New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1918. | REGISTRATION DAY i s s st Says - Mrs- JOSEPHUS - DANIELS! 1won and the union service will be | | j held at 7:45 o'clock. | Advent Church—>Morning worship 5 4 will be held at 10:45 o'clock. The pastor will speak on “What is Holi- | Sy s | 2 . 7' i 8 . nes: at the services The Lord" Platmyille Kliginles Wil B Listed: =-mver it be comuiomordton ot wne | services will he held at 6. There will | at Somhmgm“ Ha” e no evening services because of the | | union services which will be held in { the Baptist church FOR ONE WEEK. BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNF 3rd UNTTL .\,AT('RDAY. H Advent Christian church, will be the | JUNE 8th INCLUSIVE, WE WILL HOLD A MANUFACTURERS' € speaker at the union services which | Arrests Fish Man Who Had Fallen | will be held in the Congregational | Off Wagon and Five Gitizens Who | CPUTCh in Winsted tomorrow (\r:mnh{.“ Brief Ttem. | Violated Dog Law—Final Red George R. Byington of Norton placa 1 A PHENOMENAL THRIFT WEEK FOR BARGAINS IN WOMEN'S Cross Report $7,101.87. ,;‘p‘“‘ (‘I“:'\"\V'H‘f;rl‘hl:.ru::‘eor::m spending a | ND MISSES” STYLISH WEARABLES. IN FACT, A SALE WITHOUT AN el 5 g | EQUAI All men who have beome 21 years | LOST-—Wednesday, May 29. A wagon | fEpeiag hel ¥ ti o] P | of age since last June 5 must regis- Wheel, somewhere between Plain- | It is really wonderful. and almost unbelicvable, that at times such as ' | ter next Wednesday in the Southing- ville center and Ryder property on | these when higher costs prevail on aimest everything that we can offer i R T e S e N R e e the values in stylish up-to-date wearing apparel for Women and Misses at } | from Plainville present to assist the| 1on Bros, Plainville, and receive | the low prices this sale brings them to you, Ncver have we offercd greater s e sl e values, Do not miss them. : R NOTICE—Plowing and harrowir (Remember that Sale Begins Here Monday Morning, June 3rd.) | ) L Mansureiied H. W. Sunderland, Camp strect THIS IS AN OCCASION RADICALLY DIFFERENT FROM ORDI- Officer Philip Marino was called to Plainville, Conn., P. 0. Pox 43. | NARY SALES BECAUSE OF THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS. NOTE arrest John Wright, a well known 1-6dx | THEM WELL: 4 nmAan of West Queen street | FOR SALE—One mimeograph with | : Wright was found to be in an e e . S . S CON . ; - | 5 f supplies and one auto truck FIRST—You will find for e SECOND—Only merchandise of | it toxicated condition and when the k! nothing but new, dependable and the hetter grade from reliable ey s seasonable wearables at just about manufacturers are offered ats this e e o i — - the manufacturer’s cost of produc- sale. No job lofs or odd pieces haghe he eas il D enoe (i ATHS P AN DR UNERALS | tion. have been bought for this occasion. e ARG S THIRD—You have choice of late FOURTH—I( is because of cash ([gras e e mome e neiand Mrs. Nellic N. Miller, arrivals and newest models in gar- propositions of manufacturers in pesh el ey el e Mrs. Nellie N. Miller, widow of ments of summery materials that dull scason, that we arc able to to call a doctor. Wright's cute were | Willard E. Miller, died today at the | are correct for immediate and future offer you the most wonderful values cared for and he was removed to a | 8¢ of 53 vears at the home of her wear, that we've ever been able to. el b et o | ol e e T Gy e 2l pea )| FIFTH—Because of the conces- SIXTH—It is a sale plan on so probably late today. ® | Court. After a long illness. Besides | sions of the makers and ourselves, broad a scale it brings the greatest g her mother, she is survived by a the bargains oficred are so wonder- benefits to all our patrons. Plan to Law Breakers Arrested, brother, Frederick Gay, of Arlington, ful they will go very quickly. be here carly Monday morning, Officer Philip Marino arrested five | Mass, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary | FURTHER DETAILS OF THIS OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY HAPPE ]‘1‘\?