New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1916, Page 12

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1916. union at a (onlm'un(‘@ here, whict. ad- | but instead of closing factories mnot | more than one-fifth of the empioves tfack Cloak Shop, Douse WOTK- | va.e smeviece st Sime i on | Ligbknecht Says Sarajevo Mur- | in the rule w: brought about by the CASH IN ADVANCE. MINIMUM CHARGE 19¢ 750 people heard Dr. Pot- ers and Break Mficm“efy | e el e e ans ana | 06T Was Considered “God Send” ter on ‘‘Preparedness” last e the desire of manufacturers to tako i NE CENT & WORD EACH INSERTION. Sunday night at Trinity New. York, March 18.—The first or- | 1re over before L Amsterdam, via London, March 18, S T — Methodist church than ever before. | | ganized raid by “guerrillas” in recent 5:09 4, m.— > razette gives B e & ; S8iasm =helColoensidass s HELP WANTED—MALI ALL advertisements Will a New Religion the following account of the turbulent labor troubles in the cloak a ; ) = : ifi - A e m,uimr.m:,:‘.:r:‘ S ol EMBAREU B{]AR[] Tfl scene which occurred In the Relehta® |\ \NPRD_vouns man tn jearn cost for the c]a.?smo_:d Come Out of This War?" is 1 e s g ; the on Thursday while Dr. Karl sieb- i B e : n S he 1In PR g 5 8 r boen shop of Pistrons e Bt e, G e Gon | S0 IR e :l?lui‘;:r:;q(ffficz = the subject fo;)thl:wbuédal\( ¥ o i e R b evening, at 7-:30. Mr. Coo reene street. Forty employes were moralizing effects of the war: 5 ng Bt work in the cloak factory, which, [ILE IT ATI[]N “Dr. Liebknecht, d ssing \hct (.(I,‘j; . - 1 30 p. m. on the dfl_V Sl give ihe addrcss. cational budset, said ‘Education serves | g i3 Ol TR i I T * jssue, £ s on the third fl of the building, v oor of the building, to strengthen militarism and caitalism. & He pran Gol e ¥hen a band of guerrillas rushed into e | You act as if you wish to throw open i N i 1 B @ ea " o 3 o e T « B ati . ¥ J o N LOST. .: tr:)lal:v\-:vml]h:i):vml’\‘\J \h}“( t1 :' (\1‘ w:n l C C Membel‘ o GOfllllllllee to “". muml .\I]1<‘ Hm‘a\(} :': n‘ld\:lli;:"‘::‘ T ATE Y S 0 o LOST., B BBt e | M S DI SR At fo deliver and collect o our sale | Gold b o - e fer of tho firm ran to the telephone s . e s Tl Aiitartad for i [ RSERR \"ir.:kv.»r"vmwylf (”»‘r(»‘x(:‘\ );Iy(( e Rty s fandipeaci s it nd called an official of a local union App()l[lte[l byRalll‘OadS OIS 1 PRty ol pOIE S S s 10 ey M dlian B his man, he said later. told him t Bt (tionshintinc e coolslang » Manchester. Corn | and_receivo roward. Il one of the guerrillas to the i also hatred against England- The | — — | hone. | New York, March 18.-—An exec militarizing of schools converts them | WANTED-—A yvoung man for office FOUND. After 2 minute’s conversafion sl ;oo . mmittee of seven to handle and | into training stables for war. You edu- | Work. Must be at least 16 years of | ——— ; = leader hung up the rcceiver and. told | ; lonl sith de. | cate vour children to be war ma- | age. Good opportunity for ad-|FOUND—In South church vestibul [Sonx iihat i clanal his meniliwero)idizegtiembargocs Fandie el sl foeiiiRes oy regard to war, their | ' vancement. Referemces required. | Friday night, small sum of mones . . n going to wreck the place At the Mmurrage and storage rules to relieve L e Apply Corbin Cabinet Lock Com- Owner can have same by proving OR SALE i Others tore the naneloose N T o e e o uribe!1n) el scHooIs snomaibe | pany: -16-4a | Property, paying for adver S0 Some very desirable homes—To