New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1916, Page 6

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 27, most TAIN HERALD . PUBLISHIN Prop: COMPANY, ! hetter iSunday cxcepted) at 4:15 i Building Chiuirch ». St. | have 1 3 izatior fthe Post Omoe ‘at Britain Bd. Class Mail 3 ic New and, u of the efty Monih, mail, Month, carrier to ar Pents a Weck. for paper in advanc Yecar part be sent Cents a 1 by o these i [ 1he ws Rlways open medinm .and p advertisers. In | are s books the fo! B will f New Stand lew ‘York (i City, and Hartfo he 1d on sale at Hota- nd St and Broad- Board Walk, st- Depot in the i | TELEPHONE CALLS Binice 2 - who ¢ this They the BE IT is such AGAIN, Ia a thing as reachinzx or thé line, of diminishing the pa Bxhausting patience, These the ex it seems fme about in the destruction annel to the without What this packet Sussex which. would evidence in hand, | the fu warning by a sub- ' taking of in- | would there makes the affair 0 country is that legiane Merican citizens aboard and | thing, those lost their lives. How | ter wo Al the case fHies that is tragedy all ¥ these | not be known until the | ter eit are produced. From cfficien have reached follow is one of the worst | committed since of atrocities render ble under-sea | {din T ap- b2 the fia went down and that practi- jothing fhe feeling eampaign United act of and murder s insti- iring in mind that it is clése onto a year since peari has been done to alle- ' nuch of distrust set up in this hetter nds of most Americans, ferime of come the seas will be in no iizhter by It ot § if another ing This ship fevor of passenzers i there for it warning is difficult she was r made appear T We fellow notes denial would crisis is rapidly ap- was primarily What sinking punche justi- her under- for She made no attempt steers was animal 1o bipeds unless armed o action pe. The should their lives innocent non-com- ity with s have bheen ven le for a hlack and Our Bt the just beginning jv 2 month had elapsed since the prder had given to U-boat anders to torpedo armed enemy what at The whole af- of ugly tain dismal and i Germany (. protests to new submarine campaign oo fruit. to bear with a work. been e ren service antmen without warning, yet up Saturday The private horse trans- from tr last no atrocity was itted Englishman do x hit the 2 new phake of submarine horror the fact th navy,” Tir- The ad- now a diam polishes down under time the went the improv. about same bottom fire favor, hegins ok Tt hegins to look ey Je laurels that started despite old been bad man of the back do taken a seat Was burden predece hinzton Where ation at meets $ion a i an-m another it will d, Knows no one strewn THEM he wil ¥ BETTER CITIZENS, | expone 5 hut dustrial u corporations in many of oL harger citics throughout the na- 10w, particular atten- 1nore foreign are giving to now their employes from down \re finding it good business €vent and people in the duties ™MaY responsibilities of this Biruct these in American citi- 4 batt when the center 1ip. 1t at time i s ne hpean war is oceupying allowinz 1s the and men thoughts drfit of aftermath gle. ttention are to conternpla- of that problems for the Ereat with its infinite “1s world. it is well to sary economic e strangers within our zates. Im- fare « As bation after the war will burden United ed ers with and uch the States many problems, especially in fect as New Brltain, wher allude turn for employment. In the f the will that iden have they those given newcomers may New which to con Aft tists v land in e that be well it is d to settle, have, preceded opportunity the of countrymen es after the level them intimate these to grow duties citizenship day o will meet on war and s water Sunda so the various na s its own own 1 ferret out their Aarn have men alities will d. Antipathies the not been sey as yet, and who come ! e le from othe not v will come tior shores g units, of hatred conglomernte mass, hut as of i ded the country into various races of the ' tested perhaps with and tric r iother buried ! It feelings toward one profe their ice » e time and, for n burn deeper t. doctrine the same. in hreast would be ' snlts wear | there for t st before such 1l we know, they might and grow into fever then, to teach all no To prevent this that in America men ' its e that there such | & Ing as class distinction, as one man ! day. ng better than another o employ d lay the Tnited the men | routi the form He laborers