New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1918, Page 8

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© J. . Baldwin of This City in Graduating Class 21 T'he ninety- of Rensselaer took place today, trained engine event is unpre v of the old school and wa continuing h hout inter through summer and intensify the work The commencement address was . Dr. Joseph H. Odell accepted the position of < | any place or y WARTIME FRIENDS RALLY PLACE Gen. Fdwards Desires Names oi; LR All New England Soldiers 1arters Northeastern Depart- ston, Dec. 21.—.A movement tiated by maay citizens provide a r ace for the rem hips and of oversea m- radeships of officers and men who have seen service in the world war at r capacity. The plan is s hoped and expected that it will develop in such manner as to provide a place of meeting aad of recreation and of en- tertainment for soldiers who remain NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1918 Clarence R. Ed- States army, who com- anded the 26th division (the Yan- kee division) in all the great batt in which that division participated up to within a few days of the siga- - [ ing of the armistice, and who is now | partment with station at 9 | purpos 5, amonz whom are Venezuela, Cuba, | Porto Rico and | 2 feature o i the disch: officers of tt loliday vacation and by | project | during yen | e regular en- bruary 17. There | class during the | nd the next commence- | 11l in June, 1920. with the in command of the Northeastern de- Chauncy et in tauch he men in New Englaad who 1 in the army since April General Edwards 1 men, who now re g n the future to reside in New Engl communicate to him, at the above address, their names, their or- zations and present addresses as on a: may be convenient. It is par- cularly requested that, in the case of any man who has been wounded or ssed in action, that fact be stated, place at' which the wound or iajury was incurred. We must not let the associations of this history-making period die out by reason of the demobilization now in pr 3 It is the purpose of this and make en- ociations, ts and valor of the ngland may be record- ing manner and may not to perpetuate these a the achievem men of New ed in a befi be forgotten. A record of names, ses will be kept at head- and that | f8 organizations | § Christmas Suggestions Something for every onc. around. WRITING PAPER all sizes, latest styles and colors. Very appropriate Gift this year. DIARIES More Diaries will be kept this year than ever before. All sizes in our stock. CHRISTMAS RED BOXES These® are quality boxes and Select the sizes you will need early. PACKAGE TRIMMINGS and Deunnison are beauties. Seals, tags, twine labels, new designs. LEATHER GOODS Pocket books, card cases, wallet and pass casec. Large assortment of all grades. FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman Ideal, Conk- lin, Wahl, and Adinco points and prices to suit everyone. MANICURE SETS In dainty leather rolls. Very attractive and moderate prices. DRAWING SETS For mechanic and dents. The sets made in America. EFFICIENCY BOOKS For the business and of- fice man. Ronald and Shaw Series cover, every deparment of mod- ern business. CHILDREN’S BOOKS A large variety of prices aryl subjects. DESK SPECIALTIES Ink wells, calendars, blotter pads, paper weights, ash trays, etc. stu- are PAINT i Come in and browse } ONEY SAVED! n OQur Christmas Club [s Practically Clear Gain because it represents a total made up of small amounts conserved weekly and placed on deposit, instead of being spent in the many ways in wh.ch small change is usually expended. 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Chile 35¢ Hand Kase 2 for 9c¢ e Welsh Rarebit IZC A o b MR pkg Tasty pkg 8 s Moh 2()¢ Chocolate Ih Lemon or c Vanilla bot Gold Medal $1.63 Flour bag Tlibe Limburger b 40c C Young America Moh, P'ke Flour pkg = SRt ! A ot s o I - 40c : BN . iR Db e e E « $i.87 f LUNCH DINNER BLEND COFFEE ... 1 ]gc OB S S ¢ rtle 37c¢ Camerubert tin 29¢ 2 | ' R az Royal jar 10c -\ RAISTNS EDE l 35 New mixed 5 L BISCUIT 4 SEFDLESS Autsagiibs MOHICAN SELECT EGGS PURE FRUIT JAM b R.S. green or 1§ yel Beans can 16¢ R. S. Lima 30 20¢ i 3 al 17c ! i FANCY RED CHERRIES JELLO ALL FLAVORS SRcan BEST PURE [ Skim Milk MOHICAN SOUPS all kinds HEINZ PICKLES sweet or sour mixed 23(‘, "29¢ 42¢ STUFFED OLIVES fresh arrival Peas can i Red Ri Tomato Draincd Citron aFruit BeelttesionceSan gy e Ora ib b i FANCY SWEET POTATOES 15¢

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