New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1915, Page 10

THESE NEW SELECTIONS I WANT TO GO TO TOKIO. soprano, an Fisher, ALL FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRL. less Quartette. EVE‘R.YBODY RAG WITH ME. George O’Connor, tenor. ment. ON DIY WAY TO NEW ORLEANS, George 0O’Connor, eompummnt. THAT SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY. Ada Jones, soprano, and Will Robbins, tenor. Double Disc c H { tra accompaniment. L RECORDS (Fischer.) d Henry Burr, tenor. Frances Orches- .(Meyer.) Peer- Orchestra accompaniment. (Kahn & Le Boy.) Orchestra accompani- (A. Von Til- tenor. Orchestra ac- (Walker.) Or- chestra accompaniment. OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BABY. Jones, soprano, and Will Robbins, tenor. (Brown.) ‘Ada Orches- tra accompaniment. IN THE GARDEN OF THE GODS. (Ball) James Reed, ténor. Orchestra accompaniment. tette. ommsm DOODLE-OODLE-DEE. baritone, and Byron G. Harlan, tenor accompaniment. H. Von Tilzer.) mpaniment. (Morse.) Peerless Quar- - Arthur Collins, _ Orchestru AUNTIE SKINNER’S CHICKEN DINNER. (Morse.) ! Arthur Collins, baritone, and Byron G. Harlan, tenor. ' Orchestra accompaniment. L i rEE ( | g ,__.-— $17 50 Nothirg Cheap About This Instrument But the Price. -Mi the Features of a Higher Priced Grafonofa, er Instruments Up to $200. Sold on Easy, Terms. RODRIB & WHEELER | fluence of the elder statesmen result- | ed in further concessions being made the United States will interfere with the course of events in China. Japan’s Dmands Modified. Tokio, May 6, 9:15 p. m.—Baron Kato, Japanese foreign minister, is understood to have informed the am- bussadors of other powers that the ultimatum to China, which expires at 6 p. m., Sunday, was accompanied by additional modifications of Japan’s demands, notably the dquestion re- lating to munitions and advisers which interested the United States. It is general opinion in diplomatic circles tonight that China will submit. Meanwhile Japan is making extensive preparations for a possible rupture. ‘Warships and transports are held in readiness for instant action, Jap- anese who have large business inter- ests in China, fearing a forced exodus of Japanese employers, are sending foreigners to China to look after their affairs. Guided By Justlce. The impression prevails that the in- to China in the belief that the lasting interests ‘of the empire could best be served by convincing the powers that Japan is guided by a spirit of justice and a desire for the preservation of peace in the orient, AUSTRIA MAKES FINAL PROPOSALS TO ITALY Hopes of Peaceful Scttcment of Ditferences Fading Specdily. Paris, May 7, 4:30 a. m.—A Havas despatch from Rome says the Aus- trian ambassador is reported to have handed to Foreign Minister Sonnino, at a conference yesterday afternoonm, the Vienna cabinet’s final proposals to Italy containing the extreme con- | cessions the dual monarchy is willing to make. While the utmost secrecy is observed regarding these conces- sions, Austrians and Germans in Rome have lost confidence in a fa- vorable outcome of the negotianons Prince Von Beulow the German am- bassador, called upon Baron Sonnino yesterday afternoon. Preparing For Attack. Paris, May 7, 5:20 a. m.—Austria is continuing to make extensive prepar. ations’ for defense against'a possible attack by Italy, acording to a despatch to the Petit Parisien . from . Turin. Railway service was suspended for six hours last Friday and Saturday at Graz and Laybach to permit the pas- | sage of military trains carrying artil- lery and ammunition to Triest. Considerable German forces are said to be at Graz awaiting transpor- tation to Zamb Croatia, and thence to Bosnia and Dalmatia. German School Closed. Rome, via Paris, May 7, 4:35 a. ro. —Upon receipt of a despatch from Berlin the German school in this city suddenly was closed yesterday after- noon. The teachers with a number of German newspaper correspondents and several German families left al- most immediately for Germany. Vatican Issues Warning. Paris, May 7, 5:25 a. m.—The Vati- ‘can advised all German and Austrian ecclesiastics and theological students to leave Rome immediately, according to a despatch to the Petit Parisien from the Italian capital. HAPPIEST TIME IN LIFE. Charlton Declares Regarding Stay in Asylum Awaiting Murder Trial. Rome, May 6, via Paris, May 7.