New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 3

Boston Store DEFENSE WORKERS The scarcest thing in the city to day is GERMANTOWN YARN We have just received a big shipment of black, white and all the wanted colors. Don’t delay if you want your share of it. Full sized skeins. 3 7C a skein BEAR BRAND KNITTING YARN In all shades and colors. Something new—Art knit- ting worsted TONE” a beautiful yarn for ~ “SILVER- | | itself | has been sent to President Wilson, to | RESENT PROPAGANDA State Gouncil Adopts Resolutions Opposing Dr. Soll’s Methods Hartford, Nov The Connecti cut State Council of Defense I adopted a resolution opposing and re nting the Ge propaganda, in- stituted by Dr. f, German Foreign Minister. The Council also “to take every means within its power to neutralize and to defeat” this propaganda A copy of the Council’s resolution retary of State Lansing, to George Creel, chairman of the Committee on Public Information, to Connecticut's senators and congressmen and to all the State Councils of country. Slip-ons and Sweaters, POPU- | The resolution follows: lar colors pink, bluey grey white, black, etc. STAMPED WHITE GOODS .finished and made ready to embroider, children’s dresses, | Ladies’ combinations. Linen towels, pillow cases hemstitch and bureau scarfs, etc. A fine as- sortment to select from. rompers, etc. dresses and EMBROIDERY THREADS | Every wanted kind in cot- | ton mercerized and silk, PULLAR & NIVEN THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL RESULTS = Season Brougm to Close Wlth Many Games Being Played Following - are the results of the games-played yesterday by the major football teams of the country i At Syracuse—Sy 20; bia 0. At Fordham Georgatown 0. At Travers Island—Pelham Naval, 19; Fort Slocum 0 At Polo Grounds—De Commerce 0. At Ebbets Field—Poly Erasmus 6. At Ebbets Field-——Manual 13; High 0. At Ebbets Field Commerical 0. At Binghamton, 19; Central H. S. 0. At Bethlehem, Pa Lehigh 0. At Easton, Pa tors 21; Lafayette 0 At Chester, Pa.—S ’ennsylvania Military , At Allentown, Pa * Ursinug 0 At Villanova, Pa. Drexel Institute 0 At Chicago—Chicago perves 20; Camp Grant 0. At Cincinnati—Miami 0; Wniversity of Cincinnati ( y At Nashville, Bewanee 0 At Atlanta—Georgia burn 0. At Lancaster, Pa—Franklin Marshal 16; Gettysburg 0. At Cleveland—Western Reserves 14 Case 7. At Salem Naval H.« es 14; At mbridge, Mass, First aval District 20; Harvard Radio 0. At Kansas City, Mo.—Camp Dodge 7; Camp Funston 0. At Lawrence, Kan.—University of Kansas 13; Kansas State Agricultural se Field—Iordham ¥ Witt Clinton ) Prep. ©; Boys' -New N. Y.—Flushing Camp Crane 12; —Garden City Avia- warthmore 7; Academy 0. Muthenberg ~Villanova 33; Naval Re- Tenn.—Vanderbilt 40; Tech. 41; Au- and Mass—Bumkin Island Camp Devens 7. At Madison, Michigan Aggies 6 At Austin, Tex and M. 0. At Oklahoma A. and M. 0. At St. Louis—Washington Univer- sity 19; St. Louis University 0 At Chicago—Chi Naval serves 19; Camp G 0 At Lincoln, Neb. ebraska 0; > Dame 0. At Louisville—Camp Zachary 40; Camp Sherman 0. Philadelphia—Pennsylvania Dartmouth 0 At Pittsburg- state 6. At Boulder—University of Colorado 16; Colorado Aggie At Denver—Denver Colorado College 0. At Berkley, Cal.—California 4 stanford 0 At Waterville, Wis.—Wisconsin 7; Texas 7; Texas A. City—Oklahoma 25; Re- No- Tay- At 21; Pittsburg 28; Penn University 16; 67; Me.—Maine 9; Colby 3 \t Rumson, N. J.—Camp #andy Hook Ordnance 0. A\t Berea, Ohio Hiram College 0. At Little Rock—Arkansas University Kendall College 6. At City College Stadium—Camp Dix Brooklyn Navy Yard 1 theater, Vail 0; Fx-Pres w—advt, Dec. scalloped | Utrecht 14; } 16. 1 night | | | Colum- 14; | Bay Baldwin-Wallace | | istry Voted That Whereas, The ha pledges | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FAREWELL A farewell | to J. W FOR party Denton at the Y. | tonight. Mr. Denton, | al months has been secretary DE will be. te; mlmml MECEA who for sever- acting general leaves Monday to enter the 'MUSTARINE CONO Kills AN the Time it Aches Half Takes Liniments, Pains and in Poultices and Plasters., Begey's Mustarine is used by tens of thousands of people who know thaf it is the quickest killer of pain on earth It's so penetrating and effective that in most cases neuralgia, headache, | toothache, earache and backache