New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1918. Close at Noon, Till September 13th, Inclusiv Fridays W FOR War you Thrift and Stamp box one Savings Samps you buy, the get your coupons. On Septem- the first coupon taken Buying Stamps helps win THAT get coupon. tith, at City Wall. the DMayor dr brings the holder of the number , and may. bring you Inck. WORKING buy of us OR $5007 With ever The War ws $500. more Savings from a The second you and $250. you ¥ ber out A Clean-Up of Women’s Sweaters at Peenomenally Low Prices YOU SHOULD CREATE A EIG SENSA- AND THE GOVERNMENT COMMAN- THERE 1S BOUND TO BE BIG SHORT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING SWEAT- ITS SAVINGS. Slip-Ons, made without with shirred in Slip-over style. Garments regularly priced S THIS NGS SOARING IT FOR OF MERCHANDISE, AT THIS SALE AND $5.98—They are Jersey button fronts. A few OCCASION BRID WAY UP IN PRICE SOLDIERS’ CLOTHING ANY MAKE cloth also THE OFFERIN TION. WITH WOOL DEERING MOST OF AGE OF THIS CLASS ERS, SHOULD BUY SEE THOSE PRICED pockets and and 98 and $9.98 THESE HER without collars, others NOTE THIS LOT, Shetland Sweaters and Slip-ons, ONE SILK SWEATER in Amer ONE PURE SILK SWEATER, FOR THESE WE ASK $1.98 Shetland wool, in sleeve style. $8.98 ea. for Women’'s Pure trimmed with green. ONE SILK SWEATER in light ANOTHER PURE SILK SWE. A LOT OF WOMEN'S WOOL $7.98 garments priced at $3.98 each sleeves, b Belts acl sleeves. Some 8-—Choice of Shetland wool brushed sailor chance to get Regular $8.50 to 9.98 kinds. i Beauty shade, regular peach of a garment, was priced With but a small lot to choose Regular was $3.50 ea. silk Sweaters sell regularly at Slip-ons, with and without collars. Regular price was $4.98 ea a Fibre Silk Sweater in green and ARE $2 with large $4.98—Your rose. Also some price $27.95 for only $28.98. from $8.98. Sale price is $7.98. a Women's Slipon Sweaters price that of $20.98. They are rose color blue, fancy trimmed. Regularly ATER in nile green shade, was priced SWEATERS in dark green, light priced at $26.98 green, and $30.98. Sale Sale corn is $9.98. $7.98. Regular price price color is PLAINVILLE NEWS | | PLAINVILLE PLANS BIG FOOD EXHIBIT | | | Agricultural ~ Association Wil | Have Fair Sept. 27 and 28 FIGHTERS ~ ARE FINED Offi eport 60 New | | Draft Board Men Registered Saturday—Expect Law Suit to Iollow Sunday Auto- | mobile Crash. There meeting tors of the Plainville sociation, Inc., last evening in the di- | room of the Plainville Trust | | The association was formed | was a of the direc Agricultural as- | rector's company | recently and incorporated under the statutes of the of Connecticut. | At a recent meeting, officers and di- | | rectors were elected. and a constitu- | | tion and by-laws formed | | At the meeting last night, a { 4 mittee of nine was appointed to make | plans for a fair to be held in Septem- ! ber, preferably on Friday and Satur- | the 27th and 28th. The fair will be held in the new Town hall and the hall. Agricultural products, fruits and RRed work., and of all kinds will be exhibited. No admis sion will be charged, and the com mittee wishes it to be understood that ! hold any of the goods to | | be exhibited. Fach pe make what disposition he may wish of the goods he exhibits. Judges will be ap- pointed to award the honors for the hest exhibits and prizes may be of- fered to the children the Junior Food Army All organizations and | the public in general are invited to participate in the exhibition Sunday Fight Are Fined. | Vincenzo Girolamo and state a com- | day, | | | Grange | B | canned | | Cross vegetables, handiworl | e | | they will not son may | | Guiseppe HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY AOR NEW BRITAIN YOU OAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. rs of New Britain took the home of Gaylor Chamt place this afternoon at the prospective bride. Miss Junie M. Brown East Hartford The Home Guard held evening in the town hall BERLINJNEWS MANY CHANGESIN SCHODL TEACHERS K, OF C. WANTS 300 New IHSIFHU-IEP-ST%IITGG by Au- MGRE SEERETAR‘ES ifi hool | R e LUt R | Work of Overseas Forces Is Being | WEST| Steadily Increased e | features is visiting in | a drill last Will Give Demonstrations of Munitions Are Made Hartford, August onstrations showing ho 27.-—Actual W N0 CHANGES IN cut’s war will at munitions be among the are man the prin exhibition of I | Alterations and Improvements at Cen- Cable to the Knights sl Columbus.) Council EanigiAvs —The Knights of Co- | fense at the State Fair at Charter lumbus fast motor service to the fight- | park, this city, starting ing front—trucks manned by K. of C. | ang e Will Be Continued on Same Scale. | 5o otaries and freighted with cigar- | demoneteatians il vill | ettes, chocolate and writing material, | gkilled mechanics working on m was inaugurated today on a New | machines, nd screw chedule that keeps the trucks moving | other mechanical forward with great frequency. Every ! the principal munition man has been thrown into | Connecticut. Those who service. ,Only such secre- | ges just how the weapons of war are absolutely necessary to | in chasing the Hun are turned o continue the operation of the perma-| This exhibit, which will be fr nent hut have been left on their old | all who attend the fair, is intend assignments. | show just what part Connectic | Wherever the American and their | taking in the war. Every article allied fighters advance a supply of nec- | ufactured in this state will be sl essary comforts is moving close behind, | and may be examined by those | Soap and towels have been added to | wish. The exhibit will be varie the list of articles carried. The rapid | its nature, and will prove of s advance of the Allies on all fronts has | interest to the relatives of those f the change in the war work | who ave upholding the " | methods. Trucks leave the ports of | Uncle Sam on the other side Miss Buct debarkation daily at regular intervals | Atlantic at the present time 1d Nc ! and are met close behind the lines by Another feature worthy of c a Jizhte take over the | notice will be a machine gun ex recommendations. Miss | supplies to their des- | which will include the Browning have charge of the | fination the Vickers, and the Colt. The is also a graduate of | | ers is the model in most genera Normal and ho on the other side at the present several | and as Hartford product, wi n Hol doubt be one the features v will attract the most attention. will also be a showing of matic pistol which now cial weapon of many our units. This exhibit, which wil shown by special permission o United States Government loaned by the Colt Patent I Manufacturing company of this c (Special . | the Connectic 5 ol | Connecticut State ter Building Mak® Instruction Youth More Practical—War Work next Mo be conducte The fall of the schools regin se Wednesday, e several changes t The teachers for 11 include Ar will have ¢ e of eighth grades. Mis: West ingfield wi the fifth and Danbur and has Wolcott sion on Reptember 4 & appliances 1 There te ing Center school 3. Andrews seventh taf 1 | available the taries desire W who motor ha : as Anna Gries S, have d sixth Griese is a rmal School graduate neT eral years Mrs ha rith « les fourth *h 1 iss ade third work n the E Simmons will Miss Bertha he second of class grade tea tea the 1ck rade. the Westf] of 1917 and orced 3 is t 16 5 chool h Martin c which them vehic and rush Sc 500 More Secretaries Needed, 1001 vears in 2 Mas tained vear to Mabel Du building lights bui Sharox Immediately upon receipt of the ad- | vice that the new schedule was in ac- ual ation, the Knights of Colum- s on War Activities at > headqua 461 Fourth Ave., is- \ call for 500 additional Secre- These men are needed imme- oke, of o t ope the Committee 2 the How ths is Miss Wadham of Miss old 1t the personnel o eatly increased if ress service is to be continued to the original plan. The ires the regular delivery of and other comforts to the ire in the vanguard of the re ondns tract their full share of notice o part of the public will be ma gun ammunition, cartridges of sorts and sizes, Enfield rifles, | matic shot guns, time fuses and tridge c Among the para nalia for the outfittir ice i i « 1mpaign room cupied ommittee has decided upon recruit these