New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1918, Page 11

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BUY THEM TODAY make Tailors Any Tailor clothes, Only can make can Master STEIN-BLOCH SMART CLOTHES Suits $20.00 to $35.00. Bros, Union Made .00 to $8.00. Young Straw Hats § Summer Underwear, two pitce and union suits. silk and Lisle jamas, Soft Colls Suit Cases. The Farreil Clothing Co. Hose, Pa- . Bags and Miss Irene Andrews of 79 Bassett treet told the police last night that pile she was drivin y \rough East street a boy on a bicyele ame from a side street and ran into he auto. His bicycle was damaged, hut he escaped injur Miss Agnes Fedl of eported to the police hat while in front of Lter she backed her ohn Shechan’s machine Elm strect st evening Keeney's the- ainst it auto i damaging to police Barrett her hus- was mude the Mrs. Gertrude street that her their afterward Complaint by anklin yand was abusing The police held his afternoon and rew lots for their vacations Centennial lodge of meet this evening to confer weekly drill they will third Masons the Jegree Charles ville, who with the ple yard, the police, White’s stable. Mpd and M receiving of the Sunday, Hotel De- parted Doyle's report James Johnson lost $10 money at James according to his and not at Charles Van Tassel \tulations on the born at the New 1l hospital Mo Tassel was formerly Ruth Chase, of city. Nicholas Mouhtourin was this morning by Patrolman Moore on the charge of garzis Sideris. The trouble place at the Victory lunch Church street, this The prificipals had been partners in the Junch business and dissolved partner- ship. birth cong ighter Mis rrested Frank J. assaultin took room on clerk Sav- Britain station with the Winger, of New trainir enlisted the left toc at Pelhav Naval Re Gustave at ings bhank tor the Bay. Hl serve George C. Ellnger Camp Devens with Police, is home on Private tioned @ Military loght. * Louis Jartman is home Devens on a furlough. A marriage license afternoon to Thomas H. Gibson 626 Arch street and Miss I The couple were quietly rried Mae, Rowe of 140 Winthrop Rev. Dr..G. W. C. Hill BRITISH ENVOY TO SOUTH AMERICA the a fur- from Ciny this) of was issued Maurice de mission sent the a between Hon Bunsen special Rt Sir heads a Geor economic conditions a which have - risen American countries and Great Britain hgflu of the war. The purpose of his mission is to cement and to explain the principles «ddeals at stake in this war. by King to discuss intricate questions relationship and auto | zabeth | by | street. | South | The Thrifty Man Makes Money Go Further proven thrifty It fact is a well that the man makes money further than the who covets. He and depos- nis 20 or buys judiciously to its regularly credit in the bank. An account with us is a wonderful help in ~aving. Per raid On Cent. Savings Interest Ac- counts. SEVEN HOUR BATTLE OVER DUTCH COAST (Contnued from First “We kept although our from the rest seven enemy for ten miles Germans, control fla up a fine machine and surrounde seaplanes. We until we drove off ‘nding one down o and crashing anoth from a height 00 run: was a of ng cut Page.) fight off a by fought seven ut of er ) feet. The five other machines were severely punished by “During engine gineer had been iaid the cockpit and taken he whole half hour and I well, Alterward scended onto the wat made and thep w The whole flight Jasted our the an gun fire. ast few minute stoppinz and it the Meanwhile commander veported th oken the petro out his seat engng think my were port. hours.” Ensign Joseph Eaton was in Holland on June 5 with oth 1 aviators tersitorial W in who desceended o waters in the Although . Eaton his n s damaged was not h fight 25 our 10 en- pipe [ had in the I we did very seven erned | ° N ¢ oft achine urt | OPPOSES PROHIBITION Shipping Board Offic Says P tion Wounld Drop Per Workers Could Not Have Washingto protest against ' Nuh)‘mmn 1s made before the agriculture committee today by Colby, memher of the ping board, who declared if bee taken from the workmen the of American ‘shipyards would duced per cent. Mr. Colby said he request of Chairman Hurley resentative of the shipping ! the pending Jones amendment Tmergency Agricultural bill, h “We believe that the effect | bit of le ian would be to | the efliciency of the workers | shipvards and the output of i to a substantial amount.” June 19.—V immediate al ! bridge Regiment Marches Germans Flying Tts Own N Cent, \ roduc- Ir Becer. rous ssolute house Bain- ship- r were output be re- to the e said: of thi reduce in the tonnage POLES IN TRENCHES ainst ational Flag—AndWer to Hun Claims. Paris, | under Tuesday, the natior June 18.—F al flag of Po first Polish regiment of Polish division entered the | trenches opposite the Germans “rt reply to Germany's ¢ | tion that the Polish question is s said General Archinard, Polish Military Mission Poles who have ! many Poland ceeded leaving form the which may morrow against the defense liberty tonomy of Poland, an fro is a chief to escaped fror who 1 America bulk of the shed its bl and in countries, or ay of and th VERDIC & M, "OR Orvders De Justice ik For Jury endant. Springticld, John today verdict Mass., June 19 Aiken of the st ordered the i for defendant Hampden inst the itailroad Company account of the failure to ratify Justice A court in suit jury u the of the Railroa | poration Muine construotion 000,000 Boston based on and Maine the Hampden road Judge Aiken stated that influenced question The suit on tr. It is it Supreme he v by any of has been understood will be court to the is the place to Sale on clothing furnishin starts Saturd Watch F N. “lthing Shop, 337 Main St.- This money. save and Ju day's paper the and ferman autocracy [ Boston 1l sinee hting W, the first nt line today. “onten- ettled” of the France, n Gor e suc- other Polish od to- in he au- Find Chief erior b hrin in d Cor- il to recove nearly o the vas not ud. May » taken your gents’ e 22. ample advt. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1018 CASUALTY LISTS CARRY 274 NAMES (Contnued from Kirst 1 Newton Grubb, Walter Jasinski Walter Johnson, Longficld, Charl W. McCullough ett T. Miller, nes T Rivesville, W Va.; st Detroit, Mich.; Chicago, Simon < stown, A John Taiban, N Ever- Jewell it Ka Monroe, Haverhill, Mass Pisillo, North Bergen, N. J.; Robinson, Big Cabin, Okla.; Rolte, Ia.: Robert I. Memphis, Texas; Privates Balitto, Pittsburgh; Smith Center, Kans; Beckarlo, St. Louis: Yelm, Wash.; Paddy | Tigerton, Wis.; Tony Buono. | John W. Carl, Covington, Ky.; i S. Crawford. McMinnville, Ore.; : ali Crospi, New York city; ! Curleo, Polkton,” N. «.; William | Dean, Cornelia, Tiarvey W ! Fahnestalk, Rapid City, Mich.; Lewis | Burwell Tleet, Glendora, California | Martin Galliano, Naples, Ttaly; Fred ! Gerrisch, New York ; Earl Gill, Eldred, a. He ) a Newport, Me.; John W. Green, Daw son, N. D.; Oneid ey { John AL Griner, arion C. Hampton, Idaho: Jeft Harmon, Curlow, Ky.; Able Hinkle, { Clinton, TiL; Dale Hyland, Portland, { Mich.; Oliver H. Johnson, Har- }hr\r. Wis.; Vincent . Johr Gib- ilm'l, Minn; John Juric LaSalle, i 1 M.; Joseph | Tinos | Jens Thompson, ! Wheat, | Vinecenzo B. Barry. Louis Benson, i i H Ga.; ci son, n, 1l.: Samuel Kalsi, Columbus, Ohio: Gust Ker! Masrtini Greece; Foma Kir Haven; Robert W | Lennox, Big Lake, Minn.: Wade D. Lester, Creek, Miss.