New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1915, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY MARCH 6, 1915. CHANGES TO BE | Map of Constantinople, Objective of FEVIVW AoE A7 ARSCR o ESTABLISHED 1886 & Allies, From Which Turks are Fleeing|, ... ooun- || Blohg mmhmg House ! , ficiency Systems, Which Was Passed Ylaz KoY. o208 BESCHIK- TASCH .;6 in Dying Hours of Congress. 3 ‘Washington, March 6.—Legislation | Dola-Bigteche o B abolishing efliciency systems at gov- KASSIM PASCHA Arh\]cry' ernment arsenals, passed in the dying n ~—— ST.DIMITR] 3 Mavine . Rarracke, : - hours of congress, will work few 3 senal \—Chairman 3 N PERA : : i X department today. le republican \ i e & i i ik - Q TOPHAN| The provision was included in the jf statement at > o 2 army appropriation bill and conse- ference here g v ¢ & quently, it is d, will apply to the! er of manu- 2 3 A rorehhad o “ & expenditure of moneys appropriated in hd business o - that act LN i | 3 5 255 ‘ The ientific” system is now in full | ° g : R bual - Ok operation at the Watervliet Arsenal, Sed and the Mosque of Mihomet : ; 2 and work being done there has been | it not “until E appropriated for in the fortification | ‘to the White eturn to pros- changes, it w disclosed at the war | = of Suler ; 3 act. Consequently, there will be no Ministry of Finance ® 3 POINT! . interference with the operation of the [T S e , | system in that great arms factory. . EekiSeral /mp—mv 1% e " The system has heen installed to STAMBU ] Bazhay SERAT M Roorsi : some extent in the Frankfort arsenal. ) \‘s\thurc'kof & 3 . | but it was said at the department that N EYro & R o id there was no ® meeting was ing simply was held through- Siness men and sted in the suc- n party,” Chair- “I am frank to was unanimous jif there had been pn on this year, have won with- o o Qitang ¢ - no change would be made there until of St m@ July 1, when the act takes effect, ana then the premium em will give il 28 Inches, Parragon WILSON APPOINTS RUBLE Washington, March 6.—President | Wilson today gave a recess appoint- rame as o or ment to George Rublee of Cornish, 9 9 N. H.,as a member of the new feder- Waterproof, a Dol- fein 1916 moro | ‘ " ! ] . ! ident's action today completes the ) This is a map of Constantinople, |the city is on the Asiatic side of the | pushing their way through the Dar- | membership of the trade commission uation over,” he showing the various sections of the [ Bosporus, where Ilorence Nightingale | danelles with the obejet of capturing | which will organize here next week. the decision that { city on the Golden Horn in detail. | once served in the military hospital | the city and while Turks are fleeing i ar m re a or al trade commission. Mr. Rublee's l his administra- | The old part of the city is called |and where 600 English scldiers are | from their ancient home to Asia. Discussed. nomination was not confirmed by the rs had plunged | Stamboul, The newer part is on | buried. The map is interesting at | The capital has already been removed ICE REGULATION UPHELD. e condition in |the other side of the Horn. Part of | this vital moment when the allies are | to Asia. Washington, March 6.—A rule of the self. There can New York Central Lines requiring perity, it was be- L shippers of perishable freight in re-| !ica,n is returned DUTCH STEAMER SUNK. tuin voyage to Rotterdam from theé PROMINENT SOCIALIST. frigerator cars .m state at what points cars shall be iced was foundnot to . that any candi- senate at the last session. The pres- b,000,000. — United States she went aground on —d be unreasonable today by the inter- | state commerce commission in dis- missing a complaint by the Provi- si:_c:::szigl‘:il Lo.nd(m, March e,‘ 3:2‘4 a. m.v-A(.)- |“HONEY BOY” I‘;‘TANS James O'Neal, of Terre Haute, Ind., | :*fi:;;or\ 1., Fruit and #Produce 11:»K Look atThem in Norlh Wlndow Bihat the ad- Noorderdyk Torpedoed in English | February 24 near Poortershaven, in|James O’Neal Will Spcak at Scenic a deficit of $80,- Channel, Is Report. Letiiontiibe Bopio Theater Tomorrow. B . i | cordifisntonthe WDadly EXtpresst it s famous throughout the United States es further /' de- | T€ported that the Dutch steamer S i — as an author and lecturer, will del i B " Noorderdyk, which was returning to DIES AT BALTIMORE' an address on “Forgotten Facts i LR G ’“"_"“L’“ ek | ® , secretary of the | Rotterdam with broken machinery American History” : > S o Lomiten, e UL G e also was present | after having sailed for the United ater tomorrow afternoon .at 2:80Shanghai despatch: to. Reuter's Tele- e re ow OWIng States, has been torpedoed in the | Noted Minstrel Man Succumbs to| ©'clock. | sram company s an agreement has | and myself were | English Channel. e, O™ , who is the author of | Virtually been arranged between the the meeting; we - Stomach Trouble—Was Printer, Jor in American History” and | muni(‘umhl,\’] fln(1| ‘hf ‘h']mfi(* overa said. & s ! 'y of Political Parties in|ment wherepy the boundaries of the ew es 0 a s rom Py iordanpil s S Hollang . Smers Reporter and Actor. America” is recognized as one of the | international settlement will be ex- ican line freighter, sailed from Rotter- i fm_nm‘o%' it én the Unitcd |tended to include nearly the entire | { D STOCK. day March 2, for New York, Balti-| Baltimore, Md., March 6.—George FEicsip=ccial s @ . 3 oS, Che ct. 6—The gepart. | mOTe and Newport News. On Thurs- | (Honey Boy) Evans, the minstrel, Slatess A R ) ! - b.—Llhe depart-| g4y she was reported as turning back | died at a hospital here yesterday. He 2 RN =S 2 has ordered dis-| fop Rotterdam, while off the Isle of | came here for an operation several BLo00 5 : e SETBACK TOURNAMENT. > p March 3, further| wight, for the purpose of making re- | days ago. Ansonia, March 6.—Fire in a dwell- On next Tuesday another setback stof:k from the| pairs on her machinery. 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