New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 7

CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, July 12th for Annual Summer Outing. The Gift of the Tirm fanrilies. All Fridays hercafter up to and will close at noon. to their many employes including September 1 nd th th, we Of Great Importance in Our Jul;/ Sale THOSE WHITTALL RUGS AT . BIG PRICE CUTS This Sale of Whattall ¥ Discontinued Patterns, is the most impor= tant happening that has been offered in the Rug Line for some time. When this lot is gone you lose a great opportunity to save money. for the malkers have notificd us of an advance of 157, on all new purchases. That means the next 1ot will cost us more than we are asking for these. Buy now if waut a Rug and Save by doing you s0. ALI, ANGLO-INDIAN stricted price was Our Spe sale price is $74.50. WHITTALL ANGLO-INDIAN, x10-6, restricted Our July WHIT ax12, 1 WHITTAL ANGLO-PERSIAN, ax restricted price $111.00. This Special Sale price is $88.00. TEPRAC WILTON, Our WHITTALL fx12, retail pi Special Sale WHITTALL ANGLO-INDIAN, 27x54 in., restricted price was $9.75. Special July Sale price is $7.50. WHITTALL ROYAL WOR- CESTE size 9x restricted price $102.50. Sale price is $81.50. WHITTALL ANGLO-PERSIAN, 54, vestricted price was $11.50. July Sale price is $8.75 ca. WHITTALL ANGLO-PERSLIAN, 10-6x10-6, restricted price was Sale price is $105.00. price is .50, WHITTALL ~ ROYAIL WOR- CESTER, 4-6x12, vestricted p was §: July Sale price $36.00. WHITTALL — ROYAL WOR- CESTER, size 9x stricted price was $114.75. Sale price is § WHITTALL ANGLO-PET size 11-3x15, restricted price $190.50. Sale price is $151.00. ALL ROYAL WOR- size 1-6x12, restricted 5.00. July Sale price IAN, was size price was is $12.50. HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY #OR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. this reason that the meeting is called. Dr. Katheri Bement Davis of the committee Training Camp Activi- | Cha ties will at the meeting and there will be a number of other short | stressing various phases of for rls. meetir will Reports on among the h as War s, Junior WIRE TAPP] of speak s Gonde to Be Parolled From e Sing Prison Next Month BERLINITES URGED TO HELP UNCLE SAM s =555 B 15,000 Quart Jars of Fruits and | S g e R ) Vegetables Should Be Canned hear i CHANGE FOR WOMEN any who are interested in the! BERLIN NEWS i New orf, York who amassed 30 | “fake wire-tapping tained a Supreme made public vesterd to be paroled from month Benjamin dorf’s counse July i fo tond- the Charles une game, ob- Court decision, entitling him Sing Sing next | addresses the work The A, M vities | state in be called at 11 the various acti- rls throughout the avir Junior Food Army, Child st Cro Fagan of Ossining, Gon- has obtained a writ of mandamus against Warden William Moyer allowed only 10 days off every not reversed by a higher court Gond- orf will have about three months lopped off his sentence. He served three vears. For cfficient in prison, Mr. Fagan contended, dorft was entitled to have ten taken off every thirty, wher Moyer, and if the parole decision forty serve Justice Platt’s dec requires the Warden to make more favorable allowance. be furtherance of this work. It is hoped | that a number from this town will | attend the conference at the Capit -|} tomorrow has work Gou- days Lrill i months Drills for the | very Monday | non-commis company will | meet usual at the Mown hall. The | first meeting of the non-coms. under | = | this new ruling was held at the Town | Sells Most Number { hall last night i During We 1(»\\'|\: ¥ Lieutenant Carter has heen | | placed in char of the local M. | pany temporarils to the resigna- regard- | tion of the former aptain G. Beck- | ett. 1t is that Lieutenant | Carter will be placed in charge of the | permanently within the weels. State Guard : Col. Asks That IFor a period there ! | is to be no State Toward | jocal | evening, | sioned of two Gue Jarvis Every Family on the In Town Do Its Share company however, the officers of t Preserving loodstuffs—Other News — CAMP SCHOOIL: LEADS, Of The Village. A of Thrift Stamps Berlin communication to the peopls of be both of of July 6. all’ in Colonel C. which should in- terest and profit to the on the sale of week the 1 The following report rift Stamps for the ¢ 6, 1918, is based on in in o com- has been issued The s by dug Ju imber belonging are listed sales. Jarvis. ing the fruits, communication, hools per capita hool of each the canning of vegetables and probable with order is very coming timely . | company government’s numerous requests | course of a The Amout of Cash Turned 5 few for canning at this time. com- | | Army | | Trucks Back. Sohools - inl