New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1914, Page 5

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Fitzgerald of mn-} ford to Give Illustrated Talk on “Reflev Anaesthesia.” Hartford, April 22.—The second day of the golden jubilee convention | of the Connecticut State Dental asso- | will not be allowed to suffer in jever, that some anxiety is felt about that war would be avoided by the re- fusal of the American senate to give its consent. 8enor Gonzalez Hontoria, ex-secre- tary of the foreign office, said it was a matter for congratulation that Spain unreservedly trusted in‘ the United States to re-establish ordery in Mex- ico, which was the main ipterest of the whole world. | Letters and cablegrams to the news- papers from Mexico have caused the impression that the establishment in Mexico City of a committee formed by the American, British, French, Ger- man and Spanish diplomats would be able to protect foreigners. | France Relies on U. S, Paris, April; 22.—The French for- eign office refusest6 maffe any ofcial statement fn reference’'to American in- tervention in Mexico. Persons of authority in government circles ex- pressed the view that France is not called upon té criticisé the action of the United States, as it is felt that such aetion is certainly based on the highest considerations of what is best. The previous actions of the United States in safeguarding French inter- ests encourage the belief that they the Present instance. It is evident, how< the possibility that the United States | does not appreciate the immense French interests in Mexico, which are roughly estimated at 4,900,000,000 francs ($800,000,000). England is interested to the same extent, while it is estimated that the interests of Americans in Mexico amount to 6, 000,000,000 francs ($1,200,000,000). | The opinion among those who are not affected by Mexican either in favor of Huerfa or Carran- za, is that President Wilson might have taken a more impartial line as between these two leaders, The Mexican legation issued a statement yesterday, which read: clation was taken up largely by the clinicians, although much time was spent by the various visiting dentists in looking over the exlibits in Foot ! Guard hall. Those who conducted | the clinies were Dr. H. S. Dunning | of New York, Dr. H. K. Thoma of | Boston, ‘'Dr. N. A. Stanley of New | Bedford, Mass.; L. J. Weinstein of | New York, Dr. Joseph E. Farnum of Providence, Dr. A. G. Lansing of New York, Dr. George M. McKeg of | New York, Dr. R. Il. W. Strang of Bridgeport, Dr. W. 8. Prensky of New | York, Dr. Ellison Hillyer, New York | College of Dentistry: F. H. Nies of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Dr. A, C. Fones of Bridgeport. Dr. Charles R. Turner, a professor of Pennsylvania university, read a technical paper and a discussion fol- lowed. This evening Dr. William H. | Fitzgerald, a Hartford physician, will j* Senor de “‘Although Minister de la Barra is without special instructions, he pre- serves the firm hope that the Present difficulties will be solved in conform- ity with justice and in accordance with the true interests of both coun- tries. “At all| events the minister is con- vinced that the present events will show how strong the patriotic feeling is among his compatriots. Love of country will make all discords among Mexicans disappear.” la Barra was attended the reception for the foreign diplomats by King George at the Quai d’Orsay last evening, but owing to the grave events of the past two days the minister and the members of the Mexican legation asked to be excused from attending the fetes in honor of the British roval visitors. 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New York, N. Y. I will be glad to receive your Mid- o Summer Fashion Book shéwing season’s best styles at very moderate prices. numerous. Those who are there will be sufficiently protected by the Unit- ed States. Italy does not expect that the conflict will lead to international complications and will not adopt any isolated policy. . She has exchanged views with her allies, Austria and Germany, and with England, and will merely watch developments. The correspondent understood that the Itallan minister to Mexico has joined with the other envoys in advis- ing President Huerta to yield to the | American demands. King Victor Emmanuel, who is en- gaged at present in the arbitration of Franco-Mexican questions, Is very much interested in the situation, but ie interfering in the matter in no way whatever. Mr. Page, the American ambassador, visited the foreign officer yesterday and communicated the facts of Ameri- can intervention. The foreign office acknowledged the communication in the customary diplomatic manner. The Tribuna prints an interview with Mr. Page in which the ambassa- the published official friendship with Mexico. The inter- view seems to have been. given out to counteract a suggestion in the Glornale d'Italia that the United States is aiming at the annexation of Mexico. British View Unchanged. London, April 22.—The foreign office steadily adheres to the attitude tion. | the latest news, but are reserved in which are based on the Government's known attitude. Germany to Be Neutral. Berlin, April 22.—The reople and the newspapers are taking a déep interest in the Mexican situa- 1. The papers display prominently their comments. The officials of the foreign office de- cline to make any statement as to how Germany views the latest action cf the United States, but a high official made the following statement to a ccrrespondent yesterday: “In the conflict between the United States and Mexico the - attitude of Germany will be one of the strictest neutrality. Germany takes the stand that it would serve Gernian interest¥ most and best if order was restored in Mexico as soon as possible. “No one in Berlin has any sym pathy with the present conditions in Mexico and so far as Germany is con- cerned no obstacles or difficulties will be placed in the way of American SIMPLE WAY T0 END DANDRUFF Halir Scalp. Stop Falling and Itching There is .one sure wsy that has never failed to removc dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then German | action, nor will America be rassed in any way.” ‘embar- Japanese Are Neutral. Tokio, April 22.—Japanese govern- ment officials today declared that the attitude’ of the Japanese government in the Mexican situation was natural- ly one of strict neutrality. It was pointed out that the Japanese war- ship Idzumo was now at Guaymas, on the Pacific range. for the anese residents a step becorne and could ar- embarkation of Jap- in Mexico should such | Grand ball given by the New Brit- ain Hungarian Rakoczy Sick Beneflt soclety Sat. afternoon and in the old Turner hall on Admission Ladies free.—advt. April 25, Arch street. evening, 25 cents. WORD FROM GOVERNOR AWAITED BY OFFICIALS Strike Situation in Colorade As- sumss Grave Danger. Denver, Col., April Governor Fitzgerald officials today | Governor Ammons, .—Lieutenant other state word in regard from to the strike with the miners is being re- vived. '_ City ltems - At the whist of Star of Good Will lodge, S. of B., last evening at tha home of Mrs. William Daigle of Fair- view street, the prizes were won by Mrs, Harry Wallace, Mrs. Ira Thrall, Mrs. Forsythe, George Schultz and William Daigle. . The Wall Paper Store. Marsh, 38 Main street.—advt. Joseph Abrahams, socialist didate for councilman in the A P sixth | ward, reports to the city clerk that he had no campaign expenses. Contrary to reports, there will be no special meeting of the common ccuncil this evening. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. FEdward A, McCarthy of 158 Black Rock avenue this morning. The father is the popular assistant city engineer, Thomas Murray has been appointed administrator of the estate of Daniel Murray, Berlin Dance Class. Fri. eve.—advt. HELD FOR GAMBLING. Meriden, Conn., April 22.—Anthony | Pinard and Charles Grimes were ar- ! rested with conduct- They were each for today charged ing a gaming house here, held under $1,000 bonds trial tomorro can- | Keeney's theater, vaudeville motion pictures. Lyceum, the Lyceum Players “Our New Minister."” Fox's theater, motion pictures. Special meeting of the oo council, Reception at G. A. R. hall. Brotherhood supper and lecture the South church, Phenix lodge, I. O, 0. F., meets § Jr. 0. U. A. M. hall. \ 2 Meeting of Carpenters’ union at { Main street. St. Elmo lodge, K. of P., meets 242 Main street. Vesta hive, Ladies of the bees, meets at 277 Main street. TO SYSTEMATIZE ATTACKS. Chicago, April 22.—Plans for tematizing the legal attacks of ized baseball on the Federal were up for consideration at a ing here today of the national b commission. No club could start al action without the commissio sanction should the commission ad one plan under consideration. {i\'p an illustrated talk on ‘“Reflex |on international Qquestions, the | in regard to Mexico which was Anaesthesia,” a discovery of his own, |following may be taken as Italy's at. | the of which has created a stir in the med- jtitude in the dispute between . the f,f.f::i‘.i. ?;m:'im;::: a::i ‘:‘:p t{v‘:,‘:g: feal world. He will show how it is ; United States and Mexico: | States. Additional proof that ~no |store (this is all you will need) ab- possible to anaesthetize parts of lhe! Italy is only indirectly interested, change in this attitude is contemplated | Ply it at night when reliring; ‘use | body by pressure in some nerve center jas she has no comercial interests in is furnished by the fact that Sir Wil- | enough to moisten the scalp and rub . _Mexico and the Italians there are not | liam Tyrrell, senior clerk in the |it in gently with the finger tips. foreign office and private secretary to By morning, most if not all, ‘ot | call for a special session of the state legislature to determine upon the!| state’s future action in the strike zone i No move was made by the admin- istration pending advices from the governor, who is now in Washington. A full report of the situation was you destroy it entirely. To do this, Just get about four ounces of plain, common lquid arvon from any drug "WHEN SKIN BREAKS OUT OR ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR OUNCE OF BOLD-SULPHUR CREAM WILL | te Paris yesterday. Sir Edward Grey, the foreign secre- tary, accompanied King George and Queen Mary and the foreign minister Sir William would not have left London if any action was i contemplated by Great Britain. your dandruff will be gone. and three or four more applications will com- pletely dissolve, and entirely destroy, every single sign and frace of it, no matter how much dangruif you may have. forwarded to him by telegraph last night by the lieutenant governor and by Adjutant General Chase, who has refused to send more troops into the Ludlow distri Officials of United Mine Workers in SAYS AN DR Sulphur, says a renowned derma- tologist, just common bold-sulphur made into a thick cream will soothe Y ANY ECZEMA ERUPTION RIGHT UP years common bold-sulphur has o pled a secure position in the p of dermatology and cutaneous Denver were husy today formulating | and heal the skin when irritated and |tions by reason of its P t plans for the succor and care of in- | broken out with Eezema or any form | stroying property. It is m habitants of the Ludlow tent colony, | of eruption. The moment it is applied | parasiticidal, but also anti-pruritie, which was destroyed by fire after the | all itching ceases and after two or |tiseptic and remarkably healing in armed conflict between members of | three applications the Fcozema dis- |irritable and inflammatory con the state militia and strikers at Lud- | appears, leaving (he skin clear and |of the skin. While not always low Monday night. It was reported |smooth. ing a permanent cure it nevet here at union headquarters that 200 He tells Zezema sufferers (o 8ol instantly subdue the angry itching of their people were missing. Union | from any good pharmacy an once of _irritation and heal the Officials put the maximum death list | bold-sulphur cream and apply it to up and it is often years later | as the result of the battle at fifty. the irritated parts the same as you |any eruption sgain appears om Talk of a general sympathetic "wouldany cold cream. Ior many | skin. A The foreign office does not expect You will find all itching and dig- that there will be an anti-foreign|ging of the scalp will' stop instantly cutbreak in Mexico and is doing |and vour hair will be fluffy, lustrous, nothing in expectation of such a con- | glossy, silky and soft, and look and tingency. It knows nothing of the re- | feel a hundred times better. ported intention of Sir Lionel Carden, | If you value vour hair, you shoula the British minister to Mexico, to ad- | get rid of dandruff at once, for notn- vise President Huerta to yield to the |ing desiroys the hair so quickly. It demands of the United States and has | not only starves the hair and makes given no specific directions to the it fall out, but it makes it stringy minister in regard to this matter. He |straggly. dull dry, brittle and lifeless, will follow his general instructions, |and everybody notices it. 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