New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1918, Page 7

NE® BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE /y | And as they possibly There” win tl They in foolish way present the use of your money. with interest. most nceded. BUY 87 THE DRIVE IS ON e will take as many “WAR SAVINGS STAMPS” cveryone of cour an. lives, and WaAR W SAVINGS § That same AMPS. It is the least you can do to help the Boys “Over -ertainly can give, what would go You only forego for the comes back to you fn 5 years You merely loan your money to the Government when it is PAMPS. Boys’ Graduation Needs Filled With the Right Sort of Wear BLUE SE We are showing will please today than we prove to you. WHITE or collar on style, $1. RGE SUITS of course ood ones made as they should be, good Suits after fastidious boys. $8.98, $10.00, $i2.98 to $18.00 cach are Come sce them. BLOUSES pric as! 3 in WHITE \llll“& in col neckband style, 1 to $1 cach. THE VEILING NEW ME AND horde and in black yard. CHIFI'ON CLOTH VEILS motoring, 0 and $1.98 cach. able for all color wear VOILE FLOU wide, prettily special at 39c¢ Colored at 98 CINGS, embroidered 65¢, 98¢ WHITE TAMS are also IMBRO H VEILING and fancy effects with and without and col 85¢, $1.49. 40 INCH ILO‘ NCING, dered Swiss and Ory worth at $1.15, $1.65, $2 andic, d from 75¢ to choice 10 25 are correc Wonder fully These as a visit here cckband $1.00 priced $ TO T Caps, w dozen, on and iD in RY. plain ors, suit- of 5 INC inches and yard, plain BOYS' ach. .uul llhl( l\ ROSE t values are looking BLU HOSE ¢ annou all si with choice at 55¢ CCKWEAR n natural color. $1.98 to $11.50 eacl FICHUS ('fl(‘(‘l\ from 50c¢ to $3.50 cach. H RIBBO pink, blue, white, 39¢, TRIMMING. and. colors Extra good values, embroi- of extra 5. ¥rogs, new Drops, WE ALSO OFFER new Ornaments, etc., all sizes and prices. for this important event, 8 to 17 year siz offered worth 3 CAPS from. 59¢ The new Silk Caps are .00 and $1.50 each. WAITING for Soldier cc the arrival of 3 es, $1. and and $8.50, more will at much elsewhere, to 15 cach, each, RIHIE()\ 2 all the taupe, 5 new grey and pretiy . brocaded Sill, 45¢, T5c yd. New lot in combination. 5¢ and 50c yd. Tassels, Emblems, HAVING AN PROMPTLY BERLIN NEWS DIPLOMAS FOR 32 IN GRAMMAR GLASS | his 81st Nine Boys and 23 Girls to Be Graduated on June 26 HILLS-LE CLAIR WEDDING Well-Known Pcople Married This Runaway—Motherhood Club Meet- Young Morning—TLaborers Hurt ing—Acorns Spear Another will be graduated from school, A class of 32 the .Worthington June 26, the town hall. be on plan as those of the kngwn speaker being secured and the furnishing the the program. The graduation will be held at 8 o’clock in the evening. Those who will be givén are: Allen Hazen, Homer Hotchkiss, Bernard Ives, Bdward Kozuch, Her- bert Munson, Robert Nelson, Neilson, John Murray, Joseph Manton- vinl, Marian Bolle Yaddiga Chat- kowski, Margaret Corr, Myrtis Day, Mafelda Georgini, Stella Golon, Ruth Graham, Francis Greco, Cathr, long, Marian Hall, Ruth Hanford, dred Kalin, Stella Kasiski, Lanza, Aida Martino, Elma Negri Helen Olson, Svea Olson, Lina Padelli, Adina Pierson, Annie Paul, Ruth We mopth and Vernah Wright he class is composed of nine boys and 23 girls, most of whom are plan- ning to continue further education. Hills—Le Clair. wedding took place at St. Paul’s church, Kensington, this morn- ing, when the nuptials of Ralph Hills and Miss Florence Le Clair, of Berlin | street, were solemnized. Rev. M. Fullivan performed the ceremon ther couple were attended by Miss 2 abeth own and Cornelius Brown. Following the marriage a reception was held at the hame of the bride on Berlin street. The couple are well known among the younger people the town. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Le C Runaway Yesterda Grammar The grad- the a in uation exercises will same past, well- children remainder Mil- A pretty .'l'\\n brick yard escaped death on terday afternoon when g onec of the bric rd te; b @me frightened and ran away. The two men were riding in the team the time and were unable to jump to safety before the horse got a start. Coming up Berlin of the wheels of the wagon wedged in the car track the wagon swerved around throwing the men onto the concrete pavement. When bystanders picked the men up they were bleeding profusely and it was at first thought that they were Seriously injured. Both were stunned by their fall, but when taken to a f-DClox s home soon came to. Their Inguries were later found to be slight. " The horse owned by the Richard Murray Brick Co It was caught @hput five minutes later down the . %ead, and together with a very much laborers narrowly Berlin street yes- a horse draw- ms zood street, one became and is at | i i Britain i ea in | | the batti | Game., | cured | the Is that they of | diplomas | Christic | n Gul- | Adelaide | ! were broken wagon was brought back to its owner. The fu AUTOMOBIE DELIVERY #fOR NEW RECEIVING ALL DRY John Norton. ineral-of the late Jol BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON GOODS PURCHASED OF US. | ! hn Norton | was held vesterday afternoon from the | home of died Fri home af was in the Maples ¢ time of. The their A score of faster te boys anc winning teawm ple game th their le; s tures, ti games ir For manager of Ni have pr w speed to confiden will be Grounds Fu The fu held Sa aking it the cemeter Col¢ James and M colored draftees from this town, begun Berlin, it town to ed about month { Camp D Il | | even age nea Mot The hood afternoo of Mrs. gram red that meeting next a g been service. the annual has Thomas Ensign. day afternoon at ter a short illness. meter his death, Mr. year th Acorns Win added growing collectio corns t Crescents into 6-2. The locals we! am than the New i experienced no di the game. The Ne 1yed e Kensington lads s experienced oppon he game was devoi re locals being a lit ng eye which n the past. Sunda attrac nent of the Acorns wnie with the Color Britain. The colo hitting a good cl season, and wri will have to s This the Acc can show. at the ent win. t they played neral of George B ineral of George turday afternoon rooms of B. Samuel Fiske Buri was v wred Draftees tthew Browr heir first part of tl Germany. These colored men and both w on register a month ago. they ve been tra evens. They began rly a week ago. herhood Club Wil meeting of t will be held 3 o'clock at Wilcox. A. sp prepared ar requested to as large an on hand as t¥ importanc club n at L. been arc ble be s one of est to all The lin will s | roon The t for abo near no one of i “Go ove road tie The tie rail, anc ing tha ting it the step wheels of ductor again started M g at ATR FOR tires Cheap street, ALE—One ings cla \, Berlin urgical Dr meet Mond: at the R rolley Delayed. rolieyv t this lin 1i atter service v ut 15 minute on on the Ber the motormen r the top” of a lying across the tro was near the edg the drive rof the he could wi got the wood wedge of the car and the the car were T a few inches. hour’s work by and motorman the on its trip. 1 t 1ss of an Visiting A in J the of Ohi her si; Smith home of Houston of Berlin street. Mimeograph Cheap if taken at p if taken at once. Plainville, Conn, Mr. Norton has me The Ber v . Viets was For attendance after: picce After Town. Norton | | he Ensign | Interment | At the was in Easily. another scalp to n 5 ifternon when they took the New | camp E by ¢ a much Britain fliculty in w Britain hard but throughout the | Z__ handled ents with d of fea- tle off on arked the the tion, has ed Giants ed boys ip during te the lo how some p——— same lin icts, the un- Porter officiated in Maple oute, the two | have | trip to | bhrothce from this | ere draft- | the past in | voy- 0, he ining their Mcet. he Moth- Thursday the ecial d all attend. Jiome | pro- the 1t his annual | se and in ss of Ber- noon and ed Cross hrown off | morning | ne when npted to | of ley tr e of ar think- thout hit- 1 between road. The | sed from a quar- the con- car was is visit- | ster, Mrs. o with once, Call 10 Church 6-7-31x | tenant { These are just i stration dow W. H. SPITTLER PROMOTED PLAINVILLE NEWS BURGESS GASSED IN FRENGH BATTLE Member of Gompany D on Casual- ty List, Mother Learns FANION- ZIGKWOLF WEDDING ']'r'l'(‘.