New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1919, Page 3

BostglL Store - BUSY DAYS - At Qur Infants Department You will fird everything necessary for the new arrival here: also a full line of sizes and styles for the older 3abies. Babies’ Long Dresses—Bishop and voke, lace and needlework trimmed, fine quality Nainsook, hig variety. Plain and fancy trimmed in lace and needlework. Flanncl Knit S; short et Quilted Lap, Crib Pads—All sizes Stork Diapers and Sheecting. Babies' Bonnets—Lawn and Organ- die, new styles and shay nicely trimmed in ribhon, lace and needle- work to $1.00 cach, Infants’ Rompers and Crecpers— Six month to six y white and col- ored, smocked and plain, variety. One of the popular favorites this ye: is the Little Hollander white waist and colored trouser suspender effect, , 2 and 3 year. Knit Vests and Bands—Cotton, Cotton and Wool, and Silk and Wool, all sizes. PULLAR & NIVEN ,uticura Soap and Ointment for —— Skin Troubles All droggists; Soap 25. Ointment 25 & 50, Talcom 25.. Sazapie cach rve of - Catiura. Dept. B, Boston ' Pinners—Flannel Squares cques and Kimonos, Bootees, and knee length; Kid Moccasins, and assinette ORE THROAT or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water, then apply— \zcxs\&ron SYOUR BODYGUARD' - 307, 607 11. b% WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE PARTS! We make them right and reasonable, teo. Also parts of any other kind of machine. The— AMERICAN ENGINEERING CO. 200 East Main St. MANROSS AUTE CO. OVERLAND AGENCY. Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phono 2227 129 Arch St DON'T FORGE DIONNES local and long distance moving and trucking. Pianos and parties at rea- sonable prices. Also storage. ‘Phone 887-32 and 382. 8 Gilbert strect, New Britain. DENISON GA 420 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire. Day and Night Gtoragze, Supplies and Repalring. e PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 1, to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. . A. M. Paonessa, Prop. FRANKLIN SQUARE AUTO STATION For White Rose Gas, Non-Carbon 011 and Brunswick Tires, NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. DUNN &MARSON GARAGE REPAIRING LIVERY MILK CAMPAIGN IS T0 BE HELD HERE Extensive Preparations Made ior; Educational Program in This City | i | A campaign to educate the peopie | of this city as to the value of milk| will be carried on in New Britain next week xtensive preparations are be- ing made for the campaign. Ten min- ute lectures by a corps of women, headed by Mrs. John H. will be given at the local factories and schools. Window exhibits in various stores about the city demon- strating the value of milk as a food, will be displayed The exhibits will be made by the vocational domestic science classes at the High school and will be supervis- ed by Miss Ilizabeth Hungerford. The committee in charge of the campaign 5 . S. Bradley, chair- man; ] Andrew Sloper, Mrs. E. W. Pelton, Mrs, Charles Parsons, Mys. Howard Parsons, Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. L D. Russell and Mrs. W. 8. Rus sell. Miss Dorothy Buckley and Miss Bertha Birdseye of Storrs Agricul- tural college, Mics Jennie Maxfield and Helen Hills of Hartford will assist the | local committee. The campaign will be launched for the purpose of teaching people the | value of milk as a food diet as a sub- stitute for meat Similar campaigns { ently took place in Hartford, New | Haven, Waterbury and Stamford. School children will compete in es- | says and prizes will be offered. Miss Jeanette Metsalfe, local state home | demonstrs supervising the work in this city. i The V entertained at a Kirkham, association was | dinner at the home | () s Frank Traut on West Maian | street last evening. Miss Buckley Of Storrs college was present and gave | an interesting talk on “The Value of | Milk.” Plans for the coming cam- | paign were discus: PHONE 505 ASAIN ST. Opp. Lafayette. | P. Walsh, Edward Dunne and Michael | | statement. character. 