New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 11

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) T &ih-":wl member of the preser on- | sress previously recorded by curity Le in favor of Universal Military Training, who has qualified A I Mis apinion in responding to the pres. ’ K 8 & | gl Lot i ent poll. e says that this question 8 x A Following is the program of Christ 4 Y should not be seriously considered . ) ntil the terms of peace are it majorty of the 66 Re 02 Representatives and 40 Sema- i voromn ke this e pous Only 12 Opponents. tors Back of Project | Gl o o o ators have recorded by curity League definitely opposed to a reduction in premiums of 74 for build- Newl Voron Docl o5 2 her Universal Military Training, ¥ Ty o tals in the gue's last anr nnouncement by t ) ment ulity League today on the pre Some of the recent expressi bt its poll of the members of the in- opinion by Congressmen t oming Congress on the adoption of leaxue read Co nan-clect Hersm fie iprinciple i ¥ it th C ornia District faining, St appes that 152 Repre- Ailitary ining may become nec War and Nav, s M lining may beg . and Navy Offico B Holy God entatives and 40 Senators have now «ary as a protecton to the state and D 4 efinitely committed themselves in it will teach our young men lavor of such enactment. T to- vantage of proper restraint an pls represent seven new commil- thom under skilled observation at the o o ents by Representatives since the very time of their lives wher t announcement by the I 1 0N should know how to take carc of ho poll, and one additional Senator, {heir bodies."” peorge H. Moses, of New Hamnshire Question of Loyalty. Only one Co ssman-eclect, who 5 a member of the present Con- has so far declared himself Universal Military training, McLaughlin, of the 4th Nebras- Disgrict. Joins the League. complished as a result of the Andrew J. Hickey, a lawyver of La conference, the wisdom of at a Congressman Haskell, of I ew York District—"The learned from our recent exj must make us realize that we not in be caught unprepar porte, Ind., who defeated Congress- being in a state of actual military and ing as a basis for its educational pro- an Barnhart, in replying to the naval preparedness cannot be ague's poll letter, filed an applica- tioned by any loyal American. on for vearly contributi mem- Congressman Griffin, of th rship in the League. He says of New York District—*T am a firm be- time to National Security League taken into the police station by Offi- niversal Military Training,— liever In Universal Military Tralbing <work, is Chairman of the League’s cer Dennis Nealon where he admitted “I believe it would be a good thing for the reason that I consid ss universal disarmament can he endeavoring to obtain the opinions of tion of the handbill ordinance and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1918. nt Con S CHRISTMAS MUSIC. the Se i Special Program Arranged or Wed- | mas music arranged by Organist Ed- settled { ward F. Foley at St. Joseph's church: ommit Baraorolle i Hoffman tion. One way to cut | Christnias ¢ insurance cost 3 s Twenty -one mercantile establishments, ™ the S equipped with Globe Sprinklers, report Jnlnm choir ouvenir Toccata the to- ing insurance und 75% for contents insur- 10:30 o’clock Mas nounce- ance. This shows how Globe Sprinklers o e e Handél pay for themsclves in a short time. | Kyrie, Gloria, Credo (St. Cecelia) ions of Let's get together and figure e D w-v... Gounod o the what your saving would be. \deste Toedelis . ...... Wovello GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. Alr. Murphy and chorus ofithe 113 Esopo Bldg., Hartford, Sanctus Agnus Dei (St. Cecelia) niver Y S 0N o0 Group A, In Washingto have Globe Sprinkier P H Soloijsts )\ 5 Gaffnoey Mr. Mur- the ad- | phy, Mr. Supernaut, Mr. Sulliv d place x | The choir will have the as string orchestra. \ they i i DOCTOR'S AD. MAN FINED. or the performance of any civie re- e 10th quirement.” David Brossoff Pays $7 and Costs Tor lesson In conducting present poll, the Distributing Handbills. erience gecurity League emphasizes the fact should that it is not advocating any particu- ed. Un- jar form of enactment but is merely rested Yesterday afternoon for viola- David Brossoff of Hartford was ar- ° Peace members of Congress on the broad paid a fine of $7 and costs this morn- principle of Universal Miitary Train- ;= 5o n aievibuted bills adver | Ques- i iid on iTe cuiioct tising the work of Dr. C. Olm- Llovd Taylor a retired importer of stead, a Hartford doetor, on Oalk e 22nd this city, who is devoting his entire street vesterday moraing, and was | er that «ynjyersal Milits Instruction and guilt. He was sent to this city by a | quit buying butter long ago if there | tritive qualities as the finest creamery I the yellow front. Main St., 3 Away With False Pride Thousands of women would have had been another and better substi- tute than the old type Oleomargarine There is now—Benefit Brand “Sweet Nut.”” This delicious product does not contain a particle of Oleo or any animal fat whatever, although an old law requires the word Oleomargarine to be placed on the package. It is made solely from the nutritious part of the creamy white meat of ripe cocoanuts, churmed with pasteurized milk; it tastes, and has the same nu- butter. When served, nobody can tell the difference between the fwo. But there’'s a big difference in price Benefit Brand “Sweet Nut” is only 33c 1h. averaging from 18c to 25c¢ a 1b. cheaper than butter buying that’s only false pride. You can buy Benefit Brand “Sweet Nut” only :\!l the Direct Importing Co.’s stores with | Arch St ew Britain, where Benefit Brand T Coffees, and Grocery | Specialties are retailed at wholesale price Look For Our Store in Your Tow e e . RUSSIA'S CASUALTIES 9,150,000 AU Copenhagen, Dec. (Associated Press.)-——Russia’'s war casualties totaled 9, 150,000 men. according to a telegram from Petrograd. Of these 1,700,000 were killed. The disabled men numbered 1,450,000, while 3,- 500,000 other soldiers were wounded The Russians taken prisoner totaled 2,500,000. A LIFELONG, PRIDE-INSPIRING GIFT FOR THE Apron all in ¢ae piece “Kitchenette” which we are showing. HOUSEWIFE The White Sink, Drainbeard Back and g START THE DAY RIGHT Curtain-less Showers. Fitany bath $7.50 and $15.00. E.P. BURNS br the country to have established one of the primary obligations of cltl- mraining Committee.” Mr. Taylor Hartford man named Jack Poster. raining. Some plan should be adopt- ability to defend our hearth, OUr p,reqness Parade in this city in 1916 W topped by Officer Nealon yester-| Press.)-—The casualties of the Aus- 4 . d so that we will not, at any futurc home and our flag by force of &rmsS unq of the mammoth Universal Mili. day moraing as he was about to pass | tro-Hungarian Armies from tho be- Plumbmg 11 Main Street. ate, find the country in the condi- whenever the occasion demands. tae Training petition, containing out the papors. He told the officer | ginning of the war up to the end of ’ on it was when we entered the Every male citizen should be trained jearly a million signatures collected that he and five other boys were to | May, 1918, wero slightly above - a— ar.” to perform military duty, and this 5 a1 parts of the country, presented receive 15 cents each for distributing ! 000,000 men, according to official Congressman Gallvan, of the 12th should be as much an obligation UDON 14 Gongress by the Security League in the bills to the oPlish people as they | stafistics. TEighteen generals out of lassachusetts District, is the only re- him as the duty of serving on a jury Ap,pj) 1917, were returning from church. 310 were killed. ome kind of Universal Military zenship is not only willingness but .o the originator of the great Pre- Louls Neidwicki, an ar old Doy, Geneva, S8l Aanocinted g m MAKE THIS A PRACTICAL GIFT GIVING CHRISTMAS Give things that are useful, essential, practical and substantial. The articles listed below are few suggestions for practical gifts Every article is fully guaranteed and we invite your inspection. Telephone Orders Delivered. Store Open Evenmgs. e e IRACKILLIFFE’ S GIKXFT UID]* Practical Xmas Goods For Auto Car Cwnars PYREX TRANSPARENT OVEN DISHES Here your opportunity to fa fully .. : e P 5 [ a any housewife will appreciate. y or t3 aithfully return the favor and pleasure you have enjoyed through the courtesy of an I'his is a Gift that any housewife will appi e. ] Py o e e auto-owning friend PYREX saves about one-half the fuel usually required, because it absorbs nearlly all the oven heat and bakes food quiclkly L= e G Tre: s, for nothing can fe 3 case . N PYREX ves labor, it is always free from grease and odors, for nothing We will be pleased to assist you in your sclection of serviceable needs which will be highly welcomed as Xmas Gifts by can wash it as easily as your china and silver. “every car owner, 4 : | in PY Tovery practical shape and size for baking is made in PYR 3 rusts, crazes, dents or chips. We have listed a few good Gifts on this Page. a > : Call and look at this line it may solve your giving problem. e R, UNIONHARDWARE [ PILLOID MACHINIST WALLACE ELECTRICG OF RUDDY-CHEEKED LADS e s > SKATES TOOL CHESTS TABLE LAWP Seclected for speed. Built strong as A complete line of Clamp and Key penetrate the hard smooth surfac \ It is ready for immediate use and never This is a neat little Lamp, dull brass sh, that can be steel and light as strength will allow. % Skates for boys and girls, men and We show the leading makes of fast women; also the “CONDRON" Ad- flying sleds at lowest prices, Come, justable Skate that fits any member see them. PRICE $1.25 K‘l‘ of the family. PRICES $1.00 UP, drawers. They are “built for service.” PRICE $10.50 UP. bed post. PRICE $3.50 COMPLETE, s e 5 e e e ISS BR , 4 JACK KNIVES =i SPOT THAT WHITTLE WELL 13 & | BURNING 4 re’s a suggestion for the men ol In' theso days of coal searcity and < and small. A good : x< home-heating difficultics, present your Amerfcan-made Jack-Knife for a good " T 5 friend with an Oil Heater. There are American Christmas present. It's B ] many just-cold-enough days when one . a " Wind ey ‘ 3 sensible gift, too, and one that follows A of these Heaters will obviate the 1 e o WS These Shears are known for quality. Every pair fully e 20y iaracntis vequentiof it = 4 need of a coal fire. The seckers for A very complete assortment of all the lea ling guaranteed. The line include patterns and sizes in differ- = and useful gifts 4 sizes, shapeés o ' a ipracti gift will find these Heaters just the gift for that car-owning friend—on at will prove ent finishes. PRIC s WP a vari t rices you are prepared to pay. U just right in price and utility. $5.65 UP. useful and lasting. 50 UP. VISES Radiator Covers These Chests are built of solid oak, finished golden oak, used s o desk or table lamp. It has an adfustable shade that and are fitted with cylinder locks, brass trimmed and felt-lined throws the light where wanted. It also clamps on a chair or makes CARENIERY WORK BENCHES A gift for that boy of yours or the ade of hardwood and equipped with vises, tool rack and owner—a good, substantial Vise in We have an extra large assortment to choose from in this handy man of the house and also for the mechanic. The line includes drawers. Not a toy—they are bhuilt for hard service. A prac- every tool generally used in the trade. PRICES RIGHT, tical gift for man or boy. PRICI $14.00, ROLLER SKATES THERMOS LUNCH BOXES | A BOXE Here is a gift for a ear e a akes £ cars. A most practical the garage for repair work. We have a most complete line on line. Our Covers fit all makes of cars. ! 1 Every car owner should have one of these Cove $3.00 UP. e et T Udisplay, atonpstore. : e s— AUTOIST GLOVES EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS It would be hard, indeed, to find a more useful The best grada adjustable ball-bearing Skate—a gift that Black Enameled Lunch Boxes with bright, rustless tra A line of the famous Gunell Gloves, made especially for autoists. Fine grades of leather with different linings. The kind | a Flashlight for any member of the fami 1 lin can be used the year around. Encourage your children to roll- and pint Thermos bottle. A gift that Wlll be appreciated by er skate; it will make them healthy and strong. PRICE $2.30. persons who must carry lunch. PRICE THERMOS AR .| ADTO ’ AUTO AUT@ that ARSI | tha b € e feorvice @ £2:30 ST K. NN RO S service. $2.25 UP. all the popular numbers. 75c UP. Whether with a safety razar or the % 4 good old fashioned kind, we have the R 0 B BO] T ES razors and strops both for the safe- I \ ties and the long blade, in all the 4 best makes. The selection of suit- You will find a robe inour stock that suits in quality, color ably shaped r is something that ; requires more than a glance of ap- prove useful many times during the year. We are offering 1 proval. We stand ready to lelp vou ia your chaice so Uv 1t ¥ * pjnt size at a special price, $1.50. your Xmas gift may be fully appreciated. $1.00 up. and price. Any auto owner would welcome a gift of this de- A gift that may save the recei mans Bvery family should he 5 of these bottles. They styles to fi various 5 scription. Look at them now before the choice colors are bills. We have many in ‘nickel and black finishes, them sold. 85 L > AIR CHRESTMAS RIFLES TREE LIGHTS have Dan't take the risk of using eandles on your for Surdy L Logs| ELECTRIC or & quarter of the good time that the little chap has with the novel exer- cisers of the Kiddie Kar type. For indoors or out-of-doors, on the nursery floar or on the sldewalk or lawn. these Kiddie Kars are the best. A standard make, fullnickel plated, completo with stand One of these you could get for Buddy's health and happiness. price $1.00 up. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc. 2o vvnnes . weieeacs: Make that boy happy with one of our air rifles. We them single shot, 500 and 1,000 shot; nicely nickel plated. Ever Ready 16 light electric outfit will make your amd cord extension. Nothing pleases the real American boy like a gun. $1.00 up. attractive and safe. Price $6.50. T ST

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