\ June Wedding in Plainvill Home Saturday—FPemale Aliens Registcr—Sports at State Guard | nival include Three Legged race ss, according to an ofti from the w S in of His mother re Saturday night. oss enlistod in Company 1, New in, and has seen service the Mexican border. Burgess sent dver There” with the 102d. last fall and has been in some of the big bate tles. He known in town well and attended the local schools. Harlin Bur; 1l notice received ar partment, B ! big battles vecently. ceived no lato W one o 1 at was of Fanion-Zickwolf. A pretty June weddin at the home of and wolf on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'- clock when their daughter ., Agnes, Chrictina, became the bride of Theodore I&, Fanion of New Britain. The ceremony performed unler an arch of Rev. E, Gil- lette, pastor Congregational church. The attended Miss Elizal forestville and the b Fanion, a brother of The ceremony was Bluo georgette gown oved white silk and carried a bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid wore a gown of toupe georgette and carried pink roses The house was prettily decoral with lau the color scheme w red, white and blue. The bride's gift to the bridesmaid was a blue saphire | ring and the groom gave his best man a wrist watch. Mr, and Mrs. Fanion left for a short wedding trip to New | York state. Female Alicns All female German led upon to register today at the loc postofiice. A few weeks ago place ick- took M ISmil wis by (¢}, the bride was by Woods of was Paul groom. performed under th man the ted Register. Aliens were cal- First Licutenant in Company M, G., Appointed Captain—Licut. W 1d Sergt. North Promoted. Announcement was made the appointment of William tler as captain of Company necticut State Guard. The ment was made by the Emergency Board, through Governor Holcomb, and was won on merit, Captain Spittler having passed a rigid examination, Captain Spittler was previously first lieutenant of Compan M and has been acting captain Since the ignation of Captain 7. H. Johnston \ few weeks ago. He has been con- liams today of H. Spit- M, Con- appoint- Military | winner | Maple ITTLER. M since its or- \\'H LIAM t1, nected with Company sanization aud has been instrumental in bringing it to a high pitch of ef- ficiency. Captain Spittler received his early military knowledge as a student at Peekskill Military acad- emy, Peekskill, N. Y Walter I[. Williams has moted from second to firs and James S. North has moted from sergeant to been pro- lieutenant been pro- | second lieu MILK. | FOOD VALUE OF Women Demonstrate efit of Local Public. really made from cottage How did you make it?” a sample of the many Miss Eleanor Moss of Agricultural college | who gave a cottage cheese demon- at Miller & Olson’s on Arch this afternoon Moss h Buckley and also of the Connecticut college. This morning demonstration work hegs ers set up a large exhibit illustrating the food milk as compared with and fish. Other demonstrations on cottage cheese will be carvied on dur- ing week. The program for the | weel follows: | Tuesday—Sovereign Trading com- pany, morning and afternoon. In the avening at 7:30 at the Polish Paro- chial school. § Wednesday — Landers, Clark Co-operative store, and afternoon. e Thursday—>Miller & Olson, morn- | ing and afternoon and at §:30 for children at the Porter furniture Co. Friday—Cowlishaw Grocery, Main street, morning and afternoon. You for Ben “ls cheesc th questions asked the Connecticut street Miss lizabe ed Ly AMisses Helen Bishop Agricultural | before the n the work in the win- value of | meat, cggs milk and Frary & morning L ona | home of 1o West | master . J. Prior receivoed a com- munication from tive war department in which the postmaster was request- ed to have all women aliens register June 17. Up