_:"\}{“‘ _A;jm ”'“th‘” bre m”: dog ‘TMIA‘\“:{”“" A'r\xl\‘e “‘m‘o‘:”]* ‘\ff‘;‘l h:"}‘w‘l:{' ING AND MENTION OF SOME OF ITS OFFERINGS WILL BE FOUND SR SE A g i B I e e e e IN HARTFORD PAPERS. IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE TO St Mo £ B9 S s e e Sl el i e T little or no_importance at anl in |32 Pearl Court and LOOR THE Plainville. This is the first time that | in Fairview ‘cemete the law has taken steps to prosecute any person who willfully disobeys Bertha Sor dog laws. the above law The funeral of Miss Bertha Sorel breaker were given a hearinz this| Was held this morning at St. Peter’ e — afternoon & o'clock. Justice E Catholic church, Rev. Charles Cop- ward P. Prior will hear the casos. pens ofliciating. Burial was in the HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY £fOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON new tholic cemetery. PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US, Red Cross Report. —_— LIEUT. CHAMBERLAIN i ik ; _ L The local Red Cross workers' com- Mrs, Antoinctte Wolf. fiERMAN ASSAULTS . 4 . MEMSBREE | mittee has made the following report of 1Mrs. Antoinette MAY RETURN TO U. S. he funeral T e e for the month of May: 51 hospital | Wolf will be held at 9 o'clock Monday - oo i 1 ce ; ven = iy i e et 66 ¢ ort hags, 19 G A e e e S S BERLIN NEWS [:mt,cnomn, o0, ont 26| NO JAP-GERMAN ALLIANCE | et “uigsazen s b e iy e oo semvees v v INCREASE N FURY | o mmencncs mocs o comt given by one of the priests. Evening of socks, 1 quilt and 45 straps. services will also be held every night e st week the Rebekahs came in one : : _~ : during the week. Premier Terauchi Considers Tokio's | 2fternoon and made 15 pajamas. Tn SWISS SEAL EMBASSY _ ; Back to America as | v T 2 LT the evening nine of the local school AFTER RUSSIAN ROW (Continued from First Page) | Titeacies i Interest at Stake in War— teachers came in and did considerable One of a pa severa a party of several Hartford work. The Red Cross has been able pared, perhaps better than ever before [ That Leut. Rodman Wright Cham- | | vouths on’a bicycle trip was stru(‘k[ Fai fes NS T L .‘l'erdm, o l Faithful to Allies. to do much more work during the last " so far as concerns up-to-date Wwar | berlain of Company B, 102nd U. 8. k1 | neon on Beriin street by a heavy au- | London, June 1.—There is little month than it has ever done owing to | Diplomatic and Soviets' Representa- | materal.” Infantry, who recently won the Diss | e 2afs bres i 3 e o iance be.1 The new electric motors which were 5 ; SR G e e R e G i e Lol ety G Rl tives Engage in Lively Dispute . eGSR || g isledl Ssiice RGO . : Meriden way when the car came |Count Terauchi told the Tokio corre- Young Men's Sunday. Concerning Legation. Einidas 000 Exbonens. battle)Isgdhority XosaUn ANV BN ] Refl(}hlflg Zi Mus[ Enmll 0l | along and as the car attempted to [spondent of the Daily Mail in an in- Tomorrow will be observed as g Beslin, (vis Lonsdon), B i | Sounten, as ay, milisarod dnstoi RIS pass the group one of them skidded |terview recently “Young Men's Sunday” in all the Berne, June 1.—As the result of a Night Report.—On the whole front | Very probable, unless subsequent mili- 1 the bicycle was struck by the au- | "I feel very earnestly that under | churches of the own, this heing part | conflict for the possession.of the lega- | from Noyon to the west of Rheims'j!ary orders change his plans Jlllle 5 tomobile. The boy was picked up and | the present circumstances such a con- | of the movement in 'Hartford (Km‘x'v'n\' iton premises here between the diplo- | our attack is progressing favorably. Lieut. Lockhart, who has been in carried to the home of Dr. Robbins |tingency as a German-Japanese aili- | looking toward the organizatoin of (he | matic represenatives of Russia and a Day Report.