New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 15

The Stein-Bloch Co. 1918 sale of Stein-Bioch and Shuman Snits. The two finest lines of clothing in Americ Special sale of $2.50 White Shirts $1.98. Soft Collar Special on Union Suits, $1.48. Bathing Suits. The Farrell Clothing Co. CITY ITEMS Real “Mayor that hall lock Councilman suits, Wilson's. A bargain ac CGioorge Quigley at reque the at funeral in a body lodge will afternoon, 1 officials meet morning attend” the McDonough city o to Uni hold at 1 Rebekah picnic tomorrow home of Mrs liams street center on the p. m. All membe ed to carry refreshments Elma Johnson Members will leave Chestnut street car, 07 are requ Last of the shoe sale advt weelk at se-Leland’s Mrs. Richard Collins ington street has received morning of the arrival of her son, George. “Dick.” as he known ta his friends in this city, made a super poli draft of 219 word safc um the membe ir eman of time before coming He wa of the ocic Woodr position g Modern in Members of the who are funeral of Martin 1 to be present North street Saturday of America attend the requeste his bef are residenc 9:30 o’clock morning of the Cary voted At ters’ donate Cros rmbul will be sent Federation of the Connec A a recent meeting No. 97 um ince to to Th by the th union, the he of tt mo tate refit corps. France Labor ticut boys, of for ber utive dep 's comm meeting co the child’s the local wome of Defense, wi at the exe mittee of welfare ment State Council o'clock rooms, this evening 8 1 Chamb of stead of the City viously planned Members of the ning class are requested the fact that this meet in tional Gramr school St. Mary’s as All of st Commerce Mi. to remem the class, veek the Prevoc instead of at s usually wor i the « who a of the city 1ter > 1 e conservat food invite attend Mis retary has tion at vesterd on general @A veek's va her Zanzinger Y W two Emma of the been enjoying a k e W Point, resume Hanco A ind futies toda e New Br who expe next T with a empl $30 street s Gorman, foreman ain Pa Box ursd handsor wrist wat $16 ¥ f concery suits 50, Wilson' Ann W sceived of Sha 83 Fairv the notice her eas son t d olley conduc str patron employe le R trolley claims that t net o A pita Block A Proe nu nly rude, but insulting was | nd ranklin i M FINLAND A MONARCHY G Withdr; ywernment Bill Suddenly w for Constitutional Reform London, J government hdrs its b r the dec from This wred the kholm majorit NEWSPAPER a MAN CALLED. Roche the cceived training st next Monday Joseph eorrespondent rant, | at the na port 1 spending a few days in until Hartford rece of « as to at has You orders ition He Ne na R I k Wil- Bes- Wa overseas held w Thomas | courtesy THE ~ MMERCIA The spérit Co-operation pr s THE TRUST We consider it duty to service and ple: = efiicient tory to our Acconnts cheek vited. of 1o: rils COMMERCIAL co. it ma subject ave cordially Co-operation | al at a ke prompt, satisfac cnstomer to n- Government Will Military Duty, Do Civilinn Washington plans July 19 physiciar 1 wi vt for the sts it 30 of whereby every medical profession to military were in or civiliar preparation announced tary a pledge military governing a the enrollment volunteer to df eve service i accept civilian hod the at is to sufficient am not provide wilitary Physic uty would Progr ¥ requ civilian cments. n- this Government medical legislation for of 1 be sought not successful providi of the the | embers it was OLD HERMIT on the A Hut Without nen | Found in to Food Or Death cars old, hospital came to Ole late ore [ ¥ at the New this morning hen- to Red after a hut Narrow ne, suffering with complications and medical attention lived and Fe been for secluded off having on a 1 the ey alone was hm - Art- workec work out friends. doing such permitted. Mr. Henry, whom ployed, visited him at last Friday, when y light eri ince come sudden illness, ged to prepare time he was obl his bun Adolph visited Ao and 1 nar wanson, Krance condition his | lice hospit critica e and procured his Krance led for a lor he has a YO sons somew funeral burial was existence lieved ti nd t The and was held vho e ARRESTED p a FOR on Stanley oiski o wis arrest tod wsaulting Cha treet i troubl couple of weeks ago factories and sinec to his home reccived. Tle 1 following contined an iron bar jew | ment afe | ENGAGEMENT Announcement is Hf W Maher, of E. Shipman )t Mildred ert J geant tor ley ho c en of h to Covit \ King Ki ¥ D immediate i | | was | o s been | Camp vens for som Miss Maher forme v VACAT of “oper | prope 1tin A motor w ' 1 his appeal the | imposed Its | pearcd b missioner ore the a and obtained his licensc Lwn WATROUS Harold formerly a Wairous New K brothe Francis street officer of 1 commissioned viation ¢ 1 Atlanta missioned rp to 00l of January May on 13 CRUISING Charles W J. J. Walsh, ha | merchant ma port | assigned to a | | | | | ou rine ic training w- | Ty en | in { j iea t sailed on a cruise While contemplates ned admitted to the hospital a re this afternoon Fairview ASSAULT. made street, court William this city, Military TO SOUTH for an officer’s commniiss PLAN TO MOBILIZE NATION’S DOCTORS Assign Work. —Mobilization ember be du The corp whatever is assigned by of the corps. The aim doctors for t offi the physician Some Others the of assigned Ly pla DS service, o m cers volun- to coun- the today | an, as in under the the ilitary said : l l | i | | distributed according to | changes. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY HALF CENTURY A’ P. & F. CORBIN William Scoti, Chicf Engincer, Has Remarkable Record—Now Se- viously 1. William Scott, who for the past fif- vears been in the employ of & F. Corbin, is critically ill at his wme on Mapie street. Owing to the erious nature of his illness hs fami- ty has e SCOTT. Mr. Scott is now & T. Corbin’s WILLIAM ly is at his bedside. chief engineer at P His long record of employment at the factory is onc rarely equalled The late Henry Goodrich, who died recently, had a record of fifty rs at the Corbin plant and there have been othe whose of servee extended a period forty years and all to the con- genial working and treat- ment the factory management records ot employes over point conditions REQUIREMENTS., Commission CHANGE Civil Elimination of Certain Conditions, Service Proposes comm civil the ments fo The service ion of changes in the lizes necessity requir eligibles for fire | | | | | | and police departments and the meet- | ing of the commission this cluded in favor of these The decision of commission favors council week important the civil presenting resolution con- service to the common a the drafting | to extend the age limit, and striking DIE oW K Kr las fe road, Sla pneumonia without The he vari he was over carried to Krance but most hob his another terday notified removal hermit-likg 2 tinuc wite in . the Talke took at Talke wit b sister, on, stationed t over ide PPN Lout frox the = Bri H Wat and My mn ic in profession volunteer pl: S, Lane— | Doctor, nce Britain General ne. t ev w di kno ter and aged apparently out as his old was ous “o0d o ble own nei nd tl It S the cen ove cha of pla ne h i was struck war ANNOUNCED. Al Ha Y Sergeant Ky ime d i " W [ th 1 a n tomobile rot GETS COMMISSION. ort tain VA the rou Aeronautics Wi AMERICA ar seen transforred to the dah 1 tc m nith proper of has as would m e was vening, ays in wn as Road, other man with- farms age em- times was f the out of food. ghbor, seeing e po- to the is be- weden West. retery street of Arch the been he in- with argu- Irs. C. rtford, Miss Rob- Ser at but duty n New zuilty ithout nirror, ie fine le ap- com- urn of Smith, man trous now ( went s com- d Mr 15 been ) quali- He has Amer- | | | propriately requirement that makes local residence of the appli- and also abolishing the clause one year's service as super or callman for reg r ap- out the nee- essary cants, requiring numerary pointment In the opinion of the members of the civil service commission such changes in the Tequirements should be for the duration of the war only. A result the commission would expect through such changes would he the maintaining of an adequate eligible list. NOT SELF. American Cities More Ti Washington, cities in gen during 1917 than they ation and other férms of revenue. This is revealed today in a report by Director Sam T.. Rogers of the hureau of census covering 219 cities of the country having a population of more than 30.000. In 129 of expenditure governing cluding intere and outlay manent improvements over during the fiscal year amounted to $69.461.352 or $3.90 per capita. In the remaining cities, th cess of revenues over expenditures $26,976,929, or $1.75 per capita. The net indebtedness the cities covered by the survey aggregated $ 587.082,507. an average of $77.78 for each inhabitant. The veport discloses that New York the st per capita net indebtedness, $176 per inhabitant. Philadelphia the nexst largest total net indebtedness but ranks low capita indebted- with of it st and arc large cities having in- debtedness, spectively in Gene Taxes Brir Spead :in. July 1 spent 19.