New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1918, Page 2

DRUGS THE Dickinson Drug Go. 169-1T1 Maln Stres Every Boy ; knows that £ Columbus Discovered America—But | the greatest dis- | covery from a style, quality and service | standpoint to be made today is in these SCHOOL OVERCOATS { FOR BOYS. Luke Horsfall Co., 98 ASYLUM ST CITY ITEMS Save your automobile tires by blocking up your car this winter. Blocks per set of four—$1.00. New Britain Lumber & Coal Co.—advt. Adolph Neurath has sold land and buildings at 149 Greenwood street to s Meskill through the Camp 8 e Agency. Madeline F. Sullivan of New York, in the Quartermaster Branch of the Inited States army, Is spendigg her leave with her aunt, Mrs. Dennls Ma- honey, of West street. Her father, Roger Sullivan, was also visitipg here but left for New York last Tuesday. Twenty patlents were admitted y terday to the New Britain Hospital suffering from pneumonia. The total number of patients at the hospital now 18 110. The average number of patients daily under normal condi- tions is about 60. Miss Irene Walsh is recuperating after an attack of Spanish Influenza. Miss Mary Curtin has recovered from her recent illness. Mrs, Bessie Feingold has received a letter from her son, Joseph Feingold, recently wounded while fighting with the Marine Corps, stating that he has entirely recovered from his wounds. WAR WORK CAMPAIGN. Comsmittec Will Meet Tonight to Make Preliminary Plans. The publicity committee for the nited War Work campaign will meet tonight at the headquarters in the \mv Britain National Bank Building :46 o’clock. Chairman George P Hs.lt of the general committee and Campaign Director H. L. Platt will meet with the committee and outline their plans for the publicity work. Representatives from Plainville and Berlin will also be present, it is hoped. Samples of the posters, auto stickers and other advertising material were seceived today and it is expected that the full allotment will be here in a taw days. Chairman H. V. Camp o{ the com- mittee is circulating a subscription paper for the expenses of the cam- ign. Already 40 signatures have oeen received, and it is expected that the number will reach 100. A list of tha supporters of the campaign will be published, when it is complete. The respons: to the appeal for assistance along this line has .been very gratify- ing. I 013 AMERICANS ON 01 These 21 Were Actually Killed contains §13 names and of this num- ber, the Ame WE THE JOHN BOYLE CO. MEASURE MAKE AND HANG WINDOW SHADES HOLLANDS-OPAQUES-TINT CLOTH IN COLORS TO SUIT THE HOME PHONE 359 AND WE WILL CALL 3 & 5 FRANKLIN $Q. PERSHING'S REPORT | i i | Fighting in Lines. The over as casualty list today only 21 were killed in action. (Day Report.) The following ported by t casualties are re- commanding general of n Expeditionary Forces: Killed in action Died of wounds Died of accident causes ..... Died of disease. . Wounded severely. . Wounded and other (degree mined) . Wounded slightly Missing in action Prisoners il onne Total New England men: DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION. Private. Antonio Maccagno, Pittsfleld, Mas: WOUNDED 1149 Tyler St., : UNDETER- MINED). Sergeant. Cameron, street, Brookline, Mass. George H. 1920 Beacon Privates, E. GRANT, Conn. Haines, LEROY Naugatuck, Jasper L. terville, Me. OYVIN BINNIX LANGE, Box New Canaan, Conn. George Joseph Mills, e Joseph Nackler, New Bedford, Mass. Whitten Dexter Shedd, soit Road, F Howard . 105 Oak St. R. F. D. 38, Wa- Box 276, Troy, 126 River Road, 432 Massa- st Providence, R. I. Tyler, Bethel, Me. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED IN ACTION. Private. AUGUST JACKUSKI, 6 Isham St., Mystic, Conn. William F. Jacobs, 22 Beacon St., Boston, Ma: John Lewis, 4 Tripp street, Fair- haven, Mass CHARLES MEYER, Taftville, Conn. Willlam C. Sexton, 16 Irwin Place, Malden, Mass. WILLIAM WALSH, 20 Howard St., New London, Conn. Robert A. Whittet, street, Arlington, R. I. MISSING IN ACTION. Private. Antonio Licciardi, 75 Indian Court, North End, Boston, Mass. (Night Report.) The following casualties are report- ed by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary For o 904 Cranston Killed in action . ¥ = I Died of wounds . N Died of accident und other causes . 1 Died of disease ... 4 Wounded severely . .. 82 Wounded, degree undetre- mined .. 5 [l Wounded slightly 92 Missing in action o Died of aeroplane .A(‘ciden\, . Total England men: DIED OF WOUNDS, Privates, Walter A. Wandless, 81 South Mar- ket street, Boston, Mas Herbert G. Sucic street, Providence, R. I WOUNDED SEV Private: Lawrence Ware Adam Circle, Swampscott, Ma New 318 Wayboset TRELY. 12 Hillcrest Dominico Agresta, 99 Salem street, Woburn, Mass. Charles N. Dawley, 48 Longfellow avenue, Pittsfield, Mass, Lester M. Eastman, 22 Dudley street, Haverhill, Mass. Merle F. Littlefield, Dover, Me. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER- MINED. Privates. Iarold J. Babbitt, 10 Pleasant ave- nue, Sanford, Me. Le Roy A. Blood, Willowdale street, Croton, Mass. Seekonk, N Thomas P. O'Brien, 3 Harrison ave- nue, Salem, Mass. Timothy Qualters, 693 Crescent street, Athol, Mass. William F. Robinson, 13 Dentore street, Brockton, Mass. REVIVING THRIFT STAMP SALE. Chairman War that the the duty Thrift was on, mittee ceased activities, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, A special aesortment of Blouses in all the suit shades, such as taupe. henna. blue, brown and maroon, including the popular Plaid Blouses in various color combinations and a few Lace Waists at the very special price of $5.98. | very Blouse in this sale is au authoritative style, created by good designers. The trimmings include chenille aund floss embroi- deries, machine stitching in self or harmonizing tones and eclaborate i - colored and steel beading. This sale is for Friday and Saturday only. Idwin . Melnty 20 Franklin Make vour selectlons early to insure first choice. On previous treet, Wakefieid, Mas occasions the sales have been limiteed. In this particular sale there Samuel = Robitaille, Moody, will be no restriction as to the number purchased while they 1 ! strect, Lowell, Mass. No exchanges or none sent on approval. i £ . SLIGHTLY WOENDED. Covporals. Joscph M. Blanchette, 201 Cedar Grove, New Pedford, Mass | Joseph 0. L'Etoile, 66 Belmont ave- | Street about a week ago for the Philadel- | SOLD BY nue, Winchendon McBri phia shipyards. As a number of the Myron Allen 160 Pearl | Foote original committee have entercd the street, Somerville, service several mnew appointments - ey haye been made. Those who will act T ey R in the future are: John J. Riley, | T ARTHUR BEAULL 15 Lanali AT ) [ Tonn - Wi Rilev, Winiam Sehevd, | 80 WEST MAIN STREE D O i s M EADS GTABSS DANGE CORMMEL] Thomas Meskill, Merwin Humason, _ Pernard Leon Hall, 210 Dleasait, ;.u, 3 Riley has been chosen to ! Thomas ace, 1idward Donahue, street, Whitman, Mass. | ¢ |heud the T. A. B. dance committee for | George Humason und John Kenney. Dl o, Bl (IR RAVEIE B R Tty Riley takes the | Thel committce plans a number of Holyoke, Mass. . Devine, who left | dances for the wint Alfred Ji. Newell, Luthers Corners, OCTOBER 25, 