New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1916, Page 10

E IN NEW HAV 200 YEARS OCT. NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1916. N Villa Quite at Home in Babiacora District, to Which Flight Took Him ister Celebration Is Planned | by College and Gity March -In offer of Mayor Rice of New Haven, accord- i3 - fe with the Haven, in city, to co-operate with ersity committee in perfectinz B for the Yale Pageant and the fiest of the general committee on nk behalf of the Yale | i 1 \ l pageant that Mayor Rice appoint | tizens' committee, selected thirty the representa mayor Haven citizens to serve on such | lespecially requested that mittee. The university authori- | Mayor | be at the head of the commit- | rom the city and he has to act as chairman. The oth- embers of the committee are Bllis B. Baker of The Southe England Telephone Cc Win- Ster Bennett of the Winchesrer ating Arms Co., Hon. G. A. fkeslee, Dr. Charles Bartlett, Sam- f Campner, Judge Livingston W peland, W. Perry Curtis, Walter fap of The New Faven Dalgleish, Frederick Bderick D. Grave, Rev. Andrew F. ¥, Wiliam A. Hendrick of The Haven Times-Leader, Joseph fbinger, John Day Jackson of The Haven Register, Joseph C. n, Charles A. Julin, Major n B. Kennedy, Rev. Loui n, Rev. Oscar Maure J. Meyers, E x, Col FOsborn of the New Haven [ll-Couricr, Sylvester Z. Poli, JE. Stoddard, Nathan B B Philip Troup of The New jen, Col. I. M. Ullman, Chz er, Hon. Stephen Whitney, mneth Wynne. The executive ee consists of T. Stoddard, Hubinger and I. Ullman. f'he general committee from fversity is made up of I ¥, chairman; win Ro. e, Secretary, Re Josceph of Waterbury, Payson Merrill York city, Hon. Vance ck of Harrisburg? Pa., Dean ederick Sheets Jones, Director Rus- Chittenden, Director Sargent Dean Horatio Parker, Wil- ‘Professor Hiram Bing- or B. B. Boltwood, Pro- Mendell, Professor Wil- 1. Ford, F N J the Em- Ander- ers sar C. W. m Lyon Phelps, brton Mansfield, George Dudley lbmour, Francis H. Markoe, Profes David Stanley Smith, Loom pvemeyer. New Haven Appreciates Yale. appointments to the izens’ commitiee Mayor Rice com- ented on the reat celebration ich will be given in the Yale Bowl xt October in commemoration the two hundredth anniversary of e coming of Yale to New Haven, as llows “The fve, fee! In making City of New Haven, I be- keen interest in this com- e celebration. It is an event that ncerns New Haven as deeply as it bes Yale. - The City of New Haven ols an equal pride with Yale in the atual growth, development and osperity of the town and the col- e in the two hundred vears that hve elapsed since they were united, d it desires to co-operate with the jversity in the Pageant and a bmpanying exercises which will he jven next October, in commemora- bn of removal of the ‘collegiate thool” to this city. “Tt gives me great pleasure to ap- bint the members of the Citizens' bmmittee to work with the dittee from Yale in planning ti ageant and working out its details. lerhaps no event in New Haven’'s story has had a deeper effect and hore. beneficial results than the comi- g of Yale. ale has been the main orking force which has given New flaven the reputation of a city of ning and culture which it justly rs. Yale has given us some of our com- WOMAN HAD ERVOUS TROUBLE ydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound Helped Her. West Danby, N. Y.—“I have had Inervous trouble all my life until I took Lydia E. Pinkham’s | Vegetable Com- pound for nerves and for female trou- bles and it straight- ened me out in good | shape. Iwork nearly all the time, as we live on a farm and 1 have four girls. Ido all my sewing and other work with their help, so it shows that I stand it rea! weil. T took the Compound when my ten year old daughter came and it helped me a lot. ihave slso had my oldest girl take it ond it did her lots of good. I keep it in the house all the time and recommend —Mrs. DEWITT SINCEBAUGH, West o1 s, wervousness, irritabil- ity, backache, headaches, dragging sen- setions, all point to female derange- fents which may be overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. This famous remedy, the medicinal ingredients of which are derived from native roots and herbs, has for forty years proved to be amost valuable tonic and invigorator of the female organism. Women everywhere bear willing testi mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Otto T. Bannard, | Hon. | com- | Whit- | of | McCor- | con- | | Clock Co., | In view of the fact that Francisco Villa, fleeing with his outlaw fonov-' ers before the advance of the Amer- ican expeditionary forces in reached his owrt countr rero district, high officers of the army said in Washington that he might almost indefinitely evade capture there. If the bandit chieftain makes a stand Washington is satisfied that the campaign will quickly end. But if he leaves his follow military | authorities agree, he can reach a Mexico, in the Guer- I rhe PHOTO B}' PARAMQOUNT PICTURE'S CORPORRT/ION ROUTE OF VILLA'S FLIGHT 'HMERICHN ARTILLERY FIRING IN MEXICAN MOUNTRINS haven of safety tains in less than a day the Guerrero district moun- | To meet just this situation General of riding. In | Pershing has authority to employ and in the | trusted Mexican and other scouts who county adjacent to Babiacora, Villa |have lived their lives in the moun- is at home. For yea he operated | tainous districts These men know the there in defiance of the laws of Me hiding places in which the bandits ico and its constituted autherities. [are likely to take refuge if hard mountains to the west offer pressed. Upon them as a final resort countless hiding places and routes «< ; will fall the task of running Villa to escape. If hard pressed Villa might | earth. Elaborate scouting plans are abandon his men, don the garb of | understood to have been completed. a peon and flee so far into the south | The picture shows a map of Villa's that it would be exceedingly difficult | flight and the American field arti it not impossible, to apprehend him. | lery firing in the Me> mountains. in the nearby can best citizens. Tt has brought fame to the name of New Haven. Our city is justly proud of its great university. The Pageant to be produced next fall will doubtless be a great benefit to the community. By showing the events of the past it will point out what we can do in the present, and what are our civic duties of the fn- ture. It will increase even to a high- er degree that spirit of co-operation that now exists between the city and the universit NFANTRY CHARGES AT VERDUN GEASE, Blg Guns Bombard Malancourt . and Fast of the Meuse | | | | Paris, March 22, Noon.—No infan- | trv attacks were made on the Verdun front last night, the war office an- { nounced this afternoon. The Ger- | mans bombarded Malancourt heavily and there were artillery exchanges of less intensity east of the Meuse. he statement follow “West of the Meuse , artillery | duel was very lively in the region of M ncour nes and Hill No. 304, A particularly violent fire was dirzcted inst the Haucourt Hill. st of the Meuse nent was intense in vaux and Damloup. “There were no infantry actions. ‘ The night wa calm on the remainder | | the bombard- region of the the German March follows front: Statement. 22-—The Berlin, tement German D ng the work up the battle fields after of March 20 northeast and owing the oc- capture of addtional from the enemy outside the yoded sectors, " the number of un- wounded prisoners captured there has been increased to 58 officers and ,914 mer “Artillery battles continued on both sides of the Meuse with great vio- nce, although at times they be- | ne less intense. to s “At Obersept the French again at- empted to make up for the check t suffered on Feb. 13. with considerable losses. enemy aeroplanes were put action by our aviators in engagements north of Verdun. down behind our samogneus. The in pulsed | out of | aerial T me st | of | hed down flames.” Abandon CzZernowiiz. 22, 4:40 p. m. ernowilz, capital \ustrians | London, March i Abandonment of € of ported patch received here today from Kome. p. succ sive against the Ge They were | front | third | by the Aust unoflicial wir Bukowina, in an re- ¢ dis- ing for unr submarines & stricted _empioyment of inst freighters of hos- tile nations is now announced that petitions are being circulated among the people which are directed against Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg's jans have gained no | Policy. They appeal o the govern- great extended offen- | ment for the greatest activity on the man ilnes, the w part of submarines, today. Tt is apparent, neverthe | chancellor has the situ { hand. The socialists centrists, constituting a majority 3 the Reichs supportir from i - oo says that | chancellor in 1 sire to avoid sinjan, a | CUSSion of the resolutions in open se on miles west | it No Gains For Russias Berlin, March 22 m.—The Ru ss in their via london, 4:10 the in that well office announced tion Turks Continue Retreat radi London, March 2 oy Bucharest dispatch, forwsrded Amsterdam by Central News the Turks have evacuated ¥ fortress of Asia Minor, Srzerum, m.—A s de o he dres of thi it is chancellor will before the Reichstag ai ihe week or early next weelk, considered doubtful wh take up the submarine deliver an ad- end hut he question, Von Bethmann-Hollw eg. R March e ) | | | 21, wvia London, | . m.—In connection resolutions of national liberal will the 1 and the pa conservy: s call- ROBBE Hartford, R SENT o March 22 from two to seven yenrs in state PRISON. A sentence of tive pris- Judge Tuttle BASSERMANN FOR SUBMARINE WAR | on the was imposed by in John roh- Park superior court today on ault in ion Akion, bery and Keeney is convicted of on Frank Scalz on February 16. Al | 0ld, ana conducted a coffee house on “lour street. Testimony —was that AKion learned that Scalza had $2 then enticed him to the par there brutally beat him a him into giving up his money and WARRAN Bridgeport, FOR CHINAMAN, March 2 govern- : , ment warrant ! - Chinese : ' city, charging Leon Gim, restaurant proprietor of with unlawfulls under the 1914 ceived from Commi Hartford, upon Deputy Collector John J. Walsh. Gim has here for trial in the city the technical churge of liquor statutes. He will over to the United States authorities expected here today and Avill for Hartford tonight. The : lowed a raid upon Gim's day night when a quantity was found in a safe. vossessing opium statu has been mer Carroll complaint made of Internal re- | by | heen court upon violating the be turned leave st fol- Sun- opium place of RAGS—OL' RAC Washington, March 22 tions were sent today all government buildings United States to collect waste paper old fore they have been The government now them and a tidy placed in the tre their sale, Instruc- to custodians of in the and save their rags. Hereto- thrown awiay expects to sell un probably will be sury annually from ERNST BRSSERMANN of the | spokesman B reichstag, for the Ernst ermann, member and is regarded as { clement in the German legi ! lature which favors a thoroughgoing use of the submarine in the Some time ago he had an open breach | with Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg. Herr erman and his followers have heart and soul with Admir: pitz and regret his passing | New London, March Mrs. Mary | from the active direction of the Ger- | Bllen Ford, a past president of the ! man navy. They are said to desire | state Bebekah Assembly of Conmes. his return. luuu, died in this city this morning. war. “,““"_"; PROMINENT REBEKAH DEAD, fvon | an | at close range and devi 20 years | and | Monday, nd frighteneq | | for a bin | western Revenue | held | High School Speakers Will Be Chosen on Merit Alone It announced at the school some time ago that ihe tion speakers this yvear will be chosen tition, that is, ail pupils eli- 1 diploma on the preliminary re elegible to compete ade and his asaistants working hard formulating planis which shall govern these tests for honors and have prepared a set of rules embodying the following acts: was Hign by compe gible for honor list Principal have been Teachers To Bo Juiges. All essays written by the contestants are to be read by the candidate a committee of seven teachers, who shall select what they consider to be the