New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1916, Page 6

BRITAIN HERALD - RALD PUBLISHING COMPANTY Y Sundn:.oxcepiods ng 4.1 Herala Building, 67 Churen St Post Class d at the Second e Mail at New Matter Britain fered by carrier 10 ans Br 15 Cents a W Biptions for paper yable advance [.00 a vear part of Manth 50 e sent Cents a by mail, Month, he o ertising medium and advertisers. n n hooks B Fo e ing's found an sals at Hora- and Rroad- foard Walk, at- Hartford Dapet tand. 4vnd St York City _TELEPHONE ial R 4 CALLS. NEWS FOR THE FRONT. Wsbaper correspondents at Co Bus, N. M., were axked by Major le bps, prship not to try and get too many nor to attempt to outwit the The g deaths of American soldiers.” more publicity, the is anner in which the Major makes jpiea. And yet sixth t be sati honor and the nose for news, sense of mewspapermen, fied not enly for their slory but for the con- ence of those arm-chair patriots demand and ng papers M1 of information. that their morning arry every available It will take a Bm as rigid that in vogue in ppe to squelch the American news- if this as erers. But is necessary be instituted. There are too | of Villa and ould y followers his ganyg is country to let too much infor- fon zet out about the punitive force Mexico Cra has gone into are easily and if troops is al- B of news e and location of American knoewn, the shrewd General Villa luring the American In a democ- dispatches sent over the lines succeed in ers all over Mexico. the people want their news when want it. Yet, if the lives of mican soldiers are to be placed in jardy just to satisfy this craving it b better to do without such news. interest of the check-mate be put nation demands a on some- g and in this case news seems to e one. When it becomes a ques- of American d on the right side of the ledger. news against lives of soldiers correspondents will he BILL AT ALL. little ANY Fhile ARMY there i no eriticism he army organization bill now be- | the of bill of this nature that the present House Representatives, will meet with some \pproval by a nation that alarmed doubtful Trowing over It Con present if a is any bill jitions. egs could pass would meet with the unanimous roval of all the various factions his country FFrom the besinning of militarism the there was fght- his republic the idea been ever remote in Ameri- Whenever e done the men went nut and they could under what- they probably 1s hest eonditons happened to They will continue n . added benefits mod improvements place at their but never with the same dezree nd accuracy evineaed by who are ever ning on their shoulders oceans us " separating ter-houses of the \nd has grown to be- only war it will ever thrust upon it and then will be defensive rather To this end we have such a fragmentar fon of ht The repulse a of accounts tended to modern awaken the of have dwelt s have people from that state in 8 S, if the bill now considered feceds in passing the national Con- ss it will he welcomed as a fore- of hiz- of ner of better to come Vo r the army appropr er protection for the nation RACKE HORSES AND GOATS. mer bpic we many pert iMustrate T the United Where some of the ¢ erms they come about of mysteries the Looked upon as vulzar, appearance, some of the slang later t of if the phrasc of he ¥ chaoices day finds its way into the circ It is doubt- however the iden bodily securing that ‘ticular inhabitant of 1he [Itocky untains, the common Capra Hircus, goat. will he v dignified mem- ever of the inglish Jangnage. Rt that it is interesting to how the term orizinated. forth Dr.,J in the Allen entitled vdmir dical 1Rec one bert. who pith an considerable He tells Cures” devotes ce to the goal question. which con- | that the side-partner, =o to speak. £ the race horse, Is the zoat. Before an important race the goat is always with the of zuardian of the n Kept in the same stall horse, a sort If anvone should get the,goat away the horse thus durinz’ the little any from and leave the specder in solitude dark chance of Thus hours there would be winning the race the next it is that large of betting men who have placed sums favorite the horse's goat. money against any | in always try to get the This destroys equilibrium act the of possible for men mental the spirited animal and makes it gambles. method Doctor, | to realize on their It was of winning that from this simple money, save (he one of famous zained A vote of thanks is here- for his of this our most expressions | national use. Iy extended to the physician The whole study likely information ! subject is very to get one goat. A PAPER FAMIN AHUAD, When zen's the averaze American eiti attention of he places is directed ta an or old rags and little dinary plle waste thereon Yet paper ar no commercial those of seemingly zood for nothing articles of value who know fhe intrinsic value (hese dily gee the wealth em- And at problem of siv- diseard can res such things the hodied in just the present.time old up inz rassiand waste paper is loom- proposition Redfield the ing as of the people a gigantic Secretary Commerce of evince a.saving intth has advised nation to s regard the price of paperimay he kept down and some guarantee given that there of trouble will be no shontage this modern The from the fact that the people of Amer- old day necessity. comes ica destroy and by cial rags waste paper burning them, while the commer- import these This wilfull Americans has th war when interests: have to articles from, abroad. ~wits(e on theipart of 1 n brought te light only in e | later days of the European much of the material from abroad has been held up Figures at the Department of Com- that of the year there are more than fifteen thou- in one way or another. merce show every , day sand in the United States. soaring and if things go as they have there will of This then rags and tons of paper consumed The prices are ever been going he a dearth this to conserve old material. is the time waste paper that can he made over into new =oods, HELP WANTED. With practically the entire Domin- of deep in snow ion Canada buried knee it seems a far cry from that this help preparedness country 1o for thirty thousand Americans to harvest the wheat This There crop. is in the extreme harvest time will surely wend its w of that unprecedented is no doubt that the along the route the calendar, when this winter passes the time for reaping And harvest ain will hecause of make its appearance. all the hands practically Canada are busily engaged in mowing down the enemy in Europe the Do- minion will have need of many Amer- on the farms this spring Here those icans to serve then fellows and summer. is w rood chance for young who while on their vacations wish 10 zet next to nature With song birds in tune and spring fashion show holding the cen ter of the stage in Middlctown it be- sins to look as if the winter is on its way out of his The Khedive YPU W ready to quit Job Ihis for event is either Curtis of failure good chance Quixley pol in the at COMMUNICATED Embarzo St Up = Have Protests \gainst Railroads—\War Munitic shi of Way, Claims Wri 3 New Britain, March, 18, 1316 Editor Herald Dewr A manufacturer Sir. local Chamber of Com- position to this the munition man track A when willing or you or ix some our in a answer W Blessc embargo H. & H vy other meree aquestion ave clear the R. R ther) person this by the unfair Manufacturers, crs. the men working from town town, the manufacturer and the tailers’ customers all sufer becausc nractirers with a (no in or out on N in stiatc is made to suffer embargo now in foree? retail- to e we In- any- cannot get where iz our tersiate Commerce way? If there is to be an embargo—— not compel the munition the Isuropean slaughter an embargo on goods going out of why should the legitimate {manufacturers and retailers suffer for this raw realroaa deal our goods Commission ay why houses and houses | feel this state; 5 with national at is the greatl tronhi rrshes ahe vl legislation it ad with hasty experiment instead of he- in experence 1o rds.