New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1918, Page 3

Boston Store A GRAND SHOWING OF PLAID GINGHAMS The prettiest styles shown | in this city in many months are contained in a shipment ! just received. 27 and 32 inches wide at | c and 42c¢ a yard. NEW WAIST MIDDIES ARE COMING ALMOST DAILY A heavy quality at 65c a yard. Fine yard. McCALL GOODS FOR AUGUST ARE IN. PULLAR & NIVEN ILL INVESTIGATE LIVING CONDITIONS Rooming Facilitics in State’s Indus- trial Centers to Be Subjected to Closest Scrutiny Hartford, cilities in necticut benefit tivities of necticut St cording to Plans ducting can Bridgeport ar time ago. A tigations the state federal the July industrial will of fa- Con- the -Rooming cent in investig for workers through the ac- us of the Con- e Council of Defense, ac- announcement made to- being made for con- ses similar to those in 1 Waterbury held some quest for these inves- has been recommended to il by Leo A. Korp divector for Connecticut of United States employment service. The *'re room” campaign ted war bure was conducted in Waterbury by dividing | the city into 5 districts and assign- ing sub-committees to the work of canvassing and reporting daily. A _general advisory committ worked under the supervision of the United States employment service office and the Waterbury war bureau. The dis- trict committees secured information regarding the furnished and unoccu- | yuke 4:16. He was accustomed to pied rooms, tenements, Thouses Or | attend religious services on that day. s O hireq | Christ ket the commandments of His vestizators tofinvestigats the chars | on poriectlyiidolny 16:10 8 Thys seter of the . peomrs s ameitey “"ar | He became a perfect Saviour. And as ors, iho clase ot sooms B Uhe iHe lobeyed in nine) of the\ commend= \fiformation | Reports are made! on | L.o2is Ee also keptithe fourth I And dirds which are kept on file accord- | Lo, 17 0Ur example in all things 1 ing to districts at the United States | L ot° i "“‘“” pejloilom i Listazops -mployment service nited States | o will do likewise. Bployment o g o ,.‘\,L'"‘(”,‘Z";f‘:‘ The Sabbath is a memorial of all rooms notiy the office and a list of | 804's creative works. The greatest name in the district surrounding their | 07 G0d's works s the = re-creation plant are forwarded. The report baok | Of man, which is brought about when R e e e B TR (L Bt e, o T P e risoricdlae & heck Iwuh.v' ‘nn nlf God t'("m‘rh\{\;: t‘o the T o A oheck DY ) instruction Jesus gave to Nicodemus. \\“ -committee in the district so- | pio THGON, T B e A sign that we have become God's children, RN R S it we may know that He is our CHANCE FOR NURSES. God ek 20, Mr. Dana In orc to meet the demands to | laid before his lar audience the £ lified nurses for military | importance of observing the seventh plans, tI Connecticut ate Board of | day, and urged his hearers to accept Exar a Registration of | all the sacred seriptures teach. Nur hold a special examir Te ared that the religious ob- ic registration at the state servance of the seventh da com- tol, Hartford, on July 30th and monliy called Saturday, w more Eve eligible rse should | than a question of da and involved herself of the opportunity to get into | @ mighty principle of obedience of line. and file her application at once | God’s law, and upon it “hung our with the secretary, Miss R. I Al- | allegiance to the Deitv—whether we baugt shall obey God or accept the substi- WOMEN WORKERS WANTED. ject would be “Sunday in the New The Y. M A. has asked the co- | "pestament.” Texts speaking of the weration of the Women's committee | first day of the week will be consid- of the Council of Defense, in ing | ered. Is there any authority in them women for canteen service overseas.|for observing Sunday? All are in- A1 applicants for this work must be | vited er 25 years of aze and should be | = EbLSt0 mocu Eheln owin s <beliserifo the NURSE GOING OVERSEAS. axtent of $300. Volunteers are asked e £ L "(/m’: f‘_;fl”"‘:v ; ""” l‘"_“’h‘m‘\m“,‘“',’l‘.