New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1916, Page 6

¥ BRITAIN HERALD | RALD PURLISHING COMPANY, Proprictors. Hly (Sunday cxcepted) at 4:15 p. forald Buifding, 67 Church St . Office at New Class Mail Matter m., at the Post Secona Britain R the city Month be sent mail, Cents a Montn, rt of Bd by carrier to 5 Cents a Weok ons for paper Bble in mdvance a Yoar. iy profitable ad city. Circulation always open to ertising medium books and press i advertisers. rald will 's New Ne e Ci be found on sale at Hota- Stand. 42nd St. and Broad- York City; Board Walk, ate and Hartford Depot TELEPHONE _CALLS, Office 1 Rooms. 1 BE A‘up! They as bad as 1816 The lyn Eagle & wp a Sunfield citizen who re- TIMIST, had AN O it Brook rs what happened one hundred | 2 well | Says this given:i— PN316 the winter this season, though inhabitant, BO as as it were much the the summer was and fing was the coldest on record fly the ice formed a half-inch were | on in June, long ind blew steadily from the north the did not come. Irs \knit double thickness Beir: children and made thick fis\ and the folks ate buckwheat breakfast the whole year | on pond frost and ice All summer warm days socks 916 \is to Bxample of 1516, Fomis According to this ac- continue to emulate the outlook is ng. in | t Ly ar: at a cl Wi m un Ar | tive expedition, 1 liv on General thought uppermost in those citizens dangerously close to the | ho ne: Btates army ou | Mexico equipment | smacks of a decadent age. the | cooks prepare food while the men are on | until the As ing, { experience ing ping can going many happened. the number of two thousand have de- | erted the ranks and gone over to the | side of Villa. S8, have heen seriously damaged but not tally lost the in From these facts show- terrible of ocean little more than be easily deduced that suffer a terrible if longe: loss ship year the one i in loss in the war It ocean vessels vears would seen | that shipbuilding should be one of the | eatest and most active the close of hostilities ship the has 1ance as a baby in a bli At on acean as ard. UNDER DIFFICULTIES. e stand today on with Mexico. Carranza's ar soldiers If the de facto govern- the the crumples and repelling troops forming will ent nite in invasion the be merican puni- there ely times ahead. some During all the confusion that exists the border today result of | Herrera's the one of the revolt, the minds thbed of anarchy must be Prepared- What there of the to be sure; is is gallant, but tnumbered twenty (o one it will find difficult carried a place. Even the by the troopers Instead of army portable kitchens wherein the our boys must wait of the apparatus march, the culinary before up. to the machine guns they are carry but to reflect the Columbus, M., end Journey is rigged on N one need at it willihe soine timo before we | when two of these guns belonging to but, in day ady togplant sweet-peas; lassical expression of the ghowdd worry''. fbe amy worse than it has been, here are only eight months maining. Be an optimist; 1916 lgome out all right yet. or OLFEARMTHE TRACKS. ere secemstto be no alleviation of eight car- congestion and mer- in thisimmediate vicinity are against the Some go so far as to claim the embargo on certain k of freight isidone for the benefit le muwidtion manufacturers, whose s are given theiright of way. The ad officials strenuously such to be the, hat the railroad avorite ade bars for var g serious)charges pads. placed in turn case and point business plays Charges of selfishness against the shippers gwho storage purposes for coal commodities and than unload without doubt causes of all | laid us other demurrage rather This is ot fundamental trouble. Another cause is e doors of those speculators who stuff into hold demurrage, arloads of various them un- ned, paying the until rices on their commodities reach Whatever the other and towns and rables marks. los of ' this unprecedented freight recent hearing before Commerce Commission | the fact that Haven estion, a nterstate there are 49,000 | osed y o New ed road alone delivery to con- | awaiting there are more than laden with freight and are Also thousand cars New knows England points varions br where these c all intents and