New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1918, Page 2

4 Suits he chic of n's favored fPstyleunotes, executed in fabrics of tasteful choosing and finish- ed with workman- ship skilled and painstaking, typical of Horsfall’'s Wo- men’s Apparel. The Luke Horsfall Co., i 93 ASYLUM 8T, T MEN BS IN Wi ; tion and 41 or Missing are reported overseas fergeant Wil- | I8 city whose parents Jast other listed as The, men ction. ng gene nary forces: | B Action. nant. rns, 880 W, 180th ergeant. 163 Goodwin Bh Coolack, 69 Jusiin St., Prov- | FR. T | iy Mavros, 79 Emerald St., Bos- | , Ma\ss. WILINAM CONRAD SCHLEIGER, | 262 Fairyiew St, New Britain, Conn Benedik Wicha, 46 Meadow St, Fitchburgf, M \Dicd of Wounds. Kowalski, 103 Macacej Canot St., Chicopee, X Howard (A Valley, N, 3. ‘Woundeq! Van Wagner, Locust Severely in Licutenant. Emmons, Action. Albert W. Me. Kennebunk, Sergeants. ELDON B. COYKENDALL, 63 Mor ris St., Hartford, Conn. John J. Fitzgerald, 502 W New York, N. Corporals. Orlando R. Achorn, s. ovotny, 346 23rd St., New 44th St., 104 E St, S, Y Menahem Stim, 312 Montauk Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. | Conn QOQUESTION Can Your Clothes Feel Comfortable And Not Fe el Old-fashioned? ~ Ready-to-put-on $32.50 to $40 HE WEARS THE MENTON A liberally laid out style produced ex- pressly for us by our tailors at Fashion Park. We recom- mend that you try it on. Give yourself a boost. Be as perfect- ly satisfied as if you were to go to a cus- tom tailor. Custom finish without the annoyance of a try-on ANNOUNCEMENT! ‘We wish to announce that we have the most up-to-date and sanitary baking plant in the city. A cordial invitation ex- tended to the citizens of New Britain to calj and inspect this plant at any time. We also sell all brands of Flour at wholesale and retail TEL, 628, Schneider & Rubenstein 111 HARTFORD AVE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERS | St., THolyoke, | Boston, Mass, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, S PTEMBER 12, 1918, Wollaston, Ma Privates. BRACKEN, . Conn mil N Y Thoma th St., New Charl York, N. ¥ i ETRELLO, 4 Meriden AllenlAves | 615 Hanfpden [. MURRAY Conn WILLIAM tartford, old A boklyn, N. Y A ] Raymond | Olsen, 6111 5th Ave. AT AFTA, 9 Portland St., VING Z0) 1 58 H Waterbury. gh ombley, 170 Berry | Montpe Howa Wazrd, 5 15} N. Y STAFEFY, 4 Derby, Conn DAVID §7th & GRIGGS, kast Hamp- | | Gilbert St | i | ! hton, 9 Chapman St., Mat :nfield, $ KING, 24 JOHN ew i JOSY Sumner New Haven, Conn JAMES V. MARLOW, 296 v, Ave Hauven, G40R O o are Blatch- Cohn , 8 Florence Putnam | Charles 2 Sche Henry lard Ave., PATSI Mill Lane, | { Lewis Pautler, 15 W. Dral- Lancaster, N. Y PEDICING, Middletown, Conn. Albert Price, 13 field, Mass Clinton D. Gardner, Mass ndrew Rari, 5 Pearl St., Ames St., Green- Provencher, 62 Foode St., Wor- | cester, N HENRY A Conn. SAVIOR, Newington, Missing in Action. Corporals. John A. Aulback, St., New York, N. ¥ J6éhn J. Dalton. outh Boston, Mass 248 Riverington 143 W. 6th St, Bugler. JAMES LYNCH, 1345 ew Haven, Conn. Privates, BAUER Cullen, 2 Mass. Durse, 369 Western Ave., | Unionville, 2 Brook St Conn. Frank New dford Joseph ( Cambridge JOH 143 Liberty St | ) Beauchesne, 2 Endicott | J. COLLIN Haven, Con i, 281 N Dickerman 115th St, D Jr., 185 Brown St., Hartford, John F. Kennedy, 759 7th St., South MICHAI MARTONE, 377 TEast Gen. Del,, Tar- | iffville, Conn. | Thomas O'Dea, 826 Albany St., Bos- ton, Mass. JOH RICI, Walnut Beach, Mil- ford, Conn. CHARLES F. SIZER, Deep Rive: Richmond Vt. 216 Gilbert St., | Syracuse, N. Y, THOMAS WHITE, Jr.,, 179 Filmore St., New Haven, Conn. 666 Fourth Ave., Brooklyn, N. David Rittenburg, , Dorchester, Mass. Antonio Santino, 407 E. New York, N. Y. Michael Skok, 44 Wa Yonkers, N. Y. Joseph Skwarlo, 8 Yonk: N, Edwin S Smith, Brooklyn, N. Y. (Night Report.) The following casualties are report- ed by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary forces: B T dfin o ction S NCEES N ST MRS 7 Missing in action 5 oo s Wouned severely Died of wounds SO B Died of d . etess B 24 Canterburg 17th ington Orchard 441 