New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1918, Page 3

Boston Store When in Need of ‘Knitting Supplies Come to Headquarters for BEAR BRAND GOODS THE BEST TO BE HAD These in Yarns: German Knitting Extra Heavy Knitting Spanish Knitting Shetland Floss Germantown Saxony Zephyr Zephyr Floss Shetland Wool Eiderdown Angora Fuzzy Woel These in Crochet and Em- broidery Threads. Bucilla, Star Brand Jap. Coats, C. M. C. Silko, Silkine, Peri Lusta, O. N. T. Royal | Society, Persiana. And for the all important KNITTING BAG an attrac- tive assortment of CRETO NES 25¢ to 75c. CITY ITEMS J. Leo Sullivan of St, Joseph’, is stopping at the St. Charles Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J. 15 tournament, Elks' club advt. A Boynton this city use hurch tonight. | of P sold today Stanle Rea) George J. Gerdis, one of the hest Lithuanian citizens, is a can- didate for inspector in'the health de- partment to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of F. J. McEnroe. Thomas McMahon is ill at his home Stanley Quarter. Rev. W. F. Cook, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, has recovered from n of mumps and is able to again. am, formerly A three-family street, through the Ilstate Co., to Mr. and B. Hogaboom. of 1 on Camp Mrs John known in attack is be out 15 tournament, advt. Elks' club tonight. The ladie nest of Ow erve its first anniversary with a sup- and in Electric hall, Wed- nesday March 20. Joseph Blair and Anna Gudat, both South street, were married Mon- by Justice of the Peace Ii. J. Danberg. TIBETANS IN REVOLT Force of 10,000, Armed With Modern will ob- er social evening, of nay Rifles, Marches On Province of Szechuan, Capturing Scveral Towns Peking, March 11. in —Taking advan- of ed tage of disorder the province Szechuan, the Tibetans have rebe! ind are marching into Szechuan, where they have captured several at 103 rifles towns. 000 The force is estimated and is armed with modern Tibet is natives Mongol r look virtually by the | are a branch of the Chinese government n relations garrisons of controlled who a ngz maintaining nese troops. Therc pointed by the selected irom leaders. In 1913 Tibet anded complete autonomy and in October of thut vear fore small Chi- is a regent ap- government or religiot Chinese the Lama der the Tibetans were successful in fight- ing against the Chinese. A confer- ence at Simla, India, failed to agree convention between China, Great Britain and Tibet the awutonomy of Tibet. In 1917 Great Britain presented ten I demands on China affecting Tibet but | have agreed on a assuring these to *hina The province of Szechuan overrun recently by bandits whom the Chinese troops have ible to make little headway Blotchy Ski Many a time you have looked into the mirrar and wished that your skin would be like other people whom yon know, “without a blemish.” Wash D. D. D, the lotion of healing oils, over your pimples or blotches tonight—and wake up in the morning to find them not been be against has been e NINETEEN GRADUAT IN RELIEF CLASS Surgical Dressings Experts in This Gity Increasing Rapidly The class in surgical dressings con- Mr J. Sloper has just the fol- Andrews, ducted by been lowing Mrs. Baker, Corneliw Cox, Mis Dunn, Miss es Miss Hazel Harry Arnold, Miss KEveline Miss Mary A. Campbell, Mis: Chamberlain, Miss Mary May Curran, Miss Julie Mollie Dunn, Miss Rlla Dunn, Miss Lillian Gold, Miss Alice Hicks, Miss Lillian Hulbert, Mrs. Ed- Hannon, M Lola M. Little- Miss Mary McIntyre, Miss McDonald, Mrs ith Porter, lthel Richardson. hurry and finish all articles. It is expected that contingent of drafted men from city will include over a hundred men all of whom it is desired to fit out | with a complete knitted sct, before they leave for camp. The entire proceeds of the veek's of the Victory Lunch | amounting to $50, to the local Red gradu name ward hales, Mary Miss Ple: Knitted the next this first busine Church street, been donated chapter. regular weekly all-day sewing of the Red Cross will be held at the Center church on Iriday, March 15. The office of the Red Cross on Court street will be closed every evening ex- cept on Mondays. The surgical dress- ing will open cvenings usual, The gium collect a on has Cre The meeting rooms be as Commis Bel- has ion of Relief in asked the Red Cross to | large amount of used and surplus clothing all through the Unit- ed States. Do not hoard your old clothes any longer. Any warm, serv- iceable garments, even if not in per- fect repair, will welcomed. The | week of March 18 to March 25 has been set aside for an especial drive | for this relief work. It is confidently expected that the people of New Brit- ain will maintain their reputation as cheerful givers, and respond hand- somely to this appeal. Clothes of all kinds for men, women and children, including shoes, also sheets, pillow cases and blankets are needed. Men’s stiff hats, women’s straw hats and fancy slippers, and goods containing rubber in any form cannot be trans- ported. be LABOR PROBLEMS DURING WAR. Wilson of New Burcaus, Secretary Explai Program shington, March 14{.