the right parties-—a’ B (s donnectice S tion was named vesterday at a meet- i LR A = - — -~ and calling at Porter & # . . e . . Puckets standing in s alons {he 1N of the presidents of the Fastern | tiught DetIcnlgiih _‘I_']“";m“‘,‘_‘lf“‘X“Rf MASON FOREMAN WANTED—Wo : low prices will be given. Will get particulars by calling at e e | tines at the Grand Central Terminal. | Archduke anz Ferdinar Lot have a most desirable opening for | my office any of whom were pirls A few | he hody was appoinied by a gon- l;m A]I S was inclden’ moula | & man with ability. Ruling labor NOTICE. | % Brencn smomer o i water i | ol Sommiton comteing o the nfen | shovid e Bornar, bt It shotld | Sonilont Sosotuily migm s | ______SOMEE H. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Stree’ B b0 ke drove hon amen o i ot 0 e T e xo\:‘h- SRS arehiAhatie iRt et ¥ e | W eniylior Saorisen ction worle ad | NOTICE—Cosey suite, connectirg o ° L) St maonin PR e [ ing Baltimore, Philadelphi New | cireles In Germany and Avsira P0] for a man who wishes to locate in | rooms, furnished for light housc- NEW BRITAIN NATIONAIL BANK BUILDING R T e Gt e o [ ORIE Bl ity endl 1oh bk @bl || WINIGR OHE el R Rl £ & Hartford, Conn. Apply in person. | keeping, steam heat, set range, gas, BRE ivinz abour th shop ona | Inferstate Commerce Comm nme veritable gd send Arrange for appoinrtment by letter. | glectric lights, pantry, bath, etc, B v ater o ona Hl every- | It will open offices Room 1,728, President Ring for Order. We give employment to both Uni To adults onl sureka Room | " e B | Grana Central Terminal, and begi “At the words a wild uproar arose men and open shop men. It i Registry, 84 West Main street. N. . I GRADE 5 . S CARS FOR e e [ ning Monday, will meef daily. Fol- | in the house, the president vigorously ability that counts with The | Tane, Mar, city. 3-18-id SRR e ] PTIONS, ETC. lowing a committee meeting an order | ving his bell. Dr. Liebknecht shout- Hartford Open Shop Building | ee———— The next attack w j | ; : : P S : dence, R. 3 | to all lines conmecting with the New | ed, ‘It is the truth: it is the whole Trades’ Exchange, Room 36, No. i 5 | , hines. As the guer to } Yorl, New Haven & Hartford Rail-|{ruth’ The president thereupon 118 Asylum street, Hartford, Conn. oS = S : = MORRIN (‘ARA(’E | | Bmash them some of the workmen i 3-15-12ds = = | NOTICE 200 E- MAIN STRE | voad was issued requesting that any | called him to order and the majority 2 RS esisteé, and one of t < cut | empty cars from the New Haven or | of g = TYPEWRITERS. = ut | & f 2 a of the members left the chamber. T o 7 5 . % peross the face by » blow from a | Central New England be accepted and | why. Tiehknecht went on ‘Just as in | e oo ool Jakers and machin- | Corona Typewriters, the machine | We are paying the highest | T n tick. Several machincs were smeshed | moved, regardless of maris, Whon | (he Thirty Yenr's War so the present | o New EBritain Mig. Co. South|gor your personal use, in the office, in i f Id rags, old rub-! & A ! ) the Thirty Year's War, so the J Main street. 