New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 11

Kiernfometer is inviting these pleasant Spring Days. is the light-weight Spring and furnishings to make you ble when “Old Sol” begins to hingss up. mixture suits that will reflect n's good taste. th browns that S just “she” de- splendid.” will an fit you—p br Shuman Suit, ectly in a Stein- cLOTHING Co T Doy "y 25 HEW BRITAIN, CONK. CITY ITEMS 's hosiery, all "8 —advt. V. Wightman, secretary of & Judd Co., is on a trip hgton, D. C pr the 10 financial statement of the play- | shows a The balance receipts, commission appropriation, | the cxpenditur Bes! - tary play suits is 50 to take ad- ces at the Kava- Pratt & H and styles in four ke of the old pr Shop, 40; where many colors be found.—advt. Tday Special, Men's Hose i at Besse-Leland's—advt Callie 1 sold b the Camp Real I ty “on Kelsey street argaret Brator ldren’s suits, & in Connecticut, Besse-leland': t, Tierney Cadets of St. Jo will mect this ik in the school ldren's ‘union sse-Leland’s.—advt. er today, tate Co. to John wash at drill. evening yard for suits 35c and 502, rles B. Parsons, manager of the i, Corbin Division of the Ameri- Hardware Corporation, is in ngton, D. C. rday Spec and O advt. & Dunn ngs on L lof Bridget Coyle to Ll fords, Ladies’ DPatent )0, Be and tho es- sold lor street land for Filadelfio have Ox-~ $6.00 Tan ¢ Special, Ladies’ shades, $4.50 -Leland’s.—advt. yesterday Albin ot. daughter w horn oon to Mr. and M fetng of 102 Winthrop s Your Men, and’s. 1 fox Shoes 6.00- at Besse-Le sre will bo a special hist committee after ng of the Ladies tonight meetir the res Auxiliary, $4 leathers, 50 a s—advt. 11 committec will of the ‘ommerce meet at afternoon. price 4$2.15) -Leland on $2 me and o0dd trousers, $3.00 up, at lods W ncoln fartford, ington L. next Tuesc ¢ the at Be you cannot this amount refund advt thi Chavles son was born ¢ to Mr. of real \seph Sav Lynment TAINMIENT, the divislon arc invited. potatoes. good shel, Saturday y St.—Advt. otatoes, per bu |, 41 Cher tatoes, COMMERC! TRu ST,E“' Get Into the right With Your Gollars Put can every dollar into Bonds — the: help spare Liberty will produc cater activity at th front and add s to the fighting of our men, is the Now time subscribe, AL You Third rength power to ~ e c ITY WILL EXCEED QUOTA BY $700,000 New in about previous ustai sues Sloy to ten an | city’s ! rec h team ¢ reporte latch te 1 sen flernoon | amoun the amount amounting iptions to Date Total § But Excess Will Be Per Cent. Britain will go “over Liberty Bond sales of $700,000, with a 50,000. In so d ne records of the the he ualled. C rer reported this morr tal sales reported to ount to $1,354,> to § quota. in the ts to $1,589,000. § hing will , 0! bon overnment in W yesterday's | 4,250 50 the top™ to total of oing the city bond rman A. hing that shing- 00. ds The sales It was with much pride that Chair- man of Nev sponse ries qu win Men Fiome censed Sloper Ask v Britain the fine pat in the purchase of of bonds, He said th tion that the city will ex lirement by 50 per business men's o sorts last evening f saptains. The number 2d by Chairman Wil was 1 making the ,100. amount o w and Te The $11,000 000, orts by teams follow: Sales 15 15 20 Mayor to Request y's Resignation Lats 1 Words. 1bers of Guardsmen are over the statemnent the edited to the people riotic re- the third is no ceed its er, cent. ommittee rom the of sales liam T total to bonds grand ¢ Amount $1,850 950 | 1,900 250 200 | | HOME GUARD -VVILL DEMAND RETRACTION | the | in | Miss Beck of High School Isi ‘cononer: Allected by Act by Gov- placing a The proclamation issued ernor Marcus J1. Holcomb, | ban on the employment of alien en- emy teachers in public or private schools and requiring tho teaching of certain studies, including the three R’s and grammar and United States history in English, aft July 1, will hit New Britain. Migs Grenscientia Be instructors at the New school, comes under Section governor's proclamation and, al- theugh it had previously been | ea upon, she will terminate her en- gagement at the school. The action of the school board, having voted ta | dgiscontinue the teaching of German the school, except for those requi it for admission to college, was ided on at a mecting of the school board. t Matthew's Ge school on anklin Sguare is hit by the proclamation. The children at- tending the school have been brouzht up in the mother tongue. They had German text boo Of iate instruction at Heart of Jesus Polish school has Dbeen almost Zn although there were someo classes in Polish. Polish w used in singing and devotional exerc Until recently the public were used by M Baumgartner, who taught childien German. Mrvs. Baumgartner is now using rooms other than public school Ther a likelihood that the ernor’s proclamation will strike other schools. In the summer Swedish Lutheran schools are held in n»ublic schools. Armenians and others have used the schools. Hebrews of the city h school in Talmud To children attend every also during summer months. It is undeastood that the =over- nor wrote hig proclamation after a ! conference with the state council of defense commiftee on Americar tion. That committec would had the proclamation more specific FURIOUS BATTLE one of the Britan High 2 of the rman Lutheran the Sacred parochial exclusively 2o ve a private hall, which saturday and FOR KEMMEL HLL (Continued From First Page). t | Karl Rosner which | Anzeiger publishes. The emperor, who was commenting on the large amount subscrit 10 the new war loan said furthe “Our victorles in the field and tories of the Germans at ho | must make those over vonder r be subdued by arms fsolation.” e Dusseidor{ | | | thie | | we cannot | economiz Senator Klett Has Solution That Will | Considered by Legisiators Be McMur- | Unless He the two companies of highly made by | in- Councilman Charles McMurray at the council at it n to the talken comma ticut ¥ Capt Compar all bot called when McMur atemn Shot not sec is po membe B QU MM commic combh facts i statem JU The ment m ANT to peet which meeting Wednesday he expressed the 1iembers of the ity Guard are This matter limit and ma up with Governor nde -ch of fome Guard. in 1 vy M st probability h Home Gu shortly to t it expecte ray will a public ent. 1ld to b ultim Ho the H. John ted ial uni a rd ke £p that called retraction Co is be fifth ward co it to retract his sta ble that th Home rs may request Mayo igley to ask for Co ray's resi ation n council Gover may the and also be n the asked action his own se as initiative May dispatehed a letter Murr public retra of W r'c tion y ey ent Anesd NIOR first cand dat s Junior 15 for Minute ently d 1 department of tried out for positio cakers tim re the plan rec spo on well fre lidates 1orning 1d all embers of t enjor car Fallberg. If given candidates wi in the spe: FOR CLASSIFICATION Middle-aged wi housework. C‘omforta ht pa Apply to street. ED: “Home 1ckers, definite from wppraised juesting hman were Kranowitz evening opinion Guard in a pushed ately be lcomb ag Connec- N iston of this morning that meeting will be action, uncilman | to | upon of this uncilman tenient it > Guard r George uncilman the Hol- the take nor of to or Qui to Coun- him of ening. his PATRICK HENRYS. appoint- speakeor n assem- for ar and apvoin 1 be local the om ble home 87 Pros 4-26-24; to to | Hitlda | exemption can serving in the } He proposes | | Home and City Guards. nal < collectors throughout | the state suspend collections of taxes from the members of the local mili- | tary organizations until the next sion of the general assembly w | will be in January At that session {a Dbill will be introduced granting | members of the Guards c | reason of scrvice, just a members of the National | will also contain a clause | those lable to tax now. garded as the only legal to complish exemption. Court off dis ing the proposed method local abatements were not legal the plan proposed was the best wi caring for the matter. Guard. is re- This said and SCHROEDER IN DISGRACE Post Becausc of British Naval At- tack Surprisc. Amsterdam, April 26.—Vice Ad- | miral Schroeder, ihe commander | Zeebrugge, according to reaching here, will be deprived of his command for being taken by surprise by the British Tuesday. German newspapers y take | the hint. given in the official reports of Berlin and represent the enter- | prise as having heen a failure. Some | admit the attack was male ! great boidness. NCH BOND RALLY. Ues of the e Freach PRE To promote Liberty Loan bonds, t | ple of this city will gather | Jean the Bapt hall on « | street next Sunday afternoon. | though the French pcople have | workinz rd on the sales of confident that by | bonds, they are rally Sunday afternoon, they able to do even more. Two speak | have sccured to addre th | meeting. Third peo- the fhureh Al- bee i their Wi been CHILD. Allen noo: STRIKES of 31 th corner Spring streets a little girl, whose namc was not obtained, ran from behi ice wagon in the path of his The child’s arm was hurt. i AUTOIST Louis Wentland rect to the reported | while turning the police Lt vitto. { Icingold, decid- | schools | rooms. | { Cibulavicius, { Herman, | Mayor Quigley and Farl at | It exempting | ° ) planc at 1 reports | | lice I works that ! North ana ! ship t¢ rom First Page). 50 WV ton stree wshington Booth Main street; Beaver street; Orange street; 16 Spring street: sey, St. Luke old H. Frost, 4 Radzikowsk Antheny Voziensk ank Milewski, Omer street; street; Cad- Anton Harry Manuel Albert W Radivonchek 180 56 60 aboun, Larson, Heroin, Dem H «con Beaver Grove 3 street; street; 110 Gold street; Dominick Krahel, 121 Broad strcet; John Gorski and Alex Makilin. Second District Men. Tha second district men Louis Rabenow, 131 H nue Karl rebka, 15 street, Forestville, Conn Joseph ev, 63 Tremont strcet; Willian 19 Stanley street: Moses Arch street; Carl B, Jof reet; Thomas ect: Philip G Jubileo 98 were ord ave- Sla Mitchell Baba, 355 son, Bailey, Smith, Kriky East Stanley cwis, 10 Choro Kos to, street; Thomas William Dunn, 1 Main street; James Delaney. street; Luke Reynolds street: Richard strec John strect; Emanuel Sakaide, 1 t, New Londc Conn.: Brewin, Jr., 133 € ley strec inikas Mukon, 19 Fairview Guiseppe Mido, 110 Winter street; H. Youan, 12 Maple street; John Savage, 47 Jurlburt street. Edward . Long, 418 South ot: Tra zinskos, 45 reet: Jidward Norden Joseph Bronx. \vitable. str : Dom- street; Joseph Main Coaner- ton 365 Main street: avenue, Kreissi Rad Lawlor - Cherry street: Watertown, Conn.; Carlyle % Main street: : Chestnut st ler, 489 Main street: Cottage ¢ rton strec Ba Lic John smail, 31 drew 68 Har H. Johnson. Trank R. Hoole Jacob Kaplan., 159 Con avenuc, New London, Conn. K. Gustafson Clark sef Smidt, R D.. Box Conn.; F Kordal, Loray Der Krekorian, avenue n " 100, Winds ranik 175 Oak street The following lected as alte Russi, if Sexton treot: OT, names have been se- nates: Oak John William Joserh street: street: 1 street; street; reet street McCarthy, Charles A. G Philip Seapellati, 67 seph 7. T nleyv Stepanic William MecTntyre John Thomas R Jeremi Lynch, land, Pa. street: Northum from FOR ENERGENCY RELIEF Kisselbrack at Conference in Hartford to Form Organization Throughout State, 26.- for eney Hartford, April Plans adoption of emer relief o ations such as those in effect in Haven and Bridgeport were discussed t the capitol today by repr of several Connecticut cities a conference called for that purpose the Connccticut ate Council of Defense. The citics represented were: Hartford, Stamford, Waterbury, New I'ritain, New Landon, Norwich, “Tew Haven and B eport. Among those present ference were: Hartford, Mayor tichard J. Kinsella, I A. sob IL. Green and Willlam H ves by a at the con- Slect Smith, St 1 yore Bdward Waterbury—1E. S, William and, dward Beach Lyon, Quigl The fense were George member Scoville, Sawyer. Hunt, George M and Captain Mayor ¢ 3each W. il G Britain— Mayor George A. 1d Farl Kisselbrack. gencies of the council Bridgeport and New m detail. Judge of Bridgeport. a council of defense. of de- in Haven deseribed Wheeler of the ABOTAG IN PLANE SHOP. Cleveland, April 26.—Charged with punching holes in the wings of air- completed and ready to be de- .d to the government, em- of a local manufacturing com- W arrested by federal ager night and turned over to the po- He will be detained pending an stigation under the direction of Department of Jt liver ploye pany last in the EXLOSION ROCKS CTTY. Wilmington, Del., April 2 At the of the DuPont Powder Co. at Deepwater Paint, 1 t 7:40 o'clock this morning, a tank ntainin cid used in making high explosives ex- ploded. Three persons were cut hy none was seriously injured. ok the city and cre- for a while. s, but The explosion ated some ex HOLD DENTIST AS BURGLAR. Briageport, April 26.—Dr. William Hartley, a dentist, of this city, was ar- in the city court today on a charge of bt ary. His case was con- tinued until tomorrow under honds of SlG00 s d t the doctor quantity zold from the Albany Dentist Co. raigned alle le a of of- s of the CHAMP CLARK DECLINES, W Abril 26. 5 declined Gavernor ffor the Missouri fill the vacancy death, shington today Cl ner’ Gard- tor- Sen= of ser 1sed by v Stone’s Stanislaw | Commeicial ] o [ today | enchas, {John ¥ stireet; | {a small | found the bodies which | ana John § ! tiffs and IN BATTLE’S MIDST (Continued From First Page). tion there until a doctor arrived Connor then went to the rear and organized a mew squad, returned to the front and was wounded. Propaganda balloons which been falling on the American since Tuesday indicate still are trying to undermine French morale. The pamphlets dropped con- tain cartoons, poems and articles—all aimed against England and the Eng- lish. have VERETT WARD TAKEN IN ON THEFT CHARGE | Adams Express Driver Admits Taking $60 From George Barrett. Fellow BEmploye. driver Co., of $42 from Iverett Adams for check Ward, Expr theft for $i8 employed was arres in ieorge by | rett, a fellow employe at the express company. He will be in police court tomorrow morning. The theft w committed last night at Barrett's home at 212 South Main street. Ward was a boarder there. When Barrett went home last night he left his bag containing the money in his overalls, and this morning it W missing. Detective Sergeants Richardson and Malone quizzed Ward @bout the theft and he finally ad- mitted the money could he found on the seat of the expr wagon he drove. It was found. 54 MORE FORT SLOCUM MAY | (Continued From First Page). M 109 Jubilee stree 11 John Im- feldt, 262 Maple street; John Spring stroe A Chudzak, 4 Union street; Jerrimiah F. Murphy, 355 LEast Main street; George Musante, 25 Dwight street; Strohecker, 71 Rhodes street; Kingsley heidler, 304 Andrew J. Smith, 96 in Harold street; rect. anklin MOTHER AND GIRL DIE IN POND AT HAMDEN Bodics Found in Shallow Boy sher—Suicide Theory Advanced. Spring trict Attorney ordered an autop Mrs. Bridget Perry April 26.—dis- this morning on the hodies of . aged 55, and her daughter, Miss Grace Per 5 which were found late yesterday in brook in the neighboring umden. e last small town of I They W night. A alive while Tuesday fishing seen boy side in water cover not deep enough to them. Both were fully clothed the shallowness of the stream leads to the belief their deaths were suicidal. S IN CITY COURT. 1,200 CAS: Uscfulness and Convenicnce Proved— Short Calendar Today. Since the establishment of the city court 1,200 ca: have been returned there. Judge James T. Meskill pre- sided at the afternoon court today. The suit of the American Bar Lock aguinst Georgo Levine and a ge number of other stricken from the short calendar. The demurrer in the Marsh against mitted to the court without argu- ment; Klett & Alling for tho plaintift and Attorney \W. H. Macdonald for the defendant The suit of nst Harry was of AP, suit Gunn Rubber Co. F Gold, Klett & Alling for the plaintifi and Attorney J. G. Woods for the defendant, went over for one weelk for an answer, The case Nick Settembrino against I. Weiner, Attorney J. G. Woods for tho plaintiff and Attorne A. A. Greenberg for the defendant, went over for two weeks for argu- ment on claim of default for failure ad. ney Klett the asked for a special ament of tk [ of Elizabath 11l against Frank DelMastro for A deposition to se- cured from Attorney Westerberg of Tennessee. The suit of Fred Winkle against DelMastro went over to the same time. Richard H. Deming is counsel for the defendant in both cases. The Samuel May 1 for the for the The John list. Suits of J. H. Wooding were stricken been settled out The suits of Josephine Spano getti were assigned o’clock in the mornin B. Hungerford represents Attorney J. G, se be W on of Mitchell against IZ. Iverson was assigned for at 2 o'clock: Klett & Alling plaintiff and Judge Mangan defendant. of A was suit Zaleski agair stricken from t case Matulis e O. Mills and Berrico from the of court Maria Miriglic agai 1 for May & Co. against Depolito having o list, an1 a Pon- 9 at 10 Attorney T the plain- Woods the no st de he suit of Monkiewicz gainst Rocco ra assigned April 30 at 2 o’clock and the suit George K. ¥ winst Ta » Zazek was for Aprit a. m. wa C ey a ed 30, Park | Water By | lines } the Germans | | i ' PROGLAMATION HITS'UNCLE SAM OBTAINS | CONNECTIEUT MEN PUBLIG SCHOOLS 100 MORE FIGHTERS | Reading and Pacific. U. were side by | At Baldwin { Canadian | Great M. L. Wilson was sub- | | i | | | b | RICHTER & CO. MEMBERS NEW 31 WEST MAIN STREET L. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW BRITAIN, CONN. SHARES TRAUT & HINE. SHARES LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK. SHARES BEATON & CADWELL. SHARES STANLEY WORK SHARES NEW BRITAIN MACHIN GOODWIN BEACH & CO Room 410 National Bank Building, Telephone . McENROE, Manager, COLTS ARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD e (s Financial ————— e WALL STREET KEEPS LIBERTY DAY HOURS And, Being Patrotcaly ncline Maintains Firmness Wall Street—Trading in stocks to- day was limited to the forenoon in r ognition of Liberty Day. gave further proof of firmness, however, although intere: centered mainly in speculative issues at advances of 1 to 3% points. People’s Gas and Philadelp! also added to recent gains, ter rising 4 points. Rails nored with moderate c- The market the were 1 strength in S. Steel made an extreme gain of a point on rdy accumulation. Superior Steel rose 3% but Gulf States steel reacted 6 points. The closing was stror Sales approximated 200,000 - Lib- erty 336s sold at 99.10 to 2 first 49 at 96.68 to 96.76 and second 4s at 2 to 96.80. New York Stock “hange quota- tions furnished by Richter & Co., members of the New York Stock Ex- change. 