pur- they 0. At to find This instead s are “lost, strayed, or any rate, tracers are un- the whereabputs of th is a terrible ndition of improving as time goes eems to grow worse. Shippers forced to resort to stringent meth- overcome the hardships im- so doing are sacrificing little Interstate to d avail. Tt merce Commission, panfes and er In one final k. and in energy and money to or is time the the railroad to- the shippers effort to the got clear VESSELS LOST IN WAR. gantic war such as nflict ast what Furopes 1d of ned means to the maritime business may be from a statement from the partment of Commerce setting h the number since August this statement e of ocean-going ships 914, According which must he arily incomplete at the present there 2,000 ent have been mer- nt vessels lost to ocean business e the war started Phese ships aggregate tonnage of this res in 00,000. Of tish ships sunk by have nt were All great number submarine. belligerents suffered their ain of merchant vessels, but B power leading The almost ot being the mari- e the Ilist, re- ining losses are divided tionately tops pro- among Italy,. France bmany and the other lesser nations o e Neutral nations have of hands the of miscrably at the ficerents in the loss ships and goes. Ninety-two these ves- torpedoed and ninety- Twenty-three by s have sunk mines. | the Thirteenth Ca | form during the Villa raid. It couldn’t pos- | joined explanation of Jun and may give some idea what exp | night Me, failed to The sub- the jammed 1s comes from the War Department we may alry per- if attacked at in rect our troops are the mountain fastness of xico: “The reason for the jamming of the ma the but was dark the be inserted in a narrow slot erly ahout five as it was so impossible ! slots.” Were planation woutd our ditions, psalmist that with music and the day shall fold Arabs For it would not be well for rece! | aft ind News Se didate for for refusing given th ator Le mpromise United States Senators by the peo- 0'Ga co of ple has come to pass m of | views, chine guns not the failure of mechanism was due to the fact that difficult was properly. f to function the n and it was to load Zuns. In loading the feed strip has to or guide. If the strip is not inserted prop- in this guide the gun will fire shots and will then jani. This happened to two of the guns, dark that it get the strips was almost in the to pathetic this ludicrous. it mot so be For con- the fighting under such only boys. we can hope with the night shall be filled the cares that infest thelr tents like the away.” to and as silently steal them eive the visits of Villa and his down. difficulties. er the sun had gone eed is fighting under DOWN the WITH ‘EM. from political arena in w York nator O'Gorman tends to point out that will not be a can- His run reasons re-election to make the are There may bhe something in since the New that n- York e fact, however, was chosen by the gislature, after a deadlock election candidate, the Senator an is a dyed-in-the-wool Tammany he accused broadminded | partisan an. Likewise has heen being not too being in of a narrow politician with a tendency to be some- wk this be [e} ficulty of te sh Tk in tr re fu f odds. ‘Q { Councilman Curtis, debate on the old- | |t th the si o sword 2" o fl ia I3 tr & it w | a ground in the Balkans.—Buffalo Com- m the mnerve to ferdinand of This seems hat un-American. In view of all is the politicians are understood to that Senator firmly convinced ‘Gorman would experience much dif- | getting the desired number right. in about rm expires March 3, 1917, that ould be the last of O'Gorman sere are thirteen of his compatriots votes. They are and the Senate who should receive like | they come for do. It Gore such up doubt- eatment when -election, if they 1. however, if the try against ‘em. is gang has hea Down with that adversary. It has been suggested uigley and his political “Is the pen mixhtier But we submit that me question, wan the sword?” would win ‘Whoever Mayor in a wallk by retaliating, anyone signing The pen is mighty mply t a veto with Absence of any official repre the German government meral of Queen Elizabeth of Rum is explained the belief of Bulgaria and other attendance of the Prince August resulted in ¢ at wn by tha Kais Wil anti-Ger Bhuchar he expected fourth would s son ) have in st to show that still treading 1an demonstrations on llies are nercial. world | continues industries | present | much the verge of a The inevitable has | to Mexicans of | United | ex- | not ! His Mayor heard { living itatve the King utonte volcanie NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1916. | McMILLAN’S NEW BRITAIN'S BUSIE#? BIG STORE “ARWAYS RELIABLE" SPrI t | \ New Spring Wash N SMNIEITH & C .Sale of Millinery» CO. . Hartford j- Fabrics Voiles, Marquiscttes and Ti will be much in favor. 