New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 3

NEW BRII.® Boston Store PROWDER PROMISES i T0 FIX SENTENCES | | Excessive Penalties Tmposed o WIDE PLEATED Soldiers to Be Reduced | | are now serving prison terms will have The Right Laxat For The Little O The natural condition of a child is to be Caldwell happy and carefree. When the girl mopes ment of and is indifferent to school and study. or the little is boy is sullen and refuses to go out and play, A few h:" 8 the child needsa laxative to empty the bowels "2PPY 8 and stir up the liver. It ita herself, and 8 Waists and Dresses. Come in plain e e e ol T aists ar 8. > J | Major-General Crowder has thus produce the result {n as simple and nét- pation, for , SOl thE senuts milifary affis com- ural a w:.ay as possible. Harsh cathartics jn colds and fe and physics are neither necessary nor de- gl disorders mittee during a hearing on proposed : : ¢ flame, Copenhagen, tan and all want- | jooiqation to amend the law relating sirable. " is constipation. ¥ Many mothers have found that the com- The druggist bination of simple laxative heils with pepsin pay for Syrup sold by druggists under the name of Dr. promised. SYRUP pepst The Perfect The newest and latest trimming for | been ‘cleared up” and the sentences | reduced hemstitch and painted edge in Organ- die, Satin and Georgette Crepe, White, «+d colors and combinations, 50c to | to military courts-martial $1.10 yard. { General Crowder, who is judge ad- vocate-general of the Army, said that | PLEATED ORGANDIE ¢ | the sentences would be reduced ‘Wide Collar and Cuff Sets, throuzh the power of the president desirable colors, 30c sect. to remit sentences. He admitted that heavy sentences have been imposed SILK FRINGES | during war times for plinary pur- A fine assortment of the latest in all | p and that it is now proposed to \djust these sentences. el yanted colors, plain and looped, Machinery for this purpose, he said. as set in motion before the senate egan i's inquiry into court-martial proceedings and drew out the testi- For Dr Suit and Coat Trim- mony of General Ansell, acting judge wnd | advocate-general, in regard to exces- | 'sive sentences of soldiers which colors | shocked the senators. General Crow- der said also that he had appointed GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDS General nsell at the head of the and Cords; all widths and sizes. board which is reviewing the cases. Would Vest Review in President. S - - The general criticized the proposed it al during t o o SR = Koo currence in many of our communities t > d_dur- — [fmass ”“"",‘\w”.\“’ Tpilich iproposes to has so weakened the general health 18 coming year from DESTEREE give to judge advocate-general and other sfortunes, and to seek the power to review, revise and re- :’_’(:_‘”] j:“::""f“ ke ‘;““1‘ \“\"h‘f‘;‘;‘;‘”;j His guidance in the rational and holy verse the judgments of courts-mar- SRR i nR, G ) A iy S tial. He said this appellate power s : iua _ {fully vouchsafed to us. \ L] | | PRICE AS ALWAYS In spite of greatly increased laboratos Ty costs due If you have never us o the Waz, by sacrificing profits and sbsorbing war Pepsin send for a free trial axes we have maintained the price at which this 465 W family laxative has been sold by druggists for the past G years. Two sizes—50C and $1.4 widths, 59¢ to $1.50 yd. “SAPPHO"” SILK BRAID mings. We have it in all widths 2 SON 114—116 ASYLUM ST. HAREFORD ONE PRICE OLO. CO. e ning the should be lodged in only one man, the :::[\:‘t‘:‘:}::o 3 ;’,:‘ "{ s ol Yours sincerely, President of the United States. Ho £ : deem it prudent to dispe JOHN J. NILAN, The Place to B from g 25, Ointment 25 & 60, TA!cuml) /s vidbrtice of tha o= poasibia moy e ; e of Cuticurs, Dept. E, Hoston. s = . 1 ple of this diocese dur the season advocate-general the power proposed, ing on all days of Lu and from a ¥ LANY CHILDREN entire discipline of the Army, no mat- ey et T e SR ann b ,.w‘,f":s“,j;,, i g ol : Bishop John J. Nilan of the Catho- rather increase our strict observance glith b RatoWacallnti o Colonel . (.} Davis, of the judge ' : s i et o0 et ; season. We s are Dilehedi by it Uied e advocate-general's office, testified and lic Diocese of Hartford, in a letter 5 Chamberlain read into the record the in his diocese, has dispensed Catholics the : x | letter of instructions that was re- .quring the season of Lent from tho tho Lente conscientious objectors were treated Lent and from _abstinence on all days a frequent | in contrast with the terrific penalties except Fridays,” in view of the recent munion. — A Skin Cleared By—— department was not proud of the let- ' of the health of the people. d utlcura S GA M IE N ter, for it concludes with an-injunc- Bishop Nilan’s leiter fo the pastors Oa lication under all circumstances. Da To Be Mandled With T4 — ‘Chamberlain put the letter relating to conscientious objectors into the rec- | said he had advocated such a plan in Bishop of Hartford he said, would he to give to that offi- stinence on all days except Friday. ! bt e Your New ecially te tinence from mothers fnr over 30 years. Sold by Drug- while he was on the stand Semator addressed to the heads of the parishes s ever ! | sponsible for the kindness with which opligation of fasting on all days ot possible & | imposed on other offenders. The War influenza epidemic and for the safety e give tion to keep its provisions from pub- | of the paris follows: S ANt rovidaiag AR Tt was at this point that Senator s E : S S S S - F Our department is fairly abloom { ord with new spring garments. Adjutant-General of the Striking little box suits with bright did wonders for me, Why not try it yourself? ¥ There are certain times during youth when the skin is inclined to break out, Army. “To the Commanding Generals of all National Army and National | Guara Division Camps. “Subject—Conscientious Objectors, silk vests. Long graceful Dolman capes of Sil- become pimply, red and rough. “The secretary of war directs that Such blemishes are usually noticed vou be instructed to segregate the during the change from boyhood to conscientious objectors in their divi- manhood, from girlhood to woman- sion and to place them under super- hood. Great care should be taken lest | vision of instructors, who shall bo this condition become chronic. specially selected with a view to in- The contirfued use of Resinol Oint- suring that these men will be han- ment and Resinol Soap during such | dled with tact and consideration a times seldom fail to reduce the in- | “With respect to their attitude of flamed spots, thus rendering the afflic- | ©blecting to the military service, these tion less conspicuous. men are not to be treated as violating 5 military laws, thereby subjecting At all druggists. themselves to the penalties of the ar- | ticles of war, but their attitude in this respect will be quietly ignored and they will be treated with kindly I b consideration. PEGTI L CORNGIE e e | vertone and velour. Beautiful beaded Georgette Dresscs and Georgette Waists. liffe’s 1919 | Wali Pape | SEVE R Wi aanst et Th-‘;f Latest Sp[flflg ) s | . Dolmans from $29.75 to $49.50. Now Ready for Your Inspection FF to be given to the newspapers.” The line includes the best selec- L"'T CORNS 0 - tions from 8 of the leading manufact ers and comprises over 1,00 lass of Hot Water terns in many charming de In all the new Spring shades. Serge Dresses from $9.95 to $25.00 structions contained in the foregoing and the Spring Silks from $14.50 to $85 tures and colorings. On choose just the very thing to h\nwu'lizc with b furniture, rugs, and draperies. { o M }LLHNERY VALUES . 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We can save you 1-3 or more on all millinery Those of us who are accustomed to { feel dull and heavy when we arise; TR S T 2on L splitting headache. stuffy from a cold, 'r.ml tongue, nasty breath, acid v stomach, lame back, can, instead, both w Doesn’t hurt a bititoRlitERthatil s e s b et aaiifas ba ldnicy oo sore, touchy corn off with | ways by washing the poisons and tox- v fingers & ins from the body with phosphated hot water each morning. I AO ST Our decorator will purchases. . T ottt suggestions and help you ; ' Here are a few special for Saturday, exceptional ! a elp 3 ¢ : a glass of real hot water with a tea- [ possible. TRY US & values, day's indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, S ST e Wk R e sweetening and purifving the entire Regular value up to $6.00. lecil e S ol G b o copies of French model, all smart trimmed hats, in- is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans [} '5“ 9 farlk pt Niaw . J ipusoraline. 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