New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1918, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WLDNE%DAY OCTOBER 9, Boston Store A decidedly attractive sec- ~ tion in the store today is the DRESS GOODS The leading the novelties in popular weaves in a ’ charming collection of color- ready for your in- Plaids, Stripes .and solid colors. Here you will ings are spection, in also artistic designs in FANCY SILKS Suitable for Skirts, Waists , and Trimmings as well as the popular in shades. weaves plain Velvets and Velveteens in| all desirable colors. McCall Patterns 10¢, 15¢, 20c and 25c. PULLAR & NIVEN, SHMAN-SULLIVAN. Announcement is made of the ap- proaching marriage of Mi Sullivan, daughter of Mr. M. J. of Myrtle street, Raymond F. Ashman of and Mrs. Sullivan Conn., Mary's parsonage on October 16. Miss Sullivan was graduated the New Britain State with the class of 1912 and has since heen engaged as a school teacher here. | Mr. Ashman is a contractor. RELIEVED FROM ITCHING BURNING from Normal school ECZEMA | Gives Resinol the Whole Credit. Aug. 15.—"Tor some fered frightfully from legs. From my knee: with time I suf- eczema on my down they itched were overed scales, and and burned ing on the blood came, and was unable to sleep at night. Nothing that I tried helped me, until a druggist recom- mended Resinol Ointment. Ater ap- plying it once, I enjoyed the first good night’s sleep I had had in weeks. Now I am sound and well after us ing a little over one jar of Resinol Ointment, to which I give the whole credit”. (Signed) . Price, 414 Downey St., Indianapolis, Ind. Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are carried in stock by all druggists. as though hot coals were rest- them. r———————————————————— SALTS IF BACKACHY AND KIDNEYS HURT lots of water and stop eating meat for a while if your Bladder troubles you. Drink with backache kidney region been eat- well When wake up and dul] misery in the t generally means you have ing too much meat, known authority Meat acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from ‘the blood ind they be sort of paralyzed and Joggy When your Kkidn zet sluggish and clog you must them, like you relieve removing else you have you says a forms come vs relieve vour bowels; backache, spells; sick head- dizzy your stomach tongue is coated, and when the is bad you have rheumatic The urine is cloudy, full channels often et sore, and you are obliged to two three times dur- ache, sours, weather twinges sediment, water scalds seek relief ing the night. Either sult physician once pharmacist about Salts; take a of water before days and your fine. Thi the acid combined used for g stimulate slu neutralize a onger irrita or co zood, reliable or get from yo ur ounces in 4 for ¢ then ac tablespoonful brealfast Kidneys will of grapes and lemon juice with lithia, and nerations to clean zish kidneys, also s in tne urine so thus ending bladder has heen and to tes, alts is a life saver for regular mea ers. It inexpensive 4ot injure and makes a delightful, of fervescent lithia-water drink. is can- which will be solemnized at St. | commander. | ders and carr |\1unng and a just p | This {in a ! graphed last night by the Councll to | find | | the President I quire that Germany make reparation | for | caused, and compels her Opposes Peace Unul Germauy Makes Unconditional Surrender | | | Hartford, | poses many ed by Oct. 9.—Connecticut op- any peace treaty with Ger- and her vassals “‘unless preced- an unconditional surrender” as “aizainst the interests of Ameri- | and her allies and against an en-l ce.” expression of the fightlng pirit of all Connecticut is contained | resolution passed by the Conne ticut State Council of Defense, tele- of the United State: and sent to members of the cabinet, ! the Connecticut delegation in congress and to all other state defense councils. The resolution, drawn by Justice George 'W. Wheeler of Bridgeport, ed unanimously by the coun- ssing it, members of the council believed that they were ex pressing the spirit of the entire state of Connecticut. The peace stand of Connecticut, as interpreted by the council’s resolution 18:— No consideration of peace until Ger- many and her vassals are thoroughly beaten and her far-reaching plan of world domination destroyed. No peace negotiations, conciliations banzaining, No peace until Germany is- stripped of the territory she has wrested from other nations. No peace treaty or that does not re- she has | to give ade- te assurances for the future. o armistice while a soldier of Ger the damages and los; qua fiof ¥ | Local School Teacher to Become Bride | of Warren Man October 16. Lway. ) and | Warren, | i own gector. { valor and military I would scratch until { As she is for uric | 11 the body's urinous