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

KIND AND | AL SIZES leinorial Day is near at hand, you nwdmoneormtoshowhonor 0 our dead heroes. COTTON BUNTING FLAGS, war- _ranted fast color, spear point staff, 8x1Z inches, 8c each; 12x18 inches, c each; 16324 inches, 10c edch; 24x36 iches, 18c each. ] . LARGE HOUSE mas—Note the kinds' of ' weather. ' Heayy ' cAnvas 3 Aml .brass grommets, 48 stars, feet, $1.00 each; 5x8 feet, $1.50; 8x10 feet, $2.00;. “4OLD GLORY” SETS IN BOXES— Jight foot jointed and varnished pole, triick and rope, 5x8 feet, fast cot- blml.‘ln‘ flag with c.uvls hehding POST IN NEW CABMET Bafour Supplauts Churchil as First Lord of Admirality. London, May 26.—Lord Kitchener retains the post of secretary of war in the new coalition cabinet which has received the approval of King George, The new first lord of the admiralty will be Arthur J. Balfour. Spencer Churchill, former head of ihe admiralty, is given the portfolio of chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Herbert H. Asquith retains the pre miership and Sir Edward ‘Grey the ministry of foreign affairs. David Lloyd George, chancellor ‘of the ex chequer in the old cabinet, will be minister of munitiqns in the new one, Members of Néw Oabinet. The constitution of the new cabinet follows: Prime Minister and ¥irst Lord of the treasury—Mr. Asquith. Minister Without Portfolio—Lord Lansdowne. JLord High Chancellor—Sir Stanley 0. Buckmaster. Lord President of the Council—Lord Crewe. Lord Privy Seal—Lord Curzon of Kedleston. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Regi- nald McKenna, Secretary of State for Home Affairs —Sir John A, Simon. Secretary of State for Foreign Af- fairs—Sir Bdward Grey. Secretary for the Colonies—Andrew Bonar Law. Secretary . for Chamberlain. Secretary of State for War—Lord Kitchener. Minister of Munitions—David Lloyd India—J. Austin hes, | George. First. Lord of the 'Admiralty— Arthur J. Balfour. President of the Board of Trade— ‘Walter Runciman. President of the Local Government Board—Walter Hume Long. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancas- ter—Winston Spencer Churchill Chief Secretary for Ireland—Augus- tine . Birrell. Secretary *' for McKinnon ‘Wood. . President of the Board of Agricul- ture—Lord Selborne. ' First Commissioner = of Lewis Harcourt. . President of the Board of BEduca- —Arthur Henderson. Attorney General—Sir Bdward Car- son, /Thirteen Members of Old Cabinet. ¥ ghg:_y:a,bmet is comiposed of twelve liberals, . elght . conservatives, one laborite, Arthur Henderson, and ong nontpertisan, -Barl Kitchener, Thir- tean numben #f the‘old cabinet re- ‘office. Of these' Mr. Asquith, ‘Scotland—Thomas Works— '!1 dwu-d Grey, Earl Kitchener, Mr. You'll never be put out by lh-p.-lonin: fabrics in ' your ! clothes or poor ‘'wear if youwll’ choose W 3 Hart, : Schaffner & Marx 'l‘hdy’i'é made to slve you ip-and-coming . young i fellows | @211 the style you want-—*"style (sfthat stays stylish,” such clothes - as these are sure to score for Have show " you, Vars| f Fllty-tive at $25, the most pop- ular young . men’s suit in America. b uew Britain mt‘&n Smkunle-mm- W Tryon om at Trumbull St,, Hartford Runciman, Mr, Birrell and Mr. Wood aetain their old portfolios. Two Distinet Surprises. The promotion of Sir Stanley Buck- master, whose greatest activities dur- ing the war have had to do with the management of the.officlal press bu- vea, to the high honor of lord cha cellor, and the acceptance by Winston Spencer Churchill, formerly head of the admiralty, of the merely nominal duties of the Duchy of Lancaster, are two distinct surprises, The most prominent figure who re- tires from public life is Viscount Hal- dane. His affiliations with' Germany, and the continued newspaper attacks kased on these, made his retirement as inevitable as Prince Henry of Bat- tenberg’s retirement, some time ago, “from ‘the adniiralty for the same rea- son. Viscount Haldane received an expression of the government’'s con- fldence by the bestowal of the Order of Merit upon him: Retention Fully Expected. The retention of Lord Kitchener as head of the army, while David Lloyd George, with the newly created port- follo of the ministry of munitions, re- lievées him of the responsibility of managing the supply department, and alsd A. J. Balfour’'s acceptance of the admiralty post were fully expected. The Marquis of Lansdowne, whose bealth forbids hard work, 'becomes a members of the cabinet without duties, except. participating in -{ts. councils, &nd Mr. Churchill’s position is vi tually the same. His willingness to accept a subordinate position and work for the success of the new gov- irnment js likely to make him popular ‘with the country and aid his future political career. To Rally Workingmen, Mr. Lloyd George and ‘Mr. Hender- son_ will be especially charged with the task of rallying the wofkingmen 1o the government's support; and much is expected of the former chancellor in, organizing the country’s industries. Sir Edward Carson represents the Ulster faction of Ireland. Winston’ ENTERBRITISH CABINET Irish Na(imlist Leader’s Aot Ap- preved by His Parly. London, May 26.