New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1918, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMGSER 4, 1018, SONN. MEN | WE THE JOHN BOYLE CO. MEASURE MAKE AND HANG WINDOW SHADES HOLLANDS-OPAQUES-TINT CLOTH s oo | IN COLORS fmen from this fed of wounds, TO SUIT THE HOME mined) and No New | § 3 \ PHONE 359 AND WE WILL CALL &| |} | R 3 & 5 FRANKLIN SQ. = g » What is a Branch < A CHAS. DILLON & CQ. | | Ic i |8 . House? Roports 808 Hen 3 co.....402 i ;-‘n: :;';m;r- . < s‘r-‘ruun‘s AT 12 O'CLOCK l‘l' & 2 3 n . W England men ' SEPTIMBLR 13, INCLUSIV] ; The Branch House is the place in the packing organ- | Action. B T o T 4 ization where what the packing plant does for you is put 2 Bailey st Law- | M The Formal Showing of Autumn Modes 8| |§ where you can use it. BRer 111 3 1 QELLINERY, SUITS, COATS, ! : e Botl? are the natural result of growth and development in the b no. | DRESSES,WAISTS,GLOVES | f i s - S . Swift & Company Branch houses are located in distributing 3 Nurse hion greets the new season with a marked preference for ! 5 i % Berine” P Y“‘w Graduates’ the pr L Al e e e e centers all over the country. They are fitted out with refrigerating o, Exeter, N. 11 B attractive—in fact they are more artistic in design than ever equipment to keep meat cool, sweet and fresh. Our fall exhibit portrays the season’s authentic modes in apparel o Erivate for every occasion. In viewing these interesting displays you will “Charles ‘; Jonneony 11 Hasted find great pleasure in planning your autumn wardrobe here. i A Each one is in personal charge of a man who believes in what rt Providence, R b « b . . . . Court, Provi Swift & Company is doing for people and wants to help do it. B, e or aecttent ana omer cove\ B Djstinctive Models in Women’s Coats Wagoner % . jsunl the new Patrick 1. Dovie, $5 Arlington st., These new styles lend an air of practicability wthout beinz too [ ; They are directed by men who have spent years learning how BYS CLOTHES | Worcester, Mass |l severe. Fur trimmings lend great attractiveness to their appear- [ to get better meat cheaper to the places where it is needed. FOR FALL I Privates ance and at the same time make for greater comfort In rich | i elours, duvetyn, velveteen and plush gombinations, cheviots and BI0E 105l none <of lou luvety elveteen and plush gombinations, cheviot n i : Willlam F. Meade, 658 Broadwav. | =00 0 : : Meat is shipped to the branch houses direct from the packing heir voung-manly | Brooklyn, Y . . 5, - : oss atmosphere. In fact |~ Nieholas kagekes, £3 W. 116th | § . . . . plants in Swift & Company’s refrigerator cars, in such quantities the new shash ana | New Yori N 3 £ Simplicity Is Echoed in the Fall Suits et anis dlcedlor Wil peh i ey aviation pockets, Died from Aecroplane Accident. Py "ur is as freely emploved in the new fall suits as in the coats military backs and Licutenant i ] These suits are designed along the simpliest lines; the long jacket "“ g N o fo = helta add distinction B e csslenic s 0o s D e Your meat dealer comes here to buy your meat for you hat former styles LU ave., New York, N. ¥ for its extreme smartr But one must see these charmingly M 3 unless someone else can treat him better than we can. crtirelyilaciced Wounded Severely, tailored garments te ceciate their full merit > The Licuter A 4 So you need the branch house in order to live well; and the Luke CHOI‘Sffl“ 4 Ha\m“\i I. Fair branch house and the packing plant need each other, in order to be 0., 2, ar rown, 54 Hanks st., Tuc S enbach, 72 Rus ugsgi Izzo. 29 Jay street, Rocheste : 83 ASYLUM ST, Tarry D. Brow 4 Hanks st N '.\‘,r;”t; \_\m‘rf nbact Ru 2 r‘x i 1z Tay street, Rochest useful to you. EranG, e ; Antonio LaRoca sergeant Missing in Action, L h = [ S ft & l ] S A New York, Y ( : Lewis . Williams, 202 A Sergeant ’l,\,”?‘fl"‘/‘l <v\w'».» 95 Moreie W1 Otllpany ) . 3 . Bridgeport, Conn. Michael Solomon, 35 Amboy Now i Vo N 5 ’ : Corporale Brooklyn, N. ¥ Daniel J. Sheehan, 303 . SSih James Chaban, 66 1ill st, Water- Corporals S, New York, N. } bury, Conn ToEnEl Eraee Do ocue et e S »‘ New Britain Local Branch, 29-43 Commercial Street CITY ITEMS [F s O s ok S ORRE BB o mptoo . M ks ' Mechanic 1 J. R. Andrews, Manager Hugh V. O'Neil, 20 Jamaic ad, o o e Victor Magoon, Barre Plaing, Ma ichael Kanner, ¥ Harry Strickland, a8 Milford . Brookline, M New York, N. Y Brooklyn, N. 3 ) Foster . Paul, 28 Auburn Springfield, Mas . i William J. Cavanaugh, 4 Willow st : 1 Smith 114 Harrison Place Gloucester, Mas: Y S Frank H. Rohinson, 111 Stevens x ) Lock Vort, N ) s " Attention is called to the announce T vl T ayin el £6 G amnTalal| LSS TREIGE Be R I e ol oo Gl R ment of Conmresdtion Beth El on this | o ° Burlington, Vit e N Greenwich, Conn \age.—advt woklyn, . 7 Privates Privz Died of Discase. Private Norman Bertini of Stanley st ported for service with the serve at Pelham Bay today Privates Mrs. John Smithwick and family of 48 Prospect street and Mre. B. Sar Hobert W. Bancroft, Windsorville, Ralph Colella 148th st New b ~ and family of Winthrop street have | Coun. York, N. ¥ JEohatmadier il e Bt Uow returned from a vacation spent at Alexander Kahal, @ Bristol st., Philip Finger, 118 W 1st st. Mount| York, N. ¥ 5 4 Silver Sands, Milford Brooklyn, N. ¥ Vernon, N. Y Died From Airplane Accident Martin G, Haffelder, 413 FHumboldt | writ. Klett & Alling will represent | centurv ago and their marriage hag T e s Fred . Kanzler, 1569 TFirst ave. Joseph L. Hughes, 1331 Praspect Ticutenant St., Brooklyn, N | the defendant been blesssd with twa childrea, a boy 3 e e . ave., New York, N. 3 Wit . Garmenk 1% Dettetson| o iest e Kiett & Alling have brought suit |and a girl. Ruth H, the daughter, is ot i e onthe et igunt o Lindgren, 54 Lee st Cam shelburn Kineaid, 43 Rappillo ave. | 4 o njacals mans, N, ¥ York, for Miner, Read & Tullock against |a music teacher in this city, and How- SR LI | b ass Middletown, Conn. Selubemlial S Samuel A. Mears 70 Pond | Stanley Neidzwecki for the recovery [ard M. Jr. will leave in a few days NV Murphy, East Winfield John Koueh, 20 Clinton st., Bing ¢ Essex, M { of $1,600. Flour which was attached |to take up his studies in college. Mr. 8. W. Men 11 keep store sed | hamton, N. Y Privates Moses anson, 526 New Jersey | by Consta Stark was sold yesterday | Steele was formerly tax collector and turday on ount of holida 1 Herman k. Hora, R. F. D. 126, Sum Joseph Labarbera, 238 Columbug st Eugene R. Ballon, Box 5 FEphra- | Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y to Miner, Read & Tullock a police commissioner. keep open tonight—advt merville, N. Y Brooklyn, N. ) tah, N. ¥ Walter Dewiti Perkins, Kennedy,| Nunzia Gigliatti has sued Ignace e Joseph Tynan, F nk 3 3 Harold T. Leonard, 150 F 25th st., Jacoh T. Temmens, 107 West Union Axel 1 Carlson, 788 Wethersfield | N, Y i Foladina for the recovery of $350 POLICEMAN STOPS RUNAWAY." John Riley have returned after a |New Yark, N. Y . t.. Newark, N. Y Ave., Hartford, Cann. Trederick Rand, P. O. Box 67, = - = I Motorovele | Ofticer. WiMis Hayes vacation spent at Momauguin Jonniid AN ¢ Grann St AR GRUECHRE William A, Litch 41 Windsor ave | MR, AND MRS, H. M. STEELE stopped a runaway horse on Beaver Northgwaliole SNt [na S ass Brooklyn, N. Y Harry Sandomirsky, 122 Lovonic g ] ¢ street vesterday after a chase on his gl g A Harristotis, 5 Bugene Lemoine, 21 Summer Hill | Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y | ARE. MARRITED 25 YEARS. | motorcycle. The horse started to run Willilam Pohrer, 30 “Columbia st Marine Corps Casualtics, =t Stoneham, Masi Cicorge W. Gika 71 Bond St | Weston, Mass mond Tabaczynsky The 25th aaniversary af the mar.|on Broad street and freed itself of the s i oL s e Grrns . & = = offic e ey W SR e I B rr onnell, 436 F. 1 st N. Y riage of Mr. and Mre. Howard M.