New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1918, Page 7

l [ AV I H ford's Shoppindg Center O\ [ U KV )AT BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY O\LS, we offér Petticoatd withy Heatherblooms tops and silk ruffled in changeable e(‘f@pl% or black, glsg others made of tub Silks in flesh color or \.\'hlte, Regmar £3.00 nnd 3.98 kinds, for $2.64 each. wide, in’ pretty Bpecially priced ; Linen, yard FOR WAISTS we offer Handkerghief 0 and lavender. shades of pinks, blues, pea€h, ‘grey, green at only. 75¢ yard. . “BABYLAND" OUR INF. \\’I'S' DEPARTMENT, in its new quarters, ons fioor up, offers Overalls for 2 to 6 year tots, made of plain bltig and browa chambray, boys and girls kinds, at 75¢ cach. | Name Delegates to State, Congres- * CAUCUS NEXT WEEK sional and Gounty Conventions ELECT ~TOWN ~COMMITTER ohn Wanghner, German Alien Cigar | . Maker, Taken to Hartford—Tuske g fgee Singers Here Tonight—326 R(‘g‘&v dster From Plainville. %n next Wednesday evening the an nudl republican caucus will be_held¥ in the Grange hdll at'$ o’clock: The purfiose of the caucus ‘wania;.. Albert McKee, Tallahagsee Base, Coco S(v]o. _Canal Zone, Panama Elburn Moore, U. 8: S; Blakely; Tewis | James Mullings, “U. 8.5 @alatea; . AlexafitiériNicel, 17,8 B G M Whsh- Lingtor'; Wiliam Nitol,: Bz ley; Ravmend Olsop; E u"enc*l- Parkifisom, U 8 8. Culgo; Wesley Russe, U. S. §. Ledanthan; Franais Patrick Skelley, (L §. 6 \mgh— mond, armed guard crew 89, Norfolk, Va.; Jfmes Usher, U, s S, Carona;* ! Barr Judd Wadsworti; Joseph . R. Weeden, U.' 3. Mels ville; Joe' Winger, U. 8. B. Nevada, U. S. Naval Hospital, Newport, R. L; | George - Young, No. 22 Marlborough St., Newport, R. 1.; James Cunning- ham; Wilson Ellis; George Day, 3fd Regt, 6th Co., Naval Trainihg Station, ‘Newport, R{ I.; Francis:Lavassuer, U, | S. 8. Training Station, Newpart, R. 1.; Aobert Crosby, U. S. s. €alvin Austin; Seladder Arthur, . Finlan Postmaster, New York; 1< rank st. M. M., New York. 7 Army. - . Bdward Barrows, 307th Inf., Co. T, American Ex. Force via Ng¥Y.; Fran- cis Barnes, Co, I, 102d Inf., Ameri¢an Exs Force (dead): William Bartlett, L, Ju2d 18f, American Ex. Force; Natale : Bellini, 301st Trench Mortat i He’ll be more comfortable and so will you. GET THE BAB CART “We is to elect dgle- have a full liné, every one with the mark of superior workmanship. J‘here arg, several styles, each made with the baby’s health in*view. 5, nn(l 6 yedr sizes, made of J russ& Price_$7. 93 “PETER PAN" COATS in 3, leather cloth, with:belt and pocket, for §torm and: faute wear. each, » SWEATERS, slip-on -or button f‘ro& with belt, Jersey Coat Sweaters, Angora, in fact, all kinds for the ]ittl# folks, in :colors and white. . Just® tions Qd town. committees will also what is wanted for the varving change$ of our New England climate. & take pl'yt,e Splendid choice given from $1.50 to ssa cach, . . ? o B\ hghnellAriastod, “Hospital, Allffgon, Ala.; Emido Cas- C | LL ! T B YS, DEPT Morning the local war bureau surio, 102d Ipf., American Ex. Force; |, received a commnication from ‘the Francis P. (~;, 4 Co. A, 6tA°U: .8. naval intelligence bureau refuesting | pngir Barracks, Washington, D. C.i But a few steps from the street, thruzh Book Bept. and ahare in ‘the ¥Alues that we are offering there. that Jolin Waughnes a German alien, | Beter Cattugl, 801st-Trench Mortar NOTE THE PAJAMAS, 6 to 18 vexr,§179s in one amd two.piece styles, e found and