New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1915, Page 3

Baston Store EASTER and SPRING GLOVES Our stock of Women's and Chil- dren’s Gloves for Spring wear is now complete In all details. The latest styles and colorings are here for your choosing, Our “PERFECTION,” 2-clasp kid Glove is the best Glove on the market, white and all desirable colors, can- not be equalled anywherc at the pricg(sx‘oo pair, OUROWN black with with black pair, IMPERIAL, real white stichi stitching, white $1.25 WHITE WASHABLE DOESKIN, large pcarl button, 1-clasp, heavy stitched back. a very superior glove | o s | Zapata commander, with a promise of at the price, $1.00 pair. CHAMOISETTE GLOVES, 2-clasp, colors white, fawn, chamofs, etc., and 50¢ pair. “IKAYSER” SILK GLOVES, 2-clasp, “white anl all the leading colors, 59¢ ‘to $1.00 pair. kia, ! 23c | AMERICAN FLAG TORN DOWN BY MEXICANS Braziian Minister Informs Secretary Bryan of Incident. Washington, March the home of John was “torn and dragged half way by Zapata soldiers City, down the pole” when they his house two weeks looted ago is told in despatches from tne Brazilian | by | minister made public yesterday Secretary Bryan. This incident was reported at the | time when the death of McManus was Leing investigated, but there had heen no announcement of it until today. Secretary Bryan said reparation for the insult to the flag had been asked fer from the Zapata authorities, but that so far no reply had come. In answer to inquiries he said@ there had been no demand for a sarute to the flag, as in the Tampico affair. Expresion of Regret. An expression of regret for the killing of McManus already has been received from General Palafox, the indemnity for the family and punish- ment for the slayers, if apprehended. Mr, Bryan explained that the Bra- zilian minister, in reporting Mc- Manus’ death March 11, mentioned.the tact that the American ‘ias was fiying |. over the house. The next day he sent a further report, referring to ‘the { desecration of the flag.” LONG WHITE SILK GLOVES, 16- button, all doubdle finger tips, extra value, at the price 750 and $1.00 pair. CHILDREN’S NLisle Thread and Chamoijsette Gloves, white and all colors, 25¢ and 50c pair, ™. LADIES’ Lisle Thread, all the pop- ular shades, 25c pair, Expert fitters in attendance. All our kid gloves are guaranteed. PULLAR An inquiry from the departument as te what this meant brougnt an e planation on March 16 that an Amer can committee which investigated the ceeurrence reported to him that “fol- lowing a fusillading which preceded the general entry of the Zapatists into the house, the flag was badly torn by the Zapatists and dragged half way , down the pole.” | j. H & NIVEN OPEN NOSTRILS! END_ A'COLD OR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up. Your cold in head or 2ars. Your clogge 1 nos- the air passagex of your head will clear and you can Jpreathe freely. No more snufl._.g, hawking mucous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breata at night. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Oream Balm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic crean. in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or ssflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don’t stay stuffed-up and miserable. Relief is sure. Count fifty! cataIln Uisa trils will open, | zanillo, among them The same committee, the minister reported, had submitted to him ' a photograph of the house and flag. In this connection, it became known vesterday that several foreign flags had been violated recently at Man- the American flag over the house of an American ranchman. When the matter was called to the attention of General Carranza, he denied the truth of the reports of American and British consuls. Battleship Ordered to Progreso, Rear Admiral Caperton, command- ing the American fleet in Mexican waters, yesterday ordered the battle- ship Georgia from Vera Cruz to Pro- greso, where there have been local troubles. His despatch Teporting the movement of the Georgia said the port of Progreso was still open. The Georgia will join the cruiser Des Moines, now at Progreso guarding fereign interests and seeing that the port is kept open to commerce. Their presence is expected to aid in the maintenance of quiet in