New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1918, Page 2

,. CTH ITEMS | Frank Duffy has entere plo Wi 0D y & Judze Jo I rlkhant and family yhen of the Cohen Motor e agency i represent- o1 L taiy e good | fthe scrvic ) r geant A flor co. 10 Boperating & Bdward S fthe Naval Dever not state T fume from | osition with iMediter- | pq, was form late M. T tes. Mrs, W jtion Day, | heen out fout watch- | weeks, vis it is such | has roturn strec cover| James ( Boche | 18 enjoying a Rming arounda W York batteries | Gooduess of t Del shower | Advt s so we do Geare formerly of this | day. and at| city where Y 2 known men- ms in the ! . has heen promoted 5 ame (o sec ame sergeant at the Love Bing to waste, but | e 1 2 amp, Dallas, Texas Pys of war that we xa 3 icaman Charles Gaffney s we are holdin B near perfect as in vet as the trenches fare good and dry and “fine view of the German | ¥ The Boche has had the X 1 lodg i of St Eer of a better position every « 1 meet in nes Al weds fte have heen on the lines un- | n v evening at S k. Installa- Bw. 1 received vour letter. | tion of ofticers will take place led May 1, vesterday and was Niae Gt T IR BFvery clad to hear from you as it o S Lo de the only letter I have received from e e home in some time. T have not seen s Mot et 3 lany of the American masks as yet and | rows ure spending two weeks ot > tas T understand they are much bet- | 1ygian Neck, ter than the oncs we have now, will he interested to = stationed on the Ts | land or Malu: \ccording to a com munication to his mothe he has been en Lin sea battle this city, | Don't fail to take advantage of low | prices on straw hats at the Connor 0 ol-as- i cool-as hope they send some over soon L Summer Suit s ove e A cnow Olson (who was deco ‘mohair, shantung | SIS e (e e feupiend. wor - Ave heen together for some time Tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock, the g, and lmosgithe « wnd | are the only New Britain | executive commiittee of the Ameri- Bllav e oDencees our company and we often | canization board of the Chamber of and smiling content- i taceiner i Gompars © ikl | Gotimorse. will Hold e pastoohed ment of the Spanish ld New Brit’ with some other towns i Mcembers are fiesta s Tronon Bl tres we have seen, and we always come ! take notice of the fact that the meet of Havana. to the conclusion that therc is mo |inz will be held in the evening in The Jlace that can beat it. 1 had to | stead .of the afternoon as heretofore | stop writing now long wough TLuke Horsfall [ | du i Main strect vesterday Roy Saunders Clo® | Bl wrted borm ‘;‘1 e V- | heard the cash register being operated | 3 ASYLUM ST, leral big shells dropped very closc 1 looking insidoe saw a man at the HARTFORD. to our home so 1 think 1 will finish i AR a s writing inside. [ see where QUIE- |,y a36und in back to catch him, but ley . been elected mayor — once m, more. Well must quit now as it is too much a job to try and write as the quarters are very The police had Walenti Senpul at Hailoran Co. clecarance sale.—advt. While passing Mueck saloon on hie hiad escaped. The thief got little for his effort. lin here cioy nd there is hardly room to i headuuarters yesterday and pul him & —— = move. T still enjoy the best of health . through a grvil to ert if he YWPTIMENT APPRECIATED. ind so long as 1 continue to do that knew a wihing aiout the $600 stolen 1 have a whole lot to be thankful from Frank of Broad for, beleve me.” st ¢ They failed to connect him iy ilnay Propagandists Have e vith the case and released him Attracted Official Attention. e g ns D ters were born at the New | ayor G. A. Quigley today received | still well, although many miles fur- 000 ‘{‘m"”: ("‘” ”“‘”"h 1\'1”’~f1‘y‘>‘1f'; following self explar : | ther away. Ixpect to be even a littl el 3 : \ John ton Payne, ne further still before long. We sure .. .° 1 for the United ates Re { have made some trip and one that administration | vou could hardly believe, T cuess t is not clear whether the Stan- | there are not many hack in the Ste and Mrs, Kdward S, Starr Lincoln street Miss Mildred Swartwood has taken a position in bies' Summer hos- pital in Hariford for the month of Railway has at any time been |that know where we arc. 1 m I br federal control say I am now over 5,000 miles fron '0o remove any possible question, | home. We have secen some great Sister Mary David, of the Siste of order is issued definitely re- | places and best of all the one we arc | Merey, St. Mary's con- pishing same. now in € his 3 Before takir the will be remembered that “y at lberty vesterday after | veil, & ary David was Irene ley Railway is such in e V. |a number of days at sea, and it rri f Ne and this he last