New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1918, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1918 ’H\nrr\ is no justification for building this undertaking an important service can be done for France, sorely in |on the hope that it will end ! need of trained farmers to replace| Moreover, the fact has been taken 3 T] l_lt D been lost {into consideration that for a number | - those who have i A This farm is to have the assistance | of months after the war is over, the | of Mile. de Rose, where special train- | work of the committee will have to . ing in all kinds of & culture is to |20 on conscious of its responsibility, | i T ; N D . 5 i g Ibe miven. It is hoped that this col- | the committeo must see to it that the | or Moth | . //,,,,f‘r//,/%,,“,;73,,,,/“;7 I/m/)//u‘/,)l Y . " ony will be self-supporting at the |little ones under its care do not suffer : ¢ rer: Near Battle Lines Find|ena of three vears. in econnection | from lack of wise forethoughi and - there will be a sanatorium for delicate | provision on its part It is essential | | P s oy woeer fralrenage ind Hearts Open to Them |V e e e o | eqeeils Mhe fioner of yotr fi 72 Last summer the boys at Morangis | needs of the undertaking that there | R . ) ALy , —_— (agricultural colony) were given a set | Shall at all times be on hand sufficient ONSTIPATION makes children /a)(,//r'/////u/(nr/ 4 T v T of special exercises by the surgeon |funds to carry on the work for at least [ ren of the Frontie jren et tho iont | WIth & view (o improving their pos. | four or five months with some al- uncomfortable, cross and irritable, /, . D T « B res, ete. ave practisec w<e | lowances for unforeseen contingen- 5 . 5 A ’ Sl Billten of Tranco save Minnce.s | (4Te8 ete. They have practised thers | Ionantes 3¢ bhfoiseesn contin justas it does older people. Dr.Caldwell’s //”/(/’//f/’/””/"/’”“/ 1 C as at no other time are the | FeFularly, first led by ome of the i fully pl 1i ler tl 2 S : ters, but later, the older boys took |carefully planned in order that it may | el : g ht the world centered on France, 1 1 oL 4 A be done well, but whatever emergency SVrU}') I cpsin 1s a mlld, pleasant tfl.stlng o i and : N ding the drills. One day after three and a half vears of | {WINS in leading the drill ¢ 12, larises must be met. s gloriously fighting, and stand- e class as lecd woa lad r H . . . - 0 CREE G LR T o 2 S (et e S combination of simple laxative herbs irm with a courage and spirit | whose enthusiasm inspired his fellows il : i i i s ot e made the | children have heen returned to their . h : B8 hever® danntad, andh @ (deters (o suchiangextentithat ihefmadeithell So gl e e e = with pepsin, that acts easxly and natur- J‘A//u.ru/f(///r wly i ring > G irill of the very test benefit. fon ringing with the words Playground games are being insti- |Still behind the front line t “hes D shalt not pas dwho s > R aalot children expescaitiil ally and promotes normal regularity. ) | i severs c e co o, thdt reads of her sacrifices that | {uted in several ihe oo renc ovs have no idea of co-ordi- | ble dangers and we must nut fs . . . o . 11 not come faco o face with the | FIETE bov have no en of cordl | L continue. i Children like it and take it willingly. g 0 . rance o 1e fu- b ot oy It contains no opiate or narcotic drug. 4 o8 rect games which stimulate this qual- | Surely, such devoted service s this Jaepends upon the children of to- | {108 SN0 TR T T i result was | committec is giving to these children, | very evident towards the close of the | the future men and women of France, is hard for us to realize over i T e e Gk the intter demolition of our|fret trial as the boys were playing |lsa worl we should & e ours Vs o fairly #ood baseball, though they nev. | to support and the committee ma . . al Mloecr Sore falrlyecodBse s Druggists Sell fi andvof our towns: Iiverything |l Sii gt Soch e ‘@ame played before: |8 very earnest appealito its ‘known made for happiness and pes 5 Sk lonas Kthat it aas cont g . 