New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1918, Page 6

T. | famous none } " Reports | s in this coun- | observe 000,000 in Liberty @Brodinatc lodge funds; | 000 to tho Red Cross; | ™o the Young Men's Chris- and $1,000,000 fssociation, to var funds. Furthermore three A Elks to club over the use of the Red hnd other patriotic 30,000 Blks uniforms agencies, t of all are wear- rerican on land and is indeed a h splendid And id its share record. Tt of the I we are t the local lodge noble work proTTING THEIR EYES. upon President Wil- of July speech, the eblatt” has the follow e conditi Wil set forth by are . indistinet and one secks vainly to hrough the veil of mist le speaker means 11 latt the Berlin newspapers, the has heen the and ever the most in dealing with American pn in general with The edi- Teodor Wolff, the Pres- Wilson in particular. this paper, ntly has heen punished by Teu sors for writing ahout the friendli- surprising comment States in a spirit of Therefore, is to N his paper the cited He has generally been the mong those who are supposed form German public opinion, p the meani contatned in the ent's utterances it his instance, and is Aiffi- » comprehed comment it be that esent unles s | take houses have been | | | over | | { i | been so cowed by the Prus- no longer to publish what he really thinks, ailed fist that he ven the slow-thinking German fail to understand what ent meant when he said here can bhe but h settlement must final. re can be no compromise. No -way decision would be toler- .. No half-way decision is peivable. Herr ificance one issuc. be Wolff have possibl of this para- is the veign the consent of sustained by of man- seek of upon and opinion /hat we based governed organized 1e editor of bblatt’ v the censors who him from time to time, nor r Lord wt ttles them a fa when he pleases could esident’s meaning 1di sentence of Prussin knew Tit- he blinded rulers e ronsed forces they of.—forces which once roused. never be crushed to earth in; for they have at their hrt an inspivation and a pur- which are deathless and of b very stuff of triumpht le is. blind Prussian Pre unpleasant ot want to understand th He spok hear. things €0 they pretend talking be em to not pow what h about. there will Ame is couple of in France these doctrines We soon on soldiers t in their pounding ngh skull must wait hiley the | NEW BRI TAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 8§, IiC. AND SENSIBIE. 'Ws that Secretary of : s @ lld send forth broad- -] ter his conference | & f 3 ”@ y of the Commercial é ‘u E on, who assured osed illan siore,i of the “ALWAY S RELIABLE" strike indefinitely itri (4 AR post- FOR YACATION SUIT CASES, BAGS AND TRUNKS TUGGAGE THIRD TLOOR TAKE ELEVATOR this na- e P e ———— o amounted to a S though the dartability fobst would & PRETE cles subse- | fke, & wulk-out ost unwelcome DEPT. o ke Small Matting and Fibre Cases 16-18- Bstod cno jot huve ugh ‘those 1gh substit: who abai sizes mi C MATTING ¢ CANE, CASES, valne IMITATION LEATHER OASES COWHIDT CASES ] 2} inch Friced 75c to $1.25 each, to the wonld ene- proc Folution Atry, derive much sat News. There Fing results jd hed the Bir threat and been persuaded Ba, at least for the fthat their patriotism triumphed fig attain eir was just & =, o eMors will always bo | B 8 ] m 1 B e o their ac- Dress, Zteamer and Wardrobe Trunks premises and to realizc DRISSS TRUNKS d not desert their post at SIEAMER TRUNKS $6.50 nent in the history of WARDROBE TRUNKS $17.30 to $29.00. itry. SHIRT WAIST BOXES CEDAR CHESTS AND HAMMOCKS SUN-SHOWER UMBRELLAS for Vacation Tnme - Sun. ASE S198 fo and the special at Are - to $10.98 each which P the Traveling Bags MATTING BAGS 79¢ to $1.25 each, FIBRE and IMITATION UEATHER 5150 cach COWHIDIE BAGS of 8. $7.50 to $12.50 each. BAGS, eveeptional valuc common at Plack and tan icathers $5.50, 25.98. personal 86.9 cause s SR DRSS kv R A R S e IS, S $7.50 to $16.00, to $13.50, VON MIRBACH. Fassasination of Count von Mir- | German ambasador at [ a%ymore than anything else to ke Germany what a hor- net's nest was treaties Moscow, a realize Suitable for cither Rain « Water Proofed Silk in forced upon the Rus- Valne to $5.00. interesting to . will in- | I'hey're of venetted Plaids irred up when the and plain colors, fancy border $3.95 of Brest-Litovsk and Stripes. Bucharest Special Sale Price each. people were 1t will be sian ial Sale Tables of C Special Sale Tables of Corsets AT CORSET DEPT. SECOND FLOOR A clearance of all Broken Lines of Corsets. Stili a ment left, Instead of paying more for Corsets pay them over, your size aand Corset them, among them ONE TABLE