New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1918, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPT Hartfords Shopping Center’ JUON ] i) 0 \dd to the ‘glory loan the Gover : YOU AT HOME GET IN LINE our boys win in France! he vatriotic savers who anient money. withwhich to buy ships, gtws, planes, muni- tions and food redgive deserved prai More men, more Sips, more food and munitions are required to win this wa I»lfl)\ THE FOURTIL and let the Army and-Navy do the trick. P BUY LIBERPY BONDS in the same way that our boys fight in ¥eance That is, to the vety utmost, " A FOOT EXPERT WITH US FOR A TIME, EXAMINATION and ADVICE FREE _HE IS LOANED TO US BY DOCTOR WILLIAM CHICAGO, THE NOTED FOOT AUTHORITY, AND LS STAFF. HE WILL BE HERE FROM SEPT, 3 SIVE K absolutely FIGHTING M. SCHOLL IS A MEMBE or his expert on the human toot will No matter what the cause of you how to get IMMEDIAT LETTHE EXPERT EXAMINT never have a hurt or a pain tell you just what will give THERE IS A DR. SCHOLL be here to your foot ! 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There i ive troublce you FOOT COM- "OR Ol may be, he can show sure, acts a lever for draw- Schol¥'s for tired or aching feet | that s bunion. great rej licf to_callouses. corns, size and’ sk ‘ape for every nced. i traightens crooked toes, | ticitin solicttors R HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY N NEW BRITAIN DRY GOODS PURC DELIVERY IECEIVING FOR ALL Savings bank, the and may be through local actorfes, three bond issue have been | s bought | i cersubscribed in this town as has | The favorable BERLIN 'NEWS FIDENT QUOTA also met with much State Guard Field 1 1 <onnecticut | OSRretlitied o tHRM mromes | ay aftenoon after an all night t thegMattabassett Fishing As- | n Reservoir. JThe ‘ompany | waeeoniDlete with the excepion of “mall number who were excywed from | atteRding because of diver e men feteutlis Town 2 afternoon going by Kensington. At Upsor rner they | Jeft the car and marched {0 the reser- | voir where they camped ia the bunga- | low. Stiff drills were held Satur { afternoon and all day Surday, and the men ate the meals cooked by the ! company cooks. Thus fir no casualty list h; been publisfed although several of the men rejort that they are rather stiff from th: effects of the | day in camp X The State vester camp every Othtw.patriotic appeal and it is apparent. from indicatigns that this loan will M % or to l]l(‘ rule S —— Tty not be rench Food Fund. Mrs. Che 4 for the Fooc rles M. Jarvi 1 for Frames local deputy 7y e day Is to vis Snec Jarvi 5 s Voters Made Siturday. France Fund—DMiss The town cler in sessfon at the to make voters during the day for Those who were day are Bengston, Boardman, Lewis H.; Charles W, and/registr towp hall and/several the right nade during rs weroe | Saturday applied | to vote. the a¢ to Be Given by New Britain oman’s Club—Song Recital. its campaigm the Fou that will soon be port for the completed most charge will by 1 rlin has lauached the réy Loan that e Athough not bonds of Song Recital. g spirit sale of John; Ferrarino, Cess Clarenje Griffith, Brennan.!Bernard P.; Lang, Taggait, Archie; Grimes, Gordon B.; Whitakir Bdgar N.; Fritz- son, Albert; Dyer, Raymond Ber- red nd & | geron, Robert; Hedgson, Thomas e ot Bosne | Carling, Gustat L = Delowery John: el el | Hubbard, David 3 Hubbard, David | G Jr.; Tlubbard, Raymond F.; Basile, J Thomas. with ind Amount the r vet been are 1 1 the comittees Fr: Cowles, soloist at the church of at the song rlin church | 1 A good pared and a aay has results sing to he drive -t the laor Charles wome ¢ Jarv nmitte eny ¢ town vor as in incis Deming will be rvis who will h the town woma She section follows In the Moore; | e o : Vi an’s ( b 0 iexe bman lub of e TTeNT Success ti the drive for funds | held during the week of the Berlin | on the grounds at all times and asked ’Bll n lS“l TOO Blg | contributions of those attending the | fair with the result that in the short { period of five days a sum of $405 was realized. This money will be turned RYBODY IS HUSTLING over to the central committee of the | sent immediately be used in this % { worthy work Rieporie Food| " Mrs. Jarvis assisted by heads Moorc's | of women’s committees from each of | the three sections of the town. The lis to be complimented upon raising {this large amount of money for the 'r nch fund in so short a time. | |, Miss Helen “enfc Congregational { Meriden will be the soloist tal to be held in the B m has been pr of capable si Cowles. Organist the South Congrc | New Britain, will | (bwles or: the piano nty-Seven Thousand IS Big, | feir. Stempors of the committee wers | Food for France Fund and will be committee has worked very hard and | Wednesday evening at 8 has | ¢horu g Viss assisted M. Ja ymmittee for headed the last year also. pirmen for the aid her as Miss Majorie R. O. Clark 1l had experience o : ac. n's of | “Trips to the Pant | Let's think a little “revenue” talkewhich the are putting out just now. | saloons in Berln are av they take in about $7,000 per and back for a full license onl\ $750 which the town gets $487. while hotel license only pays the town $216.45. How long will it take Berlin to get/rich on that sort of deal? Pretty high rate to pay collecting a small amount of money, isn’t it? Then there’s the lost time, | the bad debis, the pauper cost, the insane and the criminals, to be taken into account, and drink is largely the reason for all of them. Think that over, and see if it is good business to keep it up—Advt. CITY ITEMS Britain National Tonday evening 7 bscriptions to Advt. Misses Fva and Florence Hudson, New York, and Lillian Hagadorn of Scottville, York, are the guests of their Frank Sanford, of 183 Main stre b » 80 tol9P. M., men’s 15 hose 3 pain se-Leland's dvt. about liquor it ge this men the ones, to calendar of events for the New Britain for the J i cming yeur is included the presenta- cting the woman's cammittees of | thn of Miss Marjorie Moore's playlet g ips to the Pantry The calendar ser loans and splendid results are | 1H08 G T e o = B o g e recn completed and mailed to °d for | tle ‘members of the club, of which sqeral are residents of this town. | | Fyur meetings are to be held at which | similar entertainments are to be pro- viled and the metting of November 1. will feature the presentation of ths playiet written directed by pay of i report hearty hav h 1l sections response 2 those who hched to aid in through purc in acting on t ittle fears are held that the lar t!\"‘ 477,000 cannot be raised in a | Mss Moore Bt %ime. A complete list of the| This perform mitttes will be ready for publica- | tévn hall seve tomorrow. As the nt for the be placed sale the A lar heen ushing the hasing the bonds sub-cammittees | and ince was staged at the 11 months ago by loce kenefit of the Blue sum was realized bonds | usual Zertin | 214 on 1t 3ank to S the New every ceive Loan.— open to T Liberty The ford of San- Miss Newy uncle, We wish to ‘announce that we ave the most up-to-date and sanitary baking plant in the city. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the citizens of New Britai to call and inspect this plant Tonight 7 - our for reg- | at ¢ any time. brands of Flou at wholesale and retail. TEL, neider & Rubenstein HARTFORDAVE. iy rgaret Wetmore, | of this city, has enlisted for service in New York. String Orchestra, Hall tomorrow night.—Advt. Buel B. Bassette of has gone ta Beaumont, it her daughter, Mrs. W. formerly 62¢ canteen T Texas, CHRGI of for her Miss Laura e left thi Texas, where er, who is in Tonight 7 shirts for advt. Franklin | Dallas broth- Woodfoxd morning he will visit amp there. to 9 P. M., §1.00 $1.00 at Besse-Leland 111 HOLESALE AND RERMIL BAKERS | ! 1 1' I i { | | | ) | figure | obvious 1is { about B | raises o gimear- | 500 | ihey speaking. of presided Bristol was g | meant | rows gave | his speakir B | work t 1 bull _| Hart. Wheeler buil. | woel the Belg | ducted one is siby kinds of clothing those i | have a Thu 7 keepers are tributions c T shells, platinum | Cross e 1 f “dinkey | frec | & guarrel between two of their | ber. | fer | e lm\ul to g0 home | xin t | nent PLAlNlLLE NEWS f; PLAINVILLE PASSES HALF WAY §TA Has Already Sub-szx{bed 585,00 to Fourth Llherty Loan BIG GROWD OUT SUNDAY‘ District Captains For Campaign, An- on i Hartford—Républican nounced — Roughhouse Late { Train Prom B Senatorial Convention Fricky. The LibertyMioan campaign op avith ‘a. rush on§aturday ang "§d on Sunday! . The scheme ceivipg voluntagy Droved: popular, ai ¢losed Saturday ed contin- | of Te- subscriptions ,!l\‘! when the-worl® night more than halr of Guota. had ised. The ! were then' §82,000. It .was 4 V'h':l\ @ large pe ntage of population had subseribed. While the quota, has been sealized, it cortain that it is thojeasiest hals nd there is strenuous i } i 1 S wark ¢ cad it yark ahcaa rest. At the rally the ! Leans ; o This we are bel Our modelS arej 4 ¢ 5 Snappy styl@s in X Handsom ]v:{\\“ln angsd in the half to ternian ing thisk About I nd e’ music_ant, Gwilltmi* had chapge and H. Frapdbmr | B L., \Wismer® of f stirring yddress * and by QuarteRmaster Ser- Anderson 7’!'!\4\\'.}[‘, W. Bar- | a. short addresf and told ot iences at the gfrout. The was . Tollowed foy a pdand, the American fbamd gf New 3ritain furnishing musie, Ea The a-dist of #l »q‘vun captains whe will have chirac \f so- The names of the .. will published tompr- the people were attended the attracte® by singing Rev: gave a followed the o Our ‘sfock Ahere S, plum an® black expe A1k wnd oncert, olloving 43 who tow found Fun _Alarino, | the hands of Officer 2 the hands of Of sE m to t lecatd him tol th him but no | quantity 3 he was fined" cour and: s | cost tenced to gnil tence wil? S condition | et ilants. be District Etrict District District District District District ox. District Dis ct District Dis ct District The o NS L. point M assaplt On Conductor. Whiting, an employe company, was awre by Constable Jol wlting a Plainville Pomeroy Robert of | Bristol B estorday J5. Conlon for m. | on the Bristol ! way Company’s line. Whi that the 'V;ml\n"v collected e B, 11 or. Vhitir and the mmim He w. ed amounted 5 tes H L.. Bras No Don Benj No. James J. Gra No. 12—Merritt O. Ryder, solicitot hegin_ their Wednesday e he women's tea =#f. Newton. 8. Gwillim H. Trum- | o Cowles No.: 9 oy morning and his him 2d which ctify struck Lor him arrest $10 N 0 costs District to 2 District s Convention. Districts No. No. Gwillim Mrs. Harry Republican and 6 Plain Friday purpos electors of inge hall for the to the te senator The | ville will meet October 4, at of electing ¢ tion to nomi republican in G m. Hills 2 Whe District District nma S p nk L legat st 9—Miss Katherine | Brief [tems. Hill Frank Mrs 11 Emma Mrs. and drill t lodge will tonight m me The officer: Rebekah F. hall Ma District o i District No. 12—DMrs. J. H. Trum- | and Mrs. Harold Newell of street are receiving Jations on-thé hirth of a son Newell wa formerly Miss Beckwith. o { hemia being waged hand clothing It is being con- Cross and eve as much Clothing Belgians, campaign is for second n refugees. the Red urged to give There is ver A celebrs My party Andrews yester by Mrs. Sarah S0th birthday. lie Bunnell will honor tomorrow reat need of all all ages and who contribute need not ‘wait to the clothing. It is plannec to house to house campaign on | if it is pleasant and for Mt 1s not, ad all house- urged to have their con- by that time. Mr= have charge of this 1000 pounds is ve a in he for ternoon Onc heif Tel Jersey © Stoddarc 9-30 FOR and Cools \LE two young W 144-2 epair N S sirect iday if Card of Thanks. ready will About quota. also urged 10 R m pa lainville’s Everyone is fruit pits, etc. and leave them rooms. Receptacles provided at other Trumbull 1 Hill's many wish ne and many kindne sympathy of the We frienc their . pressions of 1t the timc nd and father win MRS. EDWIN YOUNG AND FAMILY Clar sincer 10 shbors, and death for to save tiafoil 1t the will places. charge nut- Red \so Mrs of this | also of ou fenry is ir Iight on “Dink MRS, DALLA MISSING. Jose Dalla was the excite- | A month nights | fore returning | o¢ ahout ed \,‘ | court officials out of num- from the trz mia Harvey, 1 ating, and threat- | and get a gun issailants. He returned of the conflict and fell There of o ph in crowd om New was a great deal Plainville Saturda of local youths Britain on 12 a’clock eng; fight which grew police court charged with $800 from his wife. ¢ established a at all tion and the When the today th Mrs. Della | taking her couple was ement w tt shar the court have 1 made her h 3500 for case ec u A colored cook 1s- stat vas the station, Benjq eived a severe b his to | S into he 6 to 9 OCIO('}\ STEAK OATS TUESDA! Swift’s Nut Marga 1r1ne Labipks 3! L LAMB OR VEA STEW SALT RIBS MIXED PORK PANOY TRIPE UNITED ¢ Materials and men are all in uniform Which means you can’t replace your ‘tory now if fire should destroy it. The government needs the labor and materials more than you do. Now it’s an obligation to prevent fire and that's where sprinklers come in. And they s enough in insur to pay for Let us explain. . 18¢ SPARE ance themselves. 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