New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 9

THE BEAUTY OF NEW WASH GOODS Will Pay Well All Who From Our Larze and Fine Line and warm weather gowns, you and comfortable lovely materials have cver <tufi's in almost bewildering array. from them while stocks are we would like to show you. For dainty are showing as woven and printed en are alrcady selecting complete. Here are some them. Scotch ported kind, D. You well know ones, 40 checks, laven- gold, £1.25 Exquisite Voiles. woven inches wide. Handsome and fancy stripes in blue, der, reseda, old rose, old pink and peach. Beautiful, yard. Some Lovely Voiles are shown in neat little check effects, coin dots, pretty floral and other designs Would make fine cool waists and dresses. 69c yard. Dotted Swiss Voiles, of white ground work, plaided with black, lavender or blue, wonderfuly pretty for waists and Be sure to see these for yard. whose the inches, Voiles, from is 40 Very ineh in the taupe. pass it $1 Rich tin darker wine, and if yard. Printed dresses $1 & 5 2 and inch. are very design, formed stripes for a of light $1 yard. Woven Voiles, 386 attractive in black “py black hairline groundwork Chnice French rosc and reseda, inch width. with selection thonch 75¢ yard. while ~cen. Disc fresh Ginghams. the merits of standard material. ing of patterns and rare colorings. Diffcrent From patterns are copied English and tremely good at this price, $1 yard. Looking striped shades, you want something nice, Applique beautiful colorings and easy assortment NEW’ BR!TAIN DAIL L A!N‘ ’I RocweLL DR HIRING WOME | Female Employes Bemg . Jobs in Grinding Depart | STRIKE ALMOST FORGO C OUR Postmaster Advised of a Rates—Many Go to Notes—Entertainment Thi§ Service [APN t}eiect Evening—Other Bricf Items. Drake companys ind aj The which was Plainville number of strike charge Rockwell center short time employes protest interest when went out on against the dis- of their fellow-work- in women and girls, } New Britain, for grinding depantment of recent strike, while sreat deal of excitement comment for several weeks, has | almost forgotten by the towns- and khere is no activity among | strikers at present Entertainment Tonight. number of tickets have | for entertainment to | the Congregational church | house this evening. Captain H. Trumbull will exhibit his mo- | pictures of a huntinz trip among | mountains of Wyoming. He has | shown such pictures before Plain- | ville and they proved popular. | cream and candy on sale the exhibition Candidates Sequassen lodge, highly eresting ning ) was of ago 1€ waists, we They are in minating woms- and lines are Come, look at as a of is now ome 8, hiring principally work in the factory. it caused and reen people the from the = the real im- Anderson's, this| show- & J A fine | Usual are the \ heen large sold e given a parish John tion make. Width L ‘he quality ex- are the 40 Foulard Voiles browns, Don't reseda in very will Tce be Voiles in after designs. 40 the big variety, Come early is full, Initiated. ©) ®). 10k | meeting F. hall initiated Following the social hour and held last eve- | inSTC \ class candidates of nto first degree there refreshments the degree was a HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED ”m served A very enjovable was the opinion of all. Postoflice Rates, Postmaster P. J. Pr communication third assistant were eve- ning, OF US. | | | | | | ceived office of | has from the postmaster general ior a the litable places | peaple to erect | citizens most s recommended by local sm proposed memorial the Kilby square and triangle at the ! Congregational church | the monument or memorial, | will be chosen. will of or rble it will be d H]O meeting A report will 1 to the local war board immediate after the meeting BERLIN NEWS -BROTHERS ARE BACK WITH WAR GROSSES Charles and Mat thew Brown Decorated in France | are I the Rer Hn Whether whichever tone ma he mad | PROFTTEERING IN TURK DURING WAR WAS EXTREME London, March 7.—Profitecring wa rried to such an extreme in Turkey during the war that, in the - opinion of a special representative of the British press at Constantinople, it | passes comprehension how people WORRAY PROPERTY SOLD. Moo 0 ca { | a ! managed | stantinople, he says: | “There is no doubt that Gidorge Dodd Buys Berlin Street Res- | during the war, was largely the play- y . thing of Enver Pasha, Talaat Pasha Club and their bahd of satellites. They Supper—Other | duced the country to a state of w sale corruption ble for key and in amassing riches selves allowed economic conditions become a nightmare. “Nowhere else in the whole arca of the war have the prices of commodi- ties approached anything like the heights known here. The right to use a railway wagon, was sold for 1,000 pounds, profiteer w secured it | bought, sugar from Austria or Germany at a shilling or so a pound, | and sold it at two or three hundred times its value, making 50,000 pounds or more on a single consignment of modest dimensions urkey idence—Triangle Social— Motherhood | re- ole- Tu them- to Club remarka Ttems. and Matthew Brown, went overseas about a year ago, ar- rtyed at New York last Saturday and the present time at Camp Upggn awaiting their discharge. Both of bovs are natives of this town 1nd are the only two colored soldiers from Berlin. After being drafted Hoth of the young men were sent to Pramce about two weeks after arriv- ilg in a training camp and without receiving a furlough to bid their frignds good-bve. During the < Brief *Charles who | are A sy JEWS ASK WILSON'S HELP, % Mexico City, March 7.