—It was revealed in the official announcement made last night on the new, coalition ministry that a place in the British cabinet was offered to Mr. John Redinond (the Irish nationalist leader), but he.did not'see his way to accept jit. The official statement says: The prime minister has docided that a new department shall be created, to be called the ministry of munitiohs, ! charged with organizing the supply of war, Mr. Lloyd George T:$ under- taken the formation and temporary direction of this department and dur- ing his tenure of office as ruinister of munitions will vacate the office of chancellor of the exchequer. Deal With Labor Matters, Tt is understood that Mr. Hender- son will assist the government in mat- ters relating to labor questions, espe- cially those arising out of the war. The king has been pleajed to con- fer upon Viscount Haldane of Gloan (the retiring lord high chaucellor) ‘the Order of Merit. Redmond’s Action Approved. Dublin, May 26.—The hish party at a meeting yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution approving John Redmond’s action in declining a seat in the new cabinet, The party issued a statement declaring that The events of last week have created a situation demanding the serious an4 careful consideration of the Irish people.” - Reciting/ Premier Asquith's assur- ance that the coalition wouid not in- volve the surrender by any Lerson of his political purposes or ideals the’ statement continues: Promise Hearty Co-operation, “We accept that declaration, and 80 long as the pledge is honorably and strictly observed, we shull be ready to give to the new government, in, carrying on the war, the same hearty | co-operation as has been given by the party to the last government. “This war, as the world has re- peatedly been' assured by British statesthen, is being waged for the strict and Thonorable maintenance of treaties,’ and for 'the right of small nations to freedomr and the unhamp: ered development of ' their natlonal life. These principles arc very dear to Irishmen and of incalculable value to the future of the Irish race. - But, while we feel confident ihat these principles ‘will be remembered and acted upon in any future transactions, between the British and Irish nntlon!, 4nd while’ we accept ‘this pledge of the prime minister we feel that this 1§ the nour when it {s incumbent upon us to remind the Irish people that the great achievements of this purty, and the movement from which it sprang have been won by reliance upon them- Selves and by independent action in parliament, and we are strongly of the opinion that the chairman acted wise- ly in declining, even in the extraer- dinary and unlooked for circumstances of the present hour, to depart in the least degree from the policy on which the great success of this party has been ‘built;and that. the old ' policy should be strictly adhered to until an Irish government is in actual control of every inch of Irish soil.” i Leseon for Irish, The statement says that the great lesson of the events of the past week for the Irish people is the .necessity of ‘thorough organizdtion and’appeals to the local leaders to reorganize the United Irish league in every parish where. it is inactive. MOSLEY’S BODY RECOVERED. Deep River, May 26.-—The body of John Mosley of Chester, one of threc men drowned in the Connecticut’ riv- er last November, was - recovered from the river yesterday a short dis- tance below this town. The other men were John Stone and John Pel- eski of Killingworth. Stone's body was washed up at Greenport, L. I, last February. The other man's body has not been found. DARCY DEFEATS SMITH. London, May 26, 11:20 a. m.—Syd- ney Darcy won' his boxiig bout with Jeff Smith of Bayonne, N. J., last night on a foul, Smith gave . his share of the gate receipts, $2,500, to the patriotic fund. Special, Wed. only, 3 cans Challenge Milk and 1 Pound Best Coffee for ‘50c. Russell . Bros.—advt, BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered MEALS ARE NEVER LATE HEN" you're behind with your work, with only a few minutes in which to get supper—thenithe handy NEW PERFECTION OIL Cookstove helps you to huery. " ¥ It lights at the' touch of a match, and cooks as rapidly as a gas stove. It regulates high or low, merely by raising or lowering the wick. Itis easy to operate, easy to clean, casy to re-wick. Sold in 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes by hardware, furniture and department stores evcrywherc. Something new. | Ask your dealer to show youthe NEW PERFECTION No. 7 with the fireless cooking oven. Also the PERFECTION Water Heater; it gives you plenty of hot running water and makes you inde- pendent of the dirt and drudgery of the hot inconvenient coal range. For best results use SOCONY brands of kerosene oil. NY OF NEW YORK STANDARD OIL COMI:':A*_ Buffalo FAR OR NEAR ‘Whatever your .eye troubles, call and see me. Thorough examination under- the most favorable conditions, at my office at 276 Main street. (Up one flight.) 