New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1918, Page 7

PLATNVILLE NEws “FhnEnn | {lcAPTA: TRUMBULL CAToues poRaLAR | T STORE CLOSED FRIDAYS AT NOON 2 COVG!‘S Him \“]M“ Gllll a“d Tele_ ¥ Liberty Peach Stone Barrol at Main Street Fridays We (-{,,,.-c at Noon, Till September fi“]n jgl‘!miu- pi}m]es Ior me Pfllice i‘.l.;l. ':':“:"‘"f': ,‘.,:_\_ml:—_ ‘ 2 B B I DAYS \\il‘.ll.rl;‘.\"l:‘\llil"l'. ):‘: NE 3 : £ TRIES BYINGTON HOME Friday Again, the Three Hour Day N | A &I;%’;:N F With Its Big Morning Bargains Camn oo v wan Stoc of B Returns From Ansonia — Special ODD standld NEARING THE 1ND OF THIZ SUMMER HALF HOLIDAYS, WE » q ; santd MAKI THEM THI. MORE INTERESTING TO YOU BY THE UNUSUAL Markers For Lebanon Tour, The Scrget VALUE OFFERED IN VARIOUS LINES. CAREFULLY NOTE THE 3 Atheioiolon s e * ( ARMFNTS sey in MANY SPECIA HOW GOOD THEY ARE, AND PLAN TO SHARE IN s i s g 5] slumbegs of Captain John Trum- IHEM. ) bull were rudely disturbed by an in- Saturday we will display a AT OUR SHOE DEPT. SILK SPECIALS truder in his home on Farmington There are Girls’ Black Calf Lace Tn 1360 lner vidthitveRomerisatin avenue. Captain Trumbull heard & Boots for school wear, with low in a fine range of colors, for skirts noise in the next room, and taking will close out regardless of for- heels, medium toes. Sizes 2 and dresses. Regularly priced $1.50 his gun with him, went to investigate mer prices. They consist of . for Friday morning ...... $4.00 for $1.25 yard H‘r‘ found a shabbily dressed man, * ORGANDIE AND VOILL Misses' brown and black Calf Wash Silles for waists and men's about 35 years old, who had no bus- et lace Boots, high cut, low heels it Regular $2 value, for Eri- iness there. Captain Trumbull then oL Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 at $3.50 and $4.00 . B0 telephoned for Officer Marino who STLR SUTTS | Dosind loys’ Scout Shoes, brown, black, 5 8 came and took the burglar to the J WINTER COATS wens and gre specially priced for PETTICOA lock-up. It was learned that the § 3 SK q . and on sale Sag & S T Y K STLK SKIRTS Friday at $2.75, $3.00 and $3.50 pr. New all Stdes andl modelstere man had also attempted to enter the - MILLINERY OFFERS o od o H e s leaiieibloom home of George R. Byington. The [ will be final—no ex- ; Our showing of Misses and Chil- 06 ey Avenue cotton Taffetas, burglar was apparently suffering from ', no approvas, and no flesh ctc., in the B dren’s Iats are very attractive. delirium tremens or insanity. His 5 for $5.95 oM 870 See the Velvet Tams priced at name name could not be learned. He $1.25 to $3.98 cach. Ielt and Vel- will be tried at 9 o'clock tonight — % e B vet Hats priced for Friday at $3.98 MUSLIN WEAR Farewell to Arthur O'Hara. 3 N to $7.30 cach, Crepe Gowns in flesh and white, A farewell party was tendered Ar- nusua y 00 aiues FINE WASH SUITS. worth §$1.756 and $2.50, priced for thur O'Hara by his many friends at 9 Wmociwomen nd Mienithote are BRREEINy #1.25 and 3175 IL1) his home on Elm Court Wednesday | 1.50 Nainsook Envelope Chemise and Muslin anl Naf§ ash Suits in ghardine, Satinett Flesh color batiste Bloomers evening. Guests were present from a variety of patterns, and extra value for this price. / and linen with choice of rose, regularly selling for 75c and $1.25, Plainville, New Britain, Forestville, = For $1.25 Envelope Ohemise of good quality nainsook) s Gopenhagen, tan, pink and \\In:e Friday for 59¢ and 89¢ pr. Waterbury, and other nearby towns. el taca ! ) 5 g e sized 16 years to 40 bust. Regularly He was presented with a fountain ey £ in i Driced from $10.00 to $20, your PURE LINEN pen, a wrist watch, and a quantity For #1315 Bungalow and Drcos AAlnonss Wiine percalcsianc SNy pick for Friday while they last Napkins, hemstitched ones, $7.00 of cigars, cigarettes and tobacco. A Dele eBeet mud 60 canue oF pallenes. $5.00 each. kind for