New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1918, Page 9

&tein Bloch air-o-weave two piece suit for hot wear comforts a few left at re- duced prices, White Flannel trousers at rate price, soft shirts, bath- ing suits, wash tics, Hats 13 price, The Farrell Clothing Co. GOLD STAR PUT ON ROOSEVELT FLAG But Ex-President’s Family Still Seeks That Quentin More Proof Is Dead. 18. star for July la 1l Park Roosevelt possibility of stoical Long Islanc afternoon the Oyster Bay, Late yesterday a added to service g Oyster Bay in Lieutenant Quentin While accepting the report being spirit, Colonel throughout the confirmation Townsend the true with Roosevelt to seek or denial either of the positive rumor. The Bay la from velt, » last message to reach Oyster t night came Paris by Mrs. who doing work there cablegram “Report absolutely in bl nt Theodore Red read i ross Her here uncon- firmed the day similar mes- received from tary of War Baker. He telegraphed ¢ Roosevelt that the de- had report mentioning Roosevelt, but that he would ansmit immediately any word which received Earlier in age had been olgnel . partment no Quentin Colone g Murs don, New he Roosevelt, after ny Roosevelt York, returns to asked the nev Lccompa Hotel Lang will remai s to the where she from Sagamore aratoga, went Hill last aper men until alone but him from making any other than the he in the morning was today that altogether of his him night vague had happened vepeated ek 2vening. s1 ate- had to excuse ment one issued It oosevelt learned Colonel vas not unpre- the report reached Late last somethin wus pared son’s death morning imor that of and which early in o one s sons m, he expressed the conviction that if one had been injured or killed Quentin Theadore be probabl n t 7 ARRANGES SYSTEM " OF MARKET PRICES was both of wt believed to inity om of ¢ he the vic ateau Thierry Administ Local Food tor Will nounce Current Quotations Twice gach Week from Now On, to the previously food arley Purs n plans of the local A= William J food tain, rair today oun for od commoditi ore i publis twice each re thereto the whether ain or tuffs than In food instan-es where range between ¢ various store ash an vdmir CAN WEAR DECORNTIONS Enlisted in New i Ificers and Privilegc Men Army th approve enlisted Grantec 3ill. wa on 18 jsfon hing incorporuted d and ropriation hill dent he wceept and aRied This jlariy men &iven wonors for wear Lheir men « American army are anthorized t wrations conferre )y rnments. pro p the s desizned officer war the si many of 1t partic s ang othe t 2 crosses or zallantry front decorations continued | the | to | An- s weel NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1918 T. R. GIVEN OVATION AT 6. 0.P. MEETING Page) DIARY OF LOGAL MARINE 1S FOUND { S (Continued from F i (Continued from KFirst one concerning the vast voice and that the the superh powers | be but prai which state was ordered to voice of vard. Reported ind was assigned Marine Guard duty for report to Norfolk navy Norfolk April 28, to the Nebraska stood at this yard | three weeks. Lieut Rocky, C. O., entire guard ordered Quantico, Va., for extensivc illin Left Norfolk for Quantico May 18, and arrived May 20, and built camp. First company and camp at Quantico, Va., May the Alabama guard was merged with the Nebraska making squads of 216 men, Morse, 0., Lieut second manner of the em- have been put solidly he- hind a democratic president and the tional administration in the conduect this war “\Ve have the record of our party in ton. Our representatives have ported the president and the adminis- tration better than his own party supported him. Our republicans resenting have ilustrated that war is bigger After all mind on the at € lin and i on a or to right to be sup- guard, UEE Capt. in z the o command us Rocky than any are of great underlyin ples. We differ only in minor the manner of applying principl Wants Republican Con party we one common prinei- mat the Quantico Leaves S. for France. June @ Philadel- Stayed at until ters in to accepted when we were ordered June June 11, Delalb and Atlantic marines set phia vard. Arrived there 10 when navy until S. S. in the Stationed here i “somewhere Jad on board 2,700 ol. Doyen June 12, we what understood would be I at St. Nazaire, June The first American expedition force under General Sibert. Built the first 2. . camp and we were called the §7th Company, First Battalion, Fifth regiment, U. S. M. C. Left St. Nazaire for Nax Am Forges in cattle cars and traveled three days and nights. Trained With Alpine Chasseu Naix July warfare Theodore Roosevelt emphasized v we hoarded for the necessity congress” in his address The events of the half have shown ‘that | cong vy, | president said. support ministration at point acts vigorously in prosecuting the to supply its ecution of the war and out of a proper world policy Mhis country