Yucatan, where the sisal hemp growers are trying to get out their crop needed by American twine manufacturers. Conditions More Favorable. Secretary Bryan sald yesterday con- ditions had grown more favorable in Yucatan and that there were assuring indications ,that arrangements soon wauld be completed for shipment from Progreso and Merida of 110,000 bales of sisal already contracted for from the Yucatan government by American interests. Details of the plan, the secretary said, were being concluded in co-operation with the twine manu- facturers. Rear Admiral Caperton reported to the navy department thar the Alya- rado government, Carranza’s faction in Yucatan, had taken over the Yuca- tan railroad. WILSON’S FRECKLE CREAM, SPECIAL 39c. ‘Wilson’s Freckle Cream has long been famous for its pgwer to vid the skin of tan, sunburn and freckles, and all the damaging ef- feets of roughen the skin, xposure to sun and wind. oot and dirt of sweeping and dusting—all of Use Wilson's Freckle Cream as a remedy. Heat and steam from the stove, these redden and Today we are selling the 50c jars at a special price of 39c. TODAY ONLY, Beef Ircn and Wine, regular 75c bottles .. .. B0c Vegetable Compounu, Remedy. This week ... Phe‘n"xdhg Remedy. week fdeal salve 15c *and 25¢ ¥or Spring Fever—Rexall Sars- aparilla Tonic. To purify your blood, tone you up and onliven you. . S T8¢ Jtexall C}mrcoal Tablets Box of 60 tabiets ed-wetting Rentedy collent treatment Itexall Liver and Xidney Tea. An Ideal regulator Raxall Corn Salvent for remov- Ing corms . . 15¢ Rexall Tdver Sa’t Makes you tae! better .....23c and 39¢ Rexali Dyspepsia Tablets. Re- lleves stomnach -iroubles .. 25¢ and 50c Iloxal! Catarrh Jelly. An ideal treatmeni .. 25¢ An ex- A Rexall Kidney Pills. 'this week ee...8BC Rexall Orderlies. America's greatest camaruc hE 10c, 25c¢ and 500 Headnche Tablets. Qu\ckly relieves headaches 250 An . 10¢ 50c Priced Rexall Toothache Drops. immediate relief Rexall Eczema Ointment boxes, this week Ko-Ko-Kas-Kets. A strong, ca- thartic cee...2BC Rexall Bood Tablets. Purify vyour blood Rexall Nerve Tablets. A true food tonic.... 50c and $1.00 Rexall Carbolic Salve 25c boxes this week B & 1) Rexall Lesperine Po. An anti- sceptic wash ..........308¢ Rexall Cold Tablets. Contain no narcotics Rexall Throat Gargle. For sore throats . 232 i s €3 26.-—How the ! American flag which was flying over | B. McManus, a | citizen of the United States, in Mexico | murdered McManus and ;| m<==Store Open All Day Good Friday, Apr. 2 GET READY FOR | Esthenian, Finnish, Lettish, | ian, EASTER You'll find Hollanders’, Hartford, a serviceable store ready with SPECIAL EASTER SU.T INDUCEMENTS FEATURING YOUNG MEN’S SUITS We planned well to meet your Easter wants as you'll see by the suit values we are putting out at $15 and $18 In our 69 years of business we've never seen the equal of these Suit values. They intro- duce hundreds of handsome and unfinished worsteds, with and without patch pockets, English and Semi-English cut, tailored to a nicety. Make it a point to see these. See our values in Hats and Fur- nishings too. AUSTRIAN CENSORS KEPT VERY BUSY 40,000 Lcttcrq hl Morc Than Forty Languages and Dialects Have to Be Read Daily. (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) Vienna, March 26.—Forty tousand letters, in more than forty languages and dialects, to be read daily: secret messages written in cipher with in- visible inks to be discovered and puzzeled out: all manner of questions | from distracted parents about the whereabouts of their sons to be an- swered: thousands of complaints from Austrians regarding their treatment in foreign detention camps and pri- sons to be investigated. These are some of the duties of the censors—between 200 and 300 of them—who form the personnel of the censorship bureau of the Austrian em- pire which is located in the war min- istry, and which has been dubbed “The Organized Babel’ Both in- coming and outgoing letters have to be scrutinized carefully, and the var- jety of dialects in the empire, in ad- dition to the large number of tongues spoken by the Austrlan prisoners, make it necessary to Keep the largest bureau in Europe. The staff includes more than 200 voluntary workers, who are divided into groups according to their