taken to Hartferd. The |{Baitery, Candy Devens, Aver, Ma with choice of pink, blue, white- and tami The sizes: cut good and full, ‘|eommuncation said ‘that Waughner |Salbert J. Conlin, 39th Aero Squadron, | ailed o register. Waughner claimed ich:! Field, . Waco, = Texas; Harold price $1.15 Suit, , Othors 4 pmn white, pficed at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 up o - $2.25 a suit. \ b Y i that’ he did mnot have to register be- Cofnning, 307%h Inf.,iCo. L, Ameri- e causeglle Was a Getmam alien. He |gan Lk, Forcp (B. B ) viggN. Y.; 2 to 16 YEAR NYGHTIES of barred n;m the same good quallties as always, at 75¢ éach. is a cigar makerfand was arrested by Natale \o\n owangs “o , 301st Officer Philih- Marind this ' morning | Machine Gun’ Bduenb"\,fimp Devens, BOYS' NIGHT SHIRTS.in collarless style of dandy quality and very roomy, sizes from 6 to 18 yéars, priced 85c and $1.00. and takgn to {artford. ‘Aver,. Mass.; ®illam H. Cunningham, Tuskegee Singe ‘3018t Trenchs Mortar JBattery, Camp ROMPERS GALORE for 2 to 6 vear ol kiddies, with choice*of long The Tiiskeges Singers will give a | Devens, Aver,Mass.; Arthur’G. Curtis or short sleeves, low or high neck, button or loose legs, plain and trimmed, all the varieties you could dSK for await you here¥and ¢dlors washe 75¢ gates to the republican state .con-| ventiop to be heldiin Hartford, June 25 anQ 26. Electibn of delegates to the co'\?reflvionql dnd county conven- Batteryy“Cangh Devens, Ayer, Mass.; Bdward H(\'A et (British);: Arthur Bates, Co. 107th Inf., “‘Wadsworth Camp, \pdltialnugl S. C; Harlan | ss, Co. §i 102d Infantry, Améri- Forge; William J. Butler, Corps, $Camp McClellan,. Base 5ok in shert sleeve stvie, and ist Detachment,; 26th Fmg., A. E. F, France; ‘Dominigk Voli, 26th Co., Tth Battalion, Depot: Brigade,Camp Dev- ens, Ayer, Mass.; Frank Veraldi, 303d ‘tion Corps, ZI18th Squadron, Kelley cancert # the Congrggational church |.CO- G :143d Tnl, Fort Worth, to $1.50. N tonight %t 8 ‘o'clock. - Admis§ion will [{Camp BowieRobert ¢, Surrey, REGARDING THRIFE STAMPS, If in Bo other wa Your Bit” by taking all the Thrift Stamps that you possi it, a,nd ‘It, it, and at 1t. ’lhen change them for War Savin —a you are “Doing Bly cah, keep at, g Slamps zymmfi AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY &OR NEW BRITAIW ‘;W | PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL YOU CAN DEPEND OV DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. o the , Posters call attentjon to Working Reserve for farm work. All the boys of the town who enroll in this ryice may, upon*ap- plication to the principal of the New Britain High school or to the State | Department, be assigned to one of the | farm training camps for. boys which have been~ started redently Under thi; plan, the boys are giyen: a period of, training *‘under the teabhers of .the Stale Agricultural colfege: at Storts to i fit them for the work, dre assigned, . ! number;, o e chool fromighis town | signified their intentio { | ana the Department of *Agriculture is ‘an ious to get as many b ble to help. The boys of Berlin and Kensington, for the most part, have {"had some Ian:ungg é:rr{we ence. . Rast Berlin. Mi: ‘The, " ‘( | i HEAT FLOUR ; mission the * Phsstonist ers. will begin in Sacred Heart % * Bast . Berliny t ht. The pridits who have been carr on the mission in St. Paurd‘church will Have s of this mission also. At the slon_exercises in St. Paul's church "Judgment Con- | by oung men. were reg: erlin town hall yes- ars Elmer"‘fi(‘a&ifl'. simons and cm\m‘ M| ;,, The registrars weke in M from 7 in the morni evenihig and u\s Jnumber mmc‘h; vlafggr t};pm ear!; ocL ‘mass. NewiService Stafion. b new automobile service station bc opened within a few weeiks gton, near Upson's (,orncr : Hull will be in charge of “the age and is at present engaged btiug out the new:place near the in siape for occu-| r as possible. he peoplé in Berlin have received Hgover's® request dated May 24 184 useW 0 wheat flour for 40. days. -HEpsel®epers Who can do so will plan 40 'tise “wheat substitutes and give up enzgely the use of wheat and wheat rose who: were remst,ere'd Pfl*‘ etfl Seyerio © I ;o Hosvard Memf ma “Martain Muzzg, Hjal dtnand Olson, RinaldeConrty, Tes Bighanete, Raymond, . Lonis Oénfino,‘njudo gm0 Fragerl, Peter Gerbly " McCarroll, Joe Fune, ¥ Bt ilnetm John “Francis. Hami lengy' Motovelak, Giovannf n‘nte n W, Whitmany Geo! , Otto Liéopold John , ~ Nicolo Polumb st Seigrist, €co, Marina. 54 hs majorit ng le under this law have-bee % oiit of town, gnd mm% ’ fact “that up #o 7o Aly d seven had.enrolled A, ; L0 Hagkett Gets mu F%-& fhig suberior gourt yesterd: ‘ ~Tofin " Haekett - wal a smajl fine, his’ umg beern sntered ed in the Tocal: large was bne ©of theft, . ged to one of drunken kett, 4t will be - remembet Roger Malley, who has n6t refurned since i#, when the two entéred the &' by tho laborera.on the rallroad. t fwo Helped themselves to & con-. erable amount of eatables and left the wonda‘ ‘When Bennie, ucts from now till the next har- | /\eus!x This, covers not_ oRly i white flifiouf, but graMany flour, Wholé whedt fout) wheat Dbreakfast cereals, mac- -noodels, spaghett °\er1moc]h il crackeps, bread pastry!cakes and | ughnit ontam'mg any wheat flour. Who: have/hithérto™ baked not now:, begin to buy | alf poundg.flout#per pekson akes this N’l‘ED—Pamuug and *decolz{mg pehter and mason Joqug H. T, gfl'{m Kensington,, Conn. -5-tf | BAI,AE—T-raom cottage, large Jot,* Near Americak Paper Goods Gas, jelectricity, tqmom;. Kennngt k . to “tHes car. mself up to & t was necessary ostpone ~th e” 3 ra time Malley was not t: bond of $50 Wfis fox phis sttdie: of June with Mrs. R Gc-)f stree i the auspifes of Al . j Mrg. F. ‘A. jHurbert of New, York, is vistng Mrs. L, M Jolinsop street. S Mrs. - Charlés W.' Crane of New Jersey, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Latiam of Theodore street. Zide N “rgdorick” Jolirison, mrs A, BT At eH Bl «chool in Wdshiigton a) ed. a position: with the AV Co. in Pittshurgh.’ son btobr k4 lg‘lfi, lace ‘of Hm.t.mga on s spenging the manth (‘xodmp’of, ape, ot ncgvs adling- ton .. Gy I spefidin} a Week ewith | her i;other, S. B Bncsemm Robins’ av cllut‘ > 4 * *f00d eXhibit under e Statk Council of se i the “Newington church chapeMFriday afferngon.and evening, June =7, + Al war* foofls may . be ssmpled, and récipes pieda . Mrs, Dean” and statd ‘dpmonstratol will be present.? In the jevefing Mrs. Al- sop, chairman of the fo#d production aepartment; of the N\ainul Council ?hem Y Def of Defense, K“”! speak,#nd the Lib- erty chorus® willf r patriotic songs. Evesrbody ‘éknmg‘ with ne admission. 