New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1916, Page 3

NEW, BRITATN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, ‘19 16. ‘Bustnn Stora NUN FORCES ESTATE | Europeans Don’t Hate Us ~ |SVPWARNE miRes * TOGIVE 0P 525,00 as Much as Reported . -~ — pheana Captain of Giava Says Boat Was Made | : ; HARTFORD Target After Command to Halt = A Strong [pwes Ste Was Duugher ol £ weome L AT ] NEW SPRING SUITS HERE Genoa, March 6, via Paris, March Attraction fOl' Railroad Contract Printer 3 g 7.—Sllvio Potensani, commander ol NOT A LEFTOVER WINTER SUIT IN STOCK the Italian steamship Giava, which s sunk by submarine on March 1 Our Ready-to-Wear Department is absolutel W d d New York, March 7.-—The appraisal 3 A Infitheteditersanean Bunily. cnshen free of winter suits. eanes ay ST of s extats T Cliars iy ! R R Everything is new—everything representing ad: : eed, a railroad contract ' g . cement, gives further details of the | M vanced styles for spring. Our stock is as complete a$ 4 printer at 142 Worth “street, who had ) b SOmenl BN en A & 8 a home at Greenwich, Conn., shows - Y Stritc " Lot s ship, e com- = & S MOl‘nlng that his daughter Jessie, 29 years old, ¢ . | manding oflicer of the submarine re- you wopld expect to find it a month later. i ; . fused Lol loWNIne bosteich thel crew This gives you the opportunity to wear the most| a member of the Sisters of Charity and passcngers to the neighborhood of ) of St. Vincent de Paul under the name A fhetis : : of Mi 3 ; ] -t0- —And the Cost Is No Greater Th S £ MiloMite ot ind up-to-date apparel n e Cost Is No Greater Than| at 9 o’clock of Nister Mary Berchmans, has re- . ; Yoo ) On wecount of the nature of the cargo | M You Are Aslfé)d to Pay For Last Season’s Styles Else celved $25,000 from the estate in s : Rl 0 no attempt was made to torpedo the sl tlement of her contest of the § 2 assel, the big submarine employing where. £ 5 5 £ ST 2 se B 0 Zuns rich he a b o 5 g y ozen case atter becoming convinced tnat | : : ¢ - craft carried. 1t required forty Variety. Plenty of room for choice in material, colo Mis eed was Mr. Reed's daughter. i & § $ > shots to send the freighter to the | 7 i Mol cediFa Sl bR oy ot o it ’ : lye sage i sond the Praiehia doilic | qnd style. Those Ablack_ and white checks that are sq Square Hotel on March 1911, and 4 t : | stopped nis vessel at the first warning very popular are in evidence here. And all details off left an estate appraised at $156 of : < shot from the submarine, but that the tai]oring and workmanship are right. These are Suits| h $110,139 was in this State. He . Jatter continued tu fire. s a widower. 1In his will he left - y The sea was calm and the transfer such as you might expect to pay $25 for—but we bu s entire_estate to Dr. James P. 4 ; b 1 of crew and passengers to the boats and sell in such great quantities that we are able t0 ke of West Eight) th street o H was accomplished without difficulty A and Mrs. William Grant Brown, club- 3 5 2 They were soon discovered by a Brits give extreme values. 81X90 i h S woman and wife of a lawyer, who, N g T {oh stearerfanal talenfitol tha TainA SUITS AT $25.00—Extremely clever styles includ Mr. Reed said, were “two of the most - . : i | of Milo, where they found the six hun- AL Rt (o e e s i\?g énanyhof he most popular models shown in Ne self.” . i iliary cruiser LaProvince. The Brit- ork at this minute. Some are adaptations of styl A reglllar After Miss Jessic Reed filed her con- . , e maeine i e e | @ created by leading Paris leaders of style. test of the will testimony in the ed a submarine which began prepara- 75C qual]ty was taken here. This evidence showed Sl ; o flons o attack her, Lt Was frighiened And we have an abundance of new Spring Gok# § a ritish destroyer showec Reed, the son of a Confederate gun- DI | - iR wiien S o son of a Confederate sun | . . up m the distance also, as well as gowns and wraps. boat captain who died a prisoner of r why e L . : s war in New York hospital in 1564, . - ' - v . AhSk to see the original Paris creations which wel married at the age of 26 to Mary E i 5y O ] 5 : : 5 ‘at each Curran, mother of Miss Jessie Reed, i 5 § . e ave here. You will be dehghted with them. with whom he had fallen in love while # ¥ 5 Pays Back Demotracy Ior Stealing | - both were employed in the Martin B. ¥ : e Republican! Btronghold, Brown printing concern. Their Portl A, M M h 7 Repubn daughter, Jessie, was born August, v ; >ortland, Me., March 7.