New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 6

HESE NEWARK Shoes Tfor Women are equal to any $5, $6 or $7 shoe sold in this town this season. Now that we are selling them for quick clearance atactually half their worth thrifty women will not hesitate to be at this store early tomor- row morning. NEW R. OROSSING. OPEN NIGHT! STORE lespark Shoe Stores Co. LARGEST RETAILERS OF SHOES IN THE WORLD BRITAIN STORE, 324 MAIN STREET, NEAR R. MONDAY AND SATURDAY IN 97 CITIES. FOR IMMEDIATE RETURNS USE THE HERALD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FREE DELIVERY TEL. 1435-3 Skinned Fresh Shoulders Lean Smo. Shoulder: Fresh Native Pork Lean Roast Pork Roast Veal Veal Stew Fresh Pigs Feet Fresh Spare Ribs Fresh Hamburg . .. Pork Kidneys Fresh Sausage Meat Rib Bacon Rib Roast Beef ... Crisco Ib can ugh ono al diag- md 1t is fitwo scarlet ddly diagnosed f{The fact that Bariet fever in the 8d was also sug- Mine and, it symptoms gnt, for the protection | fal public as well as the misélves a physician should fi6 work of finding the scarlet fo-| er patients was not left to the doc- | tors of the city who in turn would re- port to the health department. In several cases where one case was re- | ported by a doctor, the laboratory | nurse upon visiting the family, | | would find more members sick with the disease. In oie family, Where one patient was reported, the laboratory e of the health department found | other members of the same fam- E flicted. The same was the re- | | sult in several other cases. If the | health department reports general | conditions as excellent they want to | be sure that the conditions are exce ! lent and this can be aided by mutual | | co-operation, the superintendent de- | | clares. Not only are the people In| | general asked to aid in the matter, | { but the doctors also are asked to |'more care in reporting coatagious | diseases. The majority of the doctors in the city have co-operated welli | with the health department. [ | The health of | a community should | come naturally before anything else| in that community. If general health | conditions are good the city gets along | | much better than if it is threatened | | every few months or years by vari-| | ous epidemics. | Dr. Stockwell of the health depart- | ment stated this morning that tho | cases at present are not confined to { one section of the city but that there | are a few in maay sections. Thus the | schools cannat be blamed as possibly| | harboring the carrier of the germ, as| it is prevalent in more than ofip| school district. A complete and thor- | tion of the scarlet fe- been made. TT PROPERTY SOLD ; Alford Bu Handsome Resi- Lincoln Street. | . " dence At 15 | An important real estate deal was | consnmmated today when Mrs. Mabel | SO ) T o AL (6 e, || proprietor of the Union Laundry on i { Arch street, sold her handsome resi- | dence at 154 Lincoln street, through | | the Camp Real Estate Co., to Frank | H. Alford. | Mr. Alford will occupy his newly purchased residence about May 1. It | is one of the finest residences in the city and it is rumored the purchase price was near $22,000. | ND ARTISTS ENTERTAIN. 11 hundred attended the con- cert given in the T. A. B. hall vester- day afternoon by Joha and Mary Mc- Kay blind artists. The concert con- sisted of piano solas, duets and vocal solos by Ar. Miss McKKay and impersonations Mr. Mcay. Mi McKay has a sing soprano voice and her brother baritone of abil- it His impersonations of Irish characters were well received. In | spite of their blindness, both Mr. and Miss McKay accomplished pian- s. A children’s matinee was in tho ernoon by is are THE MODEL MARKET 171 Park St. Cor Maple St. Snowdrift Shortening Gold Medal Flour $1.49 bag Gold bag .. Campl and Beans 16¢ Campbell’s Soups “*" 10c Tomatoes 'arge size can {70 Sauerkraut ze size can 120 Early June Peas can ardines 3 cans Cocoa 3 cans Tuna Fish can . ... Frank Chicory 2 rkes Thomas’ Pork and 3 cans My-T-Fine 3 pkgs Lux 2 pkgs Borax Chips 3 pkgs Washing Powder All Soaps 2 bars Good Breoms .. ea Glass Washboard ea Potatoes 15 1b pk .. Carrots 5 lbs | of last Sunday. FEBRUARY 14, 1919, of fme Hanging Heavily Their on Hands. ¢ Feb. it needs 14.— of One of the most the members oOf at Present time entertainment to i in vassing away the time until firs are received to depart for Be. To meect this need the Knights f Columbus, through its entertair it division, have organized numer- troupes of entertainers who will it the various units of the army ihd the first party of ent as left Paris It is announced that extend to the Ameri France, Belgium, Ttaly and that every unit of be reached wAmong the Knights of Columbus seeretaries in France are pro- fessional entertainers who will be dis- tributed among the groups and will be it with nateur among the workers will also be secured from among the members of the American BExpedi tionary Force to augment the work of the secreta A minstrel (roupe is hearsed and this show Paris and will on the road to visit var camps throughout the American army. The members of this show will be recruited from among the Knights of Columbus workers, and members of the army and navy. ‘While the men in the field are being entertained, those less fortunate and who are confined in the hos- pitals are not being forgotten as concerts are being given in the va- rious hospitals in and around Paris several times each week. This portion of the work is highly appreciated by the patients and the officers in charge of the hospitals. v Force ners this work will forces in Germany army will an and {1 many ed talent ies. being will soon en be sent re- be staged in R. Sunday Afternoon Service to Be Con- | ducted by Factory Employes. The Sunday afternoon community singing will be conducted by the em- ployes of Russell & afternoon Erwin for next and the program will start at 3:30. The song meeting will be held at the Elihu Burritt | school hall, which was filled beyond its | seating capacity for the song servica The people from Rus- sell & Wrwin's plant, together with | their friends, will try to duplicate this large and varied crowd. The best fea- ture, however, of these Sunday pro- grams is not primarily the size of the crowd which attends, but it con rather in the spirit and enthusiasm with which the program and the com- munity singing of the audienco fis characterized Hach separate Sunday's program presents some features that are dis- tinctive and diffcrent from those that have preceded it. The people who aro | preparing the program for the Ru sell & Brwin plant song service will not attempt to provide a program just like the others, but one just as good or better than if possible. sunday PERRY W S GAME. Second Round in Tabs' Pool Tourna- ment Starts Next Week. Frank Perry defeated Rose in the Tahs' pool tournament night by a close score. Henry last There are but a few games of the first round to be played and next week the games of the second round will be played. James Tierney and Joseph Tynan will play tonight. The pool contest of scratch-men will be held tonight, the teams of James Luby and Thomas Crean meet- ing. The games should be very inter- esting inasmuch as all the men who are to participate are members of the societ pool team. NABBED IN WATERBURY. The local police were notified morning that three local lads picked up early this morning by the Waterbury police on suspicion. They are Joseph Dionne of Gilbert street, Henry Dolan of Stanley street and Frank Seaman of Farmington ave- nue. this were STORE OP FRIDAY NIGHT Parsnips 5 lbs .. .. Large Sound Onions Sunkist Oranges, large and juicy .. doz 35¢ Grape Fruit large and heavy 2 for 19¢ Matches, Victor brand 5 boxes Toilet Paper 5 rolls 27¢ D. & C. Self Raising Pancake, Buckwheat, Corn Meal and Oat Meal 2 pkgs R 25C Shredded Whole Wheat 2 pkgs 25¢ Entertainers | | CTY [TEMS wili hold Comumerc New Miss the late today Mornis ounce that no Stanley | the th present- Grammar afternoon ed Wedne was tition was quested. The South Cone the homc Vi > street FEarner read hy Mprs 1,000 Leland Mr. and Mrs Winthron st gratulations Emil. at the i hospital. Mr. Matsen s with the Johr A Andrews New ciety church met Cooper Missionary was suits. Prices. Besse- Co. Matsen of 21 obn- son General connected company. Ad Bene- thi Toriain Wilson's.— Works Mutual bazar will open hall I be a v the employes of 6, under the direction of spring shirt wil sketch by department F. Thompson presented Great Long's counter A large club of St heard on the by Manlins vocal and were rendered by club. GERMAN PROGRAM IS ON LIBERAL LINES attendance Mark’s Episcop: an inte talk last subject of “Americs H. Norton. A nber of instrumental lections the’ members of the night vization' New Government Provides Fqual Suffr Maximum Prices Better Education. | Copenh; en, Feh. 12—The program | of the new German government which | ha; been published at Berlin in- | cludes equal rights far men and wo- men, the improvement of the educ tional democ ple's pri care of of tho socializ such tre and iron mi ditions to inc 1 In the realm program _deci lines laid down by but refusing any for the repatr oners of war an ment c leag armament and an drbitration in order n e impessibl in MORE STRIKERS ARRESTED | system, conscription along to establish a peo- | maximum | ssaries of life, | and the families during the r, for industries for partic coal 1 tic rmy., of the wounded killed ng all ines rationing food and nece ripe the derable the along Pres Wilson, peace of violenc tion of German v the e of natior obligatory court of | that w * may be the futur 11 pris- | Abli ith ¢ Two Lawrence Pickets Held For timidating Workmen—A\bsence of Skilled Workers Hampers Mills. Lawrence, 14.—The ab- sence of unskilled workers still ha pered today the operation of the big| textile plants where a strike h in progress two weeks to demand that pay at the hours be given under the new 48- weck schedule. Mill officials 4 that many of the skilled workers had returned and that virtt all the rate of udeville and | B | In- | ‘ | ISaturday Fl.ast Dawy $10 Reduction on Overcoots 35¢, 40c Hose 3 Pairs $1.00 SATURDAY 2 Pairs $1.00 SATURDAY 5bc, 65¢ Wool Hose 3 Pairs $1.00 SATURDAY $1.25, $1.50 Silk Hose 79c SATURDAY others would report when necded The strike committee, repre largely aperatives as u maintained the 1 11 picketin at the mill gates whea the bell for the openin toda The lice made two arrests near mills where the being intimidated ' committec the id for work wi the nting killed force ran hour said wor were Members tha who had watchers the number report- larger gates s ing than oa any day since stril BACK FROM FRANCE. Private Alfred Kolodney Was With the 76th Alfred Division Overses Private munics street tellir safely on F He and is now at Hc will pro lough before b Kolodney year and a half Kolodr relative 1s arrived cattle fron York yes- | Dix, N, T siven a brief fur- por New Camp discharged in France for 76th \ 4 { NS ON EGGS | LN CALLED OFF. | 1 uncemer | the the ision ALL REGUL HAVE 1} tord, TFeb 1 food cticut that from Washir maining 00 tions on distrib cold W repeales MOHAWKS WiN ( e Mohawk Stars of We game of b final scor Jaco ‘ each 3 \M)—I hawks expect ta pl eturn game in t I s was and HORWITZ—SABLOTSKY Mr. and Mrs. M 1el Se nce blotsky an of thelr Horwitz of engagem to Martir orw the ent r, Rose, Mr. I from ti ar's service as cook ad | | was | | | | { | { | Bolshevik Leader. lin, Iiad Papers Organizing Revolt Copenhagen, Feb. found the I whose a letters 1dek, wry rrost announced 25¢ Black and Tan' Hese 5 Pairs $1.00 SATURDAY Real Sale SHIRTS $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Shirts $1.00 SATURDAY $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 Shirts $1.98 SATURDAY $2.50 Glastenbury Underwear $1.75 SATURDAY $2.00 Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.39 SATURDAY ALWAYS AT Arrest Showi For March. Papers home of Bolshevilk emi the Berlin policc s planning ising in March, the entire country, lin dispa A Bols not ¢ for the reported te fixed fipri lek is COUNTRY Honolulu, Feb, of his race erved in the Army ar, entitled to instru William na today by Jocal i Washington. 14.— receiv army rier j ANY ALIEN WHO SERVED CAN BE CITIZEN Any alien, re- who e or color, or Navy during n bureau, from ization at ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL SERVICE There service, t Theodc will be a union memorial the memory of Roosevel church on Sunday cven . Dr of Trinity res , will o'clock. presi- de collc who recently be the principal speak- and’s 1 ation of Independence 1day’s New York full tekt of T claration of independence. by ard er now Next Su contain American eland’ Also an Shaw on from the exclusive articl vour new MILLINERY BARGAINS stock of the being disposed of prices. late of Entire Seibert unheard M. at trimmed shapes, and of hats, Call and b- for see 57 CHURCH STREET.