New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1915, Page 12

DOD COAL $7.00 v e Try It! City Coal & Wood Co. 141 ELM 246 MAIN Telephone 217---218 DSPERITY ) BY WILSON Clcared Away by Congress. i 30.—Another con- the country soon I new era of enter- ¥y was voiced ‘Wilson in a speech fition of the Amer-| lway association. ‘u-lness men and the world of bus- e president outlined fatic congress has through its trust feclared that, while puld be required to the correct reme- lled, he believed the ation points” which prise for twenty pd away. With a Inding regarding bus- nceforth nobody is Plous of any business ig. He gave some e game'' which he be followed, heading blicity—"not doins | pver.” [of Prosperity. p that T can say with Infidence that we are | Inew ora of enterprise | Enterprise has been ! country for- almost Ruse men were mov- e of interrogation Inot know what was' 0 them. All sorts of [proposed, and it was rtainty what sort of oing to be adopted.! BS were made against Isiness were at fault, [ [knew that the great [busines: men were i lic-spirited, were in- thing and the many | because the few did pight. od, the method of jainst the small min- recalcitrant against jwas a thing that it termine upon. And it purden, let me say, to ves. | remove the uncertainties, has 'been suspicious of | of it according as | fall upon a particular administration of this government to have to under- take practically the whole business of i final definition. That is what has been { attempted by the Congress now about to come to a close. It has attempted the definitions for which the coun- | try has been getting ready, or trying to | get ready for nearly half a generation. Period of Test. “It will require a period of test to determine whether they have success- fully defined them or not, but no one needs to have it proved to him that it was necessary to define them and and that the uncertanties being removed, com- mon understandings are possible and a universal co-operation. Watch Big Fellow. “If my judgement is correct, nobody any business but they have been suspicious whenever they thought that the bigness was being | used to take an unfair advantage. We | all have to admit that it is easier for a big fellow to take advantage of you than for a little fellow to take advan- i tage of you; therefore, we instinctively ; watch the big fellow with a little clos- er scrutiny than we watch the little fellow. ‘But, bond having been given for the big fellow, we can sleep o'nights. ““The era of private business, in the sense of business conducted with the money of the partners—I mean of the managing partners, is practically passed, not only in this country, but almost everywhere. Therefore, almost | all business has this direct responsi- bility to the public in general. We owe a constant report to the public, whose money we are constantly asking for in order to conduct the business it- self. merely because it was big, Rules of the Game. “There are, therefore, 1 suppose, certain rules of the game. I will men- tion what seems to me some of them. 1 have already mentioned one of them by way if illustration. First of all is the rule of publicity, not doing any- thing under cover, letting the public know what you are doing and judge it is. There are a great many businesses in this country that have fallen under suspicion be- cause they were so secretive, when there was nothing to secret that was dishonorable. FPublicity, which is re- quired in sport, is required in busness. Let's see how you are running the game. “Then, in the second place, there is a full equivalent for the money vou receive, the full equivalent in ser- vice, not trying to skimp in the ser- vice in order to increase profits above a reasonable return, but trying to make the profits proportioned to the satisfaction of the people that you serve. There isn't any wmore solid foundation for busin than that. Our Chief GCompulsion. “Then, in the third place, this game requires something more than ordi- nary sport. It requires a certain kind of conscience in business, a certain feelng that we are, affer all, in this world because we are expected to make good according to the standards of the people who live with. That, af- ter all, gentlemen, is the chief compul- sion that is laid on all of us. “Then, the fourth rule as it seems to me, Is the rule of having the spirit or service. 