at $1.00 Pair, ON ABI at $2.00 Pa Germany death the that what means to avenge Lhe of her en- would gle can voy. Ordinarily Kaiser declare not hair on d of be molested with immunity zood less. assort- Look and the fume German you is among h Belgium syle Ger- upon. was invaded on the pretense that had Germany v Values to atues (o $3.00 5.00. been fired 1 soldiers What official will do then, when 2ot WATCH i UESDAY EVENINGS PAPERS ANNOUNCING Summer Half Holiday Specia's for chnesday Morning July :0th her representative at ¢ murdered his which the G ing. Will declare s Or will she be satisfied with the isno- was in court is rman flag was ar on Russia? minious apology which Lenine quick to malke to Berlin upon learning the assassination? We doubt very word of any Bolshevik ! nothing of Lenine, | War He ! send his troops into Pet- We of much that the i to stateman, say 5 will appease the Lo will i undoubtedly hope 1 the window." honorette New York rograd and Moscow ope he reat sorvants. docs. Then they cannot be used on the possibilities # the for the be Cutting pockets the down won't average there will number much who been ¢ reduced of of ha has xperienc sstern front and ’ . s No wondc \glish language is Aifficult vl man, dship or further assassini- i H four the for igners re are on tion wmber ing a words ending with identically of 5 2reatly this character \delphia necessity for Phil combination of letiers and yet liffcrent are t Cough, same official alibi:—"For the storage space. service’. - The latest R rey whe The 1 how vastly 1e when Inquirer. good of the pronounced rough, bough idlers L o keep Springticld A | state . L of heg w Yo v from reported fast dough is they e ah the Republican. v of Feet on the feat Finds to travel August Thomas, dramatist and David Bisham, baritone the tile of —Headline. Some work wave e soloist, are THE WAR-GOD to be speakers at the in Woolscy 14— witl rors of war—Growers in | expected out- | celebration the Haven their of day July have deereased strawberries by 400 carloads hall ovening Nev od has wheaddield And caten The War-god chards, Nl o Journal Courier. T am sing hi - the children’'s bread % through Mohammed Hoh- VI, Ve the next Sultan speech ? suppos be Al like wen the or- the Litchfie there d (Illinois) ntly key will called enzollern linver Pasha or In o free something that LN : A - following item M1 om is improving at the hospital where D. Rockefeller born 79 B and of John was The W decently operate upor zo today for each year ; v believe in doing with he has a couple milllons stowed ina For never Will And we T prayer know h propriety out in Litchfield ind love he! we he hes V away somewhere claim that for Hosiery manufacturers have no altas for him oif cemetery At the Lexington club next Saturday orders are pouring in ladies’ | Nor any tourn We afternon held.” with ,embroidered “clc We stockings V1 We nt will he Jort note wround the ankl . fate looking can just imag- dwan ousht golf a dead zame ine the of a forward youth god And will We worn that divection to day caught in for the word we said! that die sworn green the ador von Mirbach had (i i G he . A Gov Te Ambas e ) history in school hay the fields shail studied have when only o would known whai happened to paper state » Head of aw ield lined Fos hen Me( 1tur And childr poleon he invaded Moscow 1 travels to Ga next for b the strong And will ard- earth e give n the purpose we the hot The fact that assassins have such |ing that town an honor there | She access to statesmen’s headquar- | will be 700 auio iles to g1 And g And fathers [n the old ters in Moscow ought to furnish Len- | grect him. Ivery inhabitant of Gny b0d, green { way ine and Trotzky with food for reflec- | Head must own a stable of flivvers. old of tion ) Then there shall he no mor FACTS AND FANCT Hank Gowdy, former biz leax Milky through the For. out to I host catcher. 1 veported tody, of have died it for Drigcoll Br machinists Corat: ~ainst the m traft m To car And s up strike and de ew Hav itk IO passing ihe enems with th ves h and periene nmpires ough ; into the Rottoml him drop jndgment d the ™ 1it the the former ezar isn't really oni in vhat will e e Diat 1t i Major, i his son. now a should be un “Sun the world 1 The moted vunk ? C (T\H'II \I"' BEh. war rende better se potat German 5 te enony Md two Colonel odore ; A Roosc of Apvreciation of Monitor Float to Belgium V. Strecter Hant Voices Norwich Ay for N ant in New Tngland = ~ ealled cahbage”, which some 10T Editor e rald Dear s Pr Pacitus, of Wilhelm to | Army of the Itepublic, 1 wi n committes of th Britain caiser 1ssian | will hoosts that the G b h n ng peac . to ex We mpath christen “The know the folks wanis Kai m of some s5 to the exccutive er's Flower don’t 18, writing st of columns of appreciation n deserves more s 2l able or the the the your and all cabbage. S o o Pat = ation Monitor Hampton ST hringin one-guarter When the 1ote:— the firemen found News ad they ging some burning 34 the bedroom, so they throw them out Roads, Va., March patriotic effort younger that president Washing- feson How should woman judge has placed ton. 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New Satin Bathing Mohair i sually sell for on Snits, well made and fashioned athing Snits, Jk Poplin Bathing TWO GROUPS O Wo v 69c there are tailored and hroid and colored striped eff At $1.39 Blouses of Val white Tive Wwos 18 aind checked, with Four new styles elahorate styles styles at Jersey Bath smartly one-pie Suits with in the ne lines and tights, ¢ slip-on effects, trimmed New Coat ool all the new colors, of i con- R S irled waist or icturesqu - urled waist or picturesque \% Jersey bound in P I sting shades, self- t , $4.98. Women’s d Mi Y ts, 75c to $2.98, Ocean Millinery, Of Shetiand ht $3.985. and lightwe ses, Bath- colors, 25¢ to SHETLAND AND Shetland wool in coat mode Hats, Third Faney fihe n pinch-back Cape in g 1 CORSETS ans Fine able colors. finished with 82.98 nventory Sole med money quality favorite Clorsets. W Reduce Cors: ninal reducing Corsets on 2100 W. S. 8 69c. makes of Corsets, »ecial Corset Well-iknown worth #1.50, at 29¢ Percale Bi Corset with spiralbone steel 31.00 two-piec and Linene. soiled big ba S$1.25 istn Corset White izhtly _?fil.,, SMITH & CO., rp—— = = = at $2.90, embroidery trimmed regular 50 charge for Corset fitting. ga help win the war he o do ourselves a great favor; the need urgent, and with to defense to all, the bringing tlogether t which made example of us ’m us t vet, today such an the minds struggie in he union of s possihle calls to of and simply the appeal nation ple thing, as and go at recause becaus do to fildepend | the to preserve our I us A 1 | | & imple loo} upon we are great prone favor \H‘l.\.HJ' Gstant v it a to to stick feathers strutting around it's patriotic country—not Iv for the national but nder a1 country, in Generai. Greand Army | hats and we granted it It helps the but late not the trial omes after 'n more And it 50 so much Tielpful to ourselves than so small what @ because Republic only war, it he ) 1864 M com James the w d with the of ar ps famous | vas an { gerett | Gap Car where is casy, hored in the river a two to the coun. \onifor fr thing to do = vith that it our lves We owzht instead of comparec our hoys in arms are Boastir save in oraer Save Without Dulut for doing it to do it. W expecting for heroism knees and thanls of getting a pounded into to the ax the nation joke to pin (From the h vid.) 1 | on e | Tust to finance the i hielp prevent f men and to Uncle Sam asks us > help win the war save so that| - W decorate ought him : us we te ve can help fighting so i 1°f zet on on that we need- D the opportunity ion o oney from ound And ti Aividnal s sense us af last that industries We do If to some nonessentials do ghting ea BT GO and a b s erage in s it Ve ex- and then w deepidomwn inoi ReOR S Nasy had of ¥ Minneapolis anyway. as though done o had ea kind! Iy stopped > Have absurd i way and begin overn we e ihing ha A o Exchange risoncrs, f some Tribune.) Have to think Sy you re agreement between A vou re Germany, arransed through the Internatio cxchange mili soners arc titled to exchange, rank rank for ma after eight months. 1derstood that under this rainy raugement approximately He French, Be a ot prisoners will It is unde the how v thought when that pride ol to sw tee of Hogte with our pa tries prisoners. to hecome pri en- it 3 us n come: to for su man Uncle Sam effect he asks to ething old age pace, 1t out frills strength and competition W he war, L Tit in us e sor dependent asks us to moderate our to plain living, to sleep and W German a Ialy is ut thus to thi the chief that no rcliance placed upon the promise liser not to re-enlist returned pris he German prisoners 1d England Ger- sieal I 8 to be exchar ood that to 1t favor be same has been ritain a lose us foolish shown plan by on \ spending that frazzles nerves re: our mind ment shricking out of our to up a lttle store use either to shelter us and sends to he sh peace of can Fe us save 175 £ oners o the wintry be returned f z0ad inipec on to from many in ph condition not be expectell m Germany he 1 in one shot that ls of the 1tish f what i ‘ priconer in vie when torin of wa v w s a coveted car. a