New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 8

< THLK WiTH ENEMY | WASTE OF ENERGY 4 system % Wickersham’s Advice Hartford, April 26.—"Therc is only one way ta negotiate with Germany; that is with the biggest guns and the most highly perfected system of mod- { ern warfare,” said George W. Wicker- A LU K 1 R F sham, formerly attorney-general A revuny salinal FOR the United States, during the cour SATURDAY ONLY B/ of an address vesterday afternoon at Patent Kid and Havana Brown Kid k4§ @ conference held by the Connecticut i War savings committee at the capi- Oxfords $3 [ B tol for the purpcse of raising the iy ) Pair Bid 31200000 in Thrift and War Savings | a rair stamps allotted to this state to be sold | in the retail stores before December 31 | Black Kid and Gun Metal Sport fii of this vear. Oxfords with Military Heels $z 95 said Mr. Wickersham, © as a negotiated speech with the devil. B e — Even more impossible, as 1 am told | that his Satanic Majesty e c slight signs of the qualificatians of w An assortment of the newest styles in gentleman. The present is not a timo for the upbuilding of political ma- . . chines. It is time t t busy and win | i High Boots for Spring such as Havana e e e e T b BESSE - LELAND’S . 2 % cver you follow the trail of the Ger i Brown, Field Mouse Kid and Grey Kid man serpent all that you find is ; ; ) s J Y (GGerman propaganda ruined Ru it g THE LIVE STORE with cloth tO].)S to match also all Grey \ ¢ Caesar's dream of dominion did not 7 Yt \ compare in magnitude with that of Buck or Suede Goodyearr Welted Soles e R e we failed to take this vision seriously. | and Covered Heels $4 95 B How long will we protect ourselve . < b behind the wall of our allies—France, | Values up to $7.50 @ England and Italy? How long will it be before we take the part of a great world power in this w. | During his remarks Mr. Wicker- | : 2 White Buck High Cut Lace Sho. ¥ sham said that it was time that rid ourselves of the mediocre ¢ $3 OO fessors ‘Washington and filie ® a Pair at r places with manufacturers an business men. He added that he did | | not refer to the president in thic | statement, then paid a glowin tribute to the nation’s chief executiv .v | ) Mr. Wickersham began his G e 3 ‘}nurl s by stating that the war sav | ¢ | . | ings campaign was organized to offs : |5 : L 1tk slogan of ‘“‘business as usual, | i | which was much in evidence at the - | beginning of this war. He continued: o e 9 : ginning Men’s Mahogany Calf, Goodyear Welt N B8\ | Businesy cannot ho carried on a usual in time of war. There m Lace Shoes : be @ readjustment. Business as usual | E $4.00 W. L. Douglas Army Oy BB | means waste as usual. me wise | a Pair | Shoes Je . § | man then envolved the war savings plan. The idea of accumulated | (4§ | vcalth had to be changed in Ens- | fih 4 t g . % f | land. We as g unless it We Give United Green Trading Stamps Redeemable for Cash on All i e e O ’ R enuine one Purchases. : : savings idea was to place the golden y B stream of earned wealth at the 4 posal of all the people, B X “When we came to this war a year | & < ! G ago it was thought by four-fifths of | i wee s o o o @ | our people that the end was near. It - 1 K W thought that we would be in a | i8 Main St., New Britain, Conn. Next to the New Britain Savings Bank. @ | thc finish, have an important part in d | tho peace negotiations and finish in a | E v o R triumphant manner. How different . 2 . il ¥ are our feelings at the present time. | \ — | Ge 1s arc iear Paris today as q % & I t d d d ilt of injuries to his log yes- from in front of Abbe's hardware | yemte tergets are the. wnings nso | | ; : mp()l' (v gOO S maae Sore lensiainisinget stand for a higher object than brute ' turday Special, Children’s Hat: S”;':::u;d 5:‘“‘“& Nainsook Union | for We would like to think that | : ; on Irish Hand LOOEHS in iay Speefal, Chil and 9Sc, Besse-Leland's.—advt. | ] -Leland’s.—advt. we had enough men on tho other S aene-Tial ¢ M e g _i Susan Bogosluski, of 59 Br sido so that we might be a deciding | . genie Leldnn s SR eeer Bearasloy fotithe Comecy iate s il e police last n factor in the war. We now have as 1 o : lreland Pflagces Collins was the r 1 HeutiCo iegldithe molice vesterday hat ity abincr Hushand! Wranicl 80 vearsie 13t | i ans mentinl attion as oortiaee ] o 1 . 2 from m bovs were placing stones on the trol- is missing. She thinks he hag en- possibly poor little RBelgium We e T A & B sociely. joy tracks in the castern part of the listed. must have a clearer and bigger vision i g aprnng Seneenn B de sald that that was the rea-| Wo save you ‘money on Caps of| of the conflict. We must throw | ji : 22 50 2,— 27 50 t emploves of tho C S a:-‘{ <.u‘.