— result of study aad puts obstacles in the laboriously removed afisrw York Journal of Commerce. and way be ew NEW BRITAIN DAILY McMILL New Britain’s Eusiest Big Store 300 [ECONOMY -- Auto-Rolier Bearing - CARPET SWEEPERS Price $1.09 Each--R On Sale Wednesday Morning at 8:30 he misled full costs nrice, the sweeper. $1.00. but home th and simple or Don't Sweeping by S the i carpet It daily in This is advertising, i CONDITIONS Only None D, in a ane money have a us more than reminder vour ness is pure one to a customer. None sent on approval. None « | Come Q. No mail person. sold to children | | | | that Be on time if you expect (o et one None Sold Before the Day Keonomy we delivered. because they Aiways Re'iable | 'FOR ONE DAY ONLY egular $3 Value auto-roller worth willing bearing £3.00 of anyone's to stand a the Cavpet 1 is are Joss we ta I ave in sweeper busi- SALE. None orders None phone 1rzed sont | | i will 2o like hot calkes. of Sale Bring Exact Change With|No Sweepers to Be Wrappcd— | Yeu. Whe 1 Purchased and aet a be high g See the Biz Window Display est opportunity of your life to FOR LESS THAN COST This fully manufacturers Sweeper-\ Pacif 1915 for winner of t sweeper suaranteed of Exposition. is one hvinced is ade that this is the sreat- regular 33 carpel sweeper 1 the Panomn- and made Medal at the vear Jold is » he Earn $1.91 By Taking Home a Sweeper D. McMillan PACTS AND PANCIES, that helmed in said certain it hecame not As soon Verdun a few days. ahout 1he of the attack could he Fot mo mal Wi direerion nothing c Kaisc Ders Alhany Milwaukee reported to have the water rate of in ica But water was not the I that made Milwaukee famous- cster Post-Express is | clarec Amer- | Towest iy eity sue n | peopl rule receivea 8.2 gave his chauffeur hi Billy's \ppears Brooklyn Standard- Sunday and Billy “renton photograph charin n { forth | progr to be negative Union, August [ appeal ! republican Charlie Chaphin's salary is $10.000 with $150.000 honus i tion and millions of men mak» fools ¢ win. for nothine.—puffalo Fn- ! {he Y | the week in hemselves quirer. = svster fou ma jelon v I Hiic men | s resort Admiral that a Fleteher's not Vess it vy s has cians offor probaiy value ont to man its ships Daniels rive Fetary swind him lacking suffici knowledze.—Rochester Chroniecle will rehiike 2oL W teehmieal | earry Dermocreas andd 1o hody vl are 1 Since the 1877 the in papers Telegraph, The Manch and The Scots rather Times, Tor latier Landwriting John Burns Tarliament day lane in souzhi death of D of England i as The | voice to I such mdon | Guardian . credit The the wan to de < inflnene strue was on fhe wall wl canc was clected Batts thunder member Fram in a for reen rumbled it hat its diminuendo until finaily the Lord New eeame Alfred mns nathing hut Harmsworth, inz on a noise Norihelific York zons Glohe i % Wi {f Wi The vinst Congressional and has f af Rut t Amer Stpren: s the of immedinie n perform patriotism ti with president nation inst {he Lonor he a ite Ppose he still And to in That duty i membey respect o their own 1o deal Aras- 3t Ally every Con- S this vlot fo “f the and New who participated in military Empire of cxalt the necorsitios e above th the v ferman the traditions World aphlic w1 Vork I it Persons familiar with our Civil Wapr | history have frequentl wonder that there has no | Blockade running by he Blockade runners were constanily Son By expressed heen more | 1 They i i | Cermans, | | hern the n { ting in and out af our { during the Civil War, | Blockade of our coast 1812 was similarly raids of John Paul Jon Revolution aronnd th ports ) anl Ay dntied Biritisn War | | Wh n durine Brivish | 1 e I hid Ane | i | | rizht it s miakoe he | of i w o considerably out of was to enter Civil e e in and than it | s during the l And Express, 1 ¢ ters onr naval I casier o Ishms: German ports now Southern por War.—Buffalo | and before | briefiy. themselves, i selves ponents most I is say the primary hearths And reet And may But 1—1 Under a 198-201-203 MAIN STREET \voiding (he Primary Moines (la.) Register and Leader.) Mr. the 1 years ago Roosevelt was of direct At March great the hampion presiden- Carnegic hall, 1912, fundamental o city, he dc “The 20, it ow before republican pariy the he is can stated the Ameri themselves, control themn- are op- people Are govern to they It fit n o to o > 1 helieve My do Confession formal nomination said: 1 the not raith’ of following his as of acceptance the found if I and file of voters, 1 could gene it 1 had to appeal caste—which includ, noisy defenders of the ol nerally lost. Moreover, nd as a matter of fact, not as tter of theory that there politi habitually and unhesitatingly species of in order essive he to could rank the iy Whereas, rolitical n—I 1o ling and their point reflection on hut he knows knows i, his own man names other men today kept the hallot in tha election and A delin di and - slgnifi overy cheating mean to | A it Ioosevelt and every. no ihat of off states formed reing heen to clection primary election of ne plan has the primary vote ~elare the tion to deleg: tes With Watiles Jshmack, in Sprin Republican) were made for stavoat homes build « were o Jittle five, for Hever o oct made wanderer wose ankles hands were made for (hose who | lips for love o press were made for folk; y PRy Know no weariness. loors were made for household ers 0 the feet were flesh flinty slecn night inside: made of knowit roadsides tried say that holed. vielding be well have forgot arms are strong sweet: tolk feet lips are tor sober o their a moing foof. stay: to my have will not let morrow his me zood host 1 huss Aame good dav. zoing foot fairy spell: the crags Ishmael. el had a out of life amp upon with | | | | | | Patriotic in Name and Pepular in Public Favor THE BIG STORE’S “MADE IN AMERICA” Begins AMFEPRICAN IZED CREPE Assorted ica AMERTICAN MADE BLACK TAFFETA STLK. width: 79¢ It AMERICAN MADE HOUSE \ finish, 26-inch rezular val “Made ica” sale Price 10, in SR oocag DRESSES Stripe gingham with turnover collar of in Pl chamibray 50c¢ sizes £0, special )8 SPRING COATS, AT . $13.98 Dressy Co: ts of poplin, silk lined shadow stripad The belt of with throughout, have silk over cloth collar. this stylish model is trimmed buttons and heavy twist flare blue tailoved stitching, has skirt effect, bla~k. “Moude comes in navy and C‘fommencing Monday at the in America” MISSES SPRI AT g Stylish Coat made $10-98 NOVELTY 1 slanting shadow riped houcle, helted has raglan 1round, ets and chinchilla collar faced with black velvet corresponding with the stripes of .mater trimied with fancy buttons “Made Commenring Monday at the n America’ Sale at $8 — NEW RUFFLING male cuffs One will fichu. America’ vard collar and Sale Price Made in 25¢ yard. MESH VEILING—HALF PRICE brown in hairline 1t the ““Madr sale Price 1215¢ yard. and in Black other meshes America’ or LONG SLEEVE GUIMUES of finest Oriental lace, | ceru f Miade white worth §i last 89¢. are while or culrs; WOMEN'S STLK STOCKI white and lisle at the “Made 6212 pair, Black with @ 20-inch boot T0c ica or vegnlar Amer silk tops value in CHILDREN'S SLEEPING SUITS izes Madd Price 39¢, Come in grey. 2 0 10 years UC. Amer- regular A S price in le WOMEN'S SHOES button wi styles h cloth ov kid | worth 4.5 Amierica Lace ton. and I'rice o up-to-date $1 Made S2.98, in BRUSSELS body colors suited to all rooims feet; worth $11 “AMad Americ Sale RUGS In brussels des WOOL FIBER RUGS Good wearing seamless reversible rugs 1239 feet. for all roomes price $8.95. “Made in America’ Price $7.44, designs regulan Sale ‘Phone orders Charter soso. and Mail Orders promptly ftled. OUR PAILY AUTOMOBIIL, Daily Delivery New sritain, quality, “Made in Amer- lsc a" Sale I WISE, SMITH & CO. DELIV ERY Elm wood, Newington, ! mencing Monday SALE a Whole Week of Royal Value Giving WISE, SMITH & CO., Hartford AN MADE LAWNS MADE MERCER- AMERIC DRSS SUFTING T 3 Dress L regular 124;¢ “Made in nied n 10c colors: regular A wn A kin nd 1 America ale Price, yard AMERICAN MADE CRIB BLANKETS AMERICAN MAD ABLFE DAMASK inches white Table Damask a0c quality, in Sale, wide mercer- : Fancy Cril paiLenD s colors and tigure regula 49C price 29¢ e Irice, ea l AMERICAN MADE WOMEN'S WAISTS or: Waists trimmed with Ia WOMEN'’S AND MISSES’ $25 SPRING SUITS ¢ semi-fitted Norfolk Jined with peau de contrasting lored compliance in America” ized new AL TR “Aade vard reg. 9c WASH in America” AMERICAN MADE PETTICOATS Voile and 1die handsomely and embroidery, hlue ham Bc Gray and wide flounce nattly Suits made of quality trimmed The skirt at Very hest very good collar with the Sale at Mills quality cygne huttons. mencing Monday HANDSOME $18.98 and $20 TAILOR-MADE SUITS AT . .. $16 wool poplin with is made in the *Made and pique ind ta c com- $21.00. Stvlish utility Suits made of all pophin lined out with peau de cygne and trimmed with hemstitehed organdy The belt is trimmed with tailored huttons and is with regulat Aare in America” $16.00. collar and cuffs, metal huckles mencing Monday made ion com- **Made Skirt the Sale at S $10.98 C. WOooL VELOUR | ' $9.98 checked $12.98 SPRING $6.98 wool tweed COATS AT Chic Shopping Coats of all velour Misses' collar and with inlaid velvet sailor Cloth Coat made in the new hoom- | | sauntiet | [ erang flare trimmed with two | | three button frimmed cuffs in different mixtures. C graduated silk taffeta bands on bottom. The high collar is faced | mencing Monday at Made Com- | America” sale at $6.98 with contrasting velvet. at the “Made $9.98. | mencing Monday in | _ | |4 merica” Sale at $7.98 NEW SPRING $5.00 and $6.98 MODELS OF and CHTILDREN'S $1.98, $.98 & $8.98 FALLUY SKIRTS at GOLFINE COATS $3.98‘ S Kkirts of plin AT French serge, some belted all \ sample of Children’s Cor- | ** around with pockets and self duroy Coats. sizes § to 10, trimmed | | tons cuffs, | trimmed and thers collar and ith contrasting self paneled. Commencing Monda fancy huttons. Com- | “Made in | the 98. i belt and Made in Amecrica ot At the Sale at § $5-00. America Fr————————————————————————————————————— AMERICAN MADE INFANTS' WEAR Bar COLUMBIN GIRAFONOLA\ COMBINATION OFFER ; Shirts to ¢ and vears, Infants sizes 2 part No. 35 Columbia Grafonola special 19¢. AMERICAN MADFE WAISTS Corset high grade instrument with stand |= CORSI IV fit of Columbia for $39.95, to grafonola and fen selections [ | doable dise records Girls' Debevoisc Waists odd all zes, special AMERICAN MADE GI DRISSES White Lawn trimmed, HOUSLWARE At “Made in Ameri Dressc rl ndsoniely 98¢, hasement:—- 6 to 14 year O'Cedar Ol Floor Mops, regular | 19¢. DRESS FLOUNCINGS latistc rize, worth 7ic. Sale Price Dustless =9¢ Iixcelsior blaci Flo | fine ! deep; America’ neing inche Mops, regular hac., at qualit regular Sale }rice 19¢. yard Silve . Top Dre Brooms with 190, Brushes Fiber Bristle [Floor long handle, reetlar 39¢, at Gold and Flounc h 7 rege size dle dust hai 5¢ yard Lighthouse 1 6 cans for RIBBONS—ALL KINDS In the “Made in America Satin Back Velvet Ribbon est 1-inch at 1 vard, 2 inch at yard. 3-inch at 50¢. yd. silk Grain T e nd T 19¢ Hair Ribhon prints, grouped 17¢. y inser, 250, Self Wringing Floor with 25¢, Mop pn handle complete Sc. large extra Scruh Brushes uality Gros ccot 1 At 8 bhon, 12 1-2¢. and yd Lru Alues ¢ pto 1 Bow, fan plads in -d. Small Vesetable Serub I Large size Wne Carpet and It 9c. Bealer MEN'S FURNISHINGS, President Suzpenders . Men's medium 89¢. AMERICAN MADE STAMPED s Stamiped Searfs, Centers and 1 - 19c¢ PIE Suits, Men 1 1215¢ pair- Tislc piece Lunch Seis special Men's $4 Bath Our Restaurant an ideal puce for a Ight lunch, a cup of tem substantial Dast. DELIVERY OF YOUR PURCHAS] « Maple Hili and Clayton, ARTFORD ) = INSURES PROMPT Cedar Hill,