New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1916, Page 9

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1916. PANIC IN STREET CAR. Fire in Tunnel of Underground Explosions. Detroit, Mich, Jan. 14.—Fire early | today in a tunnel of the Edison TI- luminating company, the main artery | of its downtown plant, caused several underground explosions, principally | on State street, brought about a panic in a crowded street car and cut off power, light and heat in many of Detroit’s largest hotels, office buildings and stores. The mercury registered seven degrees above zero. For ceveral hours after the accident there was no heat and it was said there would probably be no power and light before late in the day. An overloaded cable, coused the trouble. MONSTROUS FORU. . T0 ENTER HEXICO (Continued From First Page.) Edison Company Causes titude regarding the war Huerta. That war has reached a successful termination, inasmuch as Mr. Huerta has just died in jail.” Present Policy Maintained. At today’s cabinet meeting it was decided that the present policy would be maintained and Gen. Carraiza would be depended on to punish the Villa bandits who killed American citizens. All Americans at Madera, Me reported safe in official dispatch day the state department specifically deny the report of murder of ten Americans and WO Englishwomen. The colony there was attacked by the bandits, who were routed. No Power against which melted, 1re VILLLA CHIEF EXECUTED. to- which 1.e Rodriguez and Almeida put to death after arrest. Tex., Jan .14.—Generals Jose Rodriguez and Almeida were exe- cuted at Madera shortly after their arrest, according to a despatch receiv- ed by the Mexican consul from Gen. Trevina today Andreas G to El Pa To Intervene. Secretary Garrison said today rela- tively to reports that martial law had been proclaimed in Kl Paso, that Brig. Gen. Pershing has no power to intervene unless the situation was of an international character, influenced by physical acts from beyond the hor- | der. If any citizen of El . Paso | sought vengeance upon a Mexican therefore an act committed in Mex- ico, he added, it did not constitute an internationa] situation, but was an invasion of the local law of Texas and subject to state authorities only teneral Carranza, ambassador here today, suggested to his government ns in dangerous. di Garcia, Mexican consul, declared today in answer to formal inquiry that no armed expeditionary force of Americans would be permitted fo enter Mexico to run down Villa and his bandits ilors Believed to Be Here in Viola- ! tion of Immigration Laws. Jan. 14.—Four Ger- from the German steamer Rhein, tied up at Baltimore nce the European war began, and two from the German steamer Kiel. at Southport, N. C., are detained nt the immigration station at Gloucester, N. J., for examination to determine whether they are in this country in violation of the immigration laws. The four men were taken into custody at Wiimington, Del,, last night by government agents Philadelphia, { man sailors, two ai sicts be compelled to come into gar- soned places where Carranza troors can protect them. Secretary Lansing asked Mr. Arredondo to request Gen- eral Carranza to provide at once trains and guards for the removal of Americans who wished to leave c¢n- dangered localities. ~ Mr. Arredondo forwarded the request with his en- dorsement and his own suggestion that Americans in danger be com- pelled to come into a safety zone even iIf it be necessary to force them to do so. ABANDONED ON FIRE. Steamer Maashaven Dutch Struck Mine—Crew Loondon, Jan. 14, Dutch steamship Prin rived at Gravesend toda. m.—The iana ar- bringing the »ody of the captain and seven mem- ers of the crew of the Dutch steam- Maashaven, which was abandoned on fire after striking a mine. A later dispatch from Rotterdam says the other members of the crew were saved. VALUABLE JEWELS STOLEN New York, Jan. 14.—The were asked to search for $12,000 worth of jewelry, consisting mainly of rings and ornamen set with di monds, reported by Mrs. Rose Laven, a widow, to have been stolen from her Riverside Drive home. The jewels were missed after the owner returned from a matinee Wednesday, it is said. The police say they wish to question a young man whom Mrs. Leven recent- ly took under her care because he was {1l WARMER WEATHER PREDICTED. Washington, Jan. 14—The cold avave over the east is expected to reach its climax tonight when unseasonably low temperatures are predicted in the | Atlantic states, but it will begin to rass tomorrow morning. Warmer cather moving in from the west is cxpected to raise the temperature to- morrow and Sunda; b b er | i | | | i | i i i j I police EDWARD WEBER INDICTED. New York, Jan. 14.