<n1 l«\ft the rails on Jubilee | giandarq make, Besse-Leland’s.— | 5,000,000 or 10,000,000 men into the 4 g - S s 0, . Power Rlaol LSl ysstariay, advt. conflict, and we must have ships to 4 ntonment with oct Saturday Special, Men's Balbrig- | The beard of five commissioners wiy | Car's ther ; gan underwear, 30c and 79¢, Bes make anoth rip to Pittsfleld, M: Mr. Wickersham was Introduced B Spedial) . 50, Leland’s.—advt, pext Jnesdmito nave s Simbnetrarienil DYSCOE on Sokomu o 10 2 ety s i 34 Olson, member of the aving | 2€ {1 WEril Truck in fnice herl | e paid elonuent wribute 0 e | Sold everywhere for fareit - e £ ecision will be reached in a short| War savings campaign a . derski, an employe of La iadrof ot the (Western Unton mesz || oo Siol Bl he e ied inpn o saving : £ ; g Clark Co., is a T b ser »oy fleet, roported to the palice i s DLrcaase OTibhe Dew nerlal: el heney ttate i or P £ w 8 an pishdunahs icvele oraslatolon [ BSEIEG ol TIc BELOD ST Lo 810 B s e e 3 b : i $30 tO $4@ LRt L O i e ) ings committec, presided at the con- . s ‘ 1ce, and made the opening Ap- peal. At the conclusion of Mr. Wick- | : aid RAISES A LARGE :»vrlvli.m-v'.-: a}y‘)nr:?. htrhi qsr*v. io_p \\\r'xi e . 7 ons Wear Goop Shoes- s ANIMAL RELIEF FUND | 5ol Sirersia v o | These t by Governor Holcomb, who in a few pivenrod | National War Sav) 4 ittee, Ti. B s But Don’t Pay b q L) bz 3 ! L.“xrl:::lo.“f‘pldexi;‘xmdsr:r(r’tr::“nf that | B8 ¢ flke 1Ion S branch explained the war savings [ ~ampaign as applied to the work of for Them- ’ the average merchant. Wear the NEWARK NS | | T | GOEBEN ESCADES ' . The greatest clothing Ask For No. 160~ : X ] [ ey -/ / \ NN PSRN oNGUSH WARSHIPS B [ & bargain ever offered in (Also comes in rich (i 3 g - R BT b e Burgundy Tan) of A \ 3 O i) A e ) . P, Erghin fu biad v \ | | But Sister Ship, the Bresiau, Ts Suni | i a g New ertaln or VlClfllty. :grti(‘fli::sma:é e Her” : I8 N Y3 by the British Aviators in the S 5 | wondeshu value at ¢ - [ . . Dardanelles, London, April 10 (Correspondence of The A ateq Press).—More than | 15 tons of bombs were dropped by | British aircraft at ar upon the dis- B abled former German battle cruiser . # e Goeben while she lay aground at Na- 5 B ' E | sara Point, in the Dardanelles, last § ¥ 2% 0 - January after a disastrous sortie, savs i< ] -3 ' o i | a detailed story of the affair which ; 5 : [ ] Jjust been received here. Two hun- # 4 o - dred and seventy-five airplane flights | f > § X i Phin stle A $ v | were made in an attempt to complete | £l B 3 2 38 Smms 38 GlfIES Bedind slsoins N A S 4 3 = the destruction of the warship. ; uctom Ben ) : Bight or ten airplanes continuously 2 o Made Oxford— 4 harried the Goeben and Breslau dur- the product o i 5 o g ¥ B ing their sortie from the Dardanelles, g 4 f M V i el ? {?}ém‘;"; A‘ffi’.’: ey ? compelling them to steer a zig-zag | fl : : A:Ways ore aiue 55' 00 3 more on every pair f . | e which eventually brought the g Da— . of Newark Shoes. There | reslau into a British minefield, where ; Ior Less Money is a good reason why this is true: i 8 she struck a mine. Shortly afterward 1 | she was hit by an aircraft bomb and & Because our production and distribution are so enormous sank. (more than Three Million pairs of shoes a year) gnd because we Miss Anita Baldwin, danahler o | R et el can sell at a lower margin of profit by operating 257 stores than the famous race-track man, ‘“‘Luci struck a mine and developed a serious the retailer who has but krlme store. Is r.here7 any good reason Ealdwin, has inherited her father lis Aircraft continued to homb her why you should not enjoy the economy with us? Come tomorrow. fondness for dumb animals. For | While she entered the straits and ran . the horses and trained dogs in the | ABround at Nagara Point. For seven war she has raised an animal relict | days she remained there, subjected to m fund of over $250,000. continual attacks from the British e A ; aircraft, MAIN ST &5 On January 29, a British scout ma New Britain Store, 324 MAIN ST. Near i s + = chine sighted the Go T the Ar- s Crossmig—0Upeu Monuay and ; ROAD WO RN 1S WAR WORI. senal Dry Docks at C:::l-‘n‘tr,ixnoh(l‘e. ~ights Lnul Q0:80—2oi Swores in “Speeding up construction of good roads is an integral part of govern- Copyrizht 1915, by The Newark Shoe Stoves ment war work. Efflcient transporta- Potato sale; $1.00 per bu. 41 Cherry e = tion is necessary to reduce the mar- | St., Saturday afternoon, 1:30 to & 7 gin between producer and consumer.” | o’clock.—Advt.