New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1918, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1o, 1918 Boston Store LTI HOSPITAL | et e List of letters unclaimed at the “Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the best List o rs unc E @ 'y in is th " New Britain, Conn. Postoffice, Novem- remedy we have found for constipation. m.%‘ &/@q The btate C()unu] Of De- S s T We cannot say too much for it”” (From a i ’ Pmoazpocaud) Albertelli, C. fense on the advice of Rty > letter to Dr. Caldwell written by Mr. Win- "Council of National Dcfens Alarie, Otto F ] field S. have issued the fo]lO\vanIRefiTiflg Health Superimendent Broadbent, Licut, B, W. N. J.). Bronstein L RULES FOR g stein, CHRISTMAS %H(;I’PING Makes Several Suggestions e Buy “gef“] arnc]es The following is a communication Cafto, Miss Margaret Taylor, 342 Penn St., Burlington, ¢ HARTFORD. T ey wa ° & ) e - ':{‘:';‘~'f5-f"{'j el Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is the best Blg Ngvember | 2. Pay cash for them. o ek O I, WO, SRR oty b 3. Do your shopping earlv‘ parture for FEngland where he will Cesro, Antonio remedy for constlpauon because it acts gently tendent of health, to the people of [ Church, H. E. and does not'gripe’and strain. Its freedom 3! ® his Yy T fay before his de- Dillon, Mr. 2 g Ol joins o b nlen o fore. his ¢ Foley, Chas. B. f.rom all habxt-forr.mng properties and its posi- Sale f it¥at¥allretailerstarcRaskedl ikt taran ot linai s ot [ s e {I tive effect make it the ideal remedy for the , Mrs. Mary not to put on extra Christ-|ish sovernment. Since this com-| Holmes, Roy [ family medicine-chest. De Rosa nas munication Dr. Moore has tendered mas help. [ Joseph A. (2) . 4. Ship your gifts early, | nis resignation superintendent of | yro, S0 FOUR DAYS, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, ¥FRIDAY the hoard of nealtn. DR-CALDWELL’S axp AND USATURDAY © mails and expresses must noti “on the cve of .my departure for| Nagon L. M. . be COHgCStLLl | the other side of the water I wish to Nordmark, Miss Marie 5. Sel fts th Beliatiuorcjorgapiediation for the| (Culewlez, Miss Mary I u e Sl [] weelk for four days beginning Wednesday. It offers a sood oppor- . elect gifts that can be ' great nelp and co-operation that 1 Cusach, John M tunity to renew supplies of those hundred and one n ities which shipped in small space. ! have received from the staff of the| Toster, Miss Violet Del department of health. Indeed, I Halbrau, G. P. 6. eliver presents in pcr- would go so far as to say that Johnsan, Treat B. son where you can. | speaking as a whole I have never had | Ohlson, M o Rt [ to do with a more efficient, honor-| Obywalelski, Kamilet i Sold by Druggists Everywhere Willimantic Cotton A TRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE, BY WRITING TO g “New Britain a growing and a B g DR. W. B. Hdndkerchlefs GlOVQS, Dl W. B. CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS s - able or loyal personnel,—loyal, not| Pietro, Loreonanto We would suggest the fol-' Guiy (, me personally in my work,| Peterson, E lowing useful al‘tiClCSZ but also to the city and public Peterson, Miss Signe O. AR oy T which enjoy them. Y. Miss Clara T progressive city and it must happen Neckties, Hoswrv, Aprons, in the not distant future, if New | Pahline, D. i that Rosenthal, rl The Perfoct L i are used in every home. he Perfect Laxative Owing to the rule that no orders less than $1.00 be delivered we Sale Price 50¢ a Dozen Limit One Dozen to Each Customer 1,000 CANS OF OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 4 Cans for 25c Limit 4 Cans Umbrellas, Corset Covers, Britain is to maintain its place, tha e the health department will grows Chemise, Gowns, Bath Robe the most pressing needs are the os-| fobinson, M. - e e CONGRESS T0 ADJOURN | . My