Griswold will | | yesterday { i I i | i runs and | The game is the | { 1 | | lady's costume, and for the best gen- ‘ glven, Carlson | | tleman’'s costume were Helen Garrity and Hilding ! taking the prizes. The dancing was furnished orchesira by Berlin Briefs. Minor ondon, and will leave for t morning ago with the ship carpenter Hall his home Monday time Naval Leon is spending a at here! He enlisted also hat music for Goodrich has been called fc service with the Naval Reserve at New | Gaqes | escaped McKeon's | rather | off | brother post | a short Reserve as furlough Camp Devens in a mortar battery b talion Frank Aspinwall move next home on The oby of to Berlin street. week the unit to which a5 is attached has New York where it is will undergo a short v to their being sent ov Miss been srseas. Itegnliar services will be the chunches tomorrow Albert | disposcd at monia, Mis , has month’s A A ANTRD—Painting Ronchetty, his shitly who home is improved Retz of Omaha to her ho with Mr. Loomis of Anna returned stay jeorge and Plainville Aspinwall | bat- will He is stationed at | Mayor Elizabeth | called to ! held in has heen with probable they ‘ ining previous | all in- pneu- Nebras- me and Kensington fter Mrs. decorating, carpenter and mason jobbing, H J. Fovien, Kensingtpn, Conn. 4- -tr 1ec | her { Generat | member new section goods, for YOI CAN oF DEPEND TS, oN CITY ITEMS Goodness Aunt advt E Moore business trip De vllen is in t -C. Kingsley navy has quartermaster corps Miss Julia Wethe graduat school, wil] of local friends Mrs. Tryon Smith. accompanied children, Donald and visiting. her mother, Mrs, M eet. Kagan, the the of wrsfield, Normal ¢ tay gu be aver Donz d Gaffney in the Naval night at his howme Naval Rescrve ven toak part terbury today Waters a brought from Shelton where with illness fou LCw a patient in hogpital. of Vine Reserve in street, spent the The | Ha- Wa- this for in a from New hig parade in Archie lete. High hom ne weeks school vester vas seized ago. He is New Britain ath- Walter visiting after a trip of the Naval ed with the bis retur Baler was Worku & Judd Mfyg $2.400 of the Andres at his in to Burope as a Reserve transport D, Srary passeng employed at Co. have Third Liberty of home Warlock street city member He is connect- service and on Newton D on his ship. the North subscribad for hi. Loan CURRAN WRITES HOME. alrview Street Boy With Machine Battalion Tells of War. C. Curran of Fairview 101st Machine Gun Battalion ]luhvp has written an interesting to his brother, Sidney Curran. began his letter with the sal “Little Hell. France,” and front lne trenches where his command i tioned make this term quite proper. e also states that he has been nssigned work wWith the field laboraiory nected with this regiment In another part of his soldier writes that fhus injury. but has had th unpleasant experience of feel- ing certain pleces of shrapnel bounce his steel helmet. Clontinuing in a more humorons Vein he tells his that if money s tight in i and he wants a loan, to call | upon hin as he has no use for money where he s Gun dwin with the in street an the to outfit con- letter far he has the a MORE REAPPGINTMENTS, Does Not Contemplate Hiv Official Many Changes in Family. Mayor Quigley rointments of has signed re-ap- Andrew J. Sioper as a the cemetery committen; Fgan mamber of the commission, HAB the isafon. feeks ward bean Ith w. service for Kpon Roger civil Humason Dr. T. Burns have and park cc A P reappointed board and also rs of the he memi CONGRATULATIONS FROM TEXA: the numerous letters congratulations that Mayor bas received from his soldier was one this morning from Fort Mec- from Sergeant Timo- by Coserove of Company C and Co poral N. Buell. Jr. of Company . hoth of the 37th infantry. He also ived a congratiulatory letter froin | Sergeant John Jay Daly, former. o-!.-l Among of | Quigley friends Tutosh 1or of th'fi Herald, i duc, { listed | lea i ton { on MARK i $55,fl§]€] Reassuring Suhscri puons Bring Total Here Much Nearer Quota TRUMBULLS ~ YET COMING Rev. H. T, Walsh Posts Honor Roll Containing Names of Men in vige—On One Man Going {0 Camp Upton April 26. The ars’ Plainviile Liberty Loan com e and T oimposad N. MoKer reporied H last 000 ewton night was ra nouse-t house canvass show thorot gratifving Drake Mr particniarly Rockweli- Corpora bed Plainvi 000 and the the is thouzht Guota ibed. The 1T o has not conmipietec nnable ting that it was making n ca Pla 1t report made he very d was he em- fos the Chaeh H. T. Waj men w to theis of roll up to and it than any oiher church The following is the list: Barrows, Nata Pei Rev of service Church honor 1 has ted the theiy the . The nt has eomple list have offer ntry from of Mo Drese ay 1 Oun ey names numhe town Army Bellina Cattuci, Albert salonougo. ¥ Richard George Gr Major probably lare anam, Augusting James J Nally William Pavking Antonio 1" Prior, Prior. m ne Ao Pr Arise Jos P Domini Skinner Dominic Cunn anno Voly ham Rrock, wha stationed in about can has leave town April and he of Mountain View Rristol, Farmington Avon, Berlin and Plainville report wind will recart here Inspection. For Service. There to on Nevicki ingto Hartford. ton town been one for man amp Frank 1h- ouly this will from and Home Guard he Home Guard “tion was postponed the afternoon south of st nsped which Sunday because of neld in weath ) tomorrow field Co. o'clock the ny Gl and two companies New Britain will present. probahle that a reviewing of- ficer fr Hartford will be presenr nd insvect the The public ir and 1 hoped that there will wg towns- people present. at Renity Honie street yeal vd and is Gua from tol It om Guard ited is be a number of the First Baseball Game. Tomorrow afternoon \llan Field on Thomasilson av Plainville baseball team will Oriental team of Hartford is the first game of the season team. was formerly known Foresters’ team hut owing large number being service it was decided to change and invite all the’ ball town to make a (r) The team at at the nue meet the the the s of men called the players for po no wl- name of the charg School Association, County Sunday The No. 1 hool Congre afternoon prozram nstitute for rd County wi Id at the hurch Tuesday at ock follows the one Mrs. B Hartford, ‘Measuring our Wallace J. Woodin Training for the new dayv” annnal the 1 soc tional ¢ beginning wil of he he Reading vk of Tfficiency” \rttord of last matter of Habit habits are expensive. practice of THRIFT is the very —I& a Most The reverse It is the opposite of INDULGENCE, but—I1T LEADS TO INDEPEND- C. One gences mation Jeads to count Once THRIET tunity. to ence START NOW account with of wmd the Dbest extravagances the habit the creation ures for jndul. Is thrife, a which of bank ac- started, then openk the door contentment, continued, to oppor- to independ- by opening a bank THE Plainville Trust Co.} PLAIN VILLE, CONN Bunk Hours 9 n. o saturdays 9:00 a, m, 2:00 p. m, to 12:00 m,, Bris- | This | 3 the for- | PR P PR fabat L wanmanx et S pr bl s mman 1018, RO Sl SRR el RS s L‘GNG RUN R R RN T 'in 0528 N (OYEZ! OYEZ! OYEZ! Hear the Verdict of the Test Car Jury. “Secure sure tire service in Tested Tires. They give sure service because it is proven service. Their endurance and durability have been proved in the one way to assure mileage to the motorist, under the car on the road, every type of road, throughout 4,178,744 tire miles.” That is the verdict of the jury of Goodrich’s forty Test Cars, which, for a year have hammered Goodrich Tires from state to state, putting the nation-wide test to them. Every kind of road, every kind of climate, every kind of weather shared in that verdict. “These tires defeated us,” the roads testified. On such testimony the verdict of the Test Cars proclaims, “Matchless in strength and dependa- bility are Goodrich Tested Tires. Where You See This Sign - Goodrich Tires are Stocked Buy from Goodrich Dealers ” Here is certainty of service for the tire user, because it is proven service. SILVERTOWN CORDS, and BLACK SAFETY TREADS have proved themselves in actual! road tests under light and heavy cars, conquerors of the road. Hearken to thisver- dict brought from America’s roads, and make sure of your tire service in the tires that won the title “America’s Tested Tires.” A A BENE SN Count that day best which buvs a War Saving Stamp. WA N AN T Located Everywhere THE B. F. GOODRICH RUEBER COMPANY oL avied we lar at 10 speak at noon an will be hele a'clock. Hao M. E hip wil the pa school will o'cloc 15 on wors and ind evening services wil men sympathy he present W Tpiscopal neld at the The and be held mon by will be B at the sur ptist ( o'clock and he Influe day schonl ! Youn Peoy vices will b for 1 | topic | pentence | enp given president | Connectic ford as percentag work, church Methodist morn chure { no this M conducted