—Plans by which the seven newly organized bureaus of the Department of Labor are expected to handle labor problems affecting the war program were out lined by Secretary Wilson today Iach bureau will co-operate directly with the War and Navy 4ln-|v;n~lm<‘n(.~: and the Shipping board, and all dif- ficulties ing in these departments | will be referred to one of the scven | bureaus Charts | | re on the progress of all con-| struction work will be kept by Army, | Navy, and Shipping board, and any delay due to labor difficulties will be shown in reports to the Labor depart- ment to be referred to the proper bu- reau. Thus a question of shortage of labor Wwill go to the employment bu- reau; a labor dispute ta the adjust- ment bureau, and a matter of furnish- ing homes for workers will be referred to the housing bureau. MAY SEND TO CREAMERIES, Iebron, March 14.—An effort to solve the troubles of milk producers in eastern Connecticut is being made by asking farmers to join local creamery associations. On April 1, according to announcement today, the price to be paid farmers for milk will be lowercd. In Colchester and towns hereabouts about 30,000 quarts of milk is shipped each day to the Providence and Boston markets. If this milk is diverted to creameries the marketing problem will be tled for the individual farmer, ac- cording to the argument of those ra- voring the plan. At present it costs $1.03 to transport ten 10-quart cans | of milk from here to Providence. This | cost and the unsatisfactory returns for the milk ud to sum up a con- dgition which is compelling of their cows and is armers to | dispose give milk up raising HOLCOMB MEETS HAYS. New York, March 14—The nors of eastern states came here yesterday to confer with Will 1. Hays, chairman of the republicai national committee, National com- mitteemen fom ‘eastern and middle western states also were present. It was explained that the gathering was a “get-together affair,” and main purpose was “to bring the party leaders into closer cor- munication with each other and with the head of the national organi: tion The governors who attended were: Charles 'S, Whit- nan, ew York; Samuel W, 2 1, of Massachusetts; of Connecticut; of Maine; Henry W. Keyes Iampshire; John G. Town- Jr., of Delaware, and Liv- ingston Beeckman, of Rhode Island gover- seven merely that the the dinng Macus Carl | Holcomb, o] | Milliken, New send, UL DANISH COUNTES i March 1.—Countess | Lili Raben-levizau, daughter of the ! former Danish ninister of foreign af- | fairs, was married today to Lithgow Osborne, of New York, secretary of the American legation here. The bride’s mother Miss Moulton of MAT Copenhagen was Boston. gome! A 85 bottle will give you relief. Why don't you try D. D. D. today? e Liguid Wash, Clark & Brainerd Co., Druggists, | AVIATOR RECRUITING STOPS. New March 14.—Recruiting the aviation was stopped ¢ local recruiting office for the enlistments of quali- Haven, or service today hut NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, KLETT IS HOLGOMB'S Wil Lead New Britain's 8500 o Year Stamp Club Ex-President William of New Haven isn't the honors in organizing Stzmp club No less a personag cut’s first Howard going to have Taft Taft all Thrift than Connecti- His Excellency Marcus H. Iolecomb, governor of the , has taken upon himself the inization Marcus H. Holeomb citizen, of | | GEORGIS W, KLETT. club to aid in the splendid the Thrift Stamp campaizn. The Holcomb club will he composed of citizens who will pledge themselves to buy $500 worth of Thrift Stamps during the The governor representative in cich community Thrift Stamp club George W. Klett, the last legislature, h been named as chairman of the New Brit- ain Holcomb Thrift Stamp club. Sen- ator Klett will select a of 1cpresentative see all those the join the $500 club. The announcement of this committee will be by the senator in i few The factory sales for March 9 total S11 of the league work of yean has a to org | Senator «r the inize and leader a committee who will invites citizen governor to made o days the 213 week and follows nd- ing the standing Per Capita Minor & bBox Pafnir Bearin National Spring Bed 3.81 5.06 11 Union Mfg. Co N. B. Machine ¢ stanley Works S Rulg iRt nley o Hutel Flann & Judd & Hine Cabinet