New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD et | PLAINVI TOWN LIGRARY (NGE MORE G Recovers From Fire Loss ands " Books Are Purchased A Sweeping Clearance of Rugs, Carpets and CHURGH SOGIE&“Y FLECT Linoleums Will Make the Last Three Days | o i of February Busy Ones. Come Early, | Socicty—Marin Secks Person Who Broke Lantern—Other Brief News' Ends Friday at 6 P. M —— ~ 5 ) 9x12 Rugs. Whittall | The Plainville public library, after v TULARLY CALLED U ainville publ AT‘_“““""‘,‘“;”‘,\—‘W',‘ k. Roval Kashan, Best Wilton Rugs, values; i a period of comparative inactivity, O e Sl s [49r.00 cach) i owing to the destiuction by fire of EER e A oxtra large room, we can fit it for you nicely with a the town hall, has gamned its footing 5 e hageien (‘rnlf.!m\\'ln;; Whittall Rugs in all the larger sizes again and will serve its patrons. as hatiialieia lowing items will zive you an idea of them in former years. The following new Just NOW-SThe R0 s books have been added to the list in e PERSIAN RUGS, Whit ANGLO PERSIAN RUGS. Whit- Thebay wocle S e Regular tal make, sized 10 ft. 6 in.x10 ft. 6 | Shavings, by Joseph C. Lincoln e “"" ""!‘:‘“ 0o, Sale price is $125.00. in. Regular $150.00 quality, for Oh, Money, Money, by Bleanor s rondl price 5 o $109.00. Porter. ¢ 5 TSSE GS, Whit- 9.00: el - ning at the | BODY/ BEUSSELE B8l o TEPRAC WIUTON RUGS of Amazing Interlude, by Mary Roborta | 11" : sized 10 f. 6inx10 ft. 6 in : S of Church strg 2 £ 4 Whittal make, size 10 f{. 6 in.x10 ft Rinehart, : 5 i cc $65.00. Sale price z - 3 appear in th 6 in, Regular price $95.00. Sale Miss Mink's Soldier, by Alice H. | 2PDe%r N (HERY NG TBEANG FUGE Ewh i L o151 39900 SRR . Rice, i hall by the memi ANGLO PERSH S USTE C il TEPRAC WII/TON RITGS, Whit- When the Sun Stood Still, by Cyrus | chyren tall make, size 11 f::" inx1 ‘c ‘A tal make, sized 11 ft. 3 in.x15 ft. | Townsend Brady N e i Regularly priced $225.00. Sale Regular price was $150. Sale price A The Man Nobody Knew, by Hol-| & rehearsal of the b price is $157.50. is $100.00. B | worthy H i "_‘"';"H i *‘“,_;'m_ch " ) % S u 2 NGIO AN RU Whit- Winds of Chance, L el Boact he Dbenefit of the PEERLESS BODY BRUSSE A B ) inds o han oy Rex Beach e S 5 Rugs of Whittall make. Regular tal make, size 10 ft. 6 inx12 ft. The Curfous Quest, by . Philips ]('\‘ fin: ”},IM('? [xfi :w -{’lfifcfiff.-dp?f(n ¢ price $93.50. Clearance sale price Regular price was $175.00. Sale Oppenheim. .“:{u \»»”m: 5t Misve Anna Gralnm 5y $68.75 price $125.00. The Zeppelin's Passenger, by E ‘\\- £ vun;: (,‘, -et i A v 5 AN 1GS, Whit- ROYAL WORCESTER RUGS, hilips Oppenheim. Al bt L 5 S S 9F ”\\G"?PP‘;&Q‘Q\\\fiR‘; inx12 ft Whittall make, size 10 ft. 6 in.x12 < Uncle \pj{nm- by Melville D. Post FURNITURE FOR SALE—Nearly ‘“';',",‘.“"d that it was a “patch-dleazie Wt Proea on aqu el amase. e ik sy E Sale - 2 o o new. Inquire 65 Maple St | wor . térms. = She e’ 11 0 11 Regularly riced $175.00. Sale price ft. Regular price $125.00. Sal iy The Light Above the Cross Roads, gax| “The mew colors of black, red and-linetanes. o T is $123.00. Do b | ¥ Mrs. Victor Rickard. SV . old tvpify new Germany, which will| * D Otto il B 51 bas b ) Marino On Trail, ) ! include in time German-Austria and | Germn n-KusBP ae! i ¥give tomorro) WHITTALL'S 9x12 RUGS, Teprac, Larchmont. Mahal and Lakewood ! Officer Philip Marino ik busily en- Van Camp's Milk 14c. Russell Bros. | nally Russtan-Germany,” he said. | to cond iy nflmfit( A domony Wiltons. * Regularly priced $82.50. Sale price $37.50 each. Bl | =aged in looking for a clue to the AQVt. Germany will be a sponsor for the ) Germany s d G ernias Atistria. ROYAL AXMINSTER RUGS, sized 8 ff. 3 in.x10 ft. 6 in. Regular party or parties who broke the red 0 grade, $35.00 ea. TAPRSTRY BRUSSELS RU Wl iomtomm o i e e e (e AN AQ 4 9x12 ft. Regular $2%50 kind, $23.30 ca. Bk a e e m et Sl [ GERMANSASSEMBICY] b S W | s prrsr cLas | IN One Night, While You Sleep: as is the usual custom., and Officer and has tal make, g AUTOMOBILE D ELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLR if|y; 1> ¢ Usus e HAVING AN AU oM O Gl VING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. W cano SDOStUrnInEfto (thalovictn — e ; e e e | e e M starine 'Ends Sore Throat, | the ground, smashing it beyond re- pair. —Meeting Has Some Par- ld BERL[N NE“’S results that it has hrought there dur- ‘[ held their regular weekly meefin Roberts Out of Army. T 0 Ofl &St, !eu S | | ing the past few months. The follow- | and rehearsal last evening at their Sergeant Warren Roberts has re- ing program will be carried out by | rooms in the parish hall. ceived an honorable discharge from Weimar, Feb. 24, (By the € Associ- | Quickest Pain and Ache Killer on| Begy's Mustarine is the @igial mi the students of the different schools: | he prayer the ermy and retun to his 3 meeting at (he Bast || : 2 ated Press.)—Conservatives and inde- Earth—Neuralgia. Backache, "tard plaster substitute made of goc Singing, School Chorus | Berlin Methodist church will be held | "O™M® on Broad eer He enlisted | penden( socialists were able to unite Heaaachs Go 5 My | honest, yvellow mustard—(not ched £0urRedCross Work B Bercival if(5 610w evesiine nstendl or Thm s n the aviation branch of the'army | eor the first time this afternoon. When | substitute)—combined with ' oth X fiftee nths ago and since thaf | : | The minute you rub o starine | i8zbool golass s day eyening awins fo the foir :‘yr.l 2. v”;m”: dtrca | o) . | the nifonal defense section of the new for any ‘m:’n L «»rneu';:m\“»”“w(fi baln (destroversiand s hishly sty EoliiDances EBCIioN S ch o0l gl e R e i 2 -fe st ioned iR al Paso, | constitution came up for the first rhad.- | [OF &nY pain, 2 o 5 You'lll jyended by miny physicians to redu = sl n el ey v pre < Texas, but never went overseas. He | . 1 know that all the misery and agony | (pe swelline . Singing, Kensington Schoo Tl Congregatioral s il : : ; ing, Hugo Haase, independent social- | | e It e [IEESsewsliinglot igovt N i . 5 = Be 0 egationa e w e | says t the men were tol¢ t v E ias started to go is very penetra- e o Junior Four Minute Speakers S antie onaeh el ilbe | ‘\’Afiv;l]v;\zm’w”vn:“n‘\\hl. told Vfihnr they [yut. provested that his party Had rof oo anted sorse L Y I | After all other remedies have fajl ! Physical Training, Hubbard school e e 1-.”\ ';“ ,:‘ al { ny overseas .‘.“ ° | been given legal advance notice thut i e 5 thousands have overcome the mise m e e g toos Tl g 3 D Tning AV et e et Any druggist anywhere, will recom- | caused by sore, burning feet., corr “The Meaning of Americanization.” | he Berlin Boy Scouts baskethall ( for HER O B G e L e e mend it; praise It; guarantee it. He | bunions and callouses. Use Mustari team held practice last evening at the | lowed under thelr bunks while in e b - Sty e i e will tell vou that a small box of this|for chilblains and frosted feet. b MHS‘ Pay More Money U Re{am "r"rnzryl"ff .l“‘\v‘olu‘\xrl:‘:r‘\hlcnx“ B. R. ! lown hall camp. While in Texas he met Private | CoN* &t first ruled that the first read- | [, o0 o) "5 cote ™ R el = e izt lors on Wednesdy evening at 8 o'clock SHOWING DECLINE | rx blirpose of the re-organization of | aid the independent socialists in post- | 8 : : ing might go on. but that there might will do the work | sure it's Begy's in the ok Christian Fndeavor Social—Rnights | A short program will be arranged by el | i 2 ) Alhert Conlon who returned home of 50 mustard plasters | =R R Y the Holy Name society, the follow- | Poning action 9 of Pythins Meeting—Small Ice Crop the members and an enjoyable tim —_— Meloflicens werol slectad President, Hugo Bruess, who framed the tenta e B iEintomiaed . S. Employment Service Reports | TNOmAS P. Prior: vice president, | tive draft of the new constitution s \ ' s—Other [tems of News About Town. noor Do Me Rk : I William F. Cafferty; secretary, Har- | the work had been done in 48 hoirs . not he any debate. Then, noticing onl Tonsilitis, bronchitis, pleurisy and L STOPS PAIN TF o < P., wil 1d A S he local lodge, K. of P., will hold | Fe oy . Duri old Cutting: treasurer, nelius . about two weeks ago. The two voung " s - and refreshments : « e 5 e . 