best four. In making their decision the judges shall consider the manner of delive as well a the contest of the essay The reading will take place on the afrernoon of Wednesday, April 26. Those at- tending to compete must notify Miss Ward in order to securs appoint- ments. These essays must not be ton long wn out and must not exceed 1,200 words, be- fore Many Topics Suggesteid. While the pupil is not bound to write on any particularly designated subject in order to have his effort con- sidered, the following subjects are nevertheless suggested: The Lost City of the Incas in Peru. Possibilities and Advantages in a. Evacuations in Egypt. The Dying Out of the Amcrican In- dian. The Prehistory of Man, The Awful Locust Plague in Jeru- salem in 1914 and 1915, How the World is Fed. Modern World W American Holiday The Value of Advertising, teresting Methods of Practical Value of Department in New School. After tion for tion. The Time. Shakespeare’s Clowns Shakespeare's Heroes Shakespeare’s Women American Cartoons and Modern Poetry. Dogs in Literature. Local Organizations Fork. Advantages (or In- Advertising.) the Briiain Commercial Iigh Graduation Business What Vocational Prepara- Zduca. Play-House of Shakespeare's Cartoonists. and Their of Our Home City The G Educational System The Ethics of School Life. True Greatness. Humor. The Optimist and Pessimist. Open Sasame (What a I1. cation means in after life.) Among My Books, (An what School. Life has writer. A Business Man (Contrast and Edu- account meant ot to the in Rome ¢35 Comparison.) A Day With a Roman Gentleman (Imaginative in part.) A Roman Advocate. EXPERTS TO STUDY FREIGHT BLOCKADE B. C Will Come to New E and in At- tempt to Solve Difficulties for Manufacturers, New York, March 2 the seriousness of the freight block ade in New England. where factories are reported to be closing because of their inability to obtain coal and other supplies, the committee of railroad =3 ecutives working with tate Com- merce Commissioner 5 Clar an- nounced last night t it would rush a group of experts New England cities tomorrow to the situation e remedies. Reports also have Dbeen ordere from every railroad in the eastern con- sested territory showing the condi- tion of their lines as of midnight on It is expected that this in- formation will be in tabulated form meeting of the full committee, for Thursday afternoon. relieve the shortage of box cars middle west, where thej needed for the movement of considerable movement of has begun from eastern —Because of to udy rlled To the greatly in, a npties It portion to relea 100,000 tied i~ hoped of the roads now a large pro- cars owned by up in eastern territory. To aid which the interfering in raising the block association says is seriously with the foreign commerca of this port, an appeal has been issue:l to all shippers to use common sense in dealing with the situation; and not to complicate matters by demanding more than they need. URPRISE PARTY. William V. prised by His Immediate Relatives. V. Andres of 14 Warlock pleasantly surprised last when fourteen of his imme- l('lun\t‘\ tendered him a birth- party. Dinner w er in the evening music re enjoyed. Mr. Andres pient of a number of among which was a $5 ld William street was evening diate day N erved : piece. Mr Stanle is w Andres foreman at Rule and Level company 11 known in this city. He four children, Roland, employed the Russell & Krwin company, F and Walter, who are both in Florida, and Mrs. E. J. Mayo of New Mexico, is a the and has at gradua- | § con- | ade, | red | ;' FRESH SHORE HADDOCK SLICED CHICKEN HALIBUT FANCY LARGE MACKEREL LARGE FRESH HERRING Cod Fish Steak Cape Butter Fish Large Fr Smelts Yellow Tail Flounders . ...lb 9C Silver Salmon Steak . .. lblsc Smoked P lnnan Haddies INarragansett Bay Oysters, qt 35¢ 310 Fresh Gonn. Good Table EGGS, doz 328 BUTTER, Ib LEAN RUMP CORNED BEEF LEAN SHOULDER STEAK LEAN SLICED BACON Fat Salt # Mackerel 7 for 25C | § FANCY MAINE CLAMS Gorton Cod Fish Cake '-'» rks 17c¢ ALASKA PINK SALMON 7c 10c 13c 15¢ 19¢ 19c¢ 25¢c DOMESTIC SAR- cans Good Cooking SUNBEAM WE Apple 