Ccamp this Monroe ternoon returned Grammar .. the town this morn Northend he cars went through A Rl were loaded with something liha Bursite ed with a canvass but on their Smith 2 urn they empty, having de-| pocrwell short of canned fruits| posited their wherever their | and if re obtain- | dest tion returned | at | this morning rtford direc- | tion, and it that they | were enroute Devens when seen Sunday. municat folows The on The 59.75 number town through When the cove tru army about 15 whi ate Council of Defense has g through 1 notice in d reference to naay i 13.00 | . | ment has & | the vdy requisitioned 63 per first | cent. of tory canned goods for our troops.” This means that we are were zoing to be g0 at was he from Hz is probable for Camp cet Iast and able, vegetab cars : i Smalley Bartlett ... Mary’s No report Joseph’s No report it will be the price Already price of all cunr goods St has doubled St The put this people of 15,000 quart mean f sked What ? There : —%00 famili canned fru « less than tt Home weel, a total of We are ance, talent, to “My Au " o o California.” | Total From Cali- on Iriday | the Women's | Mssionery scciety | the perform- | given by local | i ice cream social. The is advertised as a | | first class comedy with one laugh| ¢ s ; after anbtBor =ad i sxpected 1o owe-| Monfertul pewe flexibility anc S ps attempts of the| freshness. This young sit has more S | than thirty in her repertoire which she has sung in C(anada, Mexi- vana and the United States. In , she created the leading role is|in the new Spanish opera “Dolorosa” | with great success. Mlle. Madeline | sings with equal facility in Naval Re-| ppench, Ialian and German. day furloug her artistic accomplishments parents My young artist and beauty. Annapolis Md. | Whitaker | Northampton \ comedy, Aunt vill ' be given of this week by and Berlin which ther o you and m in RBerlin sumption of ables is not KEENLEY'S Mile. M soprano at the United her years, much on the She is the THEAT leline, the Keeney's States, eni fte native artist mezzo- of of Foregn Following is to will play is a For mily per 5,000 cans O el an for 1 be To and ve winter tha spare time for Iyric and operatic stages, farmes : poss: of a voice of sor geta higher I'ut ts v | class ever to cmr ious s < ove es to sell 1t neighbors | local spians ! of Brief Items. | co, T Havan | in 00d price Very truly CHAR o lette d that take Naval ump Devens Philip Fagan of the Re- | | serves, stationed at ( furlough JARVIS, explanatory | women o of is self home on 2 advantage inglish, Added the W. Skinner serves is spending a the home of his inner is stationed at My d Mrs. E. G. pendir vacation in of the five | Grant 3erlin will splendid Mr. Jarvis L the | pportunity suggeste - as acc WOMAN MAKES SCENE Mrs. William scene at the noon when her sentenced to 13 taken to Hartford him away the onc nd out Hartford. tho! urtheran work a gt Kasamiericez the ot Lte patri women a will morrow Marjorie the interested clephone repair men are the telephone street he repairs New morning, B. Hall working | 4 wires on heen depot ve: d young held at the morning Moore girls of the state ) State Ca 1 airing lin need of At the ptal this Mrs. W proved band, W for Britain General the condition reported have time days in jail She tried to d of the pris- velled at the be Miss head War cived wroline s0mC nd af oon Hos- of rest from failing of Kensington of s she Activities vome noti B communication Rutz he committec town has from Mis d of the on > T iz as i voicc her ee The meeting of the July 4| nittee will be held | at 8 o’clock in the | Com final of | Celebration | Wednesdy Town hall The local meet with ) SOLDIE SV TO WE Mr. and Mrs Whiting street have made public the announcement of the agement of ter Miss Jennie to Private Martin, of the ambulance stationed at Camp Devens ‘tin spent the week-end at his home here. e evening iittee asking the his notified meetin, best nen town inte that this be comn they may umong the There reste the iv rork to the m and learn how of Foresters New Britain Plainville courts tonight in the rooms F. Court Frindly in New Britain, plans for the convention which be held soon. court the will assist and in Yaung women present a girls of the ment and patriotic he work of th need town is the develop- s for for sel work nd of to stz malke s to ] | Ahern and M Mr. | ending | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY #LAINVI_@J, ;}JEW% ' CANNING CLASSES T0 MEFT WEFKLY Plainville WomeinfiTake Active In- terest in This Work TRUMBULL ~ SHOP GLOSES Frank De Carlin, Well Known Ialian Resident, Dies A( Hospital—Fac- tory Closes Monday for Summer Vacation. The cannin clu ia were recently formed under the