New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 2

N FOR :fibn\ ; Spring 1919 The very finest hats made from Knox York, of New Henry Heath of Lon- don, Mossant, Vallon & Argod of Paris. Luke Horsfall Co. ARYLUM 8T, HARTFORD. o3 adium for Beaufy! § Radior Toilet Requisites (Night Peau de Cream) per jar $2 ouge (Compact) ..per box $1 With mirror and puff. Natural, light and dark ‘ompact Powder .. .per box $1 Six tints—Blanche, Natu- relle, Rachel, Flesh, Oct and Brunette. (With mir- ror and puff.) Vanishing Cream (For day ‘alcum Powder Hair Tonic kin Soap Tnder-Chin (Blue [Forehead Pad (Blue Powder . 8ix tints—F relle, Rachy and Brunette “lark 8 Brainerd’s DRUG STORE i Velour per use.) _per bottle $1 per bottle $2 per cake $1 Pad ....each $10 Pink.) ..cach Pink.) ..per box $2 anche, Natu- Ochre jar $2 or or [Face Flesh CITY ITEMS el Ginsberg ha dings at the corner of South et and Edson street to Max Fish- James . and Catherine Skelly and buildings on High et 10 Michael and Bridget Lyons. fartha Chapter, 0. E. S., will hold regular session on Thursday g. Several candidates will receive degrees of th The after- n will de v social of an que <character bers of the pter a cordial- nvited arold nue, returned yesterd where he has been C. A. conference Itord dy hter, Miss Margar Main street, will New York few days. Hoffma with ic sold land and Main sold land n ove- be oted of Black Rock from Win- attending « M Er daug West rrow for 1 spend a iss Illa eet, is ill luenza. William F. Mrs AR accompanied b leave where Wes! Mu attack ¢ Brooks. ig! Porter, motored h Y day Boston, where they ha an attending the Lowell celebratior en at Cambri M Hazel Sampso. returned where and ink from Miss Do fron beel and Monday they have lliar boky Hill MISS MARY HUTT. sociation. ‘The meeting is open to the public and men as well as women invited In connc New make: tion with the meeting, the Britain branch of the association the following 70 announcement “or vears the women of lled foremost republic in all the 1 4s now being compiled by a vatched, toiled and waited hisement World enfranc while the O have been now the politic of for wonien after ecdom; in nation nation until the en political United States unenviable position in denving However, the in view of this fact.the New deem meeting tomor Commerce occupies standing women. and in lone democracy to goal is firagists peculiarly old a one scheduled for in the Chamber Not a radicals members of the conservative National American Woman Suffrz tion, the New Britain vite all who his matter or, located on the have the pleasurc Mary F h Hutt. fecl t ver securir Miss splendid ddi quarters staff it such as the oW 2 evening of rooms. or militants, hut as associ are either ignorant wre still nd hearing so to speak fenc of to a abe they nat fort on madc the Ha sociation head- tford. She comes from New York through two suff they 11 closc field secretary to the Broc Iyn on. e he proved he self such a splendid executive thit the National War in secured her for the her gift ad in reade York, as a Robe the anxious to meect Connecticut, zists are to to where she went campaigns and afte brought to a succes socia Committea for its e tive s | Brooklyn. Besides | Miss Hutt has seretar Borough of an exe e experience in public formerly a dran In the Suff school of of Beatrice Miss Hutt class. all suff New Britain given the >r tomorrow evening.” wide spealk was i pupil For He in tson was prize her and suffra be opportunity of meetir LEARNS OF DIEATTI Mrs. James Butler Notified of Parent's Death in Ircland. Mrs. James M. Butler mont street was notified terday, of the death Denis Conw Ir way died January previous to her telling of of y of her nd. Mr. Con- | a month and a | the receiving let th his de for a number of Philadelphiz returning » time ago. North Main street of vears resided in | Ireland | Conway this city, Thomas o is a son the deceased RABBI KAUFFMAN ¢ TO FRANC MING Rabbi pasto will can port engaged Welfare an indefinite local some ity substitute during Rabbi Paris to be Reuben local cor Kauffman, D. D ation Beth B from an Ameri- ance where he will he work with the He of this for I in Board Jewish has been leave of absen A be local »y cor (tion. will tt Kan from other obtained to man’s vill report work s b sence nan in assigned expectations sent with CGrermany THATARE REAL DAMONS* S50 267 'MAIN: 'ST. for 1e has that vill the army of occupation into this | membe of | p. m | Ramona He was well advanced in years, and | business THIS WEEK, | danc nted BRUARY 25, 1919. 0 stipationf Physic or Laxative? ® Everyone now and then becomes constipated, and mil- " lions ere chronically in that condition. The perplexing question arises—what to use. Purgatives and cathartics are drastic and usually cause a reaction. Saline waters are rapid in action but do no more than empty the bowels. Just as certain an cffect, and certainly a much more pleasant one, can be obtained by the use of a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It acts gently, without s griping. It is an especially ideal medicine for children, women, old people and others who find purges too powerful. Only a teaspoonful is required, and by morning the move- ment is free and complete. A bottle in the house is insurance for the whole family against constipation, indigestion, bead- aches, flatulency and other digestive ills. ° The druggist will refund your money if it fails to do as promised. Dr. Caldwell’s SYRUP EPSIN The Perfect i Laxative FREE SAMPLES — If you have never used Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin send for a free trial bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 468 Washington St., Monticello, T, If there are babies at home, 23K for a copy of Dr. Caldwell's book, “The Care of Baby.” PRICE AS ALWAYS ¢ ite of greatly aued. 19i-0ta:o price at ith this family lax- ative has been sold by druggists for the past 26 years. Two sizcs— 1.00. thentic Valter's Bom bay Mesopo- E season overpo e " of ¢ Te, = Aith, enz ad swept arrival, where e were ill and over of pneu- India SERGEANT FEENEY RED CROSS NEEDS Beoam SENDS WAR PARODY MORE ASSISTANTS | e in thre fweakened heart was unable 1o o 3 — i The last words of Ditty who leaves many who have been inspired the example of a life which was his “Creed,” were, “Christ, I am it My the he 4 allied, Soldiers® On Disappointment At Court Strect Headquarters Sends Out Not Coming Home Outlined \ppeal For Workers—So Does by - in Verse. Wesg Main Street, ready Sc The Court ant Thomas J Field copy Red street Feeney Cross headquarters is in need of more work- “earry the of the of Francc Belgium. | is quantitics of on hand, | to be shaped children’s childr stockings and shawls of 1,000 may be is said authority, that had Walter would have heen greates authority upon the Mohammedianism, of which student. An autobiography of pon o L . 77th Artillery B lived, he ers 1o necds wnd wool sent of w song, o Am world parody on Gold.” refugees Ther waiting sweaters, subject ¢ s ng the he was The of this division, and in it they expr song is popular among the b into friend n's his who is living in Indic TWO CHURCH MEETINGS Interested women Patterns pajamas have been cut taken home to be n finished at the It it Red Cr Charle an their belief that they will return fo whicl the State into 1924 sometime between now and de rments d Cross rooms or ss church mectings. Mrs nidt will be on hand 10 questions as to the work end Red ( room open from ek o | afternoon but Saturday. There 1 appeal for workers in this | Here boys' suits being | and pa- | Odd bits of ca the Mrs. Arthur avenue is in | | Feeney was formerly on the | ©F sipernumerary police force, and was employed at the “War the O onalists Ol o Corhin Serew corpor = The ation s heli, put peace west ~ions To Be Held At Center Church 5 1 to he worse’ is opinion of the hoys Friday Afternoon and Evening. this division, which follows expressed in the Ay t 1 ) s of the Wfternoon meetin; the city and of excep- e m e outing flannel made into warm Congregational | terial will be held Fri- in thi rling I am coming back church e jamas o yarn are 1 Furope refuges 1'll he home seven vears 1 home in n vear e I'l drop in on you so night ik With my whis} aind Yes the war is over deat And we're coming home I he: xain with you once mor by 1924 Silver threads Now that 1ot black nears, e evening peace o city U ters. The of Woman's Home ¢k Rock Center hold a 15 of churches of t ton, nvill I invited to attend. The Rev C. Hill will preside. An speaker has secured, William S, Beard of New retary of the Congregational Mi hary society turing upon to th Missionary wtional in the hich all 19nal Home nsington Sauay Gpsnny 5 L se af the twork ch will & COME ONE, COMI ALL! chapel at 7 meeting relock the to Zemneski <~ Fine For Trying “Beat Up” Ten Men. Zemnes ttended friend yesterday to | Newin rlin Dr, 3 W lent Rev Tome who has been lec- onstruction Iter wed vhile be- | the nd 1is home last eve in by across the Onee 1 1'd he Sailing home Back to wher But T You can hear War is hell but When th hougnt now A | John of the 1hout 1o = vou ning ork ’ calne o crowd Liebler an ind nvestigating the ment Officer m stuck here on the gang collect peace is worse, cause next war comes In the front 1L Tl rush ju again, pell- 1 ~like hell re problems f the siate World Challengze Churches around zaihe o st young wome b ner at Liebler " of 87 ranks be found “h 1 like will W subject to the The Yc sionary society ational church with the Congregation 30, Miss Preston Young Women's Board of Tea mad Judge John Wom os he CKir today imposed ne ung Mis- R & : ke o Renewed Testimony headaches, Foreign i : and co for dri Zemne returning fr 10 street. T nkennes: that wh he W ted vas om ¢ 1ding he at the met Myt si H a cro tle him, and had been the day Richard PUBLIC AUCTION Watch This Space row For Notice of the T on Which Will Take On Thursday, ty. Absolute Sale der of the Sheriff of County of Kentucky. There i Alrcady. “Onc Doliar How Much Do You Offe Not Tail to See the Notice Te morrow. pen corner of Friday Center secre- Work Boston will be ahout to No one i Britain uffers backach | urinary i | New Britain it firmed N fternoo Lt who church tary for will served hen the officer Hc ar or distressit this story, chapel for th the W be the afier flord 1o ved him tmitted t man’s twice-told testimony that n doubt rpenter “Some 101¢ Trinkin ther nan's speaker. i« no Britain 1 Simcon M Maple street, had that think the meeting. sident ¢ wier, says attack for neariy a w3 by over-lifting i back felt pain over CURRENT EVENTS (LASS, i 1 Group Meetings to Begin n on March [ time sev bie of A. hothered m the vear trouble brought ducted a “urrent . <harp Jovent o e g C. Al catc vhen 1 stoop will Wednesday cvening H ries ¢ would My | and fcines begin a nc emed 1o different until nt ache March 1 8 o'clocl used me topics will deal with modern probl Following is a 5 reliof Dos Kiil- he day. proz " boxes o n the gy of veek Doan m Tomor- Auc- 0 Gl i astic class 30 ™ = mp Firc club. » sirl Peom | acomn G e given Wednes S i a Girl Scouts Y n > 1l on Decembe By o touble m Thur foreign and New citizenship class 1 1 L 1shig : dander said have day—3 p. vomen ., $ p S p. home class for s of Kidney Pills know m., nursing Kidney basketball game, : ! ain versus Hartfo i incoe | ¢ three | irst Bri aid n., Toan’s can’t be | entertainment irls. Vesper s .., 2oy 3 ‘ it nd | Foster-Milburn | N. Y | de Buffalo Slers business g ip Frederick G m NELSON AT CAMP UPTON. William D! 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