New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DALY Boston Store A Fresh Arrival of NEW FALL WAISTS These are somewhat heavier | in texture than formerly shown, made of exceptionally fine materials, beautifully tajlored, designed and finished to suit the requirements of the coming season. SERGE ‘VIIDI)IES Are always in strong demand } for cool weather use. We are showing an excellent num- ber in Navy, with White »and Red braid trimming at Blankets, Ccmfortables. Outing Flannel Night Robes. WINTER I‘NDER“ EAR JFor all ages, in all and sizes. )P ULLAR & NIVEN shapcs The masquerade dance, scheduled fo be given Octobe Order of Owls, until Novemb. by the Ladies’ nest, poned has been post- 20. LAZARUS €0, 164 MAIN STREET New Britain In the Square On the Square SPECIALS |- FOR 100 § Now It’s Your Turn HERALD o WE TOOK THE TIP FRIDAY, OMETHING over six months ago we were advised to buy heavily of Woolens. We sized up the situation in advance and made big purchases of Suitings and Over- coatings—AND WE BOUGHT. ESULT: You'll see a most remarkable stock of Men’s & and Young Men’s Suits Here Now. Fine Worsteds in every color effect that could be desired and these prices .3 bring biggest possible values. *30 *35 *40 and *45 an Each of these offerings represents a saving of at least $5.00. Get that. ; ROM these splendid woolens we've had put up for us a stunning Suit proposition at $25. Some special this for Just see the great Overcoat display Men and Young Men. Seeit. Try it on. WINTER OVERCOATS ON'T believe all the high price talk about Overcoats. § There’s comforting information for you at Hollanders’. § here at ... ceresseaannsepne Some Silk lined—some full $18* $50 lined. All the good models—Ulsters included. We're putting out some corking good Overcoat Specials YALE WAR FRENCH INSTRUCTION CLASS Student Training Corps Learmngj Foreign Tongue i n'a(le cles | the struction for the Students Army Train- ing Corps now made public by Pro- fessor C. C. Clark committee in charge. In order reorganized Serge and Silk Dresses valued at $22.98 and $25.98. Special $18.98 Batiste Envelope : Chemise, valued at $1.50. Special $ 1 k 25 Also large variety of §| (‘oats from $ l 9 98 Thompson Glove Fit- ,‘ i ting Corsets, from $2.00 t $5.00 Branch Stores 916 Col. Ave. 741 Lexington Ave. 978 3rd Ave. New York City. rd promise in other de the a like change | of instruction, | effective po of An interesting as well as significant chairman of the to consolidate the teaching forees and equipment in the two un- aduate schools of the University, instruction in chemistry was last April as a University depart- out an extension of rtments general purpose | being to make the most extensive and @R «d §3() We're doing the business—Why? HOLLANDERS’ “THAT DEPENDABLE STORE” 82-88 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD. THE DAYLIGHT STORE tensive and rapid training of men for the Army and Navy. Professor Clarke’s statement pub- lished in today’s issue of The Yale Alumni Weekly makes it clear that the primary purpose of the French { talion of the ¥Yale Students’ Army | Training Corps Unit and similarly for the Naval Section of the 8. A. T. C,, the Engineers, and all others who ex- ect to see service overseas, is to pro- !nd« a useful rather than a literary |1\n0\\|edg(, of the French language. Three grades of French have beén | established for the whole body of students: French 1, for those begin- ning the study of French; French 2, for those whose records indicate that they have accomplished the necessary preliminary grammar work, and French 3, for those whose attainments to date qualify them for advanced work in reading, conversation, dic- tating and memorizing. Professor Clarke reports that twen- ty sections of Artillery students are already earnestly at work helping to carry out the large plan of the new French Department. SUBMARINES RECALLED. Amsterdam, Oct. 18.—The “Han- delsblad” publishes with reserve a report that the jerman Admiralty teaching | has issued wireless instructions to & nnel in the m-'«uhmanms to Teturn to their b courses arranged for the artillery bat- | " $10,000 OPIUM THEFT Two Boxes, Fach Containing 50 Pounds of Narcotic, Stolen ¥From Treasury Storerooms. thou- repre- Washington, Oct. 18.—Ten sand dollars worth of opium, es of the entire govern- ment narcotic staff for a month, is missing from the treasury store- rooms. It developed that secret serv- ice men have vainly sought clues to it whereabouts. Eight boxes, each containing 50 pounds of the drug, were hauled to the treasury storerooms recently from the public headquarters. A day or two later there were only six. senting seiz CONGRESSMAN KILLED. Bloomington, Ill. Oct. 18.—Con- ssman John A. Sterling, of this was killed in an automoblle ac- cident two miles south of Pontiac yesterday. KILLED AT DUNKIRK. ris, Oct. 18.—Two Americans l\|]10d one man was wounded | and material damage was caused in the German bombardment of Dun- kirk with a long range gun. 400 ns. PEOPLE’S BUTTER STORE . Main'st Main St Very Good Tuna Fish can BEST PURE LARD ....21bs 65¢ Best C Lf\qlwomp 2 Ibs 55° va?Jf’Lie?"‘z o 11€ - 39c¢ and C e 30€ Washi T 12 POWDER = nes 13€ T Very Good pm.k [ ] "Vlazola 011 Pint Can and Beans * can® Very Good Coffee try a Ib Our Best Mlxed 25¢ 430 Best Ceylon Best Red SALMON tali can Best Pink SALMON tall can Fancy Maine Corn large can Very Good PEAS large can | Very Good Soap 2 bars 15 SATURDAY I Best Conn. Valley Creamery Bytter P 9 to 11 a. m. 48¢ Large Can Comed Beef 40 £ Best Libby's 1 brand Aprrcot: can 1 9 i 2 Hour Salc Selected EGGS Eagle Brand Sardines can Large pkg bot 1 5(: Fdncy CATSUP OCTOEER | | | | | | 18, X TP RS T 0T DU ok MOANNE ST Read This List of Marketing Values On Sale From 9 a. m. to 11 2. m, ROUND STEA 4 & SPECIAL EGGS A" G EXTRA 3 10 4 P. 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