New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 9

L twre] v e 1 BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ey e 1/ TN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T i 18, 1918 | PLAINVILLE NEWS | (ANVITATIONS SENT FIGHTERS' FAMILIES vide T styles and shades and s vhich to ma tion. They Tow v Sour Boy a Billiard Table Evenings. Price of hapes 1dard different of both f elec- of ro cry Member of the Iamily Choose From Our Xmas Rocker I'isplay A only ROCK practic dition it pro for it and uscful des comfort Our many that but in the hom al models velour nd imitation Spanish lea 11.00. is ne ad many yav in ered in tapestry, low Th humidor and Mary Willia design in b ¥ ep in this evening to the city . A, ANDREWS & CO. The Big Furniture Store. s greatest Furniture Show. of the house, it will condtion. & is only $8.75. right price Stail for 25 Years ensington Needs Only $175 its Cross plete Red Berlin Also Going Items, The funerai of Joseph who in New will be tuneral Russian was found B vesterday held tomorrow ervices will be Orthodox church a terment vill be in St. Mary cemetery, New Britain. Mr. P one of the oldest residents ington and 1 served In th zhard of the te Emperor Joseph of Austria for a years. He is survived by Joseph and John Pist BERLIN NEWS PISTY ONCE SERVED iAS EMPEROR'S GUARD, Was on Emperor Franz Joseph’s Pisty, dead in a hallway morning, morning held at nd s it in term wo , of Bridgeport. ¥ BERLIN PEOPLE GIVE PREELY to Com- Allotment— Strong—Brief aged The the in- new was Ken bod: Franz of sons, Another Boy Discharged. Among the last group of soldiers R receiving their discharges at Camp Upton waq Raymond MecCarroll of Kensington. Berlin boy e. McCarroll of drattees last October and fischarge ports that the: gut Christmas greetings to is all This makes the seventh discharged from the serv- left with a contingent the Hrst of that contiagent to receive his The Berlin War Board ri have finished sending the | ther at prices sure 1o please the man because keep his cigar and tobacco In just the Seats to Be Reserved at Dedica- tion of Town's Honor Rell CIHILLS $T0 Nothing ERED y IR RE But Smiall Quantity of Bat- | | | ables Taken—Iied Cross Workers | Are Bringing in the Dol Brief [tems. Specis all those fam in the tations have been sent to eone people are the serv- next Sun- Following the attend place m invited will Uit pecially which Dece. invitation the families i Men | “The dedication of Plain- | ville’s honor roli will be held in the Congregational church, corner of West Main and Dee, 22nd “These appreciation who have served army and navy Guring the me histor membé to ice day the talke D. is il of our Honor Roll ' Chureh at 3 p. services ‘Ouy streets, nday, m. are in honor Plainville their country in its ne of t stupendous horrible and Boys' in the | of { war_of | e, of these | hono as of the families | ‘hoys, the guests of | It is hoped every one of you attend | A section reserved for your | | families. i “C you in so we may are cit be Your seats at 2 m how ma | resevvations are needed before throw- ing the ceats apen to the | public at g8 p. m. | “These Yervices will not plete without the presence | member of your families l ‘Major General Lucien F. Burpee, | Commander of the Connecticut State { Guard President of the Military Ema board, be the princi- pal i know general be com- of every and n will spe e pectifully “WILLIAM “STANLEY “CHARLES “Honoy vours, J. JOHNSON, | GWILLIM NEWTON, Committee.” Dollars. local Red H. Roll the of the up to this morning showed Bringing | The report | committe in Cross 1.250 members. Due to the fact that | during benefit drives the fac- | tories were cany d there is some visunderstanding. Many expected to ve their pledge at the factory and becanse this the commitice has de- | cided have today factory day. | The factories were thoroughly can- vassed today and it is hoped that all | those who have not yet joined will do | former of to as need, | g8 | you have been for an opportunity to buy a Fur Coat make this an- waiting t a saving from regular prices we are pleased to nouncement t Our ionss are stock represents only strictly new garments and the reduc- genuine in every ins Lose no time if you are in ince. need of a Coat. horder and cuffs, with $500 HUDSON border, heavy narrow Sale TR $500 HUDSO! WE MENTION A 5 NUTRIA COAT FOR Nutria 15 PEW OF THE NUMBERS $345. Taupe Coat, inches long, beautifully formerly $876. $208. lined, deep with For this sale $345 NUTRIA COAT Coat, wide belt; ron 15 inches 1 50 Nutria ng, belt formerly $3F SEAL COAT FOR $389. S Coat, 48 long three-skin of blended squirrel, wide seal belt, $500. Tor this Sale ot oromaunt | SBO: $219. inches long, beautifully e deep shawl collar, lined heavy Sale Price 3208 brocaded K, Iine quality Hudson Seal inches deep cuffs, broad collar silk linir formerly NUTRIA COAT FOR 15 front, Nutria Coat, belt loose back model, cape $259. collar, For this 3219 in lined; formerly EAL COAT FOR $389, Hudson Seal Coat, chinchilla collar and cuffs, length 48 inches, lined with rich brocaded crepe, with belt; formerly $600. Sale price ke e o AT S ivaes D $3756 HUDSO! L COAT FOR Hudson Coat, self trimmed wide belt, pussy willow lining, finest quality skins, 45 inches long; formerly $375. For this Sale s sssaseneyes, DR Christmas Gifts PRES TIN THE VERY BEST VALUES POSSIBLE TOR 98—’etticoats of genuine heatherbloom top, also Silk taffeta flounce, in all the leading colors and in the latest styles. FOR $4.98—Fine quality Taffeta. Silk Petticoats, also Silk Jersey with taffeta flounce, black, white, plain colors and change- able, and in a v ety of styles. FOR $3.98—Petticoats of good quality taffeta silk, also Silk Jersey top with taffeta flounce, plafn and changeable, several styles. FOR $5.98—Excellent quality All Silk Taffeta Petticoats, also Silk Jersey top with taffeta floynce in the leading plain colors and two-tone effects, very smart mo dels. superior quality Silk Taffeta Petticoats in the fashionable s, also black and white, very special for .........cco.0 $7.50 Heatherbloom and Satine Petticoats, black with floral flounce, also Dresden and floral ine Pettic Tn a variety of styles. Hxtrafvalues for e e RSN SRR $2.00 and $2.50 Good quality Heatherbloom and Satine Petticoats, in black and the leading plain colors, several styles and special value for $1.98 50 in order that the town may get the | j¢ no reason to let the other powers tenance of order in Siberia should be .. | n ;mohv loted to it At present 12 { occupy them. :l‘ settled by the Allied conference, but cam capfains are now on the honor | The cable line betwen Tsingtao and | ; is all the Alli ver: list of those who have received 50 | the seuthern islands now occupied by| &1 the £lllsd ‘powers shouldrefrain members or more. the Jupanese navy should be held by | from any action or demand for ac- Church Enterinment. | Japan. The cable line is a property | quiring concessions in Siberia. | " ’I‘h‘n ;*nl(‘r(;unmom to be given ll,\',‘ owned by a private con('cr:. so that| The relations between China and | the Ludies’ Benevolent society of the | Germany should buy it up befcre con- | “ v i | Congrozarioral church this evening | ceding it to Japan. Satiierfmowers fahion il Rl Nd (1ib) | will begin at 7:45 o’clock. The pro- Allies Keep Out of Siberia. the prirciple of open door and equal | gram will consist of several musical | The problems relating to the main- | opportunity. numbers and an illustrated talk about the Rhine, which will be given by | Rev. E. C. Gillette. There will hclMAJOR ADEE w‘LL HEAD U S Iso the annual sale of fancy articles | o e {mnd Christmas zifts | s LAWN TENNIS ASSN. AGAIN | A small busglary was committed { Monday night at Cahill's store on I Whiting street. Evidently the thief | was vary hungry he amount of | stolen goods was slight. there hmnz‘( | only canned goods missing. It sl thought that there are some small | *bo round here who are doing this or several similar reports have Berlin men and women in the service | in the community. and a large crowd | front door of Reed’s jewelry store | Deen herd. Watcn will he made here- and the “Round Robin” which had | is expecated to attend open early this morning, while pa- | 2fter and it is thought that some ot been proposed will probably be dc \Weolily Ohtivch Noton troll Hisil be \perintendent | them may be rounded up and pun- layed in reaching the boys. The W ; ] o e Bl el ished for their S lin v Board has rcceived a letter A meeling of the Motherhood club e S A 4 \unual sale, from Private Merton Woods who is. Will be held tomorrow afternoon at Flannel shirts, $1.95 up, at Besse Mhe Dasishl Guild aiibel Ghurchior with the 30ist Trench Mortar Bat.|the home of Ars. Leland Gwatkin, | fland’s—advt Our Saviour will hold their annual tery in which he gives a full descrip- |‘All menvhers are urged to be present A gift for everyone, the Eversharp. (hristmas sale Saturday afternoon at tion of the last battle his company | as important matters will come up 66 Church St.—Advt the Parish nousc. As usnal the saie fought beforc the armistice was do- | before the committee, fur band hats 7ic ai Besse- | will consist of food. aprons and fancy clared. In his letter Private Woods| The weckly prayer meeting at the vt e states that in this battle nearly his Congregational church in Berlin will your toys at Gladdin advt. | Brief News Ttems. ’ whole company had to swim a river be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 toys, toys at Gladding’s Raymond Curry is home on a leave n pursait of the Germans. o'elock. | wave e e ohitect Red Cross Campaig _An entertainment and social given | Boys' Windsor ties 17c Besse- | and is doing government work af At the meeting of the general com- | 1, ”:h‘” N uv‘l:lv\,“ school children will | leland’s.—acv Iv‘!"!’\\\;‘»l L: e mittee and_solicitors of the Christmas % (o V¢ nldaysevenineia bl 0il IS Man cure sty 5175 satsls A din s AN RIIRE P RERE SR B T Roll Call which took place last eve- St §6 Church Advt. Kom: They firet went to Boptress | ning at the Kensington Gramms: ) e Hoslery, \lisle hand sillo 2scup, e S0 S Ul s oo e school it was announced that Ken-' Seaman Dunstun, formerly of Ber- [ hoxed, at Besse-Leland's.——advt Bt e e sington had now attained the total of ' 1if, Who dicd in New York, was buried A vorrow the third installment of $325. Only $175 is needed to put this | in Maple cmatery, Berlin, vesterday [] A Fourth Liberty Loan is due un- part of the town over the top. afterncon with military hono; JAPAN S i}EMA'JfiS AT der the government plan. The fall Rev. Samuel Yiske, chairman of Mrs. John Graham. of Kensington, 1! il i mount of 20 per cent. should be the Berlin and st Rerlin district, 1eft this morning for Dayton, Ohio, reports that the solicitors have en- 'O spend the winte rolled 193 members. making Berlin's | Albert Edgerly, the Naval Re-|f, total nearly $200. Rev. Mr. Fiske 'Serve, stationed at ginia, |V \ttitude should be decided in ac- stated that the next meeting of the furned to his ship after spending a | Lo cordance with the conclusions reach- solicitors of the Berlin district will be | tWo weeks' furlough at his home in . B iy . ed by ihe Allied conference, but she held at his home on Berlin street to- | I<ensington E _P M T k N >uld declare that the fundamental morrow evening and a complete report Lloya Minor, of the S. A. T. C,, sta- A-Frime lmSIeI‘ hm $ a“‘{)fl principle of sctilement should be the will be issued before Friday evening. | tioned at Stor Connecticut, is spend- b - : e universal desire to obtain a perma- solicitors will be held Friday evening Berlin street - _ The other permits which the mar- at the Kensington Grammar school at | NOTICE —Ladies’ Jazz Orchestra quis malkes are: 8 o'clock. A complate report of the e hall, Berlin, tomorrow eve. Tokio, Nov. 18, (Corr ndence of Destroy German Bascs. week's work will read by each so- | 19.18-2dx | the Associated Press)—Oficial Japan | The future of the Samioa islands, Heltor, Ee o s Sy is silent as to v apan will ask at [ which nas caused verious diplomatic R tiie ooord L allithe war drives the peace conference, hut Marauis | controversies hetween Great Brifain, he: Desn remarRabia and it o losnact Cii Y ITEMS Shigenobu Okuma, the venerable ex- | the United States and Germany, ed that all persons in the town of Be prime minister, has come out in @ | should be decided in accordance with lin will keep up the good work and | SEite 3 statement as 1‘0 what he thinks Ja- | the will of the forn vr»(\i&:n ‘mm"m? for join the greatest humanits or-| Sweaters! Special prices on the | PAN'S peacc terms should be. e [Loeipniooacinffidestoving German Soa e | two best makes made, at Besse-Le- The marquis says Japan should | bases in the Pacific. ; . : { land’s of course.—advt. approve all decisions to be ched | The German New Guinea, which is {15 MoRGive Dance e - . by Great Britain, France and the | now occupied by the British. should Attex practicing (raitnfullylitor a8 Batissbes Sonimen S ilsonts United States so far as the territorial | not be returned to Germany. The number of weeks, the Ladi 27 or- , AdVL - - alterations on the western front, cen- | principle should also be applicable to chestra, which consists of the Misses __ ‘vaterman fountain pens are the| i .} murope. the Balkans and in Afri- | the Bismarck islands. Lillan Trehy, Agnes Trehy, Margaret | ideal gift. Adkins, 66 Church { can colonies are concerned, because | Japan Should Hold Islands. T A nd te: -esident Luby, Cecil Gorman, Elizabeth ok | AdVE Japa has no direct interest in the af-| Japan should hold islands like the 3 - ey one ban el and Manager Nonie Luby, is ready to Gibson string orchestra dance, of these territories | Marshalls, Caroline, and others, Major George T. Adee, who has|and it is a forcgone conclusion give a dance the Berlin Grange Thur evening, Grange hall, Ber- Wants Permanent Peace. Which are now occupied by the Ja. | besn mustered out of service and is|lhe will be re-elected When ' Jie S hall, Friday evening. The orchest lin.—Advt. for the problems as to the fu-| panese navy, as it is dangerous to re- | sute u{ re-election Dby United States | eral me ‘:nfi of the assoclation is held ig the first one of its kind organized Officer Joseph Kennedy found the of Germany and Russia, Japan's | turn {hem to Germany, and as there | Lawn Tennis association. Major Adee ' here in February