New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1918, Page 6

arge' as it fien we stop to ©The figures are faven knows, but it is Mto know that the ratio of Filled¥is exceedingly small. Gov- 4 fully ar com- ernment piled show statistics, and that four-fifths to service, will be dis For Iists find die from wo!nds, of the wounded return while only 14 per cent. example: 200 the charged for disability 1f of that ges approxi- list, and that of we review several ames each, we will killed for seach nu of 10 mber aves m, sincetfthe world war began, | that ‘\‘:\s than 1 in 20 soldiers the wounded, 160 out of the 200 will } oon be fit for service again. The United States when the country took up arms that it ifice of many they will not falter as the death And it af- fo good deal of solace to remem- ber that the people of the Knew meant a sa roll i§ counted off. more men we send across the sooner the war will be over. DOESN'T NEW BRITAIN COUNT ? | Of the four large state Hartford was first per cent., a showing far in New Haven, Bridgeport rbury, all of which en- than 50 per cent., New made an exceptional showing, th 70 per cent. of its adults registered.—From the re- port of the Connecticut War Sav- ings Committee. New F about their accomp paigns for Liberty the 63 d- cities of with vance or Wate listed le: Britain ritainites are very modest ishments in the War Savings Stamps, and the satisfac- cam- Loan Cross, they derive the thought Government like, tion from helped “drives” than from any publicity the But they indignant and more of the in may derive therefrom. can hardly be blamed for being crown i lent | doubt | hot Red | | the at the manner in which the publicity | which authorized the various communities. the fact committee, statement quoted, publishes re W that New Britain ords of the thi led the four by a given more ford by 7 per Bridgeport and Waterbury by over 20 that largest cities in the state been It led Hart- and New wide margin should have yrominence cent., Haven, per cent of lines of a paragraph ng what the larger clties accom- plished, or her, what they falled to accomplish ed only by a couple in the middle THE CALL FOR NURSES. succeeding day of fighting of With evers In France, the call to the women America becomes more and more im- If there are women in this help know where them glance perative city but help win the they over who wish to war could the do not most, let casualty liats which are increasing in length almost they will find the Thers exlsts right now an urge: of 25,000 w. of Intelligence and sducation to fill the gaps in our hospl- tal staffs caused by hourly, and there wer to thelr question, the wcalling aut of The hospl- bs kept trained nurses to France, tal training Alled, if_the at the front Again, the not only provide service overseas, i 5 e pehools must vanks of trained be training nurses are not to hospital sehools nurses but for active also teach the | And yet this fact is record- | hidden | | distinguish t nead | depletad, | combat dlsease fré other menace afety faith of fndustrics than ene workmen niust he wives and fam- Ts in the The L must efulness. raits trenches slogan of be courage, Women and pught to get into @e with the near- for Student can Nurse SRLICHIS } fink another am- s time the vic- | ilp Warilda, en- B France foldicrs on he m with ard & us that fed in the black- at a ounded large pro- were Bn cots. Thus a pesult of the #ec U-boat com- it pus deed on Ger- ed to cause the to stand aghast €ss of a land which in a God, that accomplished. In Ing of the Warilda, | ent loss of the lives Ibless heroes, we behold fl the teachings of the ghtfulness preached by B realize the utter depravity | d ‘which plotted this awful | is indeed difficult to restrain es from wreaking BEeance on its perpetrutors The Boche botched things up on i the Marne. We call him Jim, h ‘hubby™ but tk to call Au e calls him government is going him xXV. On hearing of the latest a the Allies vance of the Kaiserin ¥ s0 broken up over it that xhe broke down. The Kaiser says ‘“the man who started the war should be strung up.” Condemned by his own words ‘Parson Drives a Coal Headline. Not knowing where he will be in the hereafter leves in his reverence be- preparedness. If Ne shouldn’t le is pronounced surprised of th ‘Quesle “nail”, to pick and be up a menu one se d read thereon on toast By stafr this time the Kaiser has probably that as a prince would blacksmith general the con- leader the reached clusion military make an exc The emperor of Germany, accord- | ing to his American red undershirt why collar. dentist, wears a Which he so often nel no explains gets under t Fairbury, I, a the bbath program church read as follow — Mrs. Brown Qut in sign an- nouncing in a certain “Endurance will having | ¢ such | George, on the first fifth v of war, advis “hold fast.” That's Yankee soldiers do when they grab a Hun day of the Al- lies to We ought not complain of di names. There Ambherst, Quoguinnapa Indian cult foreign farm- house is a H. called kesanininanagnog. An language expert in assures us that in speaking this awful name the ‘X" is silent, as in the word bluefish Otto Kahn evidently knows how American soldiers He that a soldier with a girl on each arm But from the French says when we se we can be sure he’s an American. walt until there Red re more pretty erican Then Cross nurses over there we shall see France embracing America FACTS AND FANCIES. We are not professional Roose- velt hooster, but we would li the administration quit hating him long enough to make him one of the peace commissioners when the comes for their selection.—Cincin- natl Commercial Tribune Gardening gun by those tool is a bag New Haven operatic nights.— Union After ery of develop fatuity 48 years the “On the France-Prussian war may into something more than n New York Worid, The sanjaic of Novibagar is baek in enrollment | the | Team."— | we | 10 | of | just what | to | Am- | e to see | time | | You ‘principal | | Put | Prote te Berlin!” | MG RELIABLE"” Milln Stor y [ inesday iierning Our Half Holiday Sale Every ite advertised goes on Sale WIDNESDAY MORNING 9 o'clock. Special Sale Prices at which these goods are offered are. ouly for Wednesday Morning’s sciling, so be ud get your share of the Bargains. 50 Carpet Sweepers ON SALE WEDNESDAY MORNING e $1.49 Value $2.50. special Carpet Sweapers, Get yours Wednesday Morning. No 'Phone Charged, None Sent C. O. D. None Delivered. carrying home at this special Sale price. at heing here iy The of these Ovders. They're None well worth 50 PAIR BLANKETS WEDNE 100 PAIRS SASH CURTAINS ’ SDAY | White, Grey and Pl Special | sale Price WEDNESDAY J MORNING s $3.49 MORNING 2 Pairs for $1.00 Scrim Curtains All ready to hang, with Valance complete. $1.75. WIEDNESDAY MORNING Value Pair $1.29 “La Camile” Corsets To Go On Sale WEDNESDAY MORNING in Three Special ance Lots, As we are discontinuing this make of Corscts we ‘ o $2.00 e $3.00 $4.00 MEN'S BATHING Only Fifty Bathing Sold at This Price voraive s $1.39 Regular $2.00 Value. terrible | B Clear- have ir §3.00 Corsets LOT 2-—30 Pair WEDNESDAY LOT 2—10 WEDNESDAY $4.00 Corsets Pair §3.00 Corsets Ps CORDUROY SKIRTS SUTTS s of White Cordnroy Suits to be in this § WEDNESDAY $ MORNING .. each 1 '98 | ! | | | Value $3.95. i | ! WHITE of a fine quality regularly seiling Wednesday Morning or 10 yard j NAINSOOK 36 at wide yavd. yard B 9c = Bl IS SR L Handsome Lace Trimmed Scaifs, Shams and Center Pieces in be able to buy at Wed. morning, ea JRF S inch s D0 36 inches wide. ‘Vaiue § € yard. Wednesday $1.00 and Embroidered PILLOW Wednesday Morning ... Morning yard H. 8. CASF Value that you probably will never a 1o a price. Regular value 98¢, your choice, 690 More Good Savings Wednesday Morning requive these summer montt GLOVES-——WEDNESDAY On things youn will WOMEN'S $1.00 SILK 25¢c 59c INESDAY Suit 45C .50 H. S. CHIFFON CLOTH A UTO VEILS—WEDNESDAY pair MEN’S 50¢ LEATH —WEDNESDAY . each WOMEN'S 79¢ SUMMER UN ION SUITS—WEDNESDAY Suit S FIBRE SILK HOSE MEN'S SOX You the extra pair sox. WEDNIESDAY Y MORNINC pair =29¢c 1 pair for $1. Regulariy at 35¢, 3 pair save price of an Fashioned scam leg $1 values. ack only in all sizes. WEDNESDAY MORNING <oidi pair for % ITEMS Scouts, will hold Thursday at 7:15 (fter a long But mow people have otten whether it is a monarch, a political | party or a river.—Norwich Record the papers bsence. | CITyY Troop Bight its regular A man who admits that he can- p m not anything would seem to be X well qualified, literally, for limited vice, with the accent on the lim- ited.