New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1919, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 191& ; | MILITARY FUNERAL | A FOR LOCAL SOLDIER | { ' YD Boys Fire Volley As Body of ,: I Albert Zdanzinkas, is Lowered Into Grase & , P APER moine ot © o =1 Is An Opportune Time military honors. ing lowered into Never Fails To |i-:rueg .} to Have the Exterior of Drive Away |&of e o v || : 1007 it sl § Your House Repainted. §| Purc IScEeaE s = o RECRG adto Tobacco R:. BE. V. Grikis, pastor church, and he was assisted by Rev THE et |f Give You An Estimate 1 .v T. Crean and N Stavis were rge of the music for the mass. Dickingon Drug €o.| - oo f of the Probable Cost. Sessions Will Be Held Friday After- 169-171 Main Stres! e e e e the city court on Friday afternoon at for plaintiff; Joseph Ru against Mary Ulinski, F. B. Hunger- e i3 & 5 ERANKEIN SQ. PHONE 359 company against Adam Zigulewicz, pleading, A. A. Greenberg for plaintift and Henry Nowicki for defendant; Rocco Ferrara against Wincenty Juchneiwicz, pleading, Klett & Alling for plaintiff and W. F. Mangan for de- fendant; Alex Stefanik inst Jaka 4 Isidgy Jexinik et al., mo specific | 8 statement and order for answer, Kiett | s ” & Alling for plaintifft and M. A. Sex- | |8 WICK ton for defendant; Alex Bessoff O ° Made up in against C DiGregorio and others, either dark tan | arder for biil of particulars, o bl Grevuberg for plaintiffi and Klett & or black Russia Alling for defendant; Peter calfskin — also Twardus against Peter Kostrzewski | and wife, permission to file reply, I 7 brown cordo- E. Hungerford for plaintiff and P. . | B H MecDonough for defendant; E. T. Fro- 7 g 55k van. men against Louis Smirnow. order fc With consum- pleading, H. P. Roche for . S and M. D, Saxe for defendant; Fr HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS FOR TODAY THAT WILL INTER- matc Sklll ‘ts E. Purinton against A, H. Harrls, EST THRIFTY WOMEN roomy propor- judgment and hearing in dama; M. | B A tions are mask- ainst John Picukos, default for ed by its lithe, | | want of answer, Klett & Allinz for Youw'll find these Hats in a varicty of shapes and of the Sl o plaintiff and Henry Nowicki for plain- quality Panama—the Side Rol irned Brim, Mushroom Shape graceful efrect. tiff; Thomas H. Manning against John | B Plain Models are just what you need for this weather. J. Walsh et al.,, default for v it of H o | | answer, Kiett & Alling for plaintitt | g BLO' «‘E DISPLAY HARTFORD | |and W. ®. Manzan for defendant; - v—-__——'—l Albert G. vain 3 inst Albert P. You can’t possibly find a better value in Lingeri8 default for want of answer, |@ the ones we are showing at $1.00, § Alling for plaintiff and W. %l And cur models in the bette T 2 T and . Greenstein for defendant. B Chine and Georgette Crepe are only i Other high-gradec models at $ ' OUT. 3 See our special models 3 Mod worth §1 ) HARTFORD. Blouses Chamber of Commerce Paper Ready | § Models worth 00, now $1.25. CITY ITEMS for Distribution to Mcmbers. o = - The May and June issues of the | i L'}'MA}KT lUB SKIRTb Sk e Chamber of Commerce bulletin, “The | & Automobiles i e R Sy R T e L R ed In Piques, Gaberdines and Novelty Materials, in all white and arsland, vice-pre: of the Dick- | i) son Lrug comr ind Michael oherty, a gro f 17 Black Rock | collified on Main street. Mr. Marsland reported to the police that he was turning In front of his store and gave the required E and the other car struck it. Mr. Doherty claimed that Marsland's car | sidewiped his machine, Mrs. W. R. Olson received a. tele- ram from her husband, W. R. Olson, | SupPport of all members to r that he has arrived safelv in Sweden, | Britain a better city. Some of Mrs X. Callahan and children | items discussed in its are "he left today to spend the summer at|Proposed summer outing down the Warthaisl Vinevard river to Saybrook; the Old Home | consented to hear e N s Corporal George Fredericks, of | Week cclebration and soldiers’ and | cates and provided Trench warship | of fibrous tissuc) of the thyroid Main street, has been disc ed from | sailors’ welcome, for which a commit- | 1o bring t representatives | which was causing considerablc the Army after 15 months of service. | f¢¢ has been working se 1 montk from Constantinople to Marseilles James Martin, of Tremont street, is ¢ [N¢ successes of ives, and plans suftering from hl664) polsoning. ! for future activities of the bureau Clarence Sandstrom, Saul Berko- T : witz, William Dudack, Charles Hall- | GLOSSUP HEADS SOCIETY. | berg, S Waskowitz, Louis Nair, 3 EEtTR { Meyer Goldberg and David Natr are ] COUTt Friendly, F. of A., Chooscs Offi- en et oo olless dton M a e cers for Coming Year, Officers were cloct be distributed to {1 embers | & a few with e coloring, our £ 3 he prettiest models feobre | BT o Combinea | & vou will find i I They are fetch v trimmed with buttons Charity drive, Li v Loan campaign | B md pockets and are only $1.98. and Salvation Army drive, it was i possible to get out last month's issuc and consequently it is combined wi the paper for this month has not vyt arrived, it is roprted to he NORTHCLIFI he editorial for the month e S e i e written by J. W. Lockett, of tI 1 1 N Apparently there is considerable | cliffe, new per owner and former rivalry between England and Frane G of the British mission to the in gaining the zood will of Tur it | United States underwent an operation the French high commission n- Y. A bulletin issued by his phy- antinople scored by g T the 1 | sicians says that his conaition is satis- the first news that the conferencs actory. The operation was to remove chamber directorate, and I T ed at the meetin \e of the horses hitched to a water | Of Court Friendiy, I of A, held I wagon was slightly scratched last | NiBNt and arrangements were mad 1ight when an automobile. driven by | [OF the installation of the new leaders 2 e : Tuesday even July Edward Sharpe, of 63 Hawkins street, backed into it Depnt and Chief Ra Lambert Lord of Pride will be in charge of the s Ferm. so Rov. 1 n of Rev, e rm, former pastor of the et T RS Chiet Lutheran church here, was : : L George Glossup; s ) e ministry of the Charles Keehner recording ¥ = P b 5 7 ) ; € ] k 3 ) . ran church at Linsberg, | S drenin e e / 2 4 § = 5 Kansas, | week . _Frank Olcott junion A 5 \ 4 : — — - i Henry P. h senior 7 J b ¥ e . HONOR ROLL DEDICATION. 1 4 saunders: junior bea- 2o AL d : SO“ l Ou Ourse i ¢, Bernard Connelly; lecturer, 2 W — ANB e i x Court Charter Oalk Will Honor Service . A social committee to z Y » i R Men Tomorrow Night. 2 a nunber of h B~ e coming months onsist of the following mh Oak, Foresters of America, will be| the court: Geo A 1T Manufacturers of “bundle” cigarettes Ll b e e The Wedding! make a big noise about using a “dash” of ayor George A. Quigley will give th A member » drlve to continue for | o 2 he: £y fee i 3 = 3 = e o s o 1 St R i f }1 Cuznol real Turkish tobaeco in their brands. Al given 62 members to the service | ated last night s 1 y 1 be too entifu f and the honor flag carries four gold | endeavor to bri \ B stars—three of them having been | ¢'fase this vear AN LOWERS should come first in the calen- |ff ’ 2 BT et s i e shon . Gl L S e el Then, don’t you think Helmar should In the service and the other for a 5 o i ATON., i / 4 he Bride's favorite flower, the matter is service man whoso ¢ T medatng ot prame . S ot | ANV e B arotE o ot e piay a brass band about its 100% pure = iy ] Miss N gto! Beloe oo send yours. Theimportant thing about o e S e O e | | aret] iR i 45 b s e || Turkish tobacco? ly session sual business will | Plosed e lzeport this | ; \ ment—we will be glad to give you |} angacted) prionito dnelaedlcatory |0 E TR U A SRR S LIS Son 0E0 i il \eogug | many helpful suggestions. Mayor Qui o o Lt 1 cently reccived his dizcharge | from the | ROSES : You have the answer—just as “the Governor” says— ou | ordnance department where had a ‘ Ate Distincils Wedding Flowers 8 Turkish is the Mildest and Best tobacco for cigarettes. TEES - | 7 udent in e Now Fritoin riigh | § 7 e S e et he b\ oL o school distinguished himself as a ] i 3 ; ~‘1“"“”gg‘1h°m° decora- (8 M e DIGE foothall playver. \ 1 For graduatio birthdays, sick s, Y lakers of 1 1 furkish ','sl.mmcmrs = = ! ) y/ ., you can always y it with F owcrr{:"'m:o ylod and 595%70" M&Z%fi g i TURKS AT SESSION, E > 1 Aot water, | : . Three Dedegates Ar Avowedly E - ’/ Sure Relief Erignal e e et | : VOLZ FLORAL COQ. Poris, June 17.—Three of the Tur- 92 Wee o~ e N s kish delegates who appared md;» o )2 West Main Street FOR INDIGESTION | 7 the council of ten are said to b friendly to ¥'rance while Tewfik Pasha, former ambassador in London, who The honor roll of Court Charter