New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 7

REAL LACES FOR THE JUNE BRIDE See What We Are l*eaturmg 1 oo 15¢ [ inches wid $1.98 laces s laces 1Y 0 yard. and bandi nade in Belgium oniton lace and banding 1 crochet Duch for $22.5 We offer real There are real 3 incl wide veal Br handkerchiefs find lace “MADE “MAD ) veal “MADE $3.98 yard. “MADE “MADE ik “MADE IN $3.25 yard. IN TRELAND. IN BELGIUM. Brussels lace edge IN BELGIUM. Real Duchess lac IN ENGLAND. IN FRANCE and f $3.5 for $5.98 to tinch to 11 inchies swide for 20.00 for wi luce cach, S6.98 i You Princess yard, to real ed will 2 inches o $7.50 a va o - FEALY® lical Filet lace edges are offered in 7: fo (13 inches wide priced from 50¢ to 5 SPECTAL MAGAZINE OFTVER. VISIT OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT, are i in with brown, SHHES groen con 82 Sets. soni sealloped pure white complete Lunch of ol of ti choics $1.00 Aud finished edge, Copenhagen. 18 50, (he New others More with D0, See By special ment with the publishers wc offer the following term subscriptions arrang with Bach ssortment, linen or are able = n ar set vin- from set. ing Diec hemstitehed For $1.00 “Century months for five to begin vou can get for Nichola Subseriptions Cloth, Japanese Tea on white regulor blue des Sd-inch proidered Cut fou 2 N or of Madeira, Ttalinn $1.75 to $10.00 ca. Backs- Tidies artistic or ind Chair very dsome Work. months : with any usert e, and 7 ceru linen. hand Just inch of ome- hemstitched cach. Table Covers, size ed with Dblue, using, special Belgium embroide Summer STATIONFE nd right for Sprinz 59.00 1y we offer and Hin and one line two For package paper packages only 1ie “Bunker n . MBROIDERY OFFERINGS. et envelope: (72 at 59 what yard., we of- ot swiss Flouncing is a very special value \widths suitable for Camisoles making 50c, 59¢ yard. 27-inch 18-inch At 39 ¢ n e For 19¢ - fer typewriting of good hound inches, each tablets you can 100 paper. heets sx11 snitable Voile Flouncing. 58-inch for Summe 59¢ yard. Embroidered Gowns, speciil at 1y 19¢ Flouncing, 13 inches wide, and a big bargain it at Cambric flouncing Embroidered for skirt correspondence For hox cards 0 twill-tone suitable 5 as we price Lawn French Purit Keiths yard, "D ON HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY TOR RECEIVING ALL DRY NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPE PROMPTLY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. cd at Pas- the will will church 10:45 o'clock tor. Sunday school will follow sermon and the Epworth Idaguc a1 7 o'clock. Services at the tional church will e 110:45 o'clock by Rev Fiske, pastor. Sunday at 12 and the Christian meet at §:30 o'clock Beelin Briers, Miss Agnes Trehy Kensington spending the week-end with friends Norfolk The Kensinzton their regular meeting Scoutmaster Goodrich on a short hike he IParmers hold regular at the home I W. Stearn. New Rritain hos ment for t (st be released from afternoon. RACING RESUMED ON FRENCH TRACK Lapsc Yo rents and sales. services conduc by Loumsbury FARM AT AUGTION estate dealers during the past few lays meet Arthur Elton of stated last evening his dwelling house Stockings corner to will | has been in the for the past 15 Francis Deming. Berlin Savings bank, has sold his property on Galpins' hill, comprising a dwelling house and several 1 of land to Henry A. Siprenant, has been Hving on { the past Leland Gwatkin, who his property on Berlin purchased the property been occupied by W. Stearns for the past several yvears. E. W. Stearns is to New Britain, he will veside in the future. It learned today that | party itain held cral with proprictor property on. Berlin the deal The party hotel in Berlin Congresi- at \ Brandywine Lane that he has, sold and farm near New Britain in the conducted Samuel vool will lndeavor a near wil one party, oc future the oldest and in who upy it This is in all probability most valuable pieces this commumity and | hands of Mr. Elton | vears treasurer . of of is Prominent Resident Expects to Make His Home in New York v 10 MANAGE CORPORATION Boy Scouts held st took of the | evening the troop acres club meeting John T Molumphy who VoAt the sital receiving treai- week, is expected i that this Berlin - will who o for its evening this property vea o1 recently sold s bec street, which has has wn Goes Over Top in Victory o institution Loan Drive—Will Get Honor I'lag locate in where probabiy —Large Number of Real Estate Deals Consummated. alzo a New was at conferences of the Flanneey { street and it will be put through today planning blish building. Opens Shoe Store, has sev- Charles M ha financjal Addi New Yerk interested Jz managemen Machine city, in for.a num it unde Colonel vis cepted the IFederal After of Pive <, Jockeys is expected that and Bookies Are Coming Into poration hich has been a i i 1o ohcs a the vears and which - QuESaaing he in a is stood has