New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1916, Page 15

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY NEW BRITAIN, CONN. The Coolest Under- vear Unien Suits $1.60 and $1.50 Athletic Style 50c per garment Auto Dusters $2.00 to $5.00 Outing Shirts 50c to $1.50 Flannel Trousers i t ¢ t t « b DEUTSGHLAND IN DANGER OF MESH (Continued From First Page). 1 1 P fede the ssession of the Appam, which the al district court has awarded to English owners. 1 bt f ¥ Disappears From View, rtress Monroe, V Av hteen hours after the Gern raerchant submarine De ms(hldnd iled fram Baltimore on her return Jovage to Germany, she had not been cighted from the Virginia Capes or in Hampton Roads. Much surprise ws reports brought by? passengers on incoming coastwise steamer that one allied warship was on guard today off the capes. At 2 o'clock the Deutschland mot been sighted at the cape t t v 1 =l | | ccasioned here by only 1 had AUSTRIANS CAPTURE 18,000, Berlin, Aug. 2, by Wireless to Say- ville—The bture during the month of July of more than 18,000 Russ: announced by Austro-Hun army headquarters in its statement of August 1. FIVE INDICTED. True Bills Reported "Frisco Outrage. 'ound in San F charging the grand now Au Indictments were voted today by jury against five of the per- under arrest in connection preparedness parade homb of July 22, according to uthentic reports. INJURED. 2.—Timothy a walked out of neisco murder With the explosion seemingly ¢ SOMNAMBULIST A O’Rourke, 32, single, third story window while asleep early today, and althoush the fall was forty feet and the pavement unyieldin man had no bones broken. the hospital seriously hurt however. Stamford, internally, AMERICAN PRESTIGE Washington, Aug. 2 Morris, American minister conferred with President conditions in the S countries. He said Amerl n Europe had been greatly outbreak of the pr S INCREASES Ira Nelson to Sweden, Wilson to- aindinavian n tige increased sent w pre he COMPROMISE Washington, Aug. department today notified internal revenue collectors to accept offers of |2 dollars from corporations and five dollars from individuals in compro- ise for penalties for delinquency king income tax returns for 1915. e order modifies anothe providing 0 penalty for individuals and cor- PENALTIES. 2.—The treasury als XAMINATIONS, clerks and zar- POST OFFIC Examinations for riers will be held at the local post office on October Information and blanks may be obtained from the s retary of the 1l civil service mission, Frank S. Cadwell Streidle been appointed a tute by Postmaster Dela sut er \TAL. —Arthur son shipyard in St night by 5 KICK : HORS “Bridge wged Dedell, William in Strat- Vincent's He s horse in A married, Bedell, of tord, Conn., died Hospital here last kicked in the abdomen the shipyards on Monday port, 3 owr a a KENTUCKY * Washington, At and Representativ rouse of Kentucky wilson today to open the campaign in Kentucky when he visits Hodgensville, K September 4, to speak D Abraham Lincoln. WANTS WILSON. g. Senator James ntrill 1 President democratic urged 1e thplace of will have as0 playground dircctor: of the thi The their second outing Lake Compounce Judge and Mrs. W. Act as the chaperones. Mangan cation at Narragansett Pier. trip to Wore: vacation enjoying a st Gallivan Believe the land of Thomas York, can commerce."” went to the foreign relations commit- Asquith sphere: prerx MATHEMATICALLY O. K. But Visibility Enters the Field and Administers K. O. 28.—An airship at 4,000 s able to make obser- surface of ground 300 miles in diameter, according to infor- mation collected in the discussion of the services that aireraft has rendered | during the An aviator at 1,000 vards height has within his vision a zone seventy-five miles in diameter Accordingly, the Abbe Morcaux of the Bour observatory has figured { out that an aviator of the entrenched camp of Paris at 1,000 yards’ hcight | is able to see as far as Chartres, Or- | ans, Beauvais, Amiens and the Ger- man front beyond Compeigne, with the eity of Laon. This visibility, matically, is Iy ever, In practice, because condltions are scldom just ri Paris, July yards' height Vations over a Dr. Kelly seach. Kelly and James from Ocean | and have Mrs. J. L. returned Villiam Miller a tri o Poughkeeps left today on Miss C »end her will Maine. 1therine McNamara vacation at Trybers, | | | i h Alice Hart will spend the re- mainder of the summer at Oak Bluf Miss Julia Gold is spending her va- S el possilNe, how- atmospheric ht for it. W. L. Humason left a | ster. today on James Thompson will vacation in Dorset, Vt. Stanley DECRER. Mrs. ANOTHER 1er spend Germany asures to Remove 1kes M. Belgi n Competition. Netherlands, Jul she was alr the export of cultural and AMrs, Was Philip teh Hilr B. is stopping 2t The ¥ Notwithstanding that | largely monopolizin Holland’s surplus a other food products, Germany has just taken measures with a view to re- moving Belgian buying competition from the Dutch market. A decree I been issued in Belgium prohibiting communes and dealers from import- ing goods from Holland. Applicatior to make such purchases must be sub- mitted to Berlin. The result distress was alr gue, ady Mi K at McKenzie is s Watch Hill. R. yending her Mr. and Mrs. C. Germond are | 1k Blu | WOULD BREAK RFLA\TI()\\\ | Been Impudent and Insulting. Washington, Aug. 2.—Representa- ive Galli of Massachusetts, duced a resolution today hat Belgium, where ady acute, is deprived of an indispensable supply of goods, and the great difficulties which the American Relief commission is exper- iencing with-cargo space does not al- | low of the adequate and speedy re- placement from that quarter. that n, intro- proposing “recommendation be that diplomatic ions between the United States ireat Britain be terminated at once,” of the exclusion from Hughes Kelly of New treasurer of the Irish Relief “impudent and insulting 1t Britain toward Ameri- a made to president rela- and 1 | | Eng- because MANN BLOCKS APPROPRIATION. shington, Aug. 2.—Objection Republican Leader Mann prevented passage by the house to of the { resolution, passed yesterday by the nate, appropriating. $540,000 for re- | lief of flood sufferers in Southern stat Representative Mann posed that money appropriated by the relief resolution and spent on roads in the flooded districts should be sub- tracted from state allotments under | the good roads act. | and 7 of Gri und, wcts As a matter of course the resalution ce. pro- ASQUITH ON CONFERENCE, Aug. 2, 4:50 p. m.—Premier on opening the discussion in he house of commons taday on the csolutions of the Paris economic con- erence said the British government 1ad entered the conference with two »hjects in view. The first was to con- ince the Central Powers that the en- ente allies, whatever their views on he economic policy, were resolved to age war in complete unity anq de- crmination in economic as in military London, DEMOCRATS TO CONVEN i New York, Aug. 2.—The demo-| cratic state committee today set| August 11 for an unoflicial state con- | vention at Saratoga. i | LOTTERY OPERATOR FINED. | The second was to make New Haven, Au —Heavy fines' tions for the period following | With costs were given in city court to-| he declaration of peace in view of the | day to saloonkecepers who operated an own attitude and will of the Ger-| Italian lottery, and «me men who dis- | tributed the tickets. | the | tery. 1 tion HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1916. SAYVILLE MAN HAS DOUBLE AFFLICTION Patriclk to Attena ( Smith, Leaving Aunt’s Funeral, Hears of Mother's Death, Smith of Sayville, I leaving his home yeste to this city where he was t the funeral of kG he re ram notifying him of mother in Ireland. came on to this city however, and s flower bearer at Mrs wsady’s funeral this morning. The all bearcrs were P, C. Smith, Samuel Thomas, Martin Humphrey, James flerty, M roll and ! Nolan nd the ot flower were aniel Griflin and Fred Anderson. The funeral of Mrs, C: was held from St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock, the officiating clergvmen being Rev. John E. Fay, Rev, William Krause and Rev. John T. Winte Rev. Father Krause read the comm tal service at the grave in the "new Catholic cemetery. As Patrick o1 sland, was en route to be a flower Lis aunt, Mrs, ceived a cable death of his 1 as bearer Brid ssady, He ssady Nolan, Thomas Nolan was at 0 Patrick s in the Thon of Joseph’s church o’clock this morning, Rev Daly officiating. Interment w new Catholic cemetery. The fune: held from St Mable Doris Wood. The funeral of Mable Doris Woods was held from her parents’ home on North Sheflield street o'clock this afternoon. Rev. H. ofliciated and interment was in Fairview ceme- X Walter Warren Fenton. services for W ven Fenton were held thi at 2 o'clock from win chapel in Fairview cemetery. I. Bodley officiated and interment in Fairview cemete $1.95. SIZE lter War- afternoon Memorial | Rev. 1 was Funeral Six Members Pr dey o AWARDED COMP Norwich, Aug. 2—Annic of New London, widow of Barnum E Crane, a 1\m‘u||n for the Southern New England Telephone Co., who was shocked to m(.\h while at work on pole, on July 8, was awarded weekly for weeks by Compensa- Commi Donahue, toda are and medi added. ATTON sed For K. C Paris, membe: Av ance were citec of the day of th were Brooke Philadelphi of Glouce: of New Y Colorado Wheeler Clark of men named are dun region unc Herbert Townsc The p coolnes; 86 3y er, ork, Sprin sioner funeral al There ) expenses of APPRAISERS ON AP Norfolk, Aug. Appr: were named by Federal Judge dill today to fix the v the liner preliminary to on a that the ship over English owne bond the appeal court’s against the prize er: - A} ue of passing turned s under from the German Appam motion to her pending decision crew. be under CANDIDATE New York, Hughes had eppointment n Str Ernest Shackleton’s Own Pictures Of His Experiences in the Antarctic .. part of hi i tion outing wturday and itinf at W a v n Willc Stoning barn, hor nd part arm, the home member of the ture, were p from The loss is were out out. A is thou which Myst abou ind t machin ht to 1 set the ANOTI Hartford whose pasture nue had been cantionary meas 1thrax, sionc A take I th Commis ed condit other cow victim of the carcass was at order of the st is thought to I tion. FROM MEDEM.PHOTOS] BY SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON [Upper- ANTARCTIC ICE PACK= Lower, SHIP LYING ON HER SIDE IN ICE O wde by | the twenty-two men left on Elephant ckleton himself during | Island last April when his expedition antarctic expedition. The, ‘l'mnn\(‘d from the south polar zone show cenc in the great szm'hvrn"l‘!m relief party left Punta Aren ice pack and his vessel almost on her | July 12 on the schooner Emma, beam ends in the ice. According to J wheh was to be towed far south | | two pictures w sh These rnest sent a o ge received at Buenos Air as possible by a Chilean government Argentina, Shackleton has reached | steamer after which it was the inten- the ice fields in his effort to rescue | tion of the explorer to contnue his his men. for reports Yelcho has ala, Patagonia, in a d tion after towing the | of the Shackleton pedition 240 miles south of Cape Horn. The Emma contineud her voyage toward Ele- phant Island after the Yelcho left her. | search for London that the Chilean arrived at Ush- maged condi- chooner Ema ACTUAL VAL time the v to Courage, Fire and Skill ¢ s of the Ame o t Leonard m By N Yonlkers, Flushing, w 1 na ven fir veying wounded. WASH SK OS5 C Picld 30 ican in oday Tho erett Colo. N. ¥ orking the and fo: W p. field a ¥ in Al ellen &‘5} TEORD R ARTFORD ONEPRICE €0 m lH 116 ASYLUM ST HARTFORD. HE A AMERICANS HONORED Amt Coolness, arrying Injured the French army. Edwards Hilton Sy m - an th cti Henry - il cc i m.—Si mbu- | .,,4. hulance Un- order They of yonagle Potter on of Walter d John All the e Ver- on of White. urago, n con- RICHTER & CO. MEMBLERS NEW YORK STOCK FXCHANGX Represented by E. W. Eddy. 81 West Main St., City Hall Duilding Telephone 1¥ 20 Scovill Mfg. Co. 50 North & Judd 50 Standard Screw 100 Stanley Works 100 Eagle Lock Co. 100 New Britain Ma- chine 5 Hart & Cooley 20 Colt’s Arms 50 Union Mfg. Co. 50 American Brass 100 Landers, Frary & Clark 100 Niles Bement Pond 100 American Hardware 10 Stanley Rule & Level Co. FINANCIAL NEWS SPEE!AL ISSUES SHOW IRREGULARITY Bethlehem Steel Takes Drop on First Sale in Week NH&HRR 60 Y Ont & West. 26% Northern Pacific .111% orfolk & West ..129 Penn R R 56% Peoples Gas ... 102 Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons Reading Rep I & S com tep I & S pfd Southern Pacific Southern Ry Southern Ry Studebaker Tenn Copper Texas Oil Third Ave Union Pacific . 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In the main, rails showed further hesita- speci pressur: s Petroleum, a point War Closing.—Canadian movement to lower 1 hour, with concur- Union Pacif Read- The closing ws heavy Stock | street, led the s in the fins rent declines in ing and Steel. sues on the Hartford Stock Ex: change Today live is exchangd War stocks were the only sues on xchange quota- | tions furnished Richter & Co., | members of the New York Stock I2 change. Represented by E. W. ddy. Aug. 1916 High Low the Hartford stock Standard t Scovill demand and closed at 8. Colt’s also showed renewed vigor and was quoted at 815-8 the clo New York today. 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