waste, | of | { along the Western Front the alli i ! steadily driving Germany and her vas- Catherine | many is beyond the German border: nor while a single submarine is fight- ing against the ships of ‘the Allies The Resolution. The complete text of the resolution “Resolved, That the Connecticut | Council of Defense heartily rejoices in | the unparalleled achievements of the Allics. Bulgaria has unconditional surrendered. Turkey is cut off from the Central Powers. The right wing Austrian Army is fleeing from Its left wing is being steadily out of Albania and Monte- The Italian drive is on the »m the North Sea, south all ara Serbia pressed negro. On then sals out of September passed wait with the Ameri Belgium and France. 9th, in resolution the Council, we said. We confidence the day when an troops, under their own shall execute their o on a battle upon their They will emulate the skill of our Allie and we cannot ask for more Three days later General Pershing struck at | the St. Mihiel salient and the Ameri- can forces won in an incredibly short time one of the most brilliant victories of the war. The valor of our troops had been demonstrated at Seicheprey and in every conflict in which they have been engaged since. 13t. Mihiel told the world that the American general could conceive a plan of battle which is the admira- tion of military experts, prepare it to | its last detail and carry it out ahead of schedule time, successful at every point. ““All of this continued, triumphant progress is due in no small measure to the unity of command under that master of strategy and self control | Marshal Foch, Germany is ed by resisting desperately. back she leaves De- waste of desolation and single thing that their ruthless cruelty could of has been omitted, Her cruelty continues on land and sea. Every industry which could compete with Germany is destroved. All that | can do to despoil Belzium and ance that she contintes to do. “Germany is organizing her indus- try and her business so that after the | war she may flood the markets of the world with her goods at a cheaper rate than any can sell for. Her a s and her business have lar; heen put under Governmental control- Her mercantile marine and her fleet are largely intact. Her present pur- pose is to secure an economic domin- ion wpon which to build another world-dominion war. Neither the German Government nor the German | people show the slightest appreciation | of their crimes, nor the smallest de to make veparation, They finally s that their doom is impending, and | sk directly or through their vas- at we enter upon negotiations | For an honorable peace,’ am proclaims, meaning a seace which will not strip the Father- ind of all the land it has seized, or the plunder its troops hava taken, nor make her pay for the losses she has | caused to the innocent whoever he troops have gone “Resolved, at hind her a woe, No trained and conceive | o | in- | in the opinion of | the Council there should be no peace | v sa thorc 1y beaten, and he far-reaching plan of world-dominion | destroyed We are opposed to any | by negotiation, conciliation, or | Largaining, peaice { ’\ s | | s t famous salts is made from | o 9 { ls. and Connee | no ‘Germany territory grip on territory, s must be v of the Justice the must be she has stripped of all the won and her peoples loosed. The srld depends upon this ands from Germany i her nations and der Germun peopl v npon that th and los 1ged by ey led to f the future mand, that Vion for the them amages nd hat giv We « o vhich does i | | sions Resoly posed o & not ! in Spain in { that the patient remain | went COUNGIL OF DEFENSE. SPANISH INFLUENZA--WHAT IT Ny (BACKS UPPRESIDENT AND HGW IT SHOULD BE TREATEL Nothing New—Simply ly the Old ( an, or la Grippe That | pidemic in 1889-90, Only Then It Came From Russia By Way of France and Was E This Time By and Stay Quict—Take of Nourish- ing Food Keep Up Strength—Nature is the “Cure’”. ALWAYS CALL A DOCTOR NO OCCASION FOR PANIC. Spanish influenza, which appe May, has all the ance of grip or la grippe, which has swept over the world in numerous epidemics as far back as history runs. Hippocrates refers to an epidemic in 412 B. C. which is regarded by many to have been influenza. ILvery cen- tury has had its attacks. Beginning with 1831, this country has had five cpidemics, the last in 1S89-90. There is no occasion for panic infiuenza itself has a very low per- centage of fatalities—not over one death out of every four hundred cases, according to the N. C. Board of Health The chief danger lies in compli tions arising, attacking patients in a run down those who don’t go to enough, those who early. Go to Bed Laxative—Eat Plenty Your od condition— bed soon or get up too THE SYMPTOMS, Grippe, or influcnza