New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1918, Page 8

1fter The numt sed becomii itnere to % public is \uth it is to willl 1 ties © One way uard tWBTel- ainst to all Government soldiers unserupu- ors would be to require the and address of senders of ms. As the now, ols the telegraph lines this ought a simple matter. Persons re- such messages can assist the rities by at once every of an reporting appeal on received, where to douht of co-oper: the pres- this country their soldier- ition be- uthorities and the public eat exte this method of exto ting noney from famiies which have given men to the service. SHORTENING THE WAR. March's Committee the hed deserve General remarks to Senate Military publi in sterday, the the newspapers y consideration of ecvery America His words carry weight by reasor important office, and 2 real peaks like soldier, bluntly and to the point affirms that 4,000,000 American soldiers under one it the make he not convinced that wha He ommand can defe Germans, wnd he would not such a state- ment were t is true also intimated if plod along and send only ted amount of troops to FEurope termany can pr time re juired to port them hol ments peeded up obtai on t Administration is com policy of rushing forces quickly as possible so a ivery American A come ible end We to an moment th victory and noth- those command fter consid by inereasing the num- soldlers in France W1 oper wnd 10 we can to ¢ em give them the equire with the least not remember that \ere is only strength 11, since sreater fber of ‘soldier come the war's end THE CAPTURE OF FAY. that nt ing ounces Secretary | ar Robert Fa 1 an importa Germ cour and who escap means of a Federal prison Spain United Sta long the oce: The across an, o ' Pet accomplices at 3 Imperial govern- Bgurate a campaign ffoughout this fter the wwith get coun- rupture in Berlin. the without chance saying. Iminals, who con- 1o wreck the in- 8 States when we | | i strict neutral- ito justice. o e prison Bnd the ot | B In the solitude | he will | B reflect f BEainst an inno- | Bn unofiending | "ay in rest have on the jerday, one of Peitizenship pa- ¥6 named Count | fellsoritta nguages \ Proser ho Ho | fce his hings Wilhelm we won- arm L will be able to elr conference ern situation. . murderers who men and sank [probably like to Jddess of Liberty in ' Trotzky, the pee-pul, Mo money for fwas loft behind Kronstadt. self-styled took good the same when they fendral March erican troops gny. Half that puld make a pretty that 4,000,000 defeat of Marines job of it says can Ge number fair in Per- of why long arm now reaches Perhaps the British forces fa found themselves short 'smokes”, which would explain ireat Britain's 0-Baku Leopold of Prus has Prince Friedrich sia, a cousin of the Kaiser, been freed from guardianship under which last June. it's he Now Wilhelm's turn. was placed If, as is reported, a sult of clothes costs $700 in Petrograd, would \bout be able to buy enough yarn we just to mend a hole in the sock of a small- sized ant. said that in some parts of Rus- still the Czar Maybe someone could pass there. s the sia peasants think the is ruling. Confederate currency over The President evidently wishes to hand in case those U-boats pay the Massachu- be on their weekly visit to setts coast next Sunday Paul complained to ba- A woman in St. that her hushand threw just as she began to speak the court con at her, to him. She probably choked be in When starts seems bound to all with Mexico just controversy the time, <he's at peace us she a England row with in Boston they have indicted 30 The some Up dealers who formed a fish trust. produce will. no doubt nauseating testimony. increase in without offends collars continue to 1 to whether it 1t L have we'l g0 our them soon [ sense or not. theti The office hoy said today that if the movement is adopted in New York the price of soap will go up. . cafe excludes which ad- Who Just read about a wonten but men t be a bartender The public health service announces {hat shaving brushes are dangerous So are razors »f war to the Add T horrors Owing hortage, girls can no longer Russia.’ SOME H Predicts Storm in 1 rden 1ine Gosh, he's prophet be did like the tall ones to higher.-—Fashion a draftee from a trip of more Hindson, |, made s to report to his local Seattle. He may be glad to board i is only 6 to 7 thousand from there to Berlin know that it miles further suffragettes are at it again. The Twenty- Washington ine of them were arrested in vesterday, released, and they repeat- The hended azain when their annoying tactics hould be referred to a referec NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, A MILI ROMANCE. ARY Motor C\ was she Licutenant ¢ iptain in the Of ladies fair He was a voung U. 8. artillery; They met strolling In twil Of cours s1 A C and nt st he los > lost her he on the adows dim his heart to her to him “Oh The ardent She shook her let’s got dariin r cried ind sadly married, he " he plead, suppication sank can't, Tow My military rank Minna Irving sun why bride ‘1 and In G 1t her feet she answered, “wed be in the New York BACES AND FANCIE The Couneil National finds that “‘women are spendin money than ever But also they earning mor an the proportion of the mon their own is reater “than of Defense more Dly New spent whic appreciably York We presums ever.” Lansdowne llies are fighting among the ord at the fortunately, which they are fighting to Lord Lansdowne and right to make Lansdowne to jail want know for. Un- things for is to preserve othors the speeches Mail to wl without Toronto and Empirc 80 “Most girls are spending their vacations In No Man's Land,” points out the Toronto Republican.— Kansas City Star. of the that the strong- announced 10 per cent. the war, Berlin being to the information. It is-officially 3ritish is er than quite welcome Toronto Globe difficulty in helieving hortage in Germany T of some ~New navy before We have there is a soap after seeing the the Huns taken Union o tures of ptive Haven ind drive.— as relentless American The persistent New York hot wave as the World. according to says that It is not mind.— A Philadelphia man the Providence Journal short are ridiculous the skirts which he had New London Da of absolute solitude is the kaiser is in when he sits his conscience. skirts in Our idea position the down alone with Ohio State Journal. if you were the normal degrees, you Tribune ow where 130 York Hot? idea! fighting in temperature might talk The a tank, is New listen dur- warm da innocuous heard were compelled to warmest of the to the most ever have only said —The We ing the 1 week we not that speech nothing but Emporia G speaker qualified zette The energy expended in taking off and putting on motor tires in the hot, dusty roads these days would shock a lot of wheat.—Kansas City Star Trench Sentry—Halt! Who goes there? Voice Frenc cite the Voice: French America. Sentry— bangled | 1 don't know it. Sentry—Proceed, Everybody's Advance and re- tanner.’ h “Star American, Magazine. Militant Christianity. (Christian Register.) with of our the do they to win impression that fied inte its rig What is wrong many contemporaries of Why so-called reli- not nightly war? gious press? declare their passion We cannot escape the have quite i ‘spiritual make the not its do not in their editorials and do not set out the i downright. 1f are shrinkers. they ity rtainly burn news. They forthright and not slackers they simply cannot stand up to with their sons and brothers there.” It is too terrible, ! The best you can make it is the world’s sorry way tling great issues. Their timorous approach to the chronicle battle, their temporizing with those who may pa their columns the that security They duty. C. A. huts of denominatior the selves They cousness ssue they are They the over What of it of set- a pity that of callel ifists, omis- their facts fairly be from of srim glorious for their s sriously in their Featurir Y. M the portraits entatives among sion but achieved a are being umaze nd distress are failing in- in print ing | repre army navy chaplains ch the duty it winning of the Holy honc magnifi to | little oesn't nd our soldier the he fellow of 1t vi first Triangle, this all tory war heart Not tr Red Cross. T the in not is 5 man the the spiritual nor yet of he fighting man’s nd the that