New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1917, Page 5

15 e flTfl.E RESISTANGE T0 REGISTRATION Sporadic Attempts But No Con- . erted Movement in Country Butte, Mont., June 6.—In conse- quence of the gathering of a larga crowd near the Federal building, sev- eral shots being fired and a number of arrests made, the situation here last night began to look so threatenirg that the troops were called out and Wwith fixed bayonets are now clearing the streets. Indians Rel‘uue to Register. _ Plagstaff, Ariz., June 6.—Navajo Indians drove an Indian agent and ather’ Federal ‘officers off the govern- ment reservation 100 miles northwest _ of here, when the latter went to regis- ter the Indians under the Army Draft G. FOX & CO bill, mordln‘ to qdvicos reaching here last night, The Federal officers feared the Indians would go on the warpath if further attempts were made to register them, it was report- ed. Tte Indians Balk. Ignacia, Col, June 6.—Ute Indians on their reservation near hete re-| fused' to register under the selective | draft act, and spent most of the day ! dancing war and “bear” dances in na- tive costume. Several of the young- er men are said to be out in the hills near here, and to have obtained a quantity of Hquor- It is reported here that the Indians have threatened to burn this settle- ment. Threats also have been made against the Indian agent at the reser- vation. Took Vow Against War. P\Joenix. Ariz., June 6.—Three hun- dred Russian colonists, trlns-Caucu~| sans, settled near Glendale, nine miles |- west of Phoenix, declined to register. They are members of a religious or- Doukhoburs, and have tnken a vow against warfare. Forced to Kiss Flag. Racine, Wis., June 6.—John Ro- bush, employed at the J. 1. Case Tin company plant, was forced to kiss the American flag by 300 of his fellow- employes after he is alleged to have declared that he would not register and would not fight for the United States. The man was made to crawl on his knees to the flag, which had been spread upon the floor, and after kiss- ing it compelled to salite. The police informed him he would be arrested if he failed to register before the close of the booths. Arrested for Conspiracy. Albuquerque, N. M., June 6.—Josc Carice, governor of the Pueblo of Santo Domingo; Santiago Pena, an in- fluential meraber of the Pueblo, and Julian Baca, an Indian police officia’, were arrested last night charged with conspiring to prevent the registration of more than twenty residents of San- to Domingo. The three Indians refused to allow |charging conspiracy | of the pueblo for registration, aec- cording to a statément issued by the United States attorney’s office, taking the 'position that they would not ‘be subject to military service since they had no right to vote. At Farmington, N. M., George Law- rence, a socialist leader, and several assoclates were roughly handled by a mob last night because Lawrence was reported to have made derogatory re- marks concerning the American flag. Tears Win Over Slacker. Kansas City, Mo., June 6.—The tears of his sister caused Raymond I. Moore, an anti-draft agitator, to sign a conscriptive army registration card in his cell at the county jail. SBuccess came to her only after she had told him that his mother was dangerously {1l from nervous prostration and that her husband had left her, the cause in both instances being the disgrace brought on by his arrest. Moore is being held on a Federal warrant to evade the Idor. the Molokans, a branch of the ;officers to summon distant members idratt. He is the husband of Mrs. HARTFORD Leonara Warneson Moore, who is be- ing held on the same charge. Rebels in Police Cell. Columbus, Ohio, June 6.—A federal grand jury will be assembled at once to start an inquiry into charges against the three men arrested last Thursday on charges of treason in connection with anti-conscription ac- tivities. Ammon Hennacy, one of the three held, refused to register when Sheriff Slack was taking registrations in the jall, where he is a prisoner. Cecll ' 'W. Bailey, another of the al- leged plotters, fillled out the registra- tion card and told the sheriff he was ready to fight for the United States. The third man, Harry E. Townsley, is above the registration age. Held in $10,000 Bail. Boston, June 6.—Frank Motthan of Norwood, a mill operative, arrested on a charge of urging young men not to ! register as required by the president’s proclamation was held in $10,000 bail for the grand jury after a preliminary Butterick’s Church Street Section MAIN FLOOR Patterns hearing before a federal commission. He pleaded not guilty. Five Arrests in Houghton. Houghton, Mich., Juse 6.—Five ar- rests were made here in the course of an anti-draft demonstration. Distributed ‘Ant-War Literaturc. Calumet, Mich., June 6.—Two men 1 were arrested in Keweenaw county for { distributing anti-registration litera- ture. They gave their names as Emil Hanninen and John Rimpila. Both are natives of Finland. Rimpila is a naturalized citizen. Disturber Arrested at Toledo. - Toledo, Ohio, June . 6.—Gordon Dimitrio, a Hungarian, was arrested by the police accused of interfering with registration. Dimitrio was tak- en from a crowd of Hungarlans and | Bulgarian iron workers on the east j side. It was said that he was urging | them not to register. He had an I. ‘W. W. card and socialist literature in _his possession. He said that he came “a few days ago from Spokane, Wash. Kansas City, Mo., June 6.—Cno Beginning Friday, July 13th, and Continuing Until September 14th Inclusive, Store Closed Fridays at 12 Noon. _1847 Rogers Bros. F latware Restricted in Price, Engraving Free ‘The latest designs including Heraldic, Cohny. Set of 6 Tea Spoom SetofCDeaunSpoom, Set of 6 Table Spoons . . %" Get'of 6 Coffes Spoons ""Set of 8 Soup Spoons . Berry Spoons. ....... Cold Meat Forks . Gravy Ladles .... Cream Ladles . ' ‘'Set of 6 Orange Spoons . ... $3.5 Set of 8 Oyster Forks ~ Set of 8 Indiyidual Salad Forks, $5 set box .. Set of 8 Dinner Forks, spoon handle $5.00 set Set of 8 Dessert Forks, spoon hangdle $4.50 set ..$4.00 set Set of 8 Fruit Knives, $2.25 to $2.85 set ‘Set of 6 Butter Spreaders . .Set of Dinner Knives ‘and Forks, fancy handle to match, per '$6.00 Set of Dessert Knives - and Forks, fancy handle to match, per dogen .............. $5.90 Dumet Knives and - Dinner Denett Knives and Dessert Cheese Servers Cheese Servers. Sugar Tongs Sterli Forks, regular Sterling Table Silver 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. ENGRAVING FREE GRAY LINED CASES. Frappe set of 6 .... Sherbet set of 6 .. After Dinner Coffee Sets of Almond set of 7 . 3-piece Chocolate Seu 8-piece Chop Sets 2-piece Steak Sets Dinner to $7.50 Dessert to $7.30 Forks, Forh Cromwell, Continental and Old to matth. Advertised the world over as the 70-year plate. Fancy Pieces IN BOXES. Sugar Shell and Butter Knife Sets in $-piece Steak Sets in lined box . 8-piece Carving Sets in lined box $10 Steak and Carving Sets Stag handle Carving Sets and Steak Sets, regular $2.50 to $6.50 set. Spe- cial 20 per cent. discount during this sale. Engraving extra. Table Novelties Regular Price $1.00. Sale Price . Consisting of Marmalade Jar and . $1.35 each . $1.75 each $1.25 cach $4.00 each :$5.00 each $l 90 set Read the Whole. Story' - Silverware in all other brands Par Plate 20 to 25% Off ENGRAVING EXTRA— in lined box, . $4.00 to $7.50 .$7.50 6 Tea Spoons, regular $1.00, sale price.. 80c .45¢c Spoon, Mustards, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Sugar Cream Sets, Lemon 75c, sale 60c ful table articles . 2- piece Sugar and Cream Sets . Coaster Set, set of 6 Individual Sllts, of 2-piece Lemon Sets 2.piece Marmalade Sets ag < 58 18-piece Butter Sets, 6 Spreaders and 6 Plates, in case. . Sterlmg Table Noveltles Holder, Vases, Candlestick, Sugar Sets, Tea Strainers, Olive Tongs, Sugar Tongs and dogens of other um Cruets, and Sets, Tea Ball 6 Dessert Spoons, regular $2., sale price $1.60 6 Table Spoons, regular $2.00, sale price $1.60 6 Soup Spoons, regular $3.00, sale price $2.40 8 Coffee Spoons, regular $1.50, sale price $1.20 6 Bouillon Spoons, reg. $2.50, sale price $2.00 8 Orange Spoons, reg. $2.00, sale price $1.60 6 Individual Salad Forks, regular $2.50, 8 Oyster Forks, regular $2.00, sale price $1.60 6 Dinner Forks, regular $2.00, sale price $1.60 6 Dessert Forks, regular $2.00, sale price $1.60 6 Dinner Knives, reg. $2.50, sale price $2.00 6 Dessert Knives, reg. $2.50, sale price $2.00 0000000 222828224852 cooassnns gregaeeey of of 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT—ENGRAVING FREE Bon Bon Baskets . Comports Mustard Jars .. Tid Bit Holden e 6 Tea Spoons . 