New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918. PLAINVILLE NEWS | === ‘ roserts, aasssep | = C. S, HILL RETURNS TOLINE| ™" - i A Harvest of Economie Chic and Dainty Lingerie Waists of unusual Fiea Summer wear. A collection of the newest and chol A PN P i ; Plainville Corporal Ready for An- = e tion of materials and trimmi The Largest Stock at Lowest Prices, (SRS e eee e B VOil; Oirganudie and o8 3 , | Killed by Turks, Teils of Outrages | . . [ ; ) { Voile and Tub Silk Waists in fancy stripes = E By arbarians—Ilverybod Sceks | Of (M. J. ‘» hltta“S) RUgS in e YT YROCY | Beautiful quality Voile Waists for $4.98 and Sl ! } y finished withi em Rural Coolness, Hand made Philippine Waists, for $7.98 and New England Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts have orgette and Crepe de Chine Waists in the received a letter from their son, Cor Special values for $5.98, $7.98 and up to'# OUR SHOWING OF TH WELL KNOWN FLOOR COVERINGS IN- poral Leon Roberts, who is in France, e , CLUDES ANGLO PERSIAN RUGS. ANGLO PNDIAN RUGS, ROYAL telling them of his being gassed in a | 9 o WORCESTER RUGS AND TEPRAC WILTON RUGS. THEY ARE DIS- T T, S s at lng ults LJ CONTINUED PATTERNS (BUT GOOD ONES) AT LESS THAN THEY i Y COST THE MANUPACTURER TO MAKE. NOTE THE UNUSUAL SAV- INGS ON THESE TOLD OF HERE AND SELECT AT ONCE I YOU WANT A RUG. erts enlisted in 1916 in Company I, | = o ey e T $79.00 Is all we ask for Anglo Persian Rugs, sized 9x12 feet on which N e e SR ocliancCot e nerey) Sathing s P price ‘w restricted in June to 11.00. We offer discontinued patterns at s for 1C ¥ .98, : “ Mohair Bathing Suits in black, for $3.98 an A $790.00 each, a saving you see of §32.00. $74.50 Is All we ask for Anglo Indian Rugs, sized 9x12 feef. Ke- Bathing Shoes from 29¢ per pair ‘and up. stricted price in June was $93.756. We offer discontinued patterns of them and sailed for France from that place the hospital for 15 days. He is now Values That Will At Once Appeal to You | back fighting on the front line I\uh—‘ Styles that are up-to-date and conform to ‘the Mexican border in that year. He was stationed at Yale ficld in New Haven » Bathing Caps, 25¢ each and up. for $74.50. That makes a saving of $19.25. Cr L $62.50 Ts All we ask for Royal Worcester Rugs, sized 9x12 feet and rowds at Chautauqua. June's restricted price was $8 We offer the discontinued patterns at Yestetday was! one of the biggest i i | | - observed at the Chautauqua | | $62.50, giving you a £20.75 $52.50 Is All we ask for Teprac Wilton Rugs in 9x12 foot size, on ch June restricted pri was $71.50 We offer the discontinued pat- o 3 n ;. rns for $52.50. A saving of $19.00. people went to the assembly witl l l . . h . o S Imperative in the $75.00 Is All we ask for Whittalls Durbam Rugs on which June's re- hopes of geiting where it would :‘;‘,-S:y:-.tl ‘:1::;” 2;:%5;4‘,'(‘»“« N,\[‘::\cfi(,{:f{‘gvfi!ln‘vyf 1 patterns in Toot size, at cooler ! \Mn::im-)urm»v\ have notified us that they w be co At 10:30) rogilar ‘Sunduy sery to the scarcity of materials, the advance of everything that enf§ ncrease of wages of operaor: We woulld suggest that you take advantage of present pr ! pairs for future wear. | We are the agents for the following celebrated make! Ye Fall Into “MADAME LYRA", “AMERICAN LADY”, “FROLASE | | Thousands of out-of-town | . IN AUTO SALES ROOM were observed at the meeting and | You will find the' AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK, the official 1918 Road S s e LS Map of America, volume; 2, or 3 at $1.85 each. Fitted Lunch Kits, just the thing for the autoist, in 2, 4, 5 6 and 7 persons sizes, ranging in price from $5.50 to $25.00 each. Come see them Count It All Joy When Tennis Balls, the Wright & Ditson “Championship” for 31c each. Our Manilol T omitibons” Tt oy T price for the “Duece” Tennis Balls 21c¢ each. G. Spencer assisted in conducting the R R S TR ERa ) (O — vices, speaking on “My Brethren THOMSON GLOVE-FITTING, R. & G., services. At 12:45 the annual Chautauqua ves- — —— = Petusepyces "“’g;“m:‘j"fl“‘::l o e ne | closing concert of the assembly n ader wa cer, pre e Ey e iy s HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DHLIVERY #OR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON the Chautaiuqua assembly The "f,‘:y‘”;]f\“?