New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 15

Stem-Bloch and Shuman Suits $22.00 to $35.00 Bates-Street and No-Fade Shirts $1.25 to $6.00. Wash Neckwear 50c, 65c and $1.00. Summer Underwear 50c to $3.00. wiW BRITAIN CONR. CITY lTEMS lways more for less at Besse- and’s—that’s all.—Advt. Tembers of St. Mary’s sodality end to march in the Red rade tomorrow are requested to et in St. Mary's school hall this lening at $:30 when Red Crosses 1l be distributed. Don't miss big Red Cross meeting Lyceum tonight. Admission free vt who Cross | Miss Gertrude Luddy, daughter of r. and Mrs. Simon Luddy of Bas- tt street, is home from Connecticut | gricultural college for summer va- tion. Always more for less at Besse- tand's—that's all-—Advt Miss Emma Schafer, daughter of . and Mrs. William Schaefer of 91 Chestnut street, has arrived home om Middlebury college for the mmer recess. She has accapted a osition with the Phoenix Mutual Life fnsurance company of Hartford. Always more for less at gtand s—that's all.—Advt. A public examination for those who 1 be confirmed at the Swedish Butheran church will be held tonight the church. All the parents and Biends of those who will take the aminations are requested to be esent. The confirmation exercises 111 be held Sunday morning. Always more for less at i efand's—that's all—Advt. Yeoman Theodore Wallen has been spending a short leave with his par- nts at their home in this eity. Wal- Jen is now engaged in special work or the navy department and expects prders soon to leave for overseas. | Always more for less at B by eland's—that's all.—Advt. embers of Stanley Woman's Re- Yef Corp wishing to take part in the parade will meet in front of the hall, 242 Main street at 1 oclock. The conveyance will accommodate or 12. Always more for Leland's—that's all , Private Uptegrove, wraves, tells thrilling tonight. Don’t miss The degree team Auxiliary to the A evening at 30 in Landers| rounds. | Always more for { Leland's—that's all Miss to Boston for a few Felatives, Always Besse- Besse- 10 les Besse- —Advt. one of C story at Lyceum | it—Advt. | at nadian of the Ladies’ 0. M. will meet less Advt Rebecca Greenbe weelks' visit with more for less at Bess Leland's—that’s all.—Advt Joshua Denton of Brooklyn, is the guest his son, William Denton of the Y. of | Britain | today | cial furlou | was taken to | the Never Before were industr my and saving cessary—and they come incr 21y as the great war ceeds. econo- <0 ne- De- i S0 pro- Do not be discouraged you cannot - ‘e amount tiny like this— remember that dollar helps and to your ad- vantage when prompt- Iy placed to your credit with the Com- mer Trust Com- pany because save at Lt every counts 1l Your is vited. account in- docket the city June 14. Main in the city caurt he whole will be called at a session of in ourt on John Arute of and Miss Dora Joyce, street e C. Hill on the « room 199 South of W wmarried by May 14. Trask the nance department is leave of nce street. Rev. Captain William S, United States spending his home of or a short on Maple a Miss rged Katherine vesterd from General hospital, underwent treatment. Alwavs Leland Mayor Porter was the where dis- New she ch more for ~that's all.——Advt G. A. Quigley that he v investigating committee into the tenement and rent in this city less at announced to look Charles Walsh gh at _his h street and on his ret with the Naval R New York. Members OB outing on Sunday take the 8:04 and thence to they wil] walk ing. they will take field is spending me on rn to serve a B sh ett will go to of New will Britain Council, have their annual going to Hartford Those train riff to te. the trolley Newga at Suf- The Tabs will their ¢l In conclnde hold a j this ev dance in ihrooms ning. order that he his busines: going to camp, the firs has granted Albert of time. He was next Thursday. v satisfactorily ffairs before t district board Volz an extension scheduled to leave DEATHS AND FUNERALS Mrs. James Collins, body of Mrs. James Coll of Mrs. Frederick F. 'H'nmr)n Ba 0N Vet for funeral servic burial. Tho funeral will be held Saturday mornin The mother Captain Tuther Dame. Captain T Dame, uncle Chief Robe Dame of the fire partment, e in Boston vesterday, Chief Dame was Capt Dame w W and the No. 49. ither M died of de- bedside. n of the Civil nder of Post WATER COMMITTEE. of the Quig SPECTAL Pursu mon coun named a cilmen who ete., d propo the vote Mayor committee ant to com- of coun- hearing re tunn special zather all d Burlir ommendat The Alderman O 1d HY P Wall, Eichstaedt to conduc data ton report ing on compos June cot Richard am Free Delwvery Telephone 1435-3 210 at | Besse- | 11 soon appoint a spe- will | le from whence : Return- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY SERVIG FLAG DEDIGATON MLL HISSION A5 17 Senator Lenroot of Wi Speak Exercises Sunday Swedish Lutheran Square 1 tor leading Lenroot, member Wisconsin the impr convincin rare appre hi main speaker on gram. He a quent orator of o should ng his sery aluablc iving The public | pecially city the G. R. The proceeds of the will divided between Cross and Orphan The doors of th {open at 3 p cordially offici: I be chum question | TO MAKE INVE Chamber of Commerce to S active duty | tion Committee Sl At A1 tio Commerce i followin maike an extensive !the plans in operation George P. Hart, BE. W B. I. Gaffney, Rev. Du and Secretary Sy e. the the the meeting of mittee of rday committee voste was inv in o Pel G i | tee to communicate Allentown, P | ton ana Harttord ! cessary information th permit a report s some definite plan of i this city before June Sprague is prey to forward to the thi nd hem, sect ent 1 av cit ing above time upon this occa invited, Is and member ~consin at Swedish Lutheran Church Afternoon, and fon. es- of tickets the h v Am o Chamber afternoon estigation t ton T, P ire i Red Children will bhe PTG ATION. icaniza- med to citie C. Hill Tt will be the work of this commit- with Clevela . the at will proba to formulate ionnaire HOME GUARD AT LEC Tl'l".fé. Company M of voted to attend the tonight in a who wish invited to p. m { Armory to the Lycenm | Company M voted the Red Cross parade members of th the Arniory m Company ar lar org may be Columt the Ho body atte meet ar Compz to nd with comy not My strect, New Brita OVER A bicyclist whose i ascertained had this morning from which without injury. As the rid cd to enter the alleyw GO E ati stables, the front wheel became caught " railing plumbin 1sing him to f into the doorway cstablishment When by 1 of seve anders nce the wheel at the hottom than the ridey over 1 E ushed Red Cr ‘Burns' me Q in ty peculiar ne © to the Guard lecture H men ball team wishes of town with si Communications W ac emer Whit below to s of of the | of 17, 1918, FACTOR IN FRANGE pr of Founder Speaks Belore New Britain Branc! In last b hew Mission, locs ently he evening, he founder ssed the of the ed from Fra both with the mem! connec- with his wor r of “Populaire Evangelique Mis- i o » The m supported part- ough donati from the local had for 1V He told mission the F md with been the topic for- inee, spealker 19718 of of in 1 worked hand in ha Cr and how it had mental in the ess of o to 1} worlk the Red | instr | Red « country said, keep was stabi- of tho mis- the Y. M. stronger our the over,” i, i wi the mission to which wor | lized united Dy ihe nd think of a 't than that for to think a long A. has been an upholdir the welfar f