New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1918, Page 7

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BRow ™ ¥Fridays ®We Close at Noon, Till September 13th, o\J iR Hartford's Shopping Center Irclusive. Nearing the End of the Half Holidays- Tomorrow, Friday, is the Last One HAVE SUMMER HEY 1 QUITE Ol AND HAVE BR( DAY WILL BE FACH ITEM WE MADF WELL THF FRIDAY IAVE BR( T OF TH wGnT NO EXCE WOR! TAILORED HATS. An advance display at our millin For ery department of plush, panne dnd correct shapes ha file ribbon. Price each AT WAT offer Crepe Waists in 19 We Friday . White Voile Waists in size} vours 44 morni $1.98, for worth Sweat color, $3.98 the Ichaki worth day at and boys, tailored I velvet in : nded d $2.98 to with DEPT. de Chine colors only ir 98. Special AT OUR BOYS' DEPT. in grey, or S to 1 priced. fo 50 *h Strictly All Wool Sweaters to 4 in mareon, old blue, regular $3.98 rey, old ro. grade $2.98 each, } THRE] BUS MEMOF YWWGHT TO B ORDIN§RY G BUSINESS PTION. SEE WHAT H COMING FOR HOUR ABLE OUR MANY HAVE 7 HS FOR, THE PATROD BEEN TOMORROW SINGHAM children’s s in 1l the silk 148) $9.98 $1 plain_ colors Ty L %8 values, WASH White Head ones, ind e dian and price med with pearl pockets. | ind $1.50, Fridas at 10 inch crepe navy. 4 vear r Fri- a white and ity Rlack izes 3 worth $2.50, se and Black Taffeta, s, 1ri gular selling special for and Frid made of madras cloth, buttons sularly special SILK OF de colors. riday for Satin in I'rida p Friday OF S RT W THE THE DRESSES school wear in stripes. 8izes 6 50 and $1 egular $1 y for SKIRTS. vepps, Tn- trim- fancy $1 and for Tord, sold for only ERINGS. chine in black, Regular .69 yd. width 19 vi width 36 inch $2. 6 inch e was 81 $1.39 yd. HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY #OR NEW. BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RF BECKLEY SOLDIER MISSING IN ACTION BERLIN NEWS | i lin William Russell Bolton Not Seen Since Battle on July 23 KAISER REGISTERS FIRST East Berlin Road Man With Name Similar to German Emperor F rolls for Military Service—Gibney Not in Politics, has been received from the general at Washington by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boltop of Beck ley Quarter that their son, William Russell Bolton, has been missing in action since July 23. The soldier is 24 years of age in July and was a raember of Company D, 102d U. § Intantry. He was working in Bristol amd enlisted in the Bristol company and has been in France about AT Iton has lived up to the traditions @FConnecticut in wars for liberty democracy and 't Erench w cross for valor under Gibney Is Not W. H. Gibney announced today he has retired from Berlin politics for the present. Tt was stated that Mr. Gibney was a candidate for first eelectman but in a statemen the Herald reporter this mornins solutely denies this Kaiser First John H. Kaiser, who Fast Berlin road, was fl man to register in the new draft in Berlin town hall this mornin The re tion in all three places, Berlin, E Berlin and Kensington proceeded rap idly this giorning and a.te 140 had signed th Kensington at 11 Auto Accident A complicated case w fore Judge Griswold this town /cou H. B. Kopf of t, New Haven, was the rd with Notice edjutant a vy and | received the | fire v Ring. that to Register, lives on the first gistrs up in chapel at o'clock Costs $110 ght be morning in defendant operating an automo- an ssive rate of peed and ANSWERTEE CALL New Britain People Have Found This is Necessary, A cold, a idden wrench, A little cause may hurt the kidneys Spells of backach fodlow, Or some bladder A splendid lacks, A medicine ands Is Doan's Kidney kidney remedy. Many New Britain people rely Here's New Britain proof " Mrs. F. Lorch, 286 Maple fonie time ago 1 used Do Pijls for backache, wh afedt. 