New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1916, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916. LIVED IN NEW BRITAIN TWENTY YEARS AND IS GLAD TO ENDORSE IT SAYS MR. LAWRENCE FAGAN Resident of 256 High Street is Still Another Lax-a-Tone Booster. Martin, the Lax-a-Tone expert at the Economy New England Drug Co., “the enthusiastic and well satisfied people in New Britain still continue to indorse Lax-a-Tone, they have done so in all the cities in the U. 8. The reason why is simply that Lax-a-Tone has the merit and is an up-to-date remec Mr. Fagan sa have suffered for a long time with headaches, was rather discouraged i I'am d I have used Lax-a-Tone as it surely and I heartily endorse it.” Many people here in New Britain suffer from constipation, malaria, are run-down and fagged-out. To these people Lax-a-Tone is a God send. Try a bottle and see how much better you will feel in one short week’s time. The Laxa-Tone man is at the Economy New Engl street, where he is daily introducing this remedy to t RIOTING AND FIRES w. a “Well,” said Mr. bioat and severe sick and had been sick so long. has done wonders for me bikous d Drug Co., 365 Main ew Britain public. INSTITUTE MUSEUM COLLECTION GROWS I. W. Creates Reign of Terror in Total of 377 People Visited Rooms S SR, AT Lush R of Two for Murder of Policemen, San Francisco, ganda of the Industrial Workers of i e |the World in Australia has been | marked by rioting and fire, according Museum of Natural History and Art|t, Sydney newspapers and passengers at the New Britain Institute yester-|reaching here today on the Oceanic liner Sonoma, A man named Scully led the I W. Workers in Sydney and organized a definite campaign, according to the | Sydney pap On October 20, | policeman was murdered and a most interesting | MeMbers of the I W. W. were everything | Tested and sentenced to death. There are | 1oWing this there was an outbreak of several species of cactus and also|incendlarism. Members of the or- some variety of rocks. These rocks | 8anization are alleged to have visited are almost livid, so red is the color- | Stores and saloons just before Ing and after looking at the speei. | €losed, and left incendiary bombs meéns it is easy to belleve all that is | Which started fires some time later. saig of the wonderous scenery in the | Fublic sentiment was so aroused, Arizona mountains and canyons. 2¢cOrding to the papers, that Scully Captain H. F. Ladbury of Company I | Was arrested. Later he turned King's has a special collection of Mexican | eVidence. money that is soon to be added ta the 14.—Propo- = Viewed With Interest. visited the day to view the collections of natural C history and Mexican curios brough® back to the city by New Britain sol- diers recently returned from beyder. This collection is one and includes about that was found in Arizona. a two ar- invited to Australia by the labor ad- other <ollections, and it is said that| [Ministration but this was denied. this collection of coins is unequalled At the time the Sonomao left Scully B e 5 | was being guarded against threatened Another interesting relic of the sol- | YRChing. diers’ stay on the border is a flint | lock frem an old United States army | rifle. that Private Burgess picked up | . .. ISESEeT EHa s This | Getting American Gold, They Harbor relic is bona fide inasmuch as the No Evil Designs. stamp “Harper's Ferry, 18 s casily | Field Headquarters, American Pun- tinguished. Whether this old flint | itive Expedition, Mexico, Nov. 14— lock was the fire arm of some fron- Followers of Francisco Villa 'hf;ve tiersman, ranger or soldier who met | been discovered in headquarters camp. his death in an TIndian war, or, Thus far, none have been molested whether it is all that marks the last , nor placed -in the stockade with the stand of a party of pioneers, is mere ore captured during the southward sretulation which adds greatly to the | drive of the punitive expedition. They Interest in it. | go about the camp openly and even | receive American gold, at the rate of | about a dollar a day, which is wealth for a peon. . These Villistas, however, harbor no evil designs against the Amerlcan troops. Neither do they talk about their affiliations with the bandit lead- er. For they now are Pacificos and declare that half of the poor people of - the southern republic would do just as they are doing, work in a de- sultory fashion for the army from the north, if given an opportunity. But few of the laborers stay long in camp. Their fear of Villa is too great. The threat Villa has made, to kill every man and woman who turns a hand for the “invaders,” strikes a chill to their hearts. VILLISTAS SATISFIED. EAVOR DAYLEIGHT SAVING PLAN. New York, Nov. 14—American railroads will be asked by the day- light saving committee to take the Initiative in putting in effect next summer the proposed plan to turn the®clock forward one holur in this country, it was announcel here today. BISHOP MILLS-PAUGH SINKING. Topeka, Nov. 14—Right Rev. Frank R. Mills-Paugh, bishop of the diocese of Kansas City of the Protes- tant Episcopal church who has been 111 for several weeks is sinking rapidly his physicians said. ! Corbin Cabinet | trimmed this noon bearing Messrs. Condon and | Madden | of the the | City ltems The Radio club will hold its first meeting af the season at the Y. M. C. A this evening at 8 o’clock. On Thursday evening the Swedish Republican club will meet in Electric hall and elect officers for the coming year, Star of Good Will lodge, S. of B., met last evening in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall. John Unites was awarded the weekly pr Peter cska was arrested at the Lock factory this morning on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. The man came to work drunk and created a dis- turbance, it s said. Officer William McCue made the arrest PAYS ELECTION BET, P. M. Condon of Bristol Proves Him- self Good Loser, As the result of an election bet made in Bristol by P. H. Condon, the well known horseman, and William Madden, the Bristol druggist, a gaily automobile arrivea in town and-Dr. Grimley of Bristol and John Moriarty of Waterbury. Here they were joinea ny James H. | Curtin and the whole party proceeded to Hartford and carried out the terms wager which Mr. Condon lost because he erred in deciding that President Wilson would carry the state of Connecticut. The automobile was liberally trimmed with bunting and both front and rear carried placards announc- ing that Madden won and Condon was a good loser. Mr. Madden, the Fol- | they | He claimed to have been § winner, rode on the front seat with the driver and the rest of the party wearing plug hats occupied the ton- neau. At Hartford the program called for dinners and theater parties this afternoon and evening. N0 LFT-UP IN BRITISH DRIVE IN ANCRE AREA (Continued From First Page). from the Gyergyo mountains, in northern Transylvania to the Ruman- ian frontier as a result of German and Austro-Hungarian attacks, says today’s German official statement. To the south of Tulghes pass, the state- ment adds, Bavarian and Austro-Hun- garian battalions made progress de- spite the tenacious defense of the Ru- manians. TO TRY CAPT. BEACH. Commander of Memphis Must Answer for Loss of Cruiser. ‘Washington, Nov. 14.—T 1 by court martial of Capt. Edward L. Beach of the armored cruiser Mem- phis, wrecked in a hurricane on a San Dominican reef several months ago with the loss of many lives was ordered to day by the navy depart- ment. Secretary Daniels said ‘the Memphis would not be salvaged as the work would cost about $3,000,000 and the Memphis was an obsolete type of war- ship. BUTTER % Mohican Creamery Ib 36, 5, $1.05 OLEOMARGARINE SWIETS'S . NONE PREMIUM BETTER 1 ib pkg 25¢ FRANKFURTS OR BOLOGNA ....Ib 121 /oc . LEGS OF YOUNG LAMB ...Ib 18¢ .1b 15c »16¢ * BUTTER PURE APPLE BUTTER . }| FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ...... | FANCY ROASTING VEAL . -LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS { RIB OR LOIN LAMB CHOPS ... HOME MAD CHOICE LAMB . 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L Washington, Nov. 14—Another great trans-Atlantic merchant sub- marine to take the place of the Bremen, sister ship of the Deutsch- land which was lost with all hands on her maiden vovage to the United States, now is being built in Germany. Definite information regarding the new vessel is lacking. The sub- marine, it is said here, will be purely mercantile in character. It is not known when the vessel will be ready for her first trip to the United State: The Deutschland, it was learned to- Gay, will not carry any regular mails from the United States to Germany on the coming trip. The operating company has not yet fully agreed to the service, because it is felt that the submarine service be- ing in the nature of an extraordinary one should command a higher rate, . FEDERAL EMPLOYES ORGANIZE. | But They Declare Against Engaging [ in Strikes. New York, Nov. 14.—Employes local federal offices have in organized the “federal employes union” under a | charter from the American Federa- | tion of Labor, it was announced to- day, and hope to make the organiza- tion a national scope. As all members are civil service employes they cannot participate in strikes. The constitution provides that under no circumstances shall the union engage in or support strikes against the United States government. The purpose of the organization, as stated in the constitution, is to pro- vide for the common welfare of the employes of the country, which may promote co-operation and tion and the betterment of the gov- ernment service in general. BUILDING Nov. 14 ce tod INDUSTRY. —The depart- announced steam, s and un- aggregating 405,884 tons were built in the United States during the ten months ending Nov 1. In addition, there were constructed for foreigners 36 wooden vessels of 372 gri tons and 11 steel vessels of 25,418 tons. Of the total tonnage 284, tons were steam craft. OUR SHIP ‘Washington, ment of comme that 968 sailing, rigged The finance committee of the Old- er Boys’' Conference to be held at the Y. M. C. A. next month met yes- terday and definite plans for a money raising campaign were made. The publicity committee meets this after- noon. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. Tomorrow morning the freshman class will be entertained in the audi- torium by members of the juniar class, who will act a scene taken from Shakespeare’'s “Twelfth Night.”” On organiza- | ! sir Join Our Christmas Grafonola Cluh Now MEMBERSHIP LIMITED. Do not wait until Come in now and let us memberships have been taken. all the explain how easy it will be for you to own a COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA on OUR NEW CLUB PLAN. No Deposits Pay Smail Amount Weekly Three Pians: PLAN “A” Columbia Grafonola $25. 50c WEEKLY Until Xmas. PLAN “B” PLAN «C” Columbia Grafonola, No. 75—Plan “C” Columbia Grafonola $50. $1.00 WEEKLY Unfil Xmas. Columbia Grafonola $75. $1.50 WEEKLY Until Xmas. Grafonolas will be held and delivered December 23. Immediate delivery by special arrangement. WE CARRY A LARGE AND COM- PLETE STOCK OF ALL COLUMBIA RE CORDS. JUR STORE IS EQUIPPED WITH PRIVATE RECORD DEMONSTRA- TING ROOMS. NEW BRITAIN’S LEADING TALKING MACHINE STORE BRODRIB & WHEELER Hallinan Bldg. 138 MAIN STREET Thursday morning the three upper lance. The thought of having the classes will witness the same scene. The cast of characters is as follows: Oliva .. . B Ruth Henry Toby . . Har Fogeson Andrew israel Nair is not a pleasant one. Therefore they B similar name that will not have the Fabian .... .. Lawrence Doolittle stigma of police on it would be fit- Malvolio ... Bdward Hungerford ting. This matter may be taken up at The report cards for the first two the safety board meeting tonight. months will be issued on Friday of this week. | TROLLEY HITS AUTOMOBILE. | i | | s o | A. Welant, Plumber, Figures in Early Morning Accident, “PATROLL” w. Dislike Ambulance. WOULD ERA - 5 Sugges- Hospi ugges plumber, com- | this morning | ness on the W. A, Weiant, plained to the police concerning alleged careles part of the Connecticut company. | claimed that as he drove his automo- | bile from West Main street into Main street the tional bank corner A petition has been sent to the safety board by the hospital authori- ties requesting that same action be taken in regard to renaming and re- lettering the police patrol ambulance. Inasmuch as the hospital uses the about 8:10 o'clock the/North end trol- ambulance so much for cases, ley car w suddenly speeded past the and pays $2 into the treasury | Church street corner and bumped into through the police department for | his car. The mud guard and running cach trip, the authorities feel that; board of Mr. Welant's machine were the name should be changed to a more | bent. fitting one. It is claimed that the lettering on |1 the patral, “Department of Police Service,” is objectionavle to many families that have to use the ambu- ile Mr. Weiant blames the trol- ¢ company, as do several other wit- nesses, some witnesses declare that the plumber tried to dodge in ahead of the trolley. At a Court of Probate holden at police wagon drive up to their homes New Britain, within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin, in the County of Hart- Present, Bernard F. Estate of Emma J. New Britain, in said Upon the petition Smith of said New that an instrument purting to be the 1 ment of said deceas of in think that a change in name to ‘“De- ford and State of Connecticut, on the partment of Public Safety” or some 13th day of November, A. D, 1918, affney, judge. Smith Britain writd late of district deceased. Augustus G. ,praying ng pur- will and testa- d may be proved, approved and admitted to probate, as per appli pea; it is Ordered—T heard on the 20th day 1916, at 9 o’clock and (that notice be dency and place of he: lishing this order in said New tion in said district, a copy thereof, on t post in the Town o in ‘said district, and r By order ir gi in hat said and determined He | Office, in New Britain, in said district, of November forenoon, the pen- of said application and the time g thereon at the n the ven of some ne Britain, having a cir and by he f New return of Court, MORTIMER H. CA application ation on file more fully ap« be Probate A, D, by pub- aper ula- posting public sign- Britain, make, MP, Clerk. HARD NIGHT AND DBEMOAN FACT THAT You TO ARISE AND WHEN, OF A MORNING, You ARe. DEAD WORLD AFTER A — AND (OU ARE AWAKENED BY THE ALaRm CLOCK AT THE USUAL To THE a7, By BRIGGS ALL OF A SUDDEN You ‘ReEALIZE | T'S — Ano r PlLLow A GRAND - AN \-ous FE o | — AND You YAWN‘l — You SINK BACK ON e 'L oL OH_H—H»H~H AIN'T - euu'? Less to.+ HouTEN