session of the legislature | surely felt great When we landed | is the first visit to her home oity jor Quigley, E. O. Kilbourne and | > we were bothered by some ! tive Sk is at the convent rs appeared fore the railroad ¢ different classes of peoble. | Merid Inittee and secured a franchise to wanted to be our guides and Excellent Tee Crea i D b a trolley line between the |sell us all sorts of novelties. You | nEau eV cl cis street terminal in this city | need a guide here, for it is easy to s el Lt the Elmwood terminal of the | get lost W hire 1 cab and rode ecticut company. That was the | ayound to see the sights ey EVENTS TONIGHT ever heard of the Stanley Rail- | gtreots were again the specialty \ company until today’s notice was | by the way, the people looked at us - pyad proved that they have seen but few SiDevioy pholopkus And Sodevill: Yankee sailors. They called us | Lyceum {heater g ‘Americano.’ Goats in the streets srind were a big specialty, and they milked Hiigi olics phoko itk voas i them right there. We have aboard | :ter now as a mascot a canary bird and a little pup. Others have goats and Vaudeville and moving | parrots, anything to ease our mind ' Keeney's theuter in the spare moments. We are now 2 having the hottest weather we ever Newt Briteint 1o had, and that is some hot. It's ' mcets in Jr. O. pretty lonesome place and on the street at night there are no lights WAt ington T na allowed. I took in a movie show ! P, meets in Vega hall and again saw a picture of Charlic 5 Chaplin and Mary Pickford. This Central Labor Union, js the first place since the states ' Painter's hall that we have seen anything tha SO PIRST BAPTIST CHURCIHL DECIDE 2H JSE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE HERALD looks like any of our big cities at Isabella Circle, Daughters of Jsa The regular mid week er meot- | FOR QUICK RETURNS home. bella, meets in Judd's block. | ing will be omitted this w | Manniacturing Inter and Council | | | TYPHU VER IN STATE. Galumet Folub irheats at 58l Ghuren | SlEmemberstofithe 1 ittee to Meet ‘Tonizht. S —— e S ] Dr. T. Eben Reeks, state epidemi- | street. congregation are uvs 1 the : : E"‘ ologist, reported tod 1at Connec- = | community singing at ot ! # & ticut now has a case of typhus fever, e Douglas, No. . der of | bark July 4th at 8 P : < : 4 4 g 3 H Es’ as well as four cases of leprosy, Clans, meets 277 Main Starting next Sunday, J h, th or , I FINAL TOUCH und the observation of the state t ‘[:-.m,, Congregational and Fi - | dent of t Adneri rdwire ¢ 4 127 Main St Opp Arch St Phone 1409-2 | board of health. 'The case of typhus — { tist churches will unitc [ rion |1 vi t \ ¢ ecia g o= s | the well-groomed woman's fever is in the town of Greenwich Leading Star loc s 5 servic During July bilet consists of the application Tyhpus fever, Dr. Recks explains, is llectric hall be held in the Center Ce a face powder. And it must | very re in this country and the church and durin Au 1 nd to wion ch 8 spoiled t state in a gr many years Royal Arcaum, meets at 242 Main Prof. R. M ) ewtc yur ¢ = e = treet .'['?nuh il Seminary SCHROEDEL IN FRANCE. = —- - during July Face Powder | i LR e Voile, Gingham and Linen Dresses priced $5.75 to $15 Herman Schroedel of Glen street, a UEARING ON STREET LINE. per services will start next of | evening, all of the lo¢ vorks this evening a hearing j l member of the first wgent of e e i ontee National Army men sent fo Camp'| puniie e Upton several week has ar- | wil be b 80 adherent that it iz not af- rived safely at rench port Hi v perspiration or the arents eived this information and it is invisible, leaving || da te Sclirocdel, o suggestion of make-up. y worked as rfurned with Jonteel the Stanley Works new odor of 26 flowers. Endeavor societic iven on the petition for the | services are held at the IR S e S bandonment of the building line on ; il ey Sunt B | the cast side of Klm street bhetween i e o | iZast Main and Smalley streets. Traut 1 nbers of the | New Ceclored Smocks, best combinations of colors; best materials and hand embroidered. Priced $2.25 to $5.98. New Voile and Batiste Waists. New round neck, collarless, button back, and others. Specially good Bathing Suits. 2= ently purchased the Cohn are ur the cornc Klm and envelopes in ind plans the erce- : s at the ctory huilding. The build- corner is now being razed i They Shall Not Pass ! ! HUSBAND AND MONEY GONT of the local Rec Mrs. Gutofski of 211 High S B See “THE BELGIAN” f|informed the bolice lust night that | senior her husband had left home, t $ | junion mor with him savings amounting to- $2 The officers will RED MEN'S OFPICERS Following are the e wants her husband arrested. | meeting on Jguly