New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1917, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1017 . W. LOCATED IN {EW MEXICO TOWN (Continued From First Page). otson said Mr. Stout, who is known fCaptain Stout, was dressed like an 1y officer, and he believed he was lsiving orders from a representative the government. Mr. Stout today .d that he had received orders n the sheriff’s office at Bisbee to sor outgoing news. despatches. He the Phelps-Dodge corporation did | originate the idea of a censorship. f"e reported today that the citizen rds who accompanted the I. W. W. )ss the state line were en route % to Bisbie and that the deported ers would never return to Arizona. erman Subjects Found in Miges. flami, Ariz., July 13.—Ten German jects, at least two of whom are Bved by the authoritles to be army ers, have been located here and wearby mining camps. It became wn today. Loyalty League, similar to those Hobe and Bisbee, has been formed » and the organizers have ex- Ised their intention of stopping In- a ‘Workers! street meetings it it becomes necessary to drive ‘ators out. sldlers have been placed around powder magazines. I, W. W. Desperate for Food. Aumbus, N. M., July 13—The y of I. W. W. deported from Bis- yesterday, whose special train was racked at Hermanas, N M., late night, left Hermanas during the hoon today and is strung for a or more along the railroad track dng east in this direction, accord; to reports received here. a this faformation Columbus citi- . | turned out heavily armed to re- wny invasion. The situation of the irted persons was described as |erate from lack of food. City Items reeptional values. Ladies’ Dor- Dodd white top and gray lace s were $7.50 and $8.00, now ). Globe Clothing House.—advt. sllow the erowd to Besse Leland’s, live Store.—Advt. ficers were installed at a meeting exington Lodge, I. O. O. F., held evening in Jr. O. U. A. M, by 4dect Deputy A. G. Breckenbridge. following appointive officers were 2d by Noble Grand Oscar Edger- lonductor, Martin Anderson; war- ‘William Buchner; R. S. N. G., on Belden; L. S. N. G, W. O. 5; chaplain, A, B. Winn; L. 8. V. Varren S. Perean; R. S. S, Guion L. 8. S, Fred Hirs inside Raymond Alderman; outside , Arthur Steed. ke a Fountain Pen and a trav- } bottle of ink on your vacation. fns, 66 Church St—advt. mechanisc’ lien has been placed st property of Teofll Wieczorek imith street by the Central. Con- lcut Brick Company. thing sale at Besse Leland’s.— ceptional opportunity in neck- at Wilson’s tomorrow.—Advt. mnard Miller has purchased the odn the tailoriing establishment of 3. Petrauskas at 55 East Main ES drt sale at Besse Leland's.—Advt. 00 more palr men’s shoes placed e in our $1.00 shoe sale at Besse ds—Advt. (ham Tires at Johnson's—Advt. . Mulligan has moved his office residence to 46 Walnut St—Advt. dent Fred Winkle is muaking gements for the annual outing e pupils of the Hebrew School on and their parents. The g will be held Sunday, August 5, r at Lake Compounce or Silver e. .00 shoe sale at Besse Leland's.— ur 50c ties for $1.00 at Wilson's. —Advt. . Mulligan has moved his office residence to 46 Walnut St.—Advt. 00 more pair men’s shoes placed ale in our $1.00 shoe sale at Besse na's—Advt sedham Tires at Johnson’s—Advt, STYRJ NEXT STOP of 30,000 Near Lemberg Seen | "lth Covetuous Eyes by Kornilof’s bseacks—Many Germans Captured strograd, July 13.