New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1915, Page 12

\RRIVE ALEXANDRIA, Unable fugeoes ‘rennessce to at Jaffa, Cairo, Via London, Jan. 12, 9:15 A. The United States cruiser Ten- ee and the collier Jason arrived at Alexandria Sunday evening. The Tennessee, after fruitlessly waiting outside of Jaffa to embark refugees, the weather continuing exceedingly rough, was obliged to return to Alex- andria for coal, causing great disap- pointment to the refugees, of whom 1,500 of all nationalities are waiting at Jaffa. The Tenne: e leaves today on her mission. Three P will be necessary to bring away the refugees. The Jason also will sail today Beruit and thereafter will touch Piraeus, Genoa and Marseilles, will finally arrive at Plymouth ¥Feb. 15. While en route she will take board exhibits for the San Francis exposition. The Germans and Austrians have sent their ex- hibits to Genoa. T OF l’-\l"l< RS. Dependent for f6an Charity. p. m.—*“The civ- feed is greater ld French armies hn scrape through worth of food a ! Emil Franqui, a nker, who is on a n connection with m in the organi- flayed a conspicu- % generally real- ["“that there still rdons in Bel- ally entirely de- he American re- trip for at and on 0 Denmark Issues Orvders to All Steamship Captains. Copenhagen, Jan. 12. via :28 p. m.——As an additional pre- ution to prevent illicit trading be- tween neutrals and belligerents through Denmark, the government has given orders that all Danish steamship captains shall hereafter carry only one set of papers. Steam- ship owners are called upon to hsee that this regulation is carried out. This new order is due to the sus- picion that captains of neutral ships sometimes in order to evadeiexaminaton by Brit- ish cruisers. Danish n History. of the London, world,"” “there is no unity of 7,000,- i with starvation belligerents of of self preser- gre the Ishmael [England say you because to do j fvith your enemy. open the port of f relief, because age to Germany. even send us ight reach your Germans, the ish have a ring prritory, .through r and none may Tmission of the d REPLY FLAT NEGATIVE. Cologne Gazette Comments on British American Note. Amsterdam, Jan. 12, Via London, 12:15 p. m.—The Cologne Gazette, re- ferring in a recent issue to Great Britains reply to the American note on shipping, expresses the opinion that this communication fram in spite of its expressions of is in fact a flat negative. Gazette upholds the contention that the increase of American exports to neutral countries has been due en- | tirely ta the increased home require- ments of these countries. Answer to ‘If England Antwerp, If she | but we conse- conven- Yy with revive. e sorry, ke the Hague Starvation. ents argued, M. 00 persons were ation by the obstacle in the o the wants of prcome and ship- permitted to en- of Rotterdam. ave been given, the auspices of pn. our thrify race,” | conclusion, “but | rey of the world. ded us we shall WAR KILLS BIG RACE. { Oxford-Cambridge Water Clash 1s Called Off. London, Jan. 12.—TJt is definitely decided that on account of war con- ditions the historic Oxford-Cambridgs boat race shall not be held this year. The annual boat race between Ox- ford and Cambridge is an institution in England similar to the Yale-Har- vard regatta in America. It is Great Britain's greatest rowing classic, and is held late in March or early in April. The race is rowed on the Thames over a 4 1-4 mile course from Putney to | Mortlake. The announcement that 1t | had been called off because of the { war caused little surprise in sporting circles here, such action being ex- pected. DNTIER. lomage Paid to lino - Garibaldi. an. 11, 8:30 p. nstantino Gari- Argonne region | ling a charge of 8, was met at ay by the same pogian Ruler Uses Pick and Shovel recently trans- o) i Like a Common Soldier. Ebrother, Bruno. ! ‘Riccoiti Gari- London. Jan. 12, 7:29 A. M.—"King sed a desire Albert spent several hours Sunday rtation of his With a pick and shovel, digging be trenches like a common soldier,” . writes a Belgian from the front to his family in the refuge camp here. “It happened in this way While inspecting with some staff officers the king saw a group of us digging, look- ing very tired. He inquired how long we had been working. Being told he | sent us away for a rest while he proposed to his staff that he and they take our places.” ALBERT DIGS TRENCHES. KING and sympath points along i and demonstra- frequently giv- ACQUITTED. [Arrested While In Volunteers, VS. WELSH. RITCHIE Former Champion to Meet Title HolA- er February 9. San Francisco, Jan. 12.