New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1918, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1918. primarily, will also be appreciable FLAGS "ol kipumoims - iesoee | we seecmuze on mermaw ||| CHAS. DILLON & CO. | not be felt to any extent by the users iof the book. Those who really feel HA RTFORD. B e s BEAVER BOARD FOR CEILING m[ N Teephone Directory Issued s ol e, S\ AND SIDE WALLS. ESTIMATES moms s R | TD Y e work SUMMER MILLINERY L a machine thumbcut. n The first war-time conservation The general appearance of* the in- Representative of the authoritative styles, the quality straw G ste of the Connecticut Telephone Di- | Side of the directory has been great- and excellent workmanship which particular preparation enables us* rectory has made its appearance and | ¥, Improved. —All unnecessary waste CAI I OR PHONE 359 4 i of space, which heretofore marred dJe to present in an unmatchable popular priced assortment-——unquestion- & Shie "f',"‘:“,’_‘"‘, jelterday a1 | {he appearance of the pages, has been ably the best-looking hats in town and absolutely correct in every he new directory presents several | ,voGeq® T OF thS PRESS, Nas been e fens ouna detall. Innovations, principal among them |te. anq also making them = appear v being the announcement of a change | much more husiness-like and sightly. There are natural Leghorn and Milan shapes with white, pink ers’ complaints o ine and instru- | yen considered individually, but » ment troubles and operating defects. WE WISH TO DIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR CHARMING ASSORTMENTS OF oy : i monize with the various summer gown styles. lerge in the aggregate, the Telephone Heretofore it has been the cugtom, . company was enabled to effect a sav- Also stunning white models of hemp combined with either 3 when line or instrument troubie de- o e e 3and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE ationery vept. g of considerable white print paper B white or pink georgette crepe. veloped in a telephone, for the sub- | i~ euch book, which fact is impor- | scriber to call the complaint operator f Shaiei e otk bunioge s | e R e Tt Eel e Painters, Decorators and Sign Makers GENUINE PANAMA HATS ginning with the effective date of th s tatoctin: fenturalotl e A ; 4 : y : . : THE airectory, subscribers are asked 1o | yectory is found on the outside of the IN ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST BECOMING STYLES. call repair clerk, when desiring to re- | jack cover which is given over to an And don’t forget the large black Milan or lisere hats with the E . vort troubles of this nature. dvertisement urging the purchase of | smart cire ribbon bow on them—and the ultra-fashionable trans- The new procedure for filing such | \yvay savings Stamps. This space was | = T e Ea parent hats combined with maline to give the desirable airy, filmy, L) lf‘"y:l:i":\y':‘O\‘l“:m":’p'\\:l‘:;:('mf"“‘\"\1:':‘1‘ given to this cause by the company | and wo children to 4o some shopping. | HIGH COST OF SHINES. i effect for summer. One of these hats is almost a necessity in every (070 UPRCE] 1sian TN G BRERL Ui favles b iy Gemiaa, = et el Ty RO e R e i e el A MARVELOUS DIVERSITY OF STYLES ASSURES THE 159-171 Mam s"afl{ ncans, also, a more direct and expe- : found wandering about the streets. i : | shop proprietors have advanced the | g 5 e - T YTy ditious handling of all such com- She tesrtully told a policeman her | orice of shines from five cants to 10 CORRECT HAT FOR EVERY INDIVIDUAL TASTE Elawls nnd Wil make 00 Eieien JITNEUR IS STABBED plight and was helped home by a |cents. No advance in the price for ppeediiacauracy and e Malencyin faicy ¢riendly Newington man who came | shining tan shoes, which has heen 10 ing care of all line and instrument —_— i3 Ingfee o] hlong cents, has been made. = S = ———— —m— rouble complaints. - 2 . AT O e e e e — a8 7 However, if it is desired to make a {70 Youths Hire His Car For Joy | == CONCLUDED TONIGHT Fpped RISt IR Ishi W ehonip cemplaint of a defect in operating — = e i me e e service, that is, a defect for which the Amount Collected in New Britain | Scenic, $27.01. Friday night's human element appears to be respon- His Automobile. . lection amounted to $225 sible, it should be made to the chief g Will Be Announced At Supper At 7 g - .operator. | John Robertson of Hartford was s LnIt};:e.‘?I:\nnfi e eher ;{he' Tt A new feature of the directory is | stabbed three times in the back and Elks' Club. .55 navel Bahlnavine EploRaiA Lt the omission of the thumbcut hy |his Hudson touring car was stolen g s . which subscribers were enabled to | from him, Saturday night, in Farming- The Red Cross campaign will wind | ‘f‘fd" "mnz_ t : lme-h and .h‘;,e only turn to the sectfon of the book most | ton. Later the automobile was re- up tonight, and everything points to ‘:]':' h‘,‘\"‘ "":'f"“d”:] 'm’ 2‘;‘1:: 'a° ”e]‘“ frequently used. The elimination of ' covered at the Traut place on the . : 2 Cemnlson nish A Attey theimasnif. b SR tre s aiRanss o “’eaf‘ the thumbeut is a conservation meas- } Plainville road. The assailafits are at + . 3 ge tieffonchwni chihasiib songmado Brew, P e sure in accord with the spirit of the | large. The Hartford yolice notified 4 { & ¥ will he FEERCE! e -\"“fl Britain does BEAT THIEVES TO IT. - il e times, which in no way lessens the ! the local police Saturday night that | (S 3 : . flotleokrishticyersined 200 000RWItn 9 om “"‘“"’i ol usefulness of the book, nor abridges | two voung men each about 21 vears : S ¢ E20d Snalklilo Japsre SRGenoraly DL 'r“”' i e the information it formerly con- | ola hired Robinson's car to zo to' . TesloR Sl R;’““]‘“]‘ “":" 19 "“?h‘i“t" rom every home in ineal i i = By L o attend the final luncheon tonig 5 &, Belgium, France, o £ iholomclalat of thelleome | L nston L REY ROLRI L0 eS| : | at the Tlks' club as he has been A fonns et Jundsk pal fre R Bl s Lnce, ne of the officials o com- { over a country road and then stuck | s called out of town t tond iha | cor near the C. W. Lines grain and Y e area pany when asked why the thumbcut | the knife into him. They threw him | = 2 wn to attend the | f,.q \arehouse. Men had been em- Britain will come was omitted from this issue of the 3 ! fardwere convention at Atlantle Clty, | o on dusing the: day uniiiiie this expression of directory said many causes led to N. J. It was a keen disappointment | £ oVeS, CUTTE presumption s that gratitude for the thisr change. One important reason | farmhouse and got in wommunication ' | to him not to be present at the wind | 4, a1jea the bags with flour, intend- appreciation you was the fact that thumbcut hooks | with the Hartford police, and then re. ! P, and he has delegated F. A. Searle, | .75 take them away under cover have shown of the were not interchangeable among the | eeived surgical — mttention. albert the general captain of the teams, to | 8 ;0 20e S0 PRV, S0 er ST sacrifices they made telephone exchanges in the state and K take charge in his absence. Mr. i Swanson notified the police of the F P k t t P k t : 5 beat them to it. for humanity. . | this had caused much inconvenience . Sl rom 0oCKke 0 I'0CKe ! Searle has been one of the most en- whereahouts of the auto s fter t i i The on many occasions. Books thumbeut | e Higcoonatentie [ ufelle comymigeer Gan HiAch Gf Ride—Rnife Him Twice and Take Supernumerary Policeman David Moore brought four bags of flour to police station Saturday night, onto the side of the road and drove off ; in the car. Robertson struggled to a eport of the affray was received. succes: a (3.1 TCK T N for Hartford could not be used in gl D TE, AR SRS, BTSN Send money near or far by | the success has been due to the teams | GARDEN TRUOK THIEVES Luke Horsfall New Haven and vice versa. Another | organization. Numerous thefts of garden truck reason is found in the fact that the | [of th® much sought youths but with- The supper