New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1918, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1918. Every penmny extravagantly or unwisely spent is a bullet in \ the backs of our soldiers. \, \ Buy what you need, but buy wisely—otherwise you are diverting l fabor from ammunition, clothing, shipping and the thousands of mll st S ave other articles our boys need to beat the Hun. = LOAN WHAT YOU SAVE TO UNCLE SAM. A War Savings Stamp Whll e costs $4.17 in June—will return you $5.00 in 1923. Here is what one War Savings Stamp will buy: One hundred rifle bullets—or A steel helmet to protect his.head from shrapnel—or A woolen bianket—or Fresh potatoes for four soldiers for a month—or A pair of campaign Shoes, a shaving brush and a cake of shaving soap—or A clothes roll and a pair of canvas leggins—or A coffee mill to grind coffee for the soldiers at the front—or An iron hospital bed for a wounded soldier This Space Donated by LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK knowledge of the help given by The permanent value In civillan neuro- | bomb such as Is generally used | council tomorrow eveming that the| IN THE FIRE DEPARTME Salvation Avmy gives it credit of E[]l LEEE GER[S T{] | psvehiatric work as assistants to hos- | against submarines. Fortunately for | White police patrol now in service be| New ducts from the recently o i being the hest comforter in the field 4 4 | pitals, courts, schools. ouf-patient de- | us it cxploded under the destrover.” | overhauled and that a new high-pow-| gtructed manhole in front of fire he: { 1t makes no claims for itself thai partments of institutions and various | (AR S ered seven-passenger car be pur-|]quarters on Commercial street hy :m;'nm baged on actual. not fancied, (: f [ il social agencies. The value of such ‘ FAVOR REPATRS AND NEW ,,.A\R"ld\flwfl» been laid and Supt. Cooley will s performances. Do the people of | 0 l special social work has been demon- ¢ _— begin wark laying in' new wiring 4 5 Worcester still want to help mm.-l ) g ted In the care of mental disor-| The speclal committee of the com- eliminating a source of trouble. FI ! ‘ | | ho¥s over here? Then contribute to the Salvation Army War relief fund.” Tts Workers Feed Fighters and | e £1,000 SPENT ON STORM DAMAGE in civil iffe in a number of wall- | mon council appointed to investigate R. E. Snyder. of 551 Maln street,| o, Thomas Roper and John Ef institutions including the | the purchase of two Reo carts for the | notified the police last evening that}jeft on their vacations today, o5t T e Phivps Clinic of Johns Hop- | police department met Monday <~\'f\-ln Winter street boy stole the wheels | Firemen George Schevd and Geol SDBCMI bOl]I‘Sfi M Smllfl ‘01 ki hospital in imore, the Bos- | ning anad voted to recommend to the | off his baby carriage Mpycroft. have resumed duty. mprove Their Morale joc wvowe st wnvousy e coion | Women in War Work 50 St it w3 R, : i the bills’ have heen received ta date, B York. | Mejor John F. J. Herbert of |2nd up to Saturday night $536 < 1s | New York, June 18.—The national | i o e e g o ande | e S ort o tha Ashris haa | Yo Xork Tune ih—me natonal |5 g0 AUSTRIANS MAY | Euy War Savings Stamps and Help Win the War date of April 23rd pays a splendid | e Lo | | tribute to the work of The Salvation = - ! nounced today the establishment of a { HAVE BE - N i Army in France. The major writes . s , war emergency course at Smith col- | 4 SEN DROW! ED‘ as follows: lege, Northampton, Mass.,, to prepare | “There Is something elss T want | § et to write about, and one in Wwhich I am 5 ol “ | Commander Rizzo Describes Success- much concerned, and I wish I could § of soldiers ring from nervous | facantiine aernialorl eviry eom: nd mental disease, Including war | ful Attack on Dreadnoughts Out- munity in the United States. T read flncnioses and Sithet so-called shell | With pain in a Worcester paper of L ) ] Lt March 13th that It was probabie fi:Z’ l'_"m_~l?1f:1v“ of '”T"M;fm‘ll"”'t that The Salvation Army would fail Falesd fondeons flsfunpxeced ented = in | progs ) Commander Rizzo, whose to reach its goal of getting $5,000 in e piceentiwar and alliofitiie ajliot omnanienl flae, Jhoes Worcester. That's too bhad. Foo u > G bl b A TG |txen (batticslin in Ehe AErladc huw more than the individual The Salv o le‘l 4 know 2 % T dealing < L - SLESREOTE thrilled Italy, tells a graphic story . case Man nf the sorders N b tion Army is the greatest agency what pencil fenail o es ‘M‘“, vdx"‘i‘ 1(\03 ~|:\u‘»‘i of the encounter in ch he took comfort, help and kindliness tha perfection is until the use of civilian aides as swell as | Daut and during which another Aus- there is in France. 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