4 SHRIMP can KIPPERED HER- sauce) can 'TUNA CRISP NATIVE Celery .bch Large Red Onions 9c¢ 21c 9c SUNBEAM FISH . COD FI§ 1S BURNHAM'S CLAM CHOWDER . .qt can FANCY RED ALMON . .2 tall ¢ A qgts Blood Red Beets every Lecome that and funds week T such helves libr | from its branch vm)uvnm\l factor room is insufficient to obtain enough BENEFIT PROGRAM | twice its present Bast St. School Branch Douhlesf Scope in Two Years has its it is hor to enable the libr room, service, size '"RIKERS RE A\ Increase in Wages, Torrington kers Given Ten Torrington, March Under the auspices of the st | employes of the Union Hardware School association there the Parents’ and Teachers’ | pany returned to work at 7 o’clock after Street will be an entertain- | morning a strike of a day half. According to the settlement, the strikers ten per cent, increase in ning April 1 and will not for the time they There will be settling the | terday afternoon | the company had ny's position to the terms o will wages school v evening at 8 o’clock. The from this affair will divert fund of the *Tast street school extension community has ca the two ment in drammar hall Frid proceeds into the library work that ried on by years, given receive lose any | were out overtime. The late ial no v successfully taken strike was after explained sociation for offic the an Entertainment Program. ollowing is the it will be rendered: Gladden’s orchestra “Twilight “Apple Blossoms” complete program a Selections (a) (b) Fold dance (a) “Blekin (b) Nigar Pt Chorus Fifth (a) “Come W to the Fountain.” (b) “See How Lightly the Blue Sea.” Recitation Vocal solo “The Gypsy Folk danc [ (b) : | BEAUTIFUL HAIR, | THICK, WAVY, FREE | ‘ | ilchoes Second grade pupils cloth: through hair its beauty at Once. iskan’ - 1nd sixth grades ith Thy | Draw a moist double Lute your hair! Dandruff disappe: and hair stops coming out. on ave " 5 red W Tx i’ ~Galloway Yes! Your hair abuiMant nd beautiful an application of Also try this little Dandering it (hrough strand at a t the hair of dust, dirt or and in just ¢ few doubled the beat delightful hair has ncoln: | or ggy, faded rdden’s orchestra | thin. Besides beautifying igrance of Rose Danderine dissolves Doubles. dandruff; cleanses, vigorates the 1p, forever itchi and falling hair, bu what w please most will be a f reels's when you see new hair and downy at first—yes. new rowing all Immed of it fluffy, lustrous e 1es lig the rr Annika’ N Folk Dance BOL Selection .. G'adden’s orchestra | BIrl's “National Melodies | '“‘ “vh Fifth and sixth sings the M«rry Sunshine i Second grade | 1o Greeting oil Mr. Latham D'Hardlot Sixth joy and rears M {app ‘Hungarian Dande moisten a after { Chorus rades ‘1 Love 1'old dance “Danish your hair Danec of [iivie momer Solo you have ity of v A whose Becat Dramatization Abraham J Selection | hair. wrprise awa ade | those been neg brittle is ser dry h rticle and every p Library Work purifies The work that community se School Parents ciation is well in the section of the city. Membe: association two years ago fi room in the school for a public { room and secured a rge books from the institute From this schosl library has been branch il of the New Britain Institute-Library, but the parents’ and Teacher<’ association has payir Some ide of this bra done in Street is being the East sachers’ e by and vou astern | Ul of this ed a library known: fine really the D showers vegetation. invigors exhila ducing grow I You can surely lustrous hair scalp, is to the rain and It goes and st stimula nderir of ne hair what sunshine & ght to the ngthens assortment of that time run as a ro them and lif the h utiful tes 1ting properties ng, Ty ting cause it nd he have hair, and I r strong the exp of the remarkable nch libra:y and the it holds in the eastern part | city may be gained by the f: i between 300 and 40C books are heen g nses. pretty growth | in ts of vou will just Knowlton's store directed. 25-cent | from and try get a Danderin toilet counter position of the | ct that loaned it ¢ or FROM DANDRUF that’ 121cE his th a to v a P nd clh its 1 r r, of n- stoppir iy as