New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1918, Page 7

/ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 13, PLAINVILLE NEWS MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR PVT. BARNES STUN THE HUN WITH 4 z ita part towards frecing the world from Kaiseriem. and you will be dol Rompers in Plenty at “Babyland” Choice of White and Colors THRIFT STAMP vz your bit for the ©. Priced from 08c to $2.98 in sizes ene to four years. at infanta’ white dimities and plain colored cham and girls, Some sy VERY SPECIAL are some new “Near Linen™” blue with Sun-bonnets to mateh. pink and department Rompers made of eolored white poplins with dainty smoel bray rompers in different shad nocked by hand, others plain ta e e They three year sizes. Priced $1.23 for the sety THE “NEW BELVEDER of Wm. Rogers make is that it i Sdver Flatware. design 15 one that gains. Six Teaspoons Medizmm Tovks so, St 75 SPECTALLY WOTE that we offer the above collection of 26 pieces ta a ltned oak chest comylete o COMTORTABLE Kid Oxford mad» Alsp no@ the Kid ‘Oxfords with welt soies and ow heels for Another gpecinlly good value oftered in Black XKid Oxfords ~with ~wslt sdles beauntiful desi i= mawoh in demand. for 75¢ the set. for $1.59 the set. 98 the sct. SHOES for 1Inw women’s street with and militany heels for 85.00 patx. ach one yom get does ‘Take sore in stamps striped and models Rompers, are in one FLATWARE: n =0 pleasing to all who eea . ¥very piece gnarantecd {o give satlsfaction, and the For a short time we will, at our nemw Siiverware department om Main floorn offer the following special bars Six Tadlospoons for $1.39 the mety Sugar Spoon and Butter Knife and honse wear., herls and hand turned soles, for $a.0) pan. Soldier Who Feli at Seicheprey Remembered ly Home Folks N METHODIDT G HURGH War Savings Stamp Committee Lrg s Investment of Iuterest on Liberty Seco: Loan—Red Cross Workers to March in New Britain, Memorial Private It ‘was killed in at Seicheprey the Methodist Goodell, pastor. Home Guar sembled grounds on Pierce o’clack and mar church. Rev. Mr. Goodell delivered a touching eulogy on the boy ficed his life for his of the leading services W e held for We are offertng seersuekers, cotor. Also o Ltk Barnes, he battle vesterday church officiated. on April afternoon a Reyel W The local at the street at 2:30) hed in a body to the >0 in - piped with two and ver: who sacri- country. Many townspeople spoke at the exercises. Selectman Johnson spoke of the honor which Barnes had brought to Plainville. expressed his sincere sympathy the sympathy of the town at large Mrs. Barnes and her two daughter: Mrs. Charles Clark, chairman local Red Cross, spoke on the He the bo; Captain J n Trumbull Company I, also delivered a eulogy honar of Barnes. Nearly all of mothers of the town who have in the service, were present at The most effective exercise - af services was the singing of “Onward, Christian Soldiers,” which was Barnes' favorite hymn. L in Bk boys S4.0) pair. War Savings The local War mittee wishes to Stamps Notice. HA\ ING AN AUTOMOBILE PROMFTLY RF DELJVERY /OR CEIVING ALL DRY NEW BRITAIN GOODS PURCHASED OF Us. call the attention of the townspeople to the fact that on May 15 the government will pay in- terest on the Second Liberty Loan. National War Savings suggested that every YOU CAN DEPEND ON committee has person who Te- BERLIN NEWS KES DAUGHTER T0 HER OWN HOME bther and Others in Court for Row at 0'Brien’s House RSES CHARGES ASSAULT Dowling. Michael McIntyre and Jandes Curtin - Discharged After ase Is Heard—Doctor Ordered Woman to Be Kept Indoors. n the court unusual ht when Michael rtin and Mrs. Dowlng were charged th technical assault on Miss Cath ne Delaney and James O'Brien r lack of sufficient evidence a , accused, and hecause of th ostan of case, the charge dismissed Judge George Gris- bi who presided. Attorney George Prnham of Middletown represented | defense festerday afternoon, tiiree charged with home of O'Brien and took hy O'Brien’s wife, who is the Mrs. Dowling. For some Dowling has been pre- | eing her daughter be- | use of the orders of Dr. Elliot of artford, who was attending her. Be- ying this to be merely a ruse to event her from seelng her daugh- ., “he went to the O'Brien home and, assisted McIntyre took to this interest morning a was brought Meclntyre, James case to Linst cir- es the by | | | it is claimed. assault visited rce ughter ne Mrs nted from by daughter sterday d Curtin bme. As soon Brien d thi me abusive, and intable epithets her her ho ¥ the th ¢+ entered morning, began to hurl un- at both him and Delaney. Miss Delaney, whose me is in Bristol, has been attending s, O'Brien since February, as Mrs Brign been mentally ill during | S eriod, and had - trie ral bnes to kill herself. it claimed. | uring that Miss Delaney had en with constantly, and had en given power by the attend- 2 