New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1918, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILT HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918 ! wasiscarce and money fighty Mo In-| )l use of demand loans. However, we 3 l ATE augurated in this city the “three bags | 5 ( are fortunate in having a national /'/7//7"{/77’/w ' i ot coal for a dollar” plan apd sent | { Henry Ielf/’s financial system based on sound prin RI /5 around a peddler wagon to accommo- ciples, It appears quite reasonablo /! VRN i/ j 7/ i [ 4 dafe the poor people who could buy ¥ § |to assume that ample financial fa- / 1! i one or three bags as they wanted. Eekly Lé’tter cilities will be made available as the MM 1/ f ) ) Coming down to the present coal | { | date approaches for the offering of 21 WEST MAK A ‘ o ; oy /i crisis, Mr. Jester says: “When tho o~~~ | the third Liberty Loan. There no — government coal prices were fixed [ (Speclal to The Herald longer appears reason to doubt that < e e PeE accepted them i jately hile | : s ) e | (Continued from First Page ) m immediately, while New Yorl Sy the rate which this new issue wiil - v some of the other coul dealers held New York, March 2.—The stock | carry will be 4 1-2 per cent. and that and kept him there are the ones who | Pack two or three days and even a | ®Nchange market i= displaying a sub- | its general terms to its exemptior.s ' Areltacking mew month. I have sold coal to all, ve- | stantial undertone. which may be | from taxation will not differ essen- « During the past three months, the gardless of whether ey Were Wy | considered all the more significant in | Hally from the recently issued four . Second warder savs, prominent men | Customers or not, and as 1 went into . per cents, | view of the discouraging reports chat ; have approached him many times and | the open market and bought even at Railroad securities have eviden:cd urged him to be a candidate, but he | high prices I was able to supply coal [SHIl are coming forward from Russia. | 3 widep appreciation of the new trans did not seriously consider the matter, | almost all of the time."” Lhe collapse of ali ernment in that | o ion situation. Jquipment stocks despite the fact that those ursing him Mr. Jester resides at 7 Stanley | Unfortunate country is not more im- | gicpiac an improved demand because came from cvery Walk of life, from |street, is married and has three chil- jPOrtant as n fundamental financial | 6¢ [rogpective orders from the wil- I the lowest to the highest. A disin-[dren, two sons and a daughter factor than ihat the true aims of €on- | roags Traction and public utility clination to sacrifice any part of his Barnes in Race to Win. duest have been so clearly and frank- f socuritics in general, not unnaturally, business and, later, ill-health cansed T brihos ly displayed b: the Prussiun military | 4re g A S G If you are going to paddle around 1A[,. jester to hesitate, but on Sunday, 'n bringing thecandidaey before the f party, to which all other enemy in- | markable ooacidcns that because of n the rain—gct gqne of our RAN syhep six prominent men waited upon | PPl Luther M. Barnes emphatical- | terests are admittedly sibservic e ondionsi ey Besis ‘oats. him and insisted that he enter the | .Y Stales that he is not in any sense | Hopes entortained in various circle o e atang TUlRE 8 ¥ S & atter | © the word a politician, in fact he 7 of their products arbitrarily fixed b You will soon save the price of yuc¢, he decided to give the matter T ¢ but a short time ago that the closer |, > ate boards bne ,in protection for your clothes careful consideration _he knows nothing about “the | meotir S SE Eslaleaiby ety DO hnd ‘yourselt, ! They insisted that I must run, but ’[““‘{”f?"