—An indictment charging Edward Weber, a relative of Albert Weber, a local official of the | Deutsches Bank of Berlin, with par- | ticipation in an alleged conspiracy to ship contraband rubber to the German zovernment in violation of the ‘cus- toms laws, was returned today by the federal grand jury. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS. At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis- hington, Jan. 14.—Secretary trict of Berlin, in the county of Hart- | McAdoo has appointed the following ford and State of Connecticut, on the | to serve on the permanent committee 13th day of January, A. D., 1916. | for the Republic of Haitl to a in Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq., lrayr\mz out the purposes of the Judge. | Pah-American financial conferen On motion of H. Dayton Humphrey, | Edward Hidden, St. Louis, chairman; of said New Britain, as administrator | Major General William C. Gorga on the estate of Elizabeth A. Foulds, ington; B. R. Grabow, Boston; late of Lynn, Mass., who died leaving M. Hastings, Chicago, and Leon iroperty in said New Britain, within | C. Simon, New Orleans. district deceased. court doth decree that six be allowed and limited for the McADOO NAMES COMMITTEE, OIL TANK EXPLODES. nd Two Injured Persons Killed In Accident At Chicago. | Chicago, Jan. 14—An oil tank partly filled with oil in the west side 1 New Britain and having a circu- | vards of the Chicago and Northwest- on in said district, and by posting | ern Railroad exploded early today a copy thereof on the public sign post | killing four persons and injuring two. in said Town of New Britain The cause of the explosion could Certified from recora, not be learned. The damage to the MORTIMER _H.,CAMP, Clerk. property w a1l Four st the same to the ad- rator and directs that public hotice be given of this order by adver- tising in a newspaper published in [ 2 Ton Lean Fresh Pork oins M-St S Average LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS CHOICE STEWING FOWL b 18C 11b LIVER—; Ib BAC CON’ FRESH HAMBURG STEAK RIB OR LOIN LAMB CHOPS LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS LEAN FRESH SPARE RIBS | topcoat gives a very smart effect. BRONGHITIS SUFFERER City ltems Cured by a Simple Remedy. Columbus, Ga. “I am telling everv- body what Vinol has done for my husband. He had a bronchial cough his tem was run-down and I felt sure he would die. His father insisted on his trying Vinol, and I am so thankful he did, because it cured his cough and built -him up. My doctor highly recommends it and said he could not take anything bet- ter.” Mrs. Thomas Monk. Vinol, you know, contains the real cod liver curative extract, together with peptonate of iron, and beef- peptone, it enriches and revitalizes the blood and conveys to the system ihe vital elements necessary to strength- en the body and throw off the dise That is the reason it was so suc ful in Mr. Monk's case, Anyone in New Britain who has bronchi a chronic cough, or needs building up, may try a bottle of Vinol, with the understanding that his money will be returned if he is not satisfied. The Clark & Brainerd, Ri- ker-Hegeman Co., Druggists, New Men's 0dd Trouse Leland’s.—advt. The French class Grammar school will row morning at 9 o'clock. er will be Mrs. Hubert Benoit, replaces Mrs. A. A. Benoit, | removed to New Haven. Boys’ Besse-Leland Quarantine on on Oak and East Main streets we released today by the health depart ment. Parker Shirts 95¢ —advt. at reopen advt. Car Despacher William confined to his home on street by illn 5 The annual c sant given by the hospital will be held ball at 3 p. m. on February ‘t of committees will be ter. All Lelanc ard party and the dan the Neckwear Bes: —advt. now 25c at | For reasons known only ties involved and Mrs. the wedding of Fred | city and Miss Minnie | Hartford has been “called All Our $1.00 Caps now Besse-Leland’s.—advt. to the Mary Me e Mettey of Weisner o 50c A PEPPER AND SALT 'TOPCOAT FOR THE JANUARY HIKER The water commissia tonight to open bids for municipal ice house. $1.00 Shirts advt. There will be ers will rey at a special meeting Court Friendly, No. 45, . of A. :30 o'clock this evening to ‘tion on the death of William Marshall. Big mark down. P. J was admitted yesterday. uon for Our Inventory of this month A hearing on street, building lines on Corbin be given next Tuesday board of public works. $2.50 Children's sey suits $1.00 August assesso building 50 Stanley Francis Sullivan of to St. nasal trouble. Sale ends the 2 Resse- grade venue night by Combination .eland Chairman the board of office in the was at today HEAT Berlin, Jan. ville.