to noon today registra- tion was very light the postoflice and it was thought there wero not over 15 or 20 women in town. at that alien State Plans for which will progressing Guard Carni i the § te Guard carnival | begin next Wedne well. Booths aro erected and “Kill the Kaiser™ will soon be installed On Saturday I mid-week | church Agents for Standard Patterns The Hartford Silk Store C.S.HILLS & CO HARTFORD EVERY WAR SAVINGS STAMP HF get our soldiers and our supplies across to win thewar. wings Stamps Sold in small amounts are aggregatinghundreds of help build the ships that are bearing the soldiers abroad. help provide the food, clothing and ammunition for them. BUY WAR SAVINC EVERYWHERE PS TO SINK A U-BOAT Tt helps to The War They They millions Big 4 NEMO Weeks in June Last Call for Nemo Economy! TAS price Cors SATURDAY. JUNE On Monday, July i T DAY FOR N go into effect on a number popular The rush to save on Nemo ots has exceeded even our expectations vet exhausted. We . probably fill your order if you come at We know you're anxious to whenever possible, and this is a real opport These won't be the only Nemo price advances, Others are ire to follow; and, if don’'t for your future needs, you may even have to go without your Nemo, because the scarcity in materials is really alarming. i MO CORSE YOUR 10 CORSE AT PR Nemo models is INT PRIC higher « Our stock depleted, but not once. ave unity vou provide corset- NOW 1IN FUTURE AVE MONEY COMFORT QUANTIT CORSET AND INSURE New lme of Bathmg Sunts Cap% and Shoes for Women and Misses Knitted Bathing Suits Wool Complete line of « Shoes from 25¢ pa in Cotton from Jersey, black and colors, from $3.98 and up. s up. Vacation Season——Sunt Caqes antage of the Composition 4-inch, We took ady Rattan. Leather Matting Case; Rattan C 24-inch, ILeather Composition All Leather Suit low prices months ago and can offers and All Leather Suit Cases, for $1. from $4.69. es, 24-inch, for $1.98 to §: 24-inch, for $9.00 and up. ses, RROW" d, packed 3 for 30¢ PACKAGE and sealed and launder for washed, at 25¢ each. the felt by the committee that the i chu should continue this support | and hehalf of th little ones a | . ener offering is asked, This will | 14nd-Stef be taken probably on June 30. All young women of the church who would be interested in forming w Young Wome Auxiliary ave invited to bring their lunches for a basket | Mi ipicnic on the lawn of Mrs. R. N. 32 Tremont Hemenway at 111 Lexington street ou |o'clock this Wednesday afternoon. church. Rev — the nuptial ¥. Chu Henry Briere of Monday—The postponed meeting well known barber the Standard Bearers will held and Miss Kthel Monday evening at Mrs. Cook’s, pernumerary Officer and M Cedar 8t. The box for French Mount of 63 Hart strect, wei will be packed. All girls interested in married this afternoon at St. Josep: world missfons invited to come | rectoyy Rev. Patrick Daly Th{ Tuesday—Girl Scout meeting at will leave this evening on a hone church at 5 p. m., sharp moon trip Thursday-—Mid-weelk pras Michael Ked Cross work meeting. and Miss Fria The all day it w JUNE WEDDINGS, ch on s 50 CHURCH NEWS | Chur (Center nick and Briere-Mos Nuptials Today. Private Louis Joseph Lind of Me den, stationed at Camp Devens, a Stefanick married at in St. Ma T. Winters tig ss Florence Elizabeth ' Christ. Congr ational) Monday—3$ p. ., standing mittee at the parsonag the last meoting before large attendanco is de Thurs Women's First che of street morning John knot. were com- this is vacation a Trinity 10 Maple stred and war worl Mount, daughts a Armenia to be 7:30 ‘ K babies for Red Cross Surgical Dres Fride p. m., rewing will Dbe by tho Red Methodist | meetings for the neld at Trinity until further notice, Notes—Next Sunday is ildren's day. All members of the Bible school Curry of Catherinc be Summer Walsh of married morning stre El Red o' clog held Cross in the at the State Guard will hold what will be known a Field Da at which time companies from Ne Britain, Southington and Bristol, will partici- pate. All sorts of games have been prepared for the carnival. On Saturday afternoon there competitive sports for the & 10 and 15. ere will be at least three events: rec-legged 1ce, a potato race, ack race | will be prize for ach | of the threc-legged race, first and second prize for the winners of the and a first and ¥ winners of the as will boys be- s of There see- - the Do- It will 1 nece who wish to enter their names to R street or une 20th. All applicants 1ce must state who will be in order to cation considered, v confusion or last minute. Brict Hall Jast e ary for all these races o L. ey before those send 60 night mou on the for the three-legged their third leg have their appli- | as this will avoid misunderstanding at | Ltems. Mrs. Hyde Helen are at and Katherine Hartland. Jake Day are re- | tulations on the birth is stationed at New- 1 Seaman and Mrs. ceiving cong: of a son. Day port. | Mrs. | few Charles Bates T.uke Morse are weelks. and Mr. and at intic for a and Charles | at the Private James McNally Smith spent the week-end their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meskell and ! family have been spending several | days with Mrs. Meskell's brother, | Jackson McKe: Warfield spending a . and daughter are week with . arfield. Martha Rebekah tonight in L O. O. F. hall Jennic Coleman, noble grand of Martha Rebekah lodge, has entered the Hartford hospital where she un- | derwent an operation last Tuesday ad is reported to be recuperating. lodge will meet Martha Rebekah Sewing Circle will | hold an all-day sewing meeting at the Red Cross rooms Tuesday. The I O. O. F. wiil graves of their brethren next Sunday, | June 23 Rev. R. H. Burton has invited the lodge to special Services be held in the church next Sun- | evening | Bushnell of Wolcott is aunt, Mrs. Lottic McKee. | ED—Painting and decorating, rpenter and mason jobbing. H, J. Fovien, Kensington, Conn. te Dr.T. RIDGWAY JOHNSON NTIST RUSSELL BLDG PLAINVILLE. MON., WED., SAT MON. AND WED, EV NEW BRITAIN OFFICE NATIONAL BANK BLD decors the day Gladys visiting her TWAD 14 | the | devotions and Red Cross I | been cared for street will sewing meeting will he Thursday church. chur inday— perform m Mary] are to be present at the church ser- < vice and the congregation is urged to present. An interesting progran ic has been prepared in which the children the major part. An opportunity given to parents and guardians to present children for bap- Rev. John the ceremony Winte Dr. Dent will Quarterly at 1t preach 10:4 conference 1 a. 0. The following tized yesterday: Doris Lillian. child and Anna A, Hummel, Wyman May, Jr., child and Isabel Johnsor Franklin Bond, Jr., child of I*. Bond and Katherine K. Flower, 441 Park St.; Louls William, Jr.. child of Louis {m. and Edith P. Bruemmer, 230 Maple St.; Jddine TIby, child Howard 12. and Esther B. Sutton, ! Chestnut St.; Gieorge May, child Daniel McKay and Mrs. D. M. Alex- { ander, 314 Maple St.: Arthur John, | { Jr., child of Arthur J. and Myra G ! swanson; Herbert Henry, child of Henry G. and Sarah A. Glabau; Kath- erine Patton, child of Warren 1°. and Eva C. Cook, 42 Cedar St.; Marjorie | Gertrude, child of David and Minnie Beverage, Stanley St.; Donald Lattie, I child of David and Minnie I e, Stanley St Tonia Viola, « of | Charles K. and Mrs. C. R. LD 117 Whiting St.; Arthur potglo child of Willlam H. and Baptist | ¢ “pay, 11 Fairview St.; Shirley child of Leslie Charles and sarah Grocock, 473 Park St.; Dorothy Ma 1d of Willlam D. and Ella M. | Calvert, 5 Ash St; Marvin Albert, child of Albert F. and Ada E. John- son, Wells St.; Dorothy Elizabeth, | <.23 |child of Walter H. and Mrs. Wil " | loughby, 70 Smalley St.; ward, child of Walter H. and | Willoughby, 70 Smalley St.: Martman, chiid of Wesley Mary Elizabeth Draper, 151 st children were b REV. Rev pastor of this {up the church My Park K \p- . W Frederick the I ] W. Kec L German | retury COMING BAC] formd churd to ta rormg local chur Humbol Chicad until fore: mont h is B 756 St