‘ samc He has lived in New | more re are not able to increase their Y B They are cut full and long with [ held off my decision until last night, n‘”i”m for 3 tog ”“"f S bR e B “‘[”, £ “ lenty of room on the inside. and today T am ready to announce my [ Burlington, 1 < Shof e Britield CErenen|| Loat NAV0 occutred nithe SOt OF o o Black, tan and gray in all sizes | candidacy,” he states. Hartford. In the business world he | German and A Covernments|| 01 of ol materlals e teals F 1 5 o 818, ! Spoaking of his organization ana|WAas connected with the H. N. Clark | would in the near future mean actaal | i, the manufacturs of their product 11X Rain-proofed overcoats too, that platform, Alderman Jester says that a - of Boston for 25 yvears as their Iy , for instance, which is sucl and rmal pen * negotiation are i el A £ il representative, formerly conducted a i A large and necessary factor in the pr S ep most firm and substantial foundation . 3 a | perhaps not today heid quite so con- X nd a lot of wet and still keer B g duction of gas, and coal another e 8 i Ay ‘ ig | bardware store on Main street, or- i > d 5 afortable. $18 to for his campaign has been laid, and if 4 Main s b fidently. The decision of the Pruse | 4SO e d S cornfortabl any doubt the fact they can investigate | E21ized and incorporated the White | gian military party to continue its | |28 and necessary factor—both nav ind thus be assured. He does not in- | 02k Crushed Stone compauy and has | poliey of congucet after the Boishevik | 24vanced in price very severely. But ) prices of gas to the consumer in most of idens as expressed in the . ent formal addres: of Pres- 5 vears, is a native of [ident Wi " on and- by the official rep- i came here fom et P | | tend to represent any particular class | Peen one of the biggest builders of | pepresentatives had unequivocally or faction, but will be the candidate | Property on Main street that the ¢ity | aproed to the peace ferms imposed | lNStances cannot be advanced to mect g { of those in the humblest walks of life | Das had. Mr. Barnes states that he {0 them hardly can fail to pro- | Hh¢s¢ and other increased costs. In | as well as those from the higher | has probably built more buildings 2t | gyce a new chasm of division, Ob. | {he same general category are tho I i | planes in social life, he claims. FHis|one end of Main street than any ! traction companics which, speaking - viously, negotiations would be mers Tieadc i - 4 other man. Among sther build- S = yroadly, are compelled to maintzin a ELEs headquarters will be located in the mong the other build- | \aste” of time when one party to a | Proadly, are compel i vear offic 5 o sile salps-|ings he has ;7 ) are the garage ir ive-cent fare. Some indication of tie [.ARR | rear office of his automobile sales- |ings he has put up are the garage in | contract is so flagrantly violating all | five-cent fare. Some ind rooms at the corner of Park and Bim | the rear of Barnes' Block and this| i omises and assurances—is indeed | PUrden of this situation ‘\K:,.“‘\':i.l,;n'::: NO S[OGkS ESC&DG GGHEI‘&] g in the fact that director: the local lines considered it necessary i OTHL 2 : AL < openly and frankly discegarding all .U ference, he will begin his campaign in | he pays taxes on between $70,000 principles of lonesty and rizht. War 5 ]]] u[)[a[]()[]s . - earnest next week. Asked again who [and $80,000 worth of property, he | e Ples o8 oo A ot fraa. | to pass the interest on the adjust- Q . " > | was backing him, Mr. Jester would | states, and as a taxpaver is vitally in- | Con ©14 only whron Victory ’ ment income bonds, aud the Brook GUES P GIORGE STALLINGS | only state that “neither Mr. O. F. Cur- | terested in the welfare of the city as | qo1 oven lvn Rapid Transit directors this week = S = i { tis nor Mr. J. M, Barnes are in any |are all other taxpayers and voters. deferred action on the dividend. Wall Street—Stocks were freely | Boston Players to Spend Ten Days i he sudden turn of affairs in Russia : ay connected with my campaign. 