Chemise, Gowns, Bath Robes, ' [@0lishment of an isolation hospital | goovitie, Hon. Bdward A. = and the control by the health depart- Blankets, Comfortab]es, ment of the medical inspection of | gveren Ay somm R Sl -Towels, Table Linen, Quilts, ' school children, with a suitable per-| mhompson, Mrs. E. sonnel to do the follow-up work in E The Home Economics Branch of the Tufts, Scott \apklns and a lot Of thmgs the latter. During the past years Tutko, John Woman's committee of for Baby s use. i T have heen amazed at the amount Warnock, William L. G, T of preventable disease, such as, en- Ask for advertised letters and men- | larged tonsils, adenoids, decayed | tion date of list. Iy and ultimately make for an Bureau are planning te s tal and Children’s home. Of Steel Laid Shears 3 for 25c. Appeals for g ! $1.25 Values for For the Hands and House | Sexton, Mrs. John Pruit and Vegetables for Thanksglving | War Time Prohibition Bl Is only| 69c, while they last. Cleaning. Limit 3 Cans. Important Measure to Be Scttled Be- | New ounty 3 fore That Time—Finances Held Up. by the senate of the emergency agri- et cannaa e senate of the emergency agri solicit at Washington, Nov. 19. — Congress The DIET teeth, etc., amongst the school chil- W. F. DELANEY, P. M.|Same time as the Woman's Hc all will adjourn Thursday. The only re- = dren; these defects are a serious iy A “‘;“,‘";1 "";I”"”“*‘“ fruit = JCES) 8 g important legislation was Durlny handicap to these children personal- Wwhich will be given > S cesd ot Sestoiany thy B - . TWO COPS THROUGIL Thanksgiving offeriags to {he hospi- oFedl of Jorteriny thecuph jenmi and After economic loss to the country. = = “Public health Is purchasable and | Heslin to Do Other Work—Anderson | 50008 may be lett with lishaw, 439 West Main deparment will its greatest 624 Main street or D. William Corr 'vflurmvl A]L.Iv)v();.i.r\':ll.lfl'\ ‘:3.“ with its The Old Reliahle - 2 provision for *“war time” prohibition street; Miller o | treet: MIer! " Adjournment will prevent tho Round Package 160 Main | Present session merging into the third | Holmes, 42 I knew of no better investment than Is Suspended For Drunkenness. & Olson, 179 Dwight street; T A = i the undertaking of this latter activity i S e A : resent s g the onlandenlaceedlsoale) Two policemen have turned in their § FOVCTelEns Trafing Cor B FEM) and final session of the sixty-fifth | “Starting into new flelds as .| badges and keys to Captain Grace, ;'f“" 5 ’:‘mm“ ;‘n';'m Berkowits, | congress which will convene on Dec- | b = i i 2 Thomas Heslin through his resigna- 2 “| cember 2. i S a e l will the staff that it now possesses, | tion, and Alfred Anderson through “If T might be permitted to go | SUspension. Heslin sent in his resig- Robbias avenue, Maple Hill, any time between November 20 and November During the adjournment the senate | finance committee will continue its| M K Very Nutritious, Digestible Get Rld Of That outside the health department I |nation about a week ago but recon- |, " o "t1o0 will be placed on exhibit| revision of the revenue bill The REAL Food-Drink, instantly prepared. sidered it. He was planning to enter would suggest that one of the most . : a local factory. Having received an- h | important undertakings, particularly ; ; Persistent Coug e ; g Parteularly ] imer offer he has decided to resign. Stop that weakening, persistent cough In a cosmopolitan city like New Brit- | Ot rary Officer Anderson or ‘cold, threatening throat or lung ain, would be a campaign of Ameri- | Supernumerary Officer Ander affections, with Eckman's Alterative, | canization. returned to the station Sunday morn- | (¢ RO the fonic and upbuilder of 20 years® ing after Saturday night duty in an | successful use. o - : from druggists, or or their courtesy and co-operation = S ECKMAN LABORATORY Philadelphia quring the past