First Died from dent ... Wounded sever plane accident Wou mined) Total ‘old This coal and gas range with two ovens is a wonder for cooking Although less than four feet long it can do every kind of cooking for any ordinary in warm weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needs heating. at the same time—one for roasting and family by gas When in a hurry both ovens can be used the other for pastry baking. It certainly does aeroplane acci- v from (degree undeter The biggest military spectacle ever presented in this city The The masterpiece of the motion picture made in co-operation with the United State industry Marines. BIG ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE BILL ALL THIS WEEK KEENEY'S THEATRE Call an&EZS fis Wonderful Cooking Machine r Curtin @ Co., and New Killed in Licutenant Frederick M. Atwood Quiney, Mas New York England men Action. Sergeant MICHAEL CAPPIELLO, it., New Haven, Conn LUIGI CERU Haven, Conn Thomas Hurley, Brooklyn, N. ¥ Sdward W. raterville, Me. Herbert A. Cahoon, Whiting 319 Chauncey Matthew. West Iter Matti James A. O'H; Brooklyn, N. Y Died of Private Medina, N, Y e, 1456 Bedford ave Discase. Charle: tenberg, Brooklyn, N. ¥ | RESINOL CLEARS AWAY EMBARRASSING PIPLES | st., ¥ rch 30.—"Some time began to appear on my forehead, and people remarke bout in't like to go a ount I tried vo and skin remedies, | but nothing seemed to help me. A friend of mine who had the same trouble told me she cleared her skin with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, so 1 tried them. After the first application all the redness and ness disappeared, and after two or three applications my friends began to ask me what I used, my f d so much better. I can go to places without of those awful pim- and I.will never be without sinol Ointment and Resinol Soap.” (Signed) Miss Jessie Torrance, Beech St., Rutherford, N. J Resinol Ointment spread so th them, and where on t ous creams, soa sore- hamed ts sell zo pimples | Kenneth Pepperrell { New York Malcolm | Dorc Marris Bronxville, Erederic ret LOUIS Bridgepor Reuben New Joseph New Fred L FRANC son st, An: Joséph New Roy M RAYMO Greene st., Clarence N. Y. John C. Pawtucket ADAM Rockville Harrisor rd., Roche PHILIP New Lond GEORGE Lakeville, Arthur Bangor Jarle F NTON , New JOHN M. y, Conn. Arthur Coyvle, ¢ Waterbu set, Mass: Howard Maspeth, Louis T. RAYMO York York, Wounded Severely Major N Sagamore st., Clark, Pondfield Ny serge 'k Ande Mass ). FISCHER, t, Cann. Racoosin, N. Y odzinsky road, nts on, Jr., 42 Chestnut 122 Hurd ave., 105 York, N. Y Corporals Armstrong, Corintn, N. Y. IS P. JOHNSON, 17 Clark onia. Conn. ¢ Kruszynski, > Houle, 129 Eighth st., Leo 324 Watson st., P. Kuntz, 593 M. X. Firle, Dexter, N. ¥ ND F. CHARBONEAU, New Haven, Conn Privates > Wheeler Bromley, Unioa ave, 211 Angola, Hanson, 146 Woodbine st SR SUCHECKI, 58 Coan 1 M. C or, 11 Spring st., Castlegate C. CA N, 57 Pacific st., on, Conn H. BECKWITH, Conn J. Belinian, 30 Box 289, Larkin st., Me Bliss, 14 Horace st., Spring- 10 BOSCO, 267 Davenport Haven, Conn. CASEY, 66 Brewster st., Taylor st., Nepor- Dovey, 2132 N X Diebner, 37 1-2 Sargeat st., care of Wil- ND G. DOLE, 7 Fourth ave., | | Severely | Privates | | | Point rd «“Make Cooking and Baking Easy” | Joseph eeman, 509 Stone | Braokiyn, N, X James Kiernan, Brooklyn, Y Fitchburg, Wilbur N, ¥ Rocco Calvatore , Utica, N. ¥ Arno Pickrodt, Glendale N. Y, Cornelius Tackney, New York, N. ¥ Wounded in dent. Licutenant Neck ave., 1633 69th Kimball st., Arthur Mahue, Fullerville, Mortocei, 305 Jay 1620 Indiana Place, ! 1626 Second ave.; Acroplane Acci- Cord Meyer, Great |and, N. ¥ Missing in Action. Corporals JACK J. BRENNAN, st, New Haven, Cona CLAYTON 8. SQUIRES | Conn Long Isl- 128 Franklin Montowese’ FRANK ( BACON, 561 ave., New Haven, Conn WILLIAM T COOLAHAN Milford, Conn Jeremiah Pitts, 721 Washington st., Quincy, Mass. . K YON BAYKO, 36 Pickford st., Hartford, Coan. ANDREW CAGNULARY, 122 , Windsar Locks, Conn ZUOZUPAS CERVAICJUS, Conn WASYL WOROCHOOK seymore, Conn Congress o1d Elm Enfield, 9 Broad st., | o . Grant Co., Waterbury, Conn.