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HATS Medium size Large Longest-Memoried and Dreamiest Race of Eurape Ballet the moraliny \ of and brought date by including descriptions of the | «(Ode in the field of | (] engineering."— | for | | mon e thoroughly revised I | 1 to | service the American masterpicce lezory, | | the cause of peace Mexico would be to wife a widow—Syracuse The troops zreatest war i - developments combustion Booklist. . i recent internal PATS TOAY of —Dial the pr sented very heve. could do essence and ovder in make Villa's Post-Standard. a i garia, Abhot MeClure, intended tenants,"—A. within Sulali Spain and Court life from * infanta of “Interesting of life courts petty avowedly own visits on the Cons' of the e Making floors, by intelligent d oo in for A} brief hook owners Roosevelt i o Mexico, ‘ Colonel | when of the | xans have asked o flead a troop How it, loiters in enervating tropi opportunity opens for renewal strenuous life ?—Buffalo Courier cription and royvalty t s various free from The author writes her Booklist. property A. Booklist cowboys that a of in IBurope. happi and democritic ATy is anyway, the of scandal ation reat 1lu~ gossip ot climes N H. 1. Procter. | & though Making of leather. by ‘A brief. popular, tific monograph on the manufactur of leather, addressed to the well in formed general reader.” L. A oolklist scien- perist in that a boom to himanity are the film folks are putt- debates, with the ja to 123 words. hook Evening P war ended | ana its | the | near tc i | | | | | - i | Those who denying the movies arc " informed that ing specchless arguments limited Pittsburg Dispatch. G. K. Chester, never written characteristic N, T Crimes of England, hy N “Mr. Chesterton cleverer or more than the Post. as v out 4 L DIesentiols of construction, by A. P Materi Ni A =ood Id. including Luilding stones. clay products. PR covering a texthook cementing bricks and ferrons and and timhe Freudian wish and its place in ethi by E. B. Holt “A bright entertaining hook."—Nation ritish of = We suppose that impending prohibiting the importation American, will rath time on the 1 lords to Amcrican | Herald ! | and races other non-fer- AL T A order, pro na littte lusuries from put a check riages Englis | way phorus mets Rooklist. a for a e 1 of 2 batile, by | Oliver . ox balanced politic by zound of British and inch AT brilliant Ordeal [ Uysis wreceding war show-girls raLcusc ' jrorous the n policic \ r T steam M primarily engines. W. Dole. intended for A technieal an exceilent hook for the who wishes to valve diagram ehanism L Althe with it rating fam vmes and h students W t - thing ? don’t know as we can (o a Hollang for > don’t object little Boston rinth “Thc | Odessa, : e stifle inkin much < raze st of the Tubantia Holland Lansing's o hely ‘ \. Rookli i the in It splendid statement Justice.™ i Germany : m hut borrows C o i sehool, it is l ! girth eloguence ol its does engineer | | on our M Journal, | a of liar with Rec. mere harest come language Fn An apprecintion At . k. Americ, canal | reopening of the Panama . and this assurance of continuous eration will be 50od news fo the ship- pers in the Pittsburg district, where | the value of the waterway | was just beginni experienced | when the slide of L stopped |, traffic. Pittsburg l General Weyler's illness a [ en mindet of the times when his decds in | _“Useful for Cuba were held up to the exccration | ¢iPAating for of the whole world, Yet it does not ap- { Boglklisty that he particularly inhu- [ oo commander. Worse thin a| > rate, have been done since h Pailadelphia