6 Coffee Spoom $ 3.50 to § 5.75 set of 8 Chocolate Spoons 6 Butter Spreaders, reg. $2.50, sale price $2.00 6 Fruit Knives, regular $2.00, sale price $1.60 This notification was received by us today: On and after July 1st, 1917 prices on Community Plate and Oneida Par Plate will be advanced 10%; new resale priees will go into effect at once,” which means that you should buy 'dmtelylfyonarefihngmnsetof Community Flatware. This sale is held for the express purpose of giving you the opportunity. The patterns are Patrician Geor- gian and Adam and we can match everything. also should be purchased now before prices are prohibitive. On all makes restricted in price engraving is done free of charge. Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co. and Oneida Community imme- Cake Baskets Fruit Baskets Fruit Bowls Mayonnaise Sets.... Well and Tree Phnut Meat Platters GUARANTEED FOR YEARS Two patterns—the Clinton, for which we have the exclusive Hartford department store sale; the Vernon, for which we have the exclusive Hartford sale—both are the most recent designs. Besides these we have all of the well-known popular patterns., Fancy Pieces in Lined Boxes Berry Spoons, reg. $1.00, sale price 78c each ‘Gravy Ladles, reg. $1.00, sale price 75c each Cream Ladles, reg. $1.00, sale price 78c each Cold Meat Forks, reg. $1, sale price 78c each Tomato Servers, reg. $1.00, sale price 78c each Sugar Shell and Butter Knife uhr $1.00, sale price k¢ Medium Soup Ladles, regular $2.50, sale price Punch Ladles, regular $4.00, OAK AND MAHOGANY SILVER Sets, reg- Bc set $1.90 sale price $3.00 CHESTS OF Engraving Extra 26 pieces, consisting of 6 Knives, 8 Forks, 6 Table and Tea Spoou. Sugar Shell and Butter Knife, Oneida Community Par Plate and Wm. Rogers Manufacturi Fully guaranteed. Regular $9. price—Engraving Extra COMMUNITY PLATE ENGRAVING FREE Tea Spoons Coffee Spoons . Dessert Spoons . Table Spoons .. Soup Spoons .. Bouillon Spoons . Orange Spoons .. Oyster Forks * Individual Salad Forks STERLlNG SILVER FLATWARE EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS FOR HARTFORD—DIXIE, MARYLAND AND LINéOLN—- '10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT AND ENGRAVING ' FREE .$ 525 to $ 7.00 set $ 4.50 to $ 750 set $ 5.00 to $ 6.00 set Set.of 6 Bomllon Spoons $ 7.00 to $ 8.00 set ‘Set of 6 Dessert Spoons $14.50 to $15.00 set 8 Soup Spoons . .$ 4.50 to $15.50 set 6 Table SPoon: .$17.00 to $18.00 set 50 YEARS’ GUARANTEE Sets of Dinner Forks ....... Sets ‘of Dessert Forks .... Sets of Butter Spreaders Sets of Fruit Knives ......... sSets of Dessert Knives Sets of Hollow Handle Dinner Knives $7.00 Sets of Hollow Handle Dessert Knives $6.75 Set of 6 Ice Cream Spoons Co. makes; aetn,Slle $7. Candlesticks, Butter Dishes . - Relish Dishes . $10.50 set 'Set of 8 Orange Spoons $ 7.00 to $11.50 set Set of 6 Ice. Cream Forks $ 9.00 to $10.75 set SetofGOylherForh .$ 7.00 to $ 8.00 set Set of @ Individual Salad Forks $10.00 to $13.50 set Set of 6 Dessert Forks $13.50 to $13.75 set .Set of 8 Dinner Forks ..$13.50 to $16.50 set ‘Sctofe ‘Butter Sp:uden $7.00 to $13.50 set Bon Bon Baskets ... Handle Flower Vases Tid Bit Holders Ice Water Pitcher pnr ‘Fern " Dilhel 13 Mayonnaise Sets man was arrested here attempting to discourage Reading, Penn., June Stroch, 60 years ol :susp sending threa g letters trars, was Srro :b! the ot v thorities, i S Des Moines, Iowa, Juné: Formani, an Austrian, was and turned over to the fed thorities charged with registration. Omaha, Neb., June 6.—D. F: was arrested charged with oh registration.. - Following some’ atory comment by Ensign, § chased him through the ao streets until he was rescusd police. San Francisco, June &, Ferrero was arrested charged ¢ tempting to persuade a Italians to resist registration: 10 PER CENT. 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