famil- iarity with Russian, Czech. German, Slavic, Serbian, Croatian, Italian, Rumanian, Ruthenian, Polish, French and English languages and dialects. The Russian censors in turp are di- vided up into groups who know the Arman- Persian, Turkish, Tartar and Hebrew tongues. ers even receive letters in Bessarabic and Sanskrit, At the head of each group is a be lald each suspicious letter, and each missive containing useful infor- niation. He in turn makes a monthly report to the chief censor, and the lat- ter reports to the minister of war. More or less innocent attempts to fying -friends and relatives of their exact location and condition, are made repeatedly, particularly by the Russians. Ninely per cent. of such efforts originate among the Russian prisoners who appear from earlier experiences in their own country to be familiar with the ways and means of sending out secrets, and who think that even innocent information must be sent in this way. HORLICK'’S The Original | MALTED MILK Unless you say “HORLIOK'S” i Yyou may get a Substitute,. The Russian prison- | responsible official, before whom must | deceive the cemsor, especially in noti- | | x , | | | ] Marsh, mitted suicide by hanging in his barn here yesterday. continued {llness is believed to have induced his act. BARN. [’l AKEN BACK March 26,—I‘otl‘rr aged sixty-four year: HANGS HIMSELF IN Oxford, Conn., arrested here last Melancholia due to terd'\y TO Seymour, March 26.—Peter Kiffel:, of having been implicated with three others in holding up and robbing ui| $2,100 Michael Chiplos at Clifton . | J., was taken back to New Jersey ye He walved extradition. night on a charge B +00 Trumbull Street, for sleeping rooms at moderate prices; colored rugs made to order, such as the “Thread and Thrum” and “Windso#.” Almost any size to they are intended. ARBOUR Rug and Drapery Co. Rag Rugs | suit the ‘rooms for which Hartford also plain FENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN Telephone 317-2 127 Main Street, opp. Arch, SPLENDID VALU:S IN WOMEN’S WAISTS The most attractive models and all the up-to-date materials for low prices. Black Lace, early Spring wear are shown at very gette Crepe, Silk Crepe, Cream Lace, Waists of Geor- Pussy-Willow Taffeta Tussah Silk, Shantung Silk, Fine Voile, all at very reason- able prices. CHILDREN’S HATS AND CAPS Our Spring line of Hats and Caps for the Little Folks has just come in, ribbons and flowers. Sizes from 11 to 16. ~—A charming assortment of i que Lace and Straw-—Prieces $8.50. Caps of Fine Lawn and Batiste daintily trimmed with Lace Prices 25¢ to $1.50. Hats 50c 10 GLOVES FOR EASTER silk and Fabric. Na ckwear, Corsets, The newest in Kid, Suits, Dresses, Hosiery, Infant's Wear, etc. Muslin Underwear, Many nov ing extreme opy See the ni blue and navy. Silk, poplin gray and black. French chudda fabric made up in & braid and button trif $37.50. One of th~ newosty bengaline in brorze coled ing. This is one of the B American women. $75.00. COATS FOR AFTERI After a design by a leadiny moire in the new Palm Beach § and lined with rose color satin, Another model is a black silie lining. $87.50. These are but two out of many. new coats, We have them for all all prices. SDage-All Hartferd, Qur Saturday HOT CROSS BUNS, We them that arc different, bettesy have hot every day at 3:30 PJ MOCHA LAYER Cakes, each Our COFFEE CAKES have that pure, use of good table butter and plenty of fresh m Our WHIPPED CREAM GOODS are pure s strictly fresh made every day. /Z, », GodSt Price We Buy People That Is Another carload of horses just arrived and are our stables, A choice lot of horses, Among them are sev ranging in weight from 2,400 to 3,200 Ibs., good ness chuncks and gencral purpose horses, well of ready for work. Remember cvery horse will be and must be sold quick to make room for new a Also several horses taken in exchange, ajl accll be bought worth the money. OUR NEXT CARLOAD WILL ARRIVE NEXT TUR 30, 1915—SEE Us BEFORE YOU Bi P. H. CONDON & CO 22 LAUREL STREET, ZNNOUNCEM. Owing to the expense of maintaining a deliv also to reduce the high cost of living, T am going ness on a strictly cash basis, beginning March 29, giving to the people of New Britain the opportun theiy meats and groceries, for cpnh as cheap as in the city. J. F. COLE =