1918 Closa April 2 High Low Am Beet Sugar .. Alaska Gold ..,.. Am Car & F Am Ice Am Can Loco Smelting Sugar Am Tobacco ... Am Tel & Tel.. Anaconda Cop AT S Fe Ry Loco Am Am 104 1661 97 6314 83 8014 i 5114 Stacll B I 79 Superior Pacifi Central Leather Chino Copper Col F & I Crucible Stecl Del & Hudson. . Distillers Sec Erie 1st pfd Goodrich Rub Nor pfd Gt Nor Ore Cetf Inspiration Tuterborough Kennecott Lack Steel Mex Petroleum Nev Cons . 5 Northern Pacific Norfolk & West.. Pac Mail § S Co Penn R R Peoples Gas Pressed Steel Ray Cons Reading B Rep I & S com Southern Pacific Southern Ry Southern Ry pfd Studebaker Union Pacific Utah Copper T S Rubber U S Steel U S Steel pfd Va Car Chem Westinghouse Willy Beth Butte Car. s ACTION ON OVERMAN BILL Senator Wadsworth's Aivcraft Amend- ment Adopted and Way Is Clear for YVote Tomorrow. Washington, April 26.—With adop- tion today of a provision for central- reorganization of the aircraft m, the senate cleared the way decisive action tomorrow an the bill with i sident to co-ordinate ernment agencies during the war. The senate wrote into the bill proposal of Senator Wadsworth auth- orizing the president to delegate to single executive agency or officer the power and authoriz for air- craft production, Overman for the gov- the underlying, | AN GO lag- | broad authority | | DEATHS AND FUNERALS | The funeral { was held this | Ca lic tended. ! Burial Sarah Burke. of Mrs. Sarah morning at St church and was iar Rev. John E. Fay officiated. was in Cheshire. Burke Mary’s ely at- Webbe: > Webber afternoon Fairview George The funeral of held at 3 the in chapel { tery. . Rev. M. W, the serviee Georg this in Ga was o'clock cerr tian officiat Louisa Weber. Weber, the dai of Mr. and | Weber of 28 Whiting { morning of diphtheria puptl the Roclwell funeral was burinl was in old Gilstave died this She w a The and ry Louisa six-year Mors street ghter in school held this afternoo FFairview met i funeral of held tomorrow o’cloc rik L Gullans, Henrik I The | win 2:30 undertaking Ohman will servic | and burial will be in Fairview ceme= tery e rnoon | from J | rlors. officiate James Mansficld. | The | will ¥ funeral of m Curtin at 9 church in the ¢ th rooms of morning Mary’s Catholic Lurial will cemetery & ¢ at ne row 30 Card of Thanks. We fricnds \thy shown nent and heloved wish to hank ot for ets of kindne sy ut reave i our for t to us in ¢ dur daughte beautiful MRS loral EAGLES BUY Br . neld last 5500 BONDS, O. 41 voted ie, I eve a to purchase Liberty Gonds \ in con- nection with the 14th anniversary of the aerie. M. T. Kerwin man the ainme bo as o nin smoker held was ¢l prog of t1 ir- boxin the other i | \ | | ! | ! TASTMAN York, inabilit in JUn April to a trial § ASSOC DISAG ATt rec on Max 26.— repori- dict, Eastmar with hiin to con T the jur the | and thr the publicatio M ¢ nt bacl tinue its delibe tions to make a furtt ffort t 1 agrecment. iny s b ations W i react ENCITE Hartford bomb on t tion A post ! much excitemer police werc gingerly nir { to recey and containing IMENT N HARTEORD. sumnic 1tic be a BELGIUM Washington, nted i by th total ates ALLOWED horrowings BARN BURNED. owned 3 A barn by Hartford avenus ire this o'clock required spreading to fire department v | from Box 43, A fter Four stre quench djoinin The only legitimate ‘con game’ is the conservation game. | | That for idle a American re is a G \ heart missile an Bread is the staff of | few Americans need a staff. but ver; Do not help the Hun at meal time | tween I George, no half-way hot victory and defei is ¢ be Liloyc¢