New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1917, Page 12

Murod skall When he was struck bv a guard with a clubbed rifie. There were three riots during the day, but the dsorder was almost con- tinuous from the first outbreak until order was finally restored by troops. All offenders are locked in cells at night. The first disorder came at breakfast when 900 ‘convicts shcwed displeasure’ over an order issued by Warden Bowen that hereafter prison- CAP'!‘ BIDDLE N SERVE IN FRANCE The Classified Columns are your agents—the penny ads reach hundreds in the city every week night and the chances are that several read- - ers out of the hundreds will |} ers could receive no visitors except Joliet, I1l., June 6.—After ong pris- oner bad been killed, eight severely injured, and several others hurt yes- terday during -three riot outbrezks 3 it tlp State prison by 1,000 convicts, [ & rainstorm drove the last 200 of the Ts to the cell house, although y had substantially refused to move Before, the bayonets of National n who quelled the outbreak. res set within the prison buildings royed the prison yards buildings, ng e total loss of $200,000, Bev- &l other bulldings weére damaged by ‘Jehri Murphy. lfe convict, said to leader of the riot, suffered a relatives. Shouting disapproval the men beghn throwing table ware and breaking furniture and driving the guarde to cover. The second outburst followed an in- cendiary blaze in the chair factory about three hours later. The prison firemen were assaulted and driven back by convicts when an attempt was made to extinguish the blaze. By the use of the fire hose upon the con- victs the assiilants: were driven back. The threatening attitude of the con- victs caused the warden to ask for state troops. The troops in Jolict are In federal service, and an order had to.'be obtained from army ‘headquar- ters in Chicago, By the time the sol- diers arrived fires had been set ' in several places, threatening the entire prison. The outbreak of unruly prisoners then becamie so threatening that.Cap- tain Hamlet C. Ridgway ordered the soldiers to drive the men back with fixed bayonets while the fire depart- ‘ment fought the flames. As the sharp points of the steel penetrated the cloth- ing'of those in .the front ranks of the convicts they winced and finally broke into a run that carried all the outlaws to the prison walls. There the men were told that .they .must return. to the cell house. . With the flames crackling near them the men refused to yleld., apparently hoping that the fire. woyld release’ all' to the . /open fields. As the flames began to quench many convicts 'gave up. All except about 200 of the convicts were then placed under lock and ‘key. The remainder sullenly stood their ground and the officers decided not to fire on the men except 'as a last resort. Rain began to fall in‘ torrents on the pfisoners, and they surrendered to gain shelter. All were quickly placed in the steel-barred cells, and the riot was over. .In the meantime Major J. V. Clinnon arrived ‘with a second de- tachment of troops and guards were thrown around every,part of the poni- tentiary. Captain Ridgway was de- talled to stay on duty at the prison antil all danger was over. ‘While the tightening of prison rules was sald to be the sole cause of the disorder, Hinton .C. Clabough of tre federal bureau of investigatoin at ) cago sent eight mien to defermine what M if any, objection to conscripticn E YOUR OWN PAINT m I-&. M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and your own Linseed Oil. Youolmingw power. The L& M P durability and cover- INT is so y good that it is known as the gmfivel ‘Master Paint.”” It's produced by one factory management and sold by only one gwpofdumloemdinvarbum the U. 8. This plan has always enabled us émprove Inqmlityalddm!ho cost to you, 'lm ‘the best of other high grade L &M Paint—made ready-for-use —will cost i 92.00 a gallon. paints cost you YOU SAVE 780 AQALLON O EVERY GALLON OF PAINT YOU USE Wor Bale by THEJOHN BOYLE CO. H..C. THOMPSON, Plainville . Y'S NEW BRISTOL HDWE CQ., Bristol RESTAURANT IS NOW OPEN EVENINGS The proper piace for any member of the family to eat when out at night. Refined surroundings. Every convenlence for ladies lflww The same excellemi food