— “I shall' remember the time I have spent here as the happiest in my life,” 'was the assertion made by Por- ter Charlton in reply to a question as to whether he was being well treat- ed at the asylum where he is in cus- tody awaiting trial on ‘the charge of murdering his wife, He has prepared a long statement in h‘s own defense, written in Italian. Charlton's examination by expert alienists has been virtually completed. Dr. Valtorta, retained by the defense, has come to the conclusion that be- cause of nervous excitement Charlton was entirely irresponsible when he killed his wife. Dr. Falciola, ap- pointed by the court, has decided, on the contrary, that he was only partly irregponsible. In view of this dif- ference of opinion a third expert, probably Prof. Maggiotto, director of the asylum in which Charlton is con~ fined, will be appointed. He probably will require two months more for his examination, in which case the trial will not begin before December. [ City Items Boys’ Wash Suits $1.98fi $1.48 and 98c new at Besse-Leland’'s—advt, W. L. Hatch has been appointed treasurer of the South Congregation- al society to succeed the late C. F. Wetmore. % Trimmed hats at half price. Grindrod, 46° Main St.—advt. Boy Scout Troop, No. 8, of South church will take an all-day hike tomorrow, starting at 7:30 o’clock, under the leadership of Scout Master Howard S. Fox. You will do better at Wilson’s, City hall.—advt. The Young Ladies’ Dorcas Sewing society of the Bethany church will be entertained tomorrow evening at the home of David Edman, 234 South Main street. Sale on trlmmed ‘hats. M. Seibert. —advt, Miss the Straw Hats ... CITY HALL WILSON’S vevenes.. $2.00 and up The “Wilson Special” Shirt .. ... $1.50 See the new “Wilson” store. Every- thing in Men’s Wear, in the best quality at moderate prices. AIN ST., Hallinah ‘Building Tel. 974-4 9 to 11 a. m.—HOUR SALE—9 to 11 a. m. STEAKS, Short, Sirloin, Porterhouse and . l 6 c Round . TINATUM D 10 CHINA 216 p. m.—The press es the necessity of to China. Some xpress the fear that the Il go abroad that the ‘are still the power ne. forty warships, including p. Hizen and the battle ngo, are preparing at Sa- possible operations against second squadron under iwa has arrived and is has-- ng supplies. © Minister Abroad. iral Kamimura’s fleet in- battleships Sagami . and ordered to the Gulf of in readiness to take Hioki in case of nec- are protecting Prof. ‘adviser to President , whom speakers have ‘Chinese spy and are «protection for Chi- anese foreign office has informed the Associated Press correspondent that Ek{ Hioki, minister to China, has been given instructions by telegraph re- garding the presentation, probably to- morrow (Friday), of Japan's ulti- matum to China. If the demands of Japan are not accepted before the Aime limit expires, Minister Hioki will leave Peking. = The Chinese minister at Tokio has been informd of the ac-’ tion taken. The foreign office said, in issuing a long communication covering the entire negotiations with Japan, that no further statement would be given out either today or tomorrow. The review of the egotiations explains that Jspan feels justified in resorting to an ultimatum, as the foreign office “De- sires the world to become cognizant’” of its reasons for ‘taking so important a step, The officials explain that the deeision was reached only after ma. ture deliberation by the cabinet, elder statesmen and Emperor Yoshihito himself, - Japan’s Program Arranged. . Japan's program, in case China de- | clines to accede to its demands, al ready has been arranged, the state. ment says. In substance the com munication declares: “Whatever ac- tion Japan is forced to take, she feels the possible rupture creates a new situation. She desires scrupylously to adhere to the provisions of treaties . with friendly powers regarding the in- tegrity of China, byt when the na- ticnal dignity-and conscience are in- volved she must follow ‘the path the situation justifies.” The Japanese government is said to believe that neither Great Britain nor THE MOHICAN MARKET Boneless Boston Rolls MONEY SAVING SATU Smoked or Fresh Shoulders 1b 12¢ U'RDAY SPECIALS Shoulder . Pot Roast Beef ..1b l .rime Rib Roast Beef ®19¢ Swift’s Golden West Fowl X .lb 5 c Fancy Stewing Fowl........lb l 8 c ; Legs of Winter Lamb ......Ib 1 SC Feres of Winter Lamb . MILK FED ROASTING VEAL Ib GENUINE SPmG LAMB LEGS . BONELESS SMOKEI) COTTAGE HAM 16¢ 20c 13.;(: lb]lc i 10 . 1 WINTER LAMB 76 1. SMALL FRESH T 16 c WINT 1 PORK ROASTS .. SQUIRE'S' ALL PORK SAUSAGE 1b FRESH GROUND HAMBURG STEAK 1b 16¢ FANCY RIPE STRAWBERRIES S A0 Dk Potatoes 2 ats Onions . 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