the been noti witness ion you prospa will have . a0C. tor physical [ have hea in to of 1 the to I can there nothir boys th thing the | more ! hut to the t 1cé has bheen g0 a is in in the iments line trenches » first in a grouped there. chaplain was Jast mass for some of the boy the other sides were baptisms of the Baptist and Cong faiths. And this was the way our lopted for nding their Sun- they went to get their bap- of fire. They then weni into the ches to do their duty L brief lecture speaker tercopticon views of Paris ing Some of the f the ir huilding de- On or men were Catholic hoys last befors the surroun cities. 1portant t1 views were of P s, stroved by number at his wor near mans in r inter L | houses d a ls Poiln ) hotos, of the Ger- Of par- ring that ik the T bombardm them showing the Iy order aded territ one women and childr fa. m. their products invadi rmy by 1 on the the marche Poilus. W in th learned threc the entertain- the French there in n wor m to S p ov all over to the He closed in the chapel congs of the TN ECA songs and ment be and battle I service he played for mugement and troops over FOUR CONNECTICUT SOLDIERS ON LT m First of Americ Page) fontinued Do eney, Sou Prisoners, Reported Mis A, M. Redmond, Sydney C (Recently Goodrich Pitish wh, Chy- Killed in Action. Missing) t (Previously Reported Private John Jen Ta. (List of May 15%) attempt- STOVE—RIEROSENE—HOSPITAL, Devivo, patient at hospital, burns Tony aged the Ne in a se ustained at morning fire with about s, : Britain Gen- condition his home in s, when he rosene. from 11 ous E,«M hore: ‘tht on Wall Sreet to Control and | Great given | ! Interborough piano | s Financial BULLS AND BEARS IN BATTLE ROYAL Price of Steel Wall Street—Trading in the first hour resolved itself into a contest be- opposing interests as indicated teel which fluctuated under and over yesterday’s prices. losses were retrieve. continued to lead. ran to motors, matra tobacco. enamelling and Ameri- can and Continental Cans at ga Liberty 3 1-2's sold at 99, first 96.10, second at 947.98 Marines d Ma- Dealings largely oils, Su- 4's were the stocks to overcome sure in the last hour, higher levels. The regular. Liberty 5 at to 97.98 only important renewed pres- mounting to closing was ir- sold at 95.96 95.10 to 95.16, 95.08 and 1 q to 99, 2nd fours rters at \pproximated 1 150,000 shares. Exchange quota- Richter & Co., York Stock Ix- New York Stock & tions furnished by members of the New change. t b 7 s Low T4% 114 1918 Close May High 747 B 7914 48 -|nc‘myq $17% Sugar Tel & Anaconda AT S Fe Baldwin B & O Tel Cop Ry Loco ir in this war she has b. RICHTER & CO. 31 WEST MAIN MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK STREET NEW K KEEP YOU WL, 2040 CHANGE BRITAIN, CONN. R LIBERTY BONDS GOODWIN BEACH & CO Room DOING Although er hatr, Mr treet is end hat oast many of. knit weaters, ristlats, ed to the TIGHTEN restauran tod in eginning meat g 1 force. and is younger Since four all of soldiers MEAT RF restaurants made unnecessary 410 National Bank Building, E. F. McENROEF, Manager. Telephone 2120. NORTH & JUDD BOUGHT AND & HER winters 1 anucl avoring to settir BIT. ve WHITE Londor heim White Thur GUAR Ma whitened of Arch her bit an example women cannot 16 of last year of socks, three and I which ully s Guar o an IExchange Copenhagen the man July i s 11 apital ¢ nine s troops. she h. TRICTIONS, ~Meatless days in are to be abolished Restrictions on cat- have been by regulations now BB T o Beth Steel B Butte Canadian Paci Central Leathe Ches & Ohio Chino Copper Chi Mil & St Col F & 1 Cons Gas . Crucible Steel Del & Hudson Distiliers Sec Erie 1st General T Nor Gt Nor Ore Inspiration pfd Cetfs Interboro pfd Kansas City so Kennecott