doctor carry his orders is <he claimed, were to give br dici had p ribe to understand | fat she t orders. This | % sitated re- | rainin patient | means be- | mes viole | Prosecior ( as the e he e iss sev is time the to out ne which he her e M« and make th nece of At m obey often ons claimed her force times she iibney produced a let- the doctor showed patient < ol This event an w to by the r sent ich Ped she with imed i not chas- | malicious the mother | also ordered | from i in | vould 1 tent, as v ¢ the wife nurse by an hile 5 one he isiting state she h to Delaney while i the Hart- | heca of.! powered by | over } only | Mrs. her the wom was her entirely. Miss patient 1 and as anythin would cause lose | ok ep mind ad cared. for he Hartford fa Re the hosp control The see n tie jent ons she had allowed rien during this tlme to were | sive that i ner | House | ceives interest an this s T.oan should invest it in Stamps, If everyone in this. Plainville’s quota oversubseribed. cond Liberty War Savings town would would Up to the pre the tawn has only subseribed per cent. of its quota. quota $66,000. - {do | be time 10 to Plainville is Red Cross local Red calls the attention t‘ross workers to the Red Cross pa- rade which will be held in New Britain on Saturday. It iz hoped that every- one of the workers will turn out and give Plainville a good showing in the parade. It is requested ths the workers who expect to give their names at the Red rooms not later than tomorrow. ments will be made to carry raders to the Hardware City mobiies, Last evening the mittee of the local Red Cross met in the town clerk’'s office. At the meet- | Ing arrangements were made and dis- cussed to carry out the Red Cross Campaign war fund. There wers | about 30 solicitors present and showed great enthusiasm in the com- Ing campaign. Rev. BE. (. Gillette { presided. The list of solicitors will be published at a later date. Notes, The Cross committee of all the Red he pa- in auto- executive com- Fovesters' Campaign. The hip local member: the Forester: success. Last segan in full ‘e and many { bers were secured. The campaign will | continue all during this month. campaign of Saturday for and her allow once | husband forced to her room Ehelhad she had t were vent any The, vesterda fhe was come into her when sister. O'Brien to to restrain become violent. The sister h with her when the two ing or walking to pre- ibility of ndal. sald that the visitors arternoon had been so abu- la crowd thered out- side the hou and ted the pa- tient. When she tried to prevent them from entering the room she was h two women, she claimed, onc »m hitting her with | a hand b en went into the oom and t the pationt to her | mother's home. O'Brien had writs for the arrcst of the accused i Attorney i am char: the whole affair as a *“family line row’ moved that the dismissed. Judge Griswold hat, slthough they guilty of a technical breach of the peace, the cir- cumstances of the case were such | that he felt disposed to follow the | recommendation the attorney. When the conrt ad] Mrs. O'Brien returned wjth to new home. going ri nurse assaulted n cte: and were of urned, her mother Parade. Kensington are plan- | the New Britain | saturday of this| Red Cross The women of ning to take part in Red Cross parade, week, and at least 50 is g tian of the town ar in line. All who are asked to meet at 1 the trolley in They of Al from ted to be march K to the expe: 1o ar near will form Whiting and are asked uniform K hody iKilhy parade ith for Main white | worn the e the corner strjets qie hy all the omen who asked to notify today he Al itend will women 1 in line re going Mrs. Chavies either or tomorrow harpe will be in charge this town M from on « Surgical Dressings The | 1 hoid ston class its resday evenit 30 o'clock competent tructor will be in charge of the work and all the women of the ‘Lo»\n are asked to attend and help | number of the | torme | payma 1 end U day of the wom- | | WANTED— Brief Ttems. in this work. join this class themselves caps. Thase who expect to are asked to providae | with white aprons and The Red Crose worth league will | evenigg at the Manchester on Rev. W. chapter meet home of West Main Goodell, of the Ep- tomorrow Miss Vera street. Former Pastor Speaks, of Henry Shauffler, formerly the Berlin occupied at the the pastor WalY SUFFER SKIN TORTURES When a post- cardwillbring free samples CUTICURA SOAP 1and()immem which give quick relief and point to speedy heal- ment. Bathe with Cuticura ap and hot water and follow \\irh a gentle a cation nf Cuticura ('hmmu\l h‘: relieves itching, burning eczemas, hes, etc., and points to speedy ealment in most cases of severe skin troubles when it seemed noth- ing would do any good. The mission of Cuticura is not only to soothe and heal but to prevent skin troubles by keeping the pores [ree from impu ties by daily use in the