New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 5

many, July 24, (Correspondence of the nounced recently that headquarters in the United States would be opened in Chicago late in Aug M. McGuire, natio tive, in charge. established in every ion, according to pre: 6th field artillery, of FRUIT JARS CANNING OUTFITS JAR RUBBERS | A. A. MILLsS]| 80 West Main Street Telephone 381 Heating | Kittl> Karr | to file cards i insuranca, | ton, W. Va., | his hom | Bell Pag | from Uric | | Hook, N. ; Green Igor Plumbing Tinning NEW ORGANIZATION | FOR BUCK PRIVATES - :;; Chocolate uts.” A woman's it anned, which will include i hip all women who served itionary force ers, telephone ef Grimes, — Isaac Didnot man also are society has i : “Broader edu- ner politics, com- or all bavs under to make bigger and and to interest our- stry, commerce and la- PLoomine Society Formed in Framce to - Continue in U. §. Richard clerks in the With the American Forces in Ger-| s disturb A ciated Press.)—The Buck Pri- s' society organized at Montabaur by members of the First division, an- The sbeiety is characterized as a “‘great monument for the heroic dead of the A. E. F.” and it is planned to make fathers and mothers of men who died In action in France honorary members. One of the duties of mem- bers of the society will be to make an- to the homes of saldiers on the battlefields of the spelling Johnsons, ust with Edward 1 field representa~ colors. Br: the 374th Infa Private Paul F. (ollm hmen D3 Membership in the society stricted to privates ONLY GENUINE is re- Jennings THE —{ JUST GET THIS ONE; VANKEES ALL RIGHT Saints Weren[ Needed {0 Name‘ These Husky Doughboys Washingten, Aug and a Dirner Bell. | of them were in the army, G n Norfolk, Va., and Dinner wa | appear in the bureau’ Asal Experie Swindle, of Center Bugg, of Oscar T: Pluribus Brown of Perr Money, Willie Darling, ee Office Graves, Huckleberry Shell, i Eugene Bullock . Bullock’s continuity spelling Aloysius and 11,000 Smiths n the service. thousand Willlamses were with the There were 5 ‘\Iu aham Lincolns, ingtons, Robert E. Lees and \illiam | 22.—Paris Green So did a Little All according n the burcau of war risk reen lives in Hunting- he war. Causes Lazy Liver Littlel Killle Icars. maices 50 many questions to ask; so much she needs to know. And school is over. Hers is now a lazy, inactive, carefree life. No wonder she is not always as lively and as well as she should be at her age. Let the mother inquire if the Bowels | atc funchioning propetly,. for » there lies the basis of good and poor health. It will usually be found that a lax- ative is needed, and none will give safer and quicker relief than Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin which is just S \s Tung into the service Mo. Some others who with pepsin. s files are ilson, of Van . of Chicago; The head is again clear, light. A dosc of Syrup Pepsin in hot weather. Candy Owen at Britton ter, Green s Horrible om House, Green Hue rliament, zene Grant, your address to Dr. 480 Washington St., DR. CALDWELLS : r?;e per/éct Laxative Precio Butcher and Fine Ger- listed. Jump record in names ident of Salmon, Idaho, before he reaches the RED CROSS NEAR hundreds, rather a d TUnited Sta ] | eral We and the | 5150 bureau are tempted to |, by | Napoleon Bonaparte, or en of him, fought for the s. General Grant, Gen- and General Jackson t the Ge is. Quite were in the army, were largely men Orange Cobb of 1 his son, Lemon e. Jarry Adolph Thomas Paris, Aug the Bosnia-H unit is located within oo\ T of the spot where the [ | Nolinu. N. of + Cobh, were 000 i 18 ways . There were and 00 Forty-seven AUSTRIAY Brunn. Aug | land in Moravia, Jose Rodriguezs in | fourth of Cz antry. { by one man, an old Austrian noble- ,“'m S man now in exile. The government | At night the it up in small farms of ripened grain, rifles I knees. George Wash- will now split in the service by the ' for the people. Lazy Life During Hot Months a combination of simple laxative herbs Taken tonight, freely and pleasantly in the morning. There is renewed interest in life. then is almost a necessity for everyone A bottle can be bought at any drug store for 50c and $1, the latter being the family size, or a free trial bottle can be had by sending B. Caldwell, Monhc:llo P Pepsin MEMORABLE —Headquarters egovina Red Cross a stone’s throw apparent was assassinated 1914, the spark that ignites the world. —Mountain brig- Let us place your Heating Apparatus § in good working order for the winter or § install new. We are agents for The Forbes Down Draft Heatiers and Glen- | wood Furnaces. ERICKSON & JOHNSON 34 Dwight St. (RCIN512 New Britain SPECIAL LALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. T no other time is the girl so constant a companion of her mother as when she is emerging into womanhood. There are it acts the body now and YELLOW PEACHES FOR CANNING $1.50 a basket. NATIVE POTATOES EVERGREEN CORN ... .. .......... CANTALOUPES . 10c ea. 2 for 25¢ NATIVE WHITE PEACHES $1.00 basket BEETS 5¢ bunch . 5¢ bunch 10c a head . 10c b . 55¢ basket 3 qts for 25¢ New Britain Fruit and Produce Co. 86 HARTFORD AVE. TEL. 1193 (FREE DELIVERY) 1. SPOT of Austrian heir- in July, ND NIGHT. Wives of the grain by day at in their fields across their SALE NOW GOING ON OF REAL CITY HOME SITES HAVINC DIRECT ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE AND ALL CITY IMPROVEMENTS AVAILABLE Cease existing. Begin to live. Provide a HOME for your family—not merely an abode. What you pay out in rent would soon buy it. Here, then, is your opportu- nity. Step up and grab it, and grab it quickly, for there are two good reasons why we must 4 LIMIT THIS CF-ER TO SEPT. 1 FIRST—The saving effected will soon be offset by the steadily increasing cost of doing business. SECOND—This offer will bring a flood of buyers, and only those who act quickly can expect to secure what they want. FARMINGTON AVENUE PLAZA Our latest development is located on Farmington Avenue and commences 200 {eet north of the junction of Beaver and Washington Sireets. It is intersected by Miller and Hayes Streets, which will be regular city thor- oughfares, so that city improvements, such as water, sidewalks, curbing, sewer, gas and electric lighting, are available for service on any part of the Plaza. A few minutes’ walk away are the City Hall, Central Square, Banks and the Post Office. It is mldway between the Bartlett and Osgood Schools, so well known for their generally efficient teaching staffs and the excellence of their school buildings. The Plaza slopes from the west by easy gradients toward Farmington Avenue and is dotted with fruit and numerous other trees. Competent Landscape Engineers have planned the Plaza so that all its natural beauties have been utilized in the scheme and are enhanced by skillful treatment. Qur title to the Plaza was examined by Judge V. F. Mangan and found perfect. HOW TO GET THERE Walk or ride north on Farmington Avenue 200 feot from junction of Beaver and Washington Streets to Mil- ler or Hayes Streets, or take Farmington Avenue car from Central Square direct to the Plaza. Easy access from the northeastern section of the city is by way of Allen Street to Farmington Avenue, then turn south and you will be at Farmington Avenue Plaza in two minutes. ortumt Bul Qnae Like Thzs )Gzoc{ HERE IS THE ANSWER TO THE HOUSING PROBLEM 50 much worry just now. It is overned entirely by THRIFT, and COUR Combine these qualities with d you will own your own home, and quick- the land first and buy it at Farmington Buy it for cash or on easy terms. Don't 1 to huy on easy terms for Farmington Ave- home sifes will double in value within Money to build can be borrowed now on Able terms than ever before. The newspapers state that an organization of New n’ being formed That is causing yo \ wnph one and is \\ Iu)\ the low rd 5 per cent. ke advantage of pportunity vou are ALIVE. Don't he influenced by “Know-it-alls” who never had or never will have anything. Act for vourself as all RISALL men and women do. The per- sons who tell you s of V\nlllm\ material will go on’'t know anything ahout it blant, but TS THI TRUTH. So, show son and protect yourself and family NOW and for the future by buying a home site at Farmington Avenue Piaza. A TIP TO MONEY SEEKERS THAT IS SOUND T0 THE CORE The civic extension which New Britain plans to take place in the immediate future assumes surprising totals and predicts a city of greatness. Everything indicates that its population will increase 100 per cent. within a few years. This means that Farmington Avenue Plaza home sites, owing to their proximity to civic, business and social centers, will afford a GREATER and SURER return than any other form of investment. THINK, then ACT. TO EVERY MAN AND WOMAN In giving you this opportunity to improve your living conditions and wealth, we feel, and wish you to take it to heart, that it is an outstanding fact that never before and never again will you have such an absolutely genu- ine offer as is now placed before you by us. OUR GUARANTY SAFETY You are just as safe in buying your home site from us as you are in purchasing a postage stamp from your druggist or postmaster. We give warranty deeds. If you are sick or out of work, you have the privilege of not making payments and your account with us toward getting rich still is in good standing. REMEMBER! THE SALE STARTS SATURDAY AT 2 o'Clock But don’t wait. Go out now and look the Plaza over. Salesmen at Farmington Avenue entrances afternoons, evenings and all day Sunday. EXCLUSIVE—BUT NOT EXPENSIVE HOME SITES IN LOCATION and SIZE we fit y our wants IN PRICE and TERMS we fit your purse J, S, SILVERSTEIN ANG E. A, McCARTHY OWNERS, REAL ESTATE SUB-DIVISIONS LOCAL OFFICE HOME OFFICE 71 Church St., New Britain 26 State St., Hartford