3-15-6i % 17 Hasan | Prices for o gs, nd then with the shop turned up- |accompanied by slips showing home | war has a demoralising and banetul the home and “on the road. as X ‘ . BV down and the eniploves: huddiea | voute amd proper destination. L : e : - (mp-to-date features and welghs but | bers, metals and scrap iron, ! ogether in 2 corner i ) | o effect on education: As loDg a5 OUT |\y\nmen voune man s grocery | eie 1s. Local esentative ! . = huer in acorner:ite r ran | Elliott on Comunittee. educational ideal centers in a death ety (5 Jenet B EEIERE IR L Iinnieh LERER TR D paper. Telephone 1645 and | agents Hodson Mowr Cars. New put into the street. o : o e s clerk. Address Box 3 BB, Herald | pqyE DICKINSON DRUG CO. € and 7 Pussenger Autcs for hire. e Ftiron: ro These men make up the executive | Struggle, the liberation of the work-| Gg.0 3-14-54 we wxll be at your servtcc Bitatac ,fl‘:‘\phmw ’“," i committee: A. F[, Sin'ta, president | ing classes cannot come.” The presi- | 2 —— = T e —_— — - Repairs, Supplies, Storage. e R s e 200 | New York Central, cnairman: Samuel | dent for the second time called the | WANTED—] 50 3 s of age | FOR SALE- Hmmw eggs for salc. TICE' | ‘PHONF o LA T8 ers, but before detectivos rearhod the | 1€, Dresident of the Pennsylvania; |speaker to order, but he continued | to learn life insurance busines L D! B R NO Bt the troublemajers had a), | L D: Underwood, president of t The workers themselves must tackle Salary $14 per week and commis- ;t‘ e 2 Ry A1l Wool Sults and Gvercon Irie; Howard Elliott, president of thc the job of education. The troops sions for the first 3 months. Refe: g % y Bl 5 Sl scaped e ) J ! it S ¢ 3 gt ___ | ored to measure for only $10.50. George Wishnack, manas ¢ the | Yew York, New Haven & Hartford, [ must not fight merely in the trenche ences required. Apply between 9 e S eV o 7 Perfect fit guarantee enlSOn dl age Ak and Skirt Mal el 11 W. G. Bessler, presiden: and general | they ought to lower their arms and and 12. James P. Herui, Supt., : ‘x “ S “f‘l‘ ‘:\_L l“""l el THE FAULTI TAILORS 450 MAIN STREET - S L anager o “enta ¢ - against the common m 2 2 M stree 3. P. R, % v ¢ e S = ol | esterday that unless the demands of | A v],;::” ]r (\n;;h( e-lm (\.1‘_._.9 Nm\f.,voh.,_ ’1:‘:;\(\“' them against e cc o Room 204, Main Jl(;(.lu i also white Wyandeits Cockerelis; Main Street, (Room 3), New r | Livery Cars for hire, day and oy he union were granted a ral | 33 anle Eitep JORRIHONE O 00 ks Tel. 658-12. Wm. H, Lewin, Berlin. Conn. *Call mornings betwene 9 and | Storage. Supphes and Repairing trike must follow. \ meetinz of ) Jaltimore & Ohio, and Commissioner “The president again rang his bell. 3.18-1dx | 1 'AG'T REO AND MAXWELL pll branches of the union will he heia : S — F i Clark. Dr. Liebknecht tried to continue, but | 'Phone i : ‘ 5 g % A statement from the office of tha | the president kept on ringing and HELP WANTED— MALE. | o oday in the Stuy sino, 142 | FOR SALE—Property at 17-19 Court | : | i BUSINESS CHANCE, : resident of the New York Central | said, addressing the members. ‘beg o Becond Avenue. Three more shops, Presider 7 e ; x el Skl = f was said, would =o on striks today | [i0eS. issued after ths meeting says: | that all those present who still wish | WOMAN—$30 for distributing 100 | Sireet thirty rooms, large garase ""”llnm” ‘This committee will pass on and to hear Dr. Liebknecht will stand up.’ free Skcinel WeArDIOor danr and Dbilliard room. I place i E E i skeins proof d 1 aotid e i SR § prove or disapprove or modif | As only socialists stood up, Dr. Liab- ton withlhone s oo o i by ol Gr SR, Ll flflfljs, embargoes They will make such |knecht was forbidden to speak further, S enca e i y Dr. St senigpun gd S nvestigation may, in their opinion, | the majority present loudly applaud- | tional Hosiery Dept