additional The quot be filled next ten days { 3 necessar grade. iric must year within the Much Soap Is Needed, M aplain, blankets, overcoats, navy un cloth, army uniform cloth, Its, bandoliers, packs, slickers, hirts and Those interested the used constantly soldie | will be interested scabbards, trench entrenching tools, and a whole the the noteworthy assembled | he Donald, a. Knights of Co- | returned from | a | Columt to discuss s lathe mbus zhting zone the t socks, France, of 18 one articl . supplies dis that s ed for which is soap and | be one of ofithege | sindiever the | Will the various | the part which in outfitting the Iy upholding the France in our Berlin Ttems. el Margaret Kni hy that K Americans, Price loft 2 e to see bay rarters, V1l 1 to the = the of knives, saber bt | kits, P lin the and ken exhibi appreciated insistent request, inds of gross ibuted iall Be pongratulations on Richard Bryant Augu Mrs Visiting Lewis of thi An enjoy the -farewell Schonicl afevin K gathering boys who are to d f Uncle marriage of Berlin and there most s howi fe tr wels tu is t s0 b essential free hy D Connecticut « now n Barnes o home vouths t Americ at the of IN MEDICAT UNITS | The clerk - dis {in exemption board today received a card | Mayor (i. A. Quigley stating that Britain boys who left yester Camp Greenleaf, Ga.. arrive York at 4:30 o'clock yester ind left an hour later, ‘t'he writes that this quota is to form new medical unit s of the secc ble evening w t party given from SEEKS MISSING : Mrs. 392 street asked the polic mans nsingtc North d Kukus of of to enter | benefit the soon or the part was Jast night in husband. who finding her peared last Friday no reason to go away. the service noon The Whitman of She says h William Louise mayor part of a BEdwin My MECHANIGS T0 WORK AT BIG STATE FAIR dem- | Connecti and Industry of this state to be shown as a part of the exhibit conducted by of Saturday. These machines used factories honor special | Vick- The will Other articles which are sure to at arious | the soldier and sailor to be shown will articles tents standar HUSBAND Buunies UTEAEE disap- Cogliante of Whiting street, who were arrested Sunday by Officer Marino for fighting with a woman, were triea vesterday afternoon. Both wers | charged with assault and breach of | | the peace. The charge of assault | against Girolamo nolled, and he was fined $10 and costs for breach ot | the peace. Cogliante was fined $10 on each count and ordered to pay the costs of the court Accident May Have Legal Sequel. Those who the of the | iutomobile White Oak Sun- night are awaiting developments It that Adolph the driver of the smaller car, | sue L.eonard Marchese the owner Buick. A hearing will be given ! parties very soon 60 New Me According to the I. Miller, of the men registered & da men left here yesterday for Greenleaf, Ga.; they the the Class 1-A men in Plainville. Tomorrow Is “Circus Day. Hey, kids, there's a circus comin’ to town! This is the cry that is most popular with that branch of “Young'! America’ representing Plainville The ak | Sig Sautelle Overland circus will rive in town tomorrow morning,and performance will take place tomorrow It is advertised as the largest cireus in the country. The bil in the various stares in town the show will take pace at grounds of the State Guard t a was also saw results crash at diry with interest. is said Kratze, will | of the | the How Registered. list compiled local draft board, Saturc by B. 60 Camp ufac- of are last cipal ! abor is | De- [e) ar- nday one-ring s posted say that the drill on Pierce d by illing and at of ma used | ut ce to ed to ut man- own, | who | ed in | o pegiall fiey ¢ that the M, stree Brief Items. Top ant J. R. Devanney the week-end in Plainville as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Graham of 82 West Main street. Sergeant Devanney s istationed at Camp Meade awnd very well known in Plainville There will be a meeting of the Bay Scouts this evening all members the troop are requested to be pres- Scoutmaster Ackert promises something of special interest to hoys will be discussed and Mrs. David Hirsch Church street are