New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1916 THE BIG STORE HEW BRITAIN IHE END OF A SPECIAL| SEASON mgggv FROM 9 T0 C LEARANCE ‘ American Sugar Refin- ing Company’s W W B O B ‘ Slari;S 'lé)i%l'row ' GRAUL%TE % e = Vaiues Unheard “thg?é}?” .’ BESSE'LEEAN;D;§ ) B et Therefore Fut up in 2 Ib Cartons ol : le Aim of | 7 Grore ' |8 B | This Store Is | o LIMIT 1 FKE. - 21h |3 : ; Always to i o SEE OUR ADVT. ON ‘ T?A Eg@ K ; : r & = Give fhe O;pel;] M({?df_j!y PAGE7 FOR ADVER. R PkE . | Nights Unti SOLD TO ADULTS 8 Public TISED ITEMS o e . 5 Service it v ETHE BIG STORE @ § a8 4 to 1-2 | RAPHAEL’S DEPT. STORE 386-386 MAIN ST. IR Vafia mn ?imfl is g this Sale —“A STORE FOR EVERYBODY"— Now Here Undoubtedly yeu are contemplat- — = i Z ing to spend a vacation and *you will E 0 V i N 1 ) w MIEXIOAN INDIANS ACTIVE. STIMULATION 1'OR HUNS, - | o4 L : need many articles in the line of fur- AJ[]RITY []l: ARMY ouT OFA,TEIE_ASHES D eh e imelone T BN a s Banatin | A mcricant bR sl o Ui ; # : nishings. You will also want the best | Brom Ruius 6f Beiglum Stecl Plants Border States More Prequent. German Goodls is Report, velues at as 10\)'13.])“('? ;r; ' p()sslh}f{’.‘ EN PWAR RlSK\ e - 3 El Paso, Tex., July 16.—Yaqui In- T, ik A AR firms | B £ ; o Now, if yeu will spend a ?“ mqmon s One of Greatest Combinations in the dian depredations in the Mexicipn bov. | appear eazer fo b Germa made and read over our Sugzestion L5 T yods as quick s possib accord- World Will Spring. 004 ickly possible, acc der statcs are beeoming more frequent, | .y ‘Jotier passing reently throush | low it will be to your advantage and B | Brussels, July 17, (By the Associ. | Put not all acts of banditry in the ¥ the Tnited States army censorship. 74 " vill have found the store where the BEOTE 0,000,000 Heve Permitted | aica Bressntus ot tre raina st meit | it conntr can e ) : you will be laid at the doors glum's’ steel industry, which was svs- | of the Indians, according to advices | 10 Pe Particularly in demand in Ame: best values for the lowest prices are to 1 3 J v estroyve ), o Germans. ica 1l ndication of how Germa: 3 g P - of the biggest steel in ire being stimulated by d case ding a doz a bad name and : cambinations in the world. Ten deciof ! E ders from foreign countrics, a bhusiness {2 ot tiieli ol nt et til i oenos e Hu| e sinchnim, im Avier icanthE poviedl e e S i R STt (el (ol aloe . { ] on, July 18—Approximate- | whose plants were laid waste, have | V10 1 I U, I SEREROUE | it e e e i i g ree-fourths of the 4,000,000 of- | decided 1o pool their interests into ono | & ’I“‘ e oL “\’" “““’: st on file to keep them e and enlisted men in the military | - 1.CNSC undertaking. Stock in va- i ‘\'(\»‘ S 1\”“ YL YEE 8 | i LY aryil e s or Mesicans to shout “Yaqui” when- Rl A is being taken care of On'the other hand, German forces who secured government poli- | according to the method followed in 2 Killed in | 5, rrom side countries ever a foregner has been | | 0 - : ) cgner ’ o . : : m o QITITR T T cles through the war risk insurance Ing many American plants in the | iS0lated territory, ov whenever a fla- | (\ligus kinds, Purchases jus Vi BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND > ey . i thing remaining to be done is to pl reen Commitiec ahywhere I 1€ SCC= | food, cloth and other articies ¥ Y i = Qs - bl RO DR e e R e || MR anee G e B e || S e G e . ) $1.00, $1.50, $3.00 and up. Briey basin-and the Duchy of Luxem- | TNis is supposed to impress the visitor | fychyping fivms continie to : R R o reau's advisory committee of 13, head- | bourg, which will form a part of the | with the idea that real Mexican Dan- |y .ouen the censership in which ¢ : PARKER SHIRTS ST e aRs e e T ditry exists largely in the imagination | 1o s e e aals mare 1 . ey - ed by Charles Evans Hughes, which t e St b Sl | e i oF il sl § N $2.00, $2.50 and up to $6.00, RGeS —— . ] quiries regardin ncies in Germang 5 g S = blamed for violent acts whether he | I i " Nno L SR g for automobh rubher wood Recommendation that the organiza- CABLES TO GERMANY, ¢ S e iomablic b teeol e NECKWEAR J@2 °f the insurince bureau be do-/| Western) Unjon Willl Accept: Strictly || Gedul atid Mexlcan pandit bands are | S GOSN B e Ay 1] Of Best Quality and Full Shape centralized in order to permit more ooth active and it is7said :to be im- 0 2o Business Messages for Transmission. | possible o tell which is guilty of G o e : 65¢c, $1.00 $1.50, $2.00. direct and effective transaction of bus- | G. F. Groff, manager of the local | various reported raids, robberies and : ; iness was made by the advisory com- nch of the Western Union company | e v e e e ) : murders. | Japs Will Now Permit Photos WHITE BALBRIGGAN mittee following its series of confer- annaunced that that or 2 closed during the meetings of the bu- | —_ —Z E . [ Royal F: > . 1 f 2 P; T roar B s ith Director Chomaliy ores |lanow veady fol tave viaiies: o Taken of Royal Family in Public. | § ] . 2 Piece Underwear. of the bureau. sages for delivery in Germany. PECULIAR ANOMALY NOTED | 7Tokio, July 1S.—Permission 95¢ each policy holders to Only messages in plain English and Berlin, July 18.- By a peculiar | just been granted to take photog G sontinue P 3 - ir renc be a optec h X of o reriz : v as (he ype: continue 1ts and convert their | French will be accepted. No pe ThO el SOl SR the imperial family as (h Dpea ; : A TR QIT TG term policies 1w, tributed largely 5 {in public drivi in a carria not g i “AbH TIES B root et e o bl 21 | ment, the official ehi isliipEafthe (e e heugen d S el S 4 Just the thing for hot weather to communicate with them as 30 per | lowed. Code addresses are not allov fussian state church under the new | This is interpreted here F 3 - 3 = Gire. B, A, (e Cent of the addresses of discharged | el. Messages must bear at least the | ¢ is now vested in three | great concession to the spiri s 7 19¢, 25¢, 35¢, 45¢, 65c¢. B e e re incorrect. surname of the sender. B two of whom are members | mocracy. : e e - In order to reduce the necessity of of the socialist party which skponsor: In the carlier days of Japan it was 3 ATHLETIC g on correspondence to carry 4 e the separation of church and state as | popularly zupposed that any one g i R Ja! S UNION SUITS g undertaking” the com- Gadsden) Gal, a party plank. = on {he sacred emperor v i - s S i recommended’ that qualified | vote af only one small précinet m —— ruck blind. Accordingl s lace | endl 59¢, 79c¢, 95¢ up to $1.50. representatives of the bureau he ing, L. B. Rainey of Gadsden ap 5 SR Y e o vas always veiled b » hambo ] : : — - to the-capital of each state to con ently R e \Hm" ROt T ORI E N D SEIVECT mat when an audience nted. | gol BaVia D. with the governor in order to enlist { democratic primary in the seventh| ‘ashington, July 18.—A perma- | to as 1015, on the 1 the | . 2 1 the aid of state, county and munici- | district to succeed the late John Bur- | nent federal employment scrv 1 t Kioto, pl f J : ] i L pal officers in obtaining the cor nett in congress. would henefit organized and unopr- | !he emperor and empress ex 3 A UNDERWEAR 2d s of discharged service - i | shop windows had fhe faces of - and keeping in touch with them. > RED CROSS ON VOIL s Eanized labor alike. Frank Morrison, i yrajocties ohscured by a piec P 3 3 { (o tional organizations such as th Samara, Russia, July secretary of the American Federation| | ; oy | Reg. Price $1.00. American Federation of | American Red Cross has established | bor. declared_ before the joint ¢ g Now snapshots o emperor and ,uld be asked to assist | on the Volga river an hospital steam- | Ses8ion of housc and senate labor | —_— al | his consoft ar ring frequentls i o = QIERY this W committee said er of a hundred heds committees : ol MEN'S "(r) SIERY To keep in personal contact wjth | E—— - — . ul T policy holders the committee recom- mended that the hureau establish lo- : N T W O e R TR 7 : 3 Every Description in each state or o o . 5 A , 35¢c, 50c up to $1.00 a pair Eae Big Savings Await You at the Great e el Market Big Satuyrday Sale. § & ' o T ‘_)‘W{M h‘“ : A-1 Goods at the L)owest Prices | 1 4 E & W and Arrow Brand at prices untold stressed the importance of legis- | FRESH LEAN PORK LOIN AT COST | GROCFRITS : AMERICAN HOSIERY 8 Rrovisloniot placiogithc loLg B SIRLOIN, SHORT, PORTERHOUSE STEAK 19 ‘ ORI A (G Al SR g e LEkd A UNION SUITS ¢ the bureau on a permaner i 8 : RIB ROAST FANCY STEE R L 85¢ | P& ¢ ROLLED OATS ¥ - 5 ; $2.00 and $3.00. GENUINE SPRING DA MB LBGS | ¢ SPECIAL —————wn = GENUINE SPRING LAMB CHOPS Ip PR EEs JLBsicoRN I EaL s R i I f\-’[’!z\’f‘k] : SHOULDER STEAK .. ioi ot siims 80c Nponators . .. e | in all shades and stripes s, July 17, (By the Associated | B pRESH CUT HAMBURG ... 5 - | PURE oLIVE OTL ... S $1. ar : i $1.95, $2.45, $2 Pour million children in RS TTHTS on | Pl ot T s tse [ BTG ST e 3 106 s s fed under the auspices CORNED BEEF SPECTAT IANATIVIC POTATOE ATIVE TOMATOES, U\ION SI IT“ i At o i - < 5 o ONIONS, CARROT EETS, CABBAGIE, e = e American relief administration © LSS CABBAGE WITH Nvimy § LBS 1{”(.,_:_ i e % $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. $3.00 oo v ably be conpriel B CORNED BEEF PURC HASED HERE. } PEACHES, : & . Ecru and White. JOUR MILLION CHILDREN BEING FIED BY AMERICANS an direction, even after the conclu- | of the work of the American food.administration in Europe. 300 VESSELS ARYL ! GIVEN TO AI4JES Hamburg, July 18.—it is efficially 8nnounced 300 vessels of this port with total displacement of 1,168,000 cubic meters have been delivered to Entente pawers, Of these, 31 were ned by the Hamburg-Ameérican line