New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 15

Pre-Faster Announcement at The Bee Hlv NEW BRITAIN’S NEW LADIES’ STORE The Opening of Qur Doors Last Week was according to schedule though the store was unfinished. Our Store is now Complete and prepared to serve you. WONDERFUL OFFERINGS OF CAPES, DOLMANS AND WRAP COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES All the Smart Cape Fashions of the day are represented in Men’s Wear Serge, Gaberdine, Velour, Specially priced $11.50 up the favored materials. Silvertone and Tricotine. Our Opening Features are as follows: IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT You will find an unusual showing of Advance Easter Models. Our assortment includes the new Mitzis, Sailors, Tams, Bandeau effects, Turbans and Matrons’ Hats, made of Lisere and Milan Straws, Miliam and lacy transparent effects, specially priced for the Opening Week $3.98 to $10.00. Banded Sailors $1.98 to $4.98. The Sport Hat is more popular this season and our showing includes Pineapple Braids and Liseres in solid colors and two-tones. Un- trimmed Straw Shapes for the economical woman, including small, medium and large Sailors and Mushrooms in all the wanted shades from $1.49 to $3.98. In our trimming we have a complete assortment of Flower Wreaths, fancy feather effects, wings, quills and ornaments all at special prices for the opening. tailored models and box effects. desirable Suits for Easter Wear. The styles, workmanship and materials are of the very hest. $17.50 up SMART SUITS i In different styles and materials, including the new Blouse effects, Tremendous values in highly Specially priced };; £ Beautiful Dresses for Street and After-’w noon wear. Georgettes, Taffeta, Satin, Tri~ colette, Serges, in all the latest styles and colors. . Very attractive models, specially priced for - the opening $19.98 Women’s Attractive Blouses Dressy and smart tailored effects in Geor- ; gette, Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin. Specu:\la tw ly priced $4.50 up We also carry a complete line of Muslin, Knit and Silk Underwear and Hosiery. HE BEE HlVE w New Britain? ed a document indicting the for- \ml.tmn: (v(‘ international mor ality ve uml hmw e «hom-n We mm the | remo’ , a|grave. (Mt wa ment of yeste “ m of the of Tour I “but no Council of IFo th ment of the that, in : s on “‘Vlr‘h flw former inhuman | gier could he s | part of his body | them. Even yet v former kaiser had be. gned and it o | was settled that Wilhelm Hohenzol- lern, whatever his particular fate may By 5 ly | be, will never again be a free man. less Belgian children bread haunt e, 1 turn when I recall the scenes of hn«,;\l where the sick and help 1 1 | brown almost into shreds by German | tablished an agency with = Rob! | bombs ! Clothe 344 Main St., éxclusia “The first aid men threw my arm [F6rtw : o PE into the grave with the German dead | gynq) when they found me a few moments | o, after the machine gun bullet cut it | __,qve off on the fields of St. Quentin, just | e} after we had broken the Hjndenburg | s - ~ e |line. I‘was a member of a machine gun company, and we were just ad- vancing to a new position when the bullet got me. “1 tried to and Orlando HY\H((\ in IQL..”\L portant document concerning the | peace exchangey. The document pro- | | vides that one representative of each | allied nation shall be a member of the high tribunal. Further details of | A . F. the document have not been disclosed. ' FROM GERMAN GRAVE e Overall Laundry A 4 sclosed that the com- sion on responsibilities had decid- d that the former ser should not iestion of Hohenzollern’s, he subjected to danger of the death to bringing him to trial | penalty for the crimes he had com- ~which would not stand up | mitted against humanity. How far ary the special high tribunal to be « 1nnon\ sing, wh ly among | as a result of the action of the Coun- leadin ne of the | cil of Four Wednesday will feel called foremost authorities on international| upon to go in fixing the penalty is \I ¢ law, submitted a memorandum, separ- | matter upon which it would be ¢ ss | se F o speculate. The most that may be said is that the discussions nnnngum hose who will have a large part in | frien rmining Hohenzollern’s fate indi- | were present. hat at the n led at Tnio be permitt at | funeral proc ree of freedon St the house | es are more | spatch than legal. i The New England Lz was opposition in the re- bility commission, which inves- Veteran Complains Because Wil Be Restramed Amputated Arm Was Buried With , @ day noon will y Fridey nodi under le Dead Prussian Soldier. AIRPLANES LY OVER HOME | OF SIDNEY DREW AT FUNERAL| Atjanta. Ga., April 11.—1 New York, April 11 Funeral se r Sidney Drew, who die W . April 11—Wilhelm Hohen- to be placed on trial bef nal high tribunal - I'hecause the good right arm which he wttlefield was buried in the grave MOTHE lost on the ba of St. Quentin with the | ion, in which he contended that eign could not be held respe call out and Iy rm the mmmn( it h G n dead, Private > wounded men now at t confercnce, Henry Istes, ent of the lmtofl The body w er The recommendation of a m 1, N. J The of the commission that the kaiser be tried by a special court for s and |H four n”uu\ flew over T v OUR EXHIBIT EACH A LEADER IN ITS CLASS Dodge Bros. Cars The Official United States Government Army Car. What Car has received a finer endorsement. 17 DIFFERENT MODELS TO SELECT FROM THE S. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 ELM STREET. Tel. 731 Dealers for New Britain, Bristol, Plainville, Beriin, Southington Essex Motor Cars The Newest Type Car built to fill real need. Try.it, and judge for yourself. 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