buildinz known to he state 2 imings in German military prisons. “home of vn.” & I fields our ar ns to that habit anger forgotten ere, 1he Gie D agair contrast etween hat urope \any and her enemiies is empl but form t Germans ready the exchange the + he are war maans tha o make that retur : because thrift, tti of of they German in good not know ill be lition, " prison- fo! - physical He a to the b e were o op shooting our money Seen future consequences income I md a rved or we: 1 by cxposu tween a f the stling mps madic wherca owledge t 1sks 1 such to yortion aur e that British returncd rison « s to jn pris- for com easonable, decent sav He War ing e cnoat that o | ina St 17 fund asks us to put unfit wvings into Savings Stamps any Kind yonds he ma food enon from 2 men and their a important mi ith would no reliable arantee immediately into the conflict against the would be to increase the dif- VfF ve obey we bene healths he ask own vitis In and when short our Uncle Sam me is great ur more Chemise 9 Vight Gowns, $1.25 480 70 a8c, STLK de BECAUSE MERCHANDISE SCARCE AT OTHER STORES IS HERE IN QUANTITY AND VARIETY. THis WEEK WE FEATURE UNDERMUSLINS and READY. WEAR At July Inventory Sale Prices —Wise Smith, Hartford EXTRA SIZE UNDERMUSLINS fig embroidery stout figure trimmec $2.98 $1.49, $1.7 59c, 89¢ 98e, $1.25 £1.25, $1.48, £1.95 UNDERWEAR Chine and v $1.98 79¢c, 98c. hable Satin $4.08, $5.98, $6.98, $8.98 Cremise i9c. 8, ¥ sale on LINGERIE fancy 81 98¢, 82,63 05. $2.98, $3.98, £1.98 $1.45, $1.79, $1.98, 5 CREPE 83 modish DE CHINE. High lines. at 920, or BLOUSES, styles of voile in pia sets. and and Ve nise SHETLAND SWF sleeveless model ta wool ¥ Is “TAFFET Tustrous many =mall Sat Percale Dress c $3.98 Nurs ¥ Once in asks | ficulties this all right. now, t t d | doing, roses do it. Sam to o for little in and | expanding France and | the Commit- coun- All iming no the of ol and | force | ernment > | issue | receivahle, ed ve dotted lac: tailored well a S on jauntiest il styles, $2.95. COAT SWEATERS in a variety of TBER SWEATERS with white brushed collar and els and most wanted sport colo A" PETTICOATS black full elastic taife and desir- flare flounce, fitted belt, dainty models, ruffles with een Petticoats, black and colors, APRONE Aprons at Aprons at Breakfast Sets e, 79c. at $1 Uniforms at or low neck laundered will $1.9! Hartford $1.98, long sleeves like high be new at of the men now at the front Therc ercise is occasion for the of good military juc rather than ding to sentimer and Great has learned in the last ars how to do herc e nent, for vi Britain four well ve ar Corporation Plans, (Wall Street Journal.) To enlarge the War Finance Cor= poration’s power make might produce complications situation invoved. The corporation to borrow except limited to three If limits are enlarged, channel to will ased to direct loans eas serlous in a already has through billions on direct trans- it is probable circulation fc have to be changed Canalization for provided in the privileg nember banks to rediscount »aper secured the it was the corporation should notes, no power an or bonds: the actions the only its bonds ind iner bonds i given to eligible by bonds. Apparently the own intention that itself keep and lock and the e accounts ecuritie under Amendment direction will undertaking increase in its direct S would engage in active and business in stocks and bonds. The United States its owner mi be easily justly constrained, for uitimate protection of its to marking a gres pervision and control death of new ate worth W similarity hetween P and plan heightens fund forence between critic says: “It nized and successful sixty government arter in any courageous and With the t to in be a ambitious sted actions it ugge and own bonds, advance in of the life ar and old corpo while. thero the even the sn- every enterprise atever may Alc tai bankir recog- this pilan the the dif One been poiicy to a of nc vears' financing ve fc ire basc edit be dissent. tive thought, that conerete of national From this view there It repre conserva- however, which realizes digmfying private securities er but may = in se 20 yment the Such been mad in government control to 15 seem almost unrealizable made their 1 have ousness « Are the regulation of the propos poration’ dc th to without na enlar securities incident amendment of t ter to he Whether th welcomed are which plored o v are actical result them 1 the tion ent as soon Rifles (Halifa a tif Rifle put in Canada X Chronicle) th th tor ope at Que ation, a from America for the manufacture of are expected to keep it in steady ployment. ir contracts the Go AT em~