1 know.men in this city-— there are men in the scientific bureau of this government whom 1 could cite —~who could make very big -salaries, | but who prefer the satisfaction of do- ing things that will serve the whole community, and doing them just as well as they possibly can be done. T for one am proud of the scientific bureau of this government.” FILLED WITH ANGUISH BY EFFECTS OF WAR Pope Benedict Writes Cardinal An- drieu That Nothing Is More De- sirable Than Peace in Europe. Bordeaux, Via. Paris, Jan. 30, 12:45 a. m.—In reply to a letter from Car- dinal Paul Plerre Andrieu, archbishop of Bordeau, Pope Benedict has writ- ten the following: ‘“When we see each tlourishing provinces blood and bereavement, help being filled with looking forward to the the deepest anxiety. “‘Congequently ' nothing seems to us niore desirable than the cessation of the long, cruel war. To the rapid at- tainment of that end we have directed, as you know, all our plans and efforts. “May God turn towards thoughts of peace the hearts of those who hold in their hands the destinies of the pcoples.” day the most covered with we cannot anguish and future with CIVIL R NURSE DEAD. Lucy Nichols. Hororary Member of Grand Army Passes Away. New Albany, Ind., Jan. 30.—Lucy Nichols, said to be the only negro wo- man honored with membership in the Grand Army of the Republic and pen- sioned by the government for her ser- vice in the Civil War as a nurse, died here yesterday. She joined the Twen- ty-third Indiana Regiment in Tenn- essee, in 1861. Sanderson Jost, G. A. R., composed chiefly of members of that regiment, elected her an honorary member sev- eral years 1go and helped obtain by special act of congress a pension for E MONEY SAVER 2 S. SHURBERG ptown Office, 250 Main St. ice, 69 Franklin St. Tel. 1107-2 WEST MAIN STREET $3,800. Only $300 Cash Required ements 12 rooms, 2 furnaces, 2 bath rooms Apply to W. L. HATCH CO. AND REAL FSTATE 29 WEST MAIN STRERT. 4/ Nancy, her. SUSPENDED FROM OFFICE, Mayor of Nancy, France, German Aevoplane. France, Via. Paris, Jan. 30, 65:10 a. m.—The mayor of a large township in the vicinity of Nancy has been suspended from office for a fort- night for shooting at a German aero- plane as it was flying over his town. In taking this measure the higher authorities of Naney held that ervilian had no right to act as a com- { batant as by so doing he only | brought upon the heads of the civilian population severe reprisals. Shot at KAISER ON RING LaNE., Berlin, via London, Jan. 30., 11:17 a. m.-—The Correspondence Agency of this city asserts that it learns from a dependable cource that Emperor Wil- liam stood in a heavy fire at the Bat- le of Soissons anc¢ that 1t was only af- | ter insistent, representations from his | entourage that he consented, after a long while, to leave the exposed posi- \ion WANTS NO AGITATION. [ e an. 30, 4:50 a. m.—A Geneva { despatch to the Fournier | states that Baron Burian, the Austrian foreign minister, has sent a tele- graphic note to Bucharest requesting the Rumanians to refrain from n enting agitation among the Ruman- ian population of Transylvania. fo- Agency | CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10¢ ONE CENT A WORD EACH ' INSERTION. \\Hh fob St. and if S re- St. i one auto tire communicate 1-2 LOST—l.ady's gold \\':\t«'l\ attached between Beaver Greenwood St. Reward turned to 113 Greenwood ST-—About the city chain. Finder please with Cedar Hill Iarm. l 1 [ 9% I)I\(‘ Practical, onable. 3 our specialty. Workmanlike and reas- Designer, Herald. 2 at.-ot heated 1-29-3dx FOR RENT. rooms, 8z TO RED February first, one three and one five room flat All modern conveniences. 131 Main St., L. M. Barnes. 1- RENT—TFirst floor, improvements. reet. 1-2 five O8N0 Toon [} 2d TO modern Main TO REN rooms, Beach, tencement, five street, Inquire Rock. Tel, 1-28-6dx TO, RENT—Furnished rooms by the day $1 and up, by the week $4 and up. Rooms with private baths, hot and cold running water In every room, also telephone. Hotel Grand, 29 Myrtle street. TO RENT: 'our rooms with corner Cherry and Pine, §12.00. Flve room rent,38 Maple street. P. J. Murray & Co. 1-16-tf odean Trinity 139 Black bati, TO RENT—Five room tenement, third floor, modern conveniences, on Block Rock avenue, Inquire ¥. ‘W. Loomis 150, Arch street. Tel. 1-9-tt TO RENT—Tenement of four rooms. All improvements. 473 Park St. extension, 1-9-tf TO RENT~—One rooms, all modern 130 Cherry street. TO RENT——~F‘na rooms, all improve- ments, at 47 Glen street. Inquire 30 Commercial Street. 12-2-tt tenement of five improvements. 1-4-tf TO RENT—Two five-room tencments, all modern improvements. Inquire J. M. Curtin. 11-12-tf TO RENT-—3 five room tenements and 1 four room at 232 Arch street. All improvements. Inquire Mrs. C. Marr on the premises. -9 e R R SO Y South Burritt Street Nice two family house on South Bur- ritt St. bargain. The Home Banking and Realty Co. ‘The Dickinson,” 193 Main Street Prof. Geo. Chiro GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT PSYCHIC PALMIST AND YOGI ME- DIATOR the world has ever known He positively guarantees to tell your name in full without asking a single guestion or no fee accepted. He names friends, enemies, rivals; tells whom and when you will marry; advises you upon love, courtship, mar- riage, business, speculation, transac- ticns of every nature. If you are wor- ried, perplexed or in trouble, come to this wonderful man, He overcomes evii influences, Te- unites the separated, causes speedy and happy marriage with the one of your choice, tells how to influence any one you desire, even though a thousand miles away. Tells whether wife or sweetheart is true or false. To Those Unhappy, Discontented or In Trouble Whatever, he Brings Immediate Relief. It you intend buying or selling property or making any important cbange, don’t fail to Comsult C Learn the s power to msplre is offered for sale at a great Immediatel et of control—the others with confi- dence and win success in business, social or flnancial life. He tells how | tc develop personal magnetism, He Has No Equal. Born with a double veil, educated in Egypt and India. Satisfaction Guaran- teed or no fee accepted. To prove his great powers he will give regular Two Dollar Reading This Week 50c--READINGS--50¢ Private Parlors. Pvmm.nomh located Cor. Walnut and Arch Sts 27 ARCH ST. Hours from Lady Attendant. A. B. JOHNSON, D. D. S. DENTIST National Bank Building. 29-64d | ALL advertisements the classified column must be in the Heraid office by 2:30 p. m. on the day for of issue. FOR SALL, 1910 tires, anklin touri top, windshieud, good, FOR SALE 5 car, B magneto rums t bargain for $§300. . Springdale Ave.,, Meriden, 1-30-3dx Looks good Conn, FOR SALE—Upright order. ving sto:age. ing. Almost given away if immediately. Can mail me Address “llaste,” perfect leav- moved $1.00 Heraid 1-30-1dx piano, Now weekly. Office. FOR 390 Cyphers New- capua- been use low ndard and brooder, SALE—Two St cgg incubators, Giant colony 1,000 chic season P Bond street. one town have very city one 10 ce Oflice safe, 36, appointment. IroRr Seen “Safe,” rald Office. FOR SALE houses of nine ern improvements, lots on or near trolley lines. . P. Steele, 260 Chestnut street . 1- Several two fami or ten rooms, mod- also l\lul\lll g "Gh( M. 184 New milk, Apply J. Main street. FOR SALE Hallinan, 1 \\'A NTED. “To buy Farm, with bulldin Address Box 12G, “ \\ TED 10 acres Britain. from 5 to Herald. 1-30-1dx | Address | Box 2C 29-dzx lll- LP LADIT labeling ings, weekly, portunity. Specialty w Tmmediately, Filling ITome work, experience assing, Lnclose stamp, Co., Toronto, Ont, 1-30-1dx and even- $12 boxes stead no Erina sellir owner: Lath- Iiox 10 30-1 Make big money goods to automobile $1.25 profit on every sale. rop Specialty Co., Lock Wauregan, Conn, b WAN _HELP $2,600 ANNUALLY—Co-operate with | lately me cvenings at home, Everything furnished. Don’t worry about cap- ital. Boyd H. Brown, Omaha, Nebr. 0-1dx 5 WANTED, with one cHild 16 would like phsition Widower's family Baxte Westwood Conn., care Moody. 1-28-1dx YOUNG WOMAN months of age as housckeecper. preferred. Mrs. Park, Plainville, as walitress or 138 Hart slx(‘nl WANTED-—Position second maid. Call FURNISHZD ROOMS. TO RENT— Large, conveniences, use Franklin Square. all 70 pleasant room, of telephone. Tel. 486 1-29-6d T—Two rooms with kitchen, housekceping, separate con- 16 Prospect street. 1 5d | v ho) REN ‘light veniences. well heated | onc or two gentlemen, without hoard. Address Herald. 