“‘;"; A ,'“\';n o N PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. preacher of the wmiterncon serviees{, o ity UERe ol S { EI EC'I'RI i was Rev. Walter S. Benzamon. His | = .l.l,um’;m‘.‘. sermon was ‘Present Day Opportun- o e R Yesterday proved to be the hottest K % 3 - S Lbics day of the year in Plainville. At By- eep Y()u C00] | At 8 o'clock the auditorium of the ington’s drug store a thermometer in | i | | | is visiting at the home of A. B. Good- | , _ b 3 s > : i visiting at tho homo o R | it S i O e s | D R e e e Dry Your Fruits and Vegetable Bedron S. Arpellan, a member of the | ¢y, on the Bristol and Compounce NatloraliEiieTican i committeo I foRl] [eelie e e e S et on | afld Yolll' Heatlng P‘lant N(‘Xt Winter. A nian an ria elief. Mr. Ar- 7. Mrs. Mary Harvington is visiting at | - nenian and Syrian reli Mr. Ar-| e New Britain and Meriden divi- S e joeton 1s visiting at | pellan is a native of Syria. He sald i e L the home of B. Schurr of Berlin | o M8 o 8 e Tilled by the | S1ons: We Have A” SIZOS and Pnces AR Turks and his mother lived in popu- BElCETEa s Mr. and Mrs. H. . Damon have | lation of one of the cities from which | Martha Sewing circle will meet Phone left for a short vacation the Turks drove the people. Mr. Ar- dnesday afternoon in the Red 505-2 . D stars. e In addition to the dedication, a program of games, recitations, solos and choruses will be features of the entertainment The affair has been EPWORTH LEAGUERS ’ 1UR | elaborately planned under the diree- . | tion of the fourth vice president of R | the local chapter All the voung X people of the town are invited to at- tend the services whether they are BERLIN NEWS D. P. Craig has returned to town after a vacation spent at the shore. ’clmm.w has a flag containing three | | | | ——— pellan has been in this country for [ Cross rooms for work about 15 years and has been pastor of DY DG M. Clarencel Biawell and — members of the league or not. Mromiwaiemen | the Wyckoff Hlelghts church in | suite of Hocuabuch lodgo of Briston S COMMISSION ; Double Victory for Acorns. Brooklyn, N. Y. His chief talk was | wiil install the officers of Sequassen added two more victories to thelr 3 > ] and Syria. Mrs. W. R. Tucker, Miss Alice | program was observed Kensmgmn Ghm\ch splendid record for the year, thelr 4 3 2 The following : ’ N Tete il M M | last two victims being the South | z assembly was filled to hear Rev. | muciker all of South Manchester, were in basketry; 9, round table, conducted | iy, town Saturday visiting friends. o Inds and the Colliers, In the Sat- 5 urday game with the South Ends of | by Truman J. Spencer; 9:30, cooki Several from this town attended an | ORS]E GOES OVER TOP’ ! the city 1lcague of New Britain, the | schaol: 10, closing children’s hourjgnpjyersary high mass at St. Joseph's Acorns came out on the long end of 1:30, meeting of the Chautauqua chor- | ¢, tholic church in Bristol for the late | S 3 11-20 score. Orsie and Hart were | Y ¢ 33, 45, lecture on “Shakespeare and | patrick H. Condon, this morning { 3 ; of the War,® by Truman J i i ! 3 J. - & H Pitcher for Acorns About to Leave | the shining lights of the ganre, hitting | IRy W | et atheaavang ; Pearl W. Smith, local letter carrier, | the offerings of the S ¢ Spencer; 4:30, classes in del sarte spent the week-end at Providence. } South End pite ; | ety = c for Army Service, Unwraps No Run } ar ith The following is the program for | 3 Mgty Murphy of Whiting In tho Sunday game, the Collers, | Y F=90 .:')’“‘]‘i‘::‘,_‘ e ‘\"“‘ -~ \‘vl‘l;"‘lh“(‘;\‘\x""\ 2| street spent the wock-end at the also from New Britain, were van- | Twentieth Century Paul Revere, b shore. . , quished by a 10-0 score ol vontle L James Tierney of Pierce street is Berlin Street. II‘M"V ”w\ 'KM" m<r':““- ""l"; work