—American more pioney aised by i the excess in- the 219 cities. for costs, for per revenue 191 « Wi of has larg, has as to per ness an Chicago a low 5.07 average 7 other capita Louis per and 70 5o re- 'BS VICTORY. Whistles BOS Boston, July bells rang and sivens the noon hour here today tion of the American tirst rang on Beacon sponse to the suggestion McCall, telephoned to the from summer home in NV the city and recognize the cvent. vicinity of the capital 1 to all sections of the city where eraft of the refrain blew sereeched in advance. Hill of celebra- in Governor te hou Lancaster, his that ate ap- From din and every th the spre: the harbor took to desceription up GUARD OUTING [eht in ( [ Members H hold rm- State Mason’s afte t Company wd. an rove in in outing ton tomorrow "noon Arch P street ar- nd in of n until mory the outing next week postponed TO FRANCE. on Gen. another has been ne All women and and WOME GOING Washington, Jul Gorgas announced unit of selected members of the unit will be assigned to hospitals. today re-construction in are 15c for serviec I gencral CAMP. 321 TO Louis W. Schaeffer street left yesterday to enter the college students training camp. He will be th month& Schaeffer is a student TRAINING of Chestnut Platt officers’ two at urg v 3 Syracuse university. | | | Willi 1 i | { | | i Bells | i | | i i | | | | | | | | | | has {in | ployment 19, 1918 H. 0. P. JULY SALE SPECIALS Big savings in the Men’s vacationist or timely for the Features: $2.00 Negligee Shirts for .. 50 Crash Suits for $12 50¢ Wash Ties for $2.00 Union Suit; market conditions teday. them over, so out they go at these July Sale prices: 18.00 Suits for ....... 20 and $22.50 Suits for . .. .. 25 and $30 Suits for forErre o ‘re all up to H.O. P. Standard for Quality, Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s $25.00 Suits The; Fit and Style. A. KATTEN & SON Outfitters for Man, Woman and Boy for MARK-DOWRS onEN'S SUITS Bargains are most unusual — because of the Store this week— the Stay-at-Home. $1.35 39 1.35 But—we will not carry 5.00 18.00 23.50 28.50 114—116 Asylum Street, Hartford. DAVE DUNN GOES TO CAMP JULY 25 Former Yale Footbali Star With Additional Men in Second District. The names of 21 iratiees from the Camp Devens on given out the board. Among those who are to go is Attorney David Dunn, former Yale football star, and Stephen A. Lynch, of the Daly C‘ouncil, Knights of Columbu Thc who are to go: Adolph Neuma Mazlor Antonick, Walter Whitman, liam Ma in, 13 m R, Larson, John Markiavicus, John Mikalauscus Alfred Rooney, Malinache, Dunn, Anderson, Belden A Lawl William Jurgen, Judd avenue; Joseph Cattar Penn.; Ohannes Kov- nanian, Main street; Joseph Ogle, 300 Stanley stre Mari- nelli, Buffalo, N lark, 92 Chestnut street; E. Dal- ton, 60 Oak s Quiblan, | 76 Elm strect; ewick, 8 Elm street; Anthony Misczionatis, 740 Stanley street. A notice has come to the second district board of a call for 464 colored men to be sent from Connecticut to Camp Devens about August 1. The allotment this has not been made additional second disfrict g0 to the 25th been by A street; Hartford avenue Wil- street; Springfield Main 168 Cherry 69 Bast street; street; street; street; street; Spring 9 Connerton West Winter nklin 138 Fr Joseph David Artht yhen Square; street; Lync Stey street; ), Kane 105 E Giovanni Charles Charles Henr et; to city AUTO CRASH. being driven Main rtford, was An auto through ast Spencer of H: the corner of Bast Main streets this afternoon was the driver of the other car and | he was turning into Summer Beth autos were damaged. T probably charged with drivin, