New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1915, Page 15

s AIN DAILY ERALD, TESTIMONIAL BANQUET FOR CONG. REILY Wilson Calis Him Real Champion of Public Interest. New Haven, Jan. 22.—Some ) friends of Congressman Thomas I. Rejlly gave him a testimonial ban- quét at the Hotel Oneco last might. The guest table was graced by for- mer Governor Baldwin, who broke his rule about staying out late in order to be in at the finish, Congres: man Claude Kitchin, of North lina, the democratic leader of tl next house of rcpresentatives, Pos Mmaster William ¥. Murray, of Boston Pastmaster Philip Troup, David [ jitzgerald and Senator Stephen Whit- Dey. Col. N. G. Osborne was the toastmaster. Just before the close of the ban- quet, John J. O'Donnell of the com- mittfe gave to the gold/ watch as a token from friends, with the wish that when he looked at it he would remember those who were present last night. his i Wilson Praiscs Reilly. were read 1 President Wil- Leader Unde dent’s secretary, Letters of regret Colonel Osborne from son, Speaker Clark Wwood and the pr Joseph P. Tumulty The letter from the present was as follows: The White House, Washington, Jan. 4th, 1915 My Dear Mr. Prior: ¥ am very much interested in what You tell me of the plan for a tesli- _monial banquet to the Honorable Thomas I.. Reilly, and wish sincerely at T might be present. T have admired Mr. Reilly con- duct in congress very much indeed. He made me feel that he was a real friend of progressive policy and a real champion of the public intere and I'sincerely regret that it will not be Do‘lslble for me to be present in person to convey my congratulations to him upon his rcord in W. Very truly your: WOODROW WILSON. “Tom” Splendid Fecllow. In his letter Leader said: 2 true democrat and my good and it would have been a recal ples ure for me to have joined with his friends at home in doing honor to him.” B No Reference to Tilson. Representative. Kitchin speaker of the evening and Rotv sorry Reilly- had last election. was told He said that when he received the telegram from Reilly that night telling of his defeat he went_home, not caring to hear any more. RHEUMASALTS IS FINE FOR TORPID LIVER ~Learn How to Secure Quick, Safe Relief The liver is the largest gland pods, weighing nearly, four pounds. main purpose is to ‘aid _digestion make glycogen for the blood. So important to keep it working right. 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It your druggist cannot supply sunply you, write to the Rheumabath Co., Min- negpolis, Minn. 25c, 50c and $1.00 Botiles. ne Caro- ro- | congressman a shington. | Underwood | Tom Reilly is a splendid fellow, « ! triend | all the | of | he was that Congressman | not been returned at the | in the | | Two is | ! solos by William Crandall and “Pake two teaspoonfuls in3; glass | is_a delightful carbon- : DULL, SPLITTING, SICK” HEADACHE Dr. James’ Headache Powders re. | lieve at once—10 cents a package. You take a Dr. James’ Headache Powder and in just a few moments your head clears and all neuralgia and distress vanishes. It’s the quickest and surest relief for headache, whether dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve- rnckingA Send someone to the drug store and get a dime package now. Quit suffering—it’s so needless. Be sure you get Dr. James’ Headache Powders—then there will be no disap- pointment. had always and that him more Ccnnecticut congressman been the closest of friends Reilly’'s defeat had hurt than anything else. He , said that down south the people of his state knew a good thing when they saw it Lut he was afraid that sometimes the habit in New England was to keep the best man at home and send the | worst to congress. He said that that had no reference to Congressman Tilson, whom he knew and admired, but he felt that Congressman Reilly was so close a friend that he wa sorry to see him beaten He declared that Reilly, on his fir: appearance in congre Teceived a more important committee assignment than Tilson had in his four years. He spoke of the record of the democratic congress and said that the trouble at the last election was that the nation had not had time to try out the measures which the democrats had passed. Baldwin Quotes Baldwin French Troverb. said that there proverhb which said that it was always the impossible which happer He said that the im- possible had happened last November in Congressman Reilly's case. He said that the congressman was not cne of those who made his politics personal or who went around with a chip on his shoulder, He said he had enjoyed very much his associa- tion. with the congressman, and they had been in victory and defeat to- gether., Postmaster Murray, of Boston, told of how good a fellow and big a man Reilly was. O'Connor Governor an old Amuses Banqueters. George W. O'Connor of Washington told some stories and sang a song and then Colonel Osborn called upon the congressman. The latter first thanked those who had attended and he ade a speech of appreciation for all the things that had been done for him and the evidences of friendship he had received. At the close of the dinner, motion of ‘Edward P. Keating, m:ecting was formed into the L. Reilly ociation, and upon the a is to be a ; | permanent organization. He explained that he and the | Commiittee -in Charge, The committee f John J. O'Donnell, chairman; Prior, sceretary and treasurer erick D. Grave, John J. McCarthy, David E. Ftzgerald, Senator Stephen Whitney, Theodore Zunder. Harrison Hewitt, Edward Sheehan and 8. Z. Foli. Hugh COMPANY E MEETS. Boxing Bouts Smoker of Soldier Boy ‘eaturc Monthly E, Fi Regiment, C. N monthly meeting evening at the state ar- Company G., held its smoker last mory anc program:was a couple of boxing houts. The Hardware City Minstrel quartet rendered selections. Other numbers. on the card Harold Robert Spencer also plea a monologue and cdémic song: and J. W. Gordon interested his audi- ence with some clever tricks with | cards. KENILWORTH CABARE The Kenilworth club held a big cabar banguet last evening at its | rooms on Main street. Al Hyatt and his periormers made a big hit with the boy A turkey supper was served to about &ixty members. t R T e R P T B T et S DR N WS THE GREAYT WESTERN MARKET QUALITY STORE Fancy Lean Roast Pork. . Fancy Lean ¢ resh mall Fresh Fancy Pot Roast of Heavy Steer Beef. Short Steak s Sirloin eak Round Stcak. Rib Roast. . Shoulder Steak Pot Roast .. Fresh Cug Il.unlmx;:. Ak OF LOW PRICE Shoulders Lean Lamb lmv~ at cos Fancy Fowl and (hlcl‘cm An (n~ . 1 1b. Liver and 1-2 Skinned Back Ilams Smoked Shoulder: Short cut Bacon. 1 1b, 1o Fancy Lean Strips of S Heavy Cuts of Salt Pork. Corned Beef Pure FLavd. .. Compound Lard Potatoes Toiley Pape Ih. Bacon. small size 10 1bs, of Sugzar Imported Pure Olive Oil Imported Puare ¢ 3 quarts Cape Cod Cranber Celer bunch Gweaping Apples; quart. Turnips, Kale, Spinach, Pelivery to 1-2 b, r Cured \rc ml in ‘-u:.u' tor "Lettuce, Cabbage, On All Parts of the City. erage Bacon d Ths, upware for (lllll'dx 3 ice 80¢ qu cang former 1y ms. Carrvots and Beets, The GREAT WESTERN MARKET Frank Maietta, Prop, 63 Main St., 'Phone 1053. Thomas | the Lombaertzyde highw in charge consisted | Fred- | the feature of the evening's | a MEMBERS WILL HEAR TALK- ON PUBLICITY Msjor P. F. O'Keefe to Address | | Chamber of Commerce Weduesday. The quarterly meeting of the Cham- | { ber of Commerce will be held Wed- | nesday evening of nmext week and the | important feature will be an| address by Major Patrick I O'Kc(‘fo,‘ president of the Pilgrim Publicity so- | clety of New who will tell ! of different methods of handling pub-| particularly from the stand- | point of retailers, manufacturers, i the The trolley extensions held a meeting yes- | most England, | ticity, and will, community. address members of the chamber. Secretary A. H. Andrews left this | morning to attend the annual meet- ing of the directors of the Connecti- | cut Chamber of Commerce which is| being held in Hartford tcday. Mr. Andrews is the representative of Pres- | jdent’ E. W. Christ, who found it im_ ! possible to attend the meeting. Strect Railways Discussed. The street railw: system of the city coming in for considerable at- tention on the part of the Chamber of Commerce. The committee cn trolley extensions held a meting yes- erday afternoon and discussed the trolley situation and this afternoon a meeting of the committee of the Civic Bureau to consider the matter of ownership of the street rail v system by the city was called for o’clock. Mayor George A. Quigley and M. H. Camp, the attorney, who are work- ing to secure trolley extensions in the city and have the matter in hand with the Connecticut company, will be in- vited ta meet with the committee at its next meeting. The members of the committee believe that trolley ex- tensions are badly needed in New Britain if the city is to expand with- out congestion. A meeting of the membership com- | about Thorn, 1 high near mittee will be held at 8 o'clock lhls‘ evening. FRENCH REPULSED BY GERMANS (Continued from First Page.) bombarded Nieuport with a fair gree of violence. Our made some slight progress to the east of Between Ypres and the Oise successful tions on the part of our artillery against field works, batteries and de- tachments of infantry of tihe cnemy took place yesterday. “From the Oise to the The situation in the vicinity of Sois sons shows no change. Near Berry- Au-Bac a trench which we were com- infanury { the American cruiser Argonne: pelled to evacuate following a violent | bombardment was recaptured by u In the region of Perthes the enemy { delivered an attack during the night of Jan. 20-21 at a point northwest of Beausejour, but without success. French Abandon Trenches. “Between the Meuse and the Mosille: To the southeast of St. Mihiel in the Forest of Apremont, an | exceedingly violent ! made it impossible for us to and ! retain were | { the German trenches occupied by us yesterday for a distance of 150 yards. “To the northwest of Mousson, in | the enemy yesterday recaptured a | portion of the trenches taken by us ! January 20, but we are maintaining | ourselves at all other points of this position. !” “In the Voskes the enemy ‘ against St. Die'six projectiles of great | calibre, without, however, doing any serious damage. German Batteries Silenced. AT | homme and Mount Schlucht there { has been an artillery engagement in which the German batteries were re- duced to silence. “In Alsace the infantry the region a fighting in of Hartmann and Weil- i erkopf is going on with great feroci- | ty. The struggle to-hand. “In front of Dannemarie our artil- lery disperscd gatherings of the cne- is actually hand- British Steamer London, Jan. 22, 10 a. British steamer Durward, Tiotterdam despatch to Reuter's Tele- { gram company, has been torpedoed by a German submarine. The crew s saved. | The Durward was bound from Leith | to Rotterdam and was struck by the { torpedo, according to the Reuter cor respondent, while twenty-two mile | off the Maas Lightship. The crew teok to the boats and reached the | lightship, from which a Duteh pilot | boat conveyed them to Rotterdam. | HI i The Durward was a | tens ana was bui t Glasgow | 1595. She was owned by G. | & Co., of Leith, Scotland, Torpedoed. vessel of 1,300 in Gibson Zeppelins of Latest 1 Copenhagen, 2 p. m.—Me ’Htm' Berlin declare that the air | Which raided England the night Jan. 19, were Zeppeling of the latest | | vr They went rorth from a secret ! | tase on the German frontier, carry- ing a full complement of men, heavy | guns and ammunition. ] Type. London, received here | the proposed | gives credence to many reports to the i de- i j opera- | | try of Alsace generally | Larg have overflowed from their beds bombardment | Pont-A- | the forest of Le Pretre, | hurleq | SOn_©0f Emperor William, | family, point between Mount Bon- | { ticn, | to reports that come over | despite SKEMPE EVACUATED BY KAISER'S FORCES Russians wnnm Twenty Miles m German Frontier. TLondon, Jan, 22 2, 12:35 p, despatches referring to the situation in Poland set forth that north of tne | Vistula, ian advance guards are within twen- ty while to the m.—News : in the vicinity of Rus- Lipno, miles of the German frontier, northeast the Germans ave evacuated Skempe, which twenty-five miles from Prussian border If the success e southeast nf | follow and d Rus Skempe ians up Our Tailore our stock, their at and con- e tinue their forward movement, it will | give them an unbroken in the | opinion of British menac- ingly near German territory. The western allies are watching this region just now with great inter- | est, and despatches from I’(\tl'ryzrml} say that the Russians are pinning | hopes on this offensive thrust | the German line. Elsewhere they are planning mercly to hold their own, barring, of course., the advance through Transylvania. The Austrians, | however, appear not to have been crushed by their reverses in Bukowina for the Russians themselves refer to the attempted Austriam, (vf(r*nt‘,\'c.l Other news despatches tell of the | movement of Austrian reinforcements aimed to check the Russian advance. Only In the western the battle at Soissons still the only great conflict weeks past. There has been fighting at many points, but a {rench here and a few yards there is all that either side has gained. If the German plan is a renewed general offensive or a serious concentrated attack at some strategic point, Is has not yet ma- terialized. The Turks claimed to have arrest- ed the Russian advance in the Cauca- | sus, but they gave no details. The Rritish press continues to assert that Turkish invasion of to failure, but it front, rec observers, Great Conflict. arena of the war ranks during many All TT All $2.00 All $2.50 All § All Egypt is doomed effect that such invasion surely will be attempted mrmm famous HARTFORD. SPECIALTY. Brown $18.00 Lined Schloss luced to $7.50. 1¢ Sui Bal ousers reduced. Trousers now . and $3.00 Trousers now now 1.50 Trousers now All $5.00 and $6.00 'Ilnll\el\ now City Items NEPRICE €]Q 114-116 Asviun 5..“ SUITS FOR STOUT WOMEN A |SCHLOSS SUITS | $7.5 Hand of timore ts Trouser Sale 0 and $4.00 Trousers 25 25 20 25 20 New Yor Sto tainty at t leaders rec fresh | with buyi the r day’s cclipsed Pacific, ville New and York Canadian lost a Do sylvania m ness, but by the enc Close.— clined to t Reading f: day’s final ing West of the de of the ing was h ew Y tions furn members change. Jews JTeeing to Egypt. Inmm"ml of Brist Deputy W. Mitc stalled No. 90, Belgium, which gone far to The suffering in the help of America 1 relieve, for the moment in the background when compared to the destitution of non-combatants in Palestine, Poland and the Carpath- | yvega hall ns. From Palestine. Jewish colon- | jowed the continue to flee to Egypt, being | \rere serve conveyed as rapidly ible by Ve Tennessee. The S destitution of Poland is said be | advt. terrible, and a new appeal aid has Dbeen issued by Ignace Paderew- <ki and Henry Sienkiewicz, who speak for all factions. Tt is said: that the sit- | uation in Poland is far worse than it | forwardcd is in Belgium, The flecing population | German of Bukowina are living like animals | tions. in caves and fighting with woly sustenance the snow-covered affords, is anl to for Ur | consider t | i by | regarding for District as officers wi | ment, No |ing and | pointive the meetin tee will ser that every assist the | guests, The s | aance Floods Stop Operatons. Geneva, Via, Paris, Jan, 22, 4:40 a. nm.—TFloods in the region of Altkirch | and in the Sundgau or Southern coun- have com- | German military despatch to the The rivers Tl and o stopped =a spaper Suisse pletely a co oi entirely o German narrow valleys are At Altkirch the installed in a business obliged to move to the heights. Thann, the and the submerged. headguarters, building, were private houses on The French troops near despatch sayvs are in a good position well out of reach of the floods. The shelled the Germans vigorously all day Thursday. Prince Eitel | was given played for Special d H. P. praiser Chapan. tee. e ent at resident town today of O the second has arrived numerous suite | abode in the the Koechlin America at the ederick, Mulhausen and has taken up his magnificent villa of who fled to beginning of the war with a n. of i | Genninc | —aavt. Mr uary 28 winter. Huuted ¥ London. Jan. despatch from Kiev, Telegram company, Says from the Austrians who from Bukowina, the of the Carpathians have hemes and are living in the deep snow, where perishing from exposure Cha 1 for “Huiml: are retreat- population left their pits dug in many are and starva- Their plight rendered morc the hungry wolves that htm.” Mrs. M Upson will ) week from tor season Prize N.of A., advt, A pleas Artillery I 5 il Vi ceptionally ing is going on in the and Thann, in Alea erman wounded state, according th 1 wi is a ngerous by re hunting Heavy an, at hey Thosc Grace Gill Mildred Switzerl a. m Berne, ind vho 2, 1:10 artillery f of Cern The C Garce Hatter that the fre n fire much more deadly tites, exploding face, scatter 5 which e ground n s e the A \ ha of as zainst the n clods woun op ard H st nttle Amsterdam, Via. 9:08 m.—Between Ostend a hard battl interruptedly ragir rain. flooded almost impassabie Telegraaf’'s correspondent tolland. The number Hard Raging. London, Jan. 22 Nieuport and has been for th trenches un- ree da an says the at pondent roads, Stui corre report yuned N of German w pass UPHOLDS Judge today upheld a demurrer fendant’s answer in the ca vs. the John Pinches DEMURRER, Shumway in super to of company. the Hat the D. 5 meeting Alli inst rve a coliation ) Roche Samuel W Caley, Eagl He Stepai harpened Prince C. ol Imperial hell of ofiicers 0. K ted Dby Naw this ei of Hira K., last ev exercises and d. v Bab: real sale German he adoption of American neutralit Lo congr The is behind the iited socie ince Deputy Grand le\ilx J. Root and suite of ins Comstock E 11 visit 20, 1 all their flice g the 0. 0. 7., elective At the refreshment will att welcomi patriarch afficers in nd annual ladies’' n ourt Charter Oak, as held last night An excellent and Lynch’s the dancing. inners. Regal has heen bankrupt AMenus nam the & E but Guilford, \ actory, was a discount sale. Mitchell leave la., t B will Ormen and Sa . Swift leave for nday vt to spe pist ghland 1 tonight. Ac nt party give honor of Miss home at nded w a Lillian Arrc lhurg woli crett De rd R herman. ( oehl ien, Alfred Lew lburg Ay 1 bhe g v the apc tend th Scandia Ins mith ted f ening dance netit will shortly estate amp, Alben Cs Har ty, temple, in A short entertainment fol- refreshments ening cock’s sties y to Nationa resolu- Sne: and close commit- It is hoped and their end ng ight No in Dairy Lunc? —advt, ed of now isitor nd Mr ut ry 1 he win 1m. 15¢ en street wsmith Maude Her- ne merest ekwell ite, dware orton Parsons, State T | Am in- be held | resolutions Patriarch ling mp- this even- ap- and | Elec- entertainment orchestra ap- A is trus- erintend- | a in spend the | National I Am Am Am Can Am Can Am | Am | Am | Am Tel | Anacanda |A TS Fe B & O. BRT Beth Canadian Central T | Ches & Chino Coy Chi Mil & Corn Prod Del & Hu Dis Sec Erie . Erie 1st General ¥ Great Nor Car & Loco Smelt Stee f Interboro Lehigh V | Mex Pet Missouri NYC& Nev Cons NYNH Y O& Northern Norf & | Penn R Presed R Reading Rep I & Soythern Southern Southern I Tenn Cop nion ah R St Cons 78 Steel S Steel | Westinghouse | Western U i R last Ruth Sher- | o 40 Bradley follows: Sherman, wswell, | and Memorial 1 next ave annua uranec is the i pre school at give of for the 1 the | ! NEW | Too Much Ontside Dalson to Give Up O. | | Because " | which by wot newly | Britain cou ' | his resigna * | night It w and Howar his success ! Mr. Smith | retary. Th to of | named servanc Pebruary I. C. Ro R H Jushnell man r lLocal Bran tertd branc give @ | 1ocal | win in new { ing with be | be secured This soci all chairs, crut be bhorrowe ceive | Represented by Shares Shares Shares Shares GENERAL REACTION ON STOCK EXCHANGE: Duz to Persistent Seliicg, Largely for Ferign Account. high Lehigh ceptions to the Pacific the vanced 6 points on the decision hold- | ranged from il former’s Represented Beet Sugar Copper pfd Sugar & Tel .eather .. 3 Ohio ] ; ire pfd Slectric Interborough 1 Pac Copper Rubber ( the clected plan SUNSHINE nment On the evening of Turner hall RICHTER MEMBERS NEW YORK W. KDDY. New Britain Nat. 25 25 Colt’ Traut Tra Actna Stante; American Hardware. Landers, Frary & Clark. Stanley Works. New Britain Machine. Unfon Mfg. Co. National Spring Bed. New Departure, Com. Bristol Brass Co. Shares Shares Khares Shares Shares Shares Aetna Shares New Shares Trumby FINANCIAL NE LOGAL ST0C 5 FA lnvestors Th ok Concerns 1n (Furnizhed by Ri¢ - Ihe local market e « | tive duri pa ts the 4 k AVall St., Jan cks showed the he fe € opening and sho that ¢ continue to h tocks of 1 of thi in ording slight losses ng soon set in movement that well it v va esult some of yester- | prices were speedily | no particuiar ock prie tiard Land 50 1 ‘ Great Northern, Narthern Valley, St. Paul hville, New Ha Central rose a point lof American 119 is quoted there )1 Louis- | and [ 118 to Ex general tendenc er ind Smelting, which int Reading Penn anifested some heavi entire list 1 of the half Speculative heir lowest in the alling 1 3-4 Virginia en del 2] zh American iR altho carly strengthened | hour chine is quoted | little ck 4 Stanley 410 and t at $400 per Stanic) K favorites de Wol and 1e wit 0.} hour below ter certificates ad ed Hine the quoted The with its =h the time The « for quiet at ecession Virginia liablc bt of Virginia market 60 bid Bristol Bristol bid, ol 1 offered Departure from 103 to 104, building. tock of this com January 116 per share Low . X is offered at cent at 65 stoe! o8- eavy at preferre wrk Stoek F ished of the xchange quota- by Richter & Co., | Lock New York Stock Ex- | by E. W. Eddy lank High 2 3 yields 7 The activig the Life Insura Hartford Ae cd fr 500 to from G5 590 bid the stocl the m per share 25 cut General with Aetna Accident an , | reported to most Foun Co in ing nov for the in Copper Ry Co have has ad that is sel 0 strong at Bailer of 4§ Pacific % | Stean urhood insura Actna 342 asked per 7% % 1 tive St Pa ucts ( sales 0 eral recent deon 15 | 2700 per share b ng Fire aof rema ha com prefers cred T recently neided at pointe 1y Phoenix IMire is | and Standard Quotations stoch th pfd Light Hartf week pfd & w Pac We ecl nontk nor pfd .. 7 77 4 T COMPLAIN Rj Ry per Commer A\gainst Cg Jal pfd Intersiate cides Washingio " change charging pid uthwestern r and from L 1o St the commission The commission's reasonahblc ESOR on cotton 1.0 in OFFICER RESIGNS, by record ind repo ground and that the com with the hope thaf] being granted, a re will be brought abi dence of record als this ded other thi Canses Henry | A. M. Oflice. Work Lo is losing of too much outside work 1ld prevent his doing Henry Dalson vice councilor of 0. U. A. M., tendered the meeting last vas accepted with regret d W. Smith was named yr. R. J. Beach succeeds as assistgnt recording sec- e following committee was for the annual ob Washington's Birthday his the New order, ncil, tion at reason for conditions portation DRUNK a curable disei I711||n|07\' The OR can be used with al 1t destroye all desl beer ( or other inte | | on T Foster ckwell, Howard Wilcox, F. C. Fred €lock Sher A H d RS ENTERTAINMENT, ch to Give Dramatic ¥n- at Turner Hall, ORRINE ig prep secret treaf No. 2, desire ps and talk given in the home. pense Can No. 1, No loss of trial ORRINE be given seci you fail to & use those who treatment your mon Come in with us. Ask for & Brainerd Co., For constipation wi use of the Kosine pills, 25c¢ February 19 the Sunshine societ: A dramatic entertainment after which danc Tickets should advance, to h of the in 2 enjoved, from members in ety is still ontributions anxious re- and air cushions may phoni wheel ches and d by telc