must start now work of opportunity ground of- all “Orrow he ( States America wonderful to prob: who seck surcease from who wish to bet- Th hin these shores Now Ehicir advan 4 condition azes this ered by country are manifold. | days © men who are already here realize | day, is, know they t lves by the coming. ve improved them- | ahle And, for the | with willing Stars and Stripes. i little more attention Poath of fledged citizens of th {are ms The industrial corporations will profit | | been accomplished. | courage o will the greatest self ten times over in are coming after the end of the Kuro- war, a better take our all those who bad doubt as to his abil- | of ptations rest chest of for IPhysical. recently ponde range Going to sink steadily tur along, part, they dash to ave patriotic The men, and for vim e instane of rest And Saturday. stand of when of worse up and fight the But they course ity is merely Monday Under would be dity then were given a unre: men if they a | than Just them hot vet taken out their natural- | is Some of ordinary conditions, how- ever. the inds as a of a of toil professor result v papers, have not taken the of his test that “the allegiance to the United States ntil they are not full Thers repose sinzle night, following a day does not do so, they afford complete restoration of the im- Tand. paired nervous tizsues, and further- of them do the that the lor riod things. but are not familiar with iny who want to do | more fact v furnished by the Sunday for the accumulated the recess gives These | the extra needed cxpul- of ay of making application time who be taken into n the to do. e men must told ratisue 1d,—instructed. what and recovery of ef products, ficiency when this work has | There are! They The the he you The day vindicated of and “Beautiful long run rest is completely Lauder" how should en- forcigners of | instructed grasp of the United are such action song. speak lang T wish it should would AMon- place in the There sandwiched lo not guage never come dax.” is given its rightful of ountry better of them then get a scheme things human customs of public ws and should he another Sunday S | 2 Some in hetween Wednesday of shoula without and Thirs- le the day Outside of that for | som week but of was Sun- schools. ' if at It in night L one day a be educated,—even of the resting purpases t1 is all right; pense companies. how or other “re are those mean more to the concerns us who wish that every day ture, because the steps toward | day. naturalization the oath rid, out be shortened, papers of al- living bet- There is a gigantic fight zoinz on shall the Ball thet e would be vi Indiana. we learn the when a in as to of wWe consider who would make tr Besides and men pay the funeral Moose expenses rkmen became bet- party: hut no zens. obtaining more | great undertaking. t workmen the this employers who of land POLYTICAL wanr from three the example set by NIIWS, rporations in By wircless Savele invaluable the of patriotism that a0 service to by Censure It pay America. will those firs is an Promisetown, Port Booth's for it- days that Crown Price Quibllehoff 1 reports of sey makers (rom capture officers and spiel- when there is likely be the Demoerafts in their h their industrial unrest Make them | rotrent from the nor for behaviour has They Waterman's and now citizens, and America will be- | eecting barracks Somion nation N official fire and zood THE CHAMPION, hats off Jess Willard, who ised positions. report 1E the liguid shot from to this young | fountain r: fire Dblinded for capture pid most the Kansas cow- their comrade a short time works his art not on | admit their was e front but the rational the is alone also of the without on On the castern where we s Homo. He world. zenus established our lines and cntrenched feathers. on what is know to to as mst, was forced champion of the To evacuate hefore completion. owin finances and desertion®* among the h the gloves he has proven that | soldiers. first looked like a mere moun- | flesh brawn Pushing troops forward under com- Immobile is in reality a [ mand of Russellhoff to extreme cast, bre and brain. for | and report taking several deserters gantic champion uses a of liberal The lered of he black. In the And He youth, mighty including oficinl | from the enemy Have ficer one oflicer. head, hands, and of improved heart, promised position to of- sprinkling foot- who we now recognize as Cap- boy has since | tain Steelowitz, one who was in