o ly sealed and ready for sterilization, | Miss Bihel Ralph: reading. “On a S hiat ke Bhwarth I ackue of the Han | vitent faw i U .n;ézp, beil i; «’fnf';pefd 'imo.rph“ el ‘\ Mv. {\(I-N |’>):l:~‘x”c v\”'l,“\i Providence, visitin = i i TelGioslael S 1 lower bail left free. To the 4 & : EveLs o a 1 s or and family of New sington Methodist church will cele- [ 10 hits and no runs. I this game | right ig shown the way to complct: : lesnogidns, snending BIiesns n‘;l\(v“):\“ Seiae q”.;( (lrl‘\lnl)("\\'” spent | the locals faced for the first timc s Seq a Benefit,” by Miss Hele brate its anniversary this year on a the seal. The jar is now ready e N e e T B aelendihe 2 eady for | ;. Keliffe; reading. Act T of Joanne |the week-end here. Several from this town will attend their former pitcher, Lanza, who is h larger scale than ever before. The |,y with the Colliers. T.ansa's term | Stoning: These and many other good | reiceliier FORAITE ACL T of Jearnod enniversary, which will come on|in the pitching box was three innir pointers are in the free canning book | p o, MY 0T TN P e | St Ann's Novena which is being con- Wednesday evening of this week, and | When the New Britaln boys tool himn “‘Y&F“d" of this paper can get by | |, 1 wuvanced del sarto clase: ~o | dicted at St Joseph's Catholic day evenir his week, anc ain hoys < et iniwo et e ey v the advanced de o cls Tncted i o 1 clebrate: 5 - | out. The Acorns found little trouble p to the Na- Beautiful for Spacious Skies )y the | church in Bristo s vhich will be ceclebrated at the trouble | tional War Garden Commission at | = oo - ]mc e Mise M Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aspinall of in hitting Lanza and made the great- | Washi jcomkineaidel kel hingto i . e e 7 s ave re- er part of their ‘score during the. = dred Seymour of Flartford will be the | North Washington street have re B rta » el i = N 1 3 3 af r spe! 7] two time. ‘The most important part of | three innings while he was attempti == soprano soloist for the evening. The |turned home after spendin This 1 2 2 is the American-built Handley-Page afrplane i S aid e e P ar Grace and Estello Cushman will | weeks at Lake George. TR e the long program which will be car- | to piteh Misses Grace and Bstelle Cushman will and Mis, Harold Reed have re- | for the proposed flight across the Atlantic. The picture was made ns the ried out is the dedicatory service in | nder piano and violin duets The Mr ¢ 2 s : i honor of the members of the Epworth Collision on Berlin Street. vomcert closes the exhibition classes | turned home after spending a fow | Mmachine was being prepared for its christening. o | which have been conducted by Miss | weeks at Lake George. ! 5 S LR Jeague now in the service, Two autos, by ; Beach Rogers. | Chief Petty Officer Francis LaVas- There are at present 30,000 REp- | Steed A w Britai Julia s e, A worthians in the service of the coun- |and the othe ring New Yorlk The following program will be ob-!sar is home from Newport for a short GATHERED FACTS I Che Sioux Indian women of the embly on | furlough = Standard Rock reservation In North try throughout the United States. | markers and driven by some colored i served at the Chautauqua 3 2 { Tuesday: 9:50 o'clock, lecture in d rgeant Peter N. Prior has re A change In the style of English rifle | Dakota have organized s Red Cross This means that about one out of |people, collided about ten o'clock € c every seven members of the leag yestérday morning on Berlin street mestic science, subject “What House- | turned to his camp in New Jersey af bullets is sald to be responsible for the | auxiliary including the feminine membership, | The two cars were headng north, Mrs keapers Should Know About Nutri-|ter spending the week-end at his | yncreased price of aluminum. TalGiilia fhere e tion: 2 o'clock, recognition exercises:|home here. According to a census taken In Den- | more than 2,000 fect deep which have |s enrolled in the army or navy. The | Steed’s car n the lead, with the trol- B Hurach of