New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1919, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WED Cost Prices at Drapery Department Means Big reduced and all Ya recial values plain and bordered tor thi reat annu Couch Covers of 1 $17 Your Curta work, 2 1kolines, sale there. Plain and You will find Felou xtr P for ale offer Window of 00. Others Chic hand drawn Wing lace edge. I {his : 2 » $3.50 Curtains lines, special are tl Size now worth all 11 re best Want throngh o1 luced. Extra op ade Sh Time Cover, Window - shad que s mad sale price 89 iy cial $4.00. - Cavers oil opacue buy casily o sale this By and Portieres of which we have a Covers in ular $19 regular 5 Moquette Couch $12.50 each. vard we offer 15c. plain r 45¢c. H ard. Finer If the attractive 50 grad 11. 8. Scrim rd. Regular 85c. yard. ireall reduced you love not out new flag and get it at YOU'VE ALL WINTER YFE Provide a bulwark against the cold by supplying Warm The dependable kind such as we hage to Cost place our entire stock before you to take No restrictions very plece of fur hat that means glves to s, le we o8 Think salo e vack vards good G $17.00 cach. at this 35¢. plain Scrim, 29c. Regular of half price. " TO WEAR FURS vourseli is offered. avmg Possibilities Cretonnes, 'H\rv Cu 1 Curtain Stuifs, are all home Scrims and Brass Fittings ar pricer $15.00 each with class lor 1lly a high At this sale $3.75. reg lar $1.50 2.00 pair, $3.15 pair quali- Regu- Pro- ted ost 19 hand 2 inches pai $5.00 is offered at line, are all at olorings Regular ale 7 1-2c. 33c. plain Mar- service yet, this with vou. At this pick at cost Nothing held good offer your M T P DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPE AN AUTOMOBIL sebl el ALL DRY GOODS d cemetery, interment New officiated ry’s new Berlin Gets Notori ritten by local author, December issue Following lerick S is a poem oxon, & the \BS 10 iNS?AH : lEFH@ER?% SUNDAY | rd Bound. T've been Homew One, Contidences, N Said imber in en the city it ain't d with on the Seine, circumstance old Paris, a ames G. .Ea { He&ds Society Coming Year l\L‘? Issue Compare good Two, “In e aviators fly Peter’s. But roads now lead to Italy for me Rome, ATl N T BERLIN December FANE Life Contains - niled Number “I've noth- ir P tity, but I won't happy till I've kisser 1 I know in London, Ont. Three, Verse Referring to This Town—Dog | \”fi"‘,‘ Warden Receives Many Complaints Number Four W 1 didn't get —Brief Iter place B mes C. ident, Be and) . you bet, societs of Hart, rd A. Corr, Edward Berlin, Briefs. reduced to less Idenblum Millin, Velvet hats De the » Tall on i and Col Governor's Foot Ciuartl tevens tend the at the mass morning Compiaints on Dox Hartford North lock residence Ma Ken Many compiain running loo the town e reside 1 street moved d will on Berlir Moore is gton ade of the sont dog Woodruft joric i a Worthir dismissed An il school was this this class is regular weekly g Congre rayer tional W eveni il slowly has ot who been stre. ney whao vere attack Venturo, wi tment Milinery Co AGREEMENT IS Jaa. 8.—An agreement izcthlehem pbuildin on i 1 to pr > the | company « 13 international 5t thain the Fil e Ar Fed whereby ing department. all reement REACHED. ton ¥rank Ba bowd tain, Janu The big going on bety il ompris artment of La ing the dc tion bor, erican the a- unions cm- ' pler same night Funeral of The funeral killed accident sufiield eacl matters side arisi T intly 5 agr John of John CANADIAN EXCHA Toronto, NGES 8.—Out of hl. Roc Montreal wndard CLOST. Monday afternoon Jan memory of respec sovelt, stoclk Mini this afternoon. which oceurred Trap mor at K from the erlin ex- this at 9 Roc ning o'clock. R & com- a. 1cmu ind were the cloi ex- Paul's chur called | t for | D ON US. PROMPTLY |;= % % { NOTED MEN NERAL Prains Bring All Over Country 8.—The first of bringing to Oyster AT ¥ Two Special From Oyster Bay, Jan. two special trains nation’s representatives to Presi- diple- inti- the the funeral services of former it Roosevelt, members of the corps at Washingto 1d friends arrived here at p. m. today. On the train { Thomas resentin | Lane, General | mate were Vice President rshall, personally rep llL\lll"ld Wilson; Secret: Peyton C. March, chief of stafl of the United Ates army; { Vice Admiral Albert Gleaves, of the vy, a delegation of United States senators and representatives, and members of the diplomatic corps i | Washington, and a number of legislative leaders, both republ and democra Admiral Wilso: | Governor Smith of ew York stat and Mayor Hylan of New York city, o n automobiles. MORE DESTROYERS HOME. Boston, Jan. 8.—Four yers returning froin ove: s were here today. The St urney and Bell iwere the and they were followed Two other de: a later the more str welcomed ham, Sig first to arrive by the IKimberly. | stroyvers cxpe | day were in BOWLING NEWS Lofgren 1. Anderson Travelers. 111 81 111 “ortur Lesni Jacobs Petters 86 91 487 269 Orsine 17 479 Mfg. Tool Room. a1 Union Gaudette 99 Nuppi | Dowd Lenn 194 403 450 1336 Scroll Department. | A. Norcum Andersc Cohen Siefel 1. Norct Campbell . | Williams | Thomas Brumbaum Myers Holmes Commitices | wili | Hennsey Allcock Kiley Smyrk T'chornn Fuller I | MeNally Mourners | | n t } FOR 1443 | trict, PLAINVILLE NEWS FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS SOME ACTION § Blaze Qu,cl\ly Ex mgmal’ed m‘ Russel's Block This Noon I DAMAGE IS BUT SLIGHT‘ Bed of In Apartment Frank Reale Purned-—MceNally Coming Home Soon—PBenjamin - Lamb Jll—Brief News Ttems. The fire departm t noon today t Russell R pairing establishment the block on Cent Frank ie, who owns n West Maix or ajn the investigat- street, house ed and flames. went full found home and found of smoke. that a was ed tished with ! - bed 1ty in An alarm was in ana tho firé was quickly the aid of firo extingui was burned the the and Thi the block within blaze starting w Brothers' store wa burglary a few Brothers’ store ing. furnit damaged. is second fire in a short time, a small en the safe in Neri blown open in the weeks ago. i is in the same build- Coming Home Soon. Sergeant L. McNally ritten to his father, James Mc of this town, saying that he hopes to stort for home soon. He is in France with the American army. He is in a transportation company, driving an automobile truck. His father, who owns a garage Plainville, received picture of a mammoth sarage 1n France, used for storing army trucks, and Sergeant MceNally “It isn't like Mac's farage, but I would rather be there than in this one.” Sergear went to Camp Devens w ft ‘contingent, being one of the young men to go from Plainville when volunteers were, called g0 overseas, he was the first offer his services. Stockholders’ The stockholders Trust Company have that the annual meet in the directors’ r Tuesday evening, o'clock for the purpose tors for ti attend to to come bef the meeiing The bank has ju a ment of its condition and the report the institution to 'he savings deposi The general The bank konds to the James a dr first and to to for one Mecting. of Plainville been notified ing will be held oom of the bank on January 14, at 7:30 electing di- and to proper the of ensuing other bu 10 year 4 state- fund posits United States amount of §117,800 Benjamin Lamb Tl Benjamin Lamb home on East mb has been it time and he suffered a slight vesterda He is 83 years of age, and has lived in Plainville for many years. 16 is M critically in street. ing health Coal Situation H. A. C Better, astle, fuel administrator for the town of Plainville, has announced that the prospects for keeping warm this winter are brighter than they have been for some time. There is a fair supply of coal in town at the present time, and several cars of coal are in transit. Although the recent storms may delay the arrival of the precicus commodity, Mr. Cas- tle is satisfled that the people of Plainville are in no danger of fre ing to death. Briey Vel hats reduced less price at Goldenblum Milliner advt. A regular meeting of the bo: recto the Plainville E aud Improvement association held the club rooms F ng s o’clock. Ttem., et (o than | v Co. a o will in riday eve- Towest the Satin ha ortment it Milinery € SALE-—Going West furniture very cheap machine and excc come will o sew- | good your Plain- gs That Count.” evenirg 10 iurch. —advt Dy Order Of Notice Of Hearing. District of Berlin, ss D., 18 Elmer L. Britain sell | ng ption nd rl 11 take st., piano; s Dubin \Tis, ican sol ser camplied | person or 1 the 1y Probate Court late said of of New in trict, deceased, Upon the application of New Company of 2rits Stoddard Meriden, Conn., that as trustees of the estate convey [ ey | whicn 1 {and Briwin ew n and ade to sell and e, located said tain in Newington per wpplication file fully appea t DERED, That nd determined in New Britain, 18th day on one said plication the Pro- in said dis- of Jan. A. D, | 1919, at o'clock in the forenoon, | g nd that notice be given of the pen- |je dency of said application and the time | and place of hearing thereon, by pub- shing this order in some newspaper ing a circulation in said district, 1d by posting a cOPY of this order on |{he o rm‘m in the town of | “Say Now Istrict, and re- imo, waon't t of the notice | “Maybe | burst out, i = [ me au th | Aag {nine cost |slon. As ed ta “Say safety 1 asked. Miss P at bate Office. on t 9 jnfi'vm erested pin, b he quest of thes Our Gig‘g At $14.95] .’ l -. ke, e The Greatost Values to Be Had in the City. fost Liberal Reductions in the Prices of COTTONS, SHEETS TOWELINGS, BEDSPREADS, ETC., PILLOW CASES, TOWELS Silks, Dress Goods and Linings For present and future wear—seasonable lines marked helow the present market values Men's and Women’s Knit Underwear Many lots—broken assortments—but all C‘l7(‘\—welgh(’i that you will requlre for the next three or four menths at special prices to close. very Jantiary Mark-Down Prices Sn All Other Dept’s. Complete assortments and unprecedentedly big values. The sale that you cannot afford to miss and the sale that guar- gsed ¥ 8 With agency fight de A. 3y —Demands | France im m as was Agn Lex cen v which she reput: Miss 1 rsing were the . needed somie umy all in on enni and huated 1 the while 1y j3¢ ut one now, @ could.” d look instead ‘it ing on il antees you more for your money than any other. Wor ) D} Amcrican %h rs in d. the gton, >eny for emergencies, worker. Pennick, allowed 3 riously e boy regarded truggled not enough t [} ¥ e time. got his Y a to put on at the & self somew cond safety SIMPLIGITY MARKS - o ROOSEVELT FUNERAL Doughboy Actor mpathy Army nba A58 Y A (Continued from First Page) i n opport not possible to order government. departments work was redu to a min ring the services Ovst he diately 1nity >d upon i Close iosed onfideace. am highly recent anic at s are e srazil Regrets ¢ ; Janeiro, : B Alves today cabled : Theodore Death. har Rio 501 on. received over Signal 3 the American gret of the ". Morgan, ved many condolence, Newspapers here are a aying homage to M Roo: ing that he alwayvs work ito increase the frien ‘1“'!‘(‘)\ the United .\‘\“kv to the boys rm mnd a tive g n esident the Brazilian American z visit 1d 0 1t men r0fo amateur show hut, the vam- ith his femi- for the ocea- he turn-| vin |« ador, re- | st for telegrams of (10,000 MORE hom imous in for un Am nprisi fiad can’t you e nd cd tod ritment. Incl 1324 rded Argentine Bucnos tine forej embassy Ithe United one for!country's sorrow Adds Sympathy. The nstr might. to good | her in and ires, Jan. 7 office has Wa State Argen ncted the ! oxp 10 oment this ceath of | emb e esenta n to put 5 S MANY re Roosevel rma directed to the funeral and place a {Brave ia behalf of Ar £0 Ned Y Pennick t show 1tehing send rer appe at th of ¥ wr onal roxi iHears Sad fantry ay to express News. af Ogcupation, friend n death Roosevelt, Jr., near Mont 1 SOLDTET COMING HOME SOON §.—Assignment l!hn“x re 81st the HOURS