New Britain herald., 1918-01-31

matism dreadfuliy, with pains ia my
back and joints, and my hands swollen.
A friend advised "Fruit-a-tives" and
from the outset, they did me good4
after the first boz, I. feHI zoas getting
neH and can truthfully say that
'Fruit-a-tives'' is the only medicine
that helped me''. LOUIS LABRIE.
Soc. a box, 8 for So so, trial size, ESQ.
Atall dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit
a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg. NY.
were present at the ceremony with
friends from Bristol, Unionville and
Plainvi1le. The couple left on a hon
eymoon trip and on their return they
will reside at So Maple street, Plain
vile.
Insurance for Soldiers.
In regard to the insuring of SOL
diers and sailors in the service of
the country recent information has
been received by S. S. Gwillin1, who
is in charge of the matter in the town
of Plainville. A statement is made in
which relati of the men are al
lowed to make application in the be-
half Of those in the service it if is SO
wanted. The relatives or persons who
wish to make out applications must
be duly authorized by the man1& the
service in order to do so. TIL AIime
limit for the granting of insu1-nce
to the men in the service is February
IL. The insurance must however, be
120 days after entrance into the &C
tive service OF the government In
case the man Insured is unable to
pay the premium allowance is made
the relatives or persons who
insured him can do so. Any Informal
ton that is wanted on this matter can
be had by consulting Mr.. GWillim un-
til Feb. IL.
Notice to German Citizens.
Notice has been posted in the To-
al post office and around the town in
'egard to the registration of all Ger |
nan aliens in the town Of Plainville. |
The men are required to present to |
he auth critics four photographs and |
o register their names in the book |
which will be made out for this pur-
,ose. The date for the beginning of |
egistrations has been set as Febru- !
ny and the time limit for such ac- |
ion is February 8. All Germans re- !
iding in the town of Plainville are |
equested to appear before Postnnas-
er Peter Prior at the specified time
4 order to present their photographs
nd to register.
PlainvilIe Briefs.
Arthur Stanley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
,dwin Stanley of West Main street
) seriously i'll at the New Britain
ospital.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
EUGENE LaVasseur at her home on
'orestville avenue last night. Friends
7ere present from Unionville and
'ristol
Miss Olive Frank of Stamford is
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson of
tedar street for few days.
The regular meeting Of sequassin
odge, I. O. O. F., will be held to-
light at o'clock in the rooms on |
Vest Main street.
r. W. Farrar has moved his black
NTH shop from Whiting street to
he building located in the rear of
he Russell block.
The Ladies' Aid and Sewing societys
f the Advent Christian church held
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. G.
voodford of East street yesterday |
fternoon.
The Women. Relief Corp. gave a
leasant whist party at the home of
Irs. William Eaton Of West Main
treet this afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Driscoil of Hartford
listed at the home Of Mrs. e. D. War
cid Of Park street yesterday.
George Day has moved his family
rom Plainville to New Britain where
1ey will reside on Smalley street.
Miss Josephine Prior Of Washing.
IN street, who has been employed in
1e Hartford office Of the New York,
-ew Haven and Hartford Railroad
ompany has been transferred to the
-ew Haven Office of the company.
A son was born yesterday to My.
nd Mrs. Ralph Seymour Of Maple
rect.
Harry. Graham of Pierce street is
from his recent illness.
Only two days more OF our sale
hich closes Saturday. Until then Is
er cent discount on all goods. H. A.
aaes.
O RENT--In Plainville, tenement of !
four rooms. Inquire at II Church |
street, Plainville. 1-j1-1d
O RENT-Tenement OF rooms ali .
i'm provements, RusselIs block, on .
second floor S12. 1-31-1d
. RENT-One rent on third floor of
5 rooms also in Russell's block In
quire T. W. O'Connor, New Britain. {
1-31-1d t