New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1916, Page 17

On May 25th the Duich Kitchenette Circle will be orsanized at our store. By special arrangement we are put- ting on display the very latest Dutch Kitchenette models just re- ceived from tho factory-—with all the newest improvements and conveniences, We extend a cordial invitation to the ladies of and around Hartford to visit this very interesting display and permit us to ex- plain the Dutch Kitchenette Circle Plan by which a limited num- ber of ladies have the opportunity of obtaining a handsome Dutch Kitchenette for use in their own kitchens. The manufacturers of Dutch Kitchenettes have authorized us to make this liberal offer because they desire to introduce the Dutch Kitchenette into some of the best homes in Hartford. Come in and let us show you how convenient the Dutch Kitch- enette is and how it saves *ime and work. Only a limited number of ladies can join the circle and get a Kitchenette on these liberal terms. Don’t put it off. Come in soon. LOUISHERRUP COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHINGS 1052-1054 Main St., Hartford, Near Morgan St. Maker of Happy Hartford Homes. BE UTIFY YOUR HOME Attractive fixtures add much to the appearance of any home. Of course you know that the fixtures that are most beautiful are designed for electric lighting only. About the home lighted with the clear sparkling light of the Mazda Lamp, there is an indescribable charm that ean be obtained by no other lighting system. M '7DA LAMPS FREE During this month ONLY we are offering to all old houses twelve months to pay for wiring and and fix- tures, and a complete installation of Mazda Lamps FREE. You can also obtain for a short time special i <» on wiring and a liberal discount on any type of uxtures, Better see us about the matter today. Beautify and improve your home and make it possible for your family to enjoy the conveniences of ELECTRIC SER- VICE throughout the years to come. The UnitedElectric Light & Water Co. 'PHONE “Electricity for Everything.” ’PHONE 230 230 NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916. Enssnesssms——— ASTERN MILLINERY SPECIAL MILLINERY VALUES FOR SATURDA TRIMMED TRIMMED TRIMMED WHITE HATS LEGHORNS ~ PANAMAS CENSORSHIP GRATES ON GERMAN PEOPLE Reichstag Discusses Abuses Exist- ing Under Martial Law (Correspondence of the Asso. Press). Berlin, May 24, Via. London, May 25, 7:29 a. m.—The Reichstag de- voted this afternoon to a discussion of the press censorship and ather features of martial law which are causing dissatisfaction. The budget committee moved the adoption of resolutions requiring the military au- | thorities to obtain the consent of the chancellor before they order the newspaper and asking the chancellor | 1o introduce a bill securing the | veople against encroachments on | their eivil rights in non-military mat- ters. Another resolution asked the chancellor to guarantee the impar- tiaility of the censorship and its re- | striction to military matters only. Several speakers complained that the censorship has grown Wworse rather than better since the last dis- | cussion in the Reichstag. One grievance which was complained of in particular is that newspapers con- | tinue to fall under the ban of the | | miilitary authorities for republishing | | articles which have already appeared in other parts of the country. | Deputy Pfleger complained that | | the chancellor was dependent on the | army commanders, who are enforcing | martial law and who claim the right | to_set aside the orders of the chan- | cellor whenever they regard them as incompatible with public safety. r Deputy Pfleger demanded the com- plete abolition of the palitical censor- ship. He said that people who be- haved as the Germans have done dur- ing the present war must not be kept under intellectual thralldom. Deputy Emme] of Alsace, socialist, pointed out that the military com- | mander at Straussburg would only | permit the deputies from Alsace Lor- raine to assemble upon condition that they did not discuss military or political matters. Deputy Leisching, progressive, de-= clared that the most urgent question, after the food problem, is the protec- tion of the people against the | throttling of freedom of speech. The chamber adjourned without taking a vote. ‘GOVERNMENT SEEKS MONOPOLY In Saxony Authorities Will Control Entire Electrical Output- suspension of the publication of any | $1.98t0$3.98 $2.9810$4.98 $1.98t0$3.98 Special Special Special These are all NEW STYLISH HATS, and trimmed with Wings, Flowers, Velvet Ribbons. Facing of Crep and Velvet. Designs from our ewn workroom. No two alike, worth double. Get acquainted with our Qualitv Service and Styles. MILAN HEMP AND ¢® g% |10 DOZEN FINE QUALIT LISERE HATS 69 PANAMAS MARKED DOWN c There are 10 different FOR SATURDAY shapes to select from. All % ) N\ Wonderful value. About 300 to select from. first quality, new goods. /Lk/ N . Regular Price up to $3.00. All colors. These are all| Come early, they won’t last high grade quality. ong. SPORT HATS---MANNISH SAILORS---QUTING HATS---DRESS HATS IN A LARGE VARIETY, AT LOWER PRICES THAN YOU MUST PAY IN LARGER CITIES. Our display of Children’s Hats is now at its best, FOR SATURDAY SPECIAL with the new WHITE, PINK and LIGHT BLUE 50 Styles to Select From STYLES. Our showing is larger than you will find 980 $1 - 25 anywhere as low as 75C to $2 98 i sy | | (Correspondence of the Asso. Press). Zurich, Switzerland, May 22.—The government of Saxony has decided to take over complete control of the generation and distribution of elec- | tricity in the state. Coal fields and one big generating station have al- ready been acquired, and the Saxon Landtag has just voted several mil- lion dollars for further outlays. Eventually it is expected that the whole euectrical supply in the king- dom will be taken from the state system so that the government will be able to fix the lowest possible charges. At the same time the gov- ernment has no intention of prevent- ing local public bodies or private corporations and individuals from producing their own electrical power. As a beginning, the government has purchased for a million and a quar- ter dollars, the steam generating station at Hirschfelde on the river Neisse, belonging to a Berlin com- pany. This station has already a | capacity of 45,5600 kilowatts and the plant is quite new. Moreover it isl, close to one of the coal fields bought | by the state- Later the government | will erect new works near the west- ;. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED TRIMMED HATS . “o A _ These are all high grade Hats and splendid style. Values up to $8.50. If you $2 5 . can use a colored hat see these. | “ EASTERN MILLINERY (0. |mmsu: ALUES 123 MAN STREET e Millinery Headquarters ASSORTMEN e s v | Cymmins Sure He Will Get o TR tions are now going on to arrdnLe Veteran German Field Marsh the necessary €O- npeunnnh iy L3 Services Again, A new department of the & Large Vote On Ftrst fiallot (Correspondence of the Asso ment to be called the “Direetion of the State Electricity Works” will be oo ¢ the Aumal established to manage the scheme " Sayville~—Field Marshall A I will include the E_e(hnwax adviser | D Von Kluck wasg 70 years of the Ministry of Finance as Direc- | Saturday. He received tor, and two other engineers. ved ma . : gratulatory messages, one ol from Emperor William. T JAPAN AND ENGLAND @ g marshal's health has been although one hullet has not TO MEDIATE IN CHINA 5 3 : extracted and he has again 2 s & 3 bis services to the Emperar, Tokio Hears That Yuan-Shi-Kai Seeks p i i 3 Field Marshal Von Kluck, 3 L L L feat of whose army at the Thus to Bring Peace to the Marne halted the ' Gers G0OD WORK FOR SICK WOMEN The Woman's Medicine Has Proved Its Worth. ‘When Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedies were first introduced, their curative powers were doubted and had to be proved. But the proof came, and grad- ually the use of them spread over the whole country. Now that hundreds of thousands of women have experienced the most beneficial effects from the use of these medicines, their value has be- come generally recognized, and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the standard medicine for women. The following letter is only one of the thousands on file in the Pinkham office, at Lynn, Mass., proving that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound is an article of great merit as shown by the results it produces. Anamosa,lowa, — ““When I began tak- ing Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound I suffered with a displacement, and my system was in a general run- down condition. I would have the head- ache for a week and my back would ache so bad when I would bend down I could hardly straighten up. My sister was sick in bed for two months and doctored, but did not get any relief. She saw an advertisement of your med- cine and tried it and got better. She told me what it had done for her, and when I had taken only two bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound my head began to feel better. 1 continued its use and now I don’t have any of those troubles.”” — Mrs. L. J. HaNNAN, R,F,D, 1, Anamosa, Iowa. ENA = » S vance into France in the ea Celestials. o . of the war, was wounded by § it 3 : i fire in March of last year e o ; spected advanced positions, terest has been caused in Tokio by a cport that Japan and Fnglana have | ; - : ; 4 2 lf TOO Fat Gé? heen asked by Yuan-Shi-Kai to medi- ate between the central government V More Fres and the rebels in the interest of bring- about peace in China. There is no 3 : 4 Be Moderate in Your Diet onfirmation of this report here in : L . H tice Yous Woaistt Ol official quarters although it is be- 5 ’ Oil of Korein. licved that the entente allies would be | 2 X 3 . Lack of f ir it is sai glad to make some ammxzemmu1 i L ens the oxygen carrying po whereby hostilities could be brought ! 3 & the blood, the liver becomes § 10 a close in the far east. Conversa- e i oy fat accumulates and the ae tions between the powers concerning 4 : 3 : Lo many of the vital organs & China are believed to be going on con- E - : ered thereby The heart act] stantly but a high ofiecial of the Ja- : A : : veak, work is an eff panese foreign office said to the cor- ; : . | ety of the Aptwisi ReRlenier s aachid Bremie ) § Com . Fat put on by indoor life clear. The question as to the system 0 4 : B healthy and if natinin S of government that may obtain in Chi- { g . S g in throwing it oft a serioys na and the question as to what man i i s % obesity may result. will direct the government of China AR b - ; 5 : W i 3 When you feel that you ard are no concern of ours. We have no Y ’ £ TN 5 : too stout, take the matter in intention of interfering in the domes- ' : " N e ¢ once. Don't wait until you tic questions of China.” ¢ P o 2 has become a joke and you sl and ¥ ruined through ecarrying ard However, with “‘watchful vigilance™ : F . : burden of unsightly and uj the key note of Japan's attitude, it Is ¢ i o : . expected that should Japan & - 3 fat ests or the lives and proper: panese nationals be endangered Japan 3 R i . ; bly can in the open aid; breat would be forced to take some steps - - 4 ly, and get from Clark & towards the protection of her interests. S AL BERT B CU NG : Co., or any druggist a box of The Japanese press has been filled Korein capsules; take one aff the past week with reports of a prob- b5 meeal and one berore reti able agreement concerning China be- Senator Albert B. Cummins of Towa | prominent before the country for sev- |night. tween Japan and Russia. One newspa- |jg an avowed and active aspirant for | eral years in advocacy of progressive Weigh yourself every few d per even went so far as to publish | the republican presidential nomina- asures He is the successor in the | keep up the treatment until j What is called the text of the agree- | tion. In a recent interview in which |s e of the late veteran legislator, | down to normal. Oil of korei ment, but this was characterized as | he discussed the political situation he liam B. Allison, and is serving | solutely harmless, is pleasant false by the foreign office. The un- | said. I shall be very much disap- | his second full term. He is a Penn- | helps the digestion and even derlying idea of the alleged accord pointed if I do not start at the Chi- | sylvania man by birth, sixty-six ye days treatment has.been pepq that Russia was to recognize Jdpdns cago convention with 160 to.170 del-|old and before entering the senate in [show @& noticeable reduel speeial position in China. cgates.” Senator Cummins has been | 1908 was governor of Iowa. weight Spend as much time as yo