New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1918, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 191& For when the people saw the cement sidewalk being ] We proved that there is not only money in Win- If you e laid, Columbia street being graded, a house already started f throp Manor, but there is money by simply walking on | at our option and such large, level, deep, fertile lots and all within I it, as we gave away U. S. Government Bonds to the | Warrantee only 11 minutes walk from some of the principal factor- Il holders of the lucky numbers. ticulars. ies, they were mightly quick to appreciate that this I was the property they had been waiting for—and im- Il By Monday night Winthrop Manor will be history, mediately wanted to own a lot and in some cases two or | as only a very few more people can get in on it. Be sure three wanted the same one when they found how low | you are one of tho_m We are even showing the lots at the prices were, and that the price included the (City i night by Automobile Head and Spotlight, as the people Standard) Cement Sidewalk. There is very little choice | with foresight want to get their lot secured before as the entire property lies so nice and level. Saturday. || | ANOTHER FR AWING SATURDAY AND } Pay I ANOTHE "REE DR NG SA / INT TSR TED MEN FSPRC S Shlh o r s A ENLISTED OR DRAFTED MEN ESPECIALLY . SALES STAMPS AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS. il PROTECTED. F. E. Crandall, Manager. T M | portea by the commanding seneral| Andrew Nodulaztis, R. F. D. Box| Idward J 39 Beccher pl.| m 1 J. McEnnis, Littleton, Mass. | Wounded (D F Y Q the American Expeditionary | airfield, Conn Newton Center, M Kenneth A. McKenzie, Burlington, . Py ULA LU ) " iorces | IS ice feaRulcasen p RS Michael Gettings, 764 Ninth ave., | Mass James Murthil Killed in action . 7 ‘ b N. Y homas Manley, 91 Jacobs st., Mal- | New York, N. Y. Wolnhded severely oees G| [\nu« {ooney, 194 Highland ave., | Jame 554 W. 160 st. | den, Mass. Died of wounds Malden, New ¥ 3 | Missing in rearge shforth, 140 High st., | s — ~ Cook Cory Potal IR Chakier : = . 100 Reward, John F. McKeon, Main st. Cherry| Leo F. Harvey, Following is the list of New KEng- 4 o setied 3915 Fifth ave., 0 xim “ \M$100‘ f Valley, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa, A tn | tand and New York men | iy St e 3t d to learn I’ a — Privaie Joseph CarmlI Fails fo! Killed i Action. Alexander B. Vartenisian, Main at., | DRAsGl 18 fengh ! : : Privates. | Manchester, Conn been able to cure Frank V . 10 Main st.. N.| that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly Retuin From No Man's Land i e I G Sl ey influenced by constitutional conditions | i Auburn, B el = e requires constitutional treatment. e g it SO T eh S| I Wiy, el S Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally ) £ s R iz i John F. Wha , Watertown, and acts \IHU the Bl i an the Mucous 1\“\ York, N. Y. | George Wickens, 173 Main ces of the System thereby d George P. McKeon, 536 White Ave., |y 1¢0m8€ o ing_the foundation of the _} Brooklyn, N. V. jeaColl, pas giving the patent strength b. S Died of "Woundk Total Number of Casualtics to Date, up l!;fl (’m‘wm!‘l:l« n ,1?41 :}h 1 D! - | A S e e o ure in doing its work. he proprie- ] Privates. || el GG ““ Bogted q““"‘- {ors have so much faith in the curative | . i rhitnes Ave. | Killed in action (including 291 powers of Hall's Catarrh Cure that ira k: an, 218 4 w | § o grancanan e Le RV ki CaeRa verRifare i 212 | they offer One Hundred Dollars for any | | Bridzeport. n | - case that it fails to cure. Send for list | Wounded Severely. JEEaegin Sauncs of testimonials. | bied of disease s ©O., Toledo, ; Lust Died of accident and other | James J. Bevan, 12( RIS SIEROr = e ester, N. ¥ 3 ‘\\mmllm\ in action John J. Broadbrook, 546 Lenox | Missing in action (including seport, Comn. | prisenerm) i 2T Beecham’s :: Runabout $500. New York, N. Y. | Total to date ] co.. 20,444 : Mich Cudmore, 3 i (Night Report) ' p‘ll 3 ) nghamton, N. v The follawing ca report l S R »her, 1 Kingsbury -St., ‘m by the commandil al of the f | American Jxpeditionary s 7 Devold, Bristol, Vt. Killed in action 5 o 2 will I'flpidly improve your Eaton, North St., North | Missing in action .. Reading, 1 | Wounded severely i complexionbyarousingthe John Fay 5 Bergen St.. Brooklyn, | Died of wounds . e By Yours Within Ten Days or = ruHr Boston, \Ia« i h!("l of disease cdward A. Ginna, 579 Vanderbilt| ‘ounded (degree Bl N ! mined . § s Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. rnhard Goldmonz, 260 20th St Ealcneis el T 8 Ou l ave to Hamel, 25 High St. Willi- | Total S = e ; jm:\u\tv, Sona New York and New England ';y‘;m | Joseph P. Hennessey. Premium |*' { Point, New l(r‘r(h(]ll NoX o etlosim Il T Rwonnaon! MR. FORD has turned over 18 of his 24 assembling plants to the U, S. There | Bdwara J. MacDonald, 31 Montvale | Licutenants | . i Government (the last one being the Long Island City plant) as he believes in necticut men |rd. Woburn, Mass - un\\‘:‘,;:"i Cummings, 34 Kilmurray e : bt WINNING THE WAR instead of making money. The list price in the future re PRIVATE JOSEPH CARROLL. Died of Wounds. " Serg f wound New York, N. Y. % Kittredge, 54 €lintan st | 1 | Wilbain O'Neill, ast 80th q,' es, 16 Harvest st. Iiny'-‘ i s '\W"'mrm} arl A. Foss, 75 Greenfield st.. Buf- p i 4= | will be regulated according to curtailment. MLiohn PEopaceea R cero BacHl R - S Brycinin 4 s | When our present stock (which is small) is exhausted we will be compelled ; Bdward Martin, 148 Charles st N.| John R. Butler, 92 Dykeman '! e — * | to drive cars over the road from Buffalo and the charges will be $75 more than 1 reported as missing in ac ?.\W‘muhm, ‘“'f’“f i _ = : New Tm"'i« N ‘ : i i A PRESENT PRICES. 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