|Wagon. Officer Hayes followed and Natale Sterine, Windsor Locks, Conn. | Off SR vty A Steele will be quietly observed Thurs. | 0N overtaking the horse stopped it M e o rwal Arthur B. Benny. 86 Wadsworth St., CIVIT, SUITS day. Mr. and Mrs. Steele were mar- - - New York, N. Y ' RVei e ; Hartford, Co { ried by Rev. Henry G. Sandwell, pastor | Barl W. Hyde, ager of the Mo- Missing Joseph De e, 77 Thompson St of the First church, at the home of | hican market, has returned from two Wounded (Degree Undetermined) . 15308 ’ L New York, N Attorneys Get Busy After Summer | (he bride’s parents quarter of a ' weeks' vacation 8¢ Fnlisted men Eyerctt R. Fletcher, onsadea Vacation Season James B. Mac S Traecy Place Death 5 h Y N B Corporal in h s of enem i Albany, N. ¥ 1gainst Nicholas Seidor of Dayton, O, | Missing 3 2,903 Arthur Hu ins, Ellenburg, N i \ipiy Peterson has brought suit rough his attorney, M. H. Camp, | Michael F. Rresnahan and others, for the foreclosure of the (B g ¢ {5y eob Melnick, 73 Nodfolk 3t ¢ on property on Church Westfield, Mass 2,001 | New York, N | reet | Mechanic ,wing casualties are report-] Moris Pliss, 1 ot N ive S meE e o I Storms, R. 3 - > commanding general of the | York, N. Y e s T Expeditionary forces (in Harold E. Wray, 125 Napperham | Stephen Dobeck for the recovery o Died of wounds received in ac €. Manchester, Conn. o e e ; | | Privates cluded in above total) Ave.. Yonkers, N. Y 117 For George A Bodfiesh, 1082 Fyde Park tion Wounded (Degree Undetermined.) covery of $100 dama done to h s Fiyde Park, Ma: | Wounded in action (severely) ol e R o b Rt e RABBI RUEBEN KAUFMAN sdward Feeney, 47 Plaza st. Brook- | Paul Girdzis, 37 Sunnyside Ave, | ° ge F. B. Hungerford issued - lyn, N. Y |- st ot te Waterbury, Conn. E writ an Sullivan Forte, 21 Scoville s, \Wa oy “'““' e tion SCdeETeS M o Alvin H. Hedlund, Perry. N. Y George Tilbus has brought suit ermine Sy 2 2 ns 5. Jose azeika fo cov- terbury, Conn. | Mitchell Kirschenbaum, 1 e st Mrs. Josef Mazeika for recov Albert H. Fowle 70 Tudor st Night Report St.. New York, N. Y ery of a bookcase. Attorney Pouzz REV. LIPPMAN KATZ T.ynn, Mass ! P ner issued the writ ) > fo g casnalties ar e- e H. Metro, 636 1 1 ve Josepn Charles MeMullen! The following casualtles are U Killingly Ave b Konstanti Mikulski has sued An- coif st., Brooklyn, N. ¥ ported by the Commanding General Manton, R. T nsta the American Expeditionar Wil AmEE S5 npp S SanCRCW TR iton ol S B RS ol ORP T isoiie ) Sermons in Hebrew and English Jaseph William Manon sasie | ©f : ! | of $200. Attor Wood CAPS |-cinfiii i G el : 6o T NonE Ao Killed in action .s.eseecens 87 Charles Sc 1. 108 Staniford St : . el Pl S el B R L Mmoo, st Rush Hashunah Sept 7th and 8th. | Thomas H. Reynolds, Skaneateles, Wounded severely . | Stephen Singervalt, 182 B. 2rq si., | | | ave Privates It’s not only the shape—but - A o Bostcr Mean the quality of the woolens that Charles Frederick Schmntz, 1 Died from accident and other John F. curran, Suite 78, 10 Xlood | Youm Kipur Sept. 16th. ises . i | Terrace, Boston, Mass | i make a RHBEAD CAP. The = Wound degree undeter - { Domenico Daddona, 16 . 150th — ~ mine > | St. Brooklyn, N. ¥ MADE NG Turner Hall. mew Fall Shapes exclusive || . Died of ) | Ferdinand A. Dantuono, 244 Tiijar with us, | g ”’°:m Ried troralasrepianateaccident W2 AN (e Sros i o B » SPRIN__GF]ELD ) A great demand has been made for reservations, $1.50 to $3.50. "‘~ = | Total . 106 N w\u,,-,_-.‘ I g PAINT-AND | Hot water | 1he New vork and New England | St NLe ey R e CHEMICAL c0. : 4 3 3 . Sure Relief it ! m’:f";!fm,)k‘f:’f:_"f\'” L 458 Christopner ey I — tance will be disappointed. Soldiers and Sailors are s | \mn:r::,‘n':‘_mm' i "l“"r'j‘:'l“r"‘m:j‘ll"v\. New Britain Distributor. : cordially invited, Patrick D'Agostine, 104 Mulberry Tohn B. Keeler, Green g, FOR INDIGESTION | St New York, . ¥ Hlerville, 1v. Y. and if the demand continues many seeking admit- Sahuy