entertaining Hihsch’s sister, Mrs. Rappaport, niece, Miss Rose Cline, of Hart- | ford Miss RYth Gladwin are dian Neck Clinton sition as company B America have of the agencies Stamps and W Plainville. They Arms | campaign for the ity mark at §1,000 the $600 Se spent is and boys of £ the | ot Mrs and hibit, type - 3 and week Miss at Tnez | In- 13 Ryder 1 spending time, 11 no which use a Hamm has resigned his po- | ent for the Adams FEx Percy Miller will take ress his auto- offi- | army 1 f of > local court of Foresters been appainted one for the sale of Thrift Savings Stamps in organized a and their have reached the present time. Many of the members have not furned in their reports as vet, but at the next meeting it is hoped that the sales will amount £700 Letters are office for the on, Maurice F. Ashton anth, Alexemia Tamotte riet Walker be the be have sales set Thes 1 the chine auto to car pher ng at th Michael An Mabel T and Mrs. advertised following post of | der Res iform | Ha cartridge machine h: ITALIANS RETTRE 1IN ALBANLA. Tome Says « Ttalian \ of the After che Movement Not Disturbed, Vic o hoys —TLoss Heavy, Aug. in Osum enemy fizhting, na vims, onel Rome. 1 Alhar 26 the re rivers forces in have retired prepare defenses, ment issued today A ffered a sanguinary feat 21 and have not renewed thelr | s since S troops | e - King ceveral days undisturbed offic in | eni superior will the t s to stat says an The s of aking rave- 1 ri ans August 1ttac su on n { p- ieri, Vienna Albania \ug have 1 of 1 Via. L.ondon Austrian troops at, and the town the mouth of the Semeni official statement from Au | Hungarian headquarters todas Ttalians lost 1 in ind terial | nea to aid | g0 i tro The e had iy men ma [ evening i ed | parade at ! London. | parade at | air concert Large COULD NOT STOP THE HEADACHES | Until SheTriJ Fruit-a-fives" (or Fruit Liver Tableis) 112 CoBURG ST., St. Jonx. *“T feel I must tell you of the great benefit I have received from your wonderful medicine, ‘Fruit-a-tives’. Ihave heen a sufferer for many vears from Violent Headaches, and could get no permanent relief. A friend advised me to take ‘Fruit- a-tives’ and I did so with great success ; and now I am entirely frec of Headaches, thanks to your splendid medicine”. MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW, 50c. a box, 6 for §2.50, trial size 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of priee, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N.Y, | | FRENCH MUSICIANS Famous Army Band Will Make ! Tour of Connecticut Hartford, Aug —Arrangements have been completed for the Connect- icut tour of the French Army Band, 70 musicians, all of whom are heroes of the army of the French Republie, which will begin September 16th and continue for seven days. The transportation of the musicians in Connecticut will he entirely by automobile. The band will arrive in Hartford on Monday, September 16th, at 11:19 A, M, and will be taken at once for an automobile ride around the city, after which they will have luncheon at the Stat Capitol and meet the Governor, and later will leave for New Britain, where at P. M. they will be presented to the Mayor at the City Hall. There will be a parade at 4 o'clock, an open air concert at 5:30, complimentary sup per at 6:30 and a paid concert in the The musicians will return ford for the night Tuesday ptember 17th, they Hartford at eleven o'clock, half hour in South Man- 11:30, have luncheon in Willimantic at one o'clock be present- to the Mayor of Norwich at 4:30, a public open air con- 30, complimentary supper nd a paid concert at 8 P. M spend the night at New 6 y to Ha on will leave stop for chester a at cert at at 6:30, They will On Wednesday, September 18th, they will leave New London at 10:30, and have a reception and luncheon at 12:30 at Middletown. At 3:30 P. M. they will arrive in Ilartford and be | presented to the Mayor at the City Hall. There will parade at four | o'clock and at five o’clock an open air concert on the Capitol grounds There will be a paid concert at 8:15 P. M. at Foot Guard Hall. On Thursday, September 10th, the band will leave Hartford for Spring- field, Lenox and Stockbridge, Mass., and will have luncheon at 1 o’clock at Stickbridge. The musicians will arrive | at Norfolk at 5:30 and be entertained | at supper at 6 o'clock in the Norfolk Inn. There will reception for them at 7 o'clock and at 7:30 they will march ta the Music Shed, where they will free concert for one-haif | which at 8:15 p. m. ther paid concert in the Music They will return to Hartford night Friday be a be give after be a hour, 1 Shed for the On band at 3 mayor a the 2:15 and September will leave Hartford at o'clock will be presented to the Meriden. There will be a 4 o’clock and a public con- | cert at 5 o’clock a complimentary sup- per at 6:15 p. m. and a concert at the Armory at 8:15 p. m. The band will return to Hartford for the night On Saturday September 21. the band will le Hartford at m,, and will be presented to the mayor of | New Haven at 12:15 p. m. The mu- | sicians will be given a complimentars luncheon at 1 o'clock and at 2:30 will | be taken for an automobile ride about | 20th of 21 S 10 a the city There will 1 parade at 1 and at 5 o'clock an open-air conce The regular concert given at Woolsey hall at $:15 and the musicians will spend the in New Haven The band will go Sunday, September leaving Haven 11:30. They be guests | at n complimentary luncheon in Wa- terbury at 12 will parade at 2| o'clock.give a concert at m., and at 7 p free public o'clock public will » m., | night | to Waterbur: | | at will paid 3 m. a » 7 open- band arder The is held in French Army this country ticipate in the next paign. The the organization day and that he one paid concert in Liberty to ban cam- expenses maintaining approximately $1, s why is 000 a hd there is to | in each city visited | the | tion | day I'service act only MOTHER-IN- WITH FR) David- J. Dixon Gi Exhibition and§ “The weather yes have a bad effect John H, Kirkha this morning aftes cases of assault$ peace. There W fore court. Breach of thes against Joe Sullf caretaker of property on Lafa fire and The smg mattress was obj sued and names % version was S “1 say to M you? You start no like. Mova ¥4 mova your block! He sav, iShutta ) den T say ‘Damn B chiefa fire departik was let go on agy ment and the payaie) Mary Miller an@iH were accused of and a sentence of Mrs. Dandri suspended on the m The trouble took placas West street about 114 language was used by the Miller testified that leaves her husband occal then neighbors care fof Dandriches. This proveky Dandrich. Yesterday mornimj Miller lodged a complaint agal Dandrich f H. Gordon was fined $20 fory junk from minor hoys. He fave th boys eight cents.for 11 faucefts, wihi ere valued at $3.50 each. had taken them from Barney Mille house which was being moved on . ‘he hoy# 1 A fine of $5 was imposed on Jacob [ t Babula, wife! Mike Renczyk assaulting his wife and w to 10 days in jail bation at the end of his sentence. trouble took place Saturday was charged with was found guilty and week's Mrs over his husband pr his unopened ment he gered two women pay, like a Renczyk's sister pay envelope entered the house. That Renczyk and pushed out of the house Clubs Mother-in-Law. pan and a club used in an assault were exhibited court today in the trial of David Dixon of Main street. His mother-in law, Mrs. Murphy, was the principal witness. She said she was struck with both weapons when she went (o the assistance of her daughter, whom Mi Dixon had thrown anto a bed and wr striking. Mrs. Murphy said that since her son went to war Dixon run the house, though he owns only bed and a desk in one room. Dixon that the claims of the prosecu were “half true.” He was fined costs. different cases vet somewhat involving a half-dozen men were tried. Mike Bednorczy John Bu kawicz and Jacob Drum were od of assaulting each other. They had been drinking in a saloon and on the street they had a fight. Drum was let g0 it did not appesr that had any part in it and the oth men were fined $5 and costs each Adam RBrajofski the preceding caso Yanik was charged peace. Brajofski is a baker's the mo- an he A frying of wood in 7 tries to said o $7 and Three connected accus witness with was a and with 1 I in