New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1918, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918. Boston Store RECORD CASUALTY ST IS 1SSUED oy | age-Alllen & o, ‘ ’ they all A HARTF ()RD e ung 188 Names Contained on Roll; Two From Gonnecticut . : ANNUAL SALE "; i ) Washington, June 13.—The army OI asualty list today contained 188 ~ s nes, divided as follows: ¢ causes, 3 3 died l)f (I\Il‘lxlnf' ace l(‘HL - o E "h“ | THIS WEEK 1: died of disease, 4; wounded severe- ; S ol ? | . * Iy, 137; wounded, degree undeter- {11 8 | F d d S t d O y i e, SR H ‘ . Friday ana daturday Un o Officers named were: e . SO TR e RS o .An elaborate showing of | «xiiea in Action—TLieut. John W. AN DMPORTANT OCH ON JUST AT THE THRESHOLD- OF Fresh, Crisp, Dainty Under- | ™5 Bayrie 4o - e o MAZOLA-—the Eure oil from corn—is so delicate in flavor : I DM R o8 This sale is a fixture in our Shoe section and this year we have Muslins direct from two | Robinson. Washington, D. C. and so digestible that everybody likes it. It isn’t a subs= made extensive preparations for it. Died of Airplane Accident—Lieut. of the best manufacturers |sames A. Basne, Grand Rapids. stitute for animal fats." It’s an improvement on them. White Shoes are immensely popular this season. They are ap- Severely Wounded—Lieuts. Rich- propriate for so many costumes and occasions. known to th.e t.rade at pr}ces ard Newhall, Minneapolis: John Folks that love CI’ISD cakes, golden-brown doughnuts and With footwear of all kinds costing a good deal of money it is as low as existing conditions | [T " 1o ine Harend K St rich pastries—but hayen’t been able to eat them—relish these important to save as much as possible on shoes that are needed. i i i AR 5 | Hence the economies of this §ale will be appreciated. Price reduc- make possible. N e et | good things made with Mazola. & The li B, terials and workmanship are the best. All sizes on hand—but come GOWNS, SKIRTS TRy e Mazola makes a perfectly delicious salad oil at less than ha.lf enrly if you can. ~ Extra saleapeople in our bis department, whichiis CORSET COVERS, Licut. John W. Rhoads, Payette, the cost of olive 011. il [Sonitheimainitcor R ereiarstsome (of ihafteaiured. Idaho; Corporals Mart Gentry, Weav- CHEMISE, DRAWERS, |cr. Kv: Somuel J. Mathenes, White In frying and sautéing you’can" use Mazola over and orver CU h$]237] - CAMISOLES. St b i e again—down to the last drop.* It’s used so hot that it never R B e e i e NEW DESIGNS el O aborbs odors or flavors—even of fish or onions. e e N TUr DAY, CAREFULLY MADE | iupids: oscar . Frank, Minncapolis: Being an oil and not a solid fat, Mazola requires no melting $2.98 i Hylkema, Idaard. Holiand; Mirko — 1 Ivosevich, Midland, [Pa.: Exnest! T -—saves time, prevents waste. Duck Ties with low heels and welt soles. Covered heel Pumps: McCALL PATTERNS Jasset, Newton, M Arthur J. v f Lace Shoes with rubber soles and heels. Klinger, Ansonville, a.; Jay W. ' These Shoes sell regularly at and $5.00. Lockwood, Liperty, N ¥ Daniel 7 FRENCH DRESSING CHOICE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT $2.98, -0 Mahoney Chewelah, rashington; 14 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon white pepper _ Harley Mattox, Picketts, V 1 tablespoon vinegar (malt or tarragon preferred) $4 80 mond Pichotta, Wabeno, Wis.; Ma Dash paprika 3 tablespoons Mazola ' ice J. Powers, Red T.odge, Mont.; B i Mix the seasonings and stir into the oil. Add the vinegar 7 e Beautiful White Duck Ties with white soles and heels. Theodore Will, Toledo; Joseph Zoke, Gy and beat vigorously till the mixture thickens slightly. Smart Boots and Ties withrubber soles and heels. Akron, O. I i : AN EXTRA GOOD VALUE FOR $1.00. Died of Wounds. [ 1l m Mazola is always uniform. Its preparation is: i . " Privates Domenico Dimasi, Greens- i : scientific and exact. it i j — - — burg, Pa.; Joseph Patrick Dugan, s 1 For sale in pints, quarts and gallons. (The iy Taunton, Ma arl M. Guerrin, East E‘" (; i i e ] i ANXIOUS TO FIGHT AGAIN. leave the hospital and is enxious Jordan, Mich.; Frank R. Johnson, i 5 | 1;;%: Séii“g?ggef.giggly economical.) Get a can \\ Ve Mrs. John Farr of Lasalle street | rejoin his Cfl“}llpa“f"- Gas ‘“"ml» whi Quiney, Mass.; Harry Maychrychz, 20 Byt i v 3 - . I has received a letter from her son, | N2Ve affeced his eyes, cause him cg nue, Ansonia, Conn. g b " Ask your grocer for the valuable Cook Book especially s i o | siderable trouble however, and he Norstrum, Sister Bay, W i i prepured for lazola users—or write us direct. FREE. X)) B Private William J. Farr of Co. E, | presses some worry for fear he m 7. Roth, New York; Jamos i i 102nd U. . Infantry who was wound- | not he able to pass the required These 8Shoesf ,COW MUNITY SING Smith, Sargent, Ga.; Thomas H. , (A6 New Eng’and Selling Representatives: . Z od at the battle of Seicheprey. In | amination to permit him to returns i= i 2 Stineman, Wabash, Ind. i A el AHERN & CA.1OON, 131 State Street, Boston this letter ho writes that he 1s able to | the line. AT WALNUT HILL Dicd of Disease. I | Tt — Lieut. Jesse M. Robinson, Washing- —— ton, D. C.; Cook Harden Wallace 2 7 - 5 Fowler, Glasgow, Ill.; Mechanic Ed- Entire City Urged to Attend Public i fe Ml | ward Quailes, Dover, Del.; Privato o If ll’ | program Tomorraw Tvemng—. | APFY A R Womn, G, on. ‘ s Fredand by s COLX ERODUCIE EEFINING CO. SHOW YOUR Died of Airplane Acci . That Means You. < i ccident Lieut. James A. Bayne, Grand Ra- The Community Sing at Walnut | Pids. ; = | P A T R I O T l S M Hill park tomorrow evening, prom- | Pied of Accident and Other Cause: i g : : < McCarthy, Valentine, Mont.; John C. BOARD REORGANIZ dent Towers to pay water department ises to be one of the most lar; 4 Corporal Philip J. Waters, New < 5 : i i) LN B VA DD > Al < McKee, Nelsonville, O.; Joe Miller, mploy: same s attended outdoor gatherings New | York; Privates Wentz Parks, Madi- | ;onsos olq 0 0 ik i employes on the same scale that the ‘ s e > P Clinten, Ind.: Claude R. Moore, In-| other city emploves receive under the i i LA G el BRIGREs Gl i g o, ( Anthony Prischo. Brooklyn. | gianapolis; James Mullin, Boston; | W- B. Rossherg Again Chairman of | coont wage ‘\(ljns:n‘mnl The board By being present at Flag Day Exercises and time, particularly is one of the ways 4 Z 2 # | mn which patriotism may be dis EocEclyYoundedy Cscar Tlamee, fTomian, O —ony Hiesck | | Water Depi—Fay Adjustment, || nas boen flied to stiend the fax day )| First Public Community Sing in our City to S Sllpean L Lieuts. Richard A. Newhall, Minne- | Chicago; William H. Nunn, San F exercises in Burlington tomorrow. plaved. The hoys “over there” sing . 2 B S | e > Osho e Williz B. Rossberg was re-elected —_— M . ey e R | [apotis R TonniwA S0t e (o1 i el (el o Tiomm [elOsborn ey Mantee, Mi e e be held on June 14, Friday, 7:30 p. m. on Ao eyl h—they a called | T mon, Marsnall, Mian: Ser. | Barl Padbury, Marysville, Mont.; Wil- | chairman and P. J n clerk at the DISCHARGED AT DEVENS. the “Singing Americans.” The father | O'1 K. Simon e i St | jiam Park, Corning, N. Y.; Rovce [.|annual organization meeting of the St sl g Walnut Hill Park and mother of these =G| B Sl ”; ;»K.,,,Mm Westport, S. D.; William F.| water board last evening. James| Charles D. Myers, “f“’ 't; e 7 EROGS Singche ay Nons) | Washington Swinalers | parson, MeAlester, Okla,; Linzie R.|Towers was also re-elected superin- | sent iican i)?;tmshzom £0 S due to a typographical error the | M7 2 °'S: | Pate, Rockingham, N. C.: John B.|tendent exemption district, = 5 name of Dr. Mann was given as the e ult'n‘\);!fl\\ i, morA gude | paulin, Chelmsford, Ontario: Joseph| The board received a letter from tho | fl;knaed as tf;‘ P{;?“él m“q’;mwws“éfi“g‘ All the Schools, All the Parents, All the eader of music The committee | 2UEN o e A 2 > ¢+ I ®. Person, Murphyshoro, Ill.; Allic|state foad administrator’s office re-| Who W £ B = Tati i 1 would state that George B. Matthews, | ! ‘]\'\',“’i,,ff‘[":‘fn i 'mJ"O ';] Bunt- | poterson, Evansville, ‘August | questing that wheat and rye be plant- | inally h.\rlml( as o deserter l;gt]rfl\(l;lr;‘l‘h | Churches, All the Sccieties, Organizations, instructor of music in the public | N8 Walk 2 SEL Petrah, Dziesincki ssia; Albin|ed on the department’s property in|came back to New L | e . . g schools, will direct the musical pro- | CeIV: v i ELoSton I‘I"””’l“l Henry Ploctz, Kaukauna, Wis.; Marion | Burlington and when the planting sea- [as to his s((:\ns.‘Explzxnn:‘Of“of :;1\“;: Institutions, All the Firms and their Em- { eram. A united hand from seve sy ornell, | poggyrsii, Philadelphia: Max H. Pon- | son arrives this will be considered.|that his notice to report for 5 S organizations in town will render se- [ N: V. wing, Chicago: Wil- | {0 " pewatlkee, Wis.: Martin W. Pos- | The board also instructed Superinten- had never reached him. ployes, Everybody in the City is invited to fections to the accompaniment of the | fam M. vey, “‘; '\jf’“ Chales B. ) ¢o! Hiram, Ga.; Guy R. Read, Port- singing. It is planned now to have | Gano. \ » W. Va; Martin Gin- | 15/q Ore.; David A. Register, Grace- attend. the chimes on the South church ring [ Xon. Galveston, Tex.: Willard A | (o’ Fla; Raymond W. Riley, Balti- from 7 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. At that | Gordon Winterset, Ia.; REdward more: John Reckwell, Forestville, time all will have assembled at the | Gray, St. Louis: John Jamcson, 4 s.; Tsaac A. Rumsey, Onsted, Mich Give one hour of undivided attention to K5 5 : e . | Dudley street, New Bedford, Mas: : : : park. Following Mayor George A.|Dudley street, : , Ma . Schaeffer, Philad a; Edwin Giiiziey : 2d the unfarling | Felix Krajews Brooklyn: Bdward | gchmia, Milwaukee: Fre i rea 3 Uncle Sam. You are needed. Come. of the Americ: ag all will sing the Meier, Ogema, . Gustave H. | zrarksfield, Wis.; Aaron Shell, Shell “Star Spangled Banner.” Nelson, Kennedy, Creek, Tenn.: John M. Shields, Dozier, inging sonss from the following | David Paliccl, Constantinople, Tur- | x1o : “Wayne H, Smith, Glarion, Pa In case of stormy weather the Sing will groups will follow: Keep the Home |key: Herman .. Parker, Tuscaloosa, | jopn Sobrato, Susa Forino, Ttaly: St Fires Burning, The Marseillaise, Over | Ald.: Tdward Prill, i Albert|garola A. Sparks, Fenton. Mich.: | |§ I be held at the Auditorium of the Grammar There, Battle Hymn of the Republic, | J. Rinker, Scranton, Pa.; Cars L. | Frank Stevens, Chicag John M. | School Pack Up Your Troubles, Good-Bye |Shumate, Bluefleld, W. Judson | stocker, Redlands, Cal.; Marc Sunder- | B chool. Broadway, Long Long Trail. E. Steele, Edgewood, Ia.; Verlin W. | anq, Jersevville, Ill.: Shellie B. Tuck- The affair will close with the |Taylor, Red Cloud, Neb.; —Ars E. | er, Columbus, Ga.; Burley L. Udell, singing of “America.” People com- | Underwod, West Union, W. Va Manton, Mich.; Henry D. Vieraia, ing in automobiles are urged to take | K. Walsh, Milton, Pa.; Dean H. Wal- | parysville, Cal.; Joe Wagner, > ] - part in the singing with the others. s, Rankin, TII; Harry Williams, | pla.; Albert Westell, Portland, - N ST \ en, O.; Mechanics C'laud E. Rob- - D. Wilson, Lost Creek, - - = inson, Athens, Ala.; William J. Ward, M. Wooton, Latty, O.; James A. Y. W. C. A. NOTICE St. Louis; Privates Willlam J. Al k., Piedmont, W. witliam | B MISSES GHGANDY FHuCKS The first chance to take part in ) coX, Depere, Wis.; Frederick C. Allen, e, Threo Riv h Richard the swimming contest will be Satur- | Portsmouth, 'V nthony Arnes, | G. Zeisler, Portland, day afternoon and evening, June 15. | Chicago; Bruce Barrett, Windber, 5 . 