New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1918, Page 3

-’ oton Store NEW BR” AEN AN'] § STORE CIQS@SATNOO 7(7>7N71:‘17<771Di\_§-(v;<, I_;’I‘IL SEP'T 12 INCLUSIVE - [T THRIFT STAMPS You have yarns to buy. | JOMENE ; B D) B B 7R We have yarns to sell. | §ales Here During Recent Cam- | § B o ¢ ' B » L paign Were $10.95 Per Capita | § L R e Is the make we carry, than M which there is none DetrerH] S A ANy il NEE GO, sl i comsnties o (e M Khaki, Blue, Grey and Na-| connecticut ¢ capita pledges ~tural cured during the recent war savings enlistment drive, according to an- Knitting Yea iR 15110 Skein.novmrrmnnw de today hy State Di- | rector Howell Cheney of the national Germantown . 37c skein | Seneadinescammities lacoordine dok 8 You should get in on Our flgures made public today Greenwich P pledged $21 for every man, woman | i SUIT SAL v I Shetland® ElossE 3 0ciskein | faaiinng intrat oot Important SUIT SALE § b ~ : Ansonia was next in line. followed | |§ for Men and Young Men. Vicuna . . 50c ball |by New Canaan and East Hampton New Britain made an exceedingly | e o r Y/ creditable showing with per capita | [ ey J a Fuzzy Wool ..... 40c ball e e e i £IB?TT QUALITY 6 | B (matein US) 75¢ ball large citios of the state with | SECON STYLE R Angora oc ba ! 7. followed by Waterbury with | | THIRD—PRICES ' \11“:; o French Angora $1.50 ball | aniiNehgrap i godtomnsii] B day we d and cities pledging more than $5 are Your finished work will be | as forows $2 Greenwieh $2 i f sip 3 More than § g more satisfactory if you use $10.01 to $12 Ansonia_ $12.26 g Bear Brand Yarns. New Canaan $10.84, Hast Hampton | i B % g 2 5 New Britain $10.23, Beacon | i -4 . Thog ¥ LEATHER VGOOI)S Falls $10.09, Groton $10.05 Gabardinesdl | 51 to $10.00: Burlington $9 fm,j new styles, | | Leather Purses 20c to $2.50 | Liicnacia” so05. Av $9.92, New (4% é¢ to 36 belt.y LeatheniiBassES0CHoRS5008 Cendsnlis R East ilvindsezti ity 28 21. B Moire Silk Bags idge $8.74, Portland $8.67, Plain- § cconomical p $1.25 to $1.75 | flerd p BTGB (AL, TR ) Bathing Sults| Children’s Bags in leather | omn 55 bs Wy, ii"‘\“ e 3@ 114 €6 24 75 zmd Silk 29¢ to 60c each. $7.66, Granby § 3, Hampton $7.62, . West Hartford §7 East Granby $7.56, Old Lyme §$7.56 $5.00 to $7.50: Pomfret $7.42 Windsor Locks $7.41, Bozrah $ (14 éé | Stamford $7.36, Hartford $7.27, 5 Sprague $§ Columbia $7.18, Mid- dlebury $7.18, Essex $6.97, Plain- ville §6.96, Willimantic $6.93, Water- bury $6.88, Enfield. $6.87, Washing- “ “ ton .$6.87, Faston $6.84, Willington $6.71, brook 3600, orping on ° : stford $6.66, Somers $6.62, "‘v’)ufl‘ung!fln $6.51, Cornwall $6.45, Canton $6.44, Mansfield $6.44, Ches- 113 (14 ter §6.42,° Naugatuck $6.38, Goshen $6.29, Sherman $6.28, Branford $6.15, LJ | B & Clinton $6.07, Der $6.02, Scotland ) 43 $6.90, Bethany $5.89, Farmington $5.87, BEast Lyme $5.86, Stafford L 1 . ’ 5. o} vell $5.70, Reddi 5.65, g i Westhors 35,60, Madison $8.01, No : othing But Real Bargains Here Now § Westport $5.63, Madison Branford Preston $5.55, Glas- tonbury $ 9, Warren $5.44, Old It will only cost you ten cents a day to have the comfo a Wa T Baybrook ., Coventry $ enjoying the cool breezes of the veranda on warm days instesd . o the B | Orange 8, Middlefield 35, B the unbearable heat of the kitchen range. Cracker with the | 2, Norfolk $5.20, Put- P good old flavor, 20, Unionville $5.19, Hebron ’ | Ask your grocer to send you AUNT DFLIA’S BREAD. Painty and ap- §5.14, Andover $5.07, Guilford 5.06, of t petizing. i | Sharon $5.05, Lebanon $5.04, Water- | You lose nothing and you gain not only comfort, but really bet- ; ford $5.03, New Haven $5. 