126th | composed largely of Michigan troops | Gun Battalion, IRISH AMERICANS WILL BE IGNORED ! Lloyd George Not Expected to Receive Walsh, Dunne and Ryan in Be- half of Home Rule. London, May 13.—It tonight in official quarters that was F. Ryan, representatives of Irish so-| cieties in the United States who have been visiting Dublin and other cities in Ireland, will not be Premier Lloyd George on their return | to Paris, any official or semi-official recognition received by nor will they be accorded whatever. According to a Reuter's dispatch from Pa Col. M. House, who | had promised to endeavor to arrange an interview between the American | delegates and the British premier, has | now, in view of their activities in Ire- | land, decided not ot act as an inter- mediary. The report canceled ar delegates we but could that the premier had ngements to receive the < current in Dublin today | not be confirmed. Mr | Dunne and Mr. Ryan reached London tonight but declined to make any Mr. Walsh remained in | his colleagues left that herc to- Dublin when city and is expected to arrive morrow. Lloyd George has been subjected to most bitter attacks for his alleged encouragement of the delegs A ‘ sarded as quite | with B ish «a serious jour gone so far assert that a Zerous con- spiracy” is afoot for committing the premier and the British government to virtua] recognition of the Irish re- public. Other newspapers complain that the fact the delegates have fra- ternized with Sinn Fein leaders has given the Sinn Fein movement new life. besides placing the British au- thorities in Ireland in an embarrass- ing position. The question has been asked what would be thought if ‘a British delegation shonld visit the United States on a mission of a like | as to MICHTIGAN TROOPS ARRIVE. Infantry Docks at Transport Toloa on Way. gosmn. Mass., May 14.—The trans- | Boston: i port F. J. K. Luckenbach, with 2,300 | officers and men of the 126th Infantry, docked early A message today. from the transport | Toloa, which is carrying 1,129 officers and men, including the 121st Machine said she would not reach here before midnight. | 1,200 National | men | lowed { demand | though they also asked for a 20 per STEADY STREAM OF RETURNING SOLDIER scas Men From Marsejllos— Local Boy Includeq, New York, May 14.—More than | 78th Division, men of New York state and northern Army, Pennsylvania (roops s day on the steamer P, They rived here to- | aro from Mar- comprised a small seilles de- | tachment of 153d Field Artillery Bri- gade Headquarters, including thi unit's commander, Brig. Gen, Clint C. | § Hearn: and the 308th Field Artillery complete, assigned to Camps Gordon, Dix, Upton, Sherman, Jackson, Ta lor, Devens and Grant, These and | casuals made altogether 1,407 troops | on the Pesar | Nearly 1,550 more troops of tH 8th Division returned from Mar- | seilles on the steamer Giuseppe Verdj, 307th Ficld Artillery complote, of ficers and 1,404 men, for Camps Dix, | Upton, Grant, Sherman, Jackson, Tay- | lor Gordon and Pike; 303d Mobile | Ordnance Repair Shop, 2 officers and | 43 men, mostly for Camp D and | the 78th’s Theatrical Unit, 4 officers | and 32 men, mostly for Camp Dix The ship brought altogether 1,890 troops including two officcrs and 242 of the air service: and casuals, including 12 from: Massachusetts 24 from Pennsylvania. Lyford Bigelow, son of Mr, Fred Bigelow of Pleasant st rives on the last named transport. Calls on Al Workers to Tomorrow Night. Man., May Trades Winnipeg. meeting of 14—At a and the Labor | | council last night a strike was ordered | | to begin at 11 o'clock Thursday night | with