3 3 TN is — K B e Mr. and Nrs. James Quinn of ‘the Junction have recsived a letter from their son, John Quinn, notifying them of his safe arrival in France. f €. G. Spaulding and family have rurchased a home on Hart street in New Britain and moved in Saturday. They have sold their home on Maple street. { this" tojebserte the ene | i | & Ev-rybody (. gardeners, and get o Th-‘;l-l‘;oml ‘V’:r Commboin- expects every one to do his duty. | country, will occupy the pulpi ‘local :Advent Christian Bancréft .of {%i them { tain amount of liberty, | strayed away | war | names of men in the army and nav B be ftee -of charge but there VQH bé a <l\( er collection taken. 2 Nated Preacher (,(unlng'. Bev.-. M. Bl,'tnghdrfl of ‘WoaYcester, Mags., pastor of the Advent Christian church of ‘that ecity andfone «f the leading preachers in the ‘Advdpt ‘de- nomination in: this section ¢ hurckF ' next ma-mng and evaning. ‘J %, Registration: Light. J - # Yeesterday hm#g xezhfirefixonfiav all the poymg men of Plainyille ..who have réached 21 %moe Jupe 541917, hdd to register. Tt was rgborted last night thgt only 100 men registéred at the Southington Town hall @itd ‘26 ere from Plaiville. (It was thought $hat about 30 mem . from Flainville were to#fegister. Thé men who dssisfed in the régmtratiop work . H. Newton. JigN. McKernan nd wWHrank Hwbem 5 i ¢ 5 School \btes. R Ulie Toral gehools have done Went degl o Akl v),ha the wari - The scioot ghildren shave sfibsaribed wonderfully to the War Savi tamps. Up .to June - 1 the children-~*had Li¢ifght $1J045 worth of stamps. There i3 o special period fgiven for theftsale of War Savings ‘Stamps twice & week. The prfncipal’ wishes to calla the attention ‘of the parents’to the' foed ‘exhibitions which Will' be held”in. the ~:hgn1 tomgrro“ afternoon. Bhis is . the tlnle. that the . Girls 0~ nom;c @:‘Jh Has bedn aple \o‘%{ ruvm ex! nmt&md.a lmg@ atiendiunee (§e5|red % 3 Plg Sale Tifg Morning. The pig taje Which was scheduled fordast nightlat the local schools had to .%i postponed until thjs mogmng at owing to the fact that the truck Sunday, ‘which wa% supposed to bring the pigs [{Camp Greene, last. evening brokg down on theyroad. The sale jyas held this' moriting and o pigs were sold. The pigs were sold | for $9.50 and most of the 'children paid-cashs: There will probably be an exhibit of the.pigs next fall. :There may also e prizes given for the best pig.. The. aim of asking' the children to raise pigs isto have some source in wheh the garbage may be (‘ensumed to a mseful purpose. Marks Explaing Si!u:u,i(ln.\ Further ' investigation of the article published in this column yesterday concerning Paul Marks, a German alien. of West Main street, throws new light on the situation and shows that the stories ncerning the prin- cipal have been exaggzerated. Marks stated today that he had declined to inyest in American Liberty Bonds but he denied that he.had been solicited by Lewis Brastow. In this respect he is eccrroborated by Brastow, who says he does not know the man and never asked him to help raise Plainville's quota. Marks denies that he was arrested by an officer of the depart- ment of justice but that he was taken to Hartford in order that the authorities might explain to him the cxact terms of the permit which al- low him, as an enemy alien, a cer- Under the terms of "his permit, he is allowed to tr1avel between his nome and the Hills factory, where he is employed. A short time ago, desiring to pur- chase provisions for his home, he from the limits pre- scribed by his permit and it was for that offense he was taken to Hart- ford and impressed with the seri6uss neéss of repeated actions. Marks also denies that he ever expressed the de- cire to see Germany victorious in the and he is corroborated in. this dtatement also by Brastow. Plainville Honor Roll, Plainville’s honor roll incuding b}’x\z‘ is as follows: Navy. % JAlbert Wallace Allen, U, §. S. Alerts ace Lemuel Beckwith, U ' BnMnell; Willard k. Cowles, U. H , electrician, 2ndl class, ca iaster, New Vork; Mfederick Fop | - S. 8 Jason; Robert Herizy | . 