New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 11

- 3 g " - EXPLOSIONBLOVS | PeCoRATiRG Vicrony wa FoR T YOUNG AMARICA TAKES X PEEP AT OLD GERMANY FIREMEN INTO ROAD - { ‘ 2 . Sparmer, Kelly and Butler Escape Damages estimated at $2,000 re- sulted from a fire about noon in the store owned and occupied by Dennis McMahon at 52 Lawlor street yes- terday, practically the entire stock having been destroyed by fire and “Water as well as a part of the bulld- Ing. The fire alarm was ',“"Fl in Box 48 and ater No. 5 en- a y led phon: wine company Was 1le Y Much credit is due fire vi«‘pz\yf— sent for the excellent manne in was handled, it having headway before hrough gained the departments were summoned and | “because of the difficulty in combating | flames due to the dense smoke | on after the fire depariment | the scene someone shouted woman was in a third floor and was about to jump. Three | with smoke masks hoisted | ladders and in a few moments had | i I | { Is Espected. OUs Oricntal Drug in Preparation Westtield group of da chemist, and his as- sistants in his laboratory in the Gil- ., woman, but it was later discov- | ighest point, Firemen George Spar- 1 were seen to dis 5 L Cvee s s i i oom two and one-half inches, and | plode. inded in the street—a distance of |ing the store and quickly atc its way | Annual Event Will Be Held in .'\um“ Investigation after the fire had been v burned while the rear ¥ of & zas meter, the mete ce, his stock and home hav K. of C.. will be held nt in the Now Belng Marketed. a tank of kerosene, which al- % o fE secondlfiac sne- | hundred couple Srane The armo con heautifuily e has ever bec er tne fire had been controlled. | st ers cover the ceiling of the FHUTI M DR bormtony i overcome by smo! has been erccted in > center of DY unscrupulous concerns in antici- loured the entire house n search of | od that she had already made her pe. When the fire was at its John Kelly and Michael Butler | WOrkmen are nere seen fastening | Victory —wuy, y York city, thejtory loan. e front door of the store fon thousands of German helmets or | bremenade for the doings of the Vic- (C) Underwood & Underwood red th r o noke. In a few mil ) : 1 ' P olosion was heard which raised though it was scorehed, did not K. OF C. BALL TORIGHT IHASHISH “JAGS” lmost simultaneously the three fire- [ The fire started through some un | : ‘ S5 nen came through the open door and | known cause in a store room adjoin MAY COME NEXT sbout 15 feet. The men were picked | info a partition. The front Part of | Apuory and a Large Attendance cole N ip but were uninjured. house on all threc iloo st | EOrGiEGe Gt e e Dang et control showed the cause | damaged excepting in parts by water. | = e o e L plosion to have been the | Mr. 1 thon is dovered by insu The annual bhall of Daly councit, having melted away under the flames. | 1 rsure ntly high to cover | state armory and a most enjoy, skl bR R e evening is anticipated by the scveral ment, rented by Frank Mazur attend. Lynch ; e L B i covered by insurance. The chief dam- | nish the program fo ng. y ma : ages are caused by smoke and water. | . S e ORDER At the time of the fire Mazur and his decorated, white and yellow predom- T TR sl i i b GAvac |1 color’ scheme und = lvey one of the firemen discovered (hreo | hall The K. of C. emblem is hung 6L Dok toduy were bu small kittens in thc rear of the stove | In conspicuous place, and a stand Preparations which are being put out | | The stand Pation of the coming of bone na- ) ¥ 8 Z = i P - tional prohibition July 1. The dead- SR e % is & 3 rs and over Il I3 ¥ CAELED A IO N ST caa | the pillars are white doves each with ; analyzed today by Prof. MERRITT, NEW JERSEY. | 4n” American fine strearains from is AIT contaied 10 per cent. of aleo- | 0L, 91 grains of chlo ydvate, 811 4 copdion op the Unlted Sta 1ins of bromide of potas: one 4 1 T oD one | templating the headquarters of the in of hyoscyamus. The cannabis| Fourth Army Corps of the American AVIATORS WANTED. indica is none otber than the notori- | Army of Occupation, a castle on the ashish of the Orient he dru, evil under prohibition umes rather startling aspe Prof. Allyn stated this afternoon. Captain George H. Dalton arrived ' heak. At the entrance to the hall is in the Stat jast night and has been | an arch artistically arranged sent to Camp Merritt to await dis- b charge from the army, after over a vear's service in France. Captain | Dalton was attached to a medical unit | A drive is being mad men to and was promoted recently from the enlist in the aero ser e of the Unit- commission of first lieutenant to that ed States army, and Captain Charles Before entering the serv- J. Glidden is anxious to learn of any 5 g " : have no doubt that it will he comba ice. E Dalton practiced medi- local men Interested in 2. % z S ted, but it will not be ea Half cine in this city, having offices on Captain Glidden 1ill s £ the drie concoctions depend.| 3 fl | Main street. Tie is the son of Mrs. munications at 104 Broad street, ok aihsce etk onsCabenty) Rose Dalton of Oulk s : |t e ho Ll (Al c o it i Claes { of 15,000 men, including pilots, chauf- | I8 G008 not receive so much of the !f(-m‘s Sl e melight as the alcohol, coc: and § | PROMISE RIELI FREEDOM. % { morphine evils, but nevertheless it is s n G Budapest, April 19.—The commis- E not without its menace, accordi to 8 B |sary of education has instructed the o S R 2 Prof. Allyn, for only a few years slergy to declare from pulpits during | q - the debt ed here in Westfield 381-383-385 MAIN STREET, [ | the next three Sundays that the So- ! of the Swedish Lutheran church has n r e saEmies, Aol [ | viet government guarantees full re- reached a total of $25,5666 to date, and traces of the habit have been ob- TS T —— NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ¥ | ligious freedom to all: that there will the committee feels confident of Served of late, however. f B be no interference with the clergv or reaching the $37,500 mark before the = = = g G churches and that the Soviet will not close of the drive. The report for the | The indoor baschall lcague at tho : rape- 1600 yards Bates' Gingham, 32 @) change the n_r«:sem order of marriage drive to date was read following the Y. M. €. A. will start tomorrow eve- # R g stripes, checks | | and family life nor communize wom- | Easter Sunday services in the church ing and two games will be ed. The i ; en. o resterdas [league is to be of six weeks' duration. Moselle, overlooking the ancient town , Endert rive near the Emperor Wil. of Cochem. The old feudal castle [liam rallway tunnel, which is two dates back to 1051, but has been put [ and two-thirds miles long, the long- in repair. It is pleasantly situated at | est tunnel in Germany. the junction of the Moselle and the | (c) Underwood & Underwood uts in. wide, in and plaids value 39c. Special 21c. “CROOKED’ MAN IS CAUGHT. Apron Gingham. hest quality. Philadelphia, April 21.