8 This kind of work is sure to have |and unknown friends, that it may con g = G . cz . s for lias ‘separated, anil - | Dr. ( P : o 4 e enols AU AL . ghmes, and complete change of | motherly care, education and look = 8 2 k then of w these . | OSthelear ool an & ~ . 2 2 50 cts. (twosizes) $1. ]i“h:{:‘,‘mm Stihe l,"’,:}“m”“:“n mind will do much to strengthen the |after their moral and physical well- | 50 cts $1.00 lines have had to live through | P0YS Doth physically and morally, being. In this way we can all share | - i Arougy Miss P’errin (from the Ethical Cul- [in helping the noble nation whose sons ;‘;n \f‘,:r’:‘l\ :;‘;\y’n\h\q:‘«l lu]\u.n\(n;:.,;, ture College of New York) is work- me to help America in the days of A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to minds and hearts, frightened |8 0N @ scheme to establish a school |our struggle for independence | Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 457 Washington St., Monticello, TII. sadd : ._ | for about twenty-five apprentices at The treasurer for New Kngland is 4“‘101(?":::5"',‘0:,(:l“'l\n‘?:",.:_‘,'.f’\";.,':\": ITssy. Mr. Whitton of the American ;h wh)vlJ_l'\dnn\T,nzl:h.‘ ’\‘\‘l;\((n‘\"‘\l‘lhi):)n | » In a condition meeding tender | Ft€d Cross is going to organize games | bank, Boston, Mass. tc loving care, o reassire amd |for the boys of this colony too, also |may be sent. Rsthert! them and bring back the | Eymnastics and team wotk in general. i ety Te has had much experience in club ouiid, 200 Children Wandering | WOTK in America and is therefore pre- i) pared, as well as willing to_ help. Inerested in Other Children. t the outbreak of the war Freder-| 5 4 i L This winter, the committee has ex- ! K : (Coudert of New York, who was at & gl : i g | : ¥ panded its circle of usefulness in a | 8 % time in France, asked the French 5 N Sl 8 d { ce eresting ws Heretofore, 4 . ernment for permission to go to “ . = . they have only considered the cases of 4 front. There in the town of Bel- g s h L _ children who could be taken into the | B he found 200 little children wan- | - -] i ; colonies, orphans, or half orphans, % ng about with no one to look after it : = 3 delicate or very poor refuiee chil- m. Taking all these children with | 00 imber of these hava | e RIS Sl eronniaollnree it otten Wcaseslane 1 Bt o0 ‘mmm_m and four, | found that the committee did not 2 Erines amean Sommies Tor | {55 0L 411 L SR e nly One More Day to Take Advan i SRR S to help. Through the French asso- - Protection of the Children of the aoioug] 225 '€ | ciation, “L'O: headed by Mlle & bntier was then formed fo take e SR bl S & ge of the children and they were CHOH WLy g Ian e rejcome ' a e O ese O“ er u ar alns e 1 the first of the depota there | i touch with cases where the parents Rodiar ) “|are able to pay a small pension hy s | the month for their children. Some he children are collected from = vl gium, and Alsace.Lorraine, and |Of these parents are iiving in the o m many parts of invaded France; ‘\.ulm! 4I|s11'n'(.\‘ and do not wish to | D ’ Alana. and Rbsirms regions. the |leep their children in constant dan- {8 the father has been | ger. Sometimes rne, Somme, Meurthe et Moselle, | ST~ Sometime 4 8 killed in the war and the mother is fo (Nord), Pase de Calais Charle- 2 i earning money to support the famil e, and many repatriated from the : Das v olen country” throush Evian, In |Put has no time to properly take care s ol iy i areroht anal| oEsteninom e TE S ncosssary ol pUE Gl i 5 + € these children in small individual fri¥htened and homeless, many of | teNt to care for them and give them , g 4 m il from shock and exposure. |@ Proper education. A member of 1 ) the committee is sent to various parts ’ ’ g ? Aece B lairn; Gonnecliced fir"f‘:“‘ ";"’-‘; v;f ”}"‘:"lfi“i") e fomlof France, where schools, convents, | B i e L i L or private families have been recom- | free months after his arrival; in % { mended by responsible parties and a st cases, however, a few weeks re- el ey s | thorough investigation is made before | |8 A pectal effort is belng made ‘to | Sendins children away from their par- Recie fhie oshildren mesqustely. 