—Repubn- T e e e B i e can mayoralty candidates were suc- g onel in 1893, after he had joined a set of ot 5 cessful in seven out of the ten city . SP n : : o clections held in Maine yesterday. believers in spiritualism and reincar- i f Colonel Frederick E, Boothby, former « nation. The daughter, Jessie, then i R 3 We have received our full assortm . ’ : 5 ics 5 g 2 ass ent of the vi \\-(\n‘\ ‘u. live with an aunt. Reed i . . s :Tm:m;c.-n r(n 0}; \'\ifltet\tll‘l]fl‘;;‘i.fl p‘r‘«»M Torihe astan e very latest model suec later to get 0! ion ' o Y e i * ki elected mayor B 3 e, b 8= QEighier antliostins case iy s i | ent nome, by a margin of only two Reed later married Dr. Augusta O COLONEL RND MR < votes over his democratic oppouent. Webster, who shared his beliefs and There will be a recount. All tt = ¥ f Was thalJolnt authas with bim 5t o2 Other republican mayors elected are the popular and exclusive variety of cloths for custom madi eral philosophical works, one of which Colonel Edward Mandell ‘of his mission will be the president. | frenry R. Porter, at Auburn; Fred T. garment; B:())I'J\}Tnllel dy for )'Ou;i%;;e;tlon. Uk 8 was “The Animal Mind of Man." The | President Wilson’s envoy to belliger- | Colonel House did say’ that'the feeling | piaridge, at Eastport; Alexander C. ARl T ACTION GUARANTEED second Mrs. Reell died February 9, | €Nt capitals -of Furope, who sailed in Burope against this country ii not| gagerthy, at Ellsworth; John M. Rob- e clollfé- e Kr'r sy :mlilfng for ladies and gentl 1911, a few weeks before her husband | ffom America on Dec. 28 on a mis- | as bad as it has been reported. = AS) pinson at Hallowell; James H. Fen . s cal or and delivered. d a\lm! left $100,000 to her friend Mrs, | 510N the nature of which neither he | he landed in New ‘York he xm-‘;mlll f"rl; derson, at Saco, and Charles 15, West R B ER A 5 ) 5 William Grant Brow * | nor the president has given an inkling, | several photographers. One of them | 4t South Portland. NIA & MARES GOOD: H ERE D 4 returned on the t«‘.ills!\l;) }Lmlei;.ahl, after thanking him, “I hope [! 7he succesaful democratic candi- [ J w S - - | dam. Beyond saying he was satis- |-shall have the pleasure of DPho- | dates are John A. Small, at Bath; EXPERT LADIES TAILOR Bold Highwayman Thought to Have POSTPONE BA 3 A y £ = ~ I’ L < £ fied with his trip, but that he did not | tographing you, coloncl, when you are | T,ouis J. Brann, at Lewiston and Frank 3 | To which the colonel re- | ¢ Flint, at Rockland. The success of 41 ARCH STREET. TEL. 883-12 Boarded Freight. N = nadinityhisdn, butichng ot | tographing New Britain and Other Tnstitutions ' o o l’)“,f’:“(]\,"(‘, “J’\m(:. (¢<.:1‘.(w)-‘-xl‘.l In(,: :):;(‘(;:hl’j‘llmn'( wish me that luck. The | the republicans in wresting control of Must Wait Until May. made it very clear that the only man | presidency is not an enviable Hallowell from the democrats was off- who will learn from him the results | tion.” set by the victory of the democrats over last vear's republican adminis- Devon, March 7—No clue to the whereabouts of the man who held ap with a revolver, shot and robbed J. Washington, March 7.—The federal . 1. Orr, a trolley car conductor here | reserve board fast night decided (o v Jast night, had been found today. Ort (l;'?s")n)n(» until May consideration of | — teation th BocEland. $ 80 Wednesdays CL E Ll E : « in the hospital at Bridgeport with | the pending appeal of the banks west = = 2 . 2 _ e - ‘rD l'l i D oiid tin ) cienip: babi D | of tha Chnacctlant aver i tos b VILLA FLEEING TO CAUSES OF FREIGHT Native eggs, 3%c. Russell Bros. 34 Saturdays » : TO condition is not regarded as serious. | of Connecticut to be transferred from ¥ T e e oy e ASYLUM IN U S. CONGESTION HERE > $4 Q30 Tuesdays wmount of cash and his watch. He | reserve district. ! Banks in i “SWEAT SHOPS” NOT 43 i ' ‘ “then disappeared in the direction of [c v, Connecticut ‘have already been 7 = Fndays the New Haven tracks, and it was | transferred, but those in the four other ndit, Sald to" Be-.on His| Jxport Traflic, Desire for’ Lnrge Su POPULAR IN BERLIN MEALS and BERTH A 4whought he may have boarded a pass- | western counties remain in the Bos- | INCLUDED BOTH WAYS 4 ing freight. It is believed he is the | ton district. \merican Border (o plics