New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN bAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918 S e o e A — S - e e e e 1 v ands of the terror-stricken froin for all mothers hav sons in SCHOOL GTREL DIES. d to be due for mop handles mate | RN RN : (N I their homes, any branch of the service. In caso e i cedar oil. The defendant con- e FUIY R “The net ts of S =M fa mother is too old to march or the | Miss Hanson, Member of Class tended that the goods were u Glfibc Cloth | have b The s 0 the | mother is dead, some woman repre- { 1918, Grammar School. o Dl BIGH G Bt B el oTnN people W ! undergone thix Sort | sentatis the family asked to | . ; company to the extent of $60.50 for | i i}“" o v or years is 1 take her place in this special division, | Miss Vera Maria Hanson, th wh ods were acceptable. .‘Inhfl il ] , Thos Bno e n el = id daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Dwyer appearcd for the plaintiff, and | @ ¢ ATTENTION MOTHERS! | obtain them tomorrow morning at the LA 2 Lyon street, | Kictt & Alling for the defendant. N 12 v i i, | Red Cross headquarters from Mrs. A o ep midnisht Jast night i R N | ¢ K : Incss. Mis anson A . e sy i S {pring W d Ghldre“ Those With Sons in Service Invited to | - McKinnle. or of the gr ESTRIONICMEIECHANT i ardering Women and Chi | e S eror Marc . i tral Grammar so . \ B a ] L SANCHINIS TAREN AWAY. S o a1 | Connors, Halloran Co. and Clark & \ \ Established 1886 i ‘(:‘dlilpfiigfl ol Frigm[“]ness | re seems to he some misunder- S and s well known. | Brainerd to ontribute, st g re he Mothers' | o e 7 e e Standinel A 1o ten Mot Spend Night in Cells in Hartford ana | The funeral will held at 1. Announcement was made today by | e Division in tomorrow’s hig Red Cross 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at thel . aravor Joseph M. Halloran of the | Th Pri f parade. This division is for the Go to Boston. home of her parents. Services will | Gopnire” pronern M. 1 s e \ A € I'rice o mothers of all sons in the service. Giobbo Sanchini and wife, Irma, | be conducted at the Erwin Chapel in p 2 Tt makes no difference whether the Cometory byRRev D G o | isES et w0 fperfcentiion Jiliel krossh | B HART rned to New: York yester-| boy is in the army or in the navy or Ohma ) i ‘\m-mm\' tomorrow ‘\\m\m be contrib- g = A 5 © (wo and one-half months| whether he is here, or were taken to Hartford last night by : uted to the Red Cross i i \ ! = Clark & Brainerd, druggists, also iin N SCHAFFNER & urveving the work of the | Any mother having a son in the serv- | William H. Clark of the department | Clar fainer rugel / . = R 165 _half the receipts | @ Enel q| ice is invited to march in this divi- | of justice. From there they were NOXALL VS. ANDREWS, “7‘:‘”]:‘:;"f“;m;T:af'm;:‘”‘"fl::“1"]” ;: ;:nn-n» g it \ 4 Rx tion in England, France and| ' = wcrme haye thought that it was | taken to Boston, Mass. today to stand Dhe Leuith ochtne EElll By GRS s R : | \ MA s only for mothers having sons in | trial regarding their right to remain | against John A. Andrews was heard | 5 i I son had little to say of thel mrance and others that it was for |in this country. pdiele S RGP | - - | i CLOTHES uation, but of the “devilish | 1\,thers having sons in the army. An allegation that they are unde- | Judge Tdw Smith yesterday | A daugl was born this morning i b A terrorism in France and Italy, | te { 3 it i v - | sir: iti s vi b ferr a r ' 3 g n s br ht! to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schwarm of | 3 3 = To make it clear, it is now emphat sirable citizens will e preferred afternoon actio’ was rought | | vhich Germany is just mow| .q;v ctated that the invitation is | against them. by the plaintiff to recover $168 al-' 96 Whiting street. i | 1s one of the chiet rea P. Davison, chairman of the I of the American Red and James Baretti of TKensington, her every energy, he spoke ingry emphasis. Of the courage | which this campaign is being met sons for buying them fo of the incalculable service the | o . . - ' - . -~ V[t a man WhO has to b Cross is rendering in o - . 1 f combat- s > . g o > 3 T g v 1] / s R l o careful how he spends ! e, 690 1 k avenue, “is still in a terious stage. 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