—Count has been Prussian house Salm was chosen Count Eulenbur VILLA FORCES WIN. El Paso, Jan. 14.—Advices Torreon received today brought tails of the occupation of Gor Placio by Villa forces. These adv state that on Jan. PRUS 14, Von elected SIAN HOUS by Wireles president of of lords. . Prassen, forces retiring to the latter city. ricton artlett, wife of to death with a pick-axe | Minto Queens county last night { cording to word received Her husband, charged with murde 1w reported dying from the effec I of a gun shot wound, lice said was self-inflicted. ! lice stated that Bartlett, from his then attempted suicide. was said to be doubtful. miner | beaten [86 mopisk] Built of novelty mixture, cut with a markedly flaring skirt, belted and fastened with three huge buttons, this The dark collar and cuffs are the reverse side of the worsted. The PONSIBILITY, John I. Lorenius, gate tender ihe Chestnut street railroad cros: stood that he was the near-collision and a trolley car 5 DENIED. 14.—Petitions to RATE INCRE! Washington, Jan. reopen the decision of the interstat commerce commission which gave the railroads increases in freight rates on livestock and packing house prod- ucts from Chicago and other points to the east were denied today by the commission, -sponsible for | tween a train Mr. a the car cross thet yved unnece 3 tn acks had they not arily. He | refore the motorman started the ca 9 TO 11 A. M—HOUR SALE—9 TO 11 A. M. STEAKS, Short, Sirloin, Porterhouse and 1 4 c Large Red Round G teed el . .doz 26C { Onions -4 qts 1 5C YORK STATE PEA BEANS .qt 1 5 c Eggs . . Suits and Overcoats $4.85 at cases of diphtheria | at Besse-Leland’s Ryan is Chestnut | woman's board of this of mee 's to the Besse-Leland's th Leland’'s—advt. and | ® will the Jer- o hardt of his for the first time since his recent illness. to Say- Arnim-Boitzenbur the Prince e president and secretary. from de- 6, Villa troops en- tered Laredo and Gomez Palacio, su- burbs of Torreon, de facto government here today. which the po- po- on returning | work attacked his wife and His recovery at ing, not be- Lorenius said the crew | had sufficient opportunity de- also stated that he-had begun to lower the gates s 51.&;, at Besse- the Central tomor- The teach- who recently This is warm Wi weather. Three solid months Just as keen to sell staple “regular” coats fancier models. announced | Fact is, so many too) are so much mo than most clothing ads. them, that | have all our coats, the in as the smartest, | proved styles and fabri t As well as in the sive vice can be expected. of at take = Not deviating the from our high standa and fast color. ibert.—advt. street hospital He will undergo an opera- argaret Conn treet, died at her hor o’clock evening with pr one of members of St. Josept was also a member the Maccabees, iX children, three daughters. The fune tomorrow morning at (. Joseph’s church. Mrs. Irene Irene Roberts Porter 8 Henry in W. Maler was IFairview cem NEW John P. ineering Mr. Maguire cO TRU office at concrete walks, e of the constru street subway, the city. Mr. in state engineering tions, char; c UNDERWRI] The meetin, Dritain Underw tion was held in the C this morning and the were elected: Presic T’arsons; vice presiden sceretary, Frank G. Rocky Hill, and trea Dunn. Routine acted. annual Fire DEVOY IS C John Devoy, the no and lecturer, has notif the Emmett club of hi his recent illne: come to this city on deliver the postponed AMBA shington, Jan. Mujica, Chilear the United States, will leave his post h or April to return to v hy Shiver? men we take inflnite pains to materials from w! DEATHS AND FUNERALS of the She is sons Funeral services for afternoon at the First church. officiated. Mauire has gineering construction, being in the employ Maguire is well known and that he annual banquet of the club. has nter overcoat of it ahead of you one of our as one of our (voung men, | re conservative would have | ] plainest as well the most ap- | ics | least expen- | hich good ser- least little bit rds of all-wool elly of P me shortly after | after a few heumonia. the best h's church i known She | Ladies of urvived hy three | will be held o'clock from ral 9 Roberts Porter. Mrs. this Rev. Burial the late were held eter. opened an en- 0 Arch street. pecializes on general en- sewer connec- etc. He was in ction of the Elm | of ircles. JECT. the New asso g of riters’ Yity hall buildi followir ffice: lent Dwight t, E. W. Schult Sherwood of urer, William G. business was trans- ‘OMING. ted Trish editor | ied members of s