New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1915, —_— = V.S F@r ”M@f@fié@efi, /i m E%f omen K \,;fiefier RE@VELA?E@P der, wh | Bhim cnvia What Occuvred at Lilliat 3 Robert Had think it wa = i \ rested 1o 1 s comp. i § to_provide | T avail fy sripping he basi Beientists and | @ idea Dbenind | ent pioy iro of hen he B il ir bodies use the e autho peluding oy ana 1 ; e mit the proc i X u in t 1 S R N i ¢ ¢ ss cantes Bolely devoted ol L Ui B BRI i Tl el ¢ door e i " LN R RIS tavo tes Just e 3 vith e i e lines 5 th « i s 5 he 1 Ten e ens had be trically pop g : Katherine and | TACA b e e 0 v epaved | = e .‘M ot T I ¥ unc the department ientific or po- .t : & A . looking at each other \ 1 , : G i 5 ffairs for manths nefit of hu ¢ v 5 RCEO D we should not comme \ i el $ heose - o "f‘- TaRe 1| mors added immediatel | eav lipped and directed by B. H 1s of palpi- | = friend’s emotion ever ¢ 8 # B 1 beihasiy u 5 ! L & she id, and T I b p o S : | who d for every combatant w | Ly should be t r h o shaped, is for 1 knew she meant to : ; [ ; e | WAy prove ultimatel c & o orld, and themselves . i Taev R Clot s [ 1o dramatist than an p i i the clectri viv ) sa \ , | e o realy Knife” is startling ' dly, it is one of the most Tomorrow's featn L or Holmes in i < 2 3 S for me for hours to coms B 1 N ¢ ne | - R ) ours which had elapsed ) u gl ¥ LY 5 e wer 5 erIsan oo to the Ita S b nast e |1 e 3 a rmy. were | front la vho had late : s hazardous ta be entrusted to vounger men, was instantly killed by a shell L kn h 14T i Y + on th T ing of June 17 Lieuten umvement. lessening of the tension ne : e 7 | gan thei e long before the Unit e ,,,\:‘;”.‘\ 5 e Comiortable o L . B R L tos declared war curlon s ilieee s s D (i (=W e oy The physical co ol the i ¢ t ¢ it U G S Ui Teco a like the rows of Italian dead be TODAY ixurious couch 1 1 1 el ity he veterans 1 St re | i N el e e 1 Carroll, American consul in Venice mg experience in Red Cr he room where old Mrs. Mortor y Cse More 3 el hours tc is in the memories of pped in her last sleep, " ) i : ! s ambulance men who for SHESIEE goinz fo lic e ind nights drove their freigh il olutely nothin vas so embroid- | ve 111,48 wished no the rfere with Katherin knew that there would physically and mentally, B \ E s X 16 ‘" [on duty were new to Italy and to war eved fo so high a nervo Jiteh t f | The others were vetera rivers from in the very there were °d Cross re tired columr STHE KNIFE? Stariling P fresh troo battle, At or lied armies emerged 2 had bec preadi don't try fo i ; w.m,y_«..,jm, B to p AnADTCQAflDmm i . IS e T ey . . hrigh ; Vo ; e e % . keyed-up business? ) only & | of sin | 1 ¢ of hot coffec ) el ol R HE -rE n IHI B | me this forenoon 8 \ e o ’ : ; rels 1 ! ! r of the! r ml— 1R 1 s {ice cold shower, a hri B il L Ial v o o1y ¢ clsewhere protodran testored to Fiealth by Vinol PR G & (B O i ¢ 1 r. Ray I n \aracterization R oy il i . | little black coff The minute | : e aaal o, f it e e o e ! ’ Aot e [ this afternoc \ leepy . i ¢ ob. s machine mouths : Bione o S S s i | tumble into bea Yt o know Miiad o ) i elp of the m ‘nl‘ the sha < of he ”;1“"“ gl ake the ve e onc 5 5 | nothing more till. tomorrow morn : L Voo rs they tore down |headquarters in Rome rested. chie 1 life well a picture: Kk e e SR I followed her directions implicitl ¥ R \ v i further ‘v\"\ reac n; | plies that had heen stored {w monio S0 8 4 ( | 7 en Bl il e S e D re the wounded were be- [ digfance fr the lines had to he promir o : ] an and found her a good prophet, oot band! Fic hile bilets of thia twe |y =dl to the tront lana the facanci The vaudeville includes three very t for the fact that it ; lici i i e A1 e acts tt not il cRexcellea tany ell v " s Etiy g ) 2 were raining all arounad them. i fille om belaw ready northern o acts that cannot xcelled any- | } ; O DA ON T [ iinsteadt ot actemnoon heto elt | ¢ i herh e ! e Fhe zer 1lay and company | V4 e : S el cepy. Lillian kept me ive a very fine playlet that is very | The 1 cod live tones iro CHARLES RAY \elping her ms the ne Pt e musing and well worth seeing and !N : > i i ngements for the laving s o brown nd hun loaded their automobile with Ttaly had been covered with a net | nish a pan o the stations | work of stores at stratesic points, and rst-aid | emergeney communications ma 1 it is ir SPLAYING THE GAME" > worn-out shell whicl 10 | most sucec Tomorrow b Yankee Doodle Lty Sl 1t d ( 0ld Mrs. Morton : gaelers for female ill oy ta town ge Cohan is to hit | ( ; e iy | g VAUDENILLE “Then You Know?™ Vegetable Corr jhe trail for ew Britain in his own € uccessful 1 ‘Hit the Trail Holll i o cinfor umbu- | frequently he f Jst ke ng tussell and Druggist : v New Vaudeville ceded e She looked so frag to shore the s ! ) b e e Ubp s £10 nor ] ! Bl < ! d Dud I". Wolfe of laden camions GEORGE, M. COHAN i white and worn tha de | female ills ¢ e = e e el S BILLY SUNDAY in Jimie uneasy y"‘ t her I, re llage, No Thus every 8 t of the Red SHIT THE TRATL HOLLIDAY” B S Al i nxio when | When the a came mecha railroad e R 3y tacit asreement we ielded | ed more than FOMORROW Katherine in ever way possible, | Lydia B e e | compelled her to ke I 1 and | from the each Ame RN R S TV TR oo s in the room st your dar Katherin's tansic ein duty Of course T know. | taxed ine with it, and made her tell about it,”" Lillian retorted JonAtuce Rund Swell: ! [ hero, there’s no denving that and il SENSUE HAYAKAWA in ne, upstanding, clean, manly F’}F\TNP"WE(E E ‘\ hut he no more toleranc VESU B STHE ITONOR OF TS prehension of a woman's 1 r i and s HOUSE i ety Grand Circuit Meeting | | 3 Y g i R G * »*%M,gwfi “Oh wouldn't \ S P et i § G : i : " e SR T Yy e ‘”“» ! "y” "( X g Opens Labor Day, Sept. i ¢ o St ¥ Comedy and ggeration when Charter Oak Pa g I mean it,” =he rme A 35.000 in Purses Bull Do, 1 ever get hold of 0.000 in Premiums cature loxhibit: “CONNECTICUT AT WAR” By the State Council of Defense, HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLIEL. e S PSRN T m to few wo to his dyi Current Eveats, Flco Comedies. Other Short Subjects. Government War Pictures. Spectacular Fireworks Displays, The Great Midwa 2 : - A B g 1 s hildten—25¢; Dy o PE Recovering from shell shock. This soldler, in addition to belng Time No War wounded, was suffering from shell hock. To help such Cracker with the Men in Service Free. | hospital the American Red Cross provided this sunshine room, where Ve e i : e & tailronds. PO 4 MG DAY"ThB 8 i \ g § =ood old flavor Excursion Rates on All Raflrond there is absolute quiet, harmonious coloring and cheerfulness, which 1 R J \3 y | J Dainty and ap- : : are necessary to overcome the nervous results and. mental depression I\ NLEY HORVITZ, ol potizing following shell shock. Uptometrist Main st. Optician i