el iy “‘"“‘,; “‘:”‘I" i ments, best of surroundings. be ad Jle, and thes will hove pow- {ing this decision Dr. Lichknecht, town, Pa 3 O SR i A Business is the livelic H N. LOCKWOOD er and authority (o order the stop- | however, continued in hi eiforts O = - B - I i . game in the world. Master its prin- | Real Estate and Insurance page of shipments to individuals or | speak, but could not make himsell | WANTED—Competent cook s 5| PFORISALT ORITORENID 1100011 i lew o that you! can secure leaders | 86 West Main or 793 East companies if they a4 such con- | heard owing to the terrific commo- Russell street. 8 single house. Good hot water he AEaae e | signees are not takinx promptiv ship- | tion. As he was leaving the rostrum | — S SE er. All modern conveniences. | : 1 R = ‘L ments consigned to them antd are tic- | there was loud shouts of ‘out with PERIENC Seamstress wanted | Arch, Corner Monroe street. Als HUNTSINGER'S | L - PRINTING rike vesterday | In Many Different Languages, | BY SKILLED UNION MEN ing vu; f"lm’mnmu and Llocking facili- | him® for alteration Dept. al me;fl x i two (“~|;.»:,\(~|1x" l\«v‘\(V:(H\:‘ 52 .H,',,k. THE SCHOOL OF EFFICIENCY ties of traffic generaliv. - 3 -17-az street for sale, * or. se E g i The necessity of prompt release of Want U-Boat Warfare Prosecuted. - - 5 n goin \y(»\\(. : Price rc‘.i(\t!\l,]-»\mz 197 Asylum St Hartford, Conn. P ~k faci i a = - 's '] st-class dress “w « g 389 4 e st T, illiam | Se; ‘atalogue N Jacobs, general organizer of he | €dUiPment and track facilities is ad- Berlin, March 16, Via london, e ",:},,‘": o :."“,“ SR R e S25 s e alogue Y said that the LT e U mitted and to expedite matters the | Araren 18, 12:16 a. m.——Delayed)—The Arply Hotel Biloin ‘ROU"'] e i S 3 i = = = = Moderate Pri E iony rine e | committee will apply the prineiple of | 1 icna) Jiveral group in the Reiche 3 5255 sax | FOR SALE—Tdison phonograph for . Pfi“.ADEL‘JHIA LINOTYPE OOMPOSITION. ization would He covered by a orage charg ‘fnr the use of l“:‘*“ stag decided today to introduce at e Az = le; 60 records, fine condition, $&. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6:15 p. m. faciliclestasdistin CERIEOINEIIN SUOLtay s session its measure calling for | ywaANTED—Competent girl for ge $1.00 weekly if you like. Phono- | Mondays and Wedncsdays to 8 p. m. | tion' charges, as, fivsy, a frack Storsiiheicarrying on of submarine war. Sl T A T R e graph hox Herald. 3-16-tr | UENTAL HUOMS Tel Mgr’s Res, 179-5. Foreman 339.12 € cond, a varehouse stor- | mpe pational liberals sent the follov 0 T incoln atoct 3-15-6d o THE GLASS FACTORIES RUSHED. o charge, and, third, car storage or [ ;oo mecor e’ 0" amiral Von Tirpits: > Linec et. R SALI—2 hen houses S$x3 and 193 Malfl S"eet EASTER PRU\TI\'G C 0., | FOR SALE Several desirable homes near Ba: sett street, large lots, all improv in any event Two more shops went out j gay according to officials of the Ama lpamated Ladies’ Garment Cuiters’ sociation making tal of twent seven already closed 4own by indiv nal strikes. Thomas Sweeney, Secretary of Thternational Journeymen Tailors TTnion said that about e ¢ em- ployes of one of the la hops making ready made cloihing had gone — demurrage charge. Facilities of in- | e are deeply mov : s = ST ew | 6x6 with run, also 1 Buckeye incu- et R [ E e e are deeply moved by the news | WANTED—A laundress at t ‘ e 5 - Amount: of Work Makes New Vaca- | dividual railroads may be called upon. | oo the