toilet. Sample Each Free by Mail. With 32.p. book on the skin. _Adr card: “Cuticura, Dept. 9T, Boston. everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment Rev. tor of church, terday 5 Congregation:l his old pulpit morning services. Reov. | S, Fiske, the present pastor, was the speaker in the Cangregational church in Southington yesterday morn- ing and in the Masonic Home in Wall- ingford in the afternoon. A ze members of what was | ¥ Mr. Shauffler’s congregation present to hear their past leader vesterday. Berlin w yes- were again Bricfs, i in her duties at the | in Landers, Frary & Clark's this morning. Her resig- nation from the position of assis v el took effect Saturday ¢ began her duties ten year's Octobher William Geor: nas Olive Sh er’ office Ryan, Huitquist 1 training at Philip Fagan and of Pelham Bay ation spent the weok- homes their here. Anderson New Georg ~d to and Haven wrough a of idwin, another sewing placed in the rooms ‘ross in Kensington family have mox gilt Mrs. Lillian | machine has of the| ol Porty hours® devotlons at Paul's yvesterday and will continue and tomorrow, The funeral of Henry who died in the New Saturday morning late aft My hegan to- Cornwall, Britain hospital | held from his noon home this ind Mrs Sund ederick Tomlinson Bridgeport in who have | Kensington. being to- highway George Green, g in Bridgeport, 1ed to their home in Road state Swamp oiled i lepart- | Painting and carpenter and mason jo Fovien, Kensington, Conn. decora ng in H, J 4».3-le Savings Stamp com- | The | soon | ont | wha | arill | Private | and | i of the work | which the Red Crass has done to helip | of | the | the | rrange- | all | is meeting with good | the campaign | mem- | | knowe | | | i | | | had | number AVINGS STAMPS THE Great Mark-Down Sale of Suits Suits &pring white $29.75 mostly in the colors black cheeks formerly up and $35.00, now $19.95 Sults. navy and gaberdine and formerly to new and to and blacl Poiret $35.00, rerge, twill, up now Agents or Standard Patterns FROM CAN BE HAD SALESFORCE ORDE MAKING l)l~l'\!(\l\ll NT OR ANY YOUR PURCHAST. AT MAIL WHIEN 13 A Nemo Corset Designed to Give “First Aid” to the Women War-Workers of America Nemo Self-Help Corset NO. 383 —Inteoducing Adiustabie the twe helpful inventions Reducing of Stays, supporting . Bands, _which guard against The bility, For over-strain unusual whieh insure great flexibility and dura- physical exertion. new Smssion all averns ym medium to steut. Made of strong $3.50 American coutil; 1 Real 1in Summer Wash Dre‘:ses In the Toremost We could write at length ask your inspection of them. complete assortment than th FOR $5.98 are Dresses From .$7.98, $8.98 and hams. These art frimmed etc. Some embroider or drapes, The .y ap wit are ot designs and colorings This Is n'linon, Models This \fternoon the excellent very hest time 1 be had later In the plald and stripc 00 are Dire in ¥ are trimmed. for and Reason's Wear Wear, collection for Porch, Street regarding the of Summer They rocks, new, but would and in far rathar to more do =0 are erisn season, ringh heauti Iso m, pretty st i quality Figu Voiles, Plald plain Linon with contrasting colors, ke and shawl collars, and with very les. to $ h pla hers ses Ging- colored lace erinls, figurs over-tunics are the very latest. Summer onrt and Street Suits They are very Both Eton and French blue, grey, Good Values attractive plain tailor: lavender, gri for $12.9 Methodist church, left today to teach for a week at the Connecticut State College for Women at London. Cook Peter 1°. Skinner of Camp Raritan spent the week-end at the home of his parents on Broad street. Pricate Barl Smith of Camp Dev- ens spent the week-end at the home of his parents on Plerce street. Banns of marriage were at the church of Our between Kathern Dor and James Connors of New published vesterday l of Mercy of this place | Southington. May devotions will be held in the Church of Our Lady of Merey Wednesday and Friday evening of this week. LEE FOHL WA REAL BOXER AT ONE TIME e s the Indin fans, but he hit and miss loves n good known to see manager of n boxer, the lee Lea Tohl, doeen't look lilke more nhout art than you think hoxing bout wnd has travel w constderable mill Natur to [ been distance prot somethin the \ly onough Lee's {hought there must the hottom of his love game, and whon i couple of the put it him fessed up that gone the sport in younger Fohl engaged in 2t Pittsburg, Home- gton, Pa. ke dle dukes be for boys h his up to T in for days. of houts New Konsi how to hs nnd kno rond e wtili s MY T WHA AN ENORMOUS SCRATCHER EATnEY [MARING THE SURFACE EVEN AND PINE Some trick to fool the hens this time of year but you will find many valu- nble garden hints in the free primer the National War Garden Commission of Washington is sending out. and on n Corr LINON. 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