—We have closely pur- | F'rance for the past six months and Who attended him and bandaged his fance is impossible,” the Japanese pre- | county Y. M. (. A.. the purpose of | Soviet delegation that recently was ad- | sued the enemy retreating from the [has Dbeen closely associated with 5 L Ailette front. South of the Oise and [ Lieut. Chamberlain, has recently ar- bruis He was fortunate, however, | mier told his interviewer who had | which is to give the smaller towns | Mitted to Switzerland, the Swiss au- in not having broken any bones and |broached the subject of such an alli- | some of the bemefit of this tpiendiy | thorities have sealed up the legation | across the Ailette we captured the | rived in this country and has been as- S apiendd Bretigny-St. Paul-Trosly-Loire line. signed as a military instructor. From was able to return to his home in the |ancé. & ’ 1 = i - S institution. The special fea quarters, excluding both parties of Peipentgatithe North of the Aisne in constant | letters written to friends by Lieut. trolley. His broken bicycle was sent At the same time the premier em 3 - L 1ocal to Hartford later. None of the other | phasized his belief that Japan’s rela- fighting we drove the enemy back by | Chamberlain it is expected that Heé way of Bieux-Chavigny. will soon be sent back to this country | bovs in the party were injured al- }lim\ with the Entene would continue " STEALS $35 ) 2 | 3 by the local commit 8 i BOY STEALS $350. & Automobile—Mission Opens at St. fas * swerved and knocked |unaltered. e ashadl tolbe erena oal tee and which will it To the south of Soissons the French | and may be assigned to Camp Mer= Aut bile—>Mission O t St. ! though the car sw d and X ked | Itered. H ked L be held at the Baptist ck 1 == nearly every one off his wheel. |from discussing ' intervention i | row evening at T orclareh tomor- | pomy Napolitano Riflos fTrunk and | brought forward cavalry and infan- | ritt, New Jersey, as instructor in mili- l here : try for a violent counter-attack. They | tary tactics and modern methods of I 1 observance of the day will be | contestants. union service which has heen arranged oy On Bicycle Hit By Massachusetts Paul's Church—Summer Canning < S Siberf g | Sailor Visiting Home. (LS will be s 2 T W i o e special music and an address ) 5 , Seaman Frank Basile of the Naval | ‘“Japan’s future is just as dependent L land o addie s Hikos U8 0L Mopy were caught with disastrous effects | warfare. SShool Opens Next Week. : ; 2 upon the victory of the BEntente as is by Roy Van Fleet, educaional secre q 3 2o 3 i N 4 8 vear s by re and defeated. i “ha ain’s yrd is tary of the Hartford Y. M. ¢ A, Ar. Tony Napolitano, 18 vear old son of | by aur fire Lieut. Chamberlain's record is well Van Fleet is an interesting speaker, Reserves stationed at Pelham Bay The Berlin town hall has been | Training tion is visiting in town | Great Britain's future,” he continued signated by the local board for | over the week-end. Basile was grant- | “Japan has striven to do her duty by Enni Napolitano of 3 Franklin We have‘ crossed the Soissons-Har- | known in this city where he enlisted i 5 < street, rifled the family trunk this| tennes road. in Company I, went to the Mexican vision No. 2 of Hartford county as|ed a furlough to come home and see her allies in such directions as ')],-:‘\',"(h:'lltw an offering taken to help | “ o hing ana stole $350. He then| French divisions which were | horder and gradually worked his way be place for the registration of all | for the first time his one week old |guarding the Indian and Pacific xpenses of organizing beat a hasty retreat towards the depot | brought up in the directon of Fere- | ,p from the ranks to the position off: e youths of the town who have |Son. Basile will return to his station | oceans and sending warships to the Red Cross Fund. and the last seen of him was aboard a | en-Tardenois’ from the! southwest i’ o Coifichionant « He wentooulra last { in a few days. Mediterranean. With the final tabulating of the | train, headed for New York. Tony |across the Marne and from the south- | jaq fa)] and in recent action abroad Eistea day, June 5, 1917, Al Franklin Boardman Recovering. “We are convinced that our future | second Red Cross fund the local com- | plans to see the world as long as the | east were unable anywhere, in spite) pe wgs