New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1919, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAIL?7 HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1916. Boston Store ‘Flags FOR " MEMORIAL DAY It your Flag is worn out or discolored, get a new one | Prices are lower. for Decoration Day. LARGE HOUSE FLAGS 5x8 Feet, fast color Cotton Bunting, for i 6x10 Feet . :,o‘ WOOL BUNTING HOUSE FLAGS | Sewn Stars 5x8 Feet. and Stripes: SMALL SIZE FAST COLOR COTTON BUNT Mounted. NG FLAGS Sizes 8x12 to 16x24 inches. 5¢ to 15¢ SILK FLAGS 8x12, 12x17 Each . e and 25¢ to 90c PULLAR & NIVEN OTHERS Reduce your doctor’s bitls by keeping always on hand— Mounted. inches. ‘Daily Freight and, Express Service NEW BRITAIN, N v HAVEN AND NEW YORK LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND TRUCKING. TRUCKS BY THE DAY OR HOUR. A. H. HARRIS of Adna Johnson. MANROSS AUTG GO, OVIRLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 !3() Ar(.h qt H DON'T FORGET DIONNES local and long distance moving and | trucking. Pianos and parties at rea- | sonable prices. Also storage. ’Phone £87-32 and 382. 8 Gilbert street, | New Britain. | DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET fdvery Cars for Hire, Day and Night, Storage, Supplies and Repairing. e S PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 18 IN § VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 14 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. . A. M. Paonessa, Prop. GO TO THE _FRANKLIN SQUARE AUTO STATION For White Rose Gas, Non-Carbon ©il and Brunswick Tires, NEAR HIGH SOCHOOL. DUNN &MARSON GARAGE REPAIRING PHONE 505 MAIN ST. Opp. Lafayette. LIVERY | before | toward the peace | seem to reflect quite a sharp division A portion of the terms however, ma for WORLD AWAITING | GERMANY'S ANSWER Counter Proposals Will Be Pre- sented to Allies Tomorrow (By the Assoclated Press.) Germany’s counter proposals to the peace terms of the Allies will be com- pleted by tonight and the peace conference by Brockdorff-Rantzau, chief of the | German peace mission, tomorrow, ac- cording to Paris advices. The reply of the enemy representa- tives is expected to be very elaborate and voluminous. The fact that the peace conference has been informed | by the German delegation that no | further extension of time is to be asked would seem to indicate that the documents to be turned over to- morrow will be Germany’s last word taking a definite attitude terms. Dispatches presented to Count von of sentiment among to whether the signed It was announced last week that the terms to be presented to Austria would be considered at a plenary session of the peace conference to be held today. Since that time, how- ever, del: ave been occasioned by | the difficulty of framing the section of the treaty dealing with reparations. the Germans as | treaty should be | be ready for presentation before the end of the present week. While there have been rumors that the all-Russian government at Omsk headed by Admiral Kolchak is to be recognized by the Allies there has as vet been no confirmation of the re- ports. It is indicated that certain guarantees are demanded as a con- dition of the recognition of the Omsk regime. JOAN OF ARC MEDAL LUCKY FOR HAWKER Rescued Aviator Was Carrying Souve- nir to Be Given to British Muscum. New York, May 27.—Harry G. Hawker and Lieutenant-Commander Grieve had with them on their at- tempted trans-Atlantic flight a silver Joan of Arc medal to be delivered to the British museum mint collec- tion. The local Joan of Arc statue! committee announced today that the rescued airmen carried one of two medals for delivery to European museums. The medal was struck in commemo- ration of the celebration held on. the 507th anniversary of the birth of Joan of Arc and the naming of the park in her honmor on Riverside Drive at 91st street on January 6 last. The committee sent two of medals to St. John's, N. F., to be de- livered, one to the fliers of the Sop- with plane and the other to P. F. Raynham and Major C. W. F. Morgan, to be presented to President Poincare the French mint collection through the courtesy of Major Mor- gan, who was to have gone to Paris. the WEATHER IS GOOD. Report from Azores Says Conditions Should Remain Favorable. Washington, May 27.—The follow- ing report on weather conditions over the NC-4’s course was transmitted by Admiral Jackson: “Flying conditions from Ponta Del- gada to Lisbon very good. Today, fair weather, southwesterly winds, moder- ate to fresh, at flying altitude, prevail over entire course, with barometer rising slowly. Weather clear; wind nearly west. Favorable flying condi- tions should continue over Wednes- day.” GRAND DUKE'’S DAUGHTER COMING COVZESS NARA TORBY This famous beauty, the daughter | of the Grand Duke Michael, will soon visit Canada and the United States, carrying out a tour she had planned before the beginning of the war. Govt. Insurance Man Col. R. Cholmeley-Jones who been appointed by Secretary of Treasury Carter Glass, succeeding Col. Henry D. Lindsley, who resigned. (C) Underwood & Underwood. AUSTRALIA HAPPY AT FLIERS’ ESCAPE Delegation at Peace Conference Pays Tribute to Valor of Hawker and Grieve Paris, May 26.—The joy of the Australian delegation at the peace conference over the news of the rescue of Harry G. Hawker was ex- d in a statement issued by it “The world will plucky attempt,” “Australia is proud of Harry Hawker and the Australian delegation hails him as a worthy son of the great land which gave him birth. for the purpose of testing the ability of an airplane to cross a great space in a new way. Technically the air- plane h yet to be proved, but Hawker's attempt has more than proved the ability of the men who operate those machines. It is a great thing to know we can still produce brave men. It is perhaps greater not forget his ren’s Hour like a feast. For the iny toddlers there is a varied sometimes Uneeda Biscuit 3 imes Graham Crack- ! Crackers or Lunch Bis- This' is changed on special ccasions to Old Time Sugar Cook- s or Fig Newtons and, rarest of s oy gdhen we had b, and those 1 was there to make a sketch Oy her. Luncheon was just over, ang she was talking women. The first words 1 slid quietly into a nearfg “National Biscuit,” antly my own ta eon. I liked he; fortably ¢ and ears busy. “Between the dark and daylight,§ she was quoting, “there’s always bit of pause When all seems waiting and 13 Sinas vere our party days. “Don't think my hour is just a o It started us happily, designated the better soda cracker. Since then, millions have come to know it as the name of the always perfect soda cracker—the everyday food. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY too-ready ten to ma pad of par were - waitg Hour. “You see, went on, ‘i3 mals. The ve to the hour ¥4 made it scem @#0od heavy enough dinner, but always #and always dainty, al- cuit Products can be. During the vears when my babies were growing Mscuit|up we never missed the Chil. dren's Hour with its tasty feast, something to eal dainties always | | the statement said. ' The flight was | i that the whole world, after five years of war, still admires bravery.” RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 Main St. Opp. Arch St. Phone 1409-2 $9.98 For Wednesday $9.98 | A Sale on M s’ Silk Dresses. Dresses which were up to $21.50. For Wednesday at $9.98. New Wash Skitts Gaberdine, Pique, Surf Satin, China Silk, Wash Satin, Crepe De Chine, Tricolette and Georgette Crepe. *Sizes up to 16 years. New Blouses, New Gloves in Silk, Kid and Cotton. Corsets, Underwear and Hosiery. HARTFORD Tickets For Hartford Safe, Baseball Games at Men's Shop. Economical Storage For Furs. Telephone Ch. 1090 PIQUANT HATS DECORATION DAY TO HELP YOU LOOK YOUR BEST Styles Favored by Fashion Leaders AND PRICES THAT FAVOR THE PURSE Hats in the New Shapes and Colors For Summer—Hats of Georg-y, ette, Silks, Straw and Satins. .Hats For All Occasions. This week we feature in the milliner# shop displays of Hats for Memorial Day, including the newest ideas for automobiling, for dress wear, for street wear. sport wear, $ for You will find just the hat you want here—at just the price you want to pay. Untrimmed Hats in navy, black, brown and popular sum- mer colors; lisere, Milan and Ttallan pineapple braid. Values up to $10 in this lot. Our price A special value in smart sailor hats, worth $4, at $1.98 Jaunty for the young misses, including some of Knox make at only .. $1.98 See the hats with parasols to match. Second floor. A very pleasing assemblage of smart summer hats, trim- med, and values to $6.50, for e s S5O One group of Hats-in black, brown, navy, purple, tan, ete., saflors, ready-to-wear, sport, two-tone effects, at . $5.00 A decidedly smart collection of new Summer Hats in vastel shades with trimmings of flowers, ribbons and ostrich, at $5.00, $7.50 and $10. One of these Hats will give a finish to the Decoration Day costume. new hats Crisp and Crunchy That refreshing, cooling Pepper- mint flavor lasts and satisfies. Not only do they fill the kiddies’ wants for a candy, but they aid diges- tion as well. Made of the purest pulverized sugar and Peppermint - Clove - Wintergreen - Cinnamon ——SOLD EVERYWHERE— Triangle Company, Inc; American oil of mint Four Flavors m NET WEIGHT 34 OL. 800 b A AL A L e 0 e 1 A s e AR Skt A 2L 0 AR 1 Manufactured by HARRISBURG, PA. Do the work yourself and save $50 to $100. Use Murphy Da-cote Motor Car Enamels They are made by the Murphy . 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