Friday $5.00 dz. b dinner was served, followed by vocal selections and recitations Wil o Tiariin Three Numbers in Corsets at Reduced/P Rev. H. T. Walsh has returned to % ] H A number of discontinued mo ¢els of themleading ™ LTE A, iy PRt 0 sl e Ladies’ Hose sots, “American Lady”, “Madame I yra” “Frolaset”, Roj MAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DFLIVERY #OR NEW BRITAIN YOU OAN DEPEND ON is suffering from neyritis and rheu- Ladics Out Size black cotton EnciCE s ot allBlzes tanyionte iyt PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. matism and has been ill for many | § :Imr orn‘J:vl'l('('-‘lI“\;I.I‘|l:' l!‘l':dn.\' 35¢ ST G months. 3 . Special price 25¢ pr. "o v comn o, e s e toe ik | Special Price to Close Saturday From ( nother increment of draftees left | < ; and Saturday 35¢ pr., 3 prs. for LA N O] RLIN NE S boys and girls of Connecticut ree | affairs on a basis of 30 cents on the | Plainville this morning at 8:20 o’clock | § :‘"',f,, L i bz OO to ib/ 50 BE W transportation of exhibits will be pro- | dollar. The agreement was reached in | for Camp Upton. A small representa- OO 4. vided from one point in each county. | the United States district court yester- | tion of the townspec le was at the | fashioned, black and color Detailed premium lists are prepar- [ day. The formal hoaring for the ac- | station to see them off. Thirty-two =) . e S S B . ed and may be had upon application | ¢eptance will bs held September 19.| men from Plainville and surrounding | 8 Rridayiafesncon ucier, ToU caniwen,BtHEEC arc genutnc biargainsto e hiad, to your local Food Army Chairman The recent conveyance of the Alex | towns were in this contingent Only § . 4 School Superintendent of Supervisor, | Plack and the stock of goods in the | four were »m this town, Arthur & v s i S ¥ . Local or County Club Leaders, or the | Store on Main street to M. D. Farber | O’Hara, Charles B. Allen, Wesley O. ! Connecticut State Mair Association.|Was In order to protect him in ad- | Hosford and Mosso Giammarino S - 5 B DRk e g : : ~ - Be sure and get one of these. vancing the money Lebanon Auto Markers IRead WALTER PERCIVAL The offer of the New Britain Furni- Rev. S. A. Fiske on Committee. Several Plainville people are plan- ture Co. to settle a basis B 5 k i p e Sk DR A St e o5 (e [ will be .:rm:pr::l.‘ e [Ples e AR TR oie T ermag WITH BARRYMORE A formal hear- | o Lebanon, which is situated between reel of Odd Garments that we 6 New George white and colors. Real value $1.95, priced for Friday morn. $1.45 ea. If you are fortunatc in secur ing your size and the ‘model that “Freezone” is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus right off with fingers—No pain! conduct the examinations of two can- DextAgulaohncpantomao il s liholaly lowed to make the trip on this Sunday Walter Percival is the newest re- Wi“ Sm’pflss Those Oi Other Years 4]\,\’&\\!‘((':\?":!' {‘()‘v:- fi:‘:s}:g‘:(:;L;t‘:;\,‘(\r,”qux\ BARROW SCORES ONE providing the owners vefrain from tha | cruit from the ranks of musical come- e EIEsl Stk Do ntlon bt e ¢ of gasoline on one Sunday after | dy stars to “go in and do it.”” In the R T D i et the federal request is withdrawn. | vole of Beauty Blair in Metro's pro- sRss e e et Markers for windshields bearing the | duction of “Our Mrs, McChesney,” ; 7 T g »btained from S. 8. Gwillim, chairman | of the season, Mr. Percival is making of the local pastor. The other mem- BHChIing 5 rate : 5 7 : Pitching Ruth and Strategy Brings | of the local war bureau. These mark- his first appearance before the camera ers must not be used ta camouflage [and is particularly fortunate in-as- much as he makes his motion picture | | | . 5 i Berlin Cangregational church has been | i y el lafar S e : : 5 Col. Jarvis Confident EXhiDifs | namea. as one of the commitieo. o |action. —° "c¢ 1ater to confirm the | Wilimantic and Norwich, on Sunday 1 | | | | hers who were to serve on this execu- special Auto Markers for Pilgrimage | tive committee are A. W. Upsan, rep- | Home the Bacon. 