—Jews of the capital recently cabled a request to President Wilson that he present at the peace conference their de- mands for a free and independent Palestine as homeland for the Jews. They also included a request that he use his influence to prevent pogroms that have occurred in the old prov- inces of Austria-Hungary EAT LESS AND TAKE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS hattles near Belleau Wé&dd both Dbrothers distinguished (henfselves for their bravery under fire and were awarded the Croix de Buerre Funeral of Mariette Wright. ,The funeral of Mariette Wright, aged 65, who died at the home of Frank Aspinwall last Wednesday niorning, was held yesterday after- ndon from her late home. The body was taken to Bristol for interment. | Rev. Samuel Fiske, pastor of the Rerlin Congregational church, offici- ated. Boy Scouts Meet Tonight. The Berlin Boy Scouts will hold a biz meeting at the town hall tonight. There will be a basketball game be- tween the local team and the Inde- pendents of New Britain, followed by s social and dance. McKeon's orches- tra will furnish the music. Lester Deming will referee the game. Fol- lgwing is the lineup of the local team: enter, Howard Hall; right forward Earle Brown: left forward, Everett S. Turner: right guard, Lawrence Aus-| tin; left suard. Willlam Turner. Motherhood Chab Supper. Motherhood olab of the Congregational church will give a supper this evening to the Parents’ lub of the church at the church pa 30 o'clock. A short program wrranged riangle Social Tonight. iangle club of the American company will hold a social this evening at "he club is also planning show and entertain- in the future Estate Murray le for the of Salts before Breal- Back burts or bothers you. Glass if your Bladder Take a fast and women against Kidne too much and The American men must guard constant trouble, because we cat all our food is rich. Our blood ! filled with uric acid which the kid- neys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and the result | is Kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead: your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to see relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or dizzy, nervous | spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu- | matism when the weather is bad, get | from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon n a glass water before breakfast | for a few days and your kidneys will { then act finc This famot salts is made from acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, ani has been used for generations to flush and stimulate cloggéd kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of Arritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive: jure, makes a delightful lithia-water beverage, and every home, because nobody can make mistake by having good kidne lushing any time, | | { | { The Berlin logs at 7 has been Tr The Paper Goods dance and Grange hall to run minstrel ment at hall Mur, y “The Richard has been months, Murray purchaser bein has been living Wilcox estate on is of near Sold. estate the past to death of Ny been sold. George Dodd, on the Elizabeth Berlin street. No Decision On Memorial. The committes appointed to on the memorial which was proposed by 4he Berlin war hoard announce that they will hold a meeting in the near future and ider the many ideas which have bLeen sent in by the local the whic fow Mr. the who B the on owing has fir | cannot in- effervescent in | act e belongs a e or a a ‘Low Production Keeps Industries i.there have been | amount of coal | the «t Washingion, D. C., concerning the rates of postaze on first class matte The states that the increasc rates heen repealed and direets 1 the rates on first clgss to be the as those Octoher 2 thus re- rate on letters cents and domestic | two cents to one | further directed cent stamped Dostal July them | | | | GREAT BRITAINMUST + PRODUCE MORE COAL order in has July arc that on matter i same effeet on 1917 the three domestic from on posta cent from office of three ind two femand for is en- velopes cent are 1 will as Le Down; Plenty If It Is Mined 10 cent stamy demand class to dispose three a small fourth Iy and date London, Jan (Correspondence | | | Assoviated Press).