year.” His clothes werc soiled in the windows as an others. intoxicated condition, it is alleged. and it was Rev. Henry W. Maie: USE THE OLASSIFIED COLUMNS = . few hours. He was ordered to report FOR QUICK RESULTS. Policeman and Mrs. Gustay Hellberg, | dition and failing to do so was sus- granted him s spending a furlough in this ci pended bsence All canned goods will be delivered to the hospital and Children’s home snc 'md 3150 bottles “Finally,I wish to thank the public | ; 4 . == L Seaman *lifford Hellberg, son of | to Chief Rawlings to explain his con- s a Red Cross worker , the church Rev. E. F. Barrows. Other lnlvr(‘:-(—i Alnhm'ul.xu\n\l" incentive to e Made by the ORIGINAL Horlick process and FLAG RAISING PROGRAM. AN A\ from carefully selected materials. Mayor George A. Quigley will be the | T Used successfully over Y century. principal speaker at the flag raising | Thursday at the A. M. E. Zion church T Endorsed by physicians everywhere. o | A at Church street. The exercises ""“m ...mmu- . . ; ”—V-flmwfln‘mw s BEes ¥ s 5 'y W. Maier, pastor of the | will begin at . Others on the H Horllck s 10§ necessary to put him in a cell for a | First Congregational church will sail | program will Mrs. J. A, Traut,| ) speclfy The Ol‘lglllal from New York tomorrow for France | Dr. R. R. Ball, Rev. G. H. Coffey and| MALTED MILKRCO~ » FACINE. wis. U S A gram. Everybody is invited. A S SR 27, B AN EXTENSION OF ——TIME TO—— CHRISTMAS PARCELS TO SOLDIERS In American Expeditionary Forces. this has been announced at the Atlantic Division Headquarters of the American Red Cross It has been found that, up to this time, there have been many instances in which the nearest relative of a member of the American Expeditionary Forces has not received a label from the man overseas. The Red Cross has been furnished by the War Department with a supply of ad- ditional labels, unaddressed, which will be given to the nearest relatives of members of the American Expeditionary Forces who do not receive label on or before Novem- ber 20th, (one label only for each soldier) upon an application to'the Red Cross. Such application must be made by the nearest relative of the man and must state that such relative has not received a label, that no other parcelis being sent to his knowl- edge to the proposed recipient, and that if a label is subsepuently received it will not be used. The regulation that only one Christmas Parcel may be received by each sol- dier in Europe is still in force. In giving out these labels the Red Cross will permit only one label for a soldier. ! The Christmas Parcel Committee Will be on 10 a. m. to The carton for the parcel must be obtained from the Red Cross, and when packed must not weigh more than three pounds. It must be inspected by the Red Cross and after postage is affixed sufficient to carry it at Parcel Post rates to Hoboken, N. ], it must be sealed and delivered by the Red Cross to the Post Office authorities. Christmas Parcels for individuals serving in the Red Cross, Young Men’s Chris- tian Association, Knights of Columbus, and other organizations working in connec- tion with the American Expeditionary Forces may be mailed to such individuals (one parcel only for each war worker) provided the nearest relative makes an application to the Red Cross and obtains a carton, returning it to the Red Cross for inspection etc., as in the case of parcels for members of the American Expediionary Forces. Miss C. A. Schmidt is supervisor of sewing, succeeding Miss Bronson. We have penty of work—Anyone ¢an come to 20 Court street and sew any time, we have plenty of room. Duty in the Post Office Lobby from 9 p. m cannot accept mail or telephone orders for less than that amount.g SPECIAL VALUES IN NECESSITIES FOR THE SEWING ROOM / Our November notions and household supplies sale comes this /