will be served at 7 |were reported over Sunday. John Co., thumbeut ‘required that the booiks in- | Chv success. o'clock and it will be followed by re- | Adamowitz of 163 Grove street report- 83 ASYLUM ST, tended for each exchange, receive | e T i { ports from the team captains. Then | ed the loss of thirty onion plants, Wil- HARTFORD. scparate attention and bhooks marked LOST HUSBAND AND HERSELF. | ! ;’m :ml_\' _wa‘,v ;‘n :;11 \\'h]attwi\l hap- ‘llmifl HRuffL of 419 fv“';nle‘:' stllieet _:nr: “It Pays To by the thumbcut frequently caused | ‘A Newington woman came to the M an H Jen next is to be there, but every in- [ John Robinson of Rockwell notified L 1 |placed by the railroad on certain ebration. At the theaters last Satur- | were raided Saturday or Sunday. To- r;:;;;: o(hshhwlrvenls. included among | " | Safe, quick, inexpensive_ Patronized lay night the collections far out- mato and pepper plants were stolen which is the telephone directory, like- 1 ™ o R huies Lo wh f by the public to the extent of seventy- the elimination of the thumbeut all H five million dollars yearly. the books are alike and they can be CITY ITEMS | rimet denana vouna o) Absolutely Removes be interchanged among the cities as IndlgeStlon' Druggists i v your seed potatoes and fertiliz- theyfaralneeded; refund money if it fails. 75¢ | THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH C0. | Some thtle Bug s et S A — 1| Will Destroy Your say. KEssa told the police veste hat Adam Paul, a boarder, hit cutting his head. An Italian : near Macoski is causing him ; : discomfort. | lemiah Coffey, Jr., of Main street, g3 7 jcally ill and not expected to live. e Y pith Commissioner Frank Riley omplained to the police about e e e F Y If you don’t get busy and spray now. your seed potatoes and fertilizer kliffe Bros., Tel. 1075.—Advt. N 4 4 ! b handsome gold watches were ZREN ¢ t from the home of John Mika- R hs last week. His home was vis- 1 ” J [Monday and Saturday. Super- ] 4 ary Officer Friedman told his e~ ors that while his family was juld not detect anything missing. dow screens in stock. Gev our B . . _ vegetables. It kills all leaf-eating insects B T ot ohiuron o : |§ and worms; prevents fungus, rust and il street have returned from a b Greenville, Me. B e 1S COMPLETE the young man but he knew pon at 5 o’clock at the Cham- | Green, Black Leaf “40,” Hellebore, BOl‘- Commerce room. The ques- br. e e excellence and poise of a custom finished garment. We have plenty of . FICERS TRANSFERRED | other styles for other types of men, but, if you can wear the Finchley, well known preparations. in C. Harry Barton, of Chest- | s The Complete Farm and Garden Store. ith the 803d Infantry at Camp s i since last December, have I aeterciocs. svineons foren P Y & 4L | “Rain Will Not Wash It Off.” The Rogers Sash and Door Co. uesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. BT, oo o 7 OUR STOCK OF SPRAY MATERIAL g about the watches, he said. i g brisca for the heat | If you are the type of man which we show here, our story is soon told. deaux Lead, Cut Worm Killer, Maggot Acid by all means do so. R Y IT IS NCT TOO LATE TO nfantry, and First Lieut. Wil- | RACKLIFFE BROS B e 1 o The | . : trance through the back door. . 5 Use it for fruits, potatoes and all other t. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper of ® f blights. nley Quarter that two of his | IR THE FINCHLEY MAN DI T e B tent mntiors will be: act: Come in and select the Finchley. It is a Fashion Park style which has the and Crow Repellant. All the above are bhed to Depot Brigade in Reas- B s Deree PLANT ith, of Stanley street, who has | pot Brigade during the past ys, but all officers will continue ] I al duty with their present or- e ons until further notice. move is another of the many | CITY HALL. = . es to whip the 76th Division o abe for immodiate overseas Rt i il it is thought. Last week | crements of men were trans- || from Camp Upton to Devens.