New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1918, Page 3

"Boston Store When in Need of Knitting Supplies Come to Headquarters for BEAR BRAND GOOD: 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 Wool Vicuna These in L;);hct 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 CRETON- NES 25c¢ to 75c. PULLAR & NIVEN CITY ITEMS Lady Owls Minstrels will rehearsal Monday evening at hall at 8 o'clock sharp. Drienscikas, of taken the hospital this the police ambulance to for pneumonia. % The hold L the ectric 1stin morning be treated The tre 7 Connerton was to in police were called to 20 Orange this morning to a man was assaulting his wif Before urrived the wife-beater escaped. arre they Private James Riley for IMlood and Sergeant home from Camp Sunday, George are Devens over Corporal Charles T. Hayden is homo from Camp Meade, spending the weel-end with his parents on Prospect street Centennial lodge, No. 118, will warl the first degree on a number of new undidates at a special meeting at 7:30 y'clock tonight in Masonic hall. The Chamber of Commerce rooms will open this evening to receive (pplications for garden plots. J a brief N..J. be Rev from Leo Sullivan has returned vacation at Atlantic ity Seaman Howard Rawlings of the Naval Reserve is spending the woek+ end at his home on Francis street. The directors of the Y. M. C. A. will meet Monday evening. Important business will come up for transac- ion, the meeting being the last be- tor the annual election of officers March 26. THIEVES GET $10 FROM CHURCH FUNDS Boys Suspected of Thicving at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Last Few Weeks. During the past few weeks the and shrine boxes at St Catholic church have been broken into have stolen ahout $100. The last bbery was committed 1 few days ago. g on for some time past living in the vicinity of the church are under suspicion Patrick Daly, thefts to the the poor box Joseph's and hieves ing Rev s reported the working pastor, police, who are on 'rosecutions expected The is the church vestibule and the other boxes are near the shrines of St. Rita and the Sacred feart, near the altar. case. are box poor in ALIEN Concord, ENEMY N. I, March 16 a rman formerly a German language New today and ARRESTED. Danckwerth em Noyed news aper on in brought to of his It was said as an to pro- demanded anaan here to await )y federal that while snemy alien he had refused duce certain photographs by the authorities. Jaiy disposition authorities. he had registered DUNLOP TO PAY WIFE. The case against Sergeant Frank R. punlop, who was arrested hero yestor- day for the Hartford police to answer a charge of non-support, was not brought up in the Hartford police ourt today. Dunlop agreed to pay , certain sum weekly through the pro- pation officer for the henefit of Mr punlop, and the case rests there. Ser- geant Dunlop telling his v “r with the i 1nee fanadian theater ack Watch at Keeney The thefts have been | and bovs ~Richard | York was arrested at | Bethel case | | | | Four Killed in Action and Many | hecaus { explosion. | dressed to tho town school committee | requesting the HUNDRED NAMES ON PERSHING'S LIST Wounds Receive Slight lore in De- but night March wero 16 names contained list cabled the War General Pershing, ere made public last delays in checking. Al- | list was the longest yet received from KFrance in a single day, number of reported killed toh was comparatively small. zreiat majority of the names wero men slightly wounded. The 62 names public rided as follows Killed in action, 4 dled from accidents, ease, b; wounded od slightly, “wounded, The nearly 50 names withheld tained those of several men killed action, but most of them were men slightly wound The list, mado public follows: Killed in Actfon. Fllinger, William, private Jarrett, Marshall ., private. Molles, Jean De Posta, private. White, Joseph E., private. Dicd of Wounds. Miller, Leroy W., sergeant. Butler, Ted A., private. Larsen, Carl, private. Dicd of Accident. Whitner, Richard H., lleutenant. Todd, win C., private. Died of Dis McCord, Charles M., corporal, men= itis. Edwards, monia. Holmes, ingitis. Moller, meningitis. Yorkes, monia. Washington, than 100 the casualty partment by only 62 becaus though o of tho the men mado | | were | i of wounds, died of dis- {; wound- severely, 4; con- in 1se. Lrnest, private, pneu- Edmund private, mens Elmar Reinholt, privatq Joseph A., phivate, pneu- Severely Wounded. Otto O., sergeant. Camick, R. G., private. Carroll, William G., private. Parker, Howard G., bugler. “Wounded.” Apperson, John W., licutenant. Itoss, Louis W., licutenant. Slightly Wounded. William P., first Desch, Bledsoe, ant. Burrow, Granville M., lieutenant. Dabney, William C., licutenant. Kahn, Carl, sergeant. Dagg, lewis, corporal. Klein, Jacob, corporal. Phillips, Frank, corporal. Werner, Ibner, corporal. Baldwin, Bernie, private Beeler, Fenley §., private. Beran, John, privata Bradfield, Perry C., Cairns, Frederick J., Noah W., private Joe J. O., private. Frank J., private. Davis, Warthy O., private. Dibble, arlo B, private Dillenberger, Jacob O., Dukes, Clay W., private. Evenbye, Olaf, private. Harold R., private, Goldstein, Philip, private. Fahlgren, Archie, private. Kessler, Henry, privato. Klachko, Mike, private. Mercer, Benjamin ¥, private. Myers, Max, private. Nogri, Dominick P., private. Nelson, Hjalmar G., private. O’'Shaughnessy, James private. Pagotto, Angelo, private. Potrovic, Joseph F., private. Richter, Joseph, private. Ross, Theodore, private. Rzeznik, Frank, private. Schwalbach, Henry ¥, Smiley, Alvin, private. Turner, Percy J., private. Woidman, Harry I, privato, West, Clare B., private, Wilcox, Emery E., private. lieuten~ private. private. Cox, Czapa, Danko, private. Gerhart, private. TLAMODEC SEEKS FREEDOM. Court Hears Arguments in Case of Mont Blanc Captain. S., March 16.—Supreme court Justice Russell today heard arguments on a petition for the re- Jease from custody of Captain Lamo- dec of the French munition steamer Mont Blane, who is awaiting trial next week on charge of manslaughter, of an explosion aboard the in the harbor here on Decem- which resulted in the loss of 1,600 lives. of inquiry recently di- Lamode and Francis Mackay, the government pilot, be held for manslaughter. The charge against Mackay was dismissed by Jus- Russell Halifax, N. vessel ber 6, upwards of A court rected that vesterday. reviewing the evidence in of the pilot Justice Russell testimony indicated the 1 steamer Tmo was on the wrong the channel. The captain and Imo were killed by the tice In case the wes side of pilot the WOULD BAR GERMAN. People Circulate ¥ School Committee. “tition 1or 16 A petition ad- Bethel, March - teaching and study of the local schools be dls- being extensively signed here. The name of the weekly ““Bes- serverein” held by students of tho Bethel high school Is to be changed because of the German origin of that word. German in continued MURDERED 1gewater, N. Christian Anderson, foreman Corn Products Reflning Co. was killed early today by robbers who removed $40 from his pockets. Hi \d was crushed in. Thres men ere detained by the police pending FOR $40. J.. March 16. of the plint ¥ Te W inquiry ! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, COLLEGE ENGINEER {WOMAN FOOD BdSS SLAIN BY ASSISTANT FOR NEW YORK CITY 20 Year Ol Murderer Confosses Stabbi of Pather of Mys, \. O. Meyers, Mrs. Stanley at Niaga telegram Conrad A. Word has sinco Mr. Preuste died tlicted Howard old youth, whoso Cloveland, O. Mr. Preuster Deveaux colleg until week ploved thero cording to information hand, Adams lay in Preuster Thursday and stabbed him to death. Adams has confessed. Mr. Preuster was 57 v old The Meyers about ago ployed DUTCH STEAMERS HELD ). Mevers s called to N Albert ( street w a Falls statin that Preuster, had been recei of stab Adams home of No. hoy toda het been homo by a ther, ured that in vear wotnds 5 by n addre E in died of stab at Wingara ago, Adams as assistant, " wounds walls and, was em- Ac- a d his now wait for family can hero Mr Meyers is em- Frary & Clark’s. vear at Landers, a No Bunker Licenses to Be lIssned in Order to Prevent Their Escape to Sen. Wa March 16 exception of two steamers the shington, With § States is holding all Dutch ships now in the nited Dr. Mary S. Rose, who is the woman to be made a deputy director f been American ports to prevent their | 2 | ¢f food conservation, tris office having cscape pending probable requisition AMonday. No bunker licenses will be issued for their salling, it was leavned today, until they are taken cither by commandeering or gotintion. The two created by the state food com- the New missioner. f She was assigned to district, which includes York city. Doctor Rosc has been charge of the home economics depart ment of the United States food ad ministration. She is also professor of economics at Teachers’ college. OFFERED TO MAKE DRAFTED MEN UNEIT requisition - veo- Plysician Arrested and Held Under Bond of $10,000 over st Dy e ships which wi'l mitted to sail are the Nicuw dam, which will take carg foodstuffs and number i gers to Holland, the liner Oranio which will take a party of Dufch colonial officers from an Ame L port to the Dutch Inize withholding bunker lice . to the American govern- intends to tak of them getting thus escaping the be per Amster- & of a ot sen can Cific In Duteh ment st ships no ekance of to v s som Dul and \msterdam, March 16 learns on excellent the Dutch the demand rel eiant thority Press that accepted N of the T lied governm Duteh EIGHT ARE REJECTED Men Who Went to Camp Devens With <hips in the da York, Maren Char conspiring to moculate United soldiers with u which produce symploms of Bright's to them i Harry of in order ny, Dr. Philip Bightieth street in fre Beel nd memboers el spectively, trom 116 [ the §10.- Final on 25 e Quota February former Being Sent ome. jonal nd ard, 500 bail United State. wer « 0woo $ v ves. ight New the i Britain men who were erday Commissiones t 2 h Araft Cie army Of e excmption Devens on i n mp February 27 | ilitcheock heari Federal worked s one of Slckers o eviude intelli wer pending authorities said the that the defend- W final 15 per cent of the first henme by two 1 I been by cons and ordered from the two rejected hom 1 quota we nts w the cumning vet “ur 1 by ¢ men sixoar ( sy district district The district men found 21y disqualified for regular ‘rvice Rafael Gareia, instructor of drawing at the High school, Geor A. @Giller, Edwin B. Hulten, Kordys, Frank Szostek —and ftanley Ulins. The second district sent back are Manucl Gust and Arthur Trembly Alternates for these will have to be sent to camy, will not ordered to next quota leaves. probibly last of this month. and . m rmy sence burcan convinced W go-hetween, and attended the sudd second W they ted merely handed the Uters first physic- army money who f are, to the preliminaries According to Sergeants McCahill and M the army intelligence in rgeant Brown d, who mac lared that the whole affair. the told him for tion of down and a $100 or $200 as soon as the should be released from the service he glve medicine that would pro duce symptoms of Brights diseuse The after charge was regulated cording to the means of the man mg the “cure. Assistant United States Garrett W. Cotter Walters had cili by Dr pass the requir examination Just he was discharged from because of physical Becker is known have for him. the receipt of this information McCahill and Cavanaugh Detective DBrowne were assigned (¢ nvestigate. It alleged that \Wal ters approached two formep compan from Camp Wadsworth and of the *“cure” The were when they heard the prop immediately made a re- oficers. The army of- the information to the L trap was set 1hill went to ifth street, t the They one William Cavanaugh, bureau, and of the police the arrests, Becker had He said consider Simon Thomas of A bomh Walters de ested en an rejected but until about men they the the sug doctor v be 20 ) - $50 promise of tomer LARE TRA DIVIDEND. would D1 of ceive 1 Box Re- . Stockholders or Co. h wing Disty ot At that 1 he Britain Paper Box Co., youngest manufacturing companies in the city has decided to Acclare an oxtra 2 per cent dividend which will be paid today. At a meet- & of the directors which was held nuary 1, it was voted to give an 8 v cent dividend, an extra @ cent to be paid April 1. At yecent meeting, however, it was de- that the business done by the would warrant the giving of carlier, and accordingly taken by giving it The New torney one of the shortly been he could before hind treated that | prior o th disability wgain pre- with L : seribed o On \ents and compiny dividend action is was to- ay Thisg ton matc ! told them indignant and their eyed company, g heen dily declared several dends. The offi of the company are: President, M. Curtin; v president, Lincoln Odenkirchen; treas P, 1. Curtin st and divi- ¢ has srowing, R substantial e osition QL ico | port to 8 icers con 1 and Mes Forty to “eurd orities izh and n West Walters was King the and e " it Cavan ATTENDED CONFERENCL, W M of the New Secretaries’ mec s Denton P and Lewi attended o England association vesterday. The chicf meeting was the exten- | books and other educa in Y. M. C. A’s whi possible for students to procure of colleges work. eretary Lloyd of the conference ucational Springficld topic at the sion of text tional work will make it the associntions similar to those pletion of their 1 ir Wy they saw Walters he the the closet o e soldiors givo § In bills, which transaction Walters to and shortly prescriptions result naried Leeepted in this soldiors led ecker, with which oflice o were by 2 appearced h for in ! diplomas on com- the 10y aid inc would in scharge o and was selzed in his office alleged the marked found in his possession. He de- nicd that he had been gullty of any wrong and said that his arrest was the result o “‘frame-up” on the part Walters. He said that he had of the men a preserip- tion him of a efanlt both men went to the Tombs. Becker it is money 1D SLACKER HELD. March 16.—Lucien Helie, in Waterbury, Friday, for fallure to register last June, was held until March under $900 bond by U. S. Commissioner Carroll for inv tigation. Bond was furnished cays ho was born in Canada, but lived In the United States. He clares he was in Canada on June 6 and in the United States on Canadian reg- jstration day. was ALLE Hartford, . 22, arrested A Ol of given on | | 6 | ure disense. of ball to Ho | has de- INSTITUTE S. N. OHAPTER. Ifartford, March 16.-—A chapter ¢ Cigma Nu fraternity was institutea at today degree team from Stevens institute, of performing the work. Ahout uates and undergraduates were ini- tiated. A banquet will be served this ovening and the speakers will be President K. 8. Luther, of Trinity. Prinity colleze a ST. MARK'S CHURCH, ; There will be no service m. and Prof. Arthur ity colle will have regula serviee at 10 Sunday, March 17, | Foholken, at 7:30 a, srad Adams of Trin- charge cf the 45 a. m. on among first | ed | In | WEED OUT OFFIGERS | UNFIT FOR SERVICE Pershing and War Department Drop Many From Army | | §.—National ofi with Washington v Mareh iy a Guard su found Americ ind reserve cors nnsnite or service the n o = dischars " 1 large numbers, War the offi company ing Gener Pershing in e W inetlicient Known at the h Departien vle nost ¢ ers dechired e commiandg onel and orted to the har majors lis eral the commander of one cc s department of heen thl re in from the overse Arniy charge ofli Pershing the th harged present < who physically unt 11l of them (uirements that in Fr no name e o W W a femande service While men are of dischare that | i} known weailahle some of them cers who hiy to th werd it Nation led Ofhers wren wlho have | hoer der the | wers | Fr | Fran u It ment 1 found 1 b the . depart by G | v ippeals numerous discharg or toda troops in estimated ent departm ruling that Ra must v nis vith incompet ) Vi the snlt e had to he dical 1 nd tiicion Arm I thy men declare that 1l ion v v <pon N fou divi ror tr niplet i weh of troops, g oflicers in th irainine i Congrd . | have had pointuier ional inf s to | vith the ap- | the mer TROOPS ORDERED OUT W. LRun Riot in St. Maric, Idaho, nnething to do ts of not a few ind now to b tirned m | 1w and Beat Sherif—\rmed Citizens Patrol Strects St Marie al of Un Tdaho, Maveh 16 od States troops and state cuardsmen d Murray ernarmy Vexa Major Gen commanding the west- nd Governor tinst oW today tion | i nd od | Leaten | their | to have their trolled the prevent any The troubl learned remove d'Alene trial syndic Dy sympathizc the nunihe ' W 5 decl a ien streets during fresh st onthre i sheriff Nelson chang W ntention when th W 10 Willizom Ldahe, on © ot venn for ) ree of eriminal | | Chicago REBELS TYRE DURANGO CITY, Villa Forees Believed Have t x- tended Cam I | form Mareh N tion Wi receiy her M rom Torceon xico, st cevolutioni pied 1 i No 1y t here ' As i ha I} e Vilia State b Durango beli lias n ' the city i L to « enmade hix comi hut contirmation of this coul GERMANY ORp DRIVEN N Mand Germ 1 the w count ccomplishc ter it ceonomic the ol hy St the Germ rlin dispatol Daily Mail ‘Glermany the these up hey Vil md 1! the O di must mak mind to countric Palkan exploit he nd T districts tollowed the nd and (rans-c Por Siberia spian triet DISCUSS “NEW HAVIIN® Washington, Mareh 16 meeting the New Haven 000,000 one-year notes matarin 15 was taken up Williams director ministration’s division of (i Howard Elliott of the New and a committec of director | clusion 1 and th will he continued BOND, Mcans S Ap today of th Failrond Haven {0 con was reach e ¢ confer- ence ADICTS March the PINCHON, 16.—In an inte Neue Nachrich- Bethmann-Holl statement | CONTR Amsterdam view published in ten (Berlin), Dr. weg denied the truth of the made recently Stephen ! French forelgn wminister, | Germany’s attitude toward | the time of the outbreak | i | von b Pinchon respecting France ut of the war, | { | GAS JET LEAK Bridgeport, March 16 man was asphyxiated by was fet in his room last | came here frem New Yori | time John & leg nigh Glec- kin A horvt | olie D\l\ now shoy soft sheey lards, the thel The Blouses They § carry the The new Blouse! A ittl waists. One ma malk A1 this new, new chet cdging Mlouse worl One not howing large do $8.50. Another u linen wal 3 v are al d. » able ngwd in ney creation at $8i ind cuffs and vestee of wild rose rows of shoe button beads which give a novel tp Many d 818.50. istinctive and ‘ex PROBE HUN WOOL PLOT Passaic Manufac Being Implica Corner Supply New York, Ma tigation of the sta in the country was oot Porstmann, a wo 111 N . A letter Porstmann ackno Lad written to tor the Deutsche and now interned The letter, dated quested Schmidt writer various Ge ing there would count in the 250,000 marks. 