—Now that Ha- is in Russian possession the eyes Gen. Korniloff's Cossacks are ed toward the rallway center of 3§, a town of 30,000, a junction of line from Lemberg to, Lawoczne of a branch line to Chodorow. tary writers, describing the de- ive, says its chief strength is on east and northeast but weaker on |south. There is widespread ex- |ation of an important counter-at- [ ¢ on the northern front. t the course of the battles in east- | Galicia on Wednesday, says the lial statement issued today by the sian war department, the Rus- !s captured 10 officers and 850 »c and file, chiefly Germans. They | took five guns and 10 machine 3. aris, July 13.—"During the night artillery fighting was particularly ve in the region of St. Quentin on the two banks of the Meuse,"” ! + the official war office statement tv. “Enemy attacks east of the ityres salient near the Vidal wood gil] 304 and in the Caurieres wood 2d under our fire.” THAT FOOD MEASURE President Wilson Wresting With Bill in Effort to Straighten Out Tangle for Congress. ‘Washington, July 13.—President Wilson is today seeking a way to straighten out the tangled legislative situation in the Senate, which has held food control legisiation there. The president’s conclusions on the subject will be reported to Senate lezders before July 21. The bill providing for a great air- craft program at an initial cost of $640,000,000 was ready today to be reported to the House, but its consid- eration there will not begin until to- morrow. The House Military Committee yes- terday voted to report the measure favorably after Secretary Baker and others appeared to urge immediate action. Prospects are that the bill will pass the House tomorrow night. TROOPS WANT TOBACCO. Washington, July 13.—Word from France that tobacco is the thing of all others most prized by men in the trenches caused Representative Gould of New York to introduce 'a bill to- day providing for a pound of either chewing or smoking tobacco monthly with the rations of every soldier, sailor and marine. FIRE GIVES OWN ALARM. Burns Rope on Dumb Walter and Crash Follows. Stamford, July 13.—When a dumb waiter laden with dishes being lifted, fell to the ceflar kitchen level there was a crash of crockery and then a noise resembling an explcsion in the sanatorivm of Dr. Frank G. Barnes early today. Patients and physicians in the building were awakened. This was an opportuno awakening ' for crossed wires had started a fire in the shaft. The hlaze ate the waliter rope and the carrier dropped. Fire- men extinguished the blaze. The damage was about $1,000. GETS NEW POSITION. Miss Anna Munson, the popular supervisor at the East Street Play- grounds, has received notification of her appointment as physical director in the public schools of Watervliet, N. Y. She will commence her new du- ties at the close of the local play- ground season. BAR SILVER AT RECORD MARK.: New York, July 18.—Bar silver | was quoted here today at 80% Centsl an ounce, an advance of half cent ! quer yesterday’s price, which was the maximum for 25 years. BAN ON SHIPPING NEWS. Washington, July 13.—Secretary McAdoo today ordered that no fur- ther information regarding shipping be glven out by customs officials. i ROBBED WHOLESALE GROGER New Haven Man and Son-in-Law Ar- rested for Removing Goods from ‘Warehouse. New Haven, July 13.—Stafford BE. Squiers and his son-in-law, Peter Hussman, were arrested today on the charge of taking goods from the ware- house of a wholesale grocery firm here. Hussman has been the night watchman for about 15 months, and, according to the police, Squijers is sup- posed to have driven to the storehouse and taken on board goods handed out by Hussman. The concern today complained that during last night 15 bags of flour were stolen. At Squiers’ house the police found canned goods, sugar and other articles worth $300. ALLEGED CROOK DISCHARGED. Uncle Sam Does Not Want Dishonest i Men in His Service. Because of evidence against him, accusing him not only of being a cheat but also of being a liar, was so convincing, a local man of foreign ex- traction, recently enlisted in the army wag yesterday discharged from the service in Hartford. This action is the sequel to a story Teported previously concerning the ex-soldier. Owing a considerable amount of money to various creditors he refused to pay them when pressed (for a settlement, he is said to have held them off with a revolver, ex- plaining that he was about to join the army when he would be beyond their reach. The expose came about as the result of this threat. Army officers are withholding the name of the dis- charged man. HEAD OF A. O. H. HERE OFFERS TO DO “BIT” R. J. Mulconry Offers Himsclf as Candidate for United States Army to Sergeant McCabe. No candidate for the United States army was ever more disappointed than was R. J. Mulconry, president of Rev. W. A. Harty branch, A. O. H., today when he was told by Sergeant J. H. McCabe, who is on detail here, that he was under weight. “But I'm proud of you just the same,” said the sergeant, “and I'm sorry we can’t have you with us.” Sergeant McCabe conducted recruiting an open-air recruiting campaign last evening and after delivering a patriot- ic talk made his way among his audi- ence to give personal lectures to in- dividuals. While he was doing this Mr. Mulconry mounted the roster and held the attention of the throng. To prove that he meant ‘“‘come’” instead of “go” he offered himself as a candi- date for the army this morning but could not pass the physical examina- tion. i Sergeant McCabe will conduct his last recruiting rallies h‘ere tonight and tomorrow night. He expects that it will be his last public speech in Amer- ica as he will probably be summoned in a short time to take his place with the American soldiers in the Buropean irenches. He has had remarkable success here, his convincing manner and his record of 22 years in the army attracting large numbers of young men. He is a native of New Haven, a member of the Elks and a fourth degree Knight of Columbus. [} \ CATCH HINDENBURG’S DOUBLE. Rome, June 23.—Among the pri- soners captured in the big Italian push on the Carso front is an officer who bears such a strong resemblance to Field Marshal Von Hindenburg that he was at first taken for the lat- ter. The prisoner, a major in the in-# fantry, was observed in the collecting station by an Italian intelligence of- ficer, who exclaimed: “What Have we got the great Hin- denburg?” “No,” replied the major, “I am not Hindenburg, nor any relative of his. I am merely a poor wretch who will do no more fighting.” EL UNIVERSAL: FAVORS ALLIES. Mexico City, July 13.—El Universal, which has been conducting a cam. paign in favor of the allies, requests P editorially today that the government declare a policy of “benevolent neu- trality” toward the allies as soon as* possible. 1 CHUCK ROAST BEEF ...............Ib 180 BUTTER Mohican Creamery "47c, »$1.23 40c 28c 18c York State Fresh Eggs doz Golden Rod Cheese .....Ib Mohican Peanut Butter .....lIb Stuffed or Plain ’ Olives ......pt 180 Sweet or Sour Mixed Pickles pt 18¢c Swift’s Premium Oleo. . .1-1b pkg 32C MOXIE Ice Cold 12 in case $2.35 20c 5¢ Rebate on Return of bottle NATIVE VEAL ROASTS .............Ib 22C BONELESS ROLLS OF BEEF LEGS YOUNG LAMB. FRESH PORK ROASTS, %::efRo“t . 24c Lean Boili Boef mmg.lb« 180 Comed 46 Brisket Corned 26¢c Beef .......1b Fancy Roasting 24c Chickens . ..lb Fancy Stewing Fowl........Ib 9 TO 11 Large Sound Onions .. .4 lbs Lean Smoked Shoulders ..1b 15¢ 21c all cuts THE MOHICAN MARKET BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS Large Ripe Watermelons ea 35¢ | GRANULATED SUGAR .........51b bag 47C Kellogg’s Krumbles or Corn Flakes .....pkg 8 c Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, String, Wax or Lima SRl can Beans .. 