our the white race the great | hospital two years ago. recoverins bringinz home the bacon At rough | from was | He reports supply of for to accept challenze At 1,500 | aviators have injury to eyes, that time he our enemy has ond He a is now mmunition drive and holdin may he continue o | pack big advising me not e. has everything in his strenzth, rod habits, southeast block unding meters onr There i dang: will Whition, no r discovered house T from for »hn Barleyeorn wrest the ! of cnemy with surr entrench- as the old warrior of then him ments known as Alms-House. te- the thit boy’, the ountain can withstand the teni- ne 50 many dropping several high explosives little Owing port sssors. Granted with very damage except to the inmates. TRV Cop (DR s carclessly and carefully | j,0 oyt orders lost two aviators and in the paths of the great, that | payve court marshaled Captain Dison- a clean-living, decent art, 1 ant remain f the fighter who found spiked our guns, failed ments, witz, we manly there is | ,yq to bring up re-inforce- who can lay him It strength ne old I"ather Time. will talke Information =ained that for ammunition, 10 AL preparing of to batter in human youthful hulkier assured that than St hugh drive. frame Although this and of short have no giant arising v ¢ [ cqjed out all reserves, including boy nothing short of i scouts. leship's battery can the | Mr. Jess Willard A cave in obedient Commander, PROMISEHORI® Your late of Kan- yw oof the U, S at large. He AND FANCTE champion! Longz may he live! BT DAY o H IFrench and Germans are the Man) deny 1 The puting Mort attempt over (Dead possession Hill Will the fitness of Journal, me test Day in Seven Nec 7 ecither the he lsconoimic, Wel- Safeguarding to Social, and Spiritunl name *—Syracuse »f the are PPeople Possibly the Tord undersea policy means a different interpretation the syhmarine Observer the ‘. retirement of we just getting over the of- t of of that in man sea does not chi of the mean bt one day of rest which is sd to in the aforezoinz question of by Anders. Utica dchated lensth comma at some in York sathering, it may be weil sider the verdicet “ mothers babies are fed everything advised foed Week vint more Roch ¢r much deliberation the seien- were e e Baby no during to he Union who assembled to thrash out this there rous problem agreed that ne bahies ste f re ment desirable in seven is ar that it is a good thing Out in Omaha they have isec once the point {hat Bryan isn't a They're too particnlar out thing von some of the point T. R, isn't can.—Binghamton Press comes around weelk further, of experiments there. Nex will raisc Republi still one thoroughly “re Know em disciple science condueted of ed That \ on @ zroup u fies students. observing for subjects Mleze The that days memory | wiich than one back the oy news dispatch Utica has had leighing the time imknown 1s from day to day 1 od : nove sht weeks, the heing m 1 for ecording of carries ir “sensitiveness' hy 2o~ when and the a fashionable Democrat He “The briefly— apparatus s the ca cutter was ne vehicle, Chronicle. ssor's own account re- may be summarized JRoghicsic gl Congress likely about defense that the time country is prepared there will be need of preparedness for defense. 1 will just as well if it happens tha way We could secure the market of world with the same and pleasantly, and promot prosperity.—Watertown Times. unmistakable iendency he sensitiveness to be at of the from day wassan Is to talk xo its high- e th the beginning week, and to day until the lowest point be Mon- the reaching on with the return to nd, day; but he following the break in more ne afforded by the Sunday recess, sensitiveness was back at its The anti-enlistmen league, pernicious whose memhers pledge them against enlistment for any military or na »fren defensive. tional extended " er high position.’ yw enlighteninz! It is highly i bl able that the world knew that all selves nnteer in in viee, ive or tern: activities is now no seientific W but not in a war has colleges. war,"” the to punish the | of this unpatriotic enterprise after islv.nnm be enacted; and might properly include O in an imbecile asylum—New a slight manifestatiod 0f Mmase | gen it is settled by science. ar that to more weary Al S rest we grow law Monday o a of to the routine of life piss between tur- : ay we are A Ly e incarceratio Yor Harry | Sunday, proni- | of | and | dis- of Homme perhaps it it | i i Democrat. totes eighiy motor long no money 1 oser there author: its penaltie 'McMILLAN’S NEW BRITAIN'S BUSIEFT BIG §TORE Draperies O 1N, A ortment is MARQUISETTES, MADRAS AND NITTS. variety A i Compicte a = o v designs and pliin weaves price range yose pretty drap- i aford Lo pay SCRIMS AND MARQUISETTE in White, Cream and B pric 10, 15¢, 17e, 19¢, CB9¢ yard. Hemstitched priced 10¢, 17¢, COLORED Pretty new {and tan, whereby at you eries prices yvou o cize, MG TCIN 1 22¢ and 2 BORDER SCRIMS ac pink, blue in 22¢ yard. wnd 22¢ FIGURED MADRA ind priced 15¢ in white colored low Aainty and Sey cream, new eff in pink priced 19¢, 25¢. Z9¢ QUAKER CRAFT LAC Ideal Drapery fc Windows Doors, in white MATER FOR IR brown, hlue S50¢ and some ct vel- . hlue and and Shown LS beige DRAP- and O\ in priced areer and old yard CRETONNES Sleeping chambers draped with this much wanted material hright- ness to home ort- ment, priced 1215¢, to yard. rose, o S9¢ zives vour See : our 19¢, 22 15¢, 5 STLKOLINES DEAPERY FIXTURES Kinds. Ttods, hra ete. Have your after. Call rangements. WEDNESDAY dozen he YARD of all poles, window shades loc or 'phone and make ar- MORNING SAL Children’s Union for boys and Girls, cach, |to 12 years. On Wedne morning at §:3 In this sale Woaist | in wear. . Mohil 199-201-203 Suits o 1 le m. will find with long for 1ay a you Children’s Union Suits sleeves medium weights carly spring MAIN STREFET. Pleasure, (Manchester Herald Pleasure divided kinds: One composerd agrecabl the rived from one's pleasnures taken mike drinkini, sleep, all not is into 1% sensations; of receivii othe oxerting self of sparingly. for degeneration smoking, 1 theaters their place and excess, Their making of A desir A bed of sensation i They mn soften Kating, haths niusic Zinoss massage, and in in in are finc when | taken greatest menace lies one pleasure-seelkc through life on the St. Joseph., (Mo.) News-Dress | A rich pleasure-secler hecomes | epicure, ‘gentleman of | “man of the worid,” a dezenerate hopelessly poor comes demand tion, that en the mind, the will, cleansc ambition and optimism-—ihese pleasures mankind. You sonsual pleasures, and ' known {hem you'll mis But you can't live well without the pleasures of Thi the a leisure,’ pleasure-seeker The physical and build up the hody, increase the the thoughts, dar work a hobo. pleasures mental exe strength power of | creats to do. thrive are a live to can | necessity | without have never i | vou | never em [Teng > | exertion | asainst is it | tion. ! zealously |ty for vigor. | spirit and or is not thinas for ple by an arzument | life; rathor | reguli 1 not maice valiang mind of their e fine N ment Coltivate ihe attack problems, and hard muscles, all-conquer nd K <o doing a ' an war Democrat.) war s on tottering | anticipated that hostilities, seitlement Non¢ away The somo which neug End of uropean in siohe (Waterbury Burope it will | l The s 1l Yoms m this and all the any e and is close up final stmme that start around will hig nations increa territory in that respect will of the small nations, for sre permanent comes, This rowill rest That all nations t e de of with el slicing up, will make ‘e, when it accomplish one it will involved fight, and thai been cqually None has anywhere, cavil that m will et .d only i aom n w | areat is, show that put up the bravery creditable shown a white They have shown their soldiers and are made of the same valiant material as those of this country, as cvidenced our .civil war, hoth north and south alike. which is our proud record. and that is that there I will never be another such wa | Nelther will there he asain, the great nations of ISurope - | such fight as at present. nor ~ | there be between other great \in other parts of the world devastating ISuropean makes self-evident that there nothing gained in the from such compensatory with tl saerifice human life. destruction s | of property, general suffering and n | dreadful misery entailed thereby k | throughout the entire world. And all iox whei God ouly knows! 1 the have an amazing all of to + feather heyond people e t t convinecing proof o hetween another should nations the it to huge war is o I he end « | struggles i of i land of Contrasts = 1916. Y Most Impressive Assortments of New, Dependable Furniture to Select From Where 'Is Maintained the Lowest Price Level at Which Good Quality Furniture Can Be Sold. days we shall offer values in furniture that we can WI induce- in the much ag an every commend MTH & CO next few e iTe ment many very special home. The kind of furniture less than prevailing retail price And for the room « and COMPLETE SUITES FOR THE DINING ROOM G ROOM SUITE 10-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE f 1d : " ; Quartered oak, William and Mary design, golden inish, finish, buffet, china closet, serving and 6 chairs, $49 99 table chairs, and ROOM SUITFE chair. 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SP L'"l;\l‘;‘mp $64 99 AT 4-PIECE BED ROOM SUITE, colonial post design, chiffonier, nd one rocker. and full size bed $ $99.00 | 110.00 COMPLETF'SUH ES FOR THE LIVING ROOM -PIECE LIV ROOM 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. SUITE. crafts de: fumed mahogany fin- Spanish leather upholstered in seats & backs. SPECIAL AT $56 99 $59 75 SMITH & CO. | £5E is an ideal place HARTFORD Spanish leath- for a light lunch, a cup of tea or INSURES PROMPT DELIVE Newington, Cedar Hill, SPECIAL at substantial re ‘ past. | | Maho chiffonier SPIECIAL IH< D ll()()\l desizn, finish dre: size hed "IAL AT T-PIECE design. blue gray chiffonier, dressing Adams design, full SP1sC Jacobean dresser, and full oak Jacobean hed, chairs dresser, Mahogany, dresser dressing table SPECIAL AT LIVING ROOM G SUITL. Upholstered in Spanish leather, frames $38.99 | ! WISE, DELIVERY Br in, Elmwood, 3-PIECE Colonial design, frames, and gn, finish, Arts oak peh zolden oak SPECIAL AT i I er. orders 050, ‘Phone 3 Charter Mail s | money shark, but of tho bank, which is presumed to b 1 force in the community? constitution has questions of the who and Orders promply filled. OUR DALY Daily OF YOUR PURCHASES, \Lip](‘ Hill and Clayton. AUTOMOBILE Delivery in New er, or the count a mors The these | asked all candidates have vet ' Mexico, the Wonder- those who announced e t may is of March contrasts, Washington, to rid of and if it convention have it ayd - propc Mexico, the land poverty, millions, state let's sreat to of constitution h point who the that wnd poin for the serfously get away from il of blarney sort country, remedy past with identic used at sty is The (Boston tablishing with the J b Border Censorship. cienda with the highest mills, vaictum pans, and centr produces larger quantitics of a superior quality “The climate and in the highlands cold while the sunny at noon is too warm for lowlands have de of heat, proceeding otliers ‘morther’ chills the bone of drought, during which little rains falls, succeeded vals when be expected part of cvery Of such is Mexico called the House of World'. at few miles by by 1 Tran ¥ ) hip in traditions of and kultur the adminis umably actuated le ignorant Mexican ent cript censc ac- dance e caifserism tration v fear 1 ' | | | | i t s has it prc the side extremc nights are |1 of the street {1 comfort. The | intense tor when a strong too ol It 1er Fifth Cav American.) to concentrate an cavalry than an The or union of the iry. o (Waterbury more work regiment of Ame of Germa has just and i up from three d ountry. Part Virginia; part Chicago, part Only the long it mpld to onth T if | inter- | for contrasts ! is a | any ousers are by - rain may army corps FFifih Regiment dered 1o tiic | tinet sections the at I'ort Myer, Sheriden, troop; been a % day. bordc " once the Treasurc Tere at at Public Constitution,) Thomas W. Augusta Chronicle, has gia a promising suggestion though it may proposed lines people of the M. Loyless convention, Fort = Georgia’s (Atlanta lditor Morals and Leaveny men rih t Kansa knows Fifth h Loyless, of the | war depar how: is of since the view When troops the qu class and maje i ter all and the effor offered Geor- that not be carried out alonz will at least set the ~tate to thinking suggests statewl handle and interest \ constitution W a even of itself @ regiment of United ets together it must inquennial reunion of a You imagine the licutenant the State be lik colleg 5 can colone and th the lic into cach others with the joy or to remember eaeh Imagin the half comments upon the new 1 the to of the colonel to Georgia ox pla everything l | | | | importance s, and ants r bursting captains and wral )y reunic thers sad the Mr. Loyless puts it 1 However we may convention or time Georgia take account Politically, Any may than will do it, whether by | names also otaerwise, it is certainly | half stopped long enough to | new of “‘moral stock } the gray we know, Georgia is safe. | and the differences on this score which | tinies of exist involve personalit more | standing they involve the state. | the be in good and safe have known safety for many past, regardless of primary But morally we are behind the times, We lead in lynching. How are go- ing to stop it? For, stop it or fall deeper into the Georgia's most serious he might hav not build a twelve to fifty | ( | | humorous wrinkles, avoirdupois new baldness; lling of the happy reunion. Truly standing ideals of the hairs a1 tender rec the last army tic announce, || is not their views as to taese evils th | are wanted; it is what remedies they o G hor is probably heing served with the | Propose for their elimination. 