New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 3

: BOStOfl Store' EDISON'S som}r’ V‘{lTH TANKS EHVERNMENT Afi MN H'x"" \' R st e (10) days from and a the effec- fixce y \a Fide roof gardens F TRHET liadniinistrator/iy ere autho staura » ab hment de- lations for such city. village or town, | out-door movir o e and the same shall be valid and | admission is cha . are exempt These hot days should ! N . e el n make you think of cool ; = o 4 b Th e araa ! ) : village or fown, ofher than those men- | or produced hy the uso or consumip- earables. . They should also . ] rip tioned in Paragraph Number 1, of this | tion of fuel for illuminating or dis- make you think of this store ) | e e rectly, tho s oi cousumplon of voal] doas ot aiy stens in i indows, where such things .can be & ) Dot GBIl States risiondminiatons | oinmEasion J ASh L euupualiamot ihe | shall e fdiscontinued frpmisunrise to _ 3 : : | lighted until thirty minut er sun mset ang all also be discontinued found, i : tion, through Director J. S. North of | set on th specified in Paragraph 3 this city, has issued the following 4, (a) The f light generated roduced by 4he consumption of Mhe State el A diministeators Forest Mills Underwear. : : : : 5 servation of fuel and restrictions | ko BN S ving adve Ppe ! ] L boeaby ex Mills Underwear. & concerning lizhting, cffect at once: | announcements ns, or for the ex. T T e F i T § 3 3 g i Ny € brovisions of this ¢ ire observed Winchester Mills Underwear. | S 3 The United States Iuel Adminis- | ternal ornamentation of any building | and encried out iin their several shall be entireiy discontinued on Mon- | states, to report violations thereof to 7 P > sknit in | ’ 5 trator here orders and divects that \ I B. V. D. and 'l orosknit in : ; 1ot Gata he | day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- | the United States Fuel Administrator, || store was all shapes and sizes. : until further or other order of the | ¢ . [ e A e % Ao cagl week, within New and to recommend to him action to busiest s < SrECRa . . nited States Fuel administrator, and | jand. and the States of New York, ; be taken with respect to suc! a- ments of comfortable Sum- from time to time and at any time. | Maryiand and the District of Colum-| This order shall be effective on and 5 2 § i o 1. No city, village or town N0 | bin, and shall be entirely discontinued after July 24th, 1918, mer undergarmets. person, firm or corporation under any ; 3 j contract with any ecity, villag or town shall use or consume any coal, An attractive assortment of 5 CHL e i sl s i “GO0D LUCK, FR'END,” SAYS TOMMY tenance of lights in the streets, parks fine, Sheer Waists in Voile, ; or other public places of such city, Crepe de Chine, Georgette| d village or town, cxcept under the fol- S e lowing restrictions and limitations i 3 % Shown 3 . % : 1y lighted, maintained by or for G5 3 X iR smart modell 5 R such city, villa or town, in More of T e r e streets, parks or other public places ! 2 M satin Skirts Stylish Voile Blouses with | thercof, shall not be lighted before s .\ : ; 4 after that it's colored collar and cuffs. 5 X % @& sunsct and shall be turned out not § ; v ’ 8 coud you imag later than sunrise: it e 5 3 % . (b) Strect illumination lighted by prompt if ‘FE ; sea blue orchid) regulations in reference to the con : » S oo P % hand in any' such village, city, or $ : £ £ Summer Hosiery. town shall conform as nearly as ) § ; o l of the colors. Summer Gloves. William L. Edison, the second son of | My be {0 the Pl iy mv].