1n °, Where i is modded, e conc - mittee furnishes what is missing in 9 e cases in the colonles, 1t 15 POS- |4, "oy (At of clothes brought by each jie fov e ohllaren to attend schoolsiliy;(1q “and often, | blankets are sup- the neighboring towns, but in 5 | plied from the surplus. Several cases hers, owing either to lack of schools | ! T % supply’ iin | i ’ akKing >some O e oS onaeriu i | founginecensun s | tunate in having since 1914 several rgartens and special teachers. S A TS | embers of the executive committee, - - - tten, the repatriated children have | [l (" France, | through Bargains Ever Offered in This Clly entlrely without schooling fer | whom it has been possible to keep In w3 -‘“”: "‘)“] "’)fn" l‘;’;“p‘ “";w“_ exceptionally close and sympathetic ESSaarss Lo 8L S e TS touch with the French people and aces in the industrial world. governmen s because the work ' - 1 1 1 ppEducstes Children Up to 43, | has the (,,,,,‘mc';‘“.l ;,‘f\,.,.‘:;n,‘;'m,“‘,,,?’, OUR NEW YORK BUYER has picked up some wonderful bargains—the entire sample line of one of e committee gives the children a | the committee has been able to obtain 8 A . . A G T O e ) D e G Sl i e G New York’s largest garmen:” manufacturers—no two garments alike. The price paid for the entire lot en- 8, and after the girls are trained in | fathers to care for the children and i S R B e L L B L ables us to offer these wonderfully attractive Coats and Dresses at less than wholesale prices teday. This is c., and the boys apprenticed. They |yviduals, who give time and service, re taught carpentry, printing, cob- | buildings and furnishings. an opportunity for New Britain wome“ that should not be missed. ling, agriculture and other trades. The committee had under its care, ixtT-seven boys are now apprenticed, | on December, 1917, 1,365 children, eir earnings being paid over to the (distributed among seven derots and mmittee as legal guardian and used [twenty-seven colonies, located in dif- or the benefit of each boy ferent parts of France. The commit- The committee is now opening in |tee having undertaken a war work h jhe south of France an Agricultural | finds after three and one-half years, fraining school for boys, and through |that war is still going on and that ) = Worth Double This Price. - r;o[ease dont breal up K This offering of Serge Coats includes w AISTS NO Two Auke an,g{;/wy arty various styles of the latest character, and as ‘ | ] ‘b y there are only 50 in the lot, we advise early —AT— The Greatest Bargain Ever Offered t selection if you wish to get a coat at this Ne R B oment SAMPLE DRESSES| LADIES SUITS | LADIES :KIRTS B These Sample Dresses, you will admit ~ These Sample Skirts are of the very é finest quality, as is every garment offered in when you see them, are the biggest values ® this sale; they all come from one of the Wlll Cleal‘ your Skln you ever had offered you. Don’t hesitate | Jargest manufacturers in New York, and ) LAD[ES, SU?T we doubt if we will have a chance to secure . No one knows the humiliation of be- don’tbegintomakeablessed difference. B = - ig vha i ‘er. . : . : Ing a “‘wall. lower’ better than thegirl They also help to make hands and arma to come in and look this merchandise over. such wonderful bargains again this season. with a red, rough, pimply complexion. soft and white, and to keep the hair If vowur skinis not fresh and smooth, live, glossy and free from dandruff. i or has suffered from an unwise use of All druggists and dealers in toilexgoods sell Res. cosmetics, try R esinol Soap and Resinol im0l Ointment and Resinol Soan. You'd better try 8 U),'n"[“ stry Resinol S ap and Resinol them! Trial free. Write Dept. 5-S, Resinol, Balti- @ Ointment for a week and sce if they more. Md. PY o [} Wi THE BRENNAN STORE | 47 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN.