New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1918, Page 5

WIDE- Follow the Crowd! Hurry!! Hurry!! Horry!! Gon't Miss FOX'S Tomorrow, Fri, Sat, Sunshine Seciety. ‘m.\-' few weeks ent to the hospits trave you had 4@ | kindness showal || Y e ot Meent i willl He iy ! held in the be open . Pass it on, Let fi travel dows the vears, them will and Pass it on. Ple ane i i | | RAILROAD SCHEDULE CHANGES SEPTEMBER of ger livisions of the Important ct <, New Haven & Hartford into effect & | Railroad will go ) usual PosT | TOASTIES Everything a corn food ought ’ to be — and saves the wheat o sam In His War Fxposition | s Fair, Derlin. Will Show ! : | WHY WE WIN 1 i 8 "Tis Being Done. e of the greatest educational « inangurated hy the fed nent is that which the sev pents at Washington have ed in what is known as the | ites war exposition and | "TO THE PEOPLE OF CONNECTICUT:— : By special arrangement of the State Council of Defense with the army, navy and agricultural departments at Washington we offer this year the largesf and hest exhibit ever arranged by the national government. This exhibit reveals instruments being employed to win the war. The weapons of war and agencies of agriculture will be shown only at this fair in New England. will give it at Berlin, Germany, next year. Official Exposition of Junior Food Army In Connecticut 50,000 Junior Farmers have cultivated 1,000 acres of ground and have raised thousands of pigs, chickens, sheep, etc. The prize winners from smaller fairs will compete here for State premiums. An especially attractive display of New Britain Home Garden Products. The usual wide variety of society’s high grade exhibits in various departments. DAYS 50c NIGHTS 25¢ WAKE NEW YORKER THED e B SA A I »f build- | showing it will | ing will n the will be | oy v planned ing this | gther I'OX' S—TOMORROW TOR THREE DA YS. i Free W and an forn) 5 C me A. ‘U, Bring the ™ CHILPR §1.48 $1.98 S7H Large Variety Big Variety of Tailored Hats Special $298 Regular Price $400 .‘k ER Of itself it is worth traveling hundreds of miles to see. L.lN, Sept. 24-28 | At Berlin, Conn., this year—Gen. Pershing CONNECTICUT STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, ON TO BRIN WEDNESDAY— 2:17 Pace—S8take (closed) Purse $500 and added money. 2:24 Trot—>Stake (closed) Purse $500 and added money. 2:19 Trot— (open) Purse $300. THURSDAY— 2:17 Trot—Stake (closed) Purse $500 and added money. 2:24 Pace—Stake (closed) Purse $500 and added money. 2:28 Trot—Amateur Drivers, Purse $250. FRIDAY— 2:11 Trot, Purse $300. 2:24 Pace, Purse $300. 2:30 Pace, Purse $250. Charles M. Jarvis, Pres. ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS On Closing Day, Saturday, the Metropolitan Championships for the State of Connecticut will be held. The program of field and track events include twelve events, nine of them for State Championships in Amateur Athletics. This will be held under the A. A. U. license by St. Joseph’s Y. M. A. A. "VAUDEVILLE Choy Hong Wa treoupe of thrilling Chinese acro- batic tumblers. The 3 Rianos, comedy and trained monkey troupe. Dancing Duo, introducing the latest dance steps. Leroy and Appleton, knockabout acrobats. Gracye Harper, diminutive danseuse. DO NOT MISS THIS GREATEST OF FAIRS