as it is called, usually begins with a followed by aching, feverishness sometimes nausen and dizziness, a general feeling of weakness and depression. The temperature is from 100 to 104, and the fever usually las from three to five da) The germs attack the mucuous membrane, or lining of the air passages—n throat and bronchial tubes—there usually a hard cough, especially bad al night, often times a sore throat or tonsilitis, and frequently all appearances of a severe head THIZ TREATMENT. bed at the first symptoms, for vour own sake but to avoid spreading the disease to others —take a purgative, eat plenty of nourishing food, remain perfectly quiet and don’t worry. Quinine, aspirin or Dover’s Powder, etc., ma be administered by the physician’s directions to relieve the aching. But there is no cure or specific for in- fluenza—the disease must run its course, but nature will throw off the attack if only you keep up your strength. The chief danger lies in the complications which may arise. Influenza so weakens the bodily re- nce that there is danger of pneumonia or bronchitis developing, and sometimes inflammation of the middle ear, or heart affections. For these reasons, it i« very important in bed until stay in bed at after the you are over in bed four ing to the sever- now chill cold. Go to not only his strength return least two days or fever has left you, 50 not strong, stay days or more, accor: ity of the attack, more or if or | open, appear- | should principally. | and | and | is | the | Way of Spain. ! RNAL In order to stimt the air passages 1o throw off grippe germs, to aid in loosening phlegm and keeping the air | thu king the breathing Vicl’s VapoRub will be found eifective. Hot, wet towels should applied over the throaf, chest between the shoulder the pores. Then be rubbed over the until the skin read on t ly and covered with two thickn of hot flannel cloths. Leave clothing loose around the necl heat of the body liberates the ients in the form of apors, inhaled with carry the medication directly parts affected. At the me VapoRub is absorbed through APPLICATIONS, ate the lining of the the ages asier and back blades open to in is red, parts the time,_ | and | to be | VapoRub | stimulates the skin, attracting the | blood to the surf: and thus aids relieving the stion within, HOW TO AVOID THE DISEASE, | Evidenc, to prove that this is a germ discase. spread principally by human contact, chiefly through coughing, sneezing or spit- ting. So avoid persons having colds —which means avoiding crowds— common drinking cups, roller towe s, etc. Keep up your bodily strength by plenty of exercise in the open air, ind good food. Above all, keep free from colds, as colds irritate the lin- | ing of the air pz and render | them much better breeding places for | the germs. Use Cick's VapoRub ail the very first sign of a cold. For a head cold, melt a little VapoRRub in a spoon and j jnhale the vapors, or better still, use VapoRub in a benzoin steam kettle. If this s not available,, use an ordin Kkettle. il half full of boilin put in half a teaspoon of V from time to time—keep kettle just slowly boiling and the steam arising. in conge seems br tea. water, apoRub the inhale NOTE. Vick’s VapoRub is the discovery a North Carolina druggist, how to combine, i thol and Camphor oils as Fucalytus, etc., so that when plied to the body ents are liberated vapors. VapoRub is comparatively new in New York State New England and a few Western states where it just now heing introdnced, but other sections of the country it standard home remedy in over lion homes for all forms of cold troubles. Over six million jars were | sold last year, It is partic 1y recommended for children’s croup or colds, since it is 1lly applied nd therefore used as freely as desired without (he slizhtest harm- ful effects. VapoRub can be had in three sizes at all druggists’, of who found salve form, Men- with such volatile Thyme Cubebs, | the salve is ap- heat, these ingredi- in the form of and in the | is the | a mik- | Eter can b tice while a soldier of Germany is without the bounds of Germany as they were at the outbreak of the war, and while a single submarine erating the ships lies. “Resolved. is on against of the Al- That the making of a peace treaty with Germany and her assals at this time unless preceded by an unconditional surrender, is against the interests of iAmerica and her al- lies and against an enduring and a just peace.” SHAVE 25, Boston, Oct. 9.