Cop T.ack Steel . Lehigh Valley Max Motor com Mex Petroleum onal Lead Air By C & Hudson. Nev Cons NYNH Northern Norfo h ¥ & H Paif Penn R People’s Pressed Cons ling & G S com Ry Ry Pacific Fruit Copper Rubber Steel fa Car Chem Westinghouse W rn Union Willys Overland Union T'nited s GIFTS FOR CR associates him with fis tod: ciation the Office presented and useful their appr weck to Join of John several Crean beautiful as evidence of Tle next National Army. leaves Stere Will Be Open Friday A Full CAMERAS, FILMS and Line of SUPPLIES. Amateur Developing and Printing of Quality. CAMERAS RENTED e rcade Studio e Studio Qlp-to-date” &y <k Semon’s IT HAS~ BEEN THE at the 1 Tel LD D 17 1dc IN HELSINGFORS. n, 1 from Want A d S if : AreMoney” 1k of the Town Since we-began advertising the fact that We Are Agents for Quality lce Cream If you haven’t tasted this delicious Ice Cream You Are Missing a Real Tr eat. Special Offer For This Week-end. SEMON’S ICE CREAM we will sell you the following With every purchase of household needs at especially low prices: 10c Jergen's 100 W Violet Glycerin Soap liams Shaving Soap k] 6c 16¢ Evening 25¢ Triumph Violet Talcum Powder 15¢ Jergen’s Baby Talcum Powder 5c Package \Wrigley™: Chewing Gums . 50c Wri Paper 4 40c¢ 1 1b \\nl:(!'~ \X|)X~)Hn( Coffee 50¢ 13 1b Wood's Mixed Tea Miles D. Blanchard of Mass. commenced his duties as ant secre of the boys' department at the Y. M. C. A, toda Alw more for Leland’s—that's all.—Advt. Henry Morans of Main preparing to ship to the local boys in France a box containing phonograph recor Mr. Morans will be pleased to receive any records froin persons vdesiring contribute, Hear message from General ing at Lyceum tonight.—Advt The women of Joseph's patish who will participate in the Red Cross parade temorrow afternoon are quested to meet in the parish hall promptiy at 1:15 o'clock, Saturday. Always more Leland's—t John C: aged 10 ves has home since Monday Joseph Manno, became ill at 69 night and W in the police Joseph Arbour 1ic .K for 11c . 20¢ 21c ~IRL‘ BAKER'S COCOANUT can 71 PARK STREET (OR VER MAPLE SUGAR VEAL CHOPS MATCHE: 27c 25¢ SKINNER'S NOODLES 2 phas SC CLOTHESPINS 18 100 for C SOAPINE WASHING POWDER 25¢ 1.59 13¢ 32¢ 20c¢ ZEBC E?c 1“7 {C m bag S; ML can % o 5 lhs 5 box WHITE LOAP FLOUTR EVAPCRATED PRINCIN POWDER BAKING . 2 cans TOILET PAPER 6 rolls street is FRESH SHOULDERS m 45¢ 25c SMO. SHOU ?.Ui.lh”: 25(: LEAN 3@0 C 28¢ 22c 24c 18¢ 25¢ 25¢ 22c ™ 18C This offer to indu SEMON'S TCE CREAM and is good until May 20th. ALL FLAVORS IN BRICKS Quarts 55¢ Pints 30c is mad ‘ou to walk a bit out of your waj CHALLENGE MILK CRISCO can for to can CAMPBELL'S SOUPS can Four Flavers of Extra quality on hand: Peach Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Persh- | ROAST POR 1 CLOVER LE PISH AT TUNA can AMPBELL'S BEANS can St LEGS OF LAMB FANCY CRAB MEAT n can qt 65¢ ALL SOAPS pt 35¢ POTATOES i 39C LETTUCE o 6¢c l5c 10c 9c MULLER'S FORES OF MAC LAMB SALMON phe Tall can —Best Quality Besse less Advt for all of MUELLEF SPAGHETT SHOULDER LAMB CORN- o can pha 188 been Jubilee stiwet, missin LAME STEW PEAS—Best CONN. RYE FI Qua OUR 1hs. ity can of 126 Hartford removed ambulance. left today SAUSAGE MEAT GOLD STAR CONN. RYE COFFEY can MEAT NEW CABBAGE aven to n FRIESH HAMBURG m his hom ™ m SAUER ERAUT CORN i " MEAL DANDELIONS od’'sPharma m more for less VEAL ROAST ) Leland's—that’s all.—Advt. The sui¢~of Joseph Arbour against F. Libby “Was settled out of court in Hartford yesterday. at B TOMATOE Large can COCOANTT phe EGGS—STRICTLY R i1 LARGE HEAVY GRAPE FRUIT each RED RADISHES 2 bunches THE QUALITY DRUG STORE Park, Cor. Bigelow St. Opp. Rackcliffe 1 doz cach 69 C VEAL STEW SCHEPP'S BROOMS Br s apdut 430 cases pending