1 While he has considered entering ! sy A SEs i /The immediate outlook appears i 2 % g seems to contain some thregt o la;‘v\; more. than ever to be bound up with | offered soon after the unceftain open- at Plantation in Haddock & porary deiay for such a vietory an opposite result does not appear NG co | streets and, following a. week-end con- | big block itself. At the present time dom civilization ha heen G : | have not talked with cither one and | the race for mayor before today, Mr. NEW CLOSING HOURS, | neither is back of me.” Barnes states that the past three or the progress of the war ing of today’s session, activity in- Boston, March 2.—Battery men e = Alderman Jester is one of the city’s | four davs have been devoted to in- | aitogether jmprobubi Reports from HENRY CLEWS. creasing as losses became more ex- |the Boston National League clob wii! Jloons Will Again Open at 5 &. M. best known coal and wood dealers | terviewinz the prominent business | ‘Avoiyin.(luns L el S topatxd, Ho part of the list escaped be guests of Manager George Stal- and Remain Open Until Midnight. :\n}‘l in_addition .;nnduf»r:\- an automo- | men of the city and he finds that he | ge Lrinciple and of purpose and a de- the selling movement, but equip-| 1 570 s iquos Dealers’ association, following (07 VG aTe, W S L e e P R TR e | [, e O s, DA S vulnerable. Recessions of 2 to 4 |at Haddock, , for ten days before idpernor HolcomD's order rescinding iod 1ived since the state was founded. | “Go ahead Burncs, I'd like to sec vou | which tho recent labor troubles in points were made by Baldwin Loco- | they begin training at. Miami, Fla he carly closing rules, it has been ;@ CRIC 00 KCR AT OC O e [ has beon treated be thote with wheey | Germany were suppressed diminishes| The Lithuanian people are to hold | motive, Crucible Steel, Marine pre- | Hunting, fishidg and tramping, with ecided to resume the old schedule o “F L i ];"'Apnl 1897. His | he hus W appreciably the hope that aid in (ffl" a large mass meeting tomorrow eve- | ferred, Atlantic Gulf. Texas Co., and [ much taik of baseball but no playinz, f opening and closing. Beginning T Cqioion inte local Politics o :] il ll“r‘ x ing a proper w-r ce mu;rfl‘ ’('_""‘":f":;:y ning in Lithuanian hall on Park | Air Brake. U. S. Steel. Bethlehem, | will occupy the time of the party, and onday the saloons will open at 5 .o B 00t "o THe defeated the ¥ ‘t‘ 'flf ‘"(""\ = igl \“"vj» - he "“"",.‘,‘,’"”\’ :” n “‘"':“l‘mm" o strect. Mayor Quigley, Judge J. T.| coppers and high grade rails forfited [ no attempt will be made to evade tho m. and close at midnight., old “Billy Hartman machine” during Mr. Bames saya that early Moxt | itsclf. —But Austrian influence and | Moskill, Georse Platt and W. F. De-| 1 to 1 1-2 points. Irregullar rallies | league rule prohibiting training moro o roal cris Iy 2al- = 3. 2 > 5 et - 2] £ R L . Tr stric cal A Fisory b o in was v ales @ b ate: yens. # recent coal crisis, the HAuoF deal’ uel Bassett by being clocted as coun- | ang' name his manager and then | tect communication with the German LR BRI sl "‘f]‘qf‘“” Dosraios 000 5 L\b(,‘,.ympm f.":.gl:{ R Manager Walter Hap- have won credit in this city and .. : A : [ il naet fiak in Board of 7 ciiman from the Second ward for one : h des ft Il Becore el { Will me omorrow i 2 ere is no instance where the deal- ye,r He then dropped out of politics FopbaTd fogthoRresiie I amon 1 3l s health laboratory to examine draftees | at 97.96 to 98, first 4's at 97.08 to|gzood said yesterday that Cateher As6 ot ¥ hio vl eVary/in tor (loniies s e el o el o el | S0 s SthinsRinhparticulapyin o torer from this district. ANl doctors and | 97-20 and second 4's at 96.50 to 96.72, | Henry and Pitchers Hughes, Scoft 4 e Zover! to the city administration that Mr. | point where peace shall come more > 5 I co-operating with the government., within a few votes of defeating Barnes mentions is the method of reo. | clearly into view. Undoubtedly there | clerks are urged to be present punctu- ——— and Ragan and possibly Nehf and = = o R Sl M ) e e o e o o tow oSt udolph would comprise the squad. e saonom George Quigley for alderman. Two | oiin s 1o macadamized roads hero. | i greater latitude for negotiations be- [ ally at 1 P m New York Stock Exchange quota- | FodolF 2 < o 5 4! Years later he was elected alderman ¢ i7, gave ho has always recommonded, | teen Washington and Vienna than Miss Margaret Larin, who has been | tions furnished by Richter & Co, | 52uad. T;.‘"’l ’”‘;'e “]‘,'""" were divorced from the Sccond ward without 0pPO- | 4y gfill does, repairing the maradani | Washington and Werlin. Tt appears fo | working with the health department | members of the New York Stock Ex- | SuSmeemmersssesmmee ¢ Judge L. S, Burpee in the superior g 5 Yo ; % @ S S, Rl B3 oA 2 5 5 T e R todllvang z e i i o D jo. i Sition, and has held that position i ;g )y the same method used by | De in this direction that we must look [ for the past two weeks, has completed | change. IN THE STOCK MARKET? i e Ay victor z . J A | since that time. the state highway department and, | for cvidences af a real disposition of | 4 course of training and will return High Low Close If you own any stocks, or contem- o b Mrs. Sadie! “The biggest criticism of Mayor | method as he will advocate, the city As to Russia the situation is a bad | week. Miss Johnson, another Younz | Am Beet Sugar 3 9% 7 your investment by getting the judg- penss ion, adH % atiarce on | Quislev's administration that Mr. 3és- | ean save at least 26 poer cent pn its| One—it conld hardly be worse. At the | \woman in the hospital training class, | Am Az Chem ment of far famed experts, as pub- chaeer was given a divorce on SN ac LS Shba el ISl same {ime the solution must be ap-| i)l work with the health department | Am Car Tishes > rounds of desertion. Klott & Alling | ter has to offer is that it is too much | repairing o \ et SE Sl [ r L : SRS MR oo 2 ' lished in the bpeared for the plaintiff in each | of a “one man” affair. ‘“The mayor McS B rnes B S0 ia tesinat in oWl BAR S TR R R R [ onhana s Chonc e e 1 A Gan & : y INDUDIRIAL AND MpMinG Au e i il\:xw not cnough foresight to consult | oPposed to discharging ecity officials { (i I8TE H VR AT TERIELE PO CTL1 - The Daughters of Liberty will meet | Am Toco 5 54% | Largest Circulation in its Field in the e g courisel In his moves and s too much | Whe are in office. Instead, he in-|SEONCl. © IEHEN 18 B0 STEE- LIRCLAD | at the Erwin Chapel Sunday after Smelting ) ) bz orld. | FMBARGO ON PENN. LINES. |of & one man power. T have the samo | tends to recommend a system of edu- | (0onRe (O E L BEC U TT | noan to attend the funeral of Mrs. [ Am Tel & Tel .. 0 7 | Published weekly since January 1907. inio s a majority of the | cation. ¥or stance, he says, if a o i g 2 ictoria Henn. Ana E o Subscription $5 a year. Sample cop, S A opinion on this a majority of ti t 1 t ¥ 3 ble. This is an unfortunate hanai-{ Vict H sasconcaRCoDEs Sut E $ Sampl DY AT S Fo Ry | sent free for purpese of introduction reight East Banned Under New |1aen on the sireet with whom I have | certain city official is not as efliciont .qp ° But Russia_eventually will pull{ Members of Court Columba. No.| % ; Baldwin loco ... i |if you write immediately. B & O e 4 27 Wiliam St., New York i restoring canditions to a N Ruling. Pittsburgh, March 2.—The Pennsyl- pia railroad, lines west, has placed embarzo on all freight destined for f lines east excepting only the first | pis withdrawal from the G. A. Q.| to a higher state of efficiency recognizing fully these pr LS A T o divisions of the five excepted in | rorces is the first real breach within The present indebtedness of the ¢ity | caps of a united nation, feel that the |y ATRIEN 2 18 G000 CHER 00 HhS 7o Viclat ey Hhermoiate Bare e recent order of the United States{(ho ranks that has yet occurred. | is also mentioned by Mr. Barnes. The | solution must in time be reached byl po ™ poen decided to re-open the | CDi Mil & St Paul. 40%: N e S Nt te TSt road administration. The embargo | Ajthough he has belonged to seven | city must not be burdened by any ex- | the turning of the new republic alonz | (' qemie Iigh building noxt Tue ColF &1 ... - 38% 383 58% |l.» " Rheumatism, Impeded Circula Ptes the Pittsburgh gateway to a ! ces for 2 e fr e 2 a ox se ring the ne: vo years, S ~ to our o i v Cons Gas ¢ £ rgh gateway to aljgdees for anywhere from five to 20 | tra expense during the next two years, | lines similar t ur own, which will [ 5. "0 0., ons Ga . .. 