8. 8 Tinois; . 8.8, Kentucky; Clatence TEh ngwny,q’t,' 8. 8. Texa B Hs.ro l"wlz ‘Field, San Antonio, Tex.: Fred L. Dimes ¢Lieuty), 17th U. S. Cavalry, ‘Camp Harry 4, Jones, Douglas, Ariz.; Peter Dalina, #0th Eng: M. D., Amer- ican University, Washington, D. C.; Lloyd Edwargs, Co. B, 301st Machine Gun Battalian, Camp Deveps, Aver, Mass.; Harry, P. Ellis, Co.(,.9th Inf, American E¥¢Forces; Hdmond J. B worth, Quartermaster Conps, B Artil- En Section, Camp CJ;wkqp:_x. Colum- la; S. C.; Herbert C'. Ewald, Co. D, 303d. Machine Gun. Battalion, Camp evens, Ayer, Ma ‘Rajph V. Far- rell,” Medical Corps, Nesyport, .R. I; Harry.J. Fisher, S. S. U-810, Convoy Automobiles, American. Ex. [Force, M.; Joe Fletcher, No. e Army Post Office; Lon- dony Chester Griffin, 326th Inf., Cé.° A, Camp Upton, N. Y.;: John Gib- son' Co. E, 1st D. B, Q. Montreal, Canada, bert Goodale; 148d Tield Artillery, Camp Kearney, Cal., Linda Vista; pborge @raham; Co.”I Prov. Ret., lyx % Camp T)n N« 7. Sabine {30\'&1»:& ax:v.g 5%;&0 gn: Camp, Up- SO G Hadsall (uleut. dulone‘l") S~AL, CampMeade, Depot Brigade, Md.; Leland . Hart, $/03d Guard and Fire, Lamport & Holt Piers, Hoboken, N, J.;:Charles 1. Hop- kins,. Co. D, 303d Sig. Field .Branch, ! ©amp. Dix, N. J.; Douglas Hopkins, 0. D, 102d Inf., American Force; Earl W. Pedley, Batter§ 73 320th 4 Camp Gordon, ‘Atlanta; Harry Judd, Co. I, 1024 Inf., Amerifan Ex. fqrce; *Floyd Kalish, U.%S. Rransfer Navy Y?im, N. ¥ Merton I Lamb '\Iedn,a, or Headquarters Co., 34 Dfv., N. Y:: Rossario H. LeducyyCo. H. Te2a Tnr., American 1. ht, The Fart f-mi, . care Major H Co. I,{»lo"d Wa.sh ingst Charlotte, N. C.; J; mes 3 L. McNally, Co.'D, mlqt"\(avhm ‘Battallon, Camp Devens, Ayer, 1 ‘Walter Livipgstone (Corp.), CoA I 1024 Inf., Amerlean Ex. Force: o rl. Medely, Co. I, 302d Inf., Amerfcan Forde;, Jamies H. Minor, 104th S. Fielda Arflllery, Headquarters, Spartanburg, S. C. Richard Minor: John B. Mifor, Jr., Co. B Provisional Officer, Candidates Bat., Fort Leaven- worth, Kas.i George Milter, Aviation h_Co., Fort Sloeum, N, Y.: ewdll, Med. Corps 4th, 20th CGamp, American University, Wabhington: Carl H..Nilgn, Co. D, 02d Iaf., American Ex. -Forcey Ans tonio Parise, Co. D, 303d Maching Gun Battalion, Camp’ Devens, Aver, Mass. William H. Parkinson, Co. D, 303& Gun Battalion, Camp Devens, ‘Wwilliam Peace, Co. . Battalion, "Ameri Pettina, 301st "ss ExX. Ayer, 504th Fng. Service can EX. Force; Jolin Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Devens: Ayer, Ma Sergt. Peter. ' Prior; Thomas Prior, 301st Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Devens, Avers Mass.: Raymond Prior, -304th Inf.. Head- quarters, Camp Dévens, Ayer, Mass.; Fiank Radeliffe, 303a Machine Gun Battalion, Camp Devens. Aver; Mass., 1524 Brigade; John Rivers, (o. A, 301st Machine Gun Rattalion:Camp Devens, ‘Ayer, Mass:; Leon R Hobmt- Co. T, 1024 Inf., American Dominick Reale: Roberts “pme]\ Fort Sam Houston, San Antoniod Tex.: Ole W. Robertson, Coast Artillgry, 2d Co., C. A. C., Fort Adams, R. Ty John Simpson, Public