glory ATl complish is and nee our thing omfort, hea rots the fulsomenc the is to ministries an and it his nobleness, cheer him from the dry portunity gion, to tell the immortality, about the dentials that must i character and conduct to vietc faith, Religion’s to win the to made T their tions. We word for the war B. T and are a as clean s to praise ind ression is no ten im hief lorify sun- chur that op- rel God ahout men about spiritual cre here in their not as means but as apologetic busines this The assumption seems the in epoch religious forces rights and fun 1t have rate seps - need a from both Ravmond R. Mott. T interested in decent, constant heroi “osdick John 10y reporte getting moral conditions influences for the proper theme i tions. hizh and religio Yo asionally the men dominant is exceptional The only lions to the war is that give our mil re uxiliary e e fux iliaries, omplete vic in mental bankruptey, tory. We denounce a new variety of them- The | ordeal | is | | that and | believe religious institution What w that itsel 1t more is ou ¢ show foree, the rmining § t or the limit," s man ¢ sement rai the on d'ctre of our crisis it n md smug an eit o nurturing in its con 1ot the il relig i ro der how about it, wh altar of holy i the frosh their 1 Phis must th or ar worse top. the than i Jo! about ind help win ti v Tesis ‘hrist h from in su m the duty vord Ma st s own you' free. the 100 T In der any cases vie as we papers, sionists is to laud the ious have od to ligi have usands chal and Chy nd t er a They ringing Kirt principal enterpri vor and tremu heing of the sou to the religionists the It In shred the of aro ous ¢ of \ppealing tionate pioning ser i heroism all port our soldier wrong is our ever of to whole an make Kingdom by means of thi We are done with meanly adroit apolo: God ness gious press about The Christian and war with vith all its mig lieves its constituen (vouchsafed dod infinitely than body tc than it opinio he war. will n has pressed he ar of e offering t¥ nitely more overwhelmin that the in the the way war God's ed with ance of better power mighty versal and We that neers patienc saints f By th Etern of the Captain of t brotherhood, 1 vield We say not thing. diverts not one Eerelly it 1nd soul now ut the wrest ot ve editors vour mind There’ and onquest frec and o lom fr rel vith 15 strong the mphasis of wrong, its judgment We suffer for mon whose glory is e demand r spiritual piritual in forces without urge that ower any hu- It wirchs’ the only part therefore, 1p ligiou stituency wncet Is it vickedness W mothe n en won- nd e rs feel upon the offspring, light, ring their morning otent husiness must talk passion 1bout m uders their d not even as to divert which is summed ‘he truth shall Him the Cap- wise which come read the alleged policy of = eir own worlk, ech after spee leaders, as editorials and papers, and time: does un- re Wo h we of “h <0 to the cen- and the mankind. f the th fe the we the soldiers and itiment of affec- nstead of cham- of great-hearted shameful- lon of this world, fibre is dedicated world the very His rightequs- war. the implicit gies in the in isiness lenge to win ist and he edge urging w a and reli- part the ster for one continue to press and soul powe It be- loves liberty as a blrthright) it shrinks from > the fears n only our heart 1d cy slain, infi- death. The mankind is way We We wa persever- and and Al- e and another ruidance God, the of uni we flinch not thin nothing or 1 he nay hosts know one or piously hing ve- > our hand to come lusting to Hear this loins of race om us. up the SUGAR SHORTAGE IN CONNEGTIEUT ¢ August Allotment None in S 1 to Hartford, letter \ug issuel today er in Connecticut, T ministrator Robert than that Connectict for retailers such an certificat entember the “Io" extent N s wh 1 for li retail G their extent ap, rtions, ocers, who have use of canning that in many come an and slow careles: Iministration ind two pounds of suear wailable per that t el basi hey to sales absol pia in full is £y it \ 0 ox 1 i this stato Pr indicat have fo me sent substantin \ 1gainst he month of Sept It 1l will v limit vou in stock and possession i sold you on to f use rles on the ba ounds per capita pe WILLIAM 1 GOING 1 William of the local of the tary former pastor church Plainville, Alton Bay, N. H., for tena th denomination to camp meeting Wednesday ntinue o on Sur Au De sing i Vot nl Rritain Other the N Ne sing made o eing 0 by automobile. Scoville, iven a Mr statemc ol mi anning camp which of Exceeded and ght Tor September 6.—In a circular retail groc Ad- warned of exceed- every ederal Food 1's allotmeént 1as been possibly no can he is itement “E” that ever lating lass 1 to been prodigal in certificates to the has be- have been the food peated warning only two pounds per month final caution must limit the the two pounds le's letter cases it who cceping were by the have large num- wlied for heen WIlotted has neces- to August will nount nth that sug 11 we o ir to b es on t ne rtificat pPply your trade est that no more Cortincates effort to tly two ry tr month r YENTON O ALTON BAY. Denton v general C. A, and Advent Christian leaves tomorrow where he wil] at- of the belongs. opened at Alton this week and two eks, meeting he veak return of 1 him there L0 make the part Britain trip to issue | applications for | more | | sion 1918, AME RILA‘\ ZATION WILL BEGIN SOON Francis P. O'Brien, Dirvector, Will Make All Plans—Experienced A< An Educator. O'Brien of ‘ New Yo to Francis T 123rd been \m West has the Brit- who of strect selectod tak rge ricanization New PRANCIS P, O'BRIEN. a of varied educational elieved that will an ideal man for the pioncering in the Americanization plan meéndations which accompanied his ap- plication the appointment to this that he old) of young pecially man in exper- ience, and it e work prove work Recom- he for new state man post (33 is very a youn g vears pleasing personality In ization foundation. hortly bave the organ- from the very expected here this city he will of the work e hegin DRAG NET GATHERS is to his duties. INDRAFT EVADERS [Warm Reception Benq Given Slackers by Local Police the and the local draft boards, and occasionally assisted by the department of justice men, New Britain is proving to un- comfortable place for Al the of the gove are directed toward the of delinquents and catches are being made. Today the second draft cia received notice that of information furnished Jurgis alias Sviadas, arrest Pa under ported Between police be an ckers nment apprehen- some good agencies being board offi- as a result by them one Soradus, is under at Pottsvill bonds of $2,000 him the and is held The board officials in Potts- ville, stating that he was wanted here for failing to comply with conscription orders. Capt. Wilson C. Price of the state is seeking Joseph Teles who is aiso want- by to polic hore P the John Stachelik was arrested morning for having his cation card with him. He was a much crestfallen when shown the way to the cell room. e registered in Utica, N. Y. and then removed from Utica and lately came to New Britain, Such shifters keep out of the army while, but not for long. In the United States district yesterday Frank K who here as a delinquent e uarters to criminal ¢ now Luette ed second district this not classifi- man for a conrt was ar- when t appear czor, rested at witness was " as a placed Ofiicials local away in a se was 1+ bond 000 urn, N. Y lay that Kacz out reporting examinati other under of 1t notified the had run with- undergo a physical Anthony Banellis, conscription violator, w United police or m an- 1s place States wroll Palangian sted at t Commissioner C Nic street r D holas of Commercial lle vesterday and today I department s a subject Rockwe ke d turned Lzents. tory Plain in inquent e was over to of justice He 1 2 inducted further fo now o N. Y., ser- rmality. draft Boa Brooklyn nd vico should into vithout any Palangiar Pa., and in Brook report on to com ply todn ved no- o nd | imony avers L pr wmd wil ars for th ond dist 1 Ward Vard: Ired | | strictions given ring RAD CONDITIONS A PUBLIC IN | PLACE | Health Toard Ofiic Take Prompt | yction—Short Notice to Make Improvements, Conditions prevailing in one of the | ¢ New Britain broaght the part of public places of | tion on pariment withoritie: o'clock the