11 independent soci s S Teaching Staft edlejiourianniiotesnments Van Camp's Milk 14c. Russell Bros. | foen. were 0 indepenident soclalists in - thelt | osp ceated coughli@o . byer: nisht ris oY : | -AdVE | neither of them had me! anyone | 5€at he attempted parliamentary | phoymatic sufferers joyfully praise. it SAR The Christian Endeavor of the Ken- | s strategy and asked if 15 membenr ¥ What promises to furnish one of | its regular weekly meeting this eve- Downing. Mr, Prior was the first versy ad meet as = he knew since cntering the service. for the way it speedily stops the | sington Congregational chunch will e S neis aoiislleinimbertioln aven oo n aineiy . = cANNOT BLISTER J Society Officers. 1 agony ar educes th olle: ints. | ~ SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT |Sncion Consreomiionsl, ohwee 1 ABOR CONDITIONS 2 X Sockty O azony ang reduces e svoien Joint | SR BU the most interesting discussfons held ; ning at the East Berlin Athletic hal Past Week. president of the society when it was : 4 » : the society are urged to be present. Tigures regarding the labor situa- [ ngzo, and for that reason decHned — § e e ey o this evening at the BerBn Town hall, i y THE M Lady of Mercy Sunday evening for | ENOUgh conservatives came forward fo | At a meeting at the Church of Our | Alion would vote against the measnre r‘ Kensington Congregational church par on the school problem and sftuation as | Small Tce Crop. tion in this city are not as pleasing | the office, but he was prevajled upon OHICAN ECONOMY DA e ;| The n e cutt - 0 acce e wish of the members S ! § s 5 2 K 5 weeks many of the local teachers have 3 8 i 5 Ihited Stales B BHt servicel e Gl IS R o i Sl 3 o | 1 - q d been offerad better paid positions in | been badly shattered owing to the re- | United Stales Employment service as pointed John Garrity and Tdward Musterole on Throats E 3 Save your imoney by trading here on Wednesday New Britain and Middletown. Four | cent snow storm. F Austin has those of the last week, and while they | yer as councilors. Charles Conlon and Chests i e e of these teachers have sent in their: started plans for an early Ccrop on are in the opinion of the rapresen- | musical direcior. and R No telling how soon the symptoms may | United States Food Administration License, Numover o5 resignations and are expecting to | three occasions but has had to give Up | tatives in New Britain, not alarming, | Was chosen spirilual director of the | geodd ol croup, or worse. And then’s | = leave next month. Those who have | the work either because of rainy | they show a decrease in the number | OTEanization. It was voled that the | ghen you're glad you have a jar of Mus | resigned are Miss Adelaide Bassett, | Weather or warm weather. As the | employed in the factories in New | meetings of the society be held on | tercle’at hand to give prompt, sure re | ALL DAY—GENUINE MONEY SAVERS principal of the Kensington Grammar | Winter is nearly over it appears that | Britain and nearby. The exact num- | the second Sunday of each month. | Jief, It does not biister. McNAMARA'’S © McNAMARA the East Berlin Grammar, and Miss | Vear. the coming week. a further decr: vears: and iyl Mildred Palmer and Miss Fthel As- Berlin Briefs. of 112 is anticipated. This, howevyer, | MONthly meetings mothers know it. You should keep a | OR BOI OGNA OR BO[GOGNA 4 % 1 finwall, teachers at the Kensington Mrs. Josephine Dodge, who has will be offset by an increase of 122 in f""‘ :w ,"‘ o Inyrlq x-; H}“y\‘s””':1‘1.4vy\‘y~:‘\"\jali ir; tht;l hcuse,;eadyio:lmstant use, | Grammar school. With these four | been visiting her hrr;thar at |"1‘\s hn]:»o other factories which will balance out "’”’;" Ll B “evtesss;r: {f::):fy {;;fmih;'tlit;’ :g;‘s"fie' | BES AINE POTATOES 15i1b pk vacancies in the local schools and the | on Wilcox Avenue. Kast Berlin, AS | with ten more employees than the| . ° ?PP° SRS SR i A & ), Lo s | T MAI TV venu.... 150b pk 37c great demand for their service with |returned to her home at Wadden, | number last Saturday future to make arvangements for the | croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head- | ! < deavor to show the local citizens that aizs Rtlenyy@SUpCeng UL See S mextlisaturday B115/690; BlnTimbariioe || s s - et e 000 n sk nre S pasonnlsto MDYl Be Elin e R recoyering | i are undergoing minor operations at St g i Native Veal Legs 1b 25¢ Fresh Pigs Feet Ib 4 Domenicana . ~RI , ™ to the different schools so he might|, o == Stamford, Feb. 25.—wWijliam D has returned to this countr MEADOW BROOK CREAMERY BUTTER 1b S taded hair beautifully dark and lux- B years ago. FAMILY REMEDY FOR ALL | Try this for your break When it comes to Cheese so for coughs that threaten bronchi- | or soft brush with it and draw this Powders” The 2,000 lbs. LEAN PLATE CORNED BEEF b 15¢ Figtorieaiasiasl tHaorE S e The figures compiled by Chairman | Sitertainment ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, | FRESH CAUGHT HADDOCK ........ .. 1b 10¢ | | 3 4n order to keep these teachers or se- | heen at the New Britain General [ increase, 10; number of factories an. e T (Gl > i | | the town for the school expenses, has| The T. A. B. Fife and Drum corps| Native Exgs 55c doren at The Busy | wranciy fosmiial in Hartford have time to look into the Rerlin loss and Youths | giih Sy resident of tie ¢ AN Plain the meaning of the word Ameri- s L i ) | el . S i ¢ canimation and what can be obtained | Uri2nt. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul AL iEiE PRE | fast some morning we have the hest thr it. He will also mis'e a short|PNUE recipe at home though, I8, van Camp's Milk 14c. Russell Bros. | ¥ = ! : v Pancakes and Syrup RzOUSTE At Sihutil L troublesome. An easier way is to get LB bt o ! OR THE MORE DANGE S 3 3 tis. Nothinz quite cqmals Linonine | f§ LARGE SOUND YELLOW ONIONS .. 4 Ibs 10¢ 3 ! Powders are taste der of the Sheriff of Panthor - e § FORESTERS’ HALL through your hair, taking one small less and harmless anq { et L AN : YOUNG AMERICA CHEESE ..............1b 31¢c | school: Miss Strafinger, principal of | there will be a small ice crop this ber of the decrease is and during | Dues will he 'he same as in ,",'""““” As first aid and a certain remedy, | v L ) 0 pavanle At he | Musterole is excellent. Thousands of | i FRANKFORTS FRANKFORTS cure others the town w Miss Florence Hill of Pearl street — the addition of other Ingredients == While gray. faded hair is not sinful, and Dance we all desire Lo retain our youthful POWDERS Secretly i rtha R cah lodge, I. O. O F., |joints, sprains, sor , chilblaing This will put B. R. Showalter, the| erlin are planning to attend the service are as follows: Number Martha Rebekah lodg i P! e muscles, chilblains, LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS iy JEA] )\ LDERS .. .. 2 S roDelate moselmenay heen released from the institution and | forces this week, 3; number of fac. | meoting. — - — = | Little Store, 301 M - % di el q = - " i e, Main street.