1 _A I l HE — J Do ‘Wounded, Degree Undetermined 3 It is not too late to enter. The girl | Pa.; James John Renston, Gratiot, OB ceiUndctenmi who comes nearest 1,000 points in the | Wis.; Bdward Berry, Rockford, TIL; Sergeant Rutherford Peterson, Vin- EXC!USlver at first class will receive a beautiful | Edward Bowers, Ridgeway, Mich.: . Ta.; Corporai Charley Polton, Sterling silver medal, and in the sec- | David W. Brock, Cleveland, Ky Nevada, Ia.; Mechanic Jacob L. Dent- | B ond clas: no less desirable bronze | Eveett 13. Bryant, Pittsburg, Tex.: |linger, Gap, Pa.; Privates Charles M. | M medal. If two girls get the same |Noel Burbank, Watervliet, Mich.; amsderfer, Hazel Lancaster, P number of points more events will | Henry €. irch, Walstonburg, N : .; Herbert D. Grove: A ; be added. On Thursday, June 20 and | William . Burns, C enville, S o o ) M. ITarrison, Woodbury, Saturday, June 22 the contest will be | Ralph J. Carpenter, Freedom Sta.. O.: | Ray Labertew, Milo, Ia.; Roy E. | R continued. People are welcome to | Samuel Chaney, Crandon, Wis. Hz “ebster ¢ Ta; Olen B.|H 381-383—385 MAIN STREET Sorcl andtwarch ry S Clavk, 814 Washington street, | Shawhan Earl A. S e Williamsport, T Ralph €. Clem- | ton, Nora Spr a.; Teddy M, zid- | | BILLS ARE APPROVED. ents, Morrall, O.; Barl C. Cook. Mar- | dnos, Cente: >, la. There are so many different lots coming in that it becomes im- jon, 0.: G ldemur Cook, Me- Ay nomonie Glen Cole, Bovne Mg e Aedion l jossible to zdvertise them all. Comc to the store every day. City Mich.; Edmund Commerford, Lieut. Raymond C. Burky Phila- aght when the following bills were | (& CIER T L HENE S 00 Cretors, | delphia: Privatey Tony Richun, 38 approved: Coupons on bonds amount- O. g Grove street New Britain, Conn. $1.69 Manhattan Shects—size 81x90 SRR R Ing w: $5,000; coupons on bonds $19,- John H. Gulbertson, Clatskani, Ore.; | Maurico B. Fissman, New Haven; g e “Peggy Paige” Frocks are well known 0 9 state assessment | 50 5T iy, Somerville, Mass.: | J0seph A. Roach, Ridgefield. Conn. B2 Lot S on dogs ers are as follows: In- | oy 0% % "o tis, Seattle; August % . 5 = 39¢ Globe Pillow Cases—size 15x36 Cldental e e | commis- | 15 rord, Indianapolis: Thomas A TO DRECORAT it ik el 2 > { Devens, Chicago: James J. Dougheney, : $1,136 Toledo; Andrew Doughty, Pedro. 0.: | {9 ckert, Felton, Pa.: (;ru\v"‘ i | » The monthly meeting of the coun- ol finance committee was held last i $1.50 Globe Sheets—size 72x90 to smartly dressed College Girls at Col- Umpire Pillow Cases—size 15336 leges and Finishing Schools America over Stella Rebekah lodge will decorate the graves of dec 1 members on Saturday afterncon. Members will as- 55¢ Salem Pillow Cases—size 15x3 2c stamps it as undisputed taste: possessing TS . el £ semble at the main gate of Fairvie 9 ¥6; sewer maintenance, 98; sew % Bt S tai Nl G |lsem e main gate of Fairview o5 ride “icha 3 3 ] P oo e ool 1 4 bTe o e ST (Bsnuelly : '\'\“ ¥ D l‘\‘"“ '(f““ ]“ cemetery at 3 o'clock, Yard Wide Unbleached Muslin moreover that simplicity that cxpresses . g it en » | son. r avne, Ind.; Eva ronder, f 4 ) I Frw . $375.06. el M e Goden Py - — . Yard Wide Bleached Muslin ——-—,,,,,- » Salem Pillow Cases—size 4 39¢ A “Peggy Paige” label in a Irock street sprinik. s Ao SRR Ty, ,nnmgu Prussels, Wis.; Roberi I young girlhood itsclf. Fork, O.; Russell K. Grim, Wolcotville, ; 35¢ Yard Wide Bleached Musiin §:3“‘$,? 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