—Willie Ritchie, former lightweight champion, accepted an offer to meet the title holder, Freddie Welsh, in a ten round no decision bout at Madison Square arden on or about February 9. Ritchie said he would enter the ring at catch weights. He refused to make weight for a bout of less than twenty rounds in which the title was not at stake, except by the chance of a | knockout. Rome, Jan. 11, pbne young Itali- arrested while | frontier to join | hiteers in France, here today and Jre arraigned the | ed that they be | that the mere | raveled to t,ho( te a crime for- | code. The court ! hjd the men were z & Costelio, Inc. 242 Main tireet. For RE INSURANCE EST MAIN STREET 03,800, Only $300 Cash Required ents 12 rooms, 2 furnaces, 2 bath rooms Apply to L. HATCH CO. D REAL ESTATE 29 WEST MAIN STREET. Embark Re- again | all carry double sets of papers | Lon- | | MOTHER-TEACHER WINS HER APPEAL Ws. Pevoto, of New Yo, Grdered Reinstated A teacher because she | the publi Commissioner Albapy, y not absents schools be herself to bear a child, John Kinley of the state depart- ment o cducation decided yesterday. | The decision definitely determines the status of mother-teache in the state, as under existing laws there is no appeal. Mrs, By the Peixoto Reinstated. vesterday Bridgett Peixotto, a teacher of the | Bronx, vho became a mother while absent without leave and who was dis- missed by the New York city board of education for neglect of duty, was ordered reir ated Decisions in five other mother-teacher appeals are ex- pected soon, Mrs. Peixotto was dismissed in April, 1913. She carried her case to the courts and theé court of appeals decided the determination of the mother-teacher question rested with the cormmissioner of the education department. Mr. Finley's decision declared that Mrs. Peixotto’'s dismissal made it ap- parent that the purpose of the board of education and its officers was ‘‘to | adopt tie policy, of dismissing from | the service all women teachers who absent themselves from their posi- | tions because of child birth and to | classify such absences inexcusa- | tle.” Deslared Unconstitutional. He then pointed out that a law providing that a woman teacher’s po- | sition became automatically vacant when she married, had been declared unconstituional His conclusion was “That the board should have ac- cepted fthe natural corrollary of its policy, voluntary or.enforced, of em- ploying or retaining married women s, and should ‘have given at least as favorable consideration to absence for childbirth as is nor- | y given to absence asked for rea- sons of personal convenience or min- or of grave illness, or for purposes of study ard travel or of improving the health.” Unable to Duti Dismigsal for general inefficiency, Mr, Finley held. would be warranted if, upon return, a teacher was found | to be unable, after trial, to perform school cGuties “But it is difficult to conceive,” the decision read, “how a reasonable, un- decision Mrs. as Perform TO ONE CENT A WORD TO RENT. all 17 1x 5 room tene- furnace, electric Wakefield 1-11-wix T—Tenement five ments. Inquire St TO RE! improv Stanley room, at i TO RED ment, light, Court. T-— Desirable second floor, gas, $15.00. 33 RENT—Tive room tenement, third floor, modern convenience Inquire F. W. Loomis, 150 Arct street. Tel. 1-9-tf TO RENT—Tenement All improvements. extension. four rooms. Par I\ St -9-tf of 473 TO RENT—369 Main street, of four rooms, modern ments, steam heat. Apply 652 ley street. tenement improve- Stan- 1-8-6d TO RENT-—One first and one second floor tenement of five rooms each. On trolley line. Only $15.00 month. W. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut St. -dox five 580 TO RENT—First floor, roc modern improvements. Main street. TO RENT—Tenement, 6 rooms, floor, modern improvements. Broad street, Plainville. 1 TO RENT—One rooms, all modern 130 Cherry street. first 115 lwx tenement of five improvements. 1-4-tf TO RENT—Four room .tenement, all improvements, Inquire 470 Arch street, or White House Lunch 12-28-tf TO RENT-—-Five rooms, all ments, at 47 Glen street. 30 Commercial Street. improve- Inquire 2-2-tf LOST. ACH eit theater He JM CHARGE 10 n NS RTION. il ALL advertisements for the column rminst classifie be o in !hc Herald office by 2 :30 p. m. on the day of issue “Monday, her rald Office amber on Main, Finder cigar Main re 1 West pleace holder, o1 turn to -12-1dx ERUS CELEBRA ar we 97 an from W te NOTICE. SSILS thing AND e a of paLV( all call Greenwood St TED d palmist the Main est St., Two flights up ALK uld 1 exchan Sweet cider Whitham, Wm. Colonial polished FORTUNE cradle wge e INGRAIN the pa or rag ru floors. L. G. J. City on LIL Tells your to the next to Carpets Prelle gs and For Prelle, 1-8-d6 FOR SALE, roll top d for Victrolk 194. by tI esk 1 ba Kensington. « FOR 8. lets, 39 R very do thi 1y Sedgwick stry ALE s, laying. G- little lin s piano new soiled and & eet, SALE—Crown used. attachments. i will Casey, Hartford, 12 White Wyandotte $1.00 each, ll])lk.‘h( anjo anc The s $450. be s s Conn, B It is rld fo TO RENT—Two tive-roon: tenements, all modern improvements. lnquire J. M. Curtin. TO RENT-—3 five roem tenements and 1 four room at 232 Arch street All improvements. lnquire Mrs. C. Marr on the premises. wilful ahsence, due to natural un- avoilable cause. could be construed | as neg'ect of duty; and it is difficult | to undcrstand why an absence for the most creditable soeial reason should be so treated. Not a Reproach. “As commissioner I would give | every possible aid in my power to | promote devotion to duty, zealous | service and efficiency on the part of | the teackers of the state, to prevent ' neglect of duty and inefficiency and | to eliminate incompetence, and I fit-[ tribute only such High purposes to | the board of education in its action in | this case. But T ami of the clear opinion, which 1 am obliged to fol- low, t these ends and purpos will not he served by selecting seeming to select for stigma or re- | proach such a reason for tempor: absence from school duty as is o tered in this case, or inferring or seeminy, to infer inefficiency from the mere fa~t of motherhood. ON INTERMARRIAGE, or BAN Prohibits Wedlock of Whites District of Columbia. Washington, D. C.. Jan. 12.—A | bill to prohibit intermarriage of whites and negroes in the District of Columbia was passed by the house vesterday by a vote of 230 to 60. Vigorous debate preceded the vote. Representative Clark of Florida, the author of the bill, denounced inl(>r-’ marriage, declaring that it worked | harm to hoth races. Republican Leader Mann and Rep- resentative Madden of Tllinois op- | posed the measure. Mr. Madden said it would “leave many young girls at the mercy of brutes willing to take advantage of them and then leave them to a life of shame.” House and Negroes in | | | | ; | | ENT OF SUPPLIES. Aboard Finland American Red Cross. New York, Jan. 12.—The liner Fin- Jand sailing today for ISurope car- ried the largest consignment of sup- plies shipped on a single vessel by the American Red Cros since its own ship, the Red Cro was sent to several European ports soon after the war began. The shipment, which is consigned to Austria-Flungary con- sists of 146,000 yards of gauze: sixty bales of absorbent cotton; 14,000 gauze pad 3,000 yards of crinoline; 800 pounds of chloroform and large | lots of alcohol, antiseptic prepara- tions, surgical instruments and as- sorted bandages. In addition to these supplies, go to Vienna and Budap the is ‘'sending on the Finland of hospital garments and for the Servian Red Cross. CONSIGY Shipped By the which Red 129 sup- WANTED. © position or work erman girl, housework, 111 Columk TED—ByY doing general of any kind WANTED Fairview W Children St., first to floor will upstairs. 1-12-1dx NTED:- it home To go aut washing or 145 Glen St < ¢ | evening school hibe Prof. Geo. Chiro | PSYCHIC PALM NOTICE, The legal voters of the Plainville «re hereby warned and no- tifled that there will be a Special Town Mecting to be held in the Town Hall at the close of the Adjourned Annual Town Meeting Monday evening Jan, 18, 1915, the fol- lowing purposes: To take action in regard to accept- ing and working White Oak Avenue or roadway running from Ledge Road to Electric Field. Also to take placing’ an electric Court. Alse to consider the question of an } in town, said school, | ed, to be operated.under Statutes of the State of | Chapter 132, Said school | to be amthorized for the n-maindor‘ of this school year only, and to be put inte operation as soon pos- sible. The main purpose of said even- ing school to be the teaching of Eng- | lish to non-English speaking pm\plc,i Petitions for the same having been presented to the Board of Selectmen, signed by the required number of voters. WILLTAM J. WILLIAM J. FREDERICK S. 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