recommended, with other New ho will become 21 on or before June Framklin Boardman who was | depends upon the outcome of this war | mittee is able to make its final re- holds out. The police of New |of their desperate counter-attacks, 0 | pritain- poy for the Distinguished are included in this order, and un- | struck by an automobile and sus- |3Nd We realize that if the German | port. Money has continued to come | York and other cities have been asked | offer successful resistance to our ad-|ge vice Cross by Major General Ed- os enrolled and in active service in |tained a broken leg about two months | POWer in the Far East cannot be | in during the week and the sum now | to halt his rambles. Tony is des- | vancing corps. wards. bme other branch of the service will | ago when he was alighting from a | Proken Japan's future will be serious- | amounts to $7,101.87 Plainvill cribed as being about 5 feet 2 inches Th rear po nnn;fl of 'flv.- enemy :(\11 b required to register for draft. car on Tierin street is still at the New 1y menaced. : quota was §5,000. tall and dark complection and black Mjl‘_\(; T::l :‘(’l‘:‘r']\]dn'rflg‘;‘m“c‘n'j":’5‘;:;" A MERICANE Iy BATIIY All rhree secuons, Berlin, Iact | Britain General Hospital, but will} I — Ball Game Tomorrow., curly hair el % = 1 = érlin and Kensington, will be re- | probably be able to return to his | e e —— e e i i 3} arilly efrosannaithe M st IO With the French Army in France, hireq to register at this place, It |home this week Young Boardman | R ke e (TR ot R S i . The heights of Ste. G R By lilcely Ahat not allares nums - 5 stol baseball team tomor- FATLED TO REGISTER. ny. and Champvoisy are in our pos br of local young men will be regis- ed as the majority of the boys of ¢ town who are near this age have ready enlisted in the army or nav: d a number of them are at present France. A number of the hoys o are to be included in this regis- ation have been making p t : Bitic = the newl reie and | boy's leg above the knee. §ince the |y 0 N v at o deserter fr veral of fhem left for New Ifaven | accident he has been confined to the el a8 SREtoL tromtiel) fached their majority since the June 1 (By The Associated Press.)— session American troops are reaching useful On the southern bank of the Vesle, | pesitions in the battie arca. Thess to the west of Rheims, Germigny, | troops display the most ardent desire | Gueux, and Thillois were captured. | tC share in the present great battle | auestionnaire as requir At regis- | G ) @ " e e BT R s G M wes s 0 Man.| Themumbss of prissmens aud-booty | Wil 1hete European comrade: ) od | are increasing continuously. More e than 43,000 prisoners and more than had been attending a meeting of the Boy Scouts in New Britzin on that o night, and had been awarded an hon- s A I _ or medal for seyvice “‘g”'“ MIKPI fllf the Luman C. Beckett of Kensington, | the All Plainville team 1\?’nt;::1;‘n:: iherty Bonds of the Second Liberty | 3 - & 2 2 T fermerly of Company I, First Con- | plans to have a game tor 5 0an. On his return to his home he 3 g a g morrow. The recticut Infantry, and more lately | (8@m probably will have to disband | chester. Draft board officials was getting off the car when an auto- | toa : mobile owned hy W. C. Hungerford of | with the Canadian army, is being Ing to the fact that it cannot secure | him to comply with the law today. z € ; P i = z P sands of machinc ey B et b e 8 | na a1 ot B 6. aht Fomens | #008 Bl n v = IET POTATOES FIGHT, Horesters) Mecting. USE ARTILLERY ON PEASANTS. American army, according to advices They Save Wheat, e = B 5 as . June 1—The Germans 3 Foit bsterday to enlist {ifews Britain Hospital received in this city. Tt is also re- | [°Cently the memborship’ committee | . W :l<‘|)|’1IL\'m':)v:lH‘~!"