‘;’j Miss Sophia Appell of Holmes Avenue ttee SAVE THE WHEAT ! NO BREAD AND BUTTER FOR ME WHEN | CAN PosTTOASTIES (MADE 0F CORN) Wfl scarce and desirable | article is 36 inch P. K. for | Skirts. We have it in a good | Sheer Organdie, 40 inches wide, at 45¢ and 50c | [EVANGELIST URGES KEEPING SABBATH! | | Says the Daryrwyasr Made for Man? l by e Amighty | Th ¥hath was for man | | and not man for thc Therc- Man fore also of Son is Lord of the 0:27, 28, Thus Dana at the | last evening he ¢ er of te in made has 1S the ition of the cond chap- read beginnin L the Park Tent and nley part: “Evervthing time of mak abybath made abbath in given in ter of the first three verses. | After « had created the heavens and the earth in six days he then | made the Sabbath, On the seventh day of that first week of time God rested from all blessed and sanctified that day as the Sabbeth “Who made the Sab ? was associated with the Fathe | creation. In fact it was Christ | created both earth and man. 3:9; Col 1:13-17, It was he ! rested from his work, thereby setting | apart the ybath; and by his ex- ample taught Adam and his descend- Gospel said that W he insti s0d his work, nts how they should observe the | day. In view of the fact tbat Christ was the creator, his words to us: “The | ybath wa d for man and not man for the Sabbath. Therefore the | Son of Man is Lord also of the Sab- bath,” come to us with renewed force and significance, Christ made the Sabbath for man; he and man kept it together. “The Sabbath, aside from its being day dedicated to rest and worship, has another value in that ‘He hath made his wonderful works to 'be remembered,” and ‘Thy name, O Lord lureth forever; and thy memorial, O Lord, throughout all generations: Ps. 111:4; 135:13. It was thus set up at creation that mankind might ever kept in mind the one who created all ‘the wonderful work Sabbath a Day of Rest. “In the fourth commandment, God rehearses the work of creation: ‘Re- member the Sabbath day, to keep it ho Six days shalt thou labor and do all thy work; but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God; in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manse ant, thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates: For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day; wherefore e Lord blessed the Sabbath day and hallowed it Ex. 20:8-11. $ long as the creation endures, the memorial must remain and it thus becomes absolutely impossible to alter it. In order to substitute another day, nor the Lord would be compelled to ob- literate the creation and perform a new creation within a different time. | Man may endeavor to substitute an- other day for that of the Creator, but the Sabbath will remain as an everlasting memor| at God created the heavens and the earth in six days and rested on the seventh. “It is often contended that | sabbath is a Jewish institution. the ‘Sabbath was made for man.’ And ‘man’ does not spell Jew. In Adam and e we all have a common The word ‘man’ embraces family of mankind through- the But parenage. the entire out all generations, Jew or Genile, without distinction, race or color. “Christ observed the seventh day Sabbath when He was here on earth. tute of man.” It was annotu nced that tonight's sub- | Receives Call for Immediate Service. Miss Sophia Appell of Holmes cve- | nue, who enlisted some time ago in the Nurses's Corps for overseas dut | has received word to report at Nc i Vork tomorrow. I‘rom there she will | 20 to a point of elmharkation for duty [ in France. Miss Appell is the fourth of her famiy SOTV he country, imu hroth e Tt e R | Another local nu to leave the { i Miss Clare DesTardins. She has been superintendent of nurses at the | New Pritain General he ital and su- | pervisor of the nurses’ training school ‘4'4\””14'41! with it for several vears. She expects to receive a commission | in the T & Army Nurses' Corps and MARY Nurse's FAUE A SIGHT WITH PIMPLES Large, Hard and Red. lichedand | Burned So Could Not Sleep, ume ROBERTS RINEHART TO GO TO FRANCE AS A RED CROSS NURSE Garh, | Cuticura Soap & Ointment Healed | Inside a Week, Now Not Ashamed to Go Out. | i i "My face was covered with pimples and I was a sight to look at. The | | . pimples were of pretty large | size and they festered, and | were hard and red. They i itched and I had to scratch my face making it worse. Then it started to burnand | 1 was not able to sleep. ““Then 1 used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and inside of & | week I was all healed, and now I am i not ashamed to go out.” (Signed) | Frank Nuzzo, 165 Cove St., East | Boston, Mass., August 24, 1917. A little care, a little patience, the use of Cuticura Soap, and no other, on the skin and for every-day toilet purposes, with touches of Cuticura Ointment, now and then, to any pimples, rashes, redness, roughness or dandruff usual- ly means a clear, healthy skin, clean scalp and good hair through life. Sample Eaoh Free by Mail. Addresspost: card: “*Cuticura, Dept. R, Boston." Sold everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. ter ice cream-—Semon’s; Axel- | rod’s Pharma "Phone 1366.—advt. Frank Kenefick and F. J. Miller- ick, stationed at C Devens, were T e G vk MARY ROBERTS RINEHART Charles Lynch of Washington street, has cceived notice to report | Mary R-~!~m-t~ Rinchart, mous Writer, in the American Red Cross Nurses' | tomorrow, at the Pelham Bay train- Uniform which She Will Wear in Active Service in I'rance ing station. Nary Rot St . e T (7 e plrcnt |l QP I s, 10 o Amv;(\rmdvnmw in many cantonments from hes 5 oortedlitl Belham B ay for | eTica’s foremost writer: responding | At tic to the Pacific at the request : ! ¥ SN 0 v e | OF the secretary of war. duty in the Naval Reserve. to the nation’s call for 25,000 nurses, [ °f M 2 3 But tl for the o Private Douglas Johmston was | has enrolied with the Department of | zona by | Nafienaiie, e mnooier has home from Fort Slocum over Sunday. sing of the American Red Cross|nize this here is no use deluding “Red Dot” 6c cigar all dealers. | and soon will take her place with that | Ourselves by the occasional mall e 5 : s vallant army of women who are min- |5 CeS8es Which begin to mark the rank Berson of Stanley street left | /.= B0 " U S | turn of the scale. The big thing is today for Pelham Bay, where he is | Stering to the sick and wounded ir | stil] before us. We are still merely in entering the service of the United | France. our period of preparation. There i States Naval Reserve. He expects| Mrs. Rinehart is expecting a sum- | long pull ahead and to win will v later, to enter Columbia university, to | nong to overscas service momentarily, | 1117 the collective individual effort take up the study of gasoline engin - i 4 of every man, woman and child with Charles Kindelan and daughters | Sh® has closed her home in New|(wo strong hands and a brain to use Ruth and Madeleine, are visiting re- | York, has packed the nursing equip- | then latives in Providence R, I. ment provided by the Red Cross and am going to nurse simply be- George W. Lambert of 47 Glen | has put her personal affairs in order | cause 1 should be ashamed not to do | street radio oberator, has arrived safe- | in preparation for a protracted stay |50- I have always been proud of my ey in France. hospital training, but never so proud < b Rinehart is raduate se. | as od ¢ I e L. E. Andrews and family of Arch | . MI% Rinehart is a grad nur T am foduy when it gives me street will spend the balance of the | She received her training in a hospi- | something to offer my country g Vi 8 2eRalance ®| tal in Pittsburgh, retiring from nurs- e e e ing service and devoting herself to He-\voribspericnce. There will be oakum picking Tues- | writing after her marriage to the Mrs. Rinehart has had considerable day night in the chapel of the Cen- | chief surgeon of the hospita war experience. During the first ter church, On Thursday night there| She has no qualms, she about [l oo ey will bo the usual work on oakum | the work that may be given to her (o | 4 woie ot oL aproad for pads do abroad. No matter what the task | rulntion amd weo '(""'Xf,'f'f,‘fyj"'“”“"\”" Buy your Westinghouse Turnover | Is. she cheerfully will perform it, she | \ pon correspondents were. £ lmfi:,‘.\ Toaster now. Prices will advance |added. > v d “ P in spending five weeks e - Aug. 1. Barry & Bamforth.—advt. [¥am Fperfectydnilling § to Sscrnbi | e sa S BE S ECE SRS S R Wiliism! 1 FRevoinkor ime st iinain T89F i B0 BREZ IR ERIERS enpil o She crossed No Man's Land, spent street is home on a seven day fur- [ SRFO FERE SF the ¥ "r & e .“‘ "“ the | several days at General Foch’s licad- lough from Camp Humphries, Va. = hm‘whml o ‘r’(‘r":‘m fos | unarters and also visited Irench and ’ :\'ornlux.n \\}:{.Itzlrf.)l:-fr 11)v?<hxlwxfwx'lnir!: S e SR s \\‘:‘;‘n\'»‘w D she has 5o de- On Eeliam Bay uncre e besbeen ] cannot) st nowel tiinutortanvining il 0 NORESRRRE e AR ericE st ] ed n servic e Na Re- 1 such. would not do “ ” v EcIvecs “No longer”, she continued, “can a Joene o mor GG SR, A farewell party was tendered | woman of leisure--she who is not self- | .2nd I believe evenys trainediwos George Ventres Saturday afternoon by | supporting and who has neither du- |21 in the country should work, too. his fellow employes in the plating de- | ties nor dependents—sit hack with | NOL |9N& 480 a boy wrote me from a partment of the Traut & Hine Manu- | folded hands doing only the pleasant ""\l‘"-“““ France. FHe had been facturing Co. in honor of his de- | tasks which have. te do with oy | Wounded three times and was about parture for Camp Devens with the | service to go back again to the trenches. next contingent from this district. He “She is needed in the hospitals, in|_ 1 8m just soing to keep on’, he | s presented with a safety razor and | the factories, and, above all, it she | WFOLe And perhaps out of all this | $5 in gold. is fitted to be a trained nurse or