needs,” the Colonel clared, *“a of electing a republican sailed ocean under sail France. past year and republican the o we for : ] ss IS nece nded s ad- it war, the X I to France, 26 cvery v deficiencies in in carry- congress which will give administration this kind | ous support, and vet will pervise and when necessary gate what is being done “Since the war began the | cans in congress have acted in of the largest patriotism, and without regard questions For the administra designed for efliciently war they have furn centage of support democ tic re- | publicans ventured to withstand it and | have stood by the country the democrats have { though there have spicuous and “t only we can win the right kind of congress is for loval sighted, strong-willed shall represent the | country, ana | rastly the of vigor- fearlessly su- Arrived a and trained investi- is in trench under the IKrench republi- Alpine Chasseurs for three months s Rl L spirit wholhy of measures arrying on the 10d a larger per than the the administra bulk of the when we received order Havre, arriving there September 23, received | for Southampton, Eng. and went aboard the transport Archamides and landed at Southampton September 26 Stayed in this town military police duty for five months to 20. to report eptember orders to sail | § to poli to ion have doing rats; and where was wrong, the Married in England. 1918 at the Gordon 1 sister had best friend was married Told that the draft had the States. Altogether a upheaval | whereas al- con- honorable exceptions. by such that war the in far- who t stead On was married Albion Syna- Was made eceived months February to Isther Cantor gogue Rabbi corporal February my not do been some by and i 1s conduet ! news that old child. My five months taken place in the States had { while 1 was in a six and The Ame resolute, of stand a whoie secure peace, ne ricans, general service people shall nation as active Te In Fighting at Verdon. 1 we left Southampton France and arrived next until March 8, when Brievannes and Were active service at Nivalty March 16, and stayed went March | Havre, : Stayed | left for { night left | Arrived ! the line. | first line wa for Germans Must day The right kind We ! which Americ that | Rooseve we | tioned Be Overthrown, Col condi- the upon of peace, must ins pe here L arrived when trenches mile from went Verdun, until April 20, v rest camp, said, was the a »niplete the world distoyalty peace here weelk in the one 2 a upon o overthrow or 4 of al dominion.™ In in Ameri- { of Germany removal { threat of fighting against { ca, against racial solidar 0 t ity in this declared, from the line | myst treat agitation for a premature nine d Thank { or inconclusive to 34 davs:at a stretch is enough | the republic the a while. Reduced to private | « and pril Left April 29, | first line and May 13, | Chantillon to rest| Due and German to ) all foreign when cleven where into Kilometers ( country, he | we stayed The enemy her even fouler native American the Colonel at hard igrant offenc \lluding to n as treason German at move despicable who the in- lien he home rest camp : stayed until Went back from Bar serves alien,” should if cang shot Ameri- said. be amp situated Le called Believe it eemed ifter | months come | town the the the yard I was from A et | | terned me | qa g lahor, or. a very like nice town a . should be most the production we the worlk on Military more two | into a | ship dream to ' gallant at front a h and ¢ army” across as to and wake up hitting you chickens and mooing, fact find Had to pinch where 1 Vitry et from TPermain nex morning w the nd Colone] this tirplanc 1 that achievement committee he sun in face crowing, grunting, ible farm myself to realize 1 next sent Perthois de and place remaining | n 106 su owe much of roosters the ! of Affairs the which the cows in it ver owe the German March “We have played the early stages of the Colonel make the American vear we army armies even to suc cess be- of gan in drive was was « to lIsle o inother a the continued finishing task ought great Franc Letween fighting fightinz fronts sidering replacements combatants, men. “Congress poor part world wau “Let war time overs: in m, the Hiked to sy last then and for Bou then r on to n of the By this have an next few days original to the town A Soldier's § 15.