New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1920, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1920. “He’s Badly Hurt--To the Hospital!” dear to you — in time of emergency as well as under normal general conditions. If a person were hit by an automobile in front of your home, where would he be given aid? If you believe in a fire department as a necessity — if you believe in a police department as a necessity — then you believe in a hospital : You believe in » If an epidemic should strike our city, where would we look for preventive measures? necessary for necessity’s sake, not for charity’s sake. a hospital adequately equipped and properly supported to meet an emergency as well as the general needs of your city. There are today enough accident and emergency cases occurring in a city of the size of New Britain not only to fill your hospital but te overcrowd it — and crowd out persons requiring general treatment. Remember your hospital cared last year for 1,080 needy cases more than it could handle! y It’s time to marshal hospital facts — and it’s time to help prevent crowding hospital beds! Your hospital is fast becoming an Emergency Hospital which has no room for the many patients intended for it. Just as your police and fire department is absolutely necessary for “WAY DOWN EAST,” IS D PARSON the preservation of life and property in New Britain, so is your hospital absolutely necessary to protect your life and the lives of those near and HELP YOUR HOSPITAL-YOU'LL NEED IT November 29---December $600,000 IN_D W. GRIFFITH needs you now! Are you going to help? - ~ VICDORY MEDAL IS “WAY DOWN EAST”. AT PARSONS' THEATER, HARTFORD, ALL NEXT WEEK. mess, Lowell Sherman, Burr MelIn- COMING TO PARSONS. | tosh and other prominent players, W. GriMith's “Way Down East.” | which is now In the sixteenth week Richard Barthel.- ! of its run at the fourth street 9 THEATER Hartford WEFEK BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 29 THEN TWICE DAILY AT 2:15 AND 8:15. D' PICTURE PLAY Surpassing Even “The Birth of a Nation” and “Hearts of of the World” WAY DOWN EAST ~ Special Symphony Orchestra NOW BREAKING ALL RRNCORDS AT THE TREMONT TEMPLE, BOSTON, AND THE 4#TH ST. THEATER. NEW YOI Nights and Saturday Matinee, 50¢ to “Well Worth $10.00 a Seat,” Says the SEAT SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9:30 A, Owing to cost, length of production and i pumnd contracts, Pown East” will never be shown at less an first-class prices. rs BOC to $1 “Way theater ORDERS POSITIVELY NO PHONE TAKEN. i | xe” | theater, New York, where it seems | destined to exceced the record of any of Mr. Griffith's former productions, jll be seen at the Parsons’ theater I next week, opening Monday, and then twice daily thereafter, at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m There are many factors which en- ter into the success of this latest of the Griffith super-pictures, but none more potent than the wholesome love story of Anna Moore and David Bartlett. While the ice scenes near the end add materially to the thrills of the picture, the New England love | tale is unquestionably its chief charm. | A special musical program will be an enjoyable feature of the produc- tion here as it will have the accom- paniment of an orchestra of thirty picked musicians. The sale starts Fri- day No telephone orders taken. ~ DYE RIGHT Buy only ‘‘Diamond Dyes"’ Each package of “Lnumond Dyes™ contains directions imple that any woman can diamon: ve worn, shab- by skirts, waists, dr s, coats, gloves, stockings, sweaters, draperies, every- thing, whether wool, silk, linen, cot- ton or mixed goods, new, rich, fade- less colors Have dopcoiat oo EASY TO GET NOW Sorgt. Garbe Says it is Not Necessary for Army Discharge to Leave Ap- plicant’s Sight. Sergeant George 8. Garbe, who has been detailed to superintend the giving out of Victory medals in this city wants all the men who have not re- ceived their medals as yet to briag their discharges to him at army re- headquarters No. 319 Main street. The Sergeant explained that all a man has to do is to bring his dis- charge to headquarters while a nota- tion of it is made. He then leaves his address and the medal is sent to him. The discharge need not &0 out of the applicant’s sight, and the entire transaction will not take over ten minutes. When the application is filed, it wili be a week or ten days before the medal is forwarded to the applicant at the address he designates. Commenting on tho lack of appli- cations for the medal, the sergeant was under the impression that the men were reluctant in giving up their discharges. This order of keeping the cruiting | discharge for a few weeks has been | made void, and it is expected that the requests will now come tn more read- ily. To date there are 117,194 medals placed out of a possible 3,757,621 which is much below the capacity of the office force which the government has working at Philadelphia. The number of clasps granted for major operations are on the average two for a medal. There are granted, at the present time, 52 medals, with 9 | clasps, 9 medals with 10 clasps and two medals with 11 clasps. RED CROSS CAMPAIGN. Membership Drive Will be Concluded Tomorrow in This City. Tomorrow is the last day in which to answer the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call The Roll Call here was extended from last Saturday up to Thanksgiving Day to give as many New Britain people as possible an opportunity to show their appreciation of the work of the “Greatest Mother in the World"— and to make this appreciation evident in the form of a Thanksgiving offering by either joining or renewing member- ship. “The Red Cross deserves a hearty respose to its fourth tnvitation to an- nual membership,” says President Wilson, Roll Call Headquarters here are in Crowell's new drug store, Profes- In an emergency you may need your hospital! Your. hospitai 3 (' ! i Beauty With Abilify In the Essex Sedan It is not easy to associate the beauty and exquisite charm of the Essex Sedan with the extraordinary ability through which it has excelled all other cars by so many famous official proofs. Yet what else could account for the un- usual satisfaction and contentment Essex owners feel in their cars. » Essex holds the greatest official endurance record of 3037 miles in 50 hours.- Four dif- ‘ferent Essex cars have 4 times broken the transcontinental record between San Pran- cisco and New York. It hoids the 24-hour marks for both dirt track and open road running. And for cars its motor size t holds all official speed and endurance r.cords from 1 to 50 bours. Moreover Essex gives all the light type saving in fuel, tires and oil. in sddition its endurance and reliability elitunate much repair expense that less durable cars incur. S. & F. MOTOR SALES CO. i ~ For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Ads. ‘Touring . $1595 Roadster. 1595 Sedanm ... Prices { o b. Detroit Cabriolet . $3100