New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1918, Page 2

t awned by hased by the Willlam Ramm of nd Mr. and Mrs. John | 8¢ Meriden are spending | gr vacation at Cozy Beach. Goodness of Aunt Delia’s Bread.— vt. tho 91 A bleycle was stolen from ar of R G. Hughes' vard laple street, last evening. at last and firemen held actice drills mpany No. 4 1 drilled. ! introduces a BABCOCK CO. § Wednesday | Morning § Specials | $1.25 Blue Working Shirt 89¢ WEDNESDAY MORN $1.50 and $2 Soft Collar §| Shirts A $1.15 WEDNESDAY MORNING $1.00—$1.25 Soft Cuff Shirts ‘, 89¢ | WEDNESDAY MORNING NG 75¢ | Working Shirts i 59¢ WEDNESDAY MORNING $1.50 Bal Union Suits $1.15 YAY MORNING $1.00 Union Suits 57¢ SDAY MORNING 50c Nainsook Shirts and Drawers 3%¢c WEDNESDAY MORNING Don’t Miss This Sale Nainsook | | photoplay | more laughter than an; | | the office | tor | ust 8rd. EW B AlT B * KNIGHT OF BATH FUGITIVE to du- stock ve to 50c to more present shirts TAXES, 'Be Paid to Col- omorrow Night. $$200,000 has been B this year by Tax otte Loomis on the 8 during the month total amount to be Pproperty taxes is about id the collector expects ‘million dollars will be cols fore closing time tomorrow, manufacturing corpor 1l contribute the major pors £ this amount, fardware eorporation will pay §147,- 487.02) Landers, Frary & C 288.95; Btanley Work Stanley Rule & Level, 6166, The tax collector's office will be open until T o’'clock this evening and until 9 o'clock temorrew evening. ELSIE FERGUSON KEENEY HEADLINER With Elsle Ferguson headlng the program and Ben Hamey and company heading the bill Keeney's has the best show this weelr that ever playved this eity. This might well be called a novelty show. Every act and every photoplay cntire- ly different malke this a big summer show from start to finish. Blsie Ferguson in her play tary life, “The Rose of the World,” novelty so tunique and original that the audience fairly gasped with astonishment. The com- pany supporting Elste is far above the average and the gowns and of the usual andard. ‘William Duncan lives up to his rep- utation for being the the screen in hi Fight for Millions, across the snowfields of esque northwest being prettiest scenes ever shown in this theater. “Tron Star,” his faithful friend, comes in for a share of the honors. As an extra big five-reel Vitagraph story among the simple peasants of Ttaly Is shown. The T.0 Ko comedy this tains more than the venal ny Jaughable situntions. Onee ting: latest episode of “A one of the of eck con- again the Sereen Magazine shows +he varions | hattlefield scenes so familiar ta read- ers of the s news. Only by ranning with no intarmis- all the a continnous show sion can tha management show bie photoplave. On the vandeville hill three big nov- Flty ontelde of the Iarge city houses ars shown. A fne act by four extramelx fntrodncos a series of pll the raee nt nressnt fn Naw Vor A comady sleateh with a vore or plot et comnany a chanea to sine and Bea Hamey and acte erldom seen Ianc- Trenrlotta Trandrile and ause scen here this season odd gouthern onea more shows 1 A new serial the beautiful €alifo scenes. “Bra this mili- tary se particular atten- tion to w cenes. in a melodies Vhiity has of valley CROSING OUP GROCERY. The American | vaudeville | of mil- | | Paramount-Arteraft phatoplay attraction a life | aher of | etrls | danens that ara | nal | | ing | other officers who Iails to Appear As Ordered and Po- & lice Theorize Whether Water Killed Him Or Ic iled to Obey. The poli < the who was sentenced yesterday a bath. Whether AR from justice, a needed bath or yet finished the hands is uncer of the polic on the cat the appear at the police Prosecutor Klett, su youth to take fugitive the much he has not big job he had on his vir AlL 11 artment vietim of whether members to v the boy, are of the opinion that the ished his bath. boy visited police headquarters and | he beamed so brightly as a result of | the bath that he e ped unrecog- nized by the officers who scrutinized | him. At least so as Prosecutor Klett is concerned he stands i and the police will try to round him up. as a AUTOS COLLIDIE, Automobiles owned by B. Al of Willow street and Martin of Wethersfield collided last evenirn on East Main street. Both machin were slightly damaged, It is claimed Iman elson eatest actor on | a moanlight ride | the pietur- | Ben | | Hail Decides To Give Tp Fong- | ablished M Hall's store a fixture ain street for the past 53 ¥ n Street Business. grocery on s, 15 the pres will | ent man- | the buiness ai 1| F-out grocery ding stores over ades, ears it v sted by the lat A, Hall, and snee he retired from aetive manage- ment, and alsa since his been conducted by his son this week beea ope of fou s2iq Curtis Personal Tax Notice, Commencing Monday, July of the Personal T: Collec- will be open from 8 A, M. to 9 P, M., every day until Saturday, Aug- This is the last week to pay Tax, Nq other notice re- 29th, Personal quired by law and prosecutions will | tmmediately, CHAS, gpecial Persona start SLLIOTT, ax Collector. eath, it | boy has not fin- | One of the officers insists that the | tive | | that ableman turned from one side | daine, through Attorney of the street to the Boys living on Arch stre | through Lipman a practice of automobil 1e police > if th IN THE CITY COURT. ieso & Sgw Attornc | The action | rent. and due. Jud | ed in favor of aus has broug bron ment other throwin vill an get the offe wte have been sued Green D) and Samuel IR to has tner 0 T reco Americ at | gerfora t are mak- | tresp: Th HARGRI ealing the d n S IN f g ¥ .;—\\»‘,fif@‘y < RUSSIA. &F at-major of the old |ing camp he was commissioned a cap- giment. After completing a | tain and since that time has been sta- it the first Plattsburg Train- | tioned at Camp Devens. WEDNESDAY MORNING uits $7.98 was this season’s model $19.75 ts, all weol $1.98 were up to $7.50, not ya's model, but materials of the best. Corset Covers worth 39¢, now 29c. Our purchase of this quality will be at least 50c. er Silk Hese at 49¢, Worth 59c. next