served as during Leo R. Sullivan, Prop. the ‘day. ALL KINDS OF OB PRINTING First Class Work at Re-somblg Prices Eastern Weekly Publ. Co. 53 CHURCH ST. New Britain, Conn. OHN BI1DDLE . Colonel John Biddle, ent of the Military academy at West Point, has been relieved. and assigned to. command the new Sixth regiment of engineers now being organizéd in ‘Washington for service in France. The demand for engineers in France. has made the . experienced engineer. officers ‘of the United States army eager to perform active service. STUDENT PHILLIPS IS ARRESTED AGAIN “Moral and Physical Coward, Not a ‘Conscientous Objector,” Says Marshal McCarty, New* York, June 6.—Notwithstand- ing that the registration booth op- posite his home was kept open for nearly three-quarters of an hour to give ‘him an opportunity to register, Charles Francis Philiips, 'the Colum- bia university student of 838 West End avenue, failed to comply with the law, ‘and shortly before midnight last night was taken into custody by five agents of the department of justice as he was- entering his home. Two | TO of the agents had remained on watch at his home for an interval. ‘When the agents first called at the Phillips’ home they learned that . he was absent. One man was stationed at the 100th Street entrance and an- other at the West End avenue en- trance to watch for him. The others drove away in an automobile. Phillips was traced to the room of Owen Cat- tell, son of Professor Cattell of Co- lumbia, in a dormitory at 116th stréet and Broadway. Seated be- tween the agents in the automobile, phillips was driven to his home, and later, waving a hand to the report- ers, he was driven to the Tombs. When United -States Marshal Mc- Carty learned at 9 p. m. that Phil- ips, who had boasted that he would not present himself for registration despite the fact that he was 23 years old, had carried out his threat, he dispatched the deputies to arrest him, The marshal took this action, the first of its kind in his office, because he had personally pleaded with the youn man to 'do his duty, and, as -he said, “not to disgrace his family with any foolish notions that he was & mar- tyr or an anarchist.” He told Phil- lips that he would unquestionably be sent to prison for a year and would then be forced to register if he car- ried out his threat. “I have ' taken this' action,” sald the marshal, “bécause this young man is a moral and a physical coward, and he is not a conscientious objector in any sense of the.word.. He has made slurring remarks. about the government, has refused well-meant | advice of his people. his friends, and his lawyer.” ARTISTIC - FRAMING The J. C. Ripley Art Co.,, BRANCH STUDIO IN West Main St., New. Britam, ©Onun, NAGLE SANITARIUM =_AND ‘AL. PRIVATR solely by 4 MARY E, NAGLE, R, N. Denison Garage Liveny Cars for hire, day and night. Storage, Supplies and Repairing. Phone 324. FOK SALE Business or residential site, corner East ‘Main and Harvard streets, Ex- cellent location with over 300 feet of improved frontage on East Main 8t. H. N. LOCKWOOD, City Hall Phone 606-3 superintend- "ro be interested in your propo- | sition. TO RENT, TO RENT—Five room tenement, all improvements. Inquire 72 Maple St. 6-6-4dx ST R A DR S v D TO RENT—Tenement of five rooms, second floor, new house. 488 Stan- ley street. Inquire down stairs. e TO RENT—Tenement of six rooms, first floor, modern ' improvements, 31 Franklin Square. 6-6-tf TO RENT—Seven room apartment, 96 Harrison street. 837-4. 6-5-d43x TO RENT—Five room « tenement wlth improvements. 16 J'oh’n 8t. 6-5-d5x TO RENT—Furnished house for the . summer, 47 Beaver street. 6-6-3dx SR R T A R N T TO RENT—Two tenements, improve- ments,” four rooms. Inquire 36 Connerton street. 6-5-8dx TO RENT-First floor § rooms. latest improvements.. Inquire at D. A. App-n’u 448 Woest Mnln street. 6-4-3a TO REN'.I"—'I room cottage, Hart St., $35.0¢ room .2 family - house, Me!'.ll ave. $30.00; & room 2 fam- ily house. Geo. A. Qulglcy, 277 Main street. R 5-23-tf TO RENT—Five rooms first = floor tenement; all modern ' improve- ments. 189 Fairview street, (In- qiire second floor)f * 6-4-3ax TO RENT—&}: cottage; central- 1y located, also, four room . ten- ement, second floor. Apply John A. Andrews & Co., 132 Main street. 6-4-6d TO REN'I'-—Nlcoly furnished rooms, : electric lights. 83 Maple street. o 8-2-4a TO' RENT—Five room tenement, anl modern ' improvements, 130 Cherry street. 6-2-t¢ TO RENT—June 15th, lower floor, six rooms, 64 ‘Harrison. 8t., 'Phone. 1509. - 6-1-tf TO RENT—First floor tenement, five rooms, modern improvements. In- quire 76 Pleasant street, second floor. 5-31-tf TO RENT—Four room tenement, 65- inthrop street. 5-29-tt TO RENT—Five rooms, all improve- ments. 47 Glen street. Tel. 2057-3. 5-11-" TO Rmfl—ren;ent. four rooms, all improvements. | Inquire 470 .Arch street. 5-7-te TO RENT—Flat of seven room: ut coal range, gas and electric light. 359 Main street. Apply sams aum- ver, Tel. 1771. v 5-22-tf RENT—Office rooms, second floor. Apply Sovereign Trading Co., 163 Main street. 5-8-tf TO RENT—Store for commercial use in Herald Building. Frontage, 67 Church stret., Apply Herald Pub. Co. 5-10-tt —-———___= WANTEN. N. WHAPLES of 685 Arch would like reliable position. WANTED—Boys of fiftéen years. Ap- ply Fox's theater. 6-6-1d —_— ‘WANTED—Woman wishes to go out cleaning and washing by the day, 189 Winthrop St. 6-6-2d street WANTED—Puppies. Don’t drown your puppiess Will pay cash for them. See Hack, Washington hotel 6 p. m. 6-6-3dx WANTED—Apartment of two rooms, furnished complete for housekeep- ing out of the city, but near the trolley line. P. O. Box 877, City. 6-5-d3x WANTED—Surrey in good condition. Must be cheap. Box 324, Kensing- ton, Conn. 6-5 24 WANTED—To" purchase light auto truck or will exchange building lots in New Britein for same. Box 22, Herald. 6-4-d3x WANTED—19168 State price. Herald Office. ‘WANTED—Old False Teeth. Don't matter if broken- I pay $1.00 to $10.00 per set. Send by parcel post and recpive check by return mall, L. Mazef, 2007 S. Fifth Street, Hhil- lflelvhl‘, Pa. 5-23-15dx SACRIFICE SALE OF USED CARS 1916 Chevrolet Roadster, 1915 Over- land Roadster, New Dort Touring Car, National Racer, 1913 Hudson Touring. Other Bargains. COHEN MOTOR GO. 86 ARCH STREET Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Indian side ‘car. Address Box X29X. 6-2-a4 GASH IN ADVANCE. INE CENT A WORD EACH LOST—Will the person who _took umbrella fréom ladies’ room at Fox's theater please return same to ‘box office. 6-6-1d HEDP WANTED—MALE. WAN Several men for 'shop and yard work. Steady work. Apply Berlin Construcuon Co., Ber- lin Statlon. WANTED—Boy ‘in blue print depart- ment of local factory drawing room. Address in own* handwriting, Box 2IXXX, Herle Office. [ ] WAN Dél’oduon Careful driver. "Address Box XL 20, Herald. A 6-4-3ax — S WANTED—-Youn‘ man 16 or 17 years old, to'work in drug store _after- :oon- and’ eveaings. J. J. McByri- Arty.: . L 6-4-3ax WANTED-A 'young man for soda fountain. , :l.'h- Miller-Hanson Drug Co.y 5-17-t2 Tonwhdies for our Glark & Brainard's Drug Siore /181 Main Street WANTED—GHrls :and . women. Union Laundry, 266:Arch St., New. Brit- aip,- Comn.s * - - WANTED-—Married woman part of day for chamber work. Apply Ho- tel Nelson. 6-¢-3a ‘WANTED-—Lady -bookkeeper . for « & manufacturing - concern. Adviss salary and; experience. Address P. 0. Box 156. H 6-5-2a LARGE PUBLISHING HOUSE wants a lady district representative for New Britain and vicinity. Guaran- teed salary $15 per week. Bonus paid. Apply 8 to. 9 a. m. to Mr. Lloyd, Room 9, 198 Main street, New Britain-. 6-4-tf WANTED—Competent cook and laundress. Mrs. E. B. Eddy, 327 West Main. 6-4-tf WANTED—Competent maid, general work, for small family, good cook and neat. E. F. Smith, 112 Lake street. 5-28-t¢ WANTED—MIDDLE AGED LADY BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER. REFERENCES REQUIRED. AD- DRESS BOX L 30,HERALD. e ————————————e Your Mb t is always 2 MINIMU’I CHARGE 10¢ INSERTION. FOR saLe. FOR SALE—$1560 buys Ford closed delivery.. In good running order. ‘This 'is & real bargain. once, Elmer Auto:Co-, Pt CENAR O e S ol o FOR SALE—1918 Model Ford. Good ing ocndidon. - Apply Pufln:— FUR SALE-—1 Ford. dfim 1 Plerce Arrow light truck, ‘one ‘1914 Pope- Hartford touring, equipped’ with electric lights and self starter. Will sell ressonable to make room. M. Irving Jester, corner Park and Eim street. 