90 tion, etc. Treatments through your go extent. Congestion at terminal | vears, he states that he doecs not cara [ he states, and hecause of the large ; always stand out so clearly as an ex- Crucible Steel . 3 » ents e fntsv caused the placing of the new | o draw this affiliation into the con- | indebtedness of the city today ho savs [ ample for other people when they [ Superintendent S, I, Holmes of the | Distillers Sec : [ r:::vl‘:)-:;‘}:\‘ ey i bargo, it was said. Business or- | est, so refraing from mentioning | the office of mavor will be a most [ come to understand the difference be- | School department and Tslementary | Tirie 7 FOIs <1 ' Sopbes) ating east of Pittsburgh and con- | themn trying position for any new man. “It | tween freedom and license. Russia | Supervisor Miss Ella A. Fallon have | General Flectric 3 ed west and business originatin Speaking of a few of the things in | is a bad office to put any man whera | today needs such a form of govern-| returned from Atlantic City where | Great Nor pfd ... 9 g DIED. consigned to the Pennsylvania | which he has been instrumental in | he faces a large indebtedne ment. Tts various states or provinces| they attended t National Superin-| it Nor Ore Cetf & east, is affected by the restric- | nringing about, Mr. Jester says that | $140,000 which has heen pile | need sclf-gover: e nt on lrm*:.(:m-ru_\_ tendents’ annual ‘mw‘f‘ntmn- , '”"”f‘i" _«'nntml e . DIED—Christian F. Seibold, died in { he was chairman of the assembly | during the past four vears.”” he says. | ponding with their own peculiar re- Mrs. Thomas Mulligan of Walnut | Inspiration .. 4 Columbus, Ohio, Februa 28 e — committee that instituted the now | The board of assessors and the meth- | quirements. But they must be sub-| strect, wife of Dr. Mullizan, who fell | Kennecott Cop ... 32 3 915 aaaa b0t e wm S PREIGHT WRECK AT BETHEE popular Parents and Teachers' asso- [ od of cily assessment is also taken | ject in matters of national defense, of | a5t Saturday and broke hLer hip, is| Lack Steel ..... 1 day. it Bethel, March 2.-—A freight wreck | ciation entertainments, and for three [ into consideration by this candidate, | forcign trade and similar matters to| iy a serious condition at her home. | Max Motor com .. 28% 2 B s r ‘the station here this mornm® | years was president of the Smith | Fle avers that every piece of prop- |4 central government. This is unques- | §he is suffering o s oo s <o completely tied up traflic on | § association. He also states | erty fluctuates in value from year | tionably the ultimate solution of the [ shock of the accident as well as from | N Y Air Brake. Danbury branch of the New Hi- \t with the assistance of George M. { to ycar according to the march of [ Russian guestion the injury itsell N Y C & Hudson.. 7 4 4 | WILLIAMS — Of Cleveland, Ohio, railroad that it became necessary niders he was responsible for the | progre in that locality and rather AL ithe \!\f}'m‘n‘, >:rrnw«'r. it ke the Post-cards have been received hy| Nev Cons ...... ! 4 g March 1, 1918. Cornelia Neff Will- annul one passenger train, reation of a naturalization court in | than assessing the property on a|immediate rather than the remote | v oo or the police department|N Y N H & H R R 28% 3 3 ians, widow of the late Henrty C. | Ruslan sitngtlon which miust Bef , "o orge Bilmeer, whi loft sed. | Morthern Pacile . Af Williams, of New Britain. Inter- recognized as a factor in, the financial | |20 =R R0 FEGL B0 en for | Norfolk & West. . g ment in Rocky Hill cemetery, Mon- sltuation. Germans and Austrlans | o o Py avens Pac Mail S § ... 