2 richest viands and the rarcst wines. ‘ How are we going get o “Back in the country districts the | them? That is the question, richgs and extreme whirr of a sewing machine may be | is going to take n few its people amassing | heard coming from a cane or a mud | Gctermine it, why while myriads are starving, @ place {p ¢ while the head of the house may | Write, as Kditor where the most modern machinery | o= 0 oot e ground with a | ew “moral may be found in operation at the very § u.uge plow of essentially the sam There is a splendid opportunity side of the most primitive method 0f | Gocion e those used in m.,.,m“m,‘\ before we reach the convention accomplishing the same end, where | n"tio time of Necbuchadnezzar, or | for the candidate fou heautiful architecture is in contrast | yyroching his grain by driving anima \mu fearlessly with adobe huts and where shining ! ey i, | beaten tracik nd automobiles of the latest design whirl n e e towing { of meaningless generality, slecpy ox teams hauling carts | ooden, stone, or copper rolls operated | (he Way to_effective solid wooden slabs for wheels | by animal power extract the sacchar- (18 from which the | with the design which Was | ing matter from the cane and u\w«,“'""”" the time of the Spanish con- | molasses is absorbed by a wad of mud iz the subject of a bulletin is- " distant an ha sued the National Geographic so tvpe of roller oty from iis headquarters in Washi- ugals, slon today. sugar “Passing down a prominent strect almost any of the large Mexican ci- there may be seen fashionably dressed gentlemen, who look very miuch as though they were just as miuch at home on Piceadilly, the Champs d'Elysces 1ifth Avenue, foilowing or precceding them, however Will be a sandalled pcon clad in linen 1y and a blouse, with his 'ser- pe’ thrown over his shoulder and his head protected by wide-brimmed | hrero and his entire wordly pos- s1o1 upon his bhack, ‘In the next block one may meet an Indian woman, barefoot and with un- covered head, a c¢hild slung in the * bosa' over her shoulders, About her there is a suggestion arlic, onions and ‘pulque’, while passing alonz the sume street comfortably ensconsed in her victoria, dressed in a latest Pari- sian creation, rolls milady, also of the sime nation “A gorgeously appointed funeral car bes ng the remains of one whose family can afford this expense, may arrive at burial place simultaneous- Iy with three or four peons, packing on their shoulders the body of a com- rade in a plainly painted coffin, thc use of which ix rented and which will | be returncd after the body is given | interment cour automobile diverts its a drove of sleepy bur- laden with lumber, feed, or pot tery, or a great motor truck may move side by side with lithe ‘cargadores’ carrving, mountain high, on their hacks houschold of every de- scription. “One-story speeding ¢ 1o avoid g ros corgia democi as we » nation hands, 3 A\ Dedication. Rose Benet, writes poetry of his books vears results, Willianm poet cd Wife For Now York dedic “To a goods who h s - one My we we must, mire. It i problem, but gone further. We can- lasting morality upon ‘ ent. adult illiteracy in every county in the state. How are we going to gel Md of that? How are we going to abolish usury and ex- tortion, not alone of the money lend- and houses possibly single- room adobe plastered in col- adjoin large structures of elabor- architecture and the passing along to his humble may catch a glimpse through cious doorway beautitul adorned with fiowers and fountains. Tater when he sits down to tor- tillas and frijoles, his next-door neigh- are to me the how- the purposc afar what haft oft you string Speeding my aflame and Other men { thought, and | to ex one I with equal compactness and buuty" ors ate is to poor peon and abode a spa- per cent had of a patio some of them But his who shirased the thou