5 g 8 ter and more wholesome bread than it is possible for you to bake, because we are equipped better and have mastered the question of ARMYTIBU ALTIES 82-88 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD. THE DAYLIGHT STORE [ | rosiecs mow i somi pees e i whisome. nownns and easily digested. Your grocer sells it. A S H ! E ]) IN Nl[iHT REPl]RT Hanover, Pa.; Miller, Raymond ., ank C. Jackon, Mich; Ransom, | Fafnir Bearing Co. ....27.45 12,629 | [§ v Clark’s Summit, Pa.; Miller Waltor | Chester 1, New Hampton, Iowa |Union Mre O S B | A., Catasauqua, Pa., Roder, Francis C. | Reeder, Arthur, Trovorton, Pa.; Re. | | on M8 Co. .......26.05 15,631 § Nat'l Spring Bed O i East 1in, Pa. ’ zula, s He £ Jo. ,.20.14 1,210 Pennsylvania Again Reels Heavy | ot Beritn. ras Roose, sonn, At L ol SR A e e B BCOC C oldsvilie, ; Shaffer, Bimar, Pocono jman P. 120 Fast 120th street, New |The Stanley Works ,...15.85 46,052 | B 62 West Main St. Two Stores 95 Arch St. A K O' | Hfl[]d Of [he Hun Pa.; Smith, Ei J., Gettys- | York; Robb, David, il S e SR B t % < Eh Pines, Earl York Philadelphia, |y, 5 , ; " |Hart & Huteht 1613 3 burg, Pa.; Privates, Anderson, Alvin | Pa.; Rogers, Clalr S, Wyalusing, Pa.; A e 2iois R., Kerkoven, Minn.; Bartley, John | Rose, Frank, Old Forge, Pa.; Ross, oo Pa.; Bell, B 0. | w 3 >hila 2 |Hart & Cooley ,,....,.14.0 2,101 Waghington, Aug, 8,—The following |, Noweastls, Pa; Bell, Marshall O., | Willlam H., Philadelphla; = Rush, 14,01 1 e 5 o Pittsburgh; Carter, John, Avoca, Pa,; | J'rank P., Chester, Pa.; Rycez, John \- anley Rule & Level ,,13.59 13,5987 fre ths army casualtles ennounced i | &, ¢eor “pred Ralph, Hris, Pr.i Hoff. Hrle, Fail Samuels FHerry, 835 Myss |[Landers, Frary & Olapk 13/58 44563 | E ! man, Bdwin H.,, Borwyn, Pa.; Hum- |tle avenue, Brooklyn; Schissler, Jjas, |P. & F. Corbin ,,,..,,10. 15,281 Killed in Action, mel, Paul, ¥spy, Pa.; Kennedy, Da- | J., Philadelphia; Schmidtmeister Aloy- |Parker Shirt Co, .,,... 9, 1,498 | g Sorgeant Cox, Tibert . Rush-|vid, Ashland, Neb,; Kennedy, James 'slus, Philadelphla; Singer, Dayjd D., |Corbin Cabinet Look ,,, 7,002 | 5 B ville, Ind.; Corporal Szaja, Stan-{.J, Philadelphia; Kinzel, John M., | Clark’s Summit, Pa.; Stone, George Traut & Hine Mfg, Co. 7. 5,440 | 4 H . A islau, 307 Norfolk slreet, Philadelphia; Kruse, Fred, (‘zremd H., Philadelphia; Van Kirk, Clifford {North & Judd Mfg, Co, 6 &“235! p%cla 8 wark; Privates, Collum, Jonnic Island, Neb,; Lacey, Michael V,, Phil- | C., Philadelphia, American Hosiery Co, , 2,024 | ¥ | lemLson, Ala.; Dempsey, Duffey, adelphia; Larr, Robert, Philadelphia; I —_ . Vulcan Tron Works ,, 3 1,682 Pa,; Keenan, Josevh J, Philadelphia; | Larson, Erwin E., Dickey, N, D.; Mc- THRIFT STAMP RACE. Corbin Sorew Corp, , 8,219 | Neabitt, Athle A, Tennessea City, | Kes, Hugh Y, Philadelphia; Hrget, Per capita Total |P, J. Flannery ,.,,.,,, 8. L 100 Tenn.; Tyson, Thomas J., Marion, 11 William P., Reading, Pa.; Mitchel] Btanding Sales Sales |Russell & Hrwin .., . 1,000 7 I Visosky, Johp, Scranton, Pa,; Wate John W, Philadelphia; Ost Minor & Corbin Box ('0.36 2 Beaton & Cadwell ,,, 0 $1.00—31.25 fleld, Lloyd L., Knotts Jsland, N, C,; Wingate, George 1, Ogden, Kan.; Soft Shirts Zdinogki, Adam, 204 Bixth street, Jer- sey City, 2 for $1-50 Died From Accident and Othor Causes, Bkinner Chuck Co, .,,,14.47 2,2 On Their New Premises 234 MAIN STREET FORMERLY HALL’S GROCERY "_ = Privates, Bhiy, Victor P, Hayden, $1.50 and $2 Soft Collar N, M.; Garrett, James L., Oak Grove, ATk st Shirts Wounded Severely, 1 15 Lieu Keen, Hdwin l., Wiconi Pa.; Weaver, Charles H,, ) L Ohioj Sergeants, rpe: Robert Y., Wallingford, Ky Jar John I, 1 00 m | Nelsonville, Ohio; Corporal Cplasacco, 4 ( John, Morris avenue, New York; “'h‘te qoft O 0“3]’ Shlrts * Cook Tremmel, Estes, Emma, Ill. Pri- vates Bond, Joe O, Marmaduke, Ark 6 Booth, Jesse J., Breathian, W, Va 9c Boyce, Clarence K. sanesville, W B | ('zgier, John, Plains, Pa.; Di Grabriel- le, Leo, J.ebanon, Pa.; Lux, Jacob B 31 25 New Orleans; Tousigant, Henry, Nee~ ‘ l | ol by, e ' ® pRic nah, Wis.; Toycen, Oscar G. Sand f 5 ".;;«""'Mrh o i Bi Jork < Creek, W Vail, Cecil 8., Dalton, § . 'abex""“"wwfl-dm i | l OI ns ue Working Shirts Pa.; Wilhelm, Peter, Mauch Chunk, : o e ™ | bt | ) | §| Pa; Wilson, Raymond s ‘La.n(‘:\,fler, B g /w&z ) = 890 Pa.j Winebrenner, Ben H., Albion, ! “Fl’eezone" is Maglc' l.lft any Corn or Ca”us right off with fingers—No pain! | Ind.; Wozniak, Glen A., South Bend, ) L) Lt — | Steadily Gaining in $1.00 . Wounded, Degree Undetermined, A ». A rgeants, Leonard, William ., Ce- W A]_l S Nainseok Union Suits f T G el G e elght ummer cago Heights Corporals, Gary, Wil- ~ 57C | liam P, Jamgica w York city; Something to be thankful for in the sizzling heat of “‘dog days’’. To Jerlesk rg < 2 Jeffers 8 3 S Y At e S know the little chap is adding the precious ounces to his weight week : ; Sherman. Robert L., Shaf week ! $2.00 . e, Richard 11, 4031 s |»:lnfl{ i Cooper Union Suits H | : Brooklyn; Mechanic Willis Borden's Fagle Brand is giving hém just the nourishment he needs, now that Nature’s food M, Pleasant Plain, Opio; s no longer sufficient. And #’s justas pure and wholesome as if prepared under your own Siieh S ternard s J Te g eye. Sodon’t worry about the wholesome purity of baby's milk, even in the hottest weather. Missing dn Action, Lieuls. Gunn, Maleolm B., Wuinut sircet, Beverley J.i Maclure Black Hose “ Bl ieary G. Newion, M: Sy | Coburn, Thoma @ 2 le road, - 8 | Brookiyn; Fischer, Robert Pocono L}C @ | Lake, Pa; Hunsicker, Ciayton H.,, Philadelphia; Oedll. Bruno W Phil- \'r‘lphl 11 Mildenhe Abraham, Phils . Don’t Miss This §|: i, e B g Drop « little Freezona on an aching | tiny bottle of Freezone for a fow cents, Sai : Pa.j €orporals, Cruse, Elmer BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILK COMPANY | corn, instantly that corn stops hurt- | sufficient to rid vour feet of Stary For over 60 years Fagle Brand has been nourishing tiny lads and lassles in the cradles of the nation. It is always dependable, always uniform, easily digested and econowmical. At better groceties; drug stores too. ¥ ‘f £ "B Pa.; ¥ bal . 5 s 5 it g vaKle”Fl‘:ns;‘ % Borden Building ew York ing, then you lift it right out. It |hard corn, soft corn, or corn between i, o k, doesn’t }uj one bit. ¥ magis calluses, without sorencaa R W & . - g o g en e i s e 4 Why wait? Your druggist eells a|or irritation. Tryit! No humbugt