2 = 4, = eenfinE i thsl Sbuihl o cohl ot N 5 u Sunday joy-riding to other places. | To Lebanon Ready for Dstribution | Britain, and E. Stanley Welles of tha Score one for Ed Barrow, baseball Brief Ttems, | debut in Miss Barrymore's new play ) Newington Congregational church strategist. He “crossed” the experts| Mys. Arthur Farrar and son, Arthur, | nd also as the part of Beauty Blair —Annual Meeting of South Ceme- The two candidates who have ap- |4nd the opposition alike when he sent ! j. have returned to their home oa | CONtains some of the best comedy in plied for ordination to the ministry, [ Babe Ruth to the firing line yesterday. | North Washington street, after a vaca- | the play. P T e o I i O et || D O 0w i DR 00 e e e e e | Mr. Percival is well known to nation on the 13th, are John W. Flight | Ruth pitch thus early in the series. | and Howard Crull Champee. My, |The hard-hitting left hander was re- | Flight is a graduate of the Hartford |5arded as an outfield fixture becauso eniia - Crull is | ©f his batting prowess, and Barro ears r a break r Theological seminary, and Mr. Crull s | 0f his batting prowess, AITOW | ¢6 do with them. He would like to | YS2'S Without a e Liehtgon : ¢ e a student at the same institution, It |WAS expected to send him to the|t2 4° : : | Broadway, and during that time at $1,000 in prizes for the 50,000 boys | i oundonl e o S & know to whom he is indebted for'the ad e C ¢ 1t = is not knewn when Mr. Fiske plans n as a last rasort. However, “iron horse and the owners may ro but three theatres, the Broadway, MCRE LS OnNesLiC Who are 14, return to Berlin. |like many another gaod strategist, || oo syei s o O opl | Knickerbocker, and Casino. In fact helping win the war through food i = Barrow figured that by making the | €O property proving Gwnecl SIS E IR s R R SR production and its conservation. Any n Route to Tcbanon. last resort the first and using his “ace | *M'P } would close in one show on a Satur- member of the Connecticut Junior | All automobiles enroute to Lebanon | in the hole” immediately, he sgpod an | Many people attended the opening of | 3oy night and open in & new one the Food Army is eligible to exhibit after | on Sunday, September 8, must bear |excellent chance of forcing the Cubs |the Seventh Day Advent church con- | gon) ;. Truly remar! 7 2 s 4 - ollowing Monday. Truly a remark- e 7, hi v bottle ot . receiving the approval of the County | markers, which may be obtained at | to take the defensive. That Barrow | ference at the Plainville Camp Ground 1 ;116 record @ Freezone on an aching | tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, 1h Leader. the following places: Kensington post |figured woll was demonstrated In no | 145t night. An extensive program is corn, instantly that corn stops hurt- | sufficient to rid your feet of every The following classes are pro- |office, Berlin post office or K. W. |uncertain manner. to be carried out y ing, ‘then you lift it right out. | It /| hard corn, soft lcom. or | corn belvess vided Mildrum of FEast Berlin. These mar] Ruth pitched remarkable ball, but == s gl eny (Erstsh SAODIBIG | G e ner bit. Y fol : 4 X : . 