r North | Traut | Corbin ‘0. Co, . P. & I%. Corbin Skinner Chuck ican Hosiery ¢ Screw Corpori- Ame K Corhin tion Parker Vulean Ttussell Teaton Shirt Co. Iron Works & Erwin & Cadwell T0 ANSWER ALD. CURTIS Price of Ice Is Advanced and Insur- Will Be Paid—Wa Increase ance for Meter-Readers. Alderman F. Curtis, who troduced a resolution at the last ing of the common council asking for a statement from the board of water oners in relition to the sale by the commission, and the municipal business his answer at the next week. At the meeting board of water commissioner the report prepared will be to the effect increased of the price for municipal E d vanced from 30 to 40 cents per hun dred last summer. Because of other increased costs since, the price muy be further dvanced next summer The Bailey Ice Co., which has the con tract for the municipal ice, has given assurance that the insurance premium on the building will be paid without further delay. During the past v the company invested a large sum improving its equipment The commissioners will state that the department disposed of a consid | erable quantity of wood at 5 per | cara Prices nowg prevailing are $6, | $8 and $9 per cord, depending on the grade. The department will set out 40,000 trees on the watershed at Shuttle Meadow during the next sum- mer. Bills to the amount of $945.31 ordered paid The commiss crease of 10 | the meter-readers i April 1 Orson in- meet- commi of wood also regarding hawe ice will council seting of the last evenir The report owing to the i vas that, cost labor, ice s ar in were oners cent. to voted in be an in- wages for effective per | WRITE OCCUPATIONAL CARDS. Chairman Albert F. Corbin of the first draft district is in receipt of a telegram from Governor Holcomh, wsking that the occupational ecards the draft system he prepared imme diately. Superintendent Holmes of the educational department been to call for volunteer workers among the school teachers them. About .000 has sked to write cards will he the sixth and fifth engi- lu,u or tank regiments were urged. transeribed the forms. “uestionnaire THRIFT CHIEF HERE 'LIBERTY MOTORS ON | Several Cralt Thus Equipped Al- | ready Being Delivered for Service Washington, March 14.—America's | first fighting seaplane equipped with Liberty motors has been tried out and | accepted, and a number of the craft delivered for the air service. They are guard of a hig fleet be added to the forces en- submarine hunting in the a now being the naval the advance which will in zone. second type of fighting airplane the American army, known as Bristol model also reached production and a consider- number become available the month. Still an- type, a two-seated machine, manufactured Construction det of these planes have never been published. known that the use | | gaged | war A or the has the stage will present during other is tils air- It oats and are Liberty motors, equipped with which provide ap- proximately 700 horsepower to drive the ship. This understood to be much in excess of the power used in similar British craft and the perform- ince is expected to be proportionately etter. In this connection cngineers of the overcome the cct of the Liberty with the yumber the been hours it was learned aireraft board last minor de- motors, having to lubrication stem A motors haphazard quantity production supply operated continuously for without any trouble de- of taken rom many veloping. Offi progress ials in close being tion of fighting e still vill tax shipping touch made on virp atisfied with the the produc- ines in this coun that the output acilities before July in quantities in France been scheduled. Already of caring the airplancs other one to which Pershing's staff is giving seri- s thought vhen deliver has the problem the General o on side s United fighting produced the to the ba provided the French There are gn contract the orizinal No details the actual michines will ing dur- in addition cquipment through governments. th States are in aviation to under contract ind British indications work also i of » available of over to not up delivery. chedule mber be ned nmer. of Li Others, yert \ttracts Attention of vve att both IFrench officials, and had experts success the to moior known the wut- of wmd Britis hoth this ¢ onstruction production inticipated t1 a lanes, ntion u Fovern- n yun- ments have studying its 1 the of It try methods of quantity ot loyed is her » expedite the delivery of motors Liritish us Meanwhile American devoting themselves be used very power Jve-cylinder model careful motors, enginecrs arc of the vhi to a stud) next considerable over the motor to vear will show 4 increasc in horse present