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NEW BRITA DAILY HERALD, TUOESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1010, 'L“NHSHHENAREA TI11 .11 l B N B B AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS EEEEEREE R . = STORE OPEN ALL| ATERMORENONEY2 4y wEDNESDAY| BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE | STORE J ; /V(’l"/éad?/’., Britain s Hundreds of Women Will be Attracted by the Money Saving of This Great Event N IMMENSE SALE OF DRESSES inning Wednesday SO RAGE BATTERY Demand Extra 10 Cents an Hour flr 01 Smge Jobs TRADE MARK REGISTERED New York, Sept. 80.—Demands of the longshoremen of Boston for an | additioal 10 cents an hour while| working in the refrigerators of ships o i Decide on Your § oisterl o temperature in the cold storage com- partments were presented yesterday ext battery L R e ! adjustment commission. The com- . misslon is attempting to adjust Your next battery should be a Willard differences between the employing with Threaded Rubber Insulation because 3 stevedores and the longshoremen it is the one kind of battery that gives you 0 along the Atlantic coast who have ! adequate protection against the expensive ;‘x::‘::“‘“’d increased pay and shorter reinsulation that is sure to come to an : John D. Bell, of Boston, represent- ordinary pattery. / ing the Longshoremen's union, as- 5 serted that it was necessary to main- Four years’ experience on many thousand tain a standard lemvaruui’ru in the cars have proven the remarkable durzhility refrigerators in order to protect the of this latest Willard invention. workers' health, which was menaced . g by the sudden change undergone It efiminates the one biggest cause of when they entered the cold storage battery troubles. compartments in warm weather. x A The Boston longshoremen were Caft end let us tell you about it. We’ll g justified, he also sald, in demanding help you get every last day’s use out of 10 cents an hour additional for han- yous present battery at the least possible dling hides, because of the danger to expense, but we want you to have a better disease to which they were exposed while 80 employed. Many workmen batvern are suffering from affectlons of the throat as a result of engaging in this work, he asserted. TheFuller Storage e | s, D s fop G ers.of vessels, sserted that it cost sevoral thousand dollars more to load Battery CO and unload ships in Boston than it . ; did in New York. Ho referred to the agreement between longshoremen 105 Arch Street and their employers in Boston as & ‘“confounded nulsance.” Demands of the Boston longshore- men include $1 an hour for straight time instead of 66 cents $2 an hour overtime Sunday and holldays; $1.16 an hour for handling, nitrate, poisons, explosives and stmilar cargoes and the same pay for loading and unloading sugar and friut and $1.25 an hour for handling grain. NN a S The Season’s Popular Styles in the Most Desired Fabrics--- Serges, Tricotines, Satins, Jerseys, Georgettes and Satin Combinations You save at least $5 on every Dress—Many samples, one or two of a kind included. These Dresses represent the stocks of six reputable manu- facturers sold to us at prices that in no way represent - the - true worth of the Dresses. Our patrons receive the benefit of the savings~ ‘we obtain through ‘our tremendous purchasing power. Take Advantage of this Selling and Save Money. MAY FRATERNIZE BUT MUST NOT WED American Army Regulation in Regard to Germans and Doughboys Is Greatly Modified. Coblenz, Sept. 30.—The Army regu- lation prohibiting American officers and soldiers from fraternizing with Germahs was revoked in an order is- sued by Major-General Allen recently. The rule against fraternizing became effective in December, soon after Major-General Dickman: and the ¢ i 5 2 : o B [ American Army of Occupation had reached the Rhine. The British and French are reported to have lifted thetr ban several months ago. £ . ° For the past month the regulation I . Make The Plain Room Attractive Ao gl o i o 2 = strictly enforced and there has' been HETHER building or remodeling, you will be better considerable promenading by Amerl- pleased with your rooms if stiff-as-lumber Black Rock can soldiers with German girls. The Woallboard is used for the walls and ceilings. revocation of the fraternizing order “There is no muss or littcr in applying Black Rock Wallbcard. =Once in no way affects the regulation pro- in place, it stays there permanently without cracking, warping or falling. B | hibiting American soldiers from 1t gives an added comfort and attractiveness to the rooms no matter what marrying German girls. the character of the building—house, bungalow, office, store, restaurant, church or factory, SRR T Note the moisture-repellent black centre that identifies the genuine, BUSY SEASON AT COLGATE. rigid, 4-ply vencer Black Rock Wallboard. Black Rock Wallboard i . SpasryEs TIV A protected against all kinds of weather and nceds no priming coat in decor- Football Squads Go Through Gruel- ating because it receives a special surface sealing and sizing treatment. ling Scrimmage. Give us a chance o explain the adoantages of Black Hamilton, N.' Y., Sept. 30.—Colgate Rock Wallboard for your particalar baildings. football men went through the first taste of real football here yesterday in a gruelling scrimmage which lasted over an hour. Two teams were chosen ® termed the Blacks and the Maroons, P the former consisting mostly of old l men and the latter of new men and . subs. Neither team was able to score, although the Blacks once were in a positian to send a drop kick over the bar. Harris failed in the attempt. ‘ O Inc . T S EEEEEEEEESSEENEEENEEENEEEENDEENENEEENEEERN ® 9 i TO WELOOME NURSE. Miss Des Jardin is ex NO PHRENOLOG NEEDED. | helplessly drunk, and wher igned | against the factory wall shortly after- as a nurse. before Judge James T. Meskill this|ward. A fine of $3 was imposed. %@@@@@@@@@w##fi@@@@fi(&@@@ @s@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@mg £ Sale for Wedagsday Only Sale for Wednesday Only - - Women’s and Misses’ ¢ Women’s and Misses’ Winter COATS % $25 SUITS ¥ $35 Sizes for women up to 44 and the miss 14 to 20 years. Made of good winter weight Velour, Silvertone, Ete., Suits—Good adopted styles at this low price—Mnterials are Serge, Poplin, Jersey, Silvertone in good shades, all in practical new Fnll models—loose flaring or belted— sizes. ‘Worth up to $49.50. ededededetol otedosetolate] some have large fur colars. Good colors. Worth up to $87.50. & T roTototototot Tttt o dto R ToToto o X TO N o T dotetoRetetotodotetotodeefolegeiapeiolofols ~——MANY OTHER BARGAINS IN TOO SMALL QUANTITIES TO ADVERTISE— EENENESEEENE EEEEEEENEERENE N EEEEEEEENEENEEENEEENEENNNENNNNNEENENNNSEEREERN B3SO BEET B M D pected in New Britain : 250'256 Park Street Reception Awaits Miss Des Jardin at | anq ‘the medical and al staff e 5” on Mike’s Head | morning admitted charges. He was 2 R Local Hospital. doctors and nurses are planning a o ) xplained. fined $3 Coventry—Though Lady = Godiva g o pleasant surprise for her. She will| Mi ewic: found face | Officer k Hahn picked up Paul |rode in this year's pageant clad in Tel. 1074 A welcome home will be given at| ;g o superintendent of nur vard on the sidewalk Elm | Wolicki near P. and ¥. Corbin's fac- | white and gold brocade instead of . the New Britain General hospital this It is with much pleasure th; st night by Officer ard [ tory at 9:40 and brought him in on | nature’s garb the pageant drew tens evening to Miss Claire Des Jardin who | peaple of New Britain le: s | Kiley and bro t to thé police similar charges. Wolicki claims he | of thousands of visitors. For the first has just returned from France where | Des Jardin's return as she has a large | tion where it found that his left | bought two whiskies and two beers |time in the history of the pageant, a | she served in the United States | number of friends in this city. eye was entirely closed. He was a Park street store and fell asleep | Coventry girl took the role. 4 OINGS OF THE DUFFS ‘ L] It Happens in the Best of Regulated Golf Clubs BY ALLMAN HAVE You BEEN PLAYING TILL NOW,Tom P MiSSUS DUFE Mo DINNAH | CHARLEY, WiLL You MR.DUFF- MRS DUFF U/l THANKNoU CHARLEN ~ UP IN ONE MINUTE! Huw! You HURRY AND GET DRESSED-1ORDERED AM ALL READN To BE [GO RIGHT Down 10 AM WAITIN’ AN NO' | TeLL ER VLL BE P BY T DINNER OVUT HERE AND ITS ABouT SERBED Now | THE LOCKER R0OM AND DINNAH AM READN. /" § 0B ALL NN | READY ANOW - TELL MR.DUFF THAT P s TR GOT To DO ROUND Dis CwB! M WATING AND DINNER] I 2 R / TS SCANDELOVS - WE PLAYED A COUPLE \SALLREADY P : EXTRA HOLES-I)y BE E H WITHYoU IN AVERY FEW MINUTES