3 el S Dy B i e Al - b . g oesn’t hurt one bit. Yes, magic the toes, and calluses, without soreness Corn, Potatoes, Garden, Canning, |ers will be given to any autoist de- |[he had very little advantage over| COULD RIDE BEFORE Dorothy Gish. the new Paramount Why wait? Y. el sl sl s el 4 Food Faving, Poultry, Pigs and War- | Sitous of making the trip and with [ Vaughn, the ane best bet of the Cubs. star is as successful as a public speak- y wait? Your druggist sells a | or irritation. Try it No humbug! time cooking. each poster two gu ed stickers wi Barrow may count sing Ruth | T ' er as ghe is as an actress 2 silent I n ach poster two summed stickers will it on using Ruth HE COULD WALK | €r a8 she i L in the silen Garden, Canning and Pig Projects (he given to use in attaching it to the |4&4in tomorrow, if necessary, but drama. Miss Gish, who has but re- tery Association. lovers of musical comedy, particularly in New York for he holds the unique distinction of having played eight Col. Cha M. Jarvis, president of the Connecticut ®State ‘'Agricultural Society believes the fair this year will be the greatest ever. The fair offers Officer Marino has in his posses- { sian two bicyecles, which he found in the street and is puzzled as to what will be the three big classes and $500 | windshield. Vaughn is not likely to be used uatil in prizes is offered in these three It is hoped that none of these |late in the competition. Then his ef- 15568, markers which read: “En Route to |fectiveness will be highly problemati- Provision has been made for ex-|l.ebanon” will be used as an excuse | €3l In his series with the Giants tnts | hibits by clubs, towns and cities, be- | for Sunday joy-riding. The posters | Vear Vaughn had a way of pitching | s the individual exhibits wre furnished by the State Council of | §7¢4t Pall in the opening game—in- | | cently returned frm Europe, where he had a prominent part in D, W. Griffith’s production of “Hearts of the World,” mounted the rostrum in Grant Park, Chicago, the other day to tell of her expericnces near the firing line a y preliminary to selling War Savings Stamps. Miss Gish, wearlng a cap tured German helmet, posed for a “I think I could ride a horse before | I could walk” Tox Mix, portrayer of Wild West types on the gereen, cently told an interviewer Mix w raised on the plains and those who variably he was used as the first gua— have seen him in motion pictures are Demonstraton and judging teams | Defense with the permission of the but later in the series he was unable nust represent organized clubs. e Fuel Administration i . e u ta check the New Yorks, and on sev. | inclined to believe what he told the Jach membe of the «champion Cemetery Association Mecting eral occasions was driven from tns| Nlerviewer. Mix, whose work in ARG 3§ 5 battery of cameras and a motion pic- - Am W ¢ ve $10 } 3, i comedies is we own e v was | & - I ssel The South Cemetery Association | POX. Vaughn distinetly is not a re- | cOmedics is well known, recently was | 1o machine to the vast delight of g Ve He—/qy L 3N0xD SoUrsclattC IBoIDaCS I wiliB hol ddlts lannual incet nell ol tre "“]“]“"-! ; elevated to stardom by William I0x. | 30 crowd. The thing that produced i grounds tomorrow morning at 9 | Lhe Red Sox now have the big edge, . = i | the money was Miss Gish's assurance ( T 5 and Chicago already is confronted with GEORGE M. COHAN A MAJOR. | ¢ eve ry purchaser of one or more : e a handicap, that has proved practically’| = George M. Cohan, newly risen to | goo gollar war savings stamps, backed iasurmountable for other world's sa- | the distinction of Paramount motion |3 68 €0 00 AT BET LR e ries teams. In the 15 series played be- | Picture star, also more or less known | b 0o ™ iont “have the privilego tween the pennant winners of the Nu- |48 actor, composer, playwright, mana- ;o€ SEEE, BREL IEE BT T0PEEEC ) B { “movie” staged in front of a big tent A twice has the team that lost the first | @ new honor, to-wit, an appointment { """ 1 0loine Gish! Well! Of ts are being planned along P > come throug orious s Major in the Thetrical Regiment of i e : in inned along e e e ume come through victorious in the | | I3 e S 2 course they would. The pressure to His friends find sccurity in the clasp of his hands same general lines as the state series. the Police Reserves of New York : o e picture almost wrecked The woman of his choice