interest. i W will dence lavze Pa Press. Frenc int |atize The at M The bookmakers already ng the boulevards and {and the conversation in evern] |18 divided ahout evenly betwe bis [spe \m; references o the Ma oterdue |42y and to anticipation of the resump- “1‘"—1’\?.,,‘. tion of racing Monday. g The French government before autho 1ris, May The (By the resumption on the after nearly five vears helping Pavis to fighting at an end will open Monda necessitate in New Ivertised ell at hi stock Wednesday land and extensive May 12, his farming Colonel his York to permanent Joseph Perretta of Kens and the past several vears in this part up a shoe store in building, carrying goods. This iz Kensington il reton, who has been the of the town, the wld high only <i- therefors e public and farming May Tth, and buildings compris farms " W tracks onle as opened postoflice grade line shoe store Irank Frank Brande ived in this country monihs overseas service friends and relatives afternoon by calling on them soliei. | Brandegee arrived in New York ves terday and immediately received a ; : resume short furlough to visit his f nds and 1i e relatives here. Ho will return to Camp < < Slony fU ol BDRe MP ience. but Vietor Merritt, S J where he espects to i of agriculture receive his discharge at an early dafe : e of the breede prevailed He is & member of the T7th division {premier to permit the races Fashionable dressmakers Buckley Not On Way. lewrned yesterday 11 Rue la Paix and the Anthony Buckley, who left town |j/Opera have been busy du sam Private Brandegec did |few weeks preparing seriously wounded dur- { gisplay at Maissons-Lafitte on the war, is not permittis country. I has many several members of company division that after discharged from a hase hospital he had been convalescing for weeks, he was sent 1o a casual which was ordered dif- of France. Much anxiety felt by his parents, Mr. and Louis Buckley v all of has sent him has of erruption that the racing season aissons-Lafiic has « tion : L cobbler all live : is 100ls on his ing his Monday of Qg of the Berlin in are husy in on out all | Rerlin retain in the these Plac retro- thus closing operstions in Home. ntly Brandcgee who after N rints of Jarvis expects Worthington present to I home for on Ridge at loaat surprised the here Loan of Victory Victory Report d loan £61.000, hesitaied After a week ha tors announce work campaizn <till pro Ja Libe repor = zing the trackowners o of the business. Premicr Cleme indifs ministe that the Mrs of imittec at total 261.000 town's drive is cean the M. VWomen’s Berlin up to which utmost Boret. the championing Charles . the chairman e the lToan s tha 4 upon rlin's last ignt | 21,000 along Avenuc ing gowns nearly is vate over the quot: pne i Pri- | de O ek the those who paign, Berlin will honor fiag, which i and cities hefore the It reported the Kensington hardly that s o the strenuous part 2ain efforts the ¢ "t i the time and ind the Monday expected ramous took in m- who the as be given an awarded reaching lust siagzes this by of 5 weather surpass to all o on his way to of the displ The anticipat ie in own thei been reported seen on the tracks hefore the war milliners and much husiness f the war. The last the war Chantilly Viscount won the 10 to 1. Racing had attained perity. Many cluding those of ind Iitehcock, stakes did Finglish bles the district in fiving auotas closing by his and heing where AR i o dressmakers om fortunes tors there is a Fouse the com-!several, Vietor race run on in France July hefore 1914, st Juneville. owned with Jennings up, Route Malland at 1914 munity banner Nivs not a ompany to a vent heen when Rivaud Prix de h Mrs rvis announces that the next Worthinzton nounced heve will as nea commitice meeting of sometime on genersl Ia in high American ¢ mail Which heen ing the past been returned Church at chureh weelk at ! Ridge, to <olicitore, . wili | Services France in months of her home he | overal date will 1 " degree the stables Vanderbilt, Duryea compete French in- . Notices, Kensi will Sunday the Christian 6 o'clock pastor ited Tombstone, 17 vears, this liver the sermon During his Ay he M and Mrs., S, M N1 at Paul’s church celebrated Rev. J. ( pastor o'clock Sund will follow. There will nfessions heard this evening at the chureh from | to 9 o'clock. It is being planned that Polish priest will calebrate the mass deliver the sermon will be heard in final the the the At close this i paign ment The nou months estate deals have during Although there the reports the ston Congre- condueted at be will Benedict who has Ariz | is expected to and tomorrow wil the Cowlos menting N for e commiitten ¢ tiona! $5 drive 0 dishand 24 he s also several prominent school will Endeavor A. urch s the last liberty loan st the and cet at former neen loc to be launched by Rev local real that there consummated the are which ar to he It estate dealers an . during the