1 Large, private and sanitary and convenient. Factory on premises. "F. L. McGUIRE OPTOMETRIST 276 Main St. (One flight up.) Telephone 1616-2 for appointment ANNUAL MAY BOX CARNIVAL Will Be Held at Our Store on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Madame Irene © The New Models Lovelier Than By special arrangement we have with week ‘Madame de Lacour, who 'comes di :Madame Irene’s Corset Salon, Fifth avenu York city, to assist you in your corset outfitting As perfect as this corset has been in past Madame Irene has, in her new models, sucec making them even more graceful. In the latest models, just as in- the first | made, perfect ease and stylish grace are synonys Perfccnun of fit and workmaaship, with exgl materials at reasonable prices, make Mme. [reng sets the choice of discrimindting women eve Our stocks are.now replete with the sedl newest IRENE MODELS, whicli are Artist's tions, not a commercial product. They have: taken out of the realm of commercialism in Artistic Atmosphere. L Consult Madame de Lacour before you b new Corsets, or have new garments fitted.. & Sage-Allen & € HARTFORD HORSES ! HORSES ! HO ANOTHER — CARLOAD — 20 OHIO HORSES JUST U A fresh lot right from the farms, ready for work, the &uits 'your pocket-book for price, Several matched pairs and business chuncks A horse suitable for any purpose. Several second-hand acclimated horses. 1 pair Blacks, 3,150 1bs., a laod tum for hAM work, and- the- right kina. 4 Also several horses, 1,050 to 1,600 Ibs., w-ll broken l.l‘/ P. H. CONDON & CO., In 22 LAUREL STREET. WE ARE STILL HEADQUARTERS SUMMER HARDWARE Wec-nynlu-hslh. The White Alaska North Pole and several others. Our Hammock B now complete, Couch Hamocks from Let Hoffmann’ ; Do Your Baking SAY “HOFFMANN’S MRS. HOUSEWIFE: May 27th, 28th and 29th A box absolutely free to all; upon -a purchase amountng fifty cents (50c) or over, on the three named days only. A The feature of this carnival being the fact EVERY box con- tains merchandise of Real Retail value ranging from 15c to $4.00. The following is a partial list of articles used in this May Box Carnival, Camera, Out Glass, Cigars, Candy, Fountain Pen Mu- sic Rolls, Glass Vases, Safety Razors and leather novelties and many other articles of value. Let these days be fully lmpressed upon your mind—Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 27, 28 and 29, The days you will get fects. 'rnay don’" tinsuremgeeth 1ike strong Something for Nothing, ‘calomel. take hold of !h- bla nnd uickly c t it. Wh S LS e = wae | Clark 8 Brainerd’s| fil.l nmeumes plays havoc with the gums. D R UG STORE 8o do strong li Store Dr.'Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tnbluu—the substi- tute for calomel—are a mild but sure laxa- tive, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination net to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to banish it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. ‘These pleasant little tablets do the good that calcmel does but have no bad after ef- The cabinet undoubtedly includes the strongest men in public life; whether they wl)l prove correspond- ingly strong as & working body is a question, ‘the answer to which the country will anxiously await. TREATED FTALY UNFAIRLY, Rome, May 25, 7:25 2..m,, via Parls, May 26,855 a. m.—Prince Von Bue- low ,the German ambassador, who has now returned to Berlin, is reported by .| the Glornale D'Italia to have declared ‘| in an interview that he cumo to Italy | } in the hope of bringing . about an Austro-Itallan rapproachement on a concrete’ basis, that Austria undoubt- edly always had treated Italy unfairly and that Germany attached supreme 3 importance to the preservation of |y o0t BECRY o Conmtipation,and a rélations with Italy, which derediiver, T-h Dr. Edwards’ Oli tm. maintenance of ltalia n’au~l lots whien you feel*loggy' and“heavy. Ilty‘ Italian ‘public opinion” must. Note how they “clear" clouded brain sud understand, however, the prince said, flny“psr n " hc ppl!'ltl At 10c and| that an attack upon Austria meant an attack upon Germany. When ordering bread from your grocers don't be utl-nfl ] to “ANY KIND” of bread; it pays to be particular as to the bread buy, inasmuch as it does not cost you any more to get *THE THERE 18.” HOFFMAN'S AUNT DELIA’S BREAD is the finest Lread it M possible to make frum high grade materials and it is made in of New Britain’s saniitary bakeshops—HOFFMAN'S, “GOLDEN WHEAT,” 65c and “PURITAN RAISIN" also of the “finest kind.” Say “HOFFMAN'S.” DBread \ gcd Uit S It is best mt% take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets take its place.