New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1918, Page 5

FOR FRENCH Y. M. C. A. farge Sale of Tickets For Concert By French Army Band But Response Should Be Greater. Plans are progressing for rereptloh and concert of the Army Band in this city Septeraber one week from today men who are handling the tickets for the concert good siuccess, but there are plonty of seats yet to be sold, and no one should sale of The young wo- | ana Thie style Range in four types, Palace, Castle, Fortress and Cottage. ‘A, A. MILL Cooked This Morning on anges Was Yours One? Among the exclusive Crawford features that have made this range preferred above all others are : A convenient gas end oven, equipped with new and improved gas broiler. abr This broiler is instantly adjust- to hold the food at any required distance from the flame without touching the pan, without bending over. It folds away when not in use. Two separate ovens, both large and roomy — one for coal, the other for gas — both are p erfect. Five center heat gas burners of a new and efficient type bring sils without wasting gas. the heat directly under the center of uten- Guarded gas cocks which eliminate danger of acci- dental opening. Perfection of design and finish, long service and utility, distinguish Crawford coal ranges — or gas combinations. SOLD BY S, 80 West Main St. v the musicians. [pon ar- will be reccived at accompas riving here they { once at the Elks' club, and frow that | at once. | tions desires to are reporting | hold back for fear of not obtaining a | god seat. Instead of its being neces- sary for the young women to hunt up ticket purchasers, everyone to go out and look for tick- ets, and do his or her patriotic duty in giving this concert the support that it deperves. Ever the French Y. M. C The guestion has been r: people, who always try War sed by some | and bled at Verdun anc cent raised goes to | Work. | and throw an | obstaele in the way instead of being | as to whether the band is It is only sufficient to boosters, genuine. an- | swer that the band has the indorse- | ment of two such organizations National Y. M. C. A. and the Council of Defense. The band will arrive here at 3 s'clock arrangements being made for its conveyance from Hartford in au- i0s by the State Council of Defense. representatives of which bo; THE JOY OF MOTHERHOOD Came to this Woman affer Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to Restore Her Health Pliensburg, Wash.—‘“ After T was married 1 was not well for a long time and a good deal of the time was not able to go about. Our greatest de: was to have a ¢ in our home and one day my husband came back from town with a bottl: of Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound and ;| wanted me to try it. 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State The result of 40 years | the | Hart | The Stanles will | time on until their return t> Hart- ford after the concert every minute will be occupied. Members of the re- ception committee, who are to attend the banquet, will help the committee if they notify Chairman F Dorter Chairman Ernest N. Hum- phrey of the commlittee on decora- remind everyene to display the American flag on that day also the flags of the allies, par- ticularly the French flag. Some enter- ing store kcepers have been get- n a supply of French flags in an- ation of the gala day. it will i much towards making the mu- sicians feel at home in New. Britain, | if they see in conspicuous places the it is incumbent on | beloved colors for which they fought at the Marne THRIFT STAMP REPORT. P.C Minor & Corbin Union Mfg Co .. "afnir Bearng .. . Fpring Bed . Hart & Cooley ker Shirt Co B. Machine . & Hutchinson Works “huck Co. ‘rary & Clark Corbin 20660 Traut & Hine Corbin Cabinet Lock .. [ North & Judd . American Hosiery Corbin Screw . Vulean Iron P. J. Flannery . Russell & Erwin 10406 1682 190 1000 FALL COURS The fall course of the Y. W. C. A. begins today and will end December 18. Fifteen weeks are allowed for each course of 12 lessons, ancd the course must bhe finished in the ap- pointed time. On account of the fuel shorts the pool will be closed Sat- urday mornings during November and December, and at all times during January, February and March, 1919. Miss ily R. Andrews has been se- cured to act as instructress. Private lesson in life saving will be given by the intructor by appointment. The enrolment for the several classes which are to be started has been very pleasing to the directors, and it is expected that many more will en- roll before the closing of classes. VENBERG A SERG! NT. Conrad Venberg of Dix street, who ! enlisted in Company E a year ago this summer and who was made a corpor- al shortly after going overseas, has been promoted to the rank of ser- geant. In a letter to his parents, Ser- geant Venberg tells of his promotion and also speaks of the gallant work done by the Connecticut soldiers. He says that he has come through the offensive thus far without a He is now with the head- of the 1624 U.'s at ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH NOTES. The Ladies’ Aid society of St. Jos- eph's church will meet Tuesday eve- ning. At the masses Sunday Rev. J Leo Sullivan urged the women of the | parish to join and do their part in Red Cross sewing work. A Red Cross Sewing meeting will be held Thurs- day afternon. The Holy Name society plans to have a busy season. The opening meeting of the year was held last night. 8214 | DIL PLEASES. New Britain Girl Singing in West. Press notices which have reached this city, tell of the successes on the western stage of Miss Rudolphina Ra- dil ,daughter of William J. Radil of 633 Arch street. Misx Radil studied music in New York, Vienna and Ber- lin, later returning to this country to enter light opera. For a tirie she toured the west and was one of the so- loists in Mary's Cathedral in Cali- fornia. e made her debut on the operatic stage in California, appearing in the role of “Yum Yum" ia “The Mikawo”. Her singing also mer with favor in the ‘‘Chimes of Normandy”, as the notices reaching this city show. The Oakland Daily Post and the Oakland Tribune devoted consiierable | space to compliments on the excel- lence of her work in “The Mikado’” POSTUM " instead of coffee NEW BRITAINITES HAPPY, Private George M. Eperry. with field hospital No. 30 301st fanitary Train G. A. in Quigley stating that tho Britain hoys are glad to be near the | front at last. He says conditions are good and the food is also good. conclusion he writes that “it like a complete victory for the Al- Army of 3,000,000 without a casualty! More than 8,000,000 Globe Sprinklers have been install- ed and not a single case is re- corded of failure to operate. 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(INC) Agents for New Britain and Vicinity 250-256 PARK STREET, NEW BRITAIN \ { USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE HERALD FOR QUICK RETURNS | New Britain Exhibit at Berl A S P T SRR oA NPT T TN WIS AR ooy e SEPT. 24 to 28 Attention Every New Britainite, and in Particular Everyone, who has had a Garden Plot or Done Canning You Are Invited to Exhibit Your Products at the New Britain Tent. PriZgG offered for best ex hibits of vegetables, canned vegetables and canned fruits. 3 awards of ribbons for best individual exhibits in various classifications. TWO PRIZES Five dollar war stamp, and $2 in Thrift Stamps for iargest and best collection of vegetables. . ' Two similar prizes for largest and best collection of canned vegetables and canned fruits. IMPORTANT! TAKE NOTICE! All who do not otherwise arrange, must leave their exhibits to be taken to the fair grounds on Monday morning, sept. 23, not later than 10 o’clock, at Chamber of Commerce rooms. Per Order, New Britain Municipal Farm Exhibit Committee.