‘l':Klr: mru“wd;‘cn: the | 'l'Y Picnic Tonight. ported that the Meriden police are | Made a Anal report of the final drive(l [0, 1y & eyolt in’ Ukrain, said) dis- | Cl lTEMS _ When you eat Totatoes A picnic will be held at 6 o'clack by | secking the Sinet 2191 for new members. Th re- gan 4 e i 7 Tl Those who could not avail them- A pienigniiie held ecking the Kensinzton boy, claim- | % 9CW (S Aet 16 committee re- | o pes received here today from the | e ) dont 4 Eroup of the voung people of tho |ing that he borrowed a revolver from | POTted that about 15 mew members | BAtehes recelved hove 1odav Juom PUe | —— lves of the courses in canins ut|town at the reservoir near the Ameri- | them and failed to rcturn it. | had been secured. With this number | CSiTOETAC teEEIAR ) PUEEEE A e | e w("“w‘h A H;"”t " colieg “t | can Paper Goods factory, The picnic Beckett, when a member of Com- | the Foresters will have about 1 forests, destroying crops and refusing ar wi e glad to hear of tits new 1 iy A L et , : | members. orests, des g s a t 3 2 ‘ S ectl il o Flad o hear of 1ha iew | will consist of a regular basket lunch | pany 1. was sent to the guardhouse | e ; fo surrender agricultural implements. | Mr. Fogelson of South Main street 2 Sjioget iand an ecntertainment to follow has!at Norwich for an offense and \\hnn‘ The War Saving Stamps committee ccmplained to the police this morn- i ,,m] ‘a Besides the resw#rfjpeen planned. About twenty of the | placed on parole he is said to have | 2150 made a report and it proved to | ing that his motorcycle, a Harley- B e i b O i o\ | vounsDeaple aro fo attend. eserted and joined the Canadians 1:‘{’ Very satisfactorv. The [Foresters WHEN IT SEEMS Davidson, was stolen from his plac s At e ] Bricfs. ic has made frequent visits to this | P&Ve sold over $300 worth | quring the night. No trace of it; : his offe hree subjects r city during the pas ¢ 1 ke, hacr ITore < ! g cas heard 2 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Isaacson g 3 o past few weeks, os- Tuskegee Singer Here, < | d be found. No one wa Wn all the ‘students will pa ‘pes| Mr. and Mrs. Robort Isacson gave o " IMPOSSIBLE could” e fon hired fo take. These ered with the ide: nders and demonstr orkc in the communit hst vear between five Canadian Soldier Saj Held As | row afternoon at Rockwell-Drake field 3 o’clock. Anthony lovickis was arrested early this morning by Sergeant Wil- liam C. Hart for failing to fill out his Deserter From American Army. |1 1 i ! 1 | | | | | | | | At a meeting of the local Foresters Summer Canning School. Victor June re <. Henry Moran ~advt. t T s a‘'n n a 1 a farewell party at their home last :"J‘h as a’ member of the Cana- On Thursday, June 6, the Tuskegee abcut the place evening to Mr. and Mrs. George Sin- {‘t;"_y”cw’_“""““ police looking for de- stitute Jubilee Singers will give a TO SAVE MONEY George Hallin, for several years ning and family of Kensington. Mr. | ° 8 { concert of plantation melodies in the = o By clerk in P. & F. Corbin's office, en- and Mrs. Sinning are about to move to = | Congregatonal church. The concert On what you think is your limited listed in New Haven yesterday for New Britain to their new home. | MISS LONG TO G - | will be free hut a silver offering will 1 a3 | service in the-medical corps of the . A meeting of the Kensington min- | FuaiLIDUAL [ be received for the work of the in- | income, look around and you will find | '1,"”"‘“'; :‘“":‘\ e ?Uy Qarly ' | strels was held in St. Paul's Parish | Has Been Prominent in Activities at | Stitute. some of your friends with smaller| =50 500 Gon his duties. ! AVe money | \ Help the Railroads \ ked) women took this ere graduated hese wome Sl Ras e : all last night. Tri ahin e “hure N incomes s oney regularly. ; Trinity, Washington. | Church Notes, incomes who save money ot el PR i T en ahle to be of great servic e Afzs: B A veland of Southingtor { RN g : i . courage : i 1 3 eir country. All those interested in z Hayeiand st | Miss Marion Long, daughter of My, | CONgregational church — Regular | Maybe you will have the courage o | " yemorial association, will b A]dflmfighbzrs is visiting at the home of Postmaster : s course are asked to write t | 3 Sl e R e MUt morning worship will be held at | y. 1 <elf, S e Tlis homestead. 