past soveral el there a hou nce he been more 1 in town afternoon w morning., guest of been past five v i sal in the learned ocgasion last different parties advertised The avenue, town is a rent community that on one there were five one which in a Middletown paper. was located on Wilco B Berlin. Many of the life-long resi- lents of the town state that never in ‘.jhc history of Berlin has there been | At the Kensington Methodist ahout St will e Brennan school there is not found iR entire was at 9 today week after he e rent was house a and ns | gunge Also confes s the Polish lan- \ssociated | : Plainville I When white {living | the VTURDAY, LAINVHEE NEWS PLAINVILLE GOES SAILING OVER Top | Relic Train Departs as Impartan; Announcement Is Made MORE SOLDIERS ARE HOME White-Matthew= Wedd ng — Sunday Services in o Varions Churches Other News Items tleaned About Town, The town coming of the relic train (o (hi cvent of history but it will he recalled the most important nected with the which away IO G the town's of the events con- The large turned mits were e war crowd formerly e with bresent ed men terrible used s0 to send the draft cheer to and a =milc i and weapons to bring miny of the groct these o for to themsclyes which the the Crmans death and misery to American The soldiers, event of en AL AL MeLeod Victory Loan platform of the people of the tow excecded the day, how- Wits ihe th W charir- man commiittee ot stood on old the e au of mportant had 1t its ta is all the mort s the quota of §121 Plainville than perhaps any quota throughout ihe populition about was very in assizned to the showing in forme the always $121 inasmuch Ia othe With the tion 300 500 wa gor for stag 5,000 bropor- town I quota large and wis cause of its i cam- paizos when town went away The arrived over town went wild when (he train and everywhere see people direction the the train pulled Just 10345 and was inspection 11 o'clock standsiill fired. The eye could the were running in of depot. True to schedule town at public the acrial pufe floated into whistles and for at rin caume to a an ute homb homby's just up and confusion reigned With the train therc soldiers. Lieutenan Second division wa train military M. M. Graham officer ax the aptain wiis of th thin hel the re air the took ing for were 1nd noise time numerous of the command of while Dr as civilian some t Guppic s in the as officer ranked he the in charge of train’s tou the Royal man through the and spoke, state. Owen Flying H months lngineers pr Wi wils ¢ ison fon 22 garia of the who! 11th at ( v, owas wounded ‘hateau-Thier: the sont the train. Other soldiers Sergoant 1l Anti-Aireraft M. J. Nugent the Sergeant Hafferiy of Private Arihuy al of 1h by of heroism Georg him: Cornoral division: Private of the 42d division jrown of the IFifth Trench Mortar Battery: Private Michacl Aldie of the 102d Infan of the division: and er 17ing of U. 8. Marine Corps. On train the men were D able time and a quartet Nugent, Hafferty, Morris RBearbee porter, men named t Quartet” after battle W the told were Haves of Vifth rivate illery Artil- the division; | a5th Art the 535th Morris 0th gained who of division, the lery medi corps who wiention acts of King sonally decorated Wall of the fist ward Arsenault Corporal George d- the e aving an conmposed nd n enjo, a “Rob the made worth The “Pill-Box pill fivst emsel the the well known fume train speaker wi who The Captain peri of bis ex- attacking o perpendicila his Owen nees, He was 6 in Hun dron when he was plane. 1o £,.000 was firing into aften his maching machine stopped start the to kand ta reef opponent when of caplain’s own Nothing could he forced enzine wis He N e nlane destroy hi Gern t vanted s the the ans o for ribhons s A lenrned him doing it plane was tn in from machine at him from the groan later vere heing Hi in rected 000 at opponent that 7 shots a minnte from fived him Liun round N later Killed Following air the Merton L has him i Lamh on spes platform ato of this pleted 18 town just months scrvice and heing b they Jimself plensced at told the that everythin people PO the Du when lour, i Jakin ~he Angelus her will and nses for she knows rollx lig b and Dbisenits turn Whbetizing wholes Thompson Milling Co.. Lockport, N, Sold by FRRANK TERCIAK, Grove me. tradn and the | into the | placed | explosion | greet- | 2l was | present | Jonhn | the | of ihe and | the | and | 1 honld | SERIOUS KIDREY TROUBLE overnment Inspector In Rochester Fraises “FRUIT-A-TIVES” Battery Inspection Day once a month is marked on the cale ndars of many wise motorists They know that an ounce of prey. cheaper than a battery repair-hill. That’s why they visit us regularly, We can "L"'ur"c- and repair any make battery. Our service is efficient—our ch modest—cur work gvaronteed. J AMES M. FARRELL rnklin Telephone cntion 1s of arges MR. R. B. O'FLYNN th Union St., Rochester, N.Y. Micted Kidney 89 