recovery from will January 27 to lecture at the ADOR QUITS 14. n amba resigned and ere in March Chile. i FRESH YORK STATE NOT STORAGE doz. 35c MONEY MAKING SATURDAY SPECIALS Meadowbrook Cheese Moh. Creamery Butter b 30C| b 21 Cl MOHICAN TOMATO SOUP ........2 cans 1 50 LORN, PEAS, TOMATOES ........3 cans 25C MOH.PORK and BEAN S : DINNER BLEND COFFEE ..1b 1 9C CANADA FIRST COND. MILK .........can 9C .1-1b can 25C FRESH GRATED HORSE RADISH . .bot 9C corRaNTs e opke 12€ 13c 9¢ Sunbeam White Asparagus Tips PREMIER SALAD DRESSING bot IOC LAKE SHORE PUMPKIN 9c MOH. BUCKWHE T FLOUR ....3-1b pk MOHICAN PURE COCOA 1-1b tin BALTY .... CALIFORNI BEANS Best Pure Lard Fancy Baldwin Apples Native Turnips .4 qts Large California Lemons Large Heavy Grape Fruit 4 for Large Native 23c 23c Shares in Special Class Record [ Represented by E. W. Eddy. New Britaiz Nat. RICHTER & CO. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EX CHAN Bank Bldg. ’l(‘l 840 and 8 N. B. MACHINE TRAUT & HINE COLT’S ARMS shs SCOVILLE MFG. CO. shs AMERICAN BRASS CO, shs NEW DEPARTURE 20 shs AMERICAN HARDWARE 50 shs 20 shs EAGLE LOCK 20 shs NORTH & JUDD 50 shs STANLEY WORKS 50 shs UNION MFG. CO. 50 shs BRISTOL BRA! shs shs 1 late decline were scored at the open- | | ing of Smelting and Mexican Petroleum soon | rising 1 tively, There were points in shares of the special class, particularly Industrial Nickel, cible RECOVERIES MADE Be United States Steel made only fractional | 1caders showed minor changes. The | ticul | Amer and Ain | the final | strong. ‘lons furnished by members of the New York change. Am Beet Alaska Gold Allis Chalmers Am Car & Fdy Co Am Am Am Am Am A A Baldwin Loco B & B Beth | Canadian Pacific Cen Ches & Ohio Chino Chi Mil & Col F Cons Gas | Crucible | Distillers Sec forie Erie 1st pfd General Elec Goodrich Great Gt Nor Ore Cetfs. Inspiration 2 Maxwell Motor Mex Petroleum N¢ | N ¥ Hudsor | Nev 5 INYNH&H Northern Norfolk Penn People’s | Pressead | Ray Cons Reading Rep 1 & S com Southern Pacific Southern Ry | Southern Ry Studebaker Tenn Copper s Oil Pacific Copper Rubber teel 7 S Steel pfd Car Chemical Westinghouse Vestern Union Villys Overland LOGAL STOCKS STI REMAIN UNCHANG | Stanley Rule & Level Strong 490 Bid and None Ofiered A ; Little or no change i the Hartford Stock 4 | ported today, the A R R 76 L116% 120 Pacific West ON STOCK MARKE & R Gz Ste Gains of Two to Five Points 14, Wall St. 10:30 pfa . 647 from yesterda New York, Jan. m.—Recoveries American today”. market, 1-2 and 2 3-4 from final pric gains points, of that session. 0 of two to five respec- Co American Coal Products, Alcohol, International Argicultural Chemical, Cru- Steel American Tobacco >thlehem rose ten 440, but a small and Steel to gain. Other recognized | shares, pa Baldwin and | American Car ains in was (e} lvwse—l’rflmu\onl war r Crucible Steel, n Locomotive, Brake, made further hour. The closing Stock Exchange quota- Richeer New York w 14, Low wddy 1916 Close | 671 e Represented by E. Jan. High Sugar 6 in quota market is figures on all exception of §| anding as yes 1otted at offered 3-4 bid inders stands 62 American H 1- is 391, 1 on 701 | cal stocks with the Rule & Level This stock Can 62% Loco 66 % Smelting 107 Sugar ... Tel & Tel naconda Cop T S8 Fe Ry | ley, | aay. | with | ley practically Works is quotted 2 asked. I 62 1- remains New Britain Machine bid and 82 1-2 asked ill | mains quiet with no upward tendd { The figures are 870 bid and jasked. Scovill is 475 bid and | | non 73 1 | and | ware 1283 89 C0.106% 118 9454 8714 is Colts at 123 and firm [e} T Steel Superior R utte asked. Bristol Brass stands 67 Tt I bid and 68 1-2 asked Copper TOO LATE St Paul. FOR CLASSIFICAT morning, a ¢ ining small su railroad ¢ Thur bag LOS mesh money and between Whiting Park st or on Park St., Finder please re to Herald Officc 1-14 Steel and TO R Hedt ply T—Flat, all improvem and hot water furnished. LW, Tel. 291. 1-1 Rub Nor pfd Crowe, BUY OHIO OIL A Standard Oil Subsidiary which ncis 14%. Thig stock should sell for $1000 a share and is the best pur chase among all the Standard Oils. Reasons why, fo the asking. JOHN H. PUTNAM & CO. 49 PEARL ST. HARTFORD, CONN MAIN STREET. SPRINGEFIELD, 68 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. 318 M4 Saturday Specials Chicken m Stewing .33¢ Chicken. ...28c b Young Hen Turkey Roasting Chuck Lean Pot Roast Stewing Prunes New Dried Apples Head Rice 3 cans Corn 16c I Steak c Ib m > b » b o L) m ™ > I Legs Yearling Lamb mb Stew Fresh Pork Pork Kidneys Liver Bacon 3 cans Peas . Large jar Table Syrup Large can La ge can Peaches Extra large jar Queen Olives j. E. MURPHY 500 MAIN STREET