20% 2015 291 day, March 4, 1918, on arrival of who have been prisoners in Russia Benn I hiad ; train. from! Cloveland. have been released. They thus are added to the enemy's fighting rength. But the Allies are more than their equal and are awaiting the “supreme drive” on the Western front—a drive which has been so spectacularly advertised that it would Hobart camp, M. W. of A, at a INVESTM ENT BROKERS @t wos made officially last last [that a vear ago last winter, when the [ oq to this plan and declared it would | 0t be surbrising If it were a cover nw“ingm]n;:‘ oty ‘?\"',‘". o Lo LRt onsl fBauky Bullding, Telephone 3136 Ebe that the American food com- | mayor was in Cuba, the governor or- | pe too much work for onc department | for an entirely different plan. Mean- | GaRSC REE o Soeaney = D jission extended the time two months | dered a ilitary census and through | ong would necessitate the hiring of | While American troops. are crossing b [ LOOAL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Pm._February 26 in which to move | his work this was done here without | four or five new clerks, but the pres- | the Atlantic in large numbers and Tho directors of the Chamber of | ' adding to the strength of our | Commerce will hold an important m the United States to Mexico | great expense to the city. N e e e G Ry ok : A : fPorts will be sent to points outside | the Commercial Trust company, MT. | new clerks, Mr. Barnes explained. All departments of our national ac- | afternoon ° Sold e capital. The government pric Tester has been in the coai business i N Sthhaes oo Bavhe. i tivitics are deferring to the necessi- Officer Lyon was sent in answer tc = I* rail here has been fixed gt o for the past 12 years and savs ”“‘"i That '(.ml‘_” ,”,’T_' R "nn him | ties of war. The administration’s | a complaint from a resident or Ham- i S ‘ o railroad bill, which will permit the [ ilton strect this morning to stop bovs | { and he has no pledges to be re- fi - e T | administration to warry out the broad- | from promiscuous use of rifies in that | leemed in c minded plan of railroad control, vicinity - EET—— forts is another statement of Mr. [ 10 L | e FRISBIE & CO CAVINGC - S e - lutely nothing about polities. Tt T° : i o HARTIORD BOWLER SAVINGS BANK 7 ’ fantehd e » that they do not D B RS WIN. | OF NEW BRITA gl | 20 in 1 go in without my hands heins | 00 W ting, A+ & broad proposal | Waterbury. March 2. Waterbury's | NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ed and without any obligations 10 | . qesure stockholders of suflicient | duckpin howlers won three straight ¥. W. PORTER, MGR. TELEPHONE 2010, anybody. T have 1 a few confer- |, yonyes, regardioss of increased ex- | games over Hartford in the final leg one vith taxpayers e their E : { penditures of all kinds which have | of the home and home series at the 25 h f . | oninion scems to be' that 1 should | yesuited from the war. to justify the | Wooster last night. In the individ- snares o nion Mfg, CO, "'[[‘;) O e ) o belief that dividends which have been | ual event ob Stonc of this city de- t hat Mr. Barnes is one of the city's S fos 1 . n 0 * CItY'S | jegitimately earned in the past will | feated Andy McCarthy of Hartford in 25 Shares Of NO h & J dd 1’?""”“'“" (’:f”‘ ns s *‘!" @ ““"“{""’“"" he continued and that physically and | six of the games rolled. The results r u act and the war deparfment has | financially their properties will be re- ' of last night's matches had no effect 25 h f B'“' & s ;”m: ]”;d on disiesli letie from | {yrned to them in at le: as sound | on the series for both cities as Flart- shares o 1 lngs pencer 1im volunteering his services for any ¥ pie ring r o o | : - o position they occupied during | ford sained a commanding lead in 25 h f F | work the eparimaeat Tt ses 1 15 | the e me - sdmimatone 1 | he. G Gesomandion lead shares of Landers, Frary & Clark assign him. He is a quartermaster | nance bill also may be expected o | could not overcome sergeant of Company E, C. F. G. | hecoms a law in a short fime. The and says if the triuth were known and | ohiect of the measure is to enable tho §| 4t the mayor and governor would | {reasury to provide capital requirc talked. They, too, seem to think this [ as he should be he does not favor|ii..ir together L vast empire 27, D of ¢ who intend to go to is his greatest failing.” discharging him from oflice as the | i< peopie are subject to ssification | Cromwell Sunday, will leave the cen- | I ) 2 Mr. Jester says that the old Quig- | present incumbent has done. In- |y groups ave divided by cli-f ter on the 1:07 trolley for Berlin, | Beth Steel B .. 