1 Lad been ot . x{ng caused a great deal of pain Kidney Pilly gave me great re- | strain, o often satisfied thou- Pills, a special ef and I recommend them highl £ 80e; at all dexlers. Foster-Milburn Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y. zey, driven cycle driven by agnani, The sta state CEIVING with drivin Berlin I Haven apj and W. H. Gibney Kopf pleaded counts. It wa on when Kopf and also of New ing from a by on the reult Razagnard Turner’s a | according Hart' of the men wer were McMurray, Goods Cpo. witnesed tk in front of Pictures also of ALL DRY GOODS g recklessly in the town of awyer-M. J. Quinn of New for the defendant as prosecutor. Mr. guilty on both reared not the night=of August 81 a friend, H. E. Swee- Haven, were return- pleasure trip that the auto Kpof collided ith a motor: Albert Turner of Ber- of which Fred Raz- this town, was riding. accident was that were broken and hroken. This is testimony of Dr. Britain hospital which the young rushed. Witnesses for the William Jones, I1Bdward a foreman at the Paper and Edward Mayer, who he collision from the porch Woodruffs store. of the scencs“of ehT of s legs nkle wa to thme the New place to the the acci- dent ere taken by a eriden photogra- pher, M court Judge G [ $1°00 and « exces at an fine of took an the nished R. Shaw They were in riswold imposed a fine of sosts upon Kopf for driving rate of speed and reckle Kopf ypeal and his fur- bond of $150 case sive ness. friend The PURCHASED i | | OF TUS. will g6 to the superior court in ford the third Tues s Berlin republicans will cial meeting at § o'clock ning in the town hall to ‘candidate$ for the town offices in coming fall election hold a CITY ITEMS Tastate house Co sold a one family wealth avenue to Joseph Kulak The exhibit another Chamber plans fer Ludwik Iskra the fair will evening at rooms. tent committe at the Berlin meeting - this of - Commerce the New Britain be perfected. Prospective re showing great interest, pected that the New will prove one of the the fair. A meeting of Pride circle; Lady T cvening esters will be held this Judd's hall Doyle, achinists the District and John Quinn, state be the speakers at the open of the Machinists Union Saturday night in the Church hall George Union ganizer for agent to be Ha of September spe Monday cve- nominate has on Clommon municipal will exhibitors | and it Britain exhibhit Big features of of Columbia will meeting held street HERALD, PLAINVILLE NEWS FARM AND FOOD FAIR (ONSEPTEMBER 20-21 Elahorate Preparations Made for Exhibits in Grange Hall SRAISED- 1N PLAINVILLE" THURSDAY, Cash Prizes and Ribhons to Be Award- ed Winners — Raymond-Jennings Nuptials—Little Damage Caused By | Hills' Factory. | ing The to be dates for t1 held unde pees of | newly organized Plainville Ag: 1 for & first annual fair the cultural | ptem the au Association has bheen { ber 20 and 21 | The fair will open at Pierce street, ber 20 af 8 o k and n fixe hall m- Gran Fridoy evening Sept Satur- day noar ] Sepitem ber 21 o adn m e charged i ciation expresses the hope that every n woman and | child in Plainville wil turn out to vien the results of the dening, farming of food products. At a zeneral committee it was d the exhibits should wrincipal divisions Vegetables raised at t vill be summer work in and gar- | tion | association’ cided that in five t1 reser the preser nieeting of the follows Norton Gar- dens. Veget ised in Plainville war bles 1 | rdens ¢ the Norton plots. | tside Farm products nned and dried food products Cooked foods The Junior Food Army A. A. McLeod and H stle are | responsibe for the Norton Gardens ex- | hibit H Stillman will have | char of War Garden seltion. | William J. Johnson will bo in cha | of the farm products Mrs. T.. I.. Bras- | tow will superintend the canned prod § | ncts division. The food exhibit will | | be in charge of Mrs. H. A. Castle and | Lewis A Mills, who has headed the | Junior Food Army movement this sea- = | son iperintend the exhibit of hat organ m | No products mised or made outside of Plainville will be admitted for exhi- bition this vear as it ed that | there is ample quantit variety within limits of the town strictly local fair g 12ce. suh an exhibi as is proposed be a tremendous object lesson to the | townspeople. | Entry ble wil he ready for dis- | tribution on next and > had at the post office, Ryder and the Plainville Trust (ompany from the department heads noted Agri- the will s Lt belie and to the and jon may | store and above or from the officers of {he | cultural Association, « rles H. Nor- | ol iton, Ghe Calor, Henry Trumbull | N and D : { mnd 5 | Cash premiums a “(\H‘ awarded tc gating will the be ihitors first prize ribhons to other divisions from | Junior Food arn third nd sec ex- | Rax The list will | | within a | | | is ond and hibitors in the Junior Food army preminm or- | be” ready distribution at | few days ALl must vegular form of fo William J. e hefors entries be made on the entry blank and sent wwan, 11 Pine Tuesday, September 7 with the exception must delivered at hy 1 Priday. Tn pres- stre an or all of cooked Grange hall September 20 exhibits food | nd ‘| o'clock oh | view of the " THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE 1n20Mile Squares Fre ed low St Hindenburg line yesterday Quentin nch advance that penetrat- be- criss- is indicated by cross shading With the crumbling of the Hinden- - o & ’///,////’/wv ssity for « elimination of ana at of the state food ad- | fo such as | like will between the hon land five p. m. Saturday and exhibits must be delivered at hall by 1 o'clock that day The Plainville Grangae lotted a lar ce the hall is makig of an elaboraic | display | | ent onservation of food | | and the suggestion ministration bread hibited nece the 1t coolked, ds he ex- | of 2 such | cake and the only on Grange | has | heen al ind preparation While the reports thu by the ral splendid exhibit in | nevertheless the ful that | evers - received gen committer all association is insure departments. | hope- | and | up products very farmer who has put dried something jon of zardener, person in town a supply of canned or for the S to the interest winter will send indic taken in fair as an that the the food problem of Raymond- A quiet when res enni wedding of local Allen M. Raymond of Mi united in church of he nterest ipton on Sunday this town and T.eonora nnin miarriage wional Hampton sroom where he is~engaged ilding. e i el noin carp s a town nter jobbinz and Odd cal company of prominent ber of the 1 Guard he bride is Mrs. Robert mem- the State of Hamp a e the danghter M. | Jennings of Newfoundla marriage where id vy of ! Previous to her she | her in Tast Gr as prominent in 1R "Rl Avenue, home L tea by she oss work will wuthington 10 their frienc Hills Hills, actory on Fire af Edwin 1 win HL Hills ington street firmly ¢ 1 Jinx is hovering ove the form of danger from f AL 12:30 partment Factory owner o'clock burg line shown as a wide strip, the Germans are reported drawing to' a prepared second of defense, in the region of ti™ nar shaded line. shaded with | | was callec et Uarm at | the small ana the se factory casily extinguishe withi car at the shop vear ago the old Hills fa wooden Duilding, v lina destroyed by a fire which shayt oW ed at midnight and which threatened everal dwelling houses iin the neigh- This i ond Abaut a tory, a two-story totally | Meriden | session | September 19th, from 9 to SEPTEMBER 1918, horhood building ago, and fire took b A modern three-stary bric 1< complete few mont! that is whera vesterday's place Registration Day At 6:45 this morning the ells rang and the factory blew to announce tl is a1 chur Vhistles registra- wvas done will also Registra nge hall on ind will con until 8 o'clock tonight. The rox istrators, of there are fifteen, 1re expected to be busy all day taking | men who are eligible of the factories have | arranged fo 1 the men to the booths in automobiles, a few at a thue | of time day. The thing o'clock t noon tion ame 1nd take place at 6:15 p. m at the G o'clock tion commenced Pierce street at 7 tinue whom care of the mar for draft me time, wwoiding loss \ i e U. Annual wal meeting of e held eet Meeting the W G T with M W llman on | afternoon o’clo! Sent Back to Camp. Otis Fink, a sent bacl afte Plaiaville draftex to Camy havir of absance Devens this morn- | ver-stayed his young soldier The cam with a information draft board cording to his sick. When he! retu to camp h had no certifi- om ¥ home scveral hours weeks a pass, accore to out at the f New Aot iven second Britain, aad ! ment. has heen ending much worried he would get wa as to the ception from his o cers Mrs. W. Ste spending two weeks in New Milford & Root gpd family have re turned spending the summer at their cottagze in ast River. Mrs. D Goodsell and daughter., Ann returned aft spending several alisbury D and returned afte ummer at their bun mberiz of Golf street is after family of have spending the alow on | | Maple Hill avenue. Misses Ruth Law have returned vacation The Hine | their | and Marjorie after spending at Matunuck, R. T registrars of voters at the town hall will he in Thursday, | s to receive | names to be placed on the voting list. | The republican electors of the town of Newington will hold their annual | the town hall this evening | purpose nominating town cancus at the officers There pageant Green for of will Saturday Red on be a Cros: Wetherstield henefit AIRPLANE ATTACK ON NEW BRITAIN | Flyers From Mincola to Bomb City ! With War Saving Literature Saturday Afternoon. New urday Britain is to be bombed Sat- afternoon Three fly Hardware City, and they are the city, and it b to man a gun crew Muchine Co. with | some of his big anti-aircraft guns The three , planes comiing right | down over fop of the New Britain Ma- chine Co. plant, and they are going to bomb it too--with War Savings Stamp lite ure. Manager F. R local campaign wa this morning aeroplanes are going to the to bombard over zoing hoove at the ot 188 New Britain | | Gilpatric highly opening of the | pleased | upon his mail | Staple Groceries. Wheat Flour, 121 Ih Barley flour, 98 Ib Rye flour, 98 Ib Graham tlour Meal Hominy, 1 1 Rolled acks Corn vellow oats White N Pinto Beans Dried n Molasses, New Mol Pance Victory Br White Corn Mlour Orle loaf. Flour Rice ied 70°s FPruoits, Prunes, Raisins Fvaporated Fvaporated a Seedle peaches Raisin Vegetables Onion Dairy Products Domexstic tub butter Conn. I h Print Fres Western Butter o1 Oleo prints, Nut oleomars ru 1rd arade Poultry Old rooste "ancy foy v small Chickens broile . 21 tancy 2 i | B | | | Thrift i were physicians | § Maple Hill | to receive notificationgfrom ¥ is going to gend a best fliers up from ysineola & Their the with This is the governfnent's that he field for tions are little frolic. to fiy all and bombard it ings leaflets. part in ov e hoosting : Stamps. mg 12 friendly homhing excursin will Britain, vho will all be out to catchy | the i be welcomed by New War to ings hon cellar bombz hyin case in their aircraft er Gilpatri fliers are of stunts. They on the town on a over Berlin onel Jarvis hessett, They do all sorts of has the these going flying low hostile rai Germany funny the War support aft production is turning out Tt is impossible to tell they will arrive but it 0 o'clock just to ors airc show who pils he FOR AME Patriotic Works th work, hav The anley arve always first in of patriotic committee on Americ plans for aiding the committee are under The opening of a contemplated 1bly be abandoned bec portunity for better t cilities schools. per .per 1001 per pe per por per per per pe ver the 1bs rdmengts. assuy to d will swoop ¥ justéas dir instead of stronghold on the loop the stunts Savin Unel what from just will in all probability RICANTZATION. | Stanley Works to Co-Operate in New Work. officials, e appointed i Americanization | tion consideration school will prob- | night but this id u aining offered in the public w.»mm;l b h ih pkg 1h Pk ent iy 1b doz n, th { lor u what time ndorsemen |a - Jof a change in the of 1916 he P raw materiais ™ foodst uffs m 328,000,000 9 ports decreased . during {HRamn iod from 808,000,000 ‘to 508 | pesetas | and as to MAXY SEEKT SeedvaTy applicbions o tion of the Unifed States B NEW BERTHS, the mployment posi- have that ce buremy wuperintendent received. ahd it is expected the ofticials ofsthe bureau at its next otin point will take definite steps in ap- rintendent. A eting rvice held mat im spece open- supe was this ral rs of the office were and portance regardir ing of n of the emhers at discussed outlined and work this was to meeting k of cach explained GIVEN K M MURPIRY O Williau phy notified Training Sta abus ring by his artment las Naval ith Kn in the pay dc ing. Murphy to | Monday, but tified yes report- orders from statio® delaying his reporti day Consumer per Ib per 1b per 1b per lb per 1b

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