New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1918, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, RECITAL PROGRAMS Be SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1918, e ——; " Boston Store REFUGEES REGEIVE NEW BRITAIN BOX D R E S S Hope GS'?”“ES l]J)p Algedehen‘ 1S Are Distribute Goops | ,.""™ Serges, Cashmere and Ba- Allegro—Andante th— was one of those good W dresses you sent such an abundanc of, and a lTong black muffler and chemise that | 1 got out for a half-blind old woman, with old 1 h going from the ho south. They were things T eve v, and she in particu- in You old are always the li the bombarded cellars long after left ppanie- | IFriend Lest0s0. ptember 79th Recital. G s o Rendered at South ench Composers (The Storm) Lemme tnist Beehe During iques the most T I 33 o September, know the v to leave lar was ones st citals villages the sometime > Widor Intermez Finale urch even when our : the month 1t the with | ¢ s (@ them to come in pretty bad m that | Py Wednesd and ricken to leave it nen [& they're eptemibe door 5 The a Beele motor ck begging tall we t th n with them SRR include selections by old master The following Lway. received lere lett from * which has been M Dorothy Shape when of the [riends’ War Vietims' [1rip U took to M September commitiee witl of in- ‘experience I'll not soon forget. f teh g NIRRT el ST T an had got some her spint thanks tho ha fierce she'd gilt | 3 and osrams follow for Women to Be Hartford. o R Proper Styles th—761h Recital. > be sreat cltad Shown at s ‘ > intasia o 31. should tere i time letter " nde box | tili, to i s Stet 18, War major) Corelli (1663 Allema (@ hristnis sent to and | not be indi- | and 1d Cross | in tiste 36 inches wide from 50c¢ to $1.00 a yd. of for a ( { which Tocal people packed and her for distribution 1h donations for it were n viduals, using none of the Red relief mone Mission De La Societc and it be worn by by ‘hons Gens had trouble in little subdued to call ns it v e-Saralay ing the time that our will eive ade- the e Iair at next week at the by the Con- of Defense showing of given under the fon of Mrs. William C. Cheney | 1th Manchester | 1e exhibit has six of the most im- | tant costume: which they recom- mend for women to wear during war time. One suitable street dr. made tailored to be worn with a simple hat and sensible shoes another, a utility tweed coat, which is very durable and cost $25. In fact all of the costumes to be shown in booth cost than 30 0 a chambray dignitied looking, and a serze and silk dress, | Ivisability of making combining two ma- will also display which they conside wedding dr t Symphony) f i 1 a calico model Louis Vierne Yifth Avenue in dr walls noney en Giguc T 5 voi Yon | ifederlein Godard by Christmas t 4 s reatment a Scherzo : > It ia Oak Park BEAUT] THAT $69.50 PRIC] OoF nducted Council medium of tyles to he 11l try to get you personal lettc e the people who ask them recipients but, in the meantime, yYou thank the contributors all very gratefully for me and our poor paople? It's a glorious hox—I don't | how it could be improved on, or | how vou all conld have been o happily inspired, so far ‘]\\:H Needles to > Trumpet 1 I'm having a glorious time distribut- ing it, thot I'm hoarding some of given you might fecl a | for the long wait. | the best warm things for the winter. | ‘=" | With ever much love to 108 outsiders and in- | vourself | and g itude for the thou baon ie 1t of me, | e DOROTHY NORTH. the A special 42 inch French | Serge at $1.00 per yd. and in [, the better goods we are show-{ | wender it ing Wool Taffeta, Poplin,j‘wi’{‘wj:j! until Granite cloth, Panama clorh,j o L French Serge, Storm Serge, Broadcloth and Gabardine. through Drope September 11th—77th Recl one, Old Allegro had given up all 5 box arriving ago, when it up to me war travel could have ht of every kind that it English Composers (from an anthem) William Byrde agio (The Golden Sonata) Henry Purcell (16 Tune oG Introducton and Gavotte Ggtoh Thomas Arne (1710-1778) you Red Cro a few days delivered Bl (1538-16 S knov all the the cen the can nial these s creasing room for dangers of 1f vou e sy deli already | little compensated | (1 haa been told by ‘\h[‘ rs that it had packed months ago at headquart Paris and re-distributed to where yvhln s were needed and the office in Paris which I raided a month or so ago told me the same.) e fell on it | about 11 o’clock one night, after I had | returned from an gation trip, SILKS Silk Poplin, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Plaid Silks, Mes-|pianks off theside to make an opening, | - 5 | and than I burrowed. S s of cloth- | and Skinner’s Dress | ing—beautifully m: nad just what | and other ca-bell signed . e L s of refugecs | At Uhe state department yesterday by | *3: 0o and | coming every dav. Candy! Salted | Sccretary Lamsing and Minister [0 I nuts! A riot] Toysi—I fell them hef Lining for my growing family of newly- =l adopted It was midnight before we could tear ourselves away, and all the | next day when I schould have been “tending earnestly to biz.” 1 was dis- covering new joys of soap and baby | blankets, chocolate and gum, pencils, | rompers and talcum powder. Lots of | { the things are alveady placed, but it's | such @ mine that we've not ma {impression Bt One little pasty-fac | box, refu from who waited patiently here for lours with ! his mother wanting a chance to go out E E N to Navareth preventorium to play with MUUNSH!NE STILLS you never would have guessed it. Re- | nee discovered an adorable pink baby | doll had sot into bed ahead of her. | She has med the haby Genevieve 186 Plants Raided and 30 ooo‘uml never lets her out of her arms. T in the place now—and it's just = . Gallons of Whiskey Destroyed sweetest litle blue serge dress trimmed with yellow stitching and buttons. They might be a tragic pair if they {weren't so well off at Nazareth. Their | father is blind as a result of gas in the the fresh-air children went off radiant iI'm not afraid of any homesick days | as well, for no preparations, bevond a of | trenches and has turned very morose and Purcell | is a jiaeet on lines, Felton (1713-1769) ro Sicilia votte ttishill surely | Andante Duetto Andante = - SUITS OF GREEK TREATY SIGNED. Aug. 1.—A the drafting for of Greek citi American citiz in general terms to | ed States [ Unit tates | Wm. R G con Moto sl Samuel Wesley (17¢ (C major) . Thomas Adams (1 18th—78th Recital dress, very combination There are all tons. Thé $25.00. Washington, providing for { tary service Americ and Greece, similar treaty mili- in in ture showing the inves 2= terlals. They September e » & dress, Three smi make lovely d color satin. TH IPrench Composers (Fir | h able fo: | conventions between the i {able for a | A from one | rents shops typifying | saline Wes the Angelus Jules Massenet Picces On dingrams smaller g skirt The i dier and | into | nvulhfir'\,‘ 1 Skinner’s Satin, also are poster other qualities Satin. o Roussos. - for the cutting over = SOCTALISTS MEET. | Pastorato— Copenhagen, 31--A number ' mance of =ocialists from 1and helliger- 1de ent i met Interlaken, | Switzerland Monday, according to the Frankfort Zeitung. No details of what transpired ave known. dispatch from Switzerland so Scheidemann, of the in the German Reichstag, terlaken (Joseph Bonnet (1881—) The Chil b has: Dress” an® m rments being made e will be a and a such into a as tion for in dress pattern using. Butteri showing a Victory a four in one dress. The members of the committes 8 Mrs. Walter Cheney, vice chairmy boy's suit. poster showing a sol- nurse with the wording “heroes and heroines are simply clad.” | { The cominiltee has Ang neutr: intries on wred conserva- A recent Teader 1K BOUND OVER. Bristol, Aug. 31.—Charles Drunzil, Stephen Minurski and CGuiseppe Christofero, charged with the breach the peace, assault and man- slaughter for alleged participation in the brawl last Saturday in which Michael Lagoni was killed by be hit with a stone, werc each held in | heavy bonds for the superior court by Judge Mink today DRU of mania brought The Show-Place of New Britain Opens Tonight! . New York pays tribute tonight to the discriminating tastes of the women of New Britain ! 'I:onlght marks the opening of the Lazarus Co. store, bringing Fifth Ave- nue styles into New Britain at prices that Fifth Avenue could never hope to match. SEAMEN TIBEL BIANCA. Au A Canadian Atlantic Port, The Newfoundland ca, towed here yesterday by a. fishing vessel which picked her up after an | unsuccessful attempt by a German | submatrine to sink her, was seized | vesterday in admirality proceedings | filed by fishermen who brought her in Captain ¥ k Watts, of Malden, ! Mass., master of the rc hoon , asked for 5,000 salvage on be- | half of himself and crew of 20 and the owners. The Bianca carried a | cargo of tobacco. ;’ | with the whirly-round toy, where the men on a sort of merry-go-round fly round a stick and then can be reversed to da it over again ad infinitum. Last night Andree Labarriere and her | mother now almost cured of a suicidal on from the sufferings of the war and eaptivity, spent th " night here on their way to Nazareth. They were both pretty tired out, hut bed, were made for rec the new- { comers and the big bare room with | two windows and some straw from the | . . { packing on the floor, was not reassur- | in e bigsest |10 as T saw it tonight. A tearful little boy in a plasted jacket up to his chin gat a picture book with a big dog on | the cover, and his sister Blanche, one of my special pets who almost died of pneumonia in the spring, got the of undertaken Wa The intensive hington, round-up illicit whiskey It is indged a show-place—one to which you can safely point with local pride. Every detail is perfect—perfect merchandise in a most beautifully perfect setting. But why try to describe beauty that defies description? Come and revel in it. Don’t ex- pect your friends to tell you about it—You must come and enjoy it yourself ! . ’Dh'e superb stock we have gathered for our opening is of the quality and style which it will always be the policy of the Lazarus Co. to carry. 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