12 | Canadian Pacific .1451 oy machine has been running down | stead, he advocates a plan to educate | jhaic ra and numerous other con-| to make connections with the 1 Central Leather .. 703 CARL YOUNGBELAD, M. G. G Medical Massenur, 74 W. Main office ‘phonc 428-13, residence ‘phone hill for some time, but admits that | the old and experienced incumbent gjerations. ¥ cd i classes, | train for Middletown. handi- Ches & Ohoi Chino Copper ... ken axle caused the accident New Britain, although the lawye of general increase ho favors were wrecked and wit! h disapproved of the plan when it was | a general reassessment. Th proj ntents strewn over the roadbed. No | first brought to the attention of the [ erty must be reassessed if the city is e ‘was injured Two important | charter revision committee a ve to be properly taxed, he adds. phway crossings were blocked by |ugo. At that time, Mr. Jester say Speaking of one or two things of o jwreck A wrecking train was rian O, F. Curtis tried to insert | importanco with which he has been imoned from New Haven to opea a “ringer” into the proposed amend- ? connected, Mr. Barnes declares that o track nent, but he vetoed it as acting | the present plan of an itemized tax ror and in this respect was the first { ]l was first recommended by him- MOVING CORN TO MEXICO, iyor pro tem to exercise the right | celf at tne time Howard M. Steelo Mexico City, March Announce- veto. Mr. Jester also explained | was tax collector. Mr. Steele object- The gardens committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet next | = Tuesday evening to arrange details for | the coming year. Over 500 applica- tions have been received for plots <o | far this year. nts, Mexican, per Kilogramme during the panic of 1907, when work 178 MAIN STREET admit it. he is in reality the first man | ments of essential industries, Tt is - n Connecticut to advocate a Home |5 war measure pure and simpie. The Guard. I¢ the governor had ac- | government has tnderiaken to” con- & o '{ Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. cepted by recommendations we would | serve all the financial vesonrces of ve had a much more eflicient and | {he country in order that there may G y A STRONG, RELIABLE CORPORATION | well organized Homa Guard than we [ he no unnecessary competition when i | have even now.” he says. Two of | {the war loans and other of our treas- i if e " ! i r loan ~ P organized and qualified through years of efficient, Mr rnes’ son e in the govern- | ury obligations appeal for public sup- e e e s e R e N e > trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian f | now somowhero in France with the | pis advisers have deemed it a necos g : Executor or Administrator. ! headquarters company of the 1024, «itv that other provision be made for g LR $ s B | Infantry and claims the distinction of | financial aid for corporations which 5 CAPITOL $750,00¢ SITRPIITQ @7~ { being the first New Britain soldier :(.I wre go seriously affected by these new | d : i SURIE LUS §75( this bank, where your money is much safer than in your homes [ | set foot on foreign soil. A sccond | conditions \ 1 Rkl veg el : iy Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit charge of the government station at |1{y for time accommodation—a feature g M. H. WHAPLES, Pres't > 0. | Fire Idavd. New York. | which is encouraging a more gencral ; 4 HARTPORD, (ONN, Preparc for the Third Tiberty Loan, April 6th, hy depositing in e