1-27-6d RENT for r TO room with Box asant, unfurnished, parate kitchen for light housekeeping. Apply C. J. Board- man, 475 Arch St Telephone. R S—IFurnished or United States District Court, Dis- trict of Connecticut In the Matter of J, alleged bankrupt, No. ruptey. 1. Greenberg, 3646 in lYHn]\" ORDER At Hartford, OF NOTICE, January 22, 1915 Upon the petition of Abe Lander, Linderman and Ilarry Glance, ng that J. 1. Greenberg, mnow or doing Dbusiness and residing in | Bristol, in said district, be declared a bankrupt for r therein set forth now pending in said court: It appearing to and being f« the court that said J. L. s absent from this state and gone rts unknown, and thai service cannot be it T.. pr na by | ‘nberg to personal made, is there- upon ORDERED that notice of the dency of said petition be given publishing this order in the Herald, a newspaper published New Britain, for consecutive pen- by | in once o week two weeks By the Attest Court PICKIETT, Stern- | : near New | excellent op- | | their office Clerk. you about tic wl FOR SALE-* % In t iness men will train t ing at Day A " i nlsin ), zmfl(, SS. They Will Not The Only Shingle in World Made F THAMPTON" METAL. “PENCY” Fire and Lightning proof. Let me talk with Water, Weather, Roofin All work absolutely or too large for our We also furnish set up Toncan Gutter and Raluwater Plpe hich will last an average lifetime J. EDWARD ERWIN Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work ol Description. 62 Lafayetie Street 'Fhone 629 guaranteed—no order atten- capacity too small for on, and Faery Desirable Houses on Trinity Stri For Particulars Inquire of H. D. HUMPHREY . BOWLING o Clabs and Private “arties Ae (/" ‘ g!modltcd. “TILDING NELSON, DETECTIV Invesyig me fank Bulidin Ma his hustling, rushir ape NOT take the heir oftice help. ret your train Huntsinger's time Lo I you are anticipating tion In any malter where seci integrity and results are esseht| write A, G. Brown, 26 State S Hartford, Conn. ‘Phone Charter 757 Jriebety o Flizabeth 1080, and Evening Sessions HUNTSINGER "HOOL, ey NC. faot GITY ADVERTICENENT ———or - of Ne clock Friday, noon u makin s | voters 8-6dx | of city April tion New H. L. DAMON, Sage-Allen Bldg., SINGING TALKING PET GOL H 20 Allyn St. BEST Ottice F. ror - Mild Weather Sale Pony Nut Per Three No C better of t. Floor Space STORAGYE HART’S Wiy RELIABLE REPAIRINC GARA(E SUPPLIES {| Rear 189 Main st. Tel. m-; ine Quallty \Print Shop — Frinting Jone 10 many imngusges GUUD WORKMANSHIP — MODEK. ATE PRRICES, Linotype Composition. EASTERN PRINTING AND PUB. LISHING COMPANY. Tel. 43¢ Mer A voters of Britain w be in se in the City 1iall Friday, Feb, 5, 1915, noon until 9 m Feb. 15, 1915, mtil 9 p. m., for g an enrollment of of said city for the offizers to be held on Tuesday, 13, 1915, and for the corre the present enrollment WILLIAM ZIEGLER, THOMAS J. SMITH R Jan D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Hartford - 153 (hurch Streel. BIRDS AND DOGS, C ERKRESEN CANARIES —______ LAEEIO Yor Your lnsurame and” S Surety Bonds DFISH & GLOBES. {ARTFORD BIRD STORE ‘4 troubis by having yoms insur- ence written by & man who kbews Hartford, Ct. bow. Go to -~ DWIGHT A. PARSONS, Rooth's Riock. LARGE BARN TO REN ON MAIN STREET, Appty to THE JOHN BOYLE €. 3 and 5 Prankiin Square | Typewriters From $5.00 Up. Factory Rehailt, ll.\ln‘l'(u:n yp ewriter Exchange 26 State St., Ht rs of 1] st w sion in | > | l.v. 41(\ ‘V Room | 12 on o'cloe] n from P and from the 12 purpose of the legal election ——— gistrars, Eritain, Conn., 29, 1915 PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS 193 Main Street Over Z5¢ Store WORK AT MODERATE PRIGES Open from 8 AL M. 10 8 1. M Sundays Ly Appolntment E. MONKS, D. D. S. eiana Mon%s. D. D QA Ton .. $7.00 Full Bags .$1.05 | oal will last Innger or “ll] give | satisfaction; also a saving of $1.00 per ton. SPECIAL WOOD PRICES. Hickory, sawed, Hard, Hard and Soft, 1- Chestn LEAV DRUG STORE, OFFIGE 24 Dwieny Covar 1.2 cord.,, 1-2 cord. 2 cord 1-2 cord. ORDE sawed, ut, e . E AT CROW 2564 MAIN BEST COAL THREE BAGS $81.05 TERMS CASH, U Al ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS HARTFORD, CONN. Call On schultz & Costello, Inc. Main reet. For FIRE INSURANCE 242 (- et . Wall Papers—Room Wouldings— Wall Papcrs WALL PAPER 304 MAIN St. S OF NEW and NOVEL DESIGNS all grades, prices right Sign Makers. 'Phone 531 MORGAN & KINGSLEY ESTABLISHED 1854 the oldest Wall Paper and Palnt Shop In the Clty