1918. CHAS. DILLON & CO. HA RTFORD. An Event Worth Heralding | A mother in the home, or a man or woman at bus:- E ness, with nerves undone and the system generally feehng the strain, should find wondertful help in SCOTT'S EMULSION Powerful sedatives or strong medicines are habit- forming and dangerous. The logical help isa form T ost extraordinary Blouse Sale, overshad & all previous The most extraordinary Blouse Sale, ovorshadowing all previou Simonrishinent abundantim tomc properhes. efforts in value-giving. Because of a fortunate purchase we are avle S b h h bod th h h to offer at ridiculously low prices a large variety of Blouses, many cott’s rings strength to the y, through nourish- of which are manufacturers’ samples, and eannot be duplicated. The ment that is felt in every part. If inclined to be nervous, the logical answer is—Scott’s Emulsion. Scoit & Downe, Bloomfield, X, j. Georgettes in at materials de chines and flesh and white and all $4.98 and $5.98. heavy qus the ity erepe These priced daintier shades. are| 8 Gilpatric Appeals for Re- newed Public Interest, Chairman F. R. Gilpatric of the Savings Stamp committee now Liberty Loan issue is out of way appea.ls to all to do their in regard to the purchase of Stamps. While the big drive the War Savings stamp com- but now that New Britain went over the top on the bond sale, it is the duty of patriotic citiz.ens to support the War Savings stamp proposition. The factory sales for as follows: the week are Per Capita Total tanding Sales Sales 1. Minor & Union Mfg. 5 Fafnir Bearing Co. Hart & Cooley .. Ncw Britain '\Ltch!no Corbin Box 8. Stanley 9. Hart & Tlutchinson 10. Landers, Fr £ Clark .. 11, kanf‘ (,hucl\ Co 2. P. & F. Corbin .. 26,343 3. ':\anl(‘y Rule & ]m\e] Co. . 62 18,100 14, Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. 11,856 15. Traut & Hh‘u, Mfg. Co. . 9,901 Corbrin 16,346 North & Co. . .31 18,313 18. Vulean Iron Wor ..11.03 19. Beaton & Cadwell .10.61 20, American Hosier: 9.24 21. P. J. Flannery 346 L 22 . 1.00 1,000 To Prevent Influenza Colds cause Grip and Influenzs LAXATIVE BROMO lets remove the cause. one “Bromo Quinine”. GROVE'S signature on box. CITY LEAGUE BOWLING Wanderers. QUININE Tab- There is only w. B. Swanson . 76 83 Narcum 212 85 Foberg 88 83 Patrus 5 90 Lofgren .. 1 464 463—14 Annex. Gaudette 92 102 86— 280 Wolfe 69 93 83— 245 Celery King a Laxative Tea If You Suffer From Constipation, Up- set Stomach or Inactive Liver, Give Celery King a Trial, If You Want Genuine Relief and Want It Quick. vegetable remedy, gen- tle and effective that drives impuri- ties from the bowels and makes you feel better right away. Brew a cup of this pleasant reme- dy when you catch cold, get fcver- ish and are out of sorts. Use it for sick headache! to give Arthur A. Crawford, street, Manchester, N. H. 11 Harrison Ray P. Fox; Tina, Me, William H. Lee, 52 Thomas street, Belmont, Mass, you a sweet breath, clear skin and healthy appetite. [ e ey o= = —asse. =i ne ) GENERAL A substantial Ulster which fits comfortably and embodies the elegance and set-up to be expected in a Fashion Park garment. Taifored at Fashion Park A A, THIS FORTY DOLLAR OVERCOAT Represents the strongest value we have ever offered, for it is not only excep- s et Sese tionally good looking, but it is en- tirely sensible in treatment, proportion . and fabric. It offers extraordinary style possibilities to the thorough- going business man who realizes the necessity of investing judiciously. Custom service without the annoyance of a try-on Ready-to-put-on Tailored to our specifications. St R R IR CITY HALL.