—A man em- TO FIN[SH WORl{ AMERICA& ' Special 18c per yd. ¥ | ploved at the Harriman, Pa. ship- | A 3 vards of the Merchant Shipbuilding | DIED TO ACHIEVE Children's Gingham Dresses in @ | 0 otion who drew pay for work stripes plaids and checks; he did not perform was arrested a few sizes 8 to 14, regular price days ago for collecting money under | $1.25. Special 98c. false pretences. When tried in this, # | city he was convicted and was re- Children’s Gingham Dresses, 2 | quired by the court to pay the cost pockets, plaid collar and | of prosecution and return $46.20 | wh he failed to earn. The man | promptly complied with the deeision. Other shipyards watched the case Ladies’ Gingham House Dress- and will similarly prosecute loafers, es, big variety to select from, \lpwassannonnced in stripes and plain colors, regular and extra sizes; regu- lar price $2.25. Special $1,98 | : i [ cuffs, in plain and stripe, reg- ular price $1.75. Special $1.29 ASSIGNIEWD FOR RETURN. Washington, April 21.—All organi- | zations of the 79th division (Pennsyl- e 4 ) : Ladies Percale Bungalow M | v#Ria Maryland and- District of Co ; ¢ | lumbia) have been assisned to carly A : . P! e Aprons, medium, light and M | convoy Gen. Pershing notified the war o / e 'rie resents a dark effects. Special 98c. department today. Also assigned are | s g : ; i ] . e Inite y Ladies’ Check Gingham Aprons 2?‘“{:‘;"‘“‘3;’; r Deaddnaciora ttooby g i i e ; Sk S 1 i » Sec eld artillery and the " ] Special 59c. Sixth army corps. Other units assign- | . ; Cagmes . § a ance en 0 e Ladies’ Percale House Aprons, B | 24 to early convoy today included tha B 8 Sae & : | 3 | 505th engineers’ service battalion; ; R ) & e e R ; food values of wheat Special Tonight §| ey s mows, | 1N o R _‘_, and malted barley. value 59¢. Special 29c, New York, April 21.—With 1,349 troops, the cruiser Charleston arrived ! tO here today from Brest. Units included | 5 Lo s i ¢ 411th telegraph battalion complete, 12 : = . 5 - officers and 213 men; 41st fleld hospi- | ; o 4 ’ Gra e 'NUtS &es l l luc favis Talcum Powder. regular M | (31 four officers and 78 men. The & 3 : & 1 25¢. Tonight 19c, others were mostly finfantry, marine H > (4 Jergen’s Talcum Powder, odors, and alr service casuals. o > | : l leeded I l( U l Sh | I .el lt orushed rose, violet and lilac, Or" 7 - :E i - ; 1 3 AER! EFENSE. s X o reg. 25c. Tonight 15c, e i.D : [ b 4 Melbourne, April 19, via Mon- ; - : O e SS' les O O Prophylactic Tooth Brush, rez. M| treal—he Australtan government I - i : 1 price 38c. Tonight 20c. hes completed a plan for aerial de- 3 5 \ 4 > o * Rolnyos Tooth Paste, fonmianq proposcs follemtebileh v ' : s - : an Tral SECr S reg. price tlon schools With squadrons of air- 2 4 { a an l planes, seaplanes and airships. The Ladies’ Ivory Dressing Comb, personnel will number 1,400 men. The § ‘ g o 3 3 < 4 3 ves. 50c. Tonisnt 3sc. initial expendlture will be 500,000 T V ¥ . €l11C1ous as 1t 1S eco- £ pounds and the annual expenditure Chinwah Talcum Powder. The thereafter, 500,000 pounds. ooy | LIOLY LIDOILY LOQIL, | nomical and healthful. value 35c. Tonight aic, Aspirin Tablets. Tonight 14c, ‘ :As I OR IA Z > - - Specials tonight in Ladies’ stk Each of the fourteen names of alien , French: Smith, W v B No raise im pl‘lce For Infants and Children origin appearing on this Christy post- |1 ‘elka, Bohemian: Potticoats, Taffeta, Taffets | > nE0 1 i Selrs g e | . d . - h with Teather Bloom tope, [§| In Use ForOver30Years |or for the Victory loan was _taken | Gorman | apnundrikopolous, Groek i umng or since the wan from casualty lists and verified by Villotto, Ttalian. all the newest shades; price: Always bears war department records. Each of Jew: Turoviteh, Jugoslav: Ko. i the osaliier a b i 1 Poi i) Ko- | from $2.25 to $6.30. ¥ hese heroic dead w: orn in a for- |W . Polisl wicanovies, Rus. Eom #aEy 10 %08 Signature of 4 eign land. The and the na- | Knutso tinavian, | ana Du Iois.