—On when all fair, the a | i sume; rest Kil8- our meters place of to an the combined ind England 2,000,000 = as as “ of slitoquy. an and the con May nonth s army of his o gh 000 supposed | 000 children | to | other 20; men and the and wives Zoing to house- the beginning things sun shining, laughingly wending their | schoo! playing around children love to work with a smile of mothers lips; women of employmen mothers starting to pre- dinner the house in or- ness men opening their places in fact when all human ! things States ave starting thei ’4{ v 1A private in the | United States Marine Corps am stand- | Ing in mud with feet ice and a running my are soldiers and and st on this v are to e non- way 6,000,000 o1 neans at | places the 2 o should departinent’s procrastination, in { necessary cxtension of for the draft, and 1 There should he no Kosides enormously 0 in bave Allies to re assent present policy leferring the theage Imits otl wi further delay i to | the v | going zood still their heir luck on plag e | | | | strengthe rould v sollic om this Turkey ia e ferey ing France ve deciarod sent 700,109 in \West use Enali my time and our ness i ! in the v or W to Atlasific ship of labor a to Liac out cold e through 2usts of rain that No Man’s Land on the trenches keeping a sharp I'ritz, to all men sends his fiendsh poisonous | dugouts, and 1 e day will be his military advisc on of murder rape and making plans humanity democracy for personal How When off Belgium and pleas- | reimbursed, even though | Turkey may beat | may still | the stench i & troops | we could ue | them across the There | Germany across and shiver hody from the sweeping over Jine Japanc Pieific e < 1o ferry | | | | must until To on al- Turkey Europe and Asia that had 1 stride ront no peace to her strangl through her Bulga i Central | is beaten with knees -hold vassal ookout foy war leave her Russia Austria, dominant Minor. would the in casc a e dering s over th am won- the | how 1 when f lies and Kaisen in 1he for and mean taken dominion.” Must Be be France she reat won g subject and ruin their own that day il war and ard world | | 1o { and <ain | they this nt | the " | down the fw | will be Belgium testored. n earth vanqui ind Will warm fies 1 in wiped | mus reinstated and Alsac the Col. 20 to Italy it fair receive and driven from Ttalian-Austria must | and nian-Hungary Rumania, and Arbenia must free, the a glor- | given Palestine and the Syrian Chris- be that i tians be protected, with the the evil. { and Slay races released when men | the of the German 4 do all this,” “w have failed in liberty well-behaved 1Burope. nd the gas and | of the trenches but it will he t will will esume un to lurking ¢ corners e raa ious dav nbearable ¢ Poles day for © - | Sweetest { | cau | an instigutors be that the peace e other from day menace nless sword of happiness prosperity 0w torn clare the eivilized il have we he all when ind in a land May are slat the of o making o by that slaughter men are a Vel God e grant the peoples secure, and that the empty cone and our meement about } shown anno will stop. as these needs i making demoeracy n Th ards world safe for man was never needed hefore | 1 0 e the continte man clected this fall be absolutely 1 but conmmon are the tasks set us as t war re the the nd ending Therefore not winning he : war.' JAPAN Londor REACHES Jul h: the AGREEMENT Th reached out States should only government o o which frem ed from to Im‘ July for joint ese intervention in {ican proposals were different Britain a decision hroad high | tion; vision S character for sound nse, the Ur Tokio ), ome of proposal unyielding resolu grapple with questions, and must international half-hearted visionary may do harm the demagogue conscienceless political trickster avs a dispat Times 1 they Aate A or menc timid man | a foolish , culable e s Siberia the dispatc than those and France. 1 = ican The Japan- Amer- pacitist ) a as ineal made And by as Great d i former | ‘we tre- ! ! of course no disloyal man and no man of merely luke-warm loyalty should be chosen, no matter what the ticket which he runs.” Military Looking forward to “the giant task of peace,’ toosevelt d, there must universal obligatary military training. “Such training,’ he declared, “would instill into our people fervent and intense American- ism which wonld free us from the manace of and American trom rhe homicidal of the I. W the sinister anti-Americanism Germanized socialist part While there will pecul supervisian of big " the Colo 1d e combine, penalized on Universal Training. Colonel forever jolshevism all frank N5 ) variety nmar the need fo fter be busines ¥ - « <and permitted and mereiy sho and e to co-operat buiness should not its should becat of ize ownersnip passible Government avoided clared dress urging better wherever The discussing briefly federal suffrage conditions for more industrial reward farmers, and he said weps nation concluded his ad. his colone [ policies for women, laboring men, benefit foy vhich the ind reforms to kindred certain with the dawn of YANKEES ADVANGE peace 18 Guns The final and Torcy sector two hours Captured objectives by Allies, the G reached in hard fighting, n town alone on the southern part the front under attack, the Franco-American forces captgred 18 guns, in we about o one the most Allied region west stubborn resi to the advance dev o5 eloped the iun southwest o au miles Ameri whic fonr and one the Soissons ghting refused m and ide by side have American enemy chine guns mowe wnd then our troops went on rogion likely « il alternoc he Arrive ighting continued 11 to n s and hecome v Sroan n at cserves ¥ Soissons, where ally carried Early passed their From the tive they the region of espec the Ik was successful the Americ them n ervthing this befor by storm E final ond ternoon known to the hehind they had objective third third AMERIGANS DRIVE FOE ACROSS RIVE Pershing’s Report Tells of Re- pulse of Teutons swept o harrage, Washington, July communique that in the the Marne the entirely driver om The dispatch follows “Section In the have of t Northwest 18 for American enemy has the south Gen. Persh ing's ports vesterday re- sector been bank on A Marne entirely our troops regained of the Thierry his at- south of vesterday | posses river { the sion € bank Chateat repeated tempts of the preceding lines enemy W toe Hi before re- at- trate owm near Vaux tack was completely broken infantry artillery | reaching lines near Thia { airplane was shot up and fire our “Yesterday { tite our aviators Section B Thierry hetw j4 the made unsuccessful he wl At one of urt down by Northwest n the evening of ening July but Cl of 16 Ateau July the | entirely | | | and of enemy determined attacks During the delivered ment ich included gas and which, developed Under cover attacked the infiltration by of | on positions | July 14 | bombard- | of much | mory | the Vaus | near to 15 a heavy the the carly barrage on )f this a storming village he groups was groups outposts use in ng into a area party tem of and sys- used some of these passed northwest oops delivered with- | tire the assail- | ants and counter attacked the | right of the assaulting party, where the penetration taken At the same time artillery dropped | la in section cut off | the The enemy fled hut caught our har taken prisoner The our advanced Vaux. Our t ering machine gun on on had place ou this retreat many were r1teen 5 harrage 1o enemy’s many by > and eig w at attack s complete failure enemy no time penetrating our lines ‘On the tacks in this region barrage. which mas shells, was the Vaux region the evening and groups attempted vance, firing heavily on our This attempt also collapsed fantry fire and from our up the Jul were again placed evening of box many enemy the hy at several on ek in hostile | ad- | positions in o'cl large to Qur a creeping harr own batteries br assault CITY ITEMS again The Misses Bull of Black Rock ing a week at the Copeman of Bristol AD DI & I Patrick Clafte st arrived left ago Beatr e Fred Marjorie and o aven homa arc My formerly of 1o reet has <rely over- seas. Claffey Slocum months for Fort a few A son was Uternoon horn at M1 the and Stanl ol thi I rnest Anderson v ENEMY ALIEN ROUND-UP. Naugatuck, Cenn., July 18 emy aliens here rounded M. AL Woodell department Justic 15 deputies last night, &1l were permitted zo after being | $arnead observe their permits ! Several ordered to report the Uniteq marshal in Hart ford today were up by and De to were to States i | also DEATHS AND FUNERALS Joseph Diementi. Diementi, eight-months-old Mr. and Mrs, PhillipiDiement, died at parents’ home, 62 Lawlor street, v erday The funeral was held from the late residence yvesterday afternoon and burial took place in St Mary’s new Catholic cemetery child of | MEMBER! 31 WEST MAIN S8 its | Hannah Deshon. funeral of Mrs. Hannah De- who died at her in Taun- Mass., Sunda held this at 8 o'clock in St. Mary's A requiem high mass celebrated Rev. Father of Mary's church, Sullivan, pastot church, who acted John T. Winters subdeacon. Patrick, Mi- Matthew Joseph Mary My The shon ton, morning church home was Alemn was hy Krause St pastor by Joseph's and Mary's church The pallbearers William Edward Rurial cemetory assisted Rev. Leo { | | | as of of St S acon, Rey as were Sexton Rutler and in St ! chael ana Halloran H. Bowen ald Catholic was s HE ARINGS TODAY, At Good Bridgeport t Concerr Make ment to Losses. the hear- the Bridgeport, July At difference the George 18 on the wag miners for j today Attorney manuafacturers mal statement that if ad- justment recommended the war labor rd the manufacturers | engaged zovernment contra would look to the government for an | adjustment contrarts 1 covor might from 1he wages ing heforc board Hawlev labor 1) made wa by war | | { | for- | | & Cli any o was on s thesc that se o to | any loss acerue P made American the n cre in MARKET GAINS 1 ALLIES ADVA Final Hour Sees Much Trading and Closing Prices Are Strong I wal "homas | Stocks in | first Cor- | the the letter Mg and tracts from Co. the was Aiiin He and when co read British v | | the secretaries stating * 100 of nav 1t the company ged and per cent ernment an on go wages | con department reimbursement nerease in alter the he considerahly and to asked | . them loss thevehs