- i i A ; ; pocket finishedig 3 Lo Thomas A. Edison, who Is following in | #P0Ve preseribed for automatic lights. \ ¢ . i g Summer Neckwear. | Thomas A Bdison, who Is followlng 1n | ") myq umount of public lighti . : satin box Pl 5 G BERLDAY 7 s onlly =0 much as may be necessary | 3 X i b !xah\fi in (Iu? United Pmrf-s Lank corps Ermshl cot o o S ) e 4 An atter declining an ofiicer’s commisslon. | 1oy known as cluster Hehts for ; : ! He reported at Fort Slocum to be in- | jurposes of display or decoration 3 g > i Figured voiles and™ oculated, and after a five-day rest he! shall be reduced to such portion : 3 3 e § made and just the thing ' P was sent to Gettysburg, Pa., where the ! only of the cluster as is necessary i % b Shop, second floor. tank corps is trained. This s the sec- | for safety % 3 3 i 2 ond time that he has served in the| The local IPuel administration B o g : ' S army of the United States. At the age | for the territory within which any of nineteen he enlisted in the Firs{| city. village or town is located shall regiment, U. S. volunteer engineers, | ATrange with the proper municipal with a corporal’s rating, during the| °F toWn authorities of such city, vil- Spanish-Americanwarll Hellfs now (i3> 0r fovI tox idic ireeniation & o) public lighting in accordance with thirty-eight years old. L d 1 the provisions of p: oh No. 1. of this order. Regulations for public | G e T ¢ : Z 3 P Superiority. lighting so arranged shall in each “Mr. Blobster has been a rich man| case be subject to the approval of - el - ‘ NATIONAL WAR GARDEN COMMISSION for years, yet he still stands fn awe ! the proper State Fuel administrator, of his butler.” and in case regulations in accordance | 2 [ 7 2% | said paragraph 1 for the pub- o z - And how can you account fer; Vil said paragraj 3 F A British R. man wishing good luck to French cavalrymen on their e nicHiisnting fof fany ity fvilTaee Slor [BMERS SRt Ut i TR USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE HERALfi town, satisfactory to the State Fuel P » i et { € TfcanitiexplniniitSuniess| 1i:nibe | et ont i ST SRR Fibe e FOR QUICK RETURNS cause the bufler is a much better| \nich same is located, shall not have grammarian than Mr. Blobster.”—Bir e T e - — mingham Age-Herald. i FIGHTING IN THE ALPINE HEIGHTS been arranged THI; IMPERIAL WAR CONFERENCE 1IN ENGLA | tiala (the Ind ates), Sir Robert | C. Smuts (South Africa), Mr. Coo l Borden (Canada). Mr. Walter H. | (Au lia) and anotber. , | Long (Colonial Sccretary), Mr. W. M. | Copyright, Underwocd & Underwood¢ This photograph shows the lice quadrangle. | Major General, the Maharajah ot Pa- | Huglies (Australin), Lieut. General J. Camp (Canada) bers of the Imperial War Con (New Bngland) Passages on the rocky heights of the Adamello, where the Italians are | doing some of the most spectacular fighting of the war. —~——— ey v e ey x MACHINE TO CUT WIRE ENTANGLEMENTS f - e FIRST FALL FASHIONS HAND- B g 5 o :‘;?rilzgflggdegzigfls SOME THREE-PIECE GARMENT. | g : W Rt o e costume is of taupe wool, elab- embroidered in the same tons id. Both skirt and coat are drap ighty on the hips, empha- ! the narrowness of the hem. bodice is almest entively of self corgetts crepe and embroic neck—and here comes the nov- 1 ruch two inches high the ind one inch under the chin en- ed the throat, being attached to ish only @t th of the Underwood & Underwood. z ; . 1 8 LKy ; ; 2 : e A A & A BRITISH MAKE KEW fd BECOMES STUDENT NURSE. : § ; | B » fod %54 s, , q N o GAINS, DRIVING WES 1 »f Church t g % y . e > Wednose will ente Bridg with a 5 g ¢ 5 4 A ; PR WEAVY FORCE OF ERENGCH § PUsHING TUWARD MORTH of frier new undertaking WHERE T PR » THELR . X US T 4 Ty RE TH 12 FRENCH AND THELR ALLIES ARE PUSHING THEIR ADVANCE IN FRANCE t is made of ma T'he inventor's model of a wire-cutting machine for use in No Mau's N AP o were struck | wot « stern side \uerican 1t the \Iyrtle Holcomb of 27 Taud being demonstrated on an entanglement erected on the capitol grounds | uy (ho fore : americans in the | °F U . Ne “ 1, where offensive immediaiely ut < of the wenue and John J. Lynch of | n \¥ashington. One man propels the machine while another operates 5 2 i i i soonc ssons, which ha ven ) tween 11 Lawlor street The date or place ¥ ¥ lever which cuts the wires. 3£ the marriage is not disclosed secton between Soissons and the Oieq The map shows 2l he va ¢ | complete command of the city me to the whera e o was mad he high sroun ¥ fhe French j approache e salient ‘ cnt L g 4