—Advt nk Ellis of Whiting street is ; Y ] salaries alone. Mr. Showalter stated | ] AD[ES! SECRET TO FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 52 3 . the past 1§ ance with the American Expedition- | 11N NE TAKES THAT AWFUL | past and as it is at the present time. Sage and Sulphur | rance with LINONT < HAT AWFUI ied on at New Britatn, and the good | j ! PLAINTS OF ADULTS AND Aot et S Ak A fine creamy, tasty, appearance and attractiveness. By Any 1 : : : ) Given by Froggy Voice Sextet darkening vour hair with Wyeth's stop the Drink Habit, 1t she waein row For Notice of the Big Auc- Carrots, Beets, Parsnips, Tlurnips 3 Ibs 10c Jocal superintendent, in a tight posi- automobile show at Hartford this | men employed last Saturdas s Hr “““I Haesuin] "L’G“‘;‘;““ 1:";;;’;“2"“ lg;?:;e%rzfinéngnggfi:n% the chest (it tion. Mr. Showalter will therefore en- week | miimber foclanticipatedifemployestlion | o il g e = ool [iea0e el 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. SHOULDER ROASTS OF NATIVE VEAL 1b 22¢ » g Lean Pot Prime Lean BEEF ceeee 0 208 oo v 220 sonene 18 BEEF The school board reports that after | sent home. tories anticipating an increase, 33: Brief Items. making out the regular mid-year | . Rurliigham Schurr. naturalist, | fotal decrease, 112¢ total mmeeeoes 1oy >orle G statement it finds that the additional | who has been ill at his home in ! Ol L e e e Lean Pork Chops 1b 37c Fresh Spare Ribs.lb undergoing {reatment al the Hartford this morning that during the past 2 il SLICED PIGS LIVER week he has neglected his daily visits DARKEN GRAY HAIR STAMFORD BANKER DEAD, poshiie, Voli of the U. S. In L0 e ; 7 - KT S . Francis P. O'Brien, head of the Common garden sage brewed into a :‘,0:],: lk‘:?u: r[';:;:iin;’ng‘iLhT ancl‘\u.‘ e i >s. _He has been discharged KICK OUT OF A nl\m) (‘nm)‘ 3 HEINZ EXTRA LARGE SOUR PI(C KLES doz aaencle i = “it. | heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol | o, o TR0, HERS | AND RENDERS HARM- | :'r')'\cv:(-‘;;‘nV‘T.ft\:l\p:)srshl:rnr:!n;{;\l:rn]il:fil;: el ol i i ey ennlAtodeyE BT wasbo rniin i Midq e LESS 1 THE, GRFAT | a large bottle, at little cost, at drug - CRILDREN. % 3 & & & B ; ; stores; known ax “Wyethe Sage and | LE He Drlnks % (BT R FLOUR SYRUP whole milk, our price 1 ) avoid ave a of i 7 | = ; = q o enefit Entertainment Sulphur Compound.” thus avoiding a e at all times—there's no teiling what | 15¢ pkg. 22¢ bot. 35¢ 1b, 3 Ibs for $1.00 . ive Him TESCUM y Instant it will be needed, especially Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one 'to do so Tholsands off wemen are tion Which Will Take Place in AT AT T T > S i P THURS. FEB. 27. 8 P. M.|¢» tell because it does it so naturally, happy today, because thes e This City On Thursday. Friday LARGE SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES .. doz 37c AT 4. &, 3 *| 80 evenly. You just dampen a sponge husbands, sons or brathars “Tescum saturday. Absolute Sale By Or- -\FTERVOO\' SALE 4 to 6:30 P. M y: h N SALE & ot (VIS BERLIN hairs have disappeared. After | You take no risk as Tesoum Pow How Much Do You Off B anoiner application or two your hair |ders are sold under a steel-bound Nor Failt to Secithe Nt s Music by well known Jazz Five and | becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft | money-refund guarantee by Apothe- RLOUDOIVE and luxuriant and you appear years|caries Hall, 591 Main street, and entertainment by popular Happy Four | younger, - other druggists. | ¥ N and more of the local teachers will resign A number of young men from Fast | Ifenry §. Tallard of the Employment Martha Rebekah Meoting. lumbago, pains and aches of back or | FANCY FRESH CHILLED SMELTS Noihe 21c I have to ap- | hospital for the past few weeks, has | ticipating a decrease in their working | alup roome. A social followed the already been used in paving teachers’ S > { zens' Sav- | er s > for several months i 5 ~ achool problem, as it has been in the | fulness With Grandma's Recipe of |jnz5 bank of this oity for b mnes Lo | after serving f e MOH. SELECT FRESH EGC ~ QR talk on the work as it is being car-|ing 1eggy-to-use preparation improved N THROAT AND LUNG COM- We have both CHEESE \ mother, wife or sister can Watch This Space Tomor- 8! 0 1000 can be given County N FANCY EVAP. PEACHES 2 Ibs 25¢ strand at a time; by morning all gray 'in either liquid or solid food. Already “One Dollar Bid.” W