retirement of your excellency | Britain General hospital. bator in fine condition, 213 Bur- L"U({;( "i';‘l{"_u e tion Schedule Necessary. | Such measures, it is stared, will be in | {1 (e regent difficult time, We send rit St 3-16-1wx Over 250 Btox . € . MGR. Pittsburg, March 18—The summer | et until normal conditions are re- | (o ‘o creator of our mavy and the e T WORK AT MODERATE —— = 3 - Ay s IR ather of the Germas a s WANTED. FOR - g . PRICI = = , R St o e verm e s e (Rt A e German maval Lo microscope, clociric machinei, ot~ ofice open ram & 4. 3. to 8 7. .| [ STORAGE—0 Cars . | assurance of the truest and most | == ke i i - gardener, by the month or by the | [ A (C11c Yiiicarm scale. Auply | P E. MOM(S D. D. S. HART'S GARAGE greement between the Na- l ties to the agreement. Sen e e - - SALVATION ARMY %8s cook or second mald, ref. | 1Y COUTt St. Estate of Bt Georgianna Monks, D.D. 3 R e O = iz . = mm—— — = Lisery Servic., Repairing, Tires an required, address Box 1, e 2 5 i = 5 o i e HIT BY ADVICE | tieraid. S1871aN | o ers wora tourmg car, | MULIIGHAPH LELIEHS SR e Bl ! ; g eold. - WANTED—My (Brown Hat) Lamson good condition. A bargain for | Iac-simile of Typewriting done in ¥ Williams Auto Co. 1, 2 and 3 colors with Lture THE A. PINDAR CORP e I o Commander Booth Says Collection of loseben’s make taken from Turn- 0 GRS ot | etter Heads Printed. = S ¥ Sy eeaee e D er hall last might by error, 110 | momrerm e oo o ‘ FARTFORD 1YFLWHITER [ XCLANGE, ng | D E TECTIV F S 516 Asylum S\ .. Hartford, Conn. tagsiand (Wa: perilsiserious. Lake street. 3-18-41X | © g0 the best of Columbian Wyan- | 26 State Street. Hartford, Conn, | If ¥ou are anticipating investiga- - - . 7o e | L e have | = T OUOVE TOMR | gion in any matter where seerec dottes, also R. 1. Reds. Same have e —_—— — 1y Interfered With, ) ® WANTED—Room, with board in pri-§ 54 in December, January and BOWLING, POOL _ FINE !:::’t‘:;‘le t: u‘lvul |I:(\";I\'\H\ :n‘(:‘. essentis W o ‘ew York, March 18.—Commander | . vate family, American or German cobruary, 50 per cent. and better. MaKers of Photo and ocod En e s Hox : pepto N B, LIQUORS AND (_,IGA‘;x | STRE HARTFORD, CONN. e Fvangeline Booth of the Salvation preferred. Address John W. Allen, No. Chestnut gravings bt ¥ b Army, said today that Secrotary Red ax | 3 < a B | PHONE CHARTER 412 : , said today that Secretary Red- 1 S 3-11-6dx ’ NE 2 lllustrators for All Hindsof Ad- field’s recent advice that housewives = i P = 3 ; GLSON S CA&*E I use the Detecta Phone vertising Purposes 3 - should conserve rags and waste paper BOYS WANTEI & Bowling | SALE—No reasonable offer re- (Successor to Hilding' Nelson) | had seriously interfered with an - | Alleys, Church s g < | ¥ used for my two lots at Manple 5 y \ | = = 3 g | portant branch of the work of her or- | ——— - T Hill, Clifford F. Hunt, Box 1608, 172-174 ARCH ST If You Want Good Bottled ganization. NTED—Pres: oS ANt Springficld, Mass. 3-11-6dx W3 ; THe Ealvation Army, the command-| Doth men and women. Apnly Rus- | “PTHS s it N pisc Beer, Wine or Liguors, , [er savs, maintains 125 homes in ine | sell & Erwin Mes b i, e SALD—Barred Blymouth Hook Bargams Order Same from United States and these #re largely HadE and White Wyandotte eggs 1.00 ~ 7 —Q financed through the collection of SN e e nunarca) In Real E tate PHILIP BARDECK paper and rags. More than 150,000 TO REN William Whitman, Kensington. % 5 P £ FOI‘ Sale RE e e e e S e e | Mi-sa| Three family