HELD WITHOUT BAIL. To Jail Held. Litehfield Man Take Vietim's Funeral As | Is street 10:30 a substantial half hour of further n. Leading in the trading on War the equipments, of waking dullness, Litchfield, made Williams comm Conn.. Jul formally 18 charged gains 3 today's favorable o ment papers issued by Herman Geo in the place War news | shares werc ladvancewith nd S th the most affiliated showed oner toda con murder of a gun Wellman in {tam Lake. Monday | will be held at the bail picuous in Johnso the rails their Reading P acific y Robert near Ban- Williams jail that ard Morris night of signs from period ad -4 and Prd. Mexi- International ancing point 1 Petroleum Marine wnd county with- | i i | | can | Paper | erty bonds were Wall wert the strong. to 99.64, 4 1-4's approximated | out 'he coroner says evi- would He ¥ dence a were e and meditated formal Wednesday The from | obtained killing inquest poi will ntam pre- the next acti strong. Lib- hold firmer Maximum broader The il 93.95 strect close the prices trading closing s sold at to Liberty 1 Jolns last orthfield today the vill 3 99.60 and Sales CHARGED, CONSPIRACY 600,000 shares. Tnterstate Commerce Against Westficld July La Jose Melanson trial i Commission | Man, [ New York Stock Hxchange quota- tions furnished Richter & members of the York Stock Brings Action Hartford | Greenc field Judge B nited tes conspiracy interstate | road employes New Bx- | | 18 vrence C We: hefore in the charge the | | and of ' Mas: H change. on Howe and a court today. on a ht through commisssion N 1ccused of slaska Gold Am iAgricul Am & Am Am Am \m Am Am Am An o 1dy hem ‘ | | | commerce lee Can o v Haven 5 i It t former N from are | ceny of freight g00ds train 4 can pfd iranby in this state Fred T hbann pleaded . Pwo William the Loco Smelting 1gay 1 & others Hanso { C. Kir offense accused of same guiliy St A. NOTES. The loc nizmber had Loco of will throu supply & B R Beth Butte o Cen f tribution ding The object zive tl spportnri selves just wh ciation offer of will number the t out actories Steel Sup | 1mong i in- non-nembers of 1he associa an of this movenie M t e is | 1 ose il th [ 5 hes ivileges thy o members. i its sentation card at local quarters t limited liard games designated entitle the hearer of hs and exa bein on the Cards be newly membership committee und of the membership sc Rlanchard. This phase worlk pointed the tary entirely by the local btedly association ood Nor Gmo direction Rub) Mr new Ore ( is taken n making of up ind 15 11 association W Inspivation dou 1oy Inter L the sther 1o do morc populr T sociation steel Mo et & H & method NER Mex N INY X Nor P i | Pen R | | he i heing com practically as ¢ thi country entered wal H MOVEMENT RECOGNIZ Statc D, Connecticut has offi the Americanization the conception An appro- | Ray been allowed | Reading x-d control. Super- | Rep 1 & Stanley tep 1 & Southern of which Britain of $10.000 state W Pres Steel of Ne tion the \ citizens Cons [ Schools i hy intendent Holmes has man th F. Gaffney members Murr lau of of the ward hrosic Moran 1 hourd of S con H. chair- bureau. Judge B member. Other John * Strem Morrison tion A James | b en chosen as of e yuthern R Studebaker i 0il is also Chancellor Hartford. Ju Henry rd educ Hartford. and Are Poxias v of Mer state M. Day of of t ideu, « 1 1 of S A Bridgeport 1 New Haven ; Chem Westinghouse Western Unior Willys Over I PROFESSOR New Haie | Isaac Werber, who was h k Yl interncd Fort Douglas, the war, forms citizen 10 INT IRNED, Dr engag Ernc ed | Utah, i | a ob | | | | as work has dcred at or the remainder of fused to tain the wonld certain of it to Uic sign signature Connecticut Trus A STRONG, which varole, tubercular, eneny him inclined Austrian Zive a RELL n ® GERMANS PROVE LOYALTY aul Thirty New Bnglanders of took $3,000,000 in the report the che Boston, 18 seven I i Capital $750,000. cecutor or Administrator. lus and Profits $1,000,000 German worth of campaign by Prof Institute of the Ameri thousand extraction bonds recent Mass n = Liberty Surp according Frank Vogel of Technology 1 Liberty of German n HARTFORD, loan ancestry. thir of cans Union | wis | other i | i The Irom | Washington Hastg ardinary consumers o | 1arger unde | statement | checking of figures furnished government allowamces | board’s recent b, probable the vear Lead- and its allies really { rows the margin the between output half the steel in seco of and requirements for wapr ) to this that the few >f in a ident now Actua ssifi proc or the new ation of not from beforc | the | cea Pt committee now nee overnmi tons ional ated fc of nde n on producing 000,000 tons, a tons control normal Not M and Safe Deposit Co. ABLIE CORPORATION organized and qualified through years of efficient, trustworthy service, to act as Conserv ator, Guardian, Connecticut Trust and Safe Depeosit Co. CONN. M. H. ZWHAPLES, Pres't,