di- rection of Miss TElizabeth oville will meet weekiy. The class made up of those working will meet every Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. The el which consists of those Who are nof working each day will every Wednesday morning at $:30 o’clock in the Ma- Temple. All girls are urged the class and make it @ success. which meet sonic join to Sunday School Report. Th s Congreg read at Sunday. showed an from > to nnual al Sunda the session The pri increase mi-z ports of tio the 0ol were <chool on last department in enrollment 0, and the whole schoel has an enrcllment of 177, which is an ner in six months of 22. There re nine officers and 20 teachers. The average attendance the half yvear was home department has 74 and cradle roll had during the half year. The offerir of the Sunday scheol ounted to $1,0 and of this sum $38.16 was sent for the varioas henevoient Fred- crick Bullen is superintend of the Sunday school departments Letters at Postoflice. letters remain unclaimed at this mail is busine parties rostoffice at once he following should be Derusso, Wlady- o Peters, Ja- Patri 1ary se for the 9 5 an ca ent Several the local urgent sove should call at the and claim them list of letters w t once: P eplaio Biakowiysa cob Falk, Jame tofficc iment ich A acbes es Grammerari Frank DeCarlin Dies, Frank DeCarlin of Camp street well known Italian citizen of this town | died yesterday afternoon at St. I hospit Hartford, followirk illness. The of death wa wtion of diseases. DeClarin vears of nd was born in sur- | Ray- | Franlk Edward cause he is Mrs. gton; Mrs. Mrs DeC: Joser Besides his wi ht children of ¥ Hartford Miss Luise nlk a4 mond Clark Blesso of Lackey and of Plainville; Fr and Charles, The funeral morning at taking rooms of Pierce JosepL by ei will he held tomorrow 10 o'clock from the under- wtthew Leo Prior on street. Burial will be in St cemetery Red Cross local Red Cr ommittee an- that the Plaiuville hranch of | the Red Cross has accomplished con- | siderable work during the month of | June. During the month 55 pairs of | socks were knitted. Three evening | classes meet each week and a ¢ amount of work has been accomp ed by these classes, which meet Tu day, Wednesday and Thursday eve nis The classes are the Red Cros “h of the Koworth League. the the Girls Home Fconomic the Catholic Patriotic chap- | Notes. The nounces pter s ol club ter. The Red neunces that and Cross committee yarn for the knit- ting of socks and sweaters has wr- rived and it is hoped that the towns- people will turn out and co-operate in ! the knitting of the Plainville must do a great d of work duri the Zoods | Rea | Britain | must | bull accomplished | the summer months and the women of the town are to come to the Cr help. Plain- 2000 women' the D: This work September asked rooms and to knit must. help 8000 fille asked garments and branch 200 make swaters by and completed Trumbull vacation Mfg. Co., and the shop will The week's vac n excursio in Rock heen ar he made trolley The excursion party will leave the cente! next Monday mornir at 8 o'clock, and the return trip will be started at 5 o'clock dinner will be served at the Rock Brief Daniel Collins and (¢ went on a fishing trip this morning. The annual pienic the Congrega- tional church was held Ytoday at Lake Compounce. The picnic cars left th 10:05 and returned at 5 Dyer of Norwich Robherts socks be Evcursion. of the will Trum- begin The annual Electric Monday one weelk begin with company { next close for | will the extra ¢ and the trip will ation iven by overal ed for by N Ttems. harles Claich to Congamond of center at Miss visiting trect. Katherine Mrs. C. C. is | of Iast Day has accepted a po- New Britatin office of New England Telephone Miss Myrtie sition at the he Southern company The Red worth Lea Red Cross rooms of the tonight Cross chapte S | e will meet at the | nd John spendin meis LaVassg the Newport Vassar fier Eugene T have returned days visiting is stationed ion | Alquist | few | who | it training | former the Dwight wirston, a ville States United i Plain- | Mar ptain J. 15 Trambull, Piest P Jutty and Se s Wim of the Guard are at ¢ Liet tenant c- tenant icut Statc ond i Connect- l amp Locke, Niantic, where will remain for four days. Lydia Butler home from Still Rive t the they Miss 1s returned ter spend home of he a week's vacation ¢ cousins Miss clerical ofiice of Telephone Beryl De Turner has accepted sition at the New the Southern New company Lawton, I its monthly Grange Hall will held Count A Nolh in General of will hold tonight in the allation of the meeting. WAR ORDERS HERE officers be New Britain Manufacturing Concerns teceive Contracts From Various Government Departments. 