dis- | appear in 5 to 10 statement, but it's true minutes—some It will not blister original substitute for i mustard plaster because it’s the | the old reliable and is made of real Defense in the | ink was ; dly dry upon the paper stating the | terms Solf, began of the armistice before Dr the German Foreign Minister, an active propaganda in this country through notes addressed the President, through a communica- tion addressed by German women to the wife of the President and to Miss Jane Addams, and through sundry other agencies, sceking to mitigate the terms of the armistice, to play upon the sympathies of the credulous and softhearted, and to ultimately effect a modification of the condi- tions to be imposed upon at the peace council—if not, indeed, to bring about actual disagreement among the Allies; and Whereas, Justice and not sentiment, common sense and not German soph- tions that have been forced by the Central Powers to make incalculable sacrifices to save civilization; and Whereas, It would iil-become Amer- ica, who of all the leading foes Germany sacrificed the least, to sume leadership in the field of for it being as easy as it is gratuitous to forgive wrongs done to other people; therefore be it Resolved, That the Conn State Council of Defense oppos resents this new and insidious form of propaganda, and pledges it ery means within its power to neu- e and to defeat it; and Resolved, Further that a copy of this resolution be forthwith transmit- | ted Sta to the President of the United to the Secretary of State; to the hairman of the Committee on Public Information; to Connecticut’s senators and congressmen; and to the several State of the nation I2x-Pres. Taft, Fox’s theater, Dec. 16. advt should conti'ol the group of na- | of | eIf to take | Councils of Defense | to | employ of the State Y mittee on war industries. Slater is in charge of the be presented this evening AL C War program to com- n s Ex-Pres. advt ERS TONSILITIS Taft, Fox's theater, Dee. 16 PLEURISY, LUMBAGO AND NEURALGIA vellow mustard are used, Use it banish rheumatic pains and gout, inflamed or frosted feet, for chilblains, stiff neck or or cramps in legs. It acts instantly and mever fails to drive’out inflam- mation in any part of the hody for get Mustarine always no cheap substitutes to for sore joints and HARTFORD. SATURDAY IS Germany | THE GREATEST DISPLAYS OF Hats Saturday. it this price. New You never saw so Included will be York milliners: HYLAND GAGE BENDEL Beaver Hats, Velvet Hats for dress wear, & Morning shopping advised. Hats, 300 SHIRTS Three hundred more of those north entrance. Some excellent Fine silk scarfs, neat patterns, it is to get good neckwear for ‘We have made big preparations for a many Velour small Hats to be worn with furs. AT $1.39. VALUES $2.00, good colors, all perfect and big values prices would be $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. neckwear worth $1.00 good colors, 50c now. Five-Dollar Day in Millinery SMART TRIMMED HATS AT $5 EVER SEEN IN HARTFORD. $5.00 Sale of Trimmed smart Hats of such quality Hats from those celebrated TRINNER DE RAWAK MERINES. Hats, Hats for sport wear, Another Big Sale of Eagle Shirts $2.50 AND $3.00. fine Eagle Shirts, new patteras, at $1.39 each. .Regular On sale at men’s shop, at 50c each. how hard for Saturday You know — YOUR TERMS ARE OUR TERMS Thrift Has Won the War Let us continue to practice Thrift and Economy for it is our duty to always eliminate waste. CONTINUE TO SAVE YOUR CASH FOR NECESSITIES OPEN AN ACCOUNT HERE TODAY REMEMBER Nothing is added to urge you to - PAY AS YOU WEAR CLOTHING PAY AS YOU WEAR the price which we For Nen and Women BOSTON CLOTHING STORE 3 CHURCH STREET NOVEMBER 29, TREMENDOUS UPHEAVAL HITCH YOUR DOLLAR TO THE BIGGEST LOAD IT HAS EVER DRAWN AVALANCHE OF BARGAINS AT OUR 'SHOE SALE OF ‘Cancelled Orders A Bargain Festival That Is Breaking Records More Bargains Like This LADIES’ FELT JULIETS MEN’S U. S. TAN ARMY with fur trimmings, all sizes, SHOES, Munson Last $1.19 | $3.95 Ladies’ Extra High Cut Vici | Boys’ Gun Metal Lace Shoes, Kid and Gun MetaiLace Shoes, all sizes to 6 all styles and heels Children's Tan and Black Lace Ladies’ Havana Brown Kid| Shoes, all hand sewed, all Military Heel Lace Shoes sizes to 2 $3.39 $1.98 Modern Boot Shop 168 Main Street