—Springfield Daily News. Girl meeting ek regular meeting of the Daug of Isabella, Clircle No. 12, will be this evening at 8 o'clock City Dunn hters held Hall Commissioner M Co sturned I . M Loor William G Robert Stone and Marion m a motor trip TY'S CALL, S 1dic Misses in ha Jeffe Howard lector Bernadot transferred to ind ! signal training school ploved an electr. { ley Works until calle: ey ] to e and a friend son of Loomis, Naval Tax Col- has been Reserve He was em- an at the & 1 two weeks Robert Carlson left toc port News, Va., to roport ve training o at Miller & treet for ten 3 For in this matter no one may choose. | hand of destiny stretches o'er ihe sea, from me. t may be torr or none car he the from you And may be today takes its it may Fate orrow when for New- sway. You may sail to Ttaly, you may sail to | Re France an chance. But when duty obey not clerk Arch Miss nurse of the turned to duty sation, ant tv store on tell in this game Sara Carroll, tuboreulosts alls v on't fail to CRICRIE calls you @ ment, after n ro month's ile Koevers, as- irab, left today Fie will go te off till tomorrow what you toda can do today. your country, protect your fon her v Jof ferson, M M alf isiting th Liberty's | Parsons at Hackenraek, N. |, will alse visit Mre, Payne in New before returning home. For nor and Democracy rules not 188 ¥ or and Marion and Vivian ¢ Mra, R Wlendar naswer bert N than other They York For 'ti oall, none —IRENE M, SULLIVAN. Hartford 'THE GREAT LO_KHART MILL END SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW MORNING PUTATION OF WISE, SMITH & CO., THE R THE LOCKHART MILL END SALE IS SO WELL ESTABLISHED THROUGH- OUT THE UNITED STATES AND ALSO FORD THAT THERE IS LITTLE WE CAN ADD RE- PO PULARITY IN HART- GARDING | AND USEFULNESS HOWEVER, THIS YEAR, BECAUSE OF THE G ERAL HIGH COST OF LIVING, THE ADVENT OF THIS MON SAVING SALE BECOMES MORE IM- PRESSIVI. AND WitLCOME AND WE URGE OPENING THAN EVER BEFORE, COME TOMORROW, AND AS OFTEN AS YOU CAN YOU TO THE DAY, DUR- ING THE SALE—WHILE THI OFFERIN QUOTED CERTAINLY INDUCEMENTS THEY DO NOT BEGIN TO IN THIS ANNO UNCEMENT ARE STRONG COVER THE FIELD FOR MONEY SAVING AF- FORD. BY THE LOCKHART MILL END SALE THE GREATEST RIBBON BARGAIN OF THE YEAR 5,000 YARDS OF LOOM ENDS OF HIGH QUALITY 39c - THE MILL END SALF BRINGS YOU WOMEN’'S SAMPLE NECKWEAR AT HALF PRICE None Worth Less Than 50c In This Lot at ; 25C One hundred piec of Organd Collars, RIBBONS POSITIVELY WORTH 59c¢, 69¢ and 79¢. All at yard For the opening of the Mill End Sale we have secured five thousand yardsof the beautiful hand most ribbons suitable for hair bows, sashe bags, pillows, millinery, dozen sample dress trimming ete. 4 to 6 inch wide in the gayest of Neckwear including Fine Krench Collar and Cuif Sets, Filet Lace Embroidered Swiss Collars, et Travelers’ Samples of 7bc Neckwear at 45 Fine quality Neckwear and Boudoir Caps in this lot as well as finest Organdie Coat Sets in the season’s best styles colorings, wide sat in and taffeta some light and some dark, Roman stripe ribbons, pompadour effects and and $1.00 wide plain® faille* ri bban Warp prints, plaids and flowered effects. None worth less than 59¢c mostly worth 69c and Your- choice at the Mill End Sale 39c¢ yd. 0 TATLOR MADE $14.00 poplin, MISSES' AND JUNIORS’ $5.98 WASHABLE FROCKS .. at $3 -0 Made of white linen with contrastingly and cuffs, trimmed. WOMEN'S $8.98 WASH DRESSES u($5 o75 New arrivals, just in time for Mill Sale—Beautiful patterns. WOMEN THE MILL SALE color AUTO COATS AT =r $2.50 motor and travel- SUTTS at Choices of fine serge Tan collar button trimmed belt and gabardines with fancy or ing coats made of washable linen plain linings, in colors such as and with dust proof collar and cuffs gray, tan, clay and other colox —an indispensable coat for gen- $14. $50.00 to $12.50 TAILOR MADE e $21.0 In thi high rade suits tricotines, gabardine, peau de cygne in such colors as tan, clay, taupe and other colors WOMEN'S ..