Utilities, lxnxJ Dev- ens, Ayer, Ma Earl Smith, 301st Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.; Randolph Stewart, Co. D, 1024, Inf., Ame : Joseph Susco, Batte Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.; FrankSaviano,j Co. K, 326th Inf., Camp Gofdon, At lanta; Daniel Tedisco, 3024 F. A Headquarters, Camp Devens, Mass.: Peter Skinner, Metuchen, N. 15th Prov. Div., Ordnance Dept., Rar- itan River; Howard Thomas, Special- {s land 7 J. Machine Gun Battalion, Camp Devens Aver, Mags.; Howard Warren; Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Deven Ayer, Mass.; WWilllam 301st Trench Mortar Battery, Devens, Aver, Mass; Bdwin J. chard; Edmund_A. Nelson, Fort cum; Wilfred ‘Hester, Camp Deveny, Ayer, Mass.; Charles"H. Ednfond, Jr Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.; Frank vacki, Camp Upton; Clarence J. Wash- ington, Camp Deyens, Aver, Mass:} George A. Lackevt John 0. O'Brien, Cgmp Devens, Ayar, Mass.; Mose, Fort Slocum; Tuttle Henry, Slocun Robert =~ Simpson, Meade; -~ Joseph Burge School. Antonig’ Mancini; Tr Charles B Smith; Kavanaugh: Augustine Lepore; §tc phen . R. Diectzko; Oscar Carl Hul- teneus. 4y g rief Ttems, Chief Petty Officer Erank LaVar- sar has'returned fo his training sta- tion_after spending 13 Jays here. The’women of the ideaf Red Cro®s will ‘meet tonight at 730 o'clock in the rooms on West Mgin streef.* Tomorrow being thel first' Friday -of, June, masses will he jelobrated at & o’clack. All stores will closé“Wednesds Can BI Jor C?h William. v af- ternoohs, excenthg JFames Simpsor's and” C. W, g;d. these being closed % ®rnoon; x instead.—advt: —Plawing $and harrowlh Camp - s 0. Box 4 Thursda: NOTIC 3 H, W. Sunderlangd, Plainville, Gonn P FOR SALE- —One “mimeograph shvith supplies and oms auto trutk bod;\. g ad” o e N Local Y. M. €. A Workdr General Committée for C'(-nml\él lase At the confeifince meeting of t nterestéd in th& Hartford colinty work, held lasgievening.at the Hart- ford ¥. M. CigA. building, Attofney | M. H. Camp this eity was mammed ' on tha genergf committee and acted as- chairman @f the committee resolutions. 1t is estimafed that the budget for the work wilp necessitate an priation of §15000 for \'efiu‘.. Q¢ thistsum, New' Britat® has b n given acquota of $2,000 to raise in' three vepls, but as this sum & considered @ut,of proportion to that given, Hartford, the matter has been referred to the executive committee. Neéw Britain was represented at ‘the conference by Secretary J. William Denton, Physical Director W, S. Slater. Boys - Secretary Leslie Wdods, Rev Warren F..Cook and George S. cott. i John H. Rudd of Oregon, onal secrgtary for county work, was a visitor 3t the local as ociation any. Don't bo' ashamed to uhow that you aré pleased with your garden, sug- gests the National War Garden Com« mission, of Washington. 3015t C. Weigold, ns Slof Trotto s 5-3%8ds | interna- ! | i Comm , .of ‘Washington, - whick: | urg: .:;::m oldiers’ -Io.c:m !m‘-'u the _ pests. K on ! appro- | the next three ! in payments of $5,000 annual- | ., to see the way the family is ¢elfln5 | that garden ready for the beans an peas. It means an extra bone for him. “Help Yourself and Your Country,” the National War Garden Com. misdion, of Washington. MORE PROPAGANDA to- | This is the time for work ! sl the food you cf: and whal é 5 can’t eat din. The National War Car- “den Commissian, ‘Washington, will| send you a free. gi mn‘ hok r & two-cent s P "