1Thr‘rr\' She mectetery of fhe Char. | 808 Mrs A B Goofirich of Berlin. ::\.d.. Irs. Beter Long, of 131 Lincoln f it i Y ome Meews Supday i | i dar gonsself, {REeld stithe s alisyortl TG i A Prevent heatless s gr Lo Cans | The Acorn A, C. is arranging for a por oh DAs successfully completed horf 260 & s = You will nced a real determination | Windsor, on Wednesday, June ath. cticut Agricultural college who witi | The Acorn A. O ls aoransing £o8 & | course of studics at Trinity colle e observed and the pastor will i ; y | hskot lancheon will precede’ the sgive applications for enrollment at | S2me 10 be plaved at i ith o1 Washington, D. C. where shc preach on the subject “Christ and the | to save if you ever expect to accom- | 85 WECEAM LT Cailed to or- Hme, ERpsna cnpnant s Temeni R llreen Toletnaen feorleoh e < Strong Young Man." Sunday school | plish anvthing in that way, and the | <" 130 o'clock p. m.. and which | fast team from New Britain iy i will meet tomorrow at noon and the | b . A pEoman| o e cticut Daugh- 2. Mission Tomorrow. iles sorvioes Wi e B din Congrega- | OPE hEs scduitted hiorsels very St hau Vv oo and (he | st important thina is to realize the | is open to every Connecticu & : itably during her coll career, hoth 1 . Endeavor will be held at 7 i e R - ing< | ters of the American Revolution. Tomorrow morning at the 10:30 | tional church tomorrow wll consist of: | in studies and as an act member of | 0'clock but will close in time for the | necessity for it. Then open a savings | lock mass in St. Paul's church a iing worship at 10:45; Sunday | several societies. She Feand. Union service at the Baptist church. | account here ns soon as you can. U.S. FUEL ADMINISTRATION | Mr. and Mrs, William Scoett of | West Main street are spending the | ssion to last a week will open. | school at noon: meeting of the Junior | president and has held other pro: Sunday, Junc 9th, will be observed < RS: [ 125 1 other promi- BANKING HOURS: week-end in Rockville. Fery morning and eveni during | Endeavor society at 6:30. hanti offices in’ thel partlh i Thie o as “Children’s Day” with special week services will be held at the | WANTED—Painting and decorating. | saw her in the capacity of senior | children service at 10:45 o’clock. Par- 9 a m. to3p. m and S e (e S urch, and will tie conducted by two carpenter and mason jobbing 5 student government representative, , ents who wish to ve their children Saturday— a. m. to 12 m. of South Congregational charch, b ssioners of the Passionist Order. Fovien, Kensington, Conn f| chairman of the W. S. S. committee | baptized should notify the pastor. ip.m.to 9p.m. returned from a trip to points of e priests who will conduct the mis- s = and class historian Episcopal church—Tomorrow will Faroat v GRnada. In_are Rev. Hilry Welch and Rev PARK POLICEMAN, As a patriotic means of lesseni 3 crved as “Young Me THE ftephen C. P. The last mission | Chief of Police William J. Raw- | unnece: sary expenses, the clas v ", emphasizing the importance of | Rev. H. W. Maier, pastor of Cen- | 700 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION e *ch a few yvears ago v ing= has appointed Supernum 1918 voted to give up the usual com- | the organization work in the interest 7 = . ter Congregational church, is home conducted hy the priests of the | i n_ John .Stadler to be park | mencement festivities This year, of the young men and boys: particu- P]aanIlle Trust Co from a visit to the Adirondacks. LOST—Cash bag, between Stanley St. lasionist Order. - During the weck |officer at Walnut Hill park during the | therefore, there. will be. merely the ! larly in regard to a County Organiza- . Private Louis Kranowitz left today and Rocky Hill Ave, containing bre will be tWo masses every morn- | summer months. He will enter.upon.|simple conferring of degrees on the tion of the Y. M. C. A. The servic PLAINVILLE, CONN. .| for Virginia and will probably leave | about $19. Finder return to G, Wy the first at five o'clock and the Yhis duties immediately. morning of Monday, June 3. l\vill be at 10:45 with Litany and Holy i ot i shortly for France. Lines Co. Reward. . fi.k, <