9.—Gove awarded - the to Con- necticut gineerine the arm ment, M supplies ment, includc Tames Gra lammers ai fintter inet Lock Co. Bridgeport tion, Bridgeport Atwood Mfg. Co. Sargent & hooks; Bridgeport conc Gen rasters Corps, on accounts, the ni followir e Works v am nlcy Uve g New B Hardw: 1rds: Corbin Cab ain ks Mig opency Waterbu New padloc Corpora- Plume rive Joi) Have Hardy nieat Co machini punches; Wilcox, Southingtor Hardy « Ins serapers Rule & TLevel wedges; also Peck, Stow & wrenches; Union rington, chisel Co., Simsbury, ley Rule & Landers Frary mouthpiec Hardware Co. necticut Valley bits: Stanley 1 Peck, Stow wtional Siiver spoons; Acme port, surgical ford Co Stanleyl Co. sted 1 chisels; London, Bristol, ery Co., duce Co. potatoe sted, pins paper f Hartford, Pharmacal E.Jennings and Jo:, Wlior- <forq slitters; St driv cordean Level Co., & Clark bushin univer Mig. & Level Wilcox Co Co serew New Bridgeport tool; Co ‘0., Centerhroo le Co.. to. & hit i Shear (' 0. Bridge scissors; Ensign-Bick w csmiths' tools Co., Winsted, Perry lce Co., H. Sessions & are; N London Thams Fruit & London, onions England Pin Co Oakville Co., Green & supplies; Norwich Co., New safety fusc terproof; Win wood N¢ Son blad ige Tool w n ic J. hard bread; New New e Pro- and Win- Waterbury, Bauer Co., Norwich médicine; Iaven steners; X-ray Co., & chests WAR Details of were talked meeting of the Ma Committee held in the mavor Plans which into operation the aster in this city are by each rt which each be expected EMER the « NCY v BOARD. emergency evening ors’ En over at office of of are to event to be in member ib committee take in the Those tak- dividua the p would event ing rart H. to of such a disaster in the discu Holmes, Ired P H. Bodley Maxwell n were - Dr Hart Lrsons, d Good coo consider MAZO better than M meet- | Tt at Brit- | | Bak- | learn | ANY a housewife hesitates to fry fish because of the smoke but with Mazola there is no such objection. . CO That's What Ide DURING CTAL REPR! GIVE DEMOX EMPHASIZ] OLUDING It is an o8 cent. of fuel,d a woman’s i which will b 10 to 12 a. This i8 a country. Remember | Six Men of the Polishing Gang Walk-Out. “strike t the scarcely ly run | o8 1id per- h e proposed by '@ has ¥ Sympathatic The Barnes led Kobert company ripple the It is to laugh,” s { sons who know the situation | The working cre of polishers the factory men the number w full day and ssociates with him them to work morning and the other places Superintendent day that the sub contract As i ven day pay | work and after | they =0 ant more than of affairs. at | pany which One rtur- quit consists of six of authoriz i of work s paid in hi | fir public s. uil carry sonuc Som« of vtoa 1 back voult Monday usual filled. | Sutherland said polishers company have bec worked on Browning gur the learnin ne customary while bec proficienm work. 1 e the o1 onto piecc \IPTER yustle they on the of the Police RRound ishers and trouble Wit let maker wrded He as Violation of was Zo us regarded BONDS SET AT & New Yori, J 9 | Rumiey, of ‘ venir feha at lixu‘ 1 1rrest 1 | undesi ‘l | | | 35,000 il fo the New h m, rested ermani he v court w 000 wrrai district folloy ks L4, tiof The @ ser pas! min Two Re; 1cen senge ding istry of to . cstl tween "M \ of Spai DRAFTEES. Eligibles ations, and odor, Niazpla can be used so hot without burning, that it “‘crisps over’’ the fish very quickly—brings it to the table golden brown and delicate, never heavy' or greasy. For salads Mazola is as rying fats.” . good as the best olive oil—and it costs much less. 1 . Thousands of American women are using this pure, delicious oil of corn in preference to butter, lard, suet and *‘f Mazola is a most delicate shortening—makes rich but digestible cakes and pastiv. Saves time, prevents waste as Mazola is an oil and requires no melting, And Mazola saves animal fats. S T L= i SAUTEDR FLOUNDER Put Into a shallow frying pan enough Mazola to cover the bot- tom, and when hot stir in one-fourth t flounder in bone side down and cook carefully rell browned; then turn over and brown in the same manner. Garnish with lemon and serve very hot. In deep frying, use no more. It must be - a few pieces at a time. t enough Mazcla to cover the food, and t enough to form a crust quickly. Fry only Mazola is always uniform. For sale in pints, quarts and gallons. (The large sizes are the most economical to buy.) Get a can from your grocer foday. (AHERN & CAHOON, Ask your grocer for the valuable Cook Book espciall prepared for Mazola users—or wrile us direct. FREE, New England Selling Representatives: 131 State Street, Boston MAZO The Delicious Salad and Coo! Froduced by the CO 20 203 153 FIW VoA LA RN PRODUCTS REFINING CQ