— oy | third {hat them for of must "he ¢ coal | 1o i Many be produced ' if Great are to successfuily by the United Hartford. parade ir Go to Kingdom Britain’s manut and 1 honor Major lwards from Major | of | turers Geor today world’s market with those of other nalions, declarc economists. They poi pavent inability of G produce enough coal stries at top spec time provide the people It is claimed therc coal in the United Kingdom. mines are heing opened and dey n South Wales, the chief source of upply for many years. but the cost operation increases as the deposits near the surface are exhausted New fields have been developed clsewhere, notably in Yorkshire. Not- tingham seems to have inexhanst- supply of coal but developments hampered by the ab- miners drafted for the well t to an at Britain her in- the same of the informed \p- to the commande 1s New Eng- majority inville com- attended the not | Gen ! the known own in France. The the P ard to keep ar d and at of the miembers of P State Their but and W oof t for comfort att ndance roll wa nearly all of intention o and taking men were eption was < abundance Now loped & + Saturday ed their fendin o reception in the parade. The companied by the officers of the com- | They had their first opportun- | lon their new uniforms appearance Service Notes. cards have been of Richard Caf- that he to be Cafferty tingent Upton. ITe very short furlough q hut duty from men s i pa - pany and ty to i presented a great- | iy improved | an 2 o Letters post hy relatives Bank str health within with reeived ferty of in good sent left and went While fand sence of many rmy Experts have saving T expeets discovered the annually person employed declined from 312 to 244 tons in 1912. This is contrasi- ed with reports from the United | States showing that production of coal there annually has 100 tons per perso 10 660 tons in 1912 This propos British coal that produced in the mines | tons in days. drart mp) homy Plainville was sent by a e « within cach has 1 overseas a a he hospital ned to returned without in the was removed from | soon and 1890 | ames MeNally, who about a month in a hospital at will not re he entirely imb which an auntomobil Brief Ttems. Wade Ir., of a trained gettin trenches to e WAS asso | | I \ a increased employed in azo is White P his ance fined and until his th cranking te decrease production is aft failure to machinery | ion of ains, | ibuted | new | dis- < ] the adopt and of less work period s heen charge of while recovers nd improved operation more vstems injured tr use s was of and demands and a public h Brita industrial demn miners pay Confronting ral o of industry Nevertheless, miners in demand 6-hour days a week while men want o for refreshments One writer points of produ Great Briiain production in less in 1912 the tant which i and Hon. John undey Hart Mr t ton gene io L t ord lieve at n's most s 2 Hlirsedin expansion anding che some working in other paid for impo B itish . is b md Mes. Mason, of Farming- sections day five are receiving congratulations Niles Mason Welch, on 1t the son the rd. Mrs Gertrude birth of a tarium in formerly Main a s Harifc Miss cet. nia eno, was < sections 20 min- be of utes meaning St out that coal has doubled 1886, the United than in 1886 land, he declares, must have coal to carry on her highly manufacturing industries tition with other countries that advantage. Moreno. East hospital daught while Joseph the Ne 1 been & of in the cost v Britain 1ere she in of since cos the States operated upon for appenc was Mercy Rosary ons at the this cheap Thurch of ations dev ev and the loped o ning w in compe- of the s have st the Therc ille ning who Cross. will be & meetin No. 1 in of Plain- Hose Company this 15 EMBARGO - eve ON NEWSPAPERS LIFTED IN LONDON With newspapers. announcement Sunday paper for Express, which the publis xpress. Lord until recent is understood onal Xl o'clock the tiremen's room in town hall ALl mem- bers o presc al I 10 wi n meeting o, Londen, March the lifting There a of Martha Monday 1. hall 7 spec loc Mareh meeting Rebekah ge an embargo on time measurc of another the Sunda produced of a war- made evening Tl London 1 vote be tal meet- hou held drill Mon the matter March 17 a supper one will calling of the car e S an Daily who was formation, ing ture The ations, on a to be There 1iso date officers and minister and on be the to that will be a or his poer S ard team i the FOR urday of attentio v on evening SALL afton housel war produced all Sunday News, the Sunday Herald Miarch X8 publi the Na- Telegram | the wpeared fom Sn papers Evening Pictorial and Two dailics Standard and the new tional ind the lots old ni te 1shing shings, | ic Keenoey ille w ton St in (G the Citizen, 4 | a or i is ast@ul | are not ceived on'# have disablif as severe. in this true of t cd tubérculosis jured from the eff@ measics, and the likes for them, if they can accept it, free retraining rades, $65 per month itenance, and placement qualified he federal board education is nof only the club organizations, bt is to correspond with individ- these subjects, in order to get with all disabled men, and information regarding all in minig mai { in where for “vocationa) iterest xious touch velcomes ich B HILAI)FLPH A NAVY YARD HAS EXPANDED Yard is Idcal For Warship Purposes: 10,560 Workers Employed H Philadelphia adelphia March vard Phil- greatly The navy has been xpanded during the war. Nearly $20,000,000 has been for appro- priated task making the for of the an ideal plrposes. of hip cnormous blishment The building vdock, 1,064 feed wide, will absorh of th m. Tt wiil hip afloat and will to accommodate time 900 es war- d feet long . rccom- 000.000 the largest ructed ships at one wo new ways building battleships. 11 machine shop and chine shops will 000. It is expected months the first of the new navy fruction on Since the i building has of 35,00 was dec modalc be two so con as feet long large strucfur- pattern and ma- another $3.000,- at within a few battle cruisers be under con- ways the naval completed and when d airplanes equal the the world for | a two will the ne war hegan air- at the heen 000 ar 1 from largest c factory most pow turned said to and rful i heing There were out kers employed with roll of $51,000. Before the v workmen here. 10,000 civilian Iy AL wo 1 ds 500 ) were WELSH YANKS LIKE PEOPLE, in Wales Eats" 1= Are Good, But “The Better. London Marc When the world-touring nks of their who have spent | Wales U s les and part time in zet home A hos- carry k to the of W, Welsh people a beiter time Yankee sailor after been invited into a Welsh home. | Welsh are charming in their: Almost without exception of family can sing play musical instrument. But | while music is ennobng to the soul, | ‘here's way to | d approbation of through the those fine impres ba sion the ) of the Never had fo,” says the in my he | as The homes every a member the a sure the Yanlk stomach Welsh things there than ull- nee the hat's | | And can my how people a Eng- o Then, too, vere iful between it more pler in wnd, so good music, beople and of t pleniy good things i going home wi on Wales e hoys are officiai 0. K Welsh Sunday is a the from M. ( afternoon. and all | i's | favor Americans 50 to e time fo ning AN spend AMERICAN SOLDIERS SLE IN PALACE ON THE P RHINL Coblenz, March 5.—-An American corpc guard has been sleepin 1y blenz on the in the Royal Palace in Co W oblenz inc ren the Amc cans came took all the mnd the o the one ¢ they larger government buildings ufairs of state re move t mansion which is 0 know 1S ) emperor's mer palac cans are not ted unde m o palace ¢ en- main vas formerly oldicrs doing g the | 'BIG GUN FIGHTERS endeavoring o i In lin sho of At terday ing fig thi The De cha me With pa clo | were | raider an Es reg in anc thry have ST I cle and | werc cor wo anc cordial | for he R r 1 i cou the + 01 Yol AR o velt ot Darate NKiT flow camplete,s ahd color combinatjony, nothing" colors. You must*see’tis display i Ay e * Yardwind Up These Qpeq.fi’l’et,ncoat Values Taken the appreciate. { Prices ;5 » bt best to Should Be Advantag . o5, Koy, 98—Genuine \wmm‘r\v.bdn/]wn and all silk in white, -plain%es _(» »Nothing Better to Be Had At § Petticoats. of styles For taffeta black, slors and changeable ety mrgm e P flot ain —All *etticoats, everal 8—Fine heavy q ashionable silk in all stvles and jerseyy top With this unust n ; 1 colors, | all = silk plain For 8§ extra quality lity all colors, and taffet BRAZIL ESTABLISH AT BOSTON| AMERICAN 7 ARRIVE » 3 Addition to Artillerymen, Prisoners ' Burcau Will Devote Entire Work Taken By Moewe Arc Brought Pan-Americanism: Results Back Home. to Be Watched 7.—The White Star Washington, March offi Braz I March returned Boston Yedic o their home e has 2 Pl er »res here today 2,300 soldiers, most Heavy them members of the 54th developmen tillery. The harbor welcome of yes- favorable comment greet- gun was supplemented by a rtment T and in gover this receivel at close quarters as the big ment rough ™ hters landed at Commonwealth pier | reau s ding to advices s morning | soldiers « vens, from where they will be irged or distributed to various bilization camps. the men in sseners came 22 thing. They were at German taken in 1917 from Moewe, which had d sunk their vessel, the meralda. The men said the, quired to work iz hours daily while prison, on scanty food allowances, 1 added that but for food received ough the Red Cross they must hroken down. here, Braz poses to crystalize I entrained for Camp i s support of the doctrine of Pan-Am dis- 1 de- | ican solidarity The of entirely dev Americanism gestions made a work new d ision khaki as men in fellow | civilian former prison- where the the famous captured Steamer be ted It s the result of su Pan-American con in is held Braazil been camps, erences that have past ten vear N th ntr tion two first ¢ up su an o altho th America suggestion Activities the different h Ameri organizations, ganiz gh every c endo country were s has sed arious organizatio: North s P as of Lations of an can \merican a, as wel n-Amer FEIN LEADERS March 7 several Sinn returned from 1stituency. In the normal were taking their have choose would e vacancies no Sinn Feiner is goi nt this course is not oblig v have not rion, CHOSEN. studied by 1 NN experts »ublin urea Whenever At e recent Fein leaders than ctions ganizatior such or more one 1e ne = course, government ud Prazil othe pr the) seals, they 1 there S upe end betw fresh created clections 2 Lo ANSC e thos But | ©f An tia- | clals and g to much al tory isphere Dr, merly greatest iona decided to adopt w resu UMANIAN Mare QUEEN Jansen Prc Antonio HONORED. Premier director of aris Clemen- Brazilian reat this forenoon receive the war ministr tumania. The h full milita rt vard of the premier f u 1 private- Queen Marie was received | the ind His stant queen A diplomat of He y hormors in ministry. She Berlir office conversed together and hour foreign Hats Lamson - Hubbard ey ASHLEY-BABCOCK f distinction