of Coal and Insuflicient Track e — 1 came man who yesterday held up a | Secretary McAdoo, ex-officio, | ok i . . = ey O 4 3 : (\’:;» In & storé at New Haven.and | member of the board, and Paul M. ORI (st o Pacilities are Given as Reasons, \uthorities Fstablish Minimum Wage Exclusive ~'One Class’’ Cabin Service means ¢ zot away with about $14 in cash and | Warburg of the board, leave Wash- Sl T e W i e e e : | ihe clerk’s watch. ington today with the United Stat s s i ) " o o ettt SONCS | quenty Violated by Employers. New York to Jacksonville without change section of the international high com- S mission for Buenos Aires and will be | the intention of seeking re in toe| " g MURE HHEUM“TISM gone two months. In their absence|United States, in the opinion of Gen. | cosief (runke e sy _]{f . Berlin, Feb, 2o=In an effort fto Tickets good going January and February, return limit six months. Corresponds the board does not desire to take up and other for discussion e rea- | goe that workers, particularly women, ingly low rates to all Florida points. Wide choice of accommodations, includin Gabriel Gavira, Carranza commandanz | sons for .congested conditions -In | engaged in the manufacture of army extra appointments of rooms en suite with private bath at slight additional is subject. THAY EVER BEFORE| ™" ™" #t Juares, who' said today that he had | rieght terminats in New York _and | DU oteive gl wage, the Fov- Mid-Winter Bookings Now Open MARTI 7 requested General Pershing, com-|and other Atlantic coast seaports | ernment has imposed upon contrac- Write for full information and beautiful descriptive literature ; manding the American troops here, to | With a view of remeaying the situa- | {55 certain definite wages which they A. W. PYE, Passenger Traffic Manager : keep harp watch for Villa west of | tion Were continued toda Several | are ordered to pay. Violations are CLYDE-M ALLORY LINES ; ment today, Senator Martine, demo-J i3 pygo. Villa was reported y representatives of the interests affect- | followed by loss of contracts, and. At e ) 1\uzh;)fl1m e LA AR crat, of New Jersey announced his de- | day in the vicinity of Janos, s y- | ed were on hand ready to again d sometimes several penal tie: e " (i ARG uris es, New in, termination not to be a candidate for | five miles below the boundary. - | cuss the subject Notwithstanding the threatened pen- delegate-at-large to the democratic| eral Gavira said that Carranza troops The conference, which is expected | alties, certain contractors perpetually Wear rubbers in damp weather; | National convntion, because of his de- | had been disposed in the rear of his|to conclude taday, has developed the | try in the most ingenious, petty ways keep vour feet dry; drink plenty of | ¢ision to be a candidate for the senate | joft flank, preventing aim from re- |fact that those already heard aré not | (o “‘sweat” their workers. J¢monade, and avoid strong alcoholic | t0 succeed himself and urge the re-| treating to the mountains or entering | agreed as to ,the causes for the The women making straps for sol- i nomination of President Wilson. the state of Sonora. freight congestion Contributory | diers’ flasks, for instance, were o Nz v Tt rheumatism gets you, or seiatica, B R For several days past it has been | causes, however, were said to be the | dered put on a piece work basis of 1 i and you have sharp twinges, gnawing YE EDS TO MEET MONDAY, understood that Villa was headed for | large export traffic, the desire of the | pfennigs per strap. =~ They previously 4 the American border. Should he at-|carriers to obtain large supplies of | had been paid a straight sum per tempt to cross directly north of his|coal because of fear of a shortage in | hour One firm, it has now been maximum comfort at minimum eost. Villa is making for border with 3 Clergymen, Lawyers, Brokers, Me- chanics and Merchants Stricken. [jashineton BMacl B e et ate oy Our old friend Rheumatiz is having his inning this year, and a few words of caution from one who knows all about it may not be amiss. pain or swollen joints or muscles, you Now Haves Mareh . banounce can get rid of all agony in just a few e i e his | : davs by taking one-half teaspoonful | Ment was made today that the annual| | o\ "l cation he would enter New | that product, and insufficlent track | found, immediately adjusted the mat. GROCERY, MEAT and