15¢ Fresh Shredded (Cocoanut—FPure Luncheon Cocoa lb 20 C Medford’s Prepared Mustard, 14-0z Mason jar l 2 c SUNBEAM GRAPE JUICE .........pt bot 1 9c . M—HOUR SALE—9 TO 11 A. M. EGGS Fresh Western . .doz 36C Every One Guaranteed MOHICAN PURE JAMS ...........Jar CRISP POTATO CHIPS ........pkg CAMPBELL'S PORK and BEANS ......can Pompeian Oil SALAD DRESSING ....bottle 21c 12¢ 18c 23c Large New Potatoes . .4 Ibs 23c 8c 19¢ 9¢c 19¢ 25¢c PEACHES Ripe Georgia Basket Quart| 39c 10c Solid Head Cabbage . .head Native Green or Wax Beans 2 gts Large Native Beats ... .2 bchs Telephone Green Peas .....4 qts Large Juicy Lemons .. .doz A are now ready with the The Biggest Furniture Sale Ever Held in the City of New Britain Our furniture, carpets, rugs, beds, bedding, in fact all our Astonish You Alteration Sale As we are about to remodel our store previous to taking possession of the room formerly occupied by Anderson Bros. We stock must be reduced ‘to make room for the necessary repairs. Call Now and Make Your Choice You Will Find Prices That Will JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. 132 MAIN STREET THE CURRAN DRY G00DS (0. A Grand Mid-Season Clearance Sale for the Next Few Days in connection with our Loom-End Sale and to make tthe 1ast of this Great Sale more interecting than the first of it, we offer you some Extraordinary Values for the next few days. Extra Special for Saturday Women’s Summer Vests at READY-TO-WEAR SPECIALS Silk Pongee Dresses, $9.00 value. Clearance Sale, at ... A Lot of Women’s Fine Voile and French Lawn Shirt WaistS, worth $1.00 to $1.50. 69 C Clearance = Sale 00 A Lot of Extra Fine Frenc beautifully trimmed, $2.00 and $2.50 value, Clearance Sale . Clearance Sale .. Petticoats in all the new colors, silk flounce, $3.50 value. Clearance Sale oile Shirt Waists, .. $1.39 A Lot of Standard $1.00 Corsets. Y $4.98 A Big . Clearance ... 719c¢ $2.69 to close out Clearanco EXTRA SPE CIALS IN SILKS, AND WHITE GOODS Half Silk Crepes in all shades, 75c value. Clearance sale . . Fancy Figured Poplins Clearance Sale . Assortment of Beach Cloths, wanted shades, 39c quality. Sale 86-in Fancy Figured Voiles, 25c value, . Sale C DRESS GOODS, 59¢ \'alue".‘_u'd 39c in all the 12%c EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 2 Cases of Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose,” double heels and toes. Sale ........ 05 cheap today at 19c. Clearance MEN’S WEAR Men'’s Negligee $1.00 Shirts, Gcarance Sate ... 19C Men’s Fine Combed Yarn Union e e GL TS Men’s Fine Balbriggan Under- oot a1 Men’s All Silk Neckwear, 39c Ma;ix‘s Pa.ju;nns lnu:l’elm.le and adras, $1.50 qual- - 980 ity. Clearance Sale T || SPECIALS IN DOMESTICS Heavy Large Sized Crocheted Bed Spreads, $1.98 value. Some are slightly $ l .39 soiled. Clearance Bed Sheets, extra good cotton, 81x90, $1.10 value. 89 [ Olearance Sale ... 86-in. Percales in light and med, colors, 19¢ value l 21/2C Clearance Sale Bleached Table Damask, a few pieces of the 3%c 29c quality. Olearance Linen OCrash Toweling, 14c Value o loc Clearance A Hose that is 12Y2¢ LXUKA SPECLIALS FOK SALURDAY Women’s Union Suits, lace trummed, 45¢ value. Girrn s e Pk Women's Fine Lisle Thread Hose, 29c value. Clearance Sale .... 190 Women’s Collars and Collar and Cuft Sets, in silk materials, Collars that are worth $1.00 to $1.50. Clearance Sale .... 49c Boys’ Wash Suits, in 8 year to 8 year, 75c and 89c e 49C 27-in. Fine Swiss Flouncing, 50c value. 2 9 c COlearance Sale, yd A Lot of $1.00 Leather 79 Bags, . Clearance Sale C Big Values in Sample Suit Cases in all leather goods for this sale,