There ix the 1 foreign and now study of i both time for a types of domestic design, and a decision machine to be made the 1919 will not be necessary ons as to the standard or before July More powerful motors wiil ed for machines to carry ment as General Pershing In response to an some time to the gun of American fighting airplanes, eral Pershing recommended heavy and izht adding: should Vickers Lewis \irplane out such a program larger | hines would necessary, and it judgment of officials herc that ft will increase con- | and armament. e need- such arma- has inquir; pe Cie posed vor ago as two two ma s, W of inticipate the synchronized unsynchronized guns guns on Mo carry ma e fizhting stantl WORE MEAT FOR ALLIES Fyports To Be Increased 50 Per Cent. he airc in size and Perhaps Doubled Because of Surplus in America. 11 bhe Meat e increased doubled Washington, March to the Allies will per cent. and perhaps ~hortly, under arrangements by the food administration the atlied food The purpose is to lied meat reserves surplus which has been accumulated this country and which recently brought a relaxation of restrictions on | 1icat consumption. The allies would | furnish all the ships for moving the Lorts nezotial with here the Al- eat representatives build up from the h 1 meat | The increased exports are depend- ! ent on the shipping procurable, but it is understood Great Britain expects to find the vessels. News from Lon- don of the requisitioning of Dutch <hips was considered encouraging. Statements by Lord Rhondda, ths Iiritish food controller, that the meat ration might be doubled in April was taken as further proof that the British | wovernment was ready to furnish these ships. FISH WILL BE CHEAPER. March 14 An the supply of fresh fish in New Fna- with a consequent reduction in was predicted today by Boston fish dealers, as a result of the a ment between the United States | Canada. announced yesterday. Poston, increase in | 1ana price, ree- wa SEAPLANE SUCGESS. | was called and his investigations seaplanes are sub- | stantially similar to the British flying | two | | Bave MARCH 14; 1918. YOUTHFUL DIPS GET $118 FROM WOMAN Father Who Spanked 17 Year 01d Daughiter Is Discharged tealing Romanslki For scphine Charles $118 from Mrs of 4 Union street, Ki. 12 years old, and Bronislaw Guidia, 14 ycars old, were committed to the State Reform Sehool for Boys by Judge T. Meskill in police court this morning. Kaminski was the “dip Mrs. Romanski at- tended a fair at the Polish school hall a few nights ago and carried her Purse along. She testificd at the hear- ing this morning that after paving her wdmission the pocketboolk in \ few minutes luter ered her purse and a hool officials had vesterday when th considerable Malonc Kamin Jame a at she placed coat pocket sing, S her she mi curiosity saw the zlove their they roused mo fergeant to the arrest of Guida said that he was going 1o s present when the theft was mitted. They went down to the ment and Kaminski e him the next day he his mother his “whack haose little tiie hoys. Kaminski told him al, but he was not com- Dirso- Ve £10, and $40. H pent pas pair of He ir rifles. ofhey Ho of pureh silk his cha has for the ficer to puir ¢ nd a 1ndy new hoes i Uso pur- | e in occasions onry on relty offense Kaminski delitio e reform only the school 1dmitte I told O that he wanted school of Herbert ta the brothers Tyon 8o One recently md another is tory in Che police turned Mrs. Romanski Vir was from serving at reforms: B hi or court, the onging to over also the footwenr and Spanked Ihis Danehter. it was hnavies, Th ness ag coused his Ir: The trouble My father and 1 told the poor old and father called prohation vear-old daughtcr nee The girl said started ove an old from man him that it He woman woman ther to give hack man probai he hum have needed vich the the mirl's conduct. You can’'t count your they're hatched.” in the case Juchnaviez William k. the father hid hix rigit. view and my girl officer 1o oificer investigate the lickens befcre | Testimony given the effect that girl. Judge counsel for d that the more force than Meskill toox the was to struck the Mangan and used was recused ars no TJudge ordered He officer was thadt the probation dischargs | instructed | the 1o have the otficer incestigate sirl’s Pined $25 For Theft. The adjourned « charged Wick frow e of Percy of article: Clark’s factory of $25 wa placed re- that | made | laid with t 1 Friry 8 Landers B fine imposcd ar sed was nformation the fact tion | | | i | | | | | | | on prob: was ceived Wicks at the led to value by ory oflicials was giving factory. his dete of awa A trap tion iriicles was wrtiel $17.25 Atorney vere taken P i ) alleged MeDonough | pleaded for tt i letter showing that Wicks %00 family and had four weeks. *He or profit. He will learn by it case in NE submitting i came ¢ i een marri did steal mistake anl | the kind of | ation.” | only not de a This i sadd Niebonough. Mondsy norning when the 1< taken ug | was ordered | Probhati Ma hused case of non wainst John to zet work b hicer Marsh fore v he today mrelly said ni heme wits but di to juil <hing o $10 n hig that Gruni W vife ireh to have o | vorl erday d not = wis s def to wtenced for 36 il bon 1 of pay ths, his wile weckly for OCCUPY ABO FINNISH COARST HUN ON Town West of Heisingfors Taken and March Into Interior ¥ Begun. \ reporte the Helsingfors beg Finlat Petrograd, Aarch detachinent Abo, of is on Gierman have occupied Ifinland Germans march into west immediately the interior wm of 14 hav e sent March of Islands Finnish and Swedish T.ondon the Aland peal to the the German asking that their wishes ered before the final peace 15 held the Copenhagen corr of the TFxchange Tele cables. The i made plebiscite be people n government monar he consii- conference pond aph that nt ‘0. reqn a taken. 1 belong weeks Islands, rie and den foree recently have landed The Aland e between I'inland to Finland. Sw ago sent her national was reported on the islands, in Sweden several there to protect Germany troops small and to RATE INCREASE DECISION SOON. March 14 the Interstate ion on the pending rease indicated Direet Washington Some de- cision soon by merce Comm per cent. freight in by recent conferences bety or General McAdoo and members of the commission. The director thinks taking over of the roads by the ernment does not fere with n mal disposition of the rate cases now before thc 15 n intc oth commission. | With each $i will give FREE o1 With each $12. sive one cap FRE Special Soft Collar BLOUSFE 55¢ 890 LARE each. S for 42c. for the boys Blue serge sailor tam, $1.50 to $2.50 each. Khaki naval hats, Newport style, $1.50 each, New spring caps, fancy mixtures and dark shad 65¢ Sale of Wash Suits We have just received suits ing. Sizes 2 1-2 to 10. pecial at $1.50, $1.69, $1.98, wer supply now. NOW The Secret Service Serial All 9 suits from the in the country and havemarked them very low best maker of wast for quick sell your sua Mat. 5¢-10¢ Ev’g 10c-15¢ New PBritain Is Talking About “THE EAGLE’S EYE” st Chance to Sec Chief ¥l no’s ¥ Today. Ipisode 1 Now. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In Screaming Five-F rt Play “THE LAMB” And Beautiful ZEENA KEEFE in “ONE HOUR” Sequel to “Three Wex FRIDAY and SATURDAY JEWEL CARMEN (Leading Lady With William Fa mum in “When a Man Sees Red.” —IN— “The Girl With the Champagne Eyes” New Episode SVENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN" Sunshine Comedy and Weekly SUNDAY “The Forbidden Path” THEDA BARA 7 Parts TROTZKY WOULD FIGHT ON \mbassador Francis Reports Signifi- 1 Statement By Former Bolshe- vik Poreign Minister, Deposed By Ioenine. March 14.-—turiher Leon Trotzky foreign minister, by the Soviet peace terms. Washingion that an tion Many’s will indications fornier Ru cor and oppose ratiiic oi G sress re-organization defending advocute the army contained in depatment today ador Krancis at Vologda. \c ambessador Teporied a conver- e ————— ] Report of the Condition of NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO. business on the 4th that will nd 1 ot in sin were a : the state from ao day of Bills discounted Overdrilts United States Bonds Stocks and Securitie Furni n b Prust Companies m Approved IReserve Due Tnited Sta and National Rank N Silve Minor ¢ Chec Other Due fre Liberty and Cast \ssets n T ited States Acet reas. 1 T Assets LIABILITIES Irunds Undivided expenses Capital Surplus Other current paid taxes Frofits, and ] Ranks, Bankers and Companies Unpaid Deposits i Unearned eust 354.25 Div count 0.00 Total State Liabilitie ra County of Tlartf Mareh 1211 er of (b tain Trust Co. d of my knowledge ar I HEALEY, T treasy arch, 1918 WM, 1. ATTWOOD Not I dispateh | sation that T one as late March said he considered dvocated an “iron the army. The ambassador added might or might not be The former foreign pressed interest ir | Siberia was cither nad with 11, in whicH unavoidable. diseipline” 50 significand minister the report about to be inyvaded in conjunction with Japan, armies of one, it other powers or ppeared sensitive re ding MR. STAER AN Jugene Staegeman, mathematics at al Grammar school, RESIGNS] instructor prevocat tendered at an ¢ shon “he effect DROP in Price of BUTTER The Butter Russell's Be of unusual quality A Pound Why not give yourself a trcat, some real Butter, RUSSELL BROS. 301 try MAIN STREET