will he Mhursday evening | The Rey Pirk The speake H. 8 chy } Privates nt (tional morning The society e drafte B e o o 8817380, Exclusive of Factory: ing worship will was won confe no the werth league will meet in the chureh Advent worshiy or For sate et e Goodrich Branch and Dapot Hartford Branch: 43 Allyn St., Hartford, Conn. TIPSR IOERR IR S »2ves THE CITY PP A A SRR DT R E DIAN AR BE BB LY OF GOODRICH - BB A NIV A YRR AT B SAB R STREHRIIY AKRON, OHIO 8 B RO AR X% L A W FOR SALI XID SERVICE STATION R ling Rubber Co. STREET Penatio 2 amberlain Andrule Johr foomis k-end Al A L € district othe Raymond 8. Ct of the association \nthon icz Monday 1 1 ¢ arge re i 8 ol last night ool the to attend lcome, workers in cam O M siting 1 regi- Mrs. Jawe held | Alvord o tgeport, have returned .0 ot 1 tew days witl Broac niec hall a My lative ind any s o'clock nmm Avery town and G T 1 by 0, The ption h thus far Church Nofes, e EORETLS omen incharg Central hun it Spargo and Mrs. Clark The Chureh will the | booths in « worship Bryan atte on <pendin Mrs of and or will § doil worth of hor i is “Guard from M xpected t more wil sold nlisted 0= of the Liber ition the Pag the hool will meet| 'The ywnspeople called t ment imnday ght. Ordnance d a Chri 1 tonight The topic for What Church at 10 artment o Loan adver n con- night to ctric ¢ but to distribute this ¢i detailed 1 literat wing 1o a the ian Indeavor | 1¢ w afier meeting | 1 nd her at on vhich was distribnte to the Fibuted by Trumhull £ owd delay there woand Co. wone Tomorrow afternoon o'clock, permitting, thera will in Walnut Hill park and sev- Ty It Is s open not take Mornit L o'clock Sunday ind the K done at send Hanche % LIBERTY LOAN 1S SLOWLY GOING UP - riotic on Miller home on 1 be stor he weat! be A v our Javni| SODGE b & eral Libe Loan eeches. mower or wor v : ; e will sharpened : 1 air r meat ock the 20-14 held 111 the reque 't ¢ will held for and all them are jces I he a ith = LATHAM TO SING. sted at Odd Evening. Other Numbers of Progr Hall Next Friday m to mion will morning Church N tock mo Commi in the rning wor: o'clock and W lieen at held ening, red W nder gatherin ellows’ hall nex om tamp Homg Home will als engaged| the pid oadl the nam has tio be Friday e which lar vocal sele Vip to in 110245 with pastor patrioti proceeds Thrift Sales, Reported to Date ot rmpaign Members of put on 1tal music Mack n the nee pastor the Chu meet at sketch voca of trum Arthu the We rded, w Hie Hart mos sale will e rhe noon a trom| wa experid Hn\ar.\: and| ad returned he war 1 be held ning t ser- regt held services Ne tod Front whene tions Liberty T The f iber erip) are fa tions to the third $817.3 with wnd other reported o he Necess hy M the W to various spoke of rd torie bser f o ries The vet to he ctories ave | proved cxpected purchasi d. mor han s Mary \. B. H i has been Work lone 589,000, b J. Sloper exceed this Tonight the e mive a concert. in, Cantra lock, ‘and four-minute the Libe Lo. aker will [ | bala Camphe Water attending the Methodist C Rev. Mr. Campbell is a big man a big voice, and big mess 1o is actively en National Other Mayor George A . MeDono ) and Hartford. The open coneert v ey i tended the ar G W 1", Deis F Hlartf and listened to 1y ance to and worth Stanley guota Chairman citizens PEACE nd, April ference DRIV 20.-—The Womeny womer decided] all thel for the free- nations womar WOMEN OPEN Berne Inter comprisiy having ders in the women ion gest iy's net of of rea by ionary of this im nd all Joy nationa of il is part to sid s Churc be tor the ! ¢ bheing | There | next Friday Group Ep speakers The Arch here st owing e is Britain ecting on ty n ol New prayer 1 avening hut New T in S be and of i on Hnterence : 10 SEND DELEGATE. In response to al forwarc by tt American through ®arl Reading represented at thi held in Washingto# the of ship considered. Thom planning expert, has I Washington the Dominiel spokesman ! ] with CANADA a and tawa, April 20 the occasion orough of Hartford roof Seart h of wiil he the n nssoclate st Sonth e he Board will Lawyer Shipping Kkers Quigley, ment will he to be vhen spe Christlan at 10:4 Subfect, Chureh ermon Louis Dennison of | nex eek and at Sen- W, West were C housi Wor raily largely air ers wiil he was ims, town short talks hy Po Duffy I attentively. ter as Kleti naster W M $1 day. Tel. 2 M an John Buief cleaners, Thomas items, Prior, a Electrie Daniel Te- —advt.