- city yesterds cents for a shave. At ased wage scale into effect. HAIRCUT 50. rber in aised their prices to rcut and cents for same time an in- for union barbers 25 L of Dr. Baward S. this | g | members of | society DOCTORS TO ATTEND Mcmbers of Medical Soc Fune of Dr. Grace. Members of the New Britain cal society, through the secretary, Dr. ' Robinson, are advised that the funeral | who died will be held | Grace, early yesterday morning, from St. Mary’s church at tomorrow morning and all members of the society are to attend in a body Dr. Grace was one of the younger the New Britain Medical and his death is a distinct | loss, which is keenly felt by his brother physicians throughout the Good Friend of the Coffee Drinker Coffee often disagrees withthe bestof us When you find it wise to stop coffee fora few days on account of disturbed di- gestion or too muchnerves, switch to Postum and note the result. people who love their cof%e follow this plan with excellent results. Postum comes in two forms: Postum Cereal which mustbe boiled,and Instant Postum, made in the cup in a moment. They are equally delicious and the cost per cup is about the sam “There's a Reason . T Medi- | f 10 o'clock | E Buy a Bond— Then Buy Another Careful and Prompt Scrvice On Mail Orders HARTFORD. Now for a Rousing Two Day Sale Thursday and Friday Oftering Seasonable Merchandise in Many Cases at Less Than Wholesale Prices Today AN OOCASION OF AN EXTRAORDINARY We Have Bought the Sample High-Grade Suits of Murray & Wersba WHO MAKE THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE OF WOMEN'S THERE ARE NONE BETTER NATURE ITS IN THIS COUNTRY These Suits would positively retail in the regular We got them at one very low price and are way from $75.00 to $200.00. golng to sell them at one very low price— $59.50 A woman who ordinarily if she buys one of these suits. An opportunity like this comes only once buys a suit for $100 or $150 can Buy a Liberty Bond with what she saves a season. THESE SUITS GO ON SALE THURSDAY These Suits have just been unpacked. They are even beyond our expectations. It is one of the finest collections of Suits ever brought to this city. All show the finest workmanship, every detail per- fect. Materials and colors and styles are what you find only in the best garments. It takes genius to make such Suits. Included are Suits of— CHIFFON VELVET ESPAGNE DUVET DE LAINE SILV] MIXTURES, MORNING PROMPTLY AT 9. RAYONIER SILVERT RTONE B?OAD CLOTH FIGURES AND STRIPES. VELVETINE VELOUR Most of the Suits are Trimmed with Fur—Nutria, all shades, Wolf, Australian Mole, etc. Many Suits show handsome embroidery work. Such a diversity of models that we cannot begin to describe them. a suit, Come and See Them. WE ARE SELLING MANY OF THESE SUITS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE. Opossum, Ringtail, Even if you don’t want to buy HALF THE REGULAR Not one of them but what cost regularly as much as $60 wholesale. g will they be here when several hun Eighty-two Suits—How londred women want them? SALE OF HOUSE DRESSES For Autumn House Cleaning Time PLANNED SPECIALLY TO MEET WOMEN’S DEMANDS FOR DRESSES OF REAL TRUE ECONOMY House in Order” for the long months of winter holds no terror for the Women who wisely select. Barmon Electric Brand House Dresses that SERVICE AND The task of “Putting the to wear while engaged in the strenuous duties house cleanin g involves. So with our customary timeliness, we announce a sale of these Dresse save, which will tract wid e-spread attention among women who know, fromn experience, the merits of BARMON BRAND DRESSES, famed for their faultless fit, attractive style, high quality of material and manufacture, and WHICH ARE ALMOST AS ESSENTIAL TO YOUR HOUSE CLEANING AS YOUR BROOM AND YOUR D UST PAN AUSE OF THE BODILY COMFORT THEY AFFORD. TO FIT ALL WOMEN P] that so ably serve and A\ COMPLETE NEW ASSORTMENT OF MODELS IN SIZE! FECTLY. all most Models attractive will have their Dresses initial showing at of their kind we have ever ? FOUND IN this sale and we of fered on sal The may with honesty herald them as THEIR EXCLU new the VE FEATURE! NO OTHER ADD A VALU DRESSES. buttoning of two huttons adjusts women Kkno wn ABLE completely BLE MOD ELS—Merely filling the requirements HEM —To THE ADJUS the figure, THE ADJUST skirt-hem necessary. THE UNDER-ARM \Illl LDS. dr show the fi ig: the dress to any irregularity as “Hard to fit”. lengthen the skirt, just pull a thread. No ripping or restitching of the that Bult-ir afford service. hields almost double wear at the very points where s of YUTS— Designed expressly for to producc enderizin TURES B uttons complete women of stout or large proportio ipearance to large figures. STY), Graceful in line of AN MANY added strength to that provide the hody CIALLY PRECED FOR "IHLS SALE ONLY ind 34 dainty attrac- terns FOR ST their desi OTHER F garment. with every ring —Mend on to stay freedom of tears. that s to repair rips or on. Buttonholes motion. Reinforced will not fray. seams insure my sizes NLLENBY MOVEN ON + Occupies Town 33 Miles From | Damiis