yearns for their gentle carcss e b : Berlin Bricfs. et ; : J S g & | got into the pictur \ o aibit. If th t teams and produ The lone exceptions came ia 1811 | City. The appointment carvies with the tent. But there were no five dollar His cnemics quail when his mou nting anger forges those hands rom the local exhibits ) the Sidney Le Clair will leave Saturday [&nd 1915. In 1911 the Athletics lost | the right to wear a gold badge, hut &) B W0l S0 that left the e SR e gountry exhibits, and the best from | for Fort Slocum. He has been the first e of the series to the|George would rather act before the | yo.= 0 (1€ SC@RC AL L his friends S i D oA | there is one to whom those strong hands always remain as the - ainotvelhonnite s nacs lore o sbtioterbouradl ks e sl s | o i REPORTERS AS “SUPES” i helpless lite things that once were feebly grasping at sh the State Falr on September 12 the Red Sox on their home grounds, | SCHWAB POSTED ON PICTURES : ! v I ¥y grasping 5 | No fewer than five real, live report- Aows— | * he ot g will be the larg-| Mrs. Mary E. Aldrich has returneq | #ft¢r Which they dropped four in Charles M. Wbl e e W Tos hbcies by vapers Mother. and two special writers from Kastern Agricultural College. Prizes 1y will do much to develop 5 : o’clock The purpose of the meet- ing is to elect officers for the coming Food Army exhibits will be o 3 year I'he association urges all wch county and many towns wre planning for exhibits e county exhibits. The members and those that have any relatives or friends buried in the grounds to attend and take rakes, sickles, scythes, ete., as there is to be tional and American leagues only | 8€r, capitalist, et cetera, has achieved . ) exhil nd many of ti 11 m ounty exhibits go to the State |in the limlted service by the dpaft | CHants at the Polo grounds. but won | motion picture camera than wear i competition will be keen | board, and after a training will be | the championship in slx games. In | gold badge any day in the week r held of food |to her home in Kensington after a trip | "0V nate, who is devoting his time to d by the|to Cleveland, Detroit and Canada building ships, found a little time to Those having wool given out b, . spart to stuc » on motion pictures - Rham mh S "V‘rr“l\ ' “1‘ b \\Kml[ ; ”m‘h ingelos with Mrs, | aties in Douglas Fairbanks' last pro ' 2 loulds veturn y 08 SALEE & % . duction, “Bound in Morocco,” in or | . e " _ Sthunn the other s e s e A i e o ot | Coming to the Lyceum Theater They did not disclose their identity v . was erroneously state 5 co der the guic e of Ma ek for . ImbuymgWor Stamps. As erroneot tated in this column under the guidance of Mary Pickford | (& 100 M0 Feih 00 e usual ARBUCKLE TURNS COOK. I'm also eafing WITH TI,',", li.}xum PTS. N . Come Back to You.” % L'""J,\H,j,‘,: ::Tyn'.w”“vxv::“\t::vnfi' x‘i.»’:‘m\l = p@ST .!- AST!ES n.'\( ::‘;:I.[.“;I- n‘u llkluh\ul l-',;l‘:m' 0 S_P__IQNGF‘IE!.‘.\B " Fatty Arbuckle. :{H“Hvx\;t\lovv \ [joouldibegexpedtad J Warren Kerrigan and Kenne:h Harlan G e e g L R R | | G el Whane | DOHERTY MARKET | —in— | i is noted. All are now doing as well as | (MADE OF CORN) Creditors of Willium Ritchie will g o considering th Wdtitudinous GROCERIES AND MEAT publications served as supernumer- THEY receive their first payment on the : 9 B Juty Sheriff ) Now Erecely: ulina bankrupt estate. Deputy Sheriff M. D, e e Mr. Frank A. Stockwell, for a : A MAN S MAN Stockwell, trustee s been author- I i i mber of years with Hall's Gro- ized to pay 10 perrcent. now and later New Britain Distributor. | Ba: S buckle : aumberforiyenrs wil ml:dl X = inother dividend will be paid J which 1 “The Cook Heol o »I':‘t g at at this Creditars of Harry Alex have ac- Teigns in a beach cafe in his “‘_\“,1 market. | cepted his offer of settiemont.of his tumultuous. yay, 406 Arch St. Seven Reels of Sense Staggering Suspense.