Tznatz h of the aker and Va helper. Ynik called at the r where Brajofski works for mail and trouble ensued. They were let go on the payment of costs Oswihofski charged with John Bukowicz hof to have threatened RBuko- glass in a salaon and is a nik John was 1lting said as; Oswi ski wicz with a beer is lin the mixup Bukowicz's wrist was cnt knife. A fine of $5 Oswihofski with was im posed on TWO ENEMY ALIENS REGISTER IN DRAFT Of FEntive Class of 77 Men, 47 Art Citizens of the United States —Others Friendly Aliens stered Sat Of the 77 men who re and vesterday under selective two were enemy were natural born citize 8 vhile 42 the remainder, friendly 1Iso registered The gister were aliens countries. Two colored citizens classification of t men -t Nat in the first is wral-born citizens, 16 1; friendly aliens, 16 In the second district two Ort Jews registered yvesterd he glon having prevented them from reg- istering on Saturday The « tion in district follows enemy aliens ! 10d0x this Citizons by the band. Public spirited erwritten defici citizens | expense, and | there is one. | than $1,000 | an approved | the t, if more to have un vill mec If the receipts the balance French war Ny charity INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED | Warchouse at Medford, Mass, Destroyed with Loss of $60.000— Occupants Blame Fircbugs. Medford. A 2 A large warehouse used by the Miles Co. and the Medford Woalen destroved yesterday both Mass S storage Lumber Co., was which officers companies serted was of incendiary origin loss was estimated at $60,000, by fire The i | | | | | | | naturalized ci 1 from Au 16: colored citizens, 1; zens, 3 alie Tta n enemy Galacia; aliens, & 3 Pers > Russians, 2 Russian Polanders BY INTURED AUTOMOBILI, Child Knocked OfF Curb Hurt Inter- Tt Is Feared. driving street control knocking years she was sitting. The two fractured ribs injuries. There her it the ith this morning conditi nally, is auto evening of the Lillian off a While Franklin Abrams t swerv gon, eight which ceived internal injury on fracture of the hospital ed that her through Max | machine inder- curb child possible also an is any slight. At was stat last Jost old on re head skull it m improved assaulting his The | possibilities. 1t | ause he did not promptly hand | Ar dutiful | yona was | These nt and said her hushand gave up the [ troops m end ing of | hou s sentenced He will go on pro- The Just new south l 5cS TS 8 he attacking force eastward astride the now nd e e driving “ambrai road and Monchy-le-Preux points virtually | Hindenburg line | British planes attacks here are be Wancourt on the ts Scores of n continued on the enemy distinguished difficult ot advancing | their systematic ks ain by overwhelming the delayed | themselves concentration th | points where | infantry | UNCOVER SPY PLOT IN BRUNNER’S CA | SE | Man Belicved to Be Nephew of Von Bernstorfi Had Papers Sewn in Clothes Frz believe the United Sta indictment he Mussche Za San neisco officials | | | | | they | h Rt of the sterday Muench and von den | Michael Brunner, cho. Muenc | | former German | Berns ions | f. The suspi April which 19 papers their Sc 1 to have heen found sewed Muenc reported clothing Muench ‘(:mvn‘n of th Lr systen his hea R | early | of in \cho. n releasc in Stockholm | sent to procure reached | alleged | T They reac h here on forged Muench internment ¢ held Bl 1 be brought passport nd been Tsl he | FOE LOSES HEAVILY IN COUNTER-ATTACK Battiefield Covered With German | Dead While French Even Make ! Advance to New Points “rencl Fran rma Armies i He | drive b M arrie divisi th | tween i The Fir been S alonda was by which h fror € pes encl ey between Pont e-Montecouve round 1 | Orme-d | brilliantly counter and :va: slight the not only mar former | to cast { maine wood (m Later wumber of at they h was in fighti sever The man over what it was when brought in lns night | Abrams | his obstruction in the road on the steering slowly, having dawn the the eported to the police th auto struck a stone or some oth and he wheel stopped street vicinity hi¢ lost He a shor Anoth cae | &rip - going distance child playing without injury. in apet