T e to close prompt ac realtl municipal % v ol gave the | ntil 1 thi with an orde tollets 1 of or prosecu 1 he A5 the one where the health depart- owner »iply complainec institut erty noon to McMillan Store, STORE PLE CLOSED IASE “ALWAY § RELIABLE MONDAY DO YOUR SHOPPING Inc. O CTOCK PIMF EVENING IN AT 6 HE DAY ‘hase Are Clearance Days for All Summer Apparel For Saturday’s Selling We Offer fany Extraordinary Values Although of only early find some SATURD. something at a of t of a kind they're a and visit the price Y ver. he lots 1 vy low are small priced a quick various departments that will interest others being odd garments for earance, so come You'll yo surely At Our Ready to Wear Dept. ON n colors BILLY BURKE PIECE to the shore. Priced SATU of v | Suit— | B | days 31 50 Are the ment conditions cials plice a g one The hold: the 1 condition comy You tember pretty Piques ash save we Regular RDAY at eca $2 98 and DRE SSES WASH DRESSES and hwnn at WH Gaberdines Skirts at Suits T $1.98 white, Specially at black, They're just striped suits in t lain $1.00 colc his spe Men’s Marked Down Piece Wool Heav, Suit on plair ITE I Boys’ Wash each and lot T cial ¥ s at 'S UNION SUITS “Chalmers Make" priced whi in all for styles. a few e $1.38 Severai Hundred Pair te Mid-% Including Values vings Values Wise the up ur ve to Values up to and all the wanted all first quality. Cotton SILKX AND CREPF of BLOUSES Georgette and Crepe Blouses e $4.98 $5.98 Priced ATURDAY W w \.kn SKIRT in two , ; ‘98¢ Jotter grade Wash Skirts at $1.98_ clearance lots euch $ Values to $1.98 Value $2.98 LA CAMILE CORSE Discontinued 1 TS $4.00 $3.00 $2 00 Model these $5.00 avings Corsets Now $4.00 Corsets $3.00 Corsets Your Size is among them athing Suits Suits at $1.39 “" $3.65 WASH SILK SOF" to 17 cach COLLARS 18 1-2 | SATURDAY 29C i 3 ™ 75¢ I sold sgularly 1t Women’s Fashioned Silk Hose colors. Value Special SATURDAY » $1.25 ‘ummer Cleara ce of Women’s Neckwear ry 50c 1.00, ) $1.69 latest in SATU RDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY llars, Vestees, Guimpes, etc “"49c¢ =98¢ Pecpie Who Foresee Conditions and ar pa laying in a s vt 1pply he to $ new f Fall 1.50 on prices Glove each son’s until now at 1 se wait prices, pair, so don't Sep Saturday at Our 3rd Floor notice rémoy bearing health patrons of ublic 3 Anticly i SPECIAL has ed SALE Y ou SALE LOT « 19¢ DEPARTMENT LUGGAGE Trunks th b to the rec et nply U public dining there he iew previow without samc remedy the Healtt ited conducted litions, FOR George now Squadron avernme Grplane went an vt of vein ered Thompson station the case riv P der AIRPI Prai d At 1 t In of 1 it a bl prope Bags tement be ord 10 ner th s n a The e 2 tendent e, ic or sion Floor or your )k SCR Yard. nd posted rd giv nd su cription piac wier resorte e oper Small 1 serve owr th d to any Moo rgument comfort sanit ANE wit operation md h Tetter Falrview 266 h ir or this « der ty n rav by th recent to 1 comple to BIL Suit T John street, RUG s Now ANK 11 IMS alue a sanitary the offi ing bs “bad s witl for a ) into its 1 to reer only ner’s condi 1t weeks e today for the ar | PRANITIS AWARDED MEDAT IMPTIOVEMENT who Aerd Frencl Drapery, Rug, Bianket and Luggage Depts. { AUGUS at a Saving 'S Needs uted by at- to ion, is has different enedy tely now, it will repay today 25c yard 1t end of season prices he nother an Pranitis transferre to expects part instructor to be of Franca CITY ITEMS soon oppor- Advance fall suit n Wilson' Mis pet Mary Leghorn, who has two and Pleasant turned to her treet, and en weeks' vacation visitd friends relatives idenca Valley as r incoin sume her office of home L is rea re duties as stenograj Williar Wilson's, Misg street r various places in 1rned B. A of 90 Lincol vacation spent Rhode Island hag E a month' in L home ats $1.00.—Wilson’s—-advt, made today to the the vicinity of Ky 1 avenueq ting with an Complaint about was bovs i Roc yolice Kelser who a air rifle Mrs. Paulson complain | that she her of Hungerford courf a to the police this morning 1d dog" locked in lled at. Che mad police took charge of the Hats dog $10.00 T $3.00 —advt elvet inama Wils Ne —advt, and crepe hats. Seiberty