No: “For five long ¥ with Stomach and Tronblc, whi Bladicr T {hat tima, I am safe in saying I iried over 50 different remedies without r I saw a iestimonial of, T think, a Montreal man ‘Fruit-a-tives® and concluded to make one more trial. By 2/ sample bo.r zwas finished T found quite an im- provement ; and when I had finished a50e. hox, there was a grand improva- lo scrious 0ub Squire lief. about e fin ment far beyond my expeetations. To a long story short, T helieve “Fruit-a-tives” or Fruit Liver Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and Bladder Medicine the world has ever | produced”, [= R. B. O'FLYNN, CGovernment Conerete Inspector. make anc ATHLETIC MEETIN AVIATORS WLl Nlfi‘ PARIS NEXT JULY HURRY THEIR PLANS | Representatives oi Zt Nations No Start Ul 1I Condmons Are Will Gompete Right—Americans Arrive 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. ¥ - | boys only desire of the “We W {and Lamb suys that i | where from |2 moving | c the; one the Go tha Tha hack as i i e | \ slogin hoys, e to Home! is heard th W M barracks to picture show in the A Chicf local 1 furlough AL | allicd nations | the people of the tovn how it RASIOnE ; i in the inter-allied g | | Officer Willard May 3.—Itepresentatives tod Johns, N, I° -Atlantic \ i SUrvey locnl srmine Tight by Harry G, with : da are expec to n 17rench which he 1 in is from June i o eneral Pershir nd men of the American are art on ship o1 practicabl less operator ing torpedocd made lien e vedericl but not hours off the shove of | . ary foree inviting Haskor that thlished morning th Anic th the havy ard cpmssey | ship sank in mirutes du | nations [ e the {event the prinei i with the | town 1o enter what international knowledg excellent prepar drill eatest ican since Stockholn the e contestants at mpian W nol ke i e i miles sout John “top told I in tion conne 1o who ill go tod weather e Plain raced train in this forces i 1914, and farena o be any time hetweer the tting Novembar or we will 0! tomorrow he of perfec in 191 s ville Awmeri ment or his sp st rican called of 1 ec army is erectin i crowd, - Pershing Stadi h planc m The hut hack 000 nes will the ! to in (it person is given Dby t n the M. ¢ th weapons which nans he Frenc ‘ American ! il fands are A useq 2 told Ger to deal death soldiers, of ihe man artillery the t The Dortunity ou done 3 and « vhich hay by Americ fig tomorrow n nt hich w of wer egin " the on rain enses of v peopic were then given an ! The | took programt includes (s an the to inspect the train, whicl entering mes are given | supplies | and showed that he had accomplished | ° va';, they Subscription iter £ dditional | in American vant small the on due to he in the what he tried to do. soldiers. on of casunlties a United the ding iy centa e train, upon hearing o : ! . LORD ereail ir had gone over the top. With the 4 prrison W allies more acrial hombs \ rossil n tion olunta stipul fromplete | nin vinning far it | from the crowd -ain. its purpose sl that Lecomp movad its | More she on way to wiird win- the muost events hel nation to event Soldicrs Home, considerad an event is Lt ian. Sdvea Do a 1inic The last tr he mpion in that rrows, Mert W e come from Rumania an I s Neri and | Man from ournane TTth Division s ions | soldi ing entric men ar ved in town on the in the Ul nt varded Wi ast night and they were o happy : kno e inner AT hein being home again that they other now Trophi | au (L people on train of them have seen long service. miy oldest vel is th s soldicr of 1tad onditions il until taken n Ger he four, ng 1S months in Di- many hanipionship rance w th the Second vision ire when was transf to the th that itine and yone or Division an Nt home mit Corning was a sniper and Merans. snipe il work while at the front N Reale wounded White-) Miss Nel md are \ thews Wedding It on afiernoon b pastor of the “THRIFT school Will meet @t noon he T o'cloc hold eznlar in the Holy Co held Communion of | wation o tunion school wi at | The will pe he wdministe tomorrow morning tional church and there will also b he effect Lent or perhaps a vill o erhoc To appreciate safety for a| esing hundred dollars, one must present first get the hundred dollars. To get the hundred dollars for the bank to protect, sim-: ply take one dollar, five, ten g What you can—Deposit it e and draw on your pay regu- larly for more deposits. The bank furnishes the e safety and helps cultivate the WANTED thrift to realize it. THE Plainviile Trust Co PIHERCE industrial and soc tions. Th ng will 1 Christian Brief e Hour ‘hurch o Merey the Our Lady o nd aible it SPANISH OMINSION LF o'cloek this mornir closer relations be- tarted Spain ha nson nville VE News MONT My < IN. LOST N Vi Vermont a today with 1.250 the 53d yof ¢ port The from and and ry niss t in A Conn, Tranc office infantry AND S i MAIN LAINVILLE, OT. WEST il return ville, - | men -oux to L Greene, o of pioneer a comy suals,