nouse. an improve- | 185 Arch St. - “Phone baled and shipped each year. TO RENT—One furnished room, | ment large lot, located on st | No. 65 Black Rock Ave., 2 Fam”y house large lot Since Secretary Redfield made his conveniences, private entrance, ; Street 1 No. 77 Garden street, brick cottage. statement contributions of paper to | Iranklin Square S8t | s, | rOne family cottage, just off Main | 5 : the army industrial homes have no- - — - Street, Berlin, large lol. Apply to No. 1 Sherman court, 2 family house. ticeably falien off. Thosc in charge | T ' Front rToom, top floor, | INVENT SOMETHING: Your ideas B No. 169 Washington street. of this work declare that some 0. 242 Main Street. -18-1dx | may bring wealth; ouc iree huoi | Home Bankmg & = 000 men connected with the indust o — tells what to invent and how to ob- | vy Gepariment of the army would be | TO RENT—_ive rooms, foor | tain a greater patent, throuwsh o Realty Co - My f cd by the modern improvements, 14 Olive St new credit system: vl today. 2 F.&8 W & Co., 4460 Warder | 193 MAIN STREE schulfz & Costello, Inc. e L L e e e e 3 Bags - TO R tenements of five — . — g i < 4 = rooms cach, modern improvements, ZaZMIienEEGESS) By Order Of Honorable Baward M.| 1 mrolley line. W. b Steste. ohiy FURNISHED ROOMS CALL ON H. \"Y BRIERE Yeomans, Referee in DBankruptey, Chestnut street & , Sils — - A = will sell, for Cash, at Public Auction, | _ o FURNISHED ROOMsS—Two rooms, fOr your Real Estate and to the highest bidder, oa Monday, | 70 RINT—Four rooms, all modern | Without board, in private family. o March 20th, 1916, at 2 u'clock D. M. | {mprovements. 33 Glen sirece. | Address Box 7W, Herald. i Insurance at the store Number ce street, T-Cdx . 16-6dx ' Room 37, Booth's Bik. Oftice Open } Six Room Cottage for sale in desirable [ o B conn. o mock o | T T oo B T o T longing to I'rank Kelley, Banisrupt. str Mrs. G. H. Samlow. 3-14-w1 location. All improvements. Will sell on ! " FRED WINKL TO RENT—Iire room fiat, stoam | T T . WHY YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL heat, and two office Tooms. Apply | i ; 2 g o ] The Registrars of the city of New Curran company. 29t : o g e g = JEren company EEEL i il o) o LCTom 0t T TO SEE QUR SPRING LINE OF o payment plan. SATESME TO RENT—Four room apartment, 15 | istrars’ office, City Hall, Room 402, w A L L P A PE R S = - Winthrop strect. Apply Boardman, | March 2 6 trom & oelock . . SALESMEN—Pocket Sids Line. New| 495 srch street. el to 5 o'clock p. m. to reccive applica- Live Proposition, all merchants in (e (i e TAGE ke Glcrahm LARGEST AND BE ASSORTMENT ! towns of 100,000 and under want it. | 7O RENT—Tenement of six rooms, | to be held April 11, 1916, 0 R Pa 00 commission on each sale. heated; second floor. 162 Maple ANl applications to be muade must | M G A N & K l N G S L E Y X . . ° No collecting, no risk to merchant. strect, 2-16-t¢ | he in the hands of the Lewistrars ho- | Established in 1854, We take back unsold goods. | — ———— —= | fore 5 o’clock p. m | s INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 29 WEST MAIN STREET e G payins side line [ TO RENT--Two modern four room WILLIAM ZI 1, | The Oldest Wall Paper and Paint Shop in the City Office Open 3onday and Saturday Evenings. ever offered anfie!d Mfg. Co., tenementy, corner Cherry ani Pine THOMAS | TH, 301 MAIN STREET. 'PHONI 534 208 Sigel street, Chi streets. Inquire . J. Murray & tegistrars We Make B il e S el B B B R - e — |