a | Wretched heod A iuselo g LplelL | nurselsfaigifshehatne ede 1ihyitnepAm el lESIRsOmeRhionorable e dyancertent for | CHANGES ARE MADE erican Red Cross, Tf sho does not g | 27 soil, He wis Billed bve weecn D swer that need she is not doing her | 14ter: So it seems to me that the wo- fulll dnty bysnertcountrylnd humant| Saa0NFoIcanRsholid saln Sihishon AT TWO FACTORIES | itr. orable advancement for her soul. We 5 cannot gain it through fighting. We | The Tong Pull Ahead. must gain it through service.” “ i ,_ In addition to enrolling nurses for s . - The time has come for me to & ~ | Addition Being Buflt at T. & H. Plant | - 0 g Si @ | assignment as needed to the Armv | . S O L e | o N vy ENur=el conp=al for BT Tiiia —Office Trampers at Stan- beginning of the war I have been |service, the American Red Cross | Ty Works watching and fighting the battles of | through all its chapters is making a 3 i the enlisted man, letting his mother | special effort to encourage every nurse The Traut & Hine Mfg. company Is | and his sister and his wife and his | who, because of marriage or other adding a new building 'to their con- | SWeetheart know what he is doing and | reasons, has given up her profession N = i . i how he is being cared for. to enroll as a home defense nurse for | Cera Which siiow un construc-| © .1 ave visited officers’ training | part time service at least in public | tion at the corner of Elm and Smal- { camps, have investigated hospitals | health nursing or in hospitals, clin- | ley streets, the work of construction | and have reported on general camp |ics and dispensaries. being in charge of the William Allen | company. The huilding, which will — S ——— | be used as a japanning plant, covers an arvea of 150 by 60 be two stories higl The changes w house is unde feet, and s to h the Bishop before it THE Zoi can be used as an annex to the Stan- ley Works oflice, will soon be com- | pleted. The building will be devoted fo the advertising, dictaphone, mul- tigraph, and office manager's de- partments, on the first floor, and on | the second floor, D. L. Vibberts, J. H. | Fellows, J. J. Keough and J. Crowe OR THE and the box-strapping departments will be located. A number of chang will be made in the old and new office: including the removal of the traffi depart- | ment to the quarters formerly occu- | pied by the box-strapping depar ment. The specials department will occupy the rooms ted by the dic- taphone and multigraph depart- ments. The engineers will also be transferred to other quarte The annex will be reached by a runway from the main office b iing, there being no outside entrance. Tt will only cost you ten cents a enjoying the cool breezes of the veranda on the unbearable heat of the kitchen range. Ask your ter and more wholesome bread than it day to have warm grocer to send you AUNT DELIA'S BRE You lose nothing and you gain not only comfort, is possible for KITCHEN the comfort of days instead of but really bet- M | you to bake, or ‘ WEDDING AT ST. MARY'S, 1 because we are equipped better have mastered the question Momotron moyninelat v olclock it substitutes more fully. Aunt Delia’s Bread is wholesome, nourishing SRR e e | and ecasily digested. Your grocer sclls it. Miss Catherine Elizapeth Malley of Allen street and William H. Kup- | SE R i fler of 52 Franklin Sauarc will take | place, the ccremony to be performed 9 by Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of the churel At 9 o'clock on Wednes- | day morning Iather Winters will pe form another marriage ceremony, the contracting parties to be Miss Eliza- beth Cooney of Bassett street and John J. Farr of LaSalle street { 62 West Main St. 95 Arch St, | BEGINNING Largest COMPLETE §§ As Our Rugs Can We begin en Rug Department, it po: ible SDED for our TGS 45 The by the war trade, that THE Rug marke than aln there’s ne MANUIFACTU: In fact, it i tting my T BV RY DAY on government work. And prices jump pretty nearly own our Rugs at prices't in advance of a number of jum on good Rug -there's "hey we No. 9 Chestnut street is now open for business All kinds of Repair Work and Acetylene Welding. under new management. F. L. Greene will have charge of the Welding. Mr. Greene has had several vears’ experience in this line and can guarantee satisfaction in every detail. The New Britain Garage at T 14 years’ experience in this line. We have taken over the service work of the Cohen Motor Co, We will also sell Used Cars Commission basi! o~ cnoa ALL WORK GUARANTEED ——— e e NEW BRITAIN GARAGE CO0. 9 Chestnut Street. Just Around the Corner From Main. H. J. Lawler, who will have charge of the Auto Repairing department, has had