of Wyman M Wooster St of ward ! of ptist ast soon ) city b After went The Red Cross and National Surgi- Dre jointly, ure collecting brass and bronz: send discarded or the Red Cross s R. Keese Baptist he remained a month to I ilines to to to You broken rooms. Beginning July Kih, Bible school will be held Mondd Friday, inclusive, each week for six weeks thereafter, morning ons only Communion service will be held on June 30, Those $ho expect unite with ti church either on confession of f by letter should consult church in where fow I nim pastor illne For the past cuperati from the Daily Vaca- of ago wher s 218 of resign ion 1 g 2 he bex in Kan his ch work o soon to ta bandon uf to o —THE POPULAR SHOE STORE. pastor. o The comwitte wenian relief ready to receive of funds. Miss 1s treasurer. The July neld in this during August church Sl s d war relief work is | the next installment Cornelin Thamberlain @ on Syrian 1ild Heming- South- Hazel Jane, Myrtis vacd chu in ion h the ervice and 1h First i comb, 1 Congregational Church. South club Seouts, | Bovs' Boy Junior 0120, Tuesday Wednesd Troop S. Thursday—>s. Girl Scouts Very, Very Com- fortable is This Year-Round Oxford Women much Tourist T:20, ble. All day the alethodist | Little Round in Friday-—+, Sunday seliool sewing mecting church. Notes—Sumnier church school will be and will this year be of the morning wor announcements of ar be made next Snnday. At a recent meeting of the standing comruittee, the following persons | ni were named as conmittee of supply arrange preachers for the vacation a Deacons W. House and & H. Wood and R. W Next Sunday morning dren’s day services will which there will be the cises by the children of the church school, presentation of testaments and baptism of children together with a short address by the pastor. By vote of the standing committee and in arrangement with the Metho- dist church, union services will held with this church during months of July and August. Services will be held in the South church dur- | jeave the factory ing July and in the Methodist church | 12 o'clock. Owing through August. The list of preachers ! of time, no athletic will be announced later well as | carried out further details of the arrangement. | By vote of the standing committee it was ordered that an offering be taken in the near future for French or- phans. One vear ago an offering was made for this purpose and durine the past year two of these little children, Simone and Raymond Ducas, have by these funda, Inasmuch as the need has increased, Wesley W. and Fairview sion of the in June 30 | held at the close hip. Further ments will on (visit- sociey lock church friendship the Wome Wednesday—Th &) commitee of ! will meet in the parlor at Thursday—The regular nt service will be held o’clocl:. Friday— The all day Red ¢ « meoting will be held in St. prrish house. Notes—Prof, ton seminary Plans are being school pienic on | Compounce. angs on their feet or housework Cross Shoe their Red who do own 1o need this A. Mz Its smooth-fitting Leach qualities, its neat and trim appearance, wearer R will A pr Vaughn of New ach during med to hol 9 aular Chil- be held usual e will malke the ustly proud of her foot diEL And S0 has the bends Perfect yours even vour feet You must surely sec delight We have glazed kid at PRICE it's famous comfortable 1t Red Cross Shoe with vour foot” feature. foot comfort still after hard on CLUB OUTING. club, composed of Stanley Works office, annual summer outing | at verside Park, he party will in automobiles at to the shortness program will be STANL The Stanley ployes at the {will hold the next Saturday oringfield, M is em- a day this shoe I in soft it in Oxfords, as SIMONDS Simond foreign AT MEETING . for the pas representative of local Y. M. C. A, has returned this country with his family on count of ill health. He visited Se tary J. W. Denton, and will give a talk |y at the meeting of the dircctors uf the cvening the | to THE SHOEMAN. 941 MAT =T, HARTFORD, St > Clcen Stamy