Led respectfully warn A not to toy lightly privilege accorded him, that Americans, heing to handle their own affairs the Carranzis of the iine the first its construction, | Tsay's and rpepair, evensonian fractor and Stevenson mterton Maodern il wiiling W op- = operation hy V Page. nas€d isthmian be three | size by making 1ifs Praciical Anehtie e pattern “(r ane Mcchanic Avts and il 5 Mied electrochemistry ine . I°. Burs Tast Dispatch 3 s ar | L o and by Morris Wii- | few huilder liams, “Plainly on stair building extending I is - o the enging nd the written, huilding. Valuable mechanic who his knowledge a city its four mvm\\ ians. imper reasons; laym. e is ‘HH]:HUH" to of b 2 Geraldine | was a 1. Keith | pear mane W Iy of it S v % 5 any day house and its construction M. Sloan Conerete Rtiont hy M mystery, slack eagle by Lonner, De the with We would Facto Carranza | the reciprocal for the | fully able will wonder what | doing on this side time a crossing is effected There fire burning along our southcrn | der, ana there is said to be only one | thing able to run through Carranza the fire- category. Times, i | favor | Cathrin | trampli | foot Tlectricity for derson ves dotails directions of electrical chapters windmill, movers for Booklist md clea 1he by ™ constri cost and dream, Anna for the plants on the and the g reason specific ton Miss tells the vear old Canad Imost of hoy Preston six to story Trish an | square impe tion tains Zine, | storage dynamo.” 1woling batter imaginative cmigrant playmates are his beloved Sarah and Neider Brian, the dog. with such tende morous sympathy and unders and such comprehension of ‘the glory and the dream' mean those who possess them that who loves children can fail it delightful.”—N Times. R. A. Maher. the struggle of is sympathe- The Catholic most evident in the toward socialism.” an = bor- s real to him | “he jes | 0 as and | hu- | fect of iding “The is P and IFranklin ity magne and | 10 | fine one s find | Dig Blementary clectri tism, by W Macnutt hook v view clear, presented AL T, flame. not proof is St it larry “T'his text purely with pplication the material esting manner.” no written practical heen the coneise, desirc of the railways is to maise a of their est | ulation, and the misusc or warehouse, unprofitable to rather than more profitable The embargo is expensive The to the 1 warchouses for & r shippers to the rail- to ihe The nn ) use pec Cars AndavI o inter- Boolklist. the v in A Heart by ‘A Tabor tically | po of of man, story in which zainst ated tha-by Iy wit with in- (he 11 direc- N complete account capital in tries ag tr Txperiments: A o experimental work the indu field md t | pailways as well as to shippers science : sides should together in and (vt the shippe the combination the interstate each subordinating troubles to the benefit of York Timecs, twa tua : view is wtitude Book Review Digest The characters well |nd the description of the strike most vivid and realistic. There is, i. | however, a little too much specch- | making, which mars the artistic ef- vention istance Betio well 5 and as with practic working for progres: amateun thor's the the of of is instructions vho drawn Y railways all commis- | individual all.—New of the volume are in a1 ions: a | and commerce by ol sion, V0 study hoy in Times. interested Idelman asoline and Hiscox. Gas, oil-engines, hy D. of Black over-the-water Buropean Minor, is the most Muscovite's shortening r al and voungest \s founded by f conquest aga the Treaty foundation desire to have | Constantinople | & well-equipped point of de wide | Slav armies of future generations in materlals, | is said that the longest-memoried of all toward v N | modern, | an e | Pelrograd. its v i Petrograa, huts of | kish fort were all that inarked the site sl heie pooss | when Catherine the Great commanded here. nd 1 even delighted its title to his motaer, to the young town. ng stands ant wlhose fairy [ more than half a million people. t re night discussions of profitable maritan Something on th and m v heneath of Washington, Ituss sea antinople Mediterranean, sography sketch is Geo flou Ru Surop, vhere cradled ever since communication ! Sophia and the Iussin church century nly ur Tark their new, than npire, O 100t ci com mu In tion, talian enjoy tre t to m the the or Today, anio ity lie: he is in a Mar:; o che more lisher’s Note. Seventeen “Aside by from ost la car. the his cities of the world-city Twain Jdroshkis and Moscow story a steel M base point March ia's first naval and the starting amacks on Bul- Turkey, and Asa imposing mile-stone 1 to the warm waters * begins the war ued today society. port is one the east; for Catharine II, after her ainst the Turk had of Jassy in 1791 was due o a strong city just as as possible, rture St ybay, about mid-way mouths of the great Dniester and Dnieper. 