1 you things such that Af read a nic, Ay wray pa in @ torm in it Forst to S in con tateinent yester sinking of the Lu had had e canno concerne The loetter evidence a for 1 his ard t ith Germany ar A Wil Hugo Deutsche bank change turer Suspected of ted in Scheme to in This Country. 16.—The wtorne irch rte inve gencral ! whether an alleged German piot exists wool Julius of to- to control the itinued, with oal manufacturer, ain on the stand introduced, and wledged it as one he Schmidt, agent in New York, as an enemy alien. May 3, 1916, re- for the purchase sccurities, say into his in Berlin, bank i to rman be paid ac in handle 1 articularly way and such a letter is intercepted orio | party I am the wrote was admitt 1trast to Forstmann's day that after the sitania, May 1915, of heart” in Germany, and that mann chmidt >d 1d German interests. DEATHS AND FUNERALS Antorn funeral this h, Rev. Ch Buria] w cemeoter: The d o CAPT. Pol « Charged Wi March Charle; of corruption, = Chicago. I nitied Ticial rank of liec and wot He health pranc Attorney the rer wil fr today gned 1ure hom ifornia i in Aften at in Lied chief vear sion fund PHOENIX i evening Ilonor, an U. i N 1arg( The follow Music, by Tempie o families ™ v their the W There wa J. Symon: cxhibition coutma B R e Pee cong it J ] Lang \ssistant dress 1 Knife music, b R recitation se W E. IN Murs remarks, tion, DECLINE « Chicago, more v taken It ermar do w On t ascribeg tion which happer ket without any Dealings were on extromo losses of 61-2 in oats 1 March o suffered than nearly sip anything the mavket cline has v wis 0 and morning HEAL sensational of captain is welcome, March n Kohol. f Kohol St. Peter’s offi- new Cath Anton at arles as in was Coppens the RESIGNS, dicial Had th Corruption. Been 16.—Former Chief Healey, charges , and who still n s of held the force, announced that 1ld be in southern 60 years of of the resignaiion General Toyne naining indictments 1 receive a pension police o om the pen TEMPLE. of Phoenix entertained members of A. M. hall. in attend- program nembers No. 19, the 0 17, number ing the d n was Peerless Trio; Chief Tem- solo hy Miss Mo- gnal drill, by wster Williams; ad- Knife of Bristol; srless Trio by William Blair; Elmer Johnson: Rawlings; recita tounde of song B SRAIN VALUES. 16 inlent today place previously in was denied that go; \ peace-feelers had ith the weakness of he contrary, the de- 1 to spring rida- 1ed to find the me aggressive support. large scale with cents in corn and corn descended to rain sethack valiles s 83 OBSERVES 530TH BIRTIHDAY. Tohn A irprise Mrs dered ernon Al her honor of Linnea Job rranged r presented served. was Sandborg party vesterday aft- home on injoved the was ten- 25 Kelaoy ¢ her BOth birthday during the after- and Mrs. Fo« program and the =ift. T.unchecon inson a clusive had | Jken cvery step to sever his relations re- | dre his | Georgette with coll: Georgette. This has doub h. models at §15.00 au FAKE SOLICITORS Canvassors for Magazines Offer Articles to - Sceure Subseriy 1 Get Money. In the solicitors fow weeks nag] heen operating i Joseph's Catholic parish, seeking| seriptions to a magazine which represent e sanction cl authorities. On the represen that the approval of Rev P Daly, pastor of St. Joseph's paris secured, members of the parish paid the of $1 aif consideration were promised a some prayer book and polite representativ said that] second collection 1ounting t would be made by some young w of the parish. Much to the su of the subscribers young man resenting elf as an agent fo publication called within a weclk the order taken to second collection Father warned members of the pir the nt e he parish informed the pastor's attitude in re activity. The was claring that fre Father Daly did not have hasg of agents w sum beads hims was maki & ind one ende r to do wi this is conn has notnin the ge second pay ITEMS OF INTERF much r TO WO) Colors are liked in waig Black satin coats are very si Vests come again with the g snits. Novelty corded. mohairs Combinations of materia voguc. There are recently [slecves. I \goting & linen { and Bine Llue serge Over-hlousc Kkirts are wor satin The shionable shade A r charming bathing ver gray The iuror the der der all hded proportio) recelves (ualifications m out remun i to Y n ation $2 a ninforme igno opinion Week! AreMoney "<