New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1918, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAI,D, Fridays JU We Close at Noon, Till Septembe Cloth Suits at These Prices Will Quickiy Change Ownership FITTING TWEEN POIRET TAN, for of t frov We Show in Such Varicety with COPENHAGH The $12.50 or 00 to $42.50 s ER n G trimmed By Cotton 8 Bu with s 50.00 cach. ving each War or ST RIGHT FOR woman IVE RANGE OF SIZES AND ALL IN BF- GABERDINE, O GRAY, EFFECTS. EARLY 16, THE MATERIALS AND SERGE, N, AND BUACK FALL, WEAR IN A WOMAN OF 40 BUST, INCLUDF VELOUR, WITH CHOICE IN COLOR AND WHITE CHECKED THE MISS OF THI TWILLS or miss who by now will get & $25.00 value L Suit worth $25.00 that were priced ling here now for BUST MEASURFEL, tan, wer SUITS SIZED FROM 36 with che of bl ) een or . T materials 0 to $59.50 5.00 et A LITTLE THOUGHT TO n f getting v elf OFFERINGS worth while. SUTT wings a ABOVE The ur Sk TPV WAISTS I'rench vaile with square or \ neck. Very $5.00 and $7.50 each. plain or trimmed necks 98¢, THI Made of PRE embroidery in hand attractive filet lace, lingly Voi with Sizes with reas ble for ~ Wai square, $2.98 with $1.98, em and v sive round priced 16 HELP THE U with every Coupons m get the hetter 4, or 4 Coupons may bring you your chances. T'hrift getting tamp mors one Coupon One of the $500.00. The coupons yc SATURDAY, HAVING BERLIN 7NEWS AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY YOU CAN DEPEND ON OF TUS. IVERY #AOR NEW BRITAIN ALD DRY GOODS PURCH/ patriotic the sons into The following who leave for Camp of the auto the gateman chance to the rear that with claims given ;m | a1 | contact R A will September 4: Fiari Attilio, Kdelson Meyver Jdelson, ind Charles W 1918 Nicholas leave for ( y Berlin Ttems proceed as there was plenty of time this morning Mrs. Luigua with the Mrs. Louce woman called in In the room will sphanis, court il Ye is amp e and charged N n Moore party consi Mrs. Georse George Dodd left this sting that and « unw\ the other her names used a broom as service the Dev m\a on Upton, | | day | fightin I w | next | | ( | | Charles 1 next | men | arry Giovanni Reynolds on Capsili arjorie morning and by PLAINVILLE NEWS FAREWELL SUPPER T0 DRAFTED MEN Rev. H. . Maler ol New Britain | Speaks to New Soldiers ,UAVE Bennett SIX Fdmund Writes Home I'rom England—Gar: Owners to Con- tinue Business Tomorrow-— 1l Game Tomorroay iven by the State Ving at th local Giran honor of men ve for « The nt of mp on pper was the hall were given then repaired to upstairs, and Captain J Trumbull of Company I, ¢ m in which e splendid of the there Stanley read 1rticle « news and mag ing the back np the th the surge September 4 served in the ind he basems cizarettes dr: The proper. flees halt HL zave the “over men address poke of spirit hoys Lieut al Gwillim pped wzines sever papers concern to the what government is déing men who are doin the manufacture of buildine ships, and that it possible the gnns the best obtain of ry to Trumbull the the Ne sz Captain infroduced speaker Maier, Maier empha 1 honor and a to hear tho I oronsly of Rev. Henry A evening. itain the fact of Rev that it is be called the fight- wpplanded address, it privil to burd He the ciose of h furnished by a string or thanks was ten- at the close of npon n of in wce. at ing wa vig Music w chestra vote of A dered the musicians the meeting. Six leave here for camp Arthur J rino, Charles Hosford, who will They men weelk Mosso Giammse and Wesley Upton, T.. 1., Tippia, who eptember 4 vd Julius amp Devens fo- O'Hara RB. Allen Teave tember 6 far o for Camp Philip Devens, Poters men last Game Pl hats Tavtford the amp who 1 The supper Ball Al cross man morrow at the se were the guests evening Tomorrow sehall fa illa ba the team The will Liny with ook Sun- Rockwell-Dr: have n the Larks of other fast woods of aft field, The All-Br Hartford teams. Kania non, it k¢ and o s M or Lindstrom who | from | AUGUST school a celebration 7146, subject, “1> | meeting Tue The thelr tion sold., mus | men hind Mr ngtc from Ing Garages T'he t local doors whether ts open Int n Jahn streot her that he is some Letters { Pe i office, after Sergeant | Prio L | spen hom A even Stror man 1z | pany | posit M | retu On ed ¢ | powe oo Mix N tely On { flour scan whe: st wh cup chea for | Fgel Bo hrow one- tea toget cup pow | Save he acc Po; the three- | nfilce for NEXT WEEK' arl r of ding os birthda | dered Miss ing g ¥ beautiful rold in ion Store. rar rned Plainville Ground e and onc Yats, Ter ns dry of hot I t cup at re e ur ot ime to pest oss, il to, n half vy de Chamborls S8 12:30; of holy sclou aday eveni Lemai Rarages tomorrow. not men or Tocal thelr me order P in heir work. evening worship and communion s ¥ ng n wi gasoline R chanical not Brief Ttems. Sneath has husband, Job nre adver Anglolo Dadli S a v will a me s a position with the New A DMrs Brooklyn, salt, yrup, materials tc milk the iten egs stirring but Wheat—Use and threc equals flour. h or flour. Milkless and Butterless Cake. minutes one cup sug third cup lard spoon cinnamon fourths his ilines Peter Camp furlough arit at surpy Grace t the home « Miss and Birnbaum h P. & Britain, 15 clerk in wal from o va Conn Rolled Oz Ut four table one poon Corabine lightly thirty W one cup w corn flour potato flour Al te A s one-half B Squash anc in Sept. Grd winter ether three gar, ona eu ong teaspoon one-fourth cup barle flour, two one teaspoon Food of Narth received n hero in “tised fn and Miss Josephine Cook. fer du Skinner an, the Ma N Manch useful gifts as " and Byington's Lathrop third cups flc teaspoons fa or zether. melted fat, thes; without beatin minutes in Makes eight twelve to sixteen small mufling [ your relled oats in 4 meat g t Food Administrator. | -eighths cups I equals Three-fourth equ measnrements should | 1 standard pint Vegetables 4 P P cup seeded raisin nutmeg. When cooled sift cup t Sp: Notes. Muflins. 1918. [ this and two the mixtire, barley flour and finally (two squares) mel | spoon Mazola. Bel [ moderate oven twen layers, tablesp Now # (measured add two at 3100, Class at 8 o'cloek. Open, 1 L is a ques- will be v that they depart- bo- not close malkes cakes, twe Orange Sau One-half cup ¥ and grated rind | half cup boiling ¥ given, heat thouel desaert, 3 to get Wash- Sn nd. post | 2, XK. Canned 14 One-half bul large onions, om teen sprigs pan Cut tomatoes and cloves and¥ until smooth, | flour, one-half¥ toaspoon peppel 00k one-half Makes eight QU | be added as® and water whe at the 2, Mra, the post | Monday } at 1ties Peter are respective y was ten- nekester last liks Marjorie er received vty resigned his Corbin Com will take a D Miss Mae strect has take | grapher in Wi John Malinow | Francis Crowley, R, Palmi e add trants with the All leading stop advt. : The quota of Ne { leave on September cns will entrain at th statfon at 11:04. Torm@ the quota of colored mi [ this same camp. have n o ospent at ground roll ur, one baking t, two table- cup milk Add to the syrup and tea i e two mix- All leading stores closed advt. Howard a mode large ov Lo A. Timbreil, who completed a course of study Y. M. . A, training camp, is ho | on a two weeks' furlough. He will b ! stationed either at the fort at Port) \"z:':y‘:’l"“"\ | 1and, Me., or at New London, Conn® Lk All leading stores closed Mon, eve. one cup advt, corn | Paul Pihl, son cup | Pihl of this city, al Academy ‘short vacation Tegner lodge, O. of V. next regular nieeting evening of next week. Mrs. Stephen shington cation at inder Onel of Rev is home cup and Brs 1als one from the measuring . will hold its on Wednesday umpkin your supply are Cubles and street family are spending their Ocean Beach, New W v London I Water, one- | one-nait - When in need of a purga- tive, do not resort to vio- lent cathartics, but takethe gentle, natural laxative— flon vl wheat hree-fol oons 1 da, one teu- Ki of | incomes who at Annapolls on a|f | income, [ On what look 2 " your friends ¥ d you fi with money d smaller regularly, courage ta some of save Maybe try it for You will need a real determination you will have the yourself, to save if you ever expect tp accom- in that way, and the the Then open a savings plish anything first {mportant thing is to realize it. as 00D as you can, necessity for account here BANKING HOUKS: AL el the | g heat - Beechams Pills "p' Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. | } ! Sold everywhere. In Boxes, 10c., 25¢. | ! spoor Add to tivst in thirty-five ted | ; el for ed | auto for Providence. R L. where thes s Will take a hoat for Block Island Hol bath off Mr i have mixture shallow o on Mrs, Fra s retali out neigh saulting her. saying only that has heen the said 1Ha find iswold npon 9 a m to3 Baturday—o a. re m. and team mtest of p. m. he Plainville to hardest o | Mrs, A\Y Fidmund Br has by the her square expe om H. Gaines in Danger of Death 1 Tram Approaches e GATE TENDER Court For i forty-tive .mwm Henry used <ome and th EUlCls to 12 m trouble lavge was iday the ¥ s on 1 hour: rlin Thor and My heen observe nsingto re for will d at Hanser families if the or Tp.m.to 9p.m. THE axaville Trust Co. PLAINVILLE, nd Ke Da 1. Forrest Mis New Noen cel-end Loy between n the milies se two that Chocolate in large half a one Gingerbread bowl one cupful cupful of sour tea ginger, o1 indge vites From England, Mix mola who o nnett of Bank sived a lefter fr who i in Ent Hartford is ining camp. Bennett of | teaspoon | With her par- & coveral local men who enlisted in the salt ents, Mr. and and | Canadian peditionary a [soda Mr. and Mre. William 1 im [ staying in Hartford for a Lioxd Minor is spendin Tndian Miss home of one Rose Be mill Yoik siting returned Robert spending the tenement s, of $10 other sho another om BLAMES Two Amazons in have to or am spoon half gland, in imposed a fine i taiot woren ind both paid mount $6.75. told that for any turther not get off that husband said fine and it 100. He was prompt- had so much money | - r O this | {6 weeks' €Tty | Ouiney, and b Mass, ind cinnamon Dissolve teaspoon hut Mrs. of i {s one poon te cold of spoon v;-:w CONN. he if they ighting il . Mra in one “TRIUMPH OF THE GOSPEL; A People Ready to Receive Christ When He Comes” CLOSING LECTURE at GOSPEL TENT By Evangelist F. L. Abbott SUNDAY, SEPT. 1, 8 P. M. Song Service Iliustrated by Stereopticon All Welcome | w were then e trouble of tte are ! ind who were weeks: week F With Costs— short time azo, Iy pe Payment ar in co W they urt waould mediately sent overseas Six Draftees Leave on Sept. 1 For s0 the Town. observed Plainville at . Labor Day in vas then Ne { light. Tt at he could amoun Iy told t he the The and Day will he in it will elose will Devens. w manner shop: Camp piLy costs if d up Butterfield is visiting Mrs. Helen Cowles A at the e bar the What came near cldent rred H formerly of Am ¢ n the Berlin tn Middletow in the him heing a serious oen at tories veste close fac The ual Norton is spending a At Houghs Necls, uest of Mr. and of Worcester to n matters ort last rnpike on run man at the cross i through the | lowered the sc ge 1" th Agriculture | poultry culling at the home George O. Andrews, Rocky afternoon 10 o'clock s tion will Plainville holiday N lock the for should ind War ome help to invest some in Stan do as the close day Trust will the n anch LuINE Harry 1. Scott, on ibout Company, as u closed all day Notics iour. T communion at Sun school next e his count to and '’ Poutry Culling % Cofiin, representing nimal at the gave of M Hill, this Mr. CoHin demonstrations in New These demonstrations ty auspice of the Le and Farm invited to | Previous plans were fe trip to Middletown, then trip the Connecticut A B h's lanneh ng allowed Church Church of n and holy The cmed the hus Con rst gate and then = S eeal burean of d § ‘ORGE, LOYAT. Our artrs Coll im possible A talled ollision iy f making ond heade o with the fuel admin- | serm the Gaine In complian i p t, =0 h e o'clock istration’s request regarding con- : £ n he unday will her his engine : ve servation the committec of Sir St could not s affedsaline, Sth talle appe effort that the car ites and a Francis Drake lodge, Sons of hureh the was be- | " Baptist « speak Sunday will 12:05 ral iday under County AlL e seve pastor God Youn ieorge, in churge of for train red outing n ool; 6 N » m., “Vis ince and no scheduled tomorrow, has decided | O service, 7 theme translated into service.” M. 1. Zion church and sermon at 10 im'; 1d m People preaching by tetender The put to indefinitely postpone the affair. the pastor, woode el Aproz 1pon seeing | in front of him, and the train stopped | the fr the THE SERVICE FLAG--WITH ITS STARS--THAT HANGS So proudly in the thousands of windows all over our country means that one man for each star has given his service to his country. Those remaining must put forth additional effort to do the work of those absent. UNTIL THIS WAR IS OVER and for many years after the American woman will be called to exert her energy to the utmost for she must now do the work of a man. As a patriotic young woman you are undoubtedly eager to shoulder your share of this burden. We can equip you to occupy a responsible position to step into the shoes of some man who is now working for Uncle Sam. Such a wonderful opportunity may never come to you again. engi are automobile boat in especially n demonstration ion A worship his brale the in the Morning theme Sunday in tracks a4 motor down Chure Devens. more river to Camp ing il send Seeking to tou 276 MAIN STREET Te School Opens Sept. I)NUSSIA,?% CUIR=-IFOX =S THRIULS—ACTION—THE BIGGEST PICTURE EVER IN NEW BRITAIN. S VAUDEVII I ii- il