New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 9

% DAY, JUNE 13, NEW BRITAIN DAILY:HERALD, FRI : AINVILLE NEWS o} st | o €S, HILLS & CO. " They riked a e front “Over lere" while the soldiers were “Over " A y I8 Every man and boy in Hartford should do their duty and join the Boy : ! Scouts o ¥ BUILDING 1S -RROGRESSING § “to do Your Saturday Shopping Here 3 5 We iwill offer ir addition {o. the THREE DAY SPECIALS already ac many other nu Woman Sufirage Campaign Contin: 1 hat we do mot believe we shall ble {o duplicate agair : 2 ndise is very scarce N : . : A I items of (\, g [N P YR Q A ‘L’! ¢ at Special Values for Saturday Ghatming: Sommer Dresses Special at HiOir Great "IN WE HAVE A BIG STOCK OF SUITS—AIl sizes, styles, colors and fa- AN ot e B ‘(7"95 af])d UDWEFdS E Day bpecmi z erved the cour ire going away for your vacation be sure you supply yvourself 5 ch and dark c Al { is smart and fashionable and will the service eturning 1 e a i ny clever st woman's attentio wderate raticns fr homes here the tall ! : . .. The coloring the latest, t promptiy dane. The post of the Amecricar s grow- | § Jlete for women and 1 ¥ desc hat were formerly priced up to "% e stron-er Mane n Tesion 8 you would not do justice were formerly priced up to $37. e 3 fiohe S e ortment, > formerly priced up to are no HIEm Do LSy t were formerly price 50 are special 2 g rved in any bran s and Dolmans. R | ¢ s of whetlhier he fought in th e Wonderfui Values in Taffeta D ntry. linda:] Plainville sent 199 men to the se :J’?&:SOO ice during the war. Som them | i J Hat we arc specially featuring—t “cst to you that this is an gdvant the offer we could think of that would inferest : men. We have % 2 7 an assortment of Gingham Dresses, in plain, fizured and s oiles, made the supreme s ¢ 1 th aso e in the « ind possibly 3 ured Georgette in all new color shad \lso whit resses in organdie. b | have ciected t ma « ¢ B 3 . hes hat we will have or cou £t Re{iuce Georgette and voile, all attractive models priced to $45.00. Ever oL e eo ; 2 s 4 advanc cautiful sonality. navy 1 retty woman or miss should come in and make guick choice e b e o g0, for .4 11 other L in the service with '~ : t Blouse Dept. e e ot ecwpetton m aemars | Newy' Line of Jertsgy Suiis in thfs Fashiqn« by s 0 G G G el B o e Jineifeshicuiied ety able Colors Wiil be Shown Saturday of pra Bers. are, however, ar ardrobe. Made of creg i v and white, D in league blue, bisque, white, flesh, sunset cured St Rl "l o the tewn to whom such an orsan- | & Hundreds of New Waists walsts in voile priced $1.39, $1.95, i04. : p;.‘j";,‘\,i”ff;”,‘p R e e h S At $1.98 and Up to $10.98. || i o e e e e et ] - Tverything that is new and desirable in zang” and oftentimes long for it | gandie, Tub Silks, Pongee Silks, Ge the men! with whom (e “palledi’ white, flesh and the prevailing shad tis, 8 ve 1 or this sale 39c = | 1n ather towns and citie local fully designed and workmanship of the highest order. " £ JE 5 rosts are a dy being s HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY S . L RECEI VING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. b ) | Bafhlng Suits, Balhingf’; 0¢es, Ba‘.iliflg Caps ’ Vw _“ LR Long Silk Gloves, values t Milanese Silk after a living person \lan i e woss e ormed e (B Another Big Sat. in Wash Goods Sei_ling b5 L G () 5 T — = aa—————T— e — lected ta — = C ‘ Turkish Towels, > e T t or second man from the town or Having bought heavily in Wash Dress Goods, we are able to . time and he states that if he accepts [ this eveninz at tie old athletic hall at | victory e g Y 2 < = ¥ 3 * il F T | I o ot 1 ores a at ving from present whol and mar the prosecutor’soffice he will be a Bast Berli e feature of the pro- | ably would conform to dierothieristorsaiand it o sa SR : g ) | from his shop duties much move. Mr. | &fam will be a short playlet. The re-| formed aiia . u e factures’ prices. rofit by those prices Saturda FF { Lewis is serving his second term as | “Cibts will be turned towards the Jar 3 fte \ Francis 1 L x collector and will again run for | cicty fund, G : i Dress Voiles for 39¢.yard f pattern the office at t all election. He was Berin Bricss, PR“SE[UT@R"S JHH clected to the office on the republican e Ao nine will ho S Dattie S ¢ Sl s W in onderiul 2 ticket. Should he accept the prose- | th ovening - S ; uld i | g 1 pes, ete., light mediufi and J U | s office 1 mean that there | grounds in 3 i IS 50 1 | B Duess Voiles, 27 inches preparation for Sunday's 1 not t democralt in the office | 8ame. to name or the next two years. There has not e post, after reir E ) t of the better Judge Griswold Requests Tax-:oieh J fmeres proveeutor noglor | aims. mimer i “Austin o “idsan | 4 A% (ot RothTE defnite nas veea) B I o Mg i S son Grooming Gould: # {m“ i ”' youth !\' ho is i ic c t DRYESS GINGHAMS T~ INCHE! TOE, SPECIAL FOR ) orderec » Camp Devens i and e S 3 stay there for ix weeks Lir . inch 1 ith the way ampaig i« 4 L peeis. A large and appreciative crowd ai- Campaign Still On, 1 P, Gould for the office o t tman | en of in Construction office. | of the state and nation Hesitates About Accepting Job— | at the fall election it 5 1 fice. Bl : ! porters of Mr. Gould ] . rst hospital for the pa aec s 4 3 | good sta has returned to his home | ¢ Run for Seclectman Next Fall— | 800d start S ome f | cticut Woman St sociation ) Funcral of Myps, Cobey. i Al Shiffiagel move. | nartment nue to e a time Church Supper a Success. The funeral of Mrz Mary Cohey = = = = < | ) | unt o world s its political | exp aged 82 years, who died at her home PUBLIC NOTICF Owing to the reslgnation of William | jn Kensington \Vednesday evening 1 Selectmen of the Gibney, who has held the position | following a lengthy fllness, was held | Plamvilla hereby sive notice - acr | Some 6f prosecuting attorney in the local| from her home this afternoon at 2:30 | cordance with Section 412 of the Gen. | persu t the campaisn town court for the past cight years, | o'clock. Rev leton Iazen, pastor Statutes, Revision 1913, that the | is pirel al an ve enlist Judge Geor Griswold has taken | of the Kensington Consregational | following by-law was e el . Some of the female staps t point someone to the office. | church, officiated idge G : that he is the Funeral of Mrs. Cobey—Gould May Town of | thus 1 interment was | adopted a meeting Loard of | Sect may rémonstrate that the entire Congregational cemetery, | Selectm thing couldn’t be done by the wom ceif of applicatior Vesleyan lane. Mrs. Cobey was one BY-LAW. evert IISRtO NI t the position p { of the oldest local residents and well 1. Any person Tnetorilenell and Btter: honglt = 0bs Believ t lified for the | known he Boslaos 8 Aeir her husband, | waste material, gor el o office, Ju cold has offered the i h: . e i hdner Bid posit Let has | daughte several sons and | caved . or ref a kind in =5 B kst B R Supper a Success. Piainville, s . punished by a AT B L dme BYos mesepURN THoR facORinS women of the Kensington | Penalty noi exceeling for each o on the fots stor k constantly busy t Episcopal chu gave their | Violation of this by-law. Paper Goods company plant annual supper la ght 2 Al o maderial, garb is engaged as a foreman, has c b e A him to hesitate in accepting the a of members of ‘the church and friend by in S - ni - "o i D | The own you F QWD hfi[flf C&m;}fl}’:n iS now pointment:, Mr. Lewis, at the present | attended the affair, e ic dun time. holds the position of town tax | success. lowing th < S Dated at Plainvillc ollowing the supper a sh A day of May, A. D by members —_— ——————=r————me== | program was presented o 1 or t fo > 1 s Tii:) 4 4 L] [ B {of the Epworth league. Rev. e | VAi. J. JOENSON, ) s to 1sed as < I % DN fl Efliginfl ‘%‘E%irw\‘ Hold Festival. ! s Prepaving for Clean-Up Campaign. SR Arawana Camp 2 ) e lalein B wishing to own their own Lomes s 'E [ tival Neld this vear 1 e y tors in th clea ¢ e | now fill out application hlanks by calling officc. where fuil informs home of Mrs. W. A. Bunce, of Cotf i A g | UEIs tofbal wacedgnene D . tion will be che Hy given: also at o sal DAYS SPAR That Lydia E. Pinkham’s [\ 1% the or ) fiu y i ; i a5t 5 RIS Exery Tuesday and Wednestay , from 6:30 TUntil Da B | i 3 ursdz repa- | } Afternoons, from 2:20 Until Da e B mace : ttended ti 5 neeondi N AL L mbakn now s (i s for Houses consist of Bungznlows, Cottages, Two-Tenement and e a Well Woman. ceiy — m“‘.».x]‘]‘}p i & : i e f_],,cf‘" E Twin Houses. Parties wishing to join this HOUSING CAMPAIGN must fill e 3 ummer camp fu; g i c a parts of £ g Blanks before July 1st. Los Angeles, Cal.—*“I suffered with Present Play Tonight. | the The tawn teams will cover emale troubles for years, was sick An entertainme vill be given this 9 t 1w 1 N the eas P - P e S R | Prient il be siven : tme entir toxn o on tho cast | EASY TERMS “ lwas not abie to do 1 un the auspices of the Wood- | A 7 1w ~ 3 s Ll WAl e’ T imy own housework, f the World o N B K | o | i ‘fc”‘“d 1“"“ get "chased the and turnec ; i Terms will be made as casy as ible and will be arranged accordis 1"521‘,.7;”'3:8;(1—%?;1':'. : : RO B2 a f e B e e to the cost of House desired. Be sure to atiend our Saturda; Afternoc am’s Vegetable = 3 CauneRofgtlic S . fire to the rub. | Sale, commenci t 2:30 p. m. Compound adver- Lt : Tl aliepe T O L Naii s ) FROE SOUVENIRS ~ FREE SQUVENIRS Dancing will Toman You | folov 2 ' i B | tnswshea it © - © ‘ Representatives on Land ) [ ' g e ) INSPECTION DAY § nen who suffer from any form of 3 i ek n ‘/? € h&*‘de 4 ! t Q}', f lg { (‘ ¢ L& e Ll o g Gorbach, Stern& Hammer Corporation ents, inflammation, ulceration, irreg. | pleted arrangements e heavv ¢ 1ariti65‘,‘b:ckaChe.’begdachc_.narvnu,‘ { ’ 10:Ce Steer & i e 259 MAIN ST., BOOTH'S BLOCK, ROCM 6. ess or ‘. the blues,” should do as M e | _‘fivel‘_ N : o e Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. Phone 1190. eVine did, and give Lydia E. Pinkham’s “egetable Compound a thorough trial. For over lorty years this famous hr the 1 5 e nEDe EA ] medy, WhHiQi contains the curative, | ie wps o fik ALL GROERS PROMPTLY engthening prope-ties of gond old ) member of the nac.is, S o chioned T00% aml herbs, has been S apennene oser JELIVERED rrecting justsuch ailments. OU | country he expects to receiv el = ve mysterioutcomplications write for | (e o SUste et 4 TET et G i vice to LydlaE. Pinkhem Medicine To Give Fnterta ‘L. 148 e el , Lynn, Mass L eTE 1 of 1de The Daughters of Rebecca of Aia- | A T | cucsted (hat the food co