the building and{ who are still in sympathy metal trades workers, | out on strike. i The building trades workers went | on strike on the morning of May 1 for a 44-hour week and $1 an hour, while the metal trades workers fol- the next day, their principal | being for a .closed shop, | cent. increase in wages. | All unions affiliated with the local | Trades and Labor council were re- | quested by that body to take a strike vote, but some refused. Are “Triangles of Goodness’’ Good in the morning, for they help to waken you and send you on your way fresb and peppy. After lunch they help to digest your food. And in the evening the cool, fresh flavor of Triangle mints makes you appreciate your rest doubly. Eat lots of them all day You'll like the fresh taste —and remember the family likes them, take home a package or two. Four Flavors Peppermint - Clove - Wintergreen - Cinnamon NICKEL A PACKAGE ——SOLD EVERYWHERE— Manufactured by Triangle Company, Inc. HARRISBURG, PA. and | K Quit | Fur Storage safe, FEconomical. Tel. Ch. 1090 (IKOCORPORATED) HARTFORD. Mail and Orders Prompt "Phone Receive Attention Twenty-Fourth Anniversary Sale Notions and Household WE CELEBRATE THIS stock of high grade household liberal. As usual, Manager Eliot has arranged to give free to 500 customers, GIFT BOX These boxes will be given to the first 500 They will be given out by Mr. Eliot personally. The articles in this box sell regularly for more than $1.00. Be twelve useful articles. or more at the sale. hand it to Mr. Eliot. before they are all gone. Supplies EVENT FOR FOUR DAYS, BEGINNING WEDNESDAY MORNING Our Twenty-Fourth Anniversary Sale of Notions and Household . Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. areful attention given to mail and phone orders during this oxtra sales clerks in attendance. Plan to Shop Early in the Day and Avold the Afternoon Crowds. Supplies is even greater scale than ever. the reductions in prices are extremely It will be on an necessities is larger than ever and customers who buy one Save your duplicate cheduled for Wednes- The each containing dollar’s worth sales check.and sure to get one Special Feature--Guessing Coniesi During this Sale we shall have a window demonstration of the process of making Alliance Hairpins, A machine will hairpin machine worker in the country. the persons guessing the nearest number of hairpins that will be in our window All hairpins made here will be packed and the machine stops working. make these pins during the four days of our Sale. Two prizes, one $10 in will be operated by the oldest gold, one $5 in gold, will be given to Saturday in the window. night when left Guessing coupons can be obtained at counter where the pins are sold.. During This Sale we shall sell one package of Alliance Hairpins for 5c and Give One Package to Each Purchaser. women only. e ————————————————————— — XTRA SPECIAL 5,000 Cards we will sell Limit 2 cards. WAYNE CEDAR BAGS 500 No. 3 Wayne Cedar value $1.25, for this Sale only 79c. 500 No. 15 Wayne Cedar value $1.50, for this Sale only 89c. Henry B. Wilson, direct from Indiana, how to use the Wayne Cedar Wardrobe Mr. facturer, show you Bags. at Fort Wayne, EXTRA SPECIAL 400 pairs steel laid Shears, value $1.25, Sale Price 59c EXTRA SPECIAL traveling Coat Hangers, 26c. 500 nickel plated. sale price 3 10c EXTRA SPECIAL Fred E. Hall's Liquid Cedar Wax. Cleans all kinds of wood work, carriages, Value autos, 35c cans for this sale 23c EXTRA SPECIAL 200 Silk Covered Pin ions, pianos, Cush- Sale price 10c THREAD, DARNING COTTON AND SILKS Coats’ Cotton, 50c dozen. Clark’s O. N. T. Cotton, 50¢ dozen. King’s Basting Cotton, 6 for 25¢ Nassau Mills Silk Basting Cotton, 6 for 25c. Kerr's Luster Twist, 9c, or $1.05 a dozen. Aunt Lydia's Thread, 6c piece. Belding’s Best black, white and colors, $1.15 a dozen. One ounce spools, white Sewing Silk, for 59c. Belding's Darning Silk, 5¢, or 55¢ a dozen. Dexter's Knitting Cotton, S8c, or 95c a dozen. i5¢c H. B. Mending Cotton, 10¢ 28¢ H. 18c. value 25c. Finish Linen Finish Quality Silk, 10¢, or black and 75c value B. Mending Cotton, DRESS SHIELDS AND SANITARY GOODS Drop Dress Shields, 20c; No. 3, 31c; No. 4, Snow No. 2, 36¢. Snow Drop Brassieres, for Sage-Allen & Co.. double net, $1.48. 50c special $1.00 O. M. O. ment Shields, 79c. Silk Covered Dress Shields, 5 Pairs for $1.00. 25c Sanitary made French garment Shields, Zouave gar- Aprons, 18c. Willsnap Fasteners. To duce this wonderful Snap Fastener into 2,500 homes the regular 10c size card at 2 for 6c. While they last. intro- fabric. Wardrobe Basgs, versary Sale. Wardrobe Bags, the manu- will be here to Tintex will not stain the hands or This guessing content is open to TINTEX injure the It is a color retainer and restorer. It comes in all the fashionable silks (China, jersey, gette, washable satin, or taffeta, also laces and wool that have turned yellow. Special Demonstration during our 24th Anni- shades. Tints ltalian) de chine, Geor- crepe KLEANET HAIR NETS The patented sterilized human hair. Anniversary Sale. A representative from the factory will be here invisible Hair Net, made of Special price for the 24th Three for 25c. to explain all the good qualities of this Hair Net. ————————————————————————— EXTRA SPECIAL 200 $1.00 Size Bottles Oil of Cedar Polish, with an absolute guarantee 50c EXTRA SPECIAL 500 25c Velvet Grip Hose Supporters, per pair 10c EXTRA SPECIAL 300 25c¢ value C. B. Alumi- num Sheffield Bessemer Corset Clasps, sale price 10c EXTRA SPECIAL 1,000 Bottles Pee-Chee, all white shoes, and will sell it during this Anniversary Sale at 17caBonJc TAPES, CORSET LACES AND BELTING 5 and 10 yard for Finest quality, Corset Laces, 8c. 10 yard Tubular Corset Laces, value 15c. Poilu Stay Tape, all 10c. Extra Special—10 yards Eng- lish Tape, all widths, value 15c to 30c, each, 12c. Dutch Linen tape, 4c a piece. Black and white, 5 1-4 silk seam bind, 15¢, or Dozen. widths, line $1.75 Best quality, 1 1-2 shrunk Cotton Belting, 12 1-2c a yard or $1.40 for 12 yard piece. Best quality, 1 3-4 Shrunk Cotton Belting, 14c a yard or $1.60 for 12 yard piece. Best quality, 2 inch Shrunk Cotton Belting, 17¢c yard or $1.90 for 12 yard piece. Best quality, 2 1-2 Shrunk Cotton Belting, a yard, or $2.15 for 12 piece. inch 19¢ yard Best quality, 3 inch Shrunk Cotton Belting, 25¢ a $2.50 for 12 yard piece. Best quality, 1 1-2 inch Silk Belting, 15¢ a yard, or $1.40 for 10 yard piece. Best quality 1 3-4 inch Silk Belting, 16¢ a yard, or $1.50 for 10 yards. yard or EXTRA SPECIAL 300 50c Size Oil of Polish, antee, each 25¢c with an absolute EXTRA SPECIAL 500 75c Old English Floor Wax, each 39¢c Cans DEMONSTRATION Wearever Aluminum. Mias Helen Henry, a factory trained expert, will be at our store all this week to demonstrate that Aluminum Utensils are not all the same. sell 2 1-2 qt. lipped Saucepans, regular price $1.25, for 98c Tomorrow we will HOOEKS AND EYES.AND SNAP FASTE ‘RS Alliance Hooks and Eyes, 7c Card, or 80c a dozen. De Long Hooks and Eyes, 7¢ card, or 80c dozen. Ampinco Hooks and Eyes, 6c card, or 68c a dozen. Oceanic Hooks and Eyes, 4c¢ card, or 40c a dozen. Teneo Snap Fasteners, 6c card, or 70c a dozen. Alliance Snap Fasteners, 6c card, or 70c dozen. Our Special Snap Fasteners, while they last, 3 cards for 5c. PINS, NEEDLES AND SAFETY PINS Millward’'s Needles, 8c, or 90c dozen. Robert's Parabola, 8¢ or 90c dozen. John English Needles, 7c. or 80c dozen. Kirby 12c. Kirby Books, 15c. Alliance Needle Point Superba Needle Point Pins 6c. Alliance Best Quality Safety Pins, 6c, 7c, 10c card of Pins. R N T S PR and Beard's Best Pins, and Beard's Best Pin Pins 8¢ 8c and