¥ Thomas . Li Gaffney, . C.; George MecCollum, Battle Ground. Wa Claude MecCo Portsmouth, Robert I. McKiernon, 808, Green Ave., Altoona, Pa.; Harry A Mak- sh, Provideuce; Joseph Mancino, Brooklyn: "f‘nx) A. Miller, Brooklyn; Ray W Miner, Tone Dewey Prine, Stems, N. C Pride- more, Scneca, West Union, W. Va.; Rich, Southington, Riss, Worthington, Minn.; Elliot sen, Roxbury, Mass.; Joseph 1. Ro- sanski, Englewood, Colo.; Thomas Tyan, Morristown, D.: James Stensland, Boone, Ta Will n Ste. phens, Jr.. Skipperville, A Charles Stewart, Wallooms Stanley Tarkowski, Chics W. Tay- Tor, Marlboro, Ma Terrill Fort Worth, Te rwark, J. t, New ! Big { tlejohn, Va.; Deforis Conn.; Henry Cersey Uarold John L. Alexander Ovleans; I Leon Robevt F. Edmond rank Weg- Wellmay Welsh, Phil- { adelphia; Morton J. Wino- | na. Minn.: Erank Zi Detroit. Wounded Slightly. W utrain, N Private st ank G liams, Norton, Mix James Sexton, 2 in \ction, Private vt Prisoncss, Not Brattleboro. Previously Missing. Captain Howard F. Second Lieutenant Edward srt Koenne, Rochester. N. Y. Note—Previous reported killed in action now reported wounded in ac- tion, Private Allen R. Moove, Fitzdale. A Machia Al- Kane, Marine Corps Lists. Two were issucd names, divided Tollows Killed in action, 30; died of wound 7; died of disease, 1; wounded sever: ly, 9 The marine corps today ualty ining lis conta first list dated June 16, follows: Killed in Action. James AL Privites Sergeant ley, W. Va.; Patterson. Rip- Frank Addante, Marcus, Wash.; Philip J. Riehl, Phil- ippsburg, N. J.: Bert (i. Taylor, inta, O.; Jeremiah Wood, John W. Brooks, Sebrin ; 8. O’Donnell, East Holden, Me O'Lea Cincinnati; Joseph son, Ardmore, Pa.: Ifirst Daniel A. Hunter, Westerly, Corporal Otmer O. Anderson, Cincin- nati: Privates H R. Bohanan Whittle gs, T Kinsley C. Buck, Elmhu Mich.: James F. Christ, Akrvon, O.; Ciuy Fravell, Ori- ent, IlL; Clifford J. Fulmer. Watc ville, N. Y.: Corporal Tric A. Gold- beck, : Charles 1. Hub- Dbartt, Tl.: George Knorr. Howard Maxv Joe B. White Haven . ldmund bles, Dundee, Mich.: Corporal 1. Van Eman, Grove City, Pr ates John Welsh, Lisbon, O C. Yarbrough, Atlanta: Joseph N yell, Philadelphia: Walter Hayne Hambleton, W. Va.: Colling, Augustus, s Died of Wounds Second Licut. 1407 Mahantango Pottsville, P Iy Paul Leber, Columbia, P Harry Beatty, Favette, InHarry I Tless, 2502 West Ches Avenue Altoona, Pa:; Donald { Los Angeles, Cal.: Joseph Carrollton, 1. Dicd of Discasc. Joseph P nn. O S » Troy,; Ter Pee- Pri T John W K in F. U leceived Charles St n tes Tirickson, Bryan Kel I Private 1 Ind The wounded severely numbering 40 in this f Privates Harry G delphin: Marion Ave., Washington Irving Fuller, Herbert Private Anthony I ra sceond K. Clark, Walton in action, t list include: Meredith, Phila- Gorby, Caldwell Pa Sergeant Mansficld, Conu.: Cov verov, Duque: sterus, poral B ne Ran list. dated June 17 fol Killed John in Action, t ate Callahan, Troy N Died of Private { Orleans The vh!lln\)t'v'i)\,’i clude Privates Iranlk Pa.; William A, Sergeant oslindale, Mass.; in Sanchez. Wounds Received Joachim Action Now the “tion severely list, wounded in second m Lees, Gastonville, Maloney, Roxbury. derick . Nagel Privates I Roy William ' Reed, | Ro- | B | officiating. ol tto Tinney, | i will be Reported 130 | Munns, | Clare | James Action, ! William BEAT GERMANY Support EVERY FLAG that opposesPrussianism Eat less o/‘f/re food Fif)htevs need DENY yourself something WASTE NOTHING per Ganzel John Craver, 51 York, Pa.; George apprentice, U. S. marines. Brookline, Wolls Pa., ston, and Charles C. Mass,; Sergeant Prospect St Hospital serving with Jones, N., DEATHS AND FUNERALS | Aurilio Lucch ‘The funeral of Aurilio Lucchini we neld this morning at Catholic church, Rev. I The remains for interment St. Joseph's D: taken atrick were Meriden Mrs. Bernard funeral of Mrs. held Thursday Cathalic and burial Cutholic ¢ Fagan, The Beraard Fagan morning at St church 9 will 1etery. Mar; o’clock new, at follow the WOCHINZ TAKT AWAY. 1 Case Will Be Presented to Comuis- ioner Today Albert by the Wochinz. who was police vesterday for leged seditious remark will probably be brought before United States Com- missioner Carroll this afternoon for a preliminary hearing Agents of the department of justice took the prisoner to Hartford | evening. ! A brother of Wochinz denied to- day that third Dbrother had been electrocuted at Sing Sing for murder. arrested an al- las a HARTFORD AVE. ROW. \ domestic row in ‘ihe Abr: nome on Hartford avenue was aired Prosecuting Attorney IKlett at police headquarters this mornin husband and step children lined ngainst M Abrahamson, calling anything but truthful and accus- her of having a bad temper, i bad that she took her bed and it up the veranda rather sieep in the same tenement | them. Prosecutor Klett 'ties concerned warr { them home. before the i The up her ing S0 on with the sent gave ing and TOO LATYE ¥OR CLASSIFICATION, 0 RENT. garden ve room tenement, 5 Corbin with ave, 6-19-2 FOR SALE—Ncw three weeks 115 Smalley hed Owner strect. Only used leaving town 6-19-3dx —-Six Dickinson, room apartment 193 Main St supply and Apply My in Steam hot water improvements. the Store at to Masse, OR SALXE—TF seen at nings. rd Sherman touring ¢ be court, ov AL Sccond-hand stove A s West | ronr | Price sonable, 1 vin Plainville, METHER RNUBBARD @LD MOTHER HUBBARD wiLL HAVE A NEW CUPBOARD] LIITH FOOD PILED UP HIGH ON EACH SHELF SHE'LL HAVE ALL SHE'LL NECD ALL HER HNOUSERLLD TOFF™ D SHELL CANIT OR DFY 1T HEASELF.' NATIGNAL WAR GARDIN COMMISSI WASHINGTON, B.C. | COMMENGEMENT [ the dale . ward Sylvester Morse, dir ahamson | { William set | than | lows: | Louis, IR 6-19-2d | di i conspiracy UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION Usual Pro, m Followed in Bestow- ing Degrees—Robert Scoville Re- ceives Master of Arts Degree. New and Haven, June 19.—Tradition not the conditions of war was followed at Yale Univer: times ty today when commencement exercises with rding Hall. commencement aw of degrees were held in Woosley The exercises did of other years, the fif- not deviate from thosc Professor Woosley presented teen candidates for honorary These M Aikne, degrees, W sters of arts—Alfred Norwich, Bartlett, Stanford of the Yale Benedict € Lwrence Cann.; Jr., Com- ayland Sculptor, Henry Brooke, hairman alumni mittee; owell, assistant Polk, rtment of Stat secretary of wa Frank Lyon Counselor to the Dep Robert Scoville, Federal Food admini- strator for Connecticut, Doctors of ence—Henry Drys Dakin, surgeon distinguished in reatment of wounds in tr war; B ctor of the museum Doctor iSnglish at of poct Doctors of #Divinity Gregg, recently Hampton Institut Tuttle, presiding hi testant episcopal church Docors of Taws—Herbert Clark Hoover, federal food administrator; Renwick Riddell, Justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario, Cana- ta; tlenry Pomeroy Davison head ted Cross Bureau; Earl of Rend- Chief Justice and British sador., 4 were Mass, —John Uem, Letter Masefield, James 12d head | of Sylvester the Pro- chosen Daniel wp of awarded to in course. There arc 243 academic sen- iors on leave of absence for war vice and 10 from the scientific 2niors who died in service were awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree “Post Obitum Honoris Grieh”, as fol- Ben] Strickler Adams, St Mo.; Norman Grieb, wsdale, N. Y.; Leslic Malcolm Mc- Naughton, Fort Fdward. v Holmes Mallory, and Cur uman ad, New York city. min Henry { LAWYER IS ACCUSED 1 mod- | TREASO Ryan. a lawver of ‘Buffalo, the seven persons in- federal srand jury for to commit {reason and espions Ryan v fugitive 2 11‘1\\1 chool. | g the from | RICHTER & CO. MEMBERS NEW 31 WEST MAIN STREE TEL. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE W BRITAIN, CONN. 2040 LOCAL SECURITIES BOUGHT & SOLD GOODWIN BEACH & CO Room 410 National Bank Building, E. F. McCENROE, Telephone %120. Manager. : North & Judd and Landers, Frary & Clark, Bought e s ~— Financial WALL STREET IN A FOG OF DOUBT Bright Opening Succeeded by Day of Irregularity \ Wall Street—IRquipments spe- cialties led the general list to higher levels at the opening of today's stock market, traders basing their moder- ately bullish oerations on further tavorable war news. American Loco- motive, Crucible Stcel, Republic Iron, General Motors and Wilson rose 1 to 11-2 points. Tobaccos again showed variable tendencies with shippings. Interests in rails centered around minor coalers, notably Pit burgh and West Virginia issues. L erty Bonds were irregular. market lost much of its br and activity after the first leaders developing -irregular cies. Dealings in rails were wholly limited to law de coalers. Equipments and war res reacted variably on light offerings and some of the more speculative specialties fell sharply. Foremost among these was Royal Dutch Oil, which broke points on a single sale. Prices stif- fened again at noan under the lead of 1 Steel and Readin, Liberty 31-2’s sold at 99.54 to 99.60, first 4's 4, sccond 4's at 94.12 to 94.24 and 4 s at 96 to Price movements hec fusing during the 1 Heaviness of Marine Pr additional reactions in leading equip- ments were balanced by 1- to '—]\nln(l gains in fertilizers, International Pa- per and Cuba Cane Sugar. 1t required only slight pressure fo effect further substantial recessions in the last hour, when most impor- | tant gains were cancelled. The clos- | ing was irregular. Liberty sold at 99.50 to 80 first s t | and adth half-hour, tenden- almost me more noon ferred con- hour. and 9 94.12 to 94.24, sccond at 94.10 to 94.24 and 4 1-4's at 95.96 to 96.10. FIRST INDIAN WITH | LAFAYETTE AVIATORS | | the Packing | Richester is the viator to join which is flying first the Flowberth W. American Indian Lafayette wdrille rt the American IFrance. now a of forces it WORKS. for the past LEAVES STANL Fred J. C. Knsworth cleven years assistune paymaster at Stanley Works has resigned and will report June 24th at Camp Meade, Maryland. MASS FOR WAR HERO. A requiem h brated tomorrow morning o'clock at St. Andrew's church Private Geosge Mondzijosli city who was killed in Ifrance. Bdward V. Grikis, the pastor, celebrant, 8 for this Rev. will mass will be of be and Sold EXPRESS DISPUTE SETTLED. ‘Washington, June 19.—The express| monopoly created under government auspices must be dissolved after the war emergency is passed, under pro- visions of the contract signed toda: by representatives of the express com-| panies and’ the railroad administras! tion NZON IN CHILE. Chile, Bunzon, DE B Santiago, Maurice de South of the here for June 19.—Si who is visiting] American nations at the head| 3ritish Misslon has arrived His appearance was the signal manifestation of enthusiasm o part of the people gathered af the station. a TO CELEBRATE Linnea lodge, Protection, anniversary ANNIVERSARY. New England Orde; will observe its 26t with fitting exercises i Vega hall on the evening of June 28] The state officers and some of thd grand officers the lodge will by present. of of EXPECTS RUSSIA TO PAY DEB Paris, June 19.—The ¥ gov| ernment has confidence Russia wil eventually pay her debts, declared Finance Minister Klotz in the Chag vesterday. rench WORCESTER'S POSTMASTER. Washington, June 19.— Healy was nominated tod ident Wilson as postmaster cester, Mass * Pres Wo James by ut THURSDAY § and FRIDAY United States Food Adminis- tration Llicense Number G—08535 Large Fresh Mackerel . . 1b 19(: Shore Haddock 1b 12¢ Boston Blue 1b 15¢ Butter Fish b 21c¢ Y. T. Flounders 1b 10¢ Cod (to boil) 1b 21¢ Cod Steak b 25¢ Halibut Steak 1b 30¢ Buck Shad 1b 25¢ Large Smelts b 23¢ Herring 6 for Salt Mackerel 6 for 25¢ Plate Corned . BEEF ..!. 1b 206 Bacon (in strip) 1b 32¢ Shoulder Beef 1b Jdce Swift’s })l‘i‘n!innl C OCLEO 1" pkg 33 Crisco 15 1b can 50¢ Apple Butter 1b 14¢ SALMON can Dom. Sardines can 8¢ Tuna Fish can 22¢ Pork *"1 Beans can 18¢ C Potatoes 4 gts 29 Green Peas 4 qts 25¢ Native Radishes 2 " 5e Nuu.\e Rureripes 9 beh B Large Salt 1 5¢ 5 Salt Cod Pieces 1b 20c - 28¢ Pork Chops b Selected Eggs doz 41c¢ Alaslka Pink zfé Premier Shad can 19¢ Assorted Soups “*» 10¢ Large New Ripe Tomatoes 1b 18¢