3 6-6-tf SALE—Two horses, suitable for most any purpose, 113 Church i:i 6-6- ——— et FOR SALE—Two.new milch Holstein heifers. Thomas C. Philips, Ken- sington, Tel. 929- s 6-6-2d FOR SALE—Sterling plano, upright, excellent ;condition. Bargain. C. D. Glynd, Plainville, Tel. 1:: FOR BAw—Lllht six . cylinder tour- ing car. First class mechanical con- dition. Price -$350. 355 Corbin 59, | 8-5-8dx FOR SALE—Second., hand = Under- wood - typewriter so. Remington rebuilt, - latest up-to-date. (Bar- gain.) C. - A. Humphroy. Phone 2063. 97 S. Burritt St. + 6-6-d1x FOR SALE—1916 ' 6-cyl. . Oakiand, first class condition. Williams Auto Co.. 287 Eim strest. . s-4-d6x —— FOR SALE—Parts of all cars. Balch Glrllb. ‘303 Elm Street. ' 6-2-d7 FOR e Scripps-Booth, Rupabout, 1915 Hudson 7-passen- ger touring car and one Ford Run- about. These cars are ail in in first class condition. Denison’s Garage, 430 Main street. - 62 ________.__—.—————‘ FOR SALB—Ford runabout in ex- cellent condition. ~Bargain if taken at once. Eilmer Auto Compu.ny. 22 Main - street. - o 6-4-84 FOR SALE-—1918 Ford touring m- Demonstrate any.time; . any place, . 493 Stanley strest. - 8-4-a3x NB m.n—m'nmu . liams Auto Co. 287" Elm street, FOR BALE—1917 it car, run 400 miles, | fect condition. . Wfll Co., 287 Elm street. % RE ' OFFIOE—SUITE 1001-1007 WOOLWORTH BLDG.. NEW YORK CITY. P ————————— Sale on Used Cars—Touring, Roadsters and Truck, See us before you buy. HONEYMAN'S AUTO GO. 189 MAIN STREET _ TEE. 231-¢ | FOR . SALE New and Second Hand Furniture bought and sold; Stoves, Refrigerators, Beds and Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Ete. NOTICE. AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Reasonable rates. Allen car. Rich- and Covert. ' Tel 255-12. 6-4-6dx LAWN MOWERS Sharpened at 81 Greenwood stréet. Tel, 153-12 or 1457-4. 6-1-6d before the public. FOR SATA FOR SALE—Horse and wagon. B herty’s market, Arch Bt 5-831- 3 FOR SALE—One pair horses, 2,800 1bs. Guaranteed ' soun Price reasonable to prompt bu Apply at 49-58 Commercial New Britain. FOR' SALE—One gray mare, years old. Andrews, Swift & Co. : §-30- TRUCK—6% ton A. C. Mack® dumgl truck with chain hoist and bbdy, practically neéw; big b cash or time payments; reason: selling, dealing in other truck. M. Healey, 168 Arch St., New Br ain, Conn. Phone 1304-3." §-2- FOR SALE—1916 Reo. FOR SALE—1916 4-cyl. O newly . painted and mul ~with a.lot of power, Wil i A Co., 287 lfl : P 4 22 o Two-family House, loen.od on B rison: Street, 'l‘wo-umilb ‘House, lmha on’ are located in.a choice s c town. - If interested u.ll at our offies ! ‘phone 140 THE HARDWARE Coapeutlve Ase'n,, ¥oH mfinsnm /GOOD USED CAI s TABE,R’s; i 1916 Touring, 4 cyl. Refinished 1915 muu ‘Refintshed . nno. ‘1918 Touring ... REO, 1914 Touring . REO, 1914 Touring . CHALMERS 6 Touring SCRIPPS-BOOTHS 1916 .. CHEVROLET Runsbout, 1914 OAKLAND, 1916 SI. 35 OVERLAND, 1915 urlnt..‘ DODGE, 1915 Touring ........ Our word for it—these cars ernlnl RUSSELLP. TABER.ln 128 Allyn Street, ‘ GOOD TWO FAMILY HOUSE—JOHN STREET——$5,000 . Farm of 4 acres, good house and Also house and - barn and Ave. trolley. | 3 acres on Shuttie Meadow Al Very desirable. D. HUMPHREY, 272 Main Street. PIANO TUNING—C. A. Humphrey, 97 South Burritt St. Phone 2063. 8-6-d1x FURNISHED ROOMS, TO RENT—Furnished room, privats family, central. Address Box 16 BX, Herald Office. 6-5-2dx TO RENT—Pleasant furnished rooms to reliable party. ‘Phone 2065. - 6-1-6dx SITUATION WANTED, POSITION WANTED—Capable wom- an wants to go out doing house- work by the day. Box 6J, Herald. 6-5-d2x !_ILQ.MP. MAGUIRE HORACE 1 HART Reliable and Reasonable Service TEL. 1930 7-pass. Packard Limousine Rates $2, $2.50 and $3 per hour Trips Arrenged GARAGE _ 596 ARCH STREET GARAGES. My pflwfl and quality uality of work, will command your NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS—I have decided to make a M;.‘k attention, 16 BLAKE OT. . L. CHRISTOPHER, 'PHONE 1188-32. SAVE THAT BROKEN Prices reasona ble. metals::. New and Used cars. 86 ARCH COHEN MCTOR COMPANY RCH STREET PAR'!‘!-—Weldin: ol fll Automobile anfirfiug. TEL. 1136 Hmsaclnnceto in bqlmess on small capital. News mdnovdtystommusthewldat once. Good profit- able little business. See us at once. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 279 Main Street 305 Bank Building. FOR SALE . SIX ROOM COTTAGE—WITH GARAGE SCHULTZ, & COSTELLO, Inc. | 242 MAIN STREET.