FISH HOUSE meeting of the Connecticut Editorial of Rheuma once a day. 4 CHOTH ] Mexico close to Columbus facilities around New York, and light- | ter to its satisfaction by decreeing pri- ssociatio 11 be held in this it i 3 - v All druggists know about Rheuma; S '”"‘_m’(;“‘m‘) Bt The reported Diaz revolt is ridicu-|ers in New York harbor, Vataly that ‘an' hour's Woilk ~sbouia 491 MAIN STREET. it’s harmless, yet powerful; cheap, yet lous, according to General Obregon, 874 sist of a stipulated number of iness there will be a discussion of : S ¥ = 7 sure, and a cent bottle will last a t RS e i .l who left El o for e F straps-—about twice normal capacity— . ion of subscription rate - e ] HE BENCH TO pacity 3 long time. Ask The Clark & Brainera | (30" O subseription - rates Whence A6 will 0 south to rejoin Gen- | FROM THE BENCH T CACTRTCRL T R T ey, Fent Co., or any druggist i rranza at Queretaro. sequently continued to get its straps —_— — fe a0 not expect the revolution to | AN AMBASSADORSHIP | made for seven ana a halr pfennigs Our Mid-Week Special—Plenty of Fish and Oysters beyond the confines of Oax- apiece instead of 15. said the chief commander of the A second firm was far more in- 2 1bs Shoulder Steak ® ® !y P I rranza forces, “‘and we are positive genius. It compiled with the piece- OS lnonlne | that Zapata will not affiliate with ]"“ . work schedule and pays its employves 2 Ibs Frankfurters .. annot join Diaz if he So wishes $ 15 pfennigs per strap—but it charges wuse the Car forces have him . them about half their wages for heat, 2 1bs Salt Pork . ... y cut off in the north. & 4 3 light and other similar items which 3 1bs Plate Beef . .. CARPETCO. A Great Home s R e e o) M be Lard | S RN . ; .\i(\ (s £ FoHe o STt of 2 1bs Lam ops 219 Asylum St., Cor. Haynes Remedy ! - v S g pkgs If’tlnvrli_tli Oats t, Hartford, Ct. | | b . 1 cans of Mi G diabits for Coughs You CAN ' .| “Tiz" PUTS Jo IN | Eprendv iy = RELY ON - A ] 3 cans of Fancy Corn or Peas and Colds ' - 3 cans of Clams ann The Gn-- Linonine brings relief, even 5 : i . 7 boxes of Sardines in the most stubborn cases, and £ . " NS | 7 boxes of Matches the world ‘of medicine knows no 5 S h o e i D s“’""""‘l 3 bottles of Pickles n and O/ ; e : burning feet—I('s i B . s SEEM G0 m i e - 3 bottles of Catsup OFF | When the throat is parched and '{hhefl}axa]flve “‘bl;t' U = = 2 cans of Pineapple e Fs o ial At the lungs sore with severe colds wil e pleasant taste , ; Ah! what relief. No more tired 3 cans of Pork and Beans . . t this specia reauction 8 i i i i R feet; no more burning feet; re | s i B i | e s e oz | I you are bilious . fier” T e ety v [l 4 ts of Fancy Sound Onions ere 1S ) & 7 - N . No ore sor eS8 corns, cg uses, = M tion, and the other ingredients or cflnsffipated w0 B ;"m':;nw‘ Eeness iicorns goallousss il S O our home should be tracked up set to work to remove the in- ! S ’ RN No matter what ails your feet or | with mud this spring. It's a | lammation from membrane and They keep your & K ¥ what under :111_ersun you've :!jmd w_li‘«in. | 5 o S . out getting relief, use “Tiz.” “Tiz” Short time before the mud|{ 3T 17 DOESN'T MATTER System as clean : ' : Ia the ‘only remedy that draws out al ¥ 3 e poisonous exudations which puff will be with us and that| WHAT FORM OF COLD YOU as a stone ju ! ~ e p— i means vour home will be fuil | HAVE. LINONINE IS WHAT rinsed with cel trouble so yowll never limp or draw e > YOU WANT. of dust if you don’t have a sPfing water new mat of “welcome” on | We have the exclusive selling rights i up your face in puain. Your shoes T sheu i won't seem tight and your feet will .|.‘N-,» v Shea, the new .Hhtm\\\ never, never hurt or met sore and era wan a S aon (o} Chilerin|But cessonSto MHensyll LUl Sy (m S et ol moral Thot ! bring resuit for this great laxative I3 ihietcher Swhoshashecnissent ol s G e iog ony from corns, | Mexico, is an Indiana judge: He has | ohoices or bunion | your door step. ¢ . heen @ member of the appeliate b Sl Yy e tnos ntanyd v We are showing all sizes— i {in Seymour, Ind. Judge Shea i5x u | viiter. Wear smaller shoes. Tust democrat in politics and has been mee try “Tiz Get a whole year's all shapes—all prices at 1577 2 THE CLARK & BRAINERD CO. | jrosceuting attarnes nd a membicr | foo compart for only 25 cente. hink | l ol discount. All druggists—25¢, 30¢, $1. 181 Main Street of the state senate. of it.