Moun annual banquet of the alumni; Mr. and Mrs. John Hursch of Moun- p,qpe \which has about one-third of the | been drilled through solid rock by Jocal ek er is conducting social { ley coming to New Britain a short = ir house to n conformity with the plans set by | distance ahead. The trolley stoppec Mrs. Wells of Petersburg in “";‘ “",m_m Mr. and Mrs | @rea of Wisconsin, that country has|band with the most primitive imple- the Epworth Herald, the official pub- |in front of the Berlin Con tio HNSO e - © remainder of | more than 5,400,000 fruit trees. ments licatlon of the league, The celebra- | church to let off some nge Tells How. DI'.I. RlDGwA [iunman f e n N ag R s = Sk sl R L = i | - = = | the summer at Long Tsland | NOTICE—General Trucking and No Hit Game—Autos Collide on church, has been planned for some .a y. constructed jon of the anniversary and the ded- |and Mr, Steed stopped his car, sig _ DE i Jcation services in onor of the | halling to the N= York car. 1 Petersburg, Va.—‘‘For two years 3 S | S k ’ > 'V N e iy v H. W. Sunderland, members In the service will be held | driver of the New York car was un- my daughter suffered from a weakness 1USSELI ~ BLDG.. ~ PLAINVILLE. Plowing done ", e NECE e able to stop as quickly and bumped and pains in her MON., WED. SAT. | Camp St, Plainville 720 84 the rear of the Britain r. The right side; attimes MON. AND WED. EVENINGS. e o ‘I;I';“—)"?_ she was so bad she - FICE | FOR RED 5 OO L S Yo > LRUTAIN OFFIC : ey - - - | wer sed slightly. The acciden could not do any NIPW BRI ferred Inquire 9 night ha a serious one but 4 : b work. For two NATIONAL BANK BLDG. street, Plainville s Hi[|| years she was at- — tended by the best o maenfe o e, Dot |7 i et FRENCH 155 FIRING FROM A COURTYARD In practics every and town | where 3 apter exists, for chapter has a front mud g of the rear cn that the ew York e R she would have to roceed on oo AR || be operated on. I ir trip without repaii : . iesested Tynia B Farewell to Orsic. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound, and . at first she refused to take it, but finally consented. From the very beginning it helped her, and now she is entirely well, and telling everybody how much good it has done . - it the Ylainville depot for camp 7 ’i 1 i SRR ey her.”—Mrs. W. D. WELLS, 226 North 7St SIg e b G Adum Street, Potersburg, Va. 2 s 3 i o suffers as Miss skintrouble GPply | i o e S S R M n error, names of ihe periods, backache, sideache, dragging R 1 o local coloved draftees who rc down pains, inflammation or ulceration - eslno GG oNe given a5 would only give this famous root and U nd Matthew VW herb remedy a trial they would soon It improves a poor complexion and M1 g € 1ths fim:l relief from such suf anntz. e no artificial means to enhance your at- S ¥ z 5 : Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of forty ractiveness. i ¢ % e Ml e a blotch or a pimple, itching or burning, ¢ draftees who have been in th FOl‘ a Cha(ed Sldn apply Resinol Ointment, and see if it division with the two Brown Over 100,000 people hzve proven doesn’t bring prompt relief. It con- nntelling off theitsate that nothing relieves the soreness like tains harmless, soothing balsams, and ! e e o ¥ ot . : : is so nearly fiesh colored that it may ba Briers Sykes com'“" Po“‘,der ! i This new type of gun mounted on the deck of an up-to-date Italian sub- used on exnosed surfaces without at- liss B 2 Goo I Erendine One boxF?rolves flslt’:‘;::'nd‘;:‘;’ry Sl S This French 155 gun i shown firing from Its place of concealment In the | marine IS proving that it surpasses anything that German U-boats have thus . R x ower, e . CO + " rv house A svelope & b tracting undue attention. t Morris Park, Waterbur e the N PeOP C “other drug_storea urtyard of a country hou far de ped to Andrew . O leave on Thursday of this week for Camp Devens, will he ven in honor at the rooms c the Acorn club tonight. He wiil e 2 o L L VU SN Weur dealer sclls it ‘ Haviland of Southington he Comfort Powder Co., Boston, Mass. | S e N e o