New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, and upon thin merles may rest the | NEWS RNS ARE ORDERED T0 GLOSE Cahill Co. and Fat NIRRT INVILLE LHIN One of the largest Engagement of Miss Livingstone. Georg artfords Shoppind Center 50 Marguerite, Depot Service Flag, flag has been placed on Bros, Gailty | ting Laws 13th, Inclusive Fridays We Close at Noon, Till Septemb Some New Afiivaflg at “BaByBand" For Little Folks Autumn Wear MOTHERS OF SELECTING GEORGE A, LACKEY WOUND TWO TO SIX YEAR COATS AT IN- PRETTIEST STYLES TRIMMINGS, AND CORDUROY. LITTLE ONE, COME SEE THEM. AND COLORINGS MADT, ALSO SMART OF BROADCLOTHS WITH Expense—assidy C'OATS OF VELVET, ~Ilatt- Wadsworth Chinchillas, vacation i nilfor ARRIVALS N tion in Guilford ubstitutes, government ition with the Corbin Serew Corpora Hats we off Registration men who have he morning and will e showing SR SPECIAT, alternative in both ca for b9c yard, studenis of the New Klatt—Wadsworth Church of our the town in the on is expected to Idvingstone of annotnce the approach- their daughter, Viola harle Edward The wedding the near future depot. There is fing in commem Corporal Earl Madeley, ction in France. employed at the freight. of his enlistment Bptist Church he pastor will il subject of At 05 v school. At # ople’s serviee will Wh a woman Ttems, Bast Main street has acaepted a po 5, was hegun at If you have not oon on read Burton Hall are vacation at Tuxis Wadsworth 3, $2.00 and are spending OFFERINGS $1.00 grade 85 brother in Sweaters for Boys ucl Gospel Church. AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY <fOR 1 " RECEIVING NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN PURCHASED DEPEND PROMPTLY tomorrow at 10:45 a. m the accompanied 'BERLIN NEWS FACTORY IS IDLE WITHOUT REASON . Live Board Might Rent Hartord Burial Case Plant IS DEAD A Board of Trade or Similar Body Might returned also CITY ITEMS foreman of the Kensington pla with friends Springfield Zion Church friends in churci tomérrow and innual ontine | Northtford | cation in Wooastock who have not been invited to Richardson will he in TS NAME the church are Advantage Town—HBoy wrewell party Collle Moorehead proving grounds - BRITES ¢ it would soon put itself in a hixher | Chester Lake, ; The mornir | Greenlea 5 Blessie Smith: section three wrdson ship will begin at there will be a ser. officials were to have t | Title company H FORGE ON IN NIGHT BATTLE Adelaide Walter Kennebunk vdership of Mrs . where she vastor will preach iifican the Valiey of Dry A dPbLUAIne: (Continued condition of Main street | =an of E who has hec overlooked Confederacy 30,000 men. Two thousand buring the evening L certain pla BUT FEW REGISTER FOR ARMY SERVICE Berlin Briefs, Migs Marjorie Moors will raturn in extended trip thro guns have enrolling officer and s connect Immediate- the State Coun At Exeniption Boards the Somme 1,000 Ctermans in one combat were killed Memorial Chan the ofMce Monday | een open antomobiles WHEN were taken to garages ks In Important Role, IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE TO SAVE MONEY < participated visiting at | officials have Besgie Strong | on which 1o hase any estimat income, 10ok around and you will find trategically threatening tanks had to One tank suffered wounded except the pilot who kept th Chivist, Seie We rmination ever expect o accom- | FORCE OF CHINESE ARRIVES AT MUKDEN | Then open o saving BANKING — e CLASSIFTCATION Contingent Is On Jts Way (o TOO LAT stok to Join Hands With WANTED GIFT OF MAPS. valuable collection of maps, soras grocery husines: of them published in Germany in 1830 the late Prof., Da the Associatad contingent Peking, Aug | ana preserved Iy way to join the Plainville Trust Co. PLAINVILLE, CON. v Miss Mary of North and South ‘America, Germany and state library b , according to announcement 171 Glen Chuveh Augnst 3 after Trinity. 7:30 Communion, 11:00 prayer and rectoi Wednesday evenings, the 28th and ssing work in the u the Kmmanuel Iranklin square el and at 10 a usual praise school will meet at o'clock the Young | The evangelistical o al i o'clock Monday ever the | will take place be held at the the congrezation » act as captains the pews in the pastor and any services by other gation are cor- v the pasto be in charge in Mrs. Mary King; Mary Pottis; sec- Brown: section Sunday school o'clock and at 7 ople’s society will Mary Pettis will be held at e of the Pro Lecture, k its Forming the subject fhe Gospel Tent will he rendeved i | | i | Wloat the Tent | ind Thursday Saturday Vflarnoon, welcome German Luthevan Chureh Communion at e I Fhea, W Preparvator v pastor h. 1A Young ith the other it 6 o'clock at Girl wor e whl Notid the Rev Iy assistant church will e Young Peo- Methodist church meeting. If storm meatir will he the First Bap- tist. Maln street Sunday morning subject “Mind” 15 Wednesday ame address, is mntil five o'clock, experienced 11 Cooperative general hous 8-24-3d GIVES UP PU IN MUNITH Rev. Frederick: strates Loyalty 1@ Fredericlke ago one of the be clergymen ar pastor of# V. FREDERICK six days a devoted almost entirely to munitions Keese resigned the pastor- Humboldt, This was onc suceesstul LET OLD SOL WORK ON THEM A LITTLE WHILE clergyman 17's Gooo TO REST A BIT BEFORE GOING IN- THE SUN wiLL DRY US OFF NICELY employment Prussianism Fatherland EGETABLES SHOULD BE HARVESTED WHEN THE GROUND 15 DRV, IF POSSIBLE, [AND SHOULD LIE OUT DOORS A FEW HOURS UNTIL ANY SURFACE MOISTURE, O THEM HAS EVAPORATED What to do with the potato after harvest is best told in a storage book that will be sent any reader of this paper for a two-cent stamp by the National War Garden Com- mission of Washington. Kitchen Are you doing yours ? UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION