New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 3

oston Store lags FOR EMORIAL DAY Prices are lower. If your Flag is worn out or discolored, get a new one | for Decoration Day. LARGE HOUSE FLAGS 5x8 Feet, fast color Cotton Bunting, for . .$3,00 | 6x10 Feet WOOL BUNTING HOUS Sewn Stars and Stripes; SMALL SIZE FAST COLOR COTTON BUNTING FLAGS Mounted. Sizes 8x12 to 16x24 inches. | Each .. . 5c to 15¢ | | ‘states had no right to SILK FLAGS [ Mounted. 8x12, 12x17 and 16x24 | .. 25¢ to 90c { ward towards the South. PULLAR & NIVEN ; @ A. PINKUS EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Satisfaction Guaranteed 307 Main Street Phone 570; .Daily Freight and Express Service NEW BRITAIN, NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE BMOVING AND TRUCKING. TRUCKS BY THE DAY OR HOUR. A. H. HARRIS of Adna Johnson. TEL. 961, _ HANROSS AUTD LD, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty, pre e 139 Arch St. L4 DOX'T FORGET DIONNES Jocal =nd long distance moving end wvmcking. Pianos and pardies at rea- sennble prices. Also storage, Phone $87-32 andl 382. 8 Giibert street, BENISON GARAGE 430 MATIN STREET ~ Etwary ‘Cars “for Hire, Day and “Night Storage, Supplics and Repairing. e — PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER £8 MAIN ST. trucks, frem 15 to 5 toms. AMERICAN Baianced Six, | « Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. GO TO THE + FRANKLIN SQUARE AUTO STATION For White Rase ‘6as, Non-Carbon Qir and Bronsvek Tiaes. NEARR HIGH SCHOCOD. ""DUNN & MARSON GARAGE REPAIRING PHONE 4 LIVERY | a1a AMERICAN SOLDIER TOPIC OF LECTURE Rev. Jobn J. Fitzgera'lrl Speaks to Veterans of Three Wars “The American Soldfer” the theme of an eloquent address deliv- ered yesterday afternoon in the Lyce- um theater by Rev. John J. Fitzger-| pastor of the church of St. John the Evangelist. The address was; listened to by veterans of three wars —the Civil, Spanish-American and, World War—all ot whom were the guests of the church, and at the close of the exercises in the Lyceum, the soldiers headed by the Philharmonic ! band marched to the church hall on | Newington road where a banquet| awaited them. | Father Fitzgerald’s address follows: | “In 1861 the American soldler saved the world—in 1918 he saved the| world. The war for the union was the was | those of the North and for a long time | | displayed a disposition to result of 250 years' growth. The South developed into autocracy, the North | became democratic. The South said | its interests were not connected with | withdraw | from the union. The North main-| talned that in union there was:| strength and that if the question came to an issue it would force the South to remain, so that in time the doctrine of the chief confederate that the ‘gen- eral government had no right to co- erce states’ and the doctrine that| coerce men’ met and conflicted, and thence began the war between North and South. “When ILincoln called for troops, thousands responded and marched on- Day after day came the news of Bull Run, An- tietam, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg, Cedar Creek and others, but whether of the unlon troops’ success or defeat always of thelr daring valor. In those trying times when the thunder of ar- tillery and the crash of cavalry roared | around them, when companies were | mowed down, the regiments were dec- imated, onward they moved and still onward, their faces turned towards | the old rent flag with the determina- tion to follow it even unto death. ‘The work of the American soldier brought great blessings on the coun- try. It brought men closer together | and dispelled prejudice, for the rich and the poor, the black and the white, | the Protestant and the Catholic sat down in Southern corn flelds to eat their rations together, and then rose up to fight together and with Inspira- tion of one common country realized that who loveth the flag is a friend | and a brother, no matter what birth, | race or creed. It brought out more | clearly that the world was opposed to'| slavery, and as it made the North feel | that every man had a right to wor- ship God according to the dictates of | his own consclence, it taught the| South that It was wrong to stand on the necks of other men. “It saved the union from disruption | for if the leaders of the confederacy | had succeeded in putting their doc- trines into practical effect, they would have been the greatest blasters of hu- man hopes that any age produced, ideals and heroes, for the figure of Lincoin standing amid the graves of Gettysburg, the gallant dash of Meagher and his men before Freder- icksburg, the famous ride of Sheridan, the stubborn stand of Thomas and the magnanimity of Grant te Lee after the surrender at Appomatox wil shine on | the pages of history and wily be the great absorbing them for schooroom and platform and will remind oncom- ing generations of great sacrifices, of the sacredness of the flag, and of the glory of our repubiic, “But never In all history was the mettle of the American soldier tested | as in the late cruel war on account of | the advance of destructive scienee on 1and and sea and air. Germany per- | sisted until she finally aroused this | country, and them our maa power crossed the Atlantie, landed in France, jumped inte the war trucks, hurried | to the fromt, went at it in the darkness | and danger of No Man’s Land, and | moved on with a rush and a bolt, and | another rush, in four-wave formations barbed wire fences, ma.- Hftaticura)l| G Cuticura oilet To Clear Your Skin And keepiit clear by, making it vour SRens, DU wenl s propiie erilizing properties of Cuticura Soan will proye a yevelation R ‘ouch pimmles, bia 5, redness an itching. it any, fwith Cuticura Oingment be- fore bathing. Dy and dust lightly with Cuticura Talcum, a fascinating fragrance for powdering and perfumirg the skin, “The Soap, Ointment and Taicum 25¢ each cverywhere. TOTHERS Reduce your doctor’s bitls py keeping always on hand— 595: MAIN-ST. 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Rome feil because wealth accumulat- ed and men decayed, and Germany is now conquered, crushed and craven because she exalted man above God, the material above the spiritual, and human authority above the divine. Authority is only respected according to the power and dignity with which it is invested and liberty is often an absurd word and many crimes and in- justices are committed in its name. “When God made him free and gave him an and will. But when He gave him these faculties, it was with the under. standing that the mind should accept His truth and reject error, and will should follow His laws. tide of modern thought and practice is trying to sweep these fundamental | truths away. 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One of these Hats will give a finish to the Decoration Day costume. in giving free scope to truth and er- ror, good and evil, right and wrong, alike. “But all right-minded men and wo- men must see that the results of such false nations would be a loose rein to popular passions, a cynical scoffing at law, religion and morality, and the reckless taking of the lives of those whose only crime is the power with { which they are invested. Against this | poison we must guard the young! If e can make them realize that God will hold them responsible in the life to come for the sins of the flesh; if we can make them realize that He will hold nations as well as individuals responsible; if we can make them realize that justice is the standing pol- icy of civil society, and if we can make them realize that this republic cannot be upheld without the aid of the Most High, then all will go well with Amer- ica.” cessity. | | T 25 Are more than a mere confection— for particular persons they are a ne- The purest of sugars and the cool- ing, soothing and refreshing oil of mint, combine to make this the most delicious candy you’ve tasted. “—They Satisfy—" NICKEL A PACKAGE Four Flavors eppermint - Clove - Wintergreen - Ginnamon Manufactured by Triangle Company, Inc; HARRISBURG, PA. 213 MAIN STREET Over Besse-Leland’s New Britain Graduate of Philadelphia Dent. StiATE o) al College, Graduate of Fritz School the most modern and . up-to-date LY h.» be known as Dr. Fagan, the modecrate The office is located at 213 Main Street, and is the icuous, handsomely equipped and iantly Thte i Dental Parlors in the world. i 3 By el No expense has been spared. spent in opening the most up-to-d parior. _ With this equipment of in a position to render the vor: branches of ‘Dentistry. _ Dr. J. Henry Fagan is one of the newer generation of De: \f‘hfl believe that you can’t compete in the § Nineteenth Century ideas. Dr. Fagan’s m is to give the people of New Britain the most [ modern and sanitary dental service at most reasomable prices in an office equipped with practically every device know T ¥ ¥y device known to modern Thousands of dollars have been B ate modern and sanitary dental {8 surpassing nature, Dr. y highest degree of ef Special attention is called to the most costly scientific and won- derful X-Ray department, to be found only in the most exclus Dental Offices in the world. With this X-Ray, Dr. Fagan is able to take radiograph pictures of your mouth whicii is the Only Safe and Sure Diagnosis and 3 positively tell and locate your trouble. ‘With this method there §3 is no guesswork. The Dentist no longer works in the dark and many now be saved yhere by the old method they had to be Dr. Fagan thinks this department will be greatly by the people of New Britain, especially those who are been going to dentists for & long time without results. Another costly addition to Dr. Fagan's Office is the use Violet Ray Righ Frequency Department. Another scientific dition is the much advertised Nap-a-Minit Department. Dr. Fagan has spent several years specializir and his capable work in the past has secured for him an exten- sive following. With his finely cquipped new offices and pr in a faultless manner, the number of patrons will grc crease. Dr. Fagan is emphatic in his assurance to the public of the most satisfactory and pleasing results in all branches of Den- 8 tistry at most reasonable prices. “Une Price to All” Don't Pay High Pric Tectn: $5.50 £0 $3 $3 a Tooth Bridgework -or Teeth Without Plates Investigate SILVER AND PORC ELAIN Long ago when T was a general practitioner, with my own hands, I resolved to abandon the higt 5 charging and branch out in a new way. I realized that viie hette dentist charged too much for reputation, social position. connec- tions with Dental societies, cte., I belicved there was a field of use- fulness for the man who would adopt a middle course: who would ask merely enough to yield a reasonable profit for skilltul & service without fancy fees for reputation or style. 1 adopted that course and my success has gone beyond my hopes. You Are Cordially Invited to Inspect Whether you want work done or not, I will be glad to see ycu. Every day is reception day if you are interested in seeing how g X-Ray Pictures are made, how my beautiful bridgework and plate- [ work are made. Samples to be seen in 1 show casc at door. |§ Simply tell the manager or assistant manager or lady attendant that you would like to go through the office. Any one of them will he g pleased to explain all the intricacies of these marvelous depart- ments. We always hear this remark: “I never dreamed there was so much to the proper equipment of a modern Dental Ofiice, You are in need of a Dentist right now, if nothing else but a 8 thorough examination for which there will be no charge. My Time and Personal Attention is Always at Your Command Don’t feel that you are putting me to any trouble because you come in for advice, or come to look the office over. My methods put me in a class entirely by myself. Come and look over my es tablishment and you will be compelled to admit this. And now having talked to you thus, I invite you to call for a Free Examina- tion. It will repay you, for a few minutes’ time, to learn the truth about the condition of your teeth. ve teeth yyill en oat, appreciated &% and have of a ad- UP. work rices T v honest DR. J. HENRY FAGAN Nap-a-Minit Dentist. 213 Main Street. Over Riker's Drug Store. Open Every Evening Until 9 p. m. Largest, Most Sanitary and Best Equipped Office in This Part of the Country. 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