1t is 1017 south-southwest from Moscow rail and 610 miles south from Kief Var- na, the nearest Bulgarian port and on recently bombardeq lies 290 miles across the southwest “Odessa. is builded in the midst of dreary steppe. It is regularly laid out in broad streets, faced with substantic modern bulldings, and wears its com mercial prosperity patent to the casual visitor. Its port equipped with six good harbors—the quarantine harbor, harbor, petroleum har- bor, new harbor, ‘practical’ harbor and the harbor of the Russian cor pany of navigation and commerce “,,,,m.,,_u shipping company of port, The freezing of the harbors the bay interrupts ns for average of sixteen days yea “Novorossia, or New Russta, includes the governments and Kherson, has commercial capital social capital is lifc he metropolis ha more gay than Vienna. The pre-war day irresponsible, the avenue il with people and ablaze with cafes til morning hours The making of Odessa did reaily in the cafes chantants until mic when its gaieties lasted until between the river miles on 2 Ruhsian by the Russians, and Black the < sea graphic rishing mos largely G0 It amiest the e, and it has been on its | on the Bos- national faith was Arab invaders broke | z between Sancta | ¢ in the | he a1 a issians is the dre: 08 gation its of Bessax intelle there, been de i its tuai 1d Odessa, The the scribed Paris Odessa and . of ; about said, the cut the stupendous | drivers. The city and more European other city in the exception has only recently vet, at the out n-American thin po | | a g ife arc | or u of s wer is [ the any y with lessa h « early merr beg midnigh betwec c not A vear break of the war, it was ranked by but | three and five in the morning other ties in tae empire for | mercial importance- and Warsaw d and reeds aud a “There | ture, the | the bright erable largel was dark one a usual side contrast to the plc- to with A Tur- in every ctt my of poor, filled by the labor that washed ing city of Southern fand to mouth on stray place's prosperity. poor wa reat y. A rani mis- whose oo tides of jent the greatest Russia, 1802 trad it cight years after numbered 9,000 s, Russians and Alban- ed, however, unusual onage for strategical { Emperor Paul who vain all that owed continued her A statue of represented | flag under! of the inest | the city, wealthy and world ports, houscs lived fro mbs of the The number of thom estimateq and them lived in enslve beneath the which were formed by the quarr: nd stone for building. very at 35,000 many of catacombs e he ext ake city The Irish at the Front (Waterbury Tsarine, Turkish Republican h It appears to be of the English that some good Irishmen front, particularly in the campaign. The official censor through a passasc from don explaining that famor gregations of Irish sponsible for preventing and extremely costly rc British from T one of the first notices « given to allantry fighters in the present much has been made of viduals engaged in the recruiting. There are soldiers haye tory is wit two on the the opinicn of war office yme au ng hori the s on a semi reular let Lon- —Catholic wonderful mill, labor story World description with some problems. Tt Literary a or two threc soldie forces ¥, by Sumner Locke an the order of “Mar- abounding in home- ery common-sense, hut detailed plot. Pub- ount Irish though the of the war, a fe few ¥ been eng an Booth Tarkington. the fact that it is one ughter-provoking tales wars h whose 1out inspiring ch or he ga 1 Tarkington’s all its fun psychology latter teems. o Iri part 1 notahlc t courage and skill, ul have been ex N extraordinary