$6.98 .. WASH DRESS oy $4.00 at 0 A very attractive lot of w sh Dresses bought especially the Mill Bnd Sale—V Dresses of figured voile frill collars and cuffs or organdie with pockets of material eral utility wear. WOMEN'S $5.98 CORDUROY SKIRTS AT THE MILL END SAL $3-00 Made of wide ribbed corduroy the End assortment of ete white grounds with designs fichu line with large dark floral in of very good quality, with patch buttons, Also trimmed the Mill pockets, pearl and belted. End Sale we offer $5.08 NEW WHITE GABER- DINE WASH SKIRTS AT 83.50. $7.98 and $6.98 Silk Skirts at $5. Plaid stripe and checked with voile and collar and cuffs, WOMEN'S $16.98 NEW MODEL STLK DRESSES at $13.50 Some fifty different new models in this assortment, satin and Georgette combinations, with handsome vestee of geor- gette over silver lace and many other models. plain organdle, at with plain same new gathered pockets, about twenty-five different models to select from. BUY WASH FABRICS AT THE MILL END SALE AND SAVE, Mill Ends of White Madras assorted patterfns, 39¢c. goods at 32c. yard, Mill Ends Organdies and Voiles, 36 and 40 inches wide, values up to 39¢. at 21c. yard. Mill Ends Figured Voiles, assorted patterns and colors, 10c yard, Mill Ends Fine Figured Voile, 36 and 40 inches wide, worth . to , at the Mill End Sale, 29¢, yard. Mill Runs of Figured Voile 3 1ds of Figured Voiles, extra fine, worth 29c., at Mill Runs Figured Batiste, regular 25¢. quality at 17c American Dress Ginghams, newest plaids and colors, wide. regulapy 39¢., Mill End Sale price 32c. Miill Runs Dress Gingham, regular 29c. kind at Dress Percales, assorted pat and colors, value Mill End Sale price yard. Mill Runs Apron Ginghams, all gizes of blue checks, regular 27c. ard. Cotton Challies, mill Mill Runs Extra Fine worth 38c., Mill End Sale price 25c Plain Chambrays, pink, tan, gi ard. Cotton Figured Challies vard. Ameri sale, 23c. Buy SILKS and DRESS GOODS at the MILL END SALE and Save, Fancy Stripe Wash Silks for women’s waists and men's shirts, also Fancy Novelties and Foulards in new colorings, 32 and 36 inches wide, worth $1 and $1.19, Mill Bnd Sale Price 79c. yard. Chiffon Taffeta in all this se: <on’s most wanted colors, also all our Changeable Taffeta Chiffon Finish, newest colorings, worth $1.50 and $1.69, at this sale, $1.35 yard. All Sillc Crepe de Chine, all colors, as well as black, regulav $1.50, sale price $1.20 yard. 0dd 1ot of Plain Color Serges, all colors, also Fancy Noveltics and Check Suiting, worth 59 and 66c. Your choice at 19c. yard. Fancy Wool Plaids, beautiful new colorings, worth $1.49, at the Mill End Sale $1.19 yard. 22¢. yard. vard. 32 inches 22c. yard. 36 inches wide, and Madras, 36 yard. cen, gray and blue, worth 19c., at inches wtde, 11c. 8 inches wide, worth 33c., this sale 23¢, an Dress Ginghams, regular 29c. kind, at the Mill yard. End BUY RUGS AND LINOLEUMS BUY DRAPERY AT THE MILL END SALE THE MILL AND SAVE D SAVE BUY HOUSEWARES AT THE MILL END SALE AND SAVE Dovi ad Irons, set complete with separate handle \nd asbestos and worth $1.98 Mill end sale price $1.69 set. Bread 6 loaves, SOODS AT D SALE of three High ecrade Tapestry and Velour Pillow Cov backed with plain material, worth $1.50, Mill End Sale price 98c. Remnants of plain and figured Screen sunfast materials, one to five 2 ftx6 ft 6, yard length, worth $1.00 to fir $1.50, at 50c yard. G Plain Hemstitched Voile Cu ized, larg talns white or arab worth $1.25, regular at 89c pair. Aluminum Saucepan Fancy edge and striped Voile heavy gauge. high and Marquisette white or arab num set of 1, 1 1- worth 36c and 39c, at Mill sizes, worth $1.98 End sale 29¢ yard. $1.49. Oriental Couch Cut striped patterns, 56 inch wide, worth $2 sale price $1.98 Short lengths *of juisette and voile, fo yard lengths, values to 89c 15¢ yd. Axminster Rugs, size 0x12 ft., allov designs and Mill medallion and Makers, will make 4 t worth $2.98 $1.89 Doors. odd lot, s hardwood, st Mill Find Sale including Chinese worth $39.95 price $29.95. patterns at colorings. End Sale Colonial Rag Rugs size 3x6 ft., $2.50, sale price $1.49. . heavy > with deep c ind at $1.19. worth over Congoleum Rag Rugs, slze 36x72, at $1.44, ft., at $12.89. Sets, b to s <12 up to size 9x12 de alumi- and 2 quart ool the o Heavy Inlaid Linoleum worth T et, at $1.76 at $1.2 Printed 5 at 79¢ square yard Cloth, square yard. Covers Giase regular Sugar $2.98, and Cream - Linoleum 3 sale price Heavy iea o) ma Mahogany ten finish assorted Boudoir Floor worth coTaiE i Pro-Lino 190¢, one Lamps, 50c square yard at shades $ B e B s i S St 2 TR AT