New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 4

smoker will conclude the evening's entertainment. Lieutenant Arthur Jolinson of Com- pany. E was officer of the day at the armory today. Lieutenapt Rand will take charge in that capacity tomor: row. 5 Col. Goodman Reviews Men. 'Col. Richard J. Goodman, com- inanding the First Regiment, was also present this afternoon when the - $ troops were mustered into the federal , James McDermott and B. L} ovice " “rhe colonel reviewed the chwell. men as they stood erect and at atten. the men who have applied | tion and made his personal enumera- tion. listment in each company are 5 < Another post office employe to seek ral who were not elghteen years| ., iment is James Klnl:y?’ and they were rejected bscause | The men at the armory do not know could” ot obtain “their parents’ | just when the regimental post sur- nt. Because of “the uew rule | Seon will arrive to give them their S ¥ federal physical examination, but he ding that all men must be exam- | 4 gypected late this afternogd or to- and sworn in at the armory, the | morrow. Every man will have to be uiting station at the green h examined. In each company it is ex- temporarily closed. So has the ville recruiting office : that has ‘in charge of Corporal Haglau P. a Plainville boy. neral Secretary- C, H. Ba . M. C. A, ‘has tendered the; sol- the use of the $wimming pool hower baths. and they are' tak- tage of it, marching to the tion Building in Squads. Com- pued from First Page.) Ry s 4| pected that there will be a number REORGANTZATION OF o B men still mess at the Hotel B 10 o’clock company reports of Low and Griswold showed | and fifty-five men to. B¢ STATE AUTO DEPT Hartford, March 80.—The senate today received & favorable report on the reorganisation of the automobile t in mpan: com- | department of ffice of secretary i & o zanne ¥ of state with ‘%fidofl for & com- b report showed eighty-four men 6 officers present. In B com- there were: four absentees, two ‘were oyt of town.. One was g d and Sergeant Wil- still at the local hos- " Brown'’s conditlon is pre: however, and all 3 umonia d. He will be able to re- fis command within & few daya. 1y ‘had. six absentees, but none The au- d several orders . men for physical on a seo- -the men may be able 1082 n Low of Company| out a list' of tentative of non-commissioned 18 not yet prepared to nominatis tion and thus observe who alified. He states that he s plan as it will te; b to avold “reducing” he should not Getting Impatient, of ‘both Company and I are getting impatient at d at the armory. Thye are action and are anxious to d out of New Britain, either _governmental post, traint | other city. Still, no one, n‘: officers, has the remotest A the order will come to move the ultimate destination <fome of the men have ex- k desire to be sent back to the der, others want to be sent rt on the Atlantic coast, - others training in the .film The genersl opin- » that when the time ‘move, the local units will p #ome city in'the east to do m Appointments. Z 4 yesterday, Private E Company I has been com- R & first lleutenant, Sergeant , of the same company Aypointed. a second lieuten- Second Lieutenant Arthur B eompany has been pro- st loutenant. In the case y I men both are #he ratification of their dls- 's that they.may formal- commissions. Lieuten- in will be assigned as putenant of Company I and dArthur Johnson will be re- "Airbt leutenant of B com- ‘Grifith will go to as battalion ad- = and men of Com- i3l assenible at Turner hall to enjoy an informal ban- J. Rau, commanding lion, will be one of speakers. Sergeant also be called upon for ht Dewey M. Norton as 1 Private O’Brien. rel ‘Crean will preside at Aeutenant Chamber- & prominent part “exercises. A missioner of automobiles. Two other automobile bills peceived were those providing that ‘miotor vehicles must carry either a mirror or reflector and the other providing that any motor vehicle which!' is;so constructed that’ the driver is unable to hear a signal given by another from behind, trav- eling in the same direction, shall place & person on the rear of such wehicle, whose duties it shall be to notify such driver of the approach of vehicles from the rear. er bills were passed amending er of the Clinton Eléctric Light and Power company, giving it permission toiissue $100,000 in bonds $30,000 in bonds for ex- penditures in comstruction and in tak- ing over the bends of the Joy Con- struction company; amending the charter of the Bridgeport Brass com- pany so that its capital stock shall not exceed $5,000,000; continuing to the mext General Assembdly the com- mittes 'Which recently reported on the proposition to have & digest made of Connecticut laws. In the house there was reconsidera- New York, March 30.—The opinion of the National Guard concerning the method of raising a big army is di- vided, and two separate recommenda- tions will be sent to congress. These recommendations ag: in advocat- favors retention of the present National Guard, although un- der federal control, while the other ddes not mention ;the militia. ‘The first of thess recommendations was adopted yesterday at the close of the National Defense convention of the National Guard Association of the United States. It provides that the National Guard be'taken out of the militia class and become “a verit- able federal force” under control of the general staff. After the convention had adjourned militiamen assembled in the same ar- mory, called by the Universal Service committes of veterans of the National Guard and Naval Militia, and adopted resolutions favoring “universal mili- Ltary training and service under exclu- stve federal control for all male citi- gzens of the United States of suitable age.” OCALLS FOR HOME GUARD, Hartford, March 30.—Numerous requests have been presented to Home Guard authorities for guards for prop- erty, mostly of a public™ character. Those making the requests are asked to lay the matter before their local authorities first, since it is not the purpose, desire or intent of Home Guard organization, to' step in where local governments are provided with means to care for situations which may develop. P T S TR A At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis- trict of Berlin, in the county of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the 30th day of March, A, D. 1917. Present, BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. Estate of Julius E. Woodruff, late of Berlin in said district deceased. Upon the Petition of James W. ‘Woodruft of .said Berlin, praying that Laetters of Administration may be granted on said estate, as per applica- tion on fille more fully appears it is ‘That said application be d deternined at the Probate said application and the time and placé of hearing thereon, by publigh- ing this order in ‘some newspaper published in said New Britain, having a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-post in the Town of Berlin, in said District, and return ‘make. MORTIMER H. CAMP, Clerk. NEW 'BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1017. | |CONN. HAT MFG. ¢ RAILROAD ARCADE ANNOUNCE THEIR SPRING OPENING ‘ With a Most Up-to-Date Collection' of Hats Ever Shown in New Britain. Your Hat Is Here among the SEVENTY-FIVE Different colors and styles we carry. 'LET A HATTER DO wlong\studyandmaldngof Hats, we are able to fit correctly and appearance in regard to style - Conn. Hats $150 to When you buy a HAT, buy of us. When your friend wants a HAT, bring him to BRISTOL ORDER.RESUMED IN SPAIN, Revolutionary Movement Causes An- nouncement of* Martial Law. ‘Washington, March 30.—A revolu- tibnary movement which resulted in the calling of a general strike was di- recétly responsible. for the suspension yesterday by Spain of constitutional guarantees, according to ‘an officlal despatch received today by Ambas- sador Riano from Madrid. The government, having arrested tlie signers of the strike manifesto, is said in the despatch now to be re- lying upon the ‘“common sense” of workmen and the effectiveness of the measures taken to preserve public order. The country was quiet at the time the despatch was sent. BRITISHERS ANXIOUS TO AID U. S, New Bedford, March 30.—Sixty membets of the British Veterans’ as- sociation of this city signed a resolu- tion last night, declaring. their will- ln‘gne!a “to go the limit” in any kind us. Our Service goes with every and Block Every Hat bought FREE OF CHARGE. CONN. HAT . % of service that they might be called upon to perform to assist the United States government “to defend and keep unsullied the proud name she now bears as defender of justice, hu- manity and civilization. 'Most of the signers have had military experience. MUNITIONS WORKERS LAID OFF. Twelve Hundred Skilled Men Idle in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, March 30.—~Twelve hun- dred men “employed in the Twenty- eighth street plant of the Westing- house Electric and Mfg. Co., weére idle today for the first time in two years. ‘Last night a big contract for seven- inch explosive shells for. a foreign government was completed, and the men were told there was nothing more for them to do: They are all skilled workmen and will be absorbed by other steel mills in the district, where labor is in heavy demand. INCREASE COST OF SUGAR BEET. Lansing, Mich, March {§.—Differ- ence between sugar beet growers and sugar manufacturers of Michigan were adjusted today when the manufactér- ers, appealed to on patriotic grounds by Governor Sleeper, agreed to the de- mands of the best farmrs for an i crease of one dollar a ton. The gove ernnor told the manufacturers th: the situation confronting the nation required a maximum food production and urged them to forget the question.;the upper poois. 1 ©f profits, WILL DISCUSS SURPLUS MILK. The matter of surplus milk will be discussed at tonight’s meeting of the New Britgin Milk Dealers’ associa- tion at the Chamber of Commerce raoms. The dealers have taken ‘the matter up with the producers and the Tesult will be talked over tonighti All members of the association are re- quested to attend. BUTTER MOHICAN - GREAMERY - Native Eggs .....doz 35¢ BRICK or MUENSTER CHEESE 1 32c A lb42e, & $1.21. Swift’s Premium Oleo. . .1Ib pkg New Rolled Qats ..51bs gie‘gcl)w Corn l 4 c Pompeian Olive Oil ... Y-pt can 20c Prepared Buckwheat 31bs 1 5c 27c 23c v B P S FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT .......Ib 18¢ PURE LUNCHEON C ] ” CLEAN BROKEN RICE ............Ib MOHICAN PANCAKE FLOUR pkg MOHICAN MINCE MEAT .......3 pkgs ‘B¢ 10c 25¢c 0COA lbzoc OAKLAND BRAND JUNE 14c THE f{r::ll;)frl: “nd b 18c Shoulder Roast Beef . > 18¢C Fresh Pork « Sausageor....lb 22c We Clean us, ONCE, i Nearly 20,000 Men Out of Woek ; Monongahela Valley: er, due to a break'in & dam ¥ prevents tow boats from o s Government engineers say. il take three or four weeks to pairs. The dally output of the min is 100,000 tons. | 3 DIES IN PENITENTIARY., Leavenworth, Kas., March 30.—El H. Redman, one of the men convicted in connection with the alleged elec- tion conspiracy at Terre Hauite, Ind. died heére today in the federal peni- tentiary, where he was serving a five year sentence. He formerly was a circuit judge. MONEY SAVIG SATURDAY PECIALS 10HICAN MARKHET 8, March 30.—John K¥t, to Bave been a Russian sol- four years, was arrested; at ne this morning with railraad and other explosives on his ‘who is 39 years old, was taken Hudson, N. Y., where he will he, on charges of carrying econ- 2 weabons, vagrancy and wil be ined as to his sanity. "¥OUTH IS AVIATION OFFICER. . Brattleboro, March 30.—Fred: Ho Spaulding received word' yesterday of the appointment of his son, Ira “‘D. Spaulding of Reading, 'Pa., as a first Heutenant in ‘the aviation corps of the wrmy. When he secured his license in 1912 after a coursé at an ‘aviation school, Spaulding was the youngest licensed aviator in the country. e ORANGES Sweet, Juicy, Sunkist 2 doz 35¢ SWEET JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES doz 19¢ EXTRA HEAVY GRAPE FRUIT .... .4 for 5¢ FANCY FLORIDA CELERY ........stalk 10c CALIFORNIA JUICY LEMONS ......doz 19c e ORI/ 1 B FORES OF YOUNG LAMB ...........Ib 160 CHOICE BACON (by the strip) ........Ib 25c RIB OR LOIN LAMB CHOPS ..........Ib 22c FRESH PORK LOINS ...........Ib FANCY ROASTING i 23c 23c 2 . 'PEACHES ......2 Ibs MUSCATEL RAISINS ......2 Ibs New Meaty PRUNES ......3 Ibs