New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 10

| | Worms, ness and Lo: FacSinile Signature of e CENTAUR COMPAXY, NEW YORK. | ‘At6 months old 35 Doses -35CENTS| i OYERTD - GASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. ] WISE, SMITH & CO. SADE. ghteenth Anniversary Being Cele- brated; Bargains and Souvenirs, ‘Wise, Smith & Company’s great an- lversary sale, areal public benefit. wving in the aggregate thousands of pllars for their patrons. Free souve- rs better than ever before. The tremendous success that is owning the big store’s eighteen an- lversary celebration is well deserved say the least. Shoppers from all er Connecticut are showing their ap- eciation of the unusual money sav- g opportunities by buying liberally d often. The free souvenir distri- tion department is naturally one of he busiest places in the big busy store Ind people are astonished that such aluable articles can become their roperty by simply saving their cou- ons, ' Instances like this are numer- us:—A women buys a handsome rug nd' a few other household articles, e purchase totaling in the neighbor- 0od of $50 and asks for a souvenir oupon, and says, “I will go right lown and get one of those pretty hina plates. Great is her amaze- nent when the souvenir clerk points out to her the valuable articles from which to select and she chooses a beautiful, genuine cut glass table lamp worth perhaps six or seven dol- lars,or some other article equally val- uable. It is not necessary to buy fif- ty dollars worth to get a souvenir. A dollar purchase entitles you to selec- tion from really worth while articles, a $2 purchase to selection from better ones and 80 on. The larger the amount of your pur- chase the better the souvenir. The man for instance who buys a suit of clothes can take home a mighty fine souvenir to his wife or a doll or a teddy bear to the kiddie, or a nice leather suit case or travelling bag for himself, according to the amount of 'his purchase. Better pay a visit to the souvenir department in the base- ment and see for yourself the valu- able souvenirs on display. You'll be sure then to ask for coupons every time you buy anything at the anni- versary sale. While these birthday gifts from Wise, Smith & Co., to you are popular feature of the anniver- sary sale, the wonderful bargains of- fered throughout the store are also most important and mean direct and immediate money savings on standard merchandis2. The great anniversary sale beckons for you to come, buy, save money and be sure and get a souvenir.—advt. CARSON QUITS POST | IN BRITISH CABINET Sir Edward Disapproves of Allied Policy in Balkans London, Oct. 19.—Sir Edward aCr- son, attorney general, has resigned from the British cabinet. The resignation, the first open manifestation of the divergence of views known to exist among the min- isters, is the result, according to an authoritative statement mnot of the controversy over conscription, but of the condition of affairs in the Near East, Opposes Balkan Policy. Sir Edward himself, so far, has made no personal explanation of his reasons for resigning, but it is un- derstood that he disapproves of the policy which is being followed in the Balkans and of the method of con- flding the whole national policy to a small “inner cabinet.” It is expected that there will be ex- citing debates in the House of Com- mons this week, as severe attacks on the government are planned by mem- bers of the House in connection with the general military policy, especially ie the Near East. Home Rule Opponent. Sir Edward Carson, prior to the outbreak of the war, was the leader of the movement against home rule for Ireland, which for a time threat- ered civil war in Ulster- At that time hn was the conservative member of Parliament for Dublin University and gained great notoriety for his speeches attacking the government and the sympathizers or nome rule, and threatening, in case the King signed the home rule bill, to aid in setting up a provisional government in Ulster. He was the first to sign the covenant of resistance to home rule and led the Ulsterites in the for- mation of the Ulster Volunteers. When the present coalition gov- ernment was formed last May Sir Edward received the portfolio of at- torney general. Some of the English newspapers expressed the view that this appointment was a mistake In, view of his previous antagonism -to the government. The most notable cases with which Sir Edward has had to deal since his incumbency of the attorney generalship were the board of trade’s inquiry into the siinking of the Lusitania and the proceedings before the prize court for the con- demnation of American meat cargo !which had been seized by the Brii- ish government on the ground that they were destined for Germany. Recently there has been unofficial talk in London of Sir Edward being at odds with other members of the ministry over conscription, the Bal- kan situation and the Dardanelles ex- pedition. The attorney general did not attend any of the cabinet meet- ings held recently. Redmond Fears Grave Orisis. Dublin, Oct. 19, 1:23 a. m.—Pre- siding at the Nationalist convention yesterday, John E. Redmond said that a grave political crisis might arise any day. The position of the coalition government, he declared was precautious. It was thteatened by in- ternal and external dangers. A con- spiracy existed among men ready to sacrifice national unity in the face ol the enemy to further their own ANNOUNCEMENT ! THE GUNN RUBBER CO. 61 East Main Street. Andrew P. Gunn of the Todd Rubber Co., Hartford, and brother, Edward F. Gunn of the Todd Rubber Co., Pittsfield, Mass., with Albert W. Kilby, formerly of New Britain have opened their new store, having in stock all sizes of Automobile Tires, Tubes and Accessories Complete Vulcanizing Plant for Quick Guaranteed Repairs TELEPHONE 1447 Free Air and Service 46 MAIN —GOING OUT OF BUSINESS— ALL NEW MERCHANDISE THIS SEASON’S GOODS SALLE STARTS WED. MORNING OCTOBER 20TH GRINDROD & BARNARD NEW BRITAIN STREET predilections and theoriess It was commen talk, said the Irish leader, that a general election was possible, but Ireland could boast that she was not responsible for three dangers. SERBIANS OFFERING STOUT RESISTANCE Austrian General Tells Von Macken- sen Heavy Reinforcements Are Needed Immediately. Paris, Oct. 19, 4:50 a. m.—The Serbians are offering stout resistance to the Teutonic advance in the Se- mendria section, according to mation from Nish received by the Journal, A wireless message sent by the Austrian general in charge there to Field Marshal Von Mackensen and | intercepted by the Serbians is said to | be as follows: “Impossible to accomplish my task | successfully unless you send %heavy 1einforcements- immediately.” It is reported that a Bulgarian regi- ment refused to fight against the Serbs at Kadibogatz, near Kniagevatz, and killed its colonel. The regiment, it is said, was surrounded and de- cimated by the rest of the division. CHURCH UNITY MOVEMENT, Episcopal Churches Invite Congrega- tional Minister to Preach at Services. New Haven, Oct. 19.—In connec- tion with the session of the National Council of the Congregational churches which will open tomorrow the rectors of flve Protestant Epis- copal churches in this city have in- vited Congregational clergymen to preach from their pulpits next Sun- day. The invitations have been formally sanctioned by the Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, bishop of the diocese. Available church records do not show that such invitations ever before were cxtended in ‘this city. Members of the council who are here point out that the invitations reflect the influence exerted by the church unity movement which Wwill be the subject of a report to the council by a committee headed by the Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth of this city. The visiting clergymen invited to preach in Episcopal churches are: Rev. Dr. M. L. Burton, president of Smith college, at Trinity church; Rev. Dr. E. C. Moore, of Harvard Theolog- ical seminary, at St. John’s church; Rev. Willard Sperry of Boston, at St. Paul's church; Rev. Shepard Knapp of Worcester, Mass.,, at St. Thomas’ church; Rev. W. 1. Maurer of North- ampton, Mass.,, at St. James' church. Many other visiting mniister will fill pulpits of their own denomination in cities and towns of the state on Sun- day. NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK, London, Oct. 19.—The Norwegian steamer Salerno has been sunk. Re- ports s, that 19 men, two women and three children have been landed from her, LOST THIRT YEARS. Tlanet Discovered By Prof, Really “93 Ambrosi,” Paris, Oct. 19, 4. a. m.—Pro- fessor Bigoudan, in a communication | to the Academy of Sciences, announ- Sola is b5 ces that calculations made by Fabry infor- | and Blondel at Marseilles show that the new planet whose discovery was announced by Prof. Sola of the Bar- celona Observatory, is really am- brosi” which has been thirty-six years. Prof. Sola of Barcelona, Spain, an- nounced that he had discovered on Sept. 15 a new planet in the con- stellation of Pisces, The planet, he said, had a rather rapid retrograde raovement. Various astronomers at lost sight of | the time of his announcement ques- tioned the value of the discovery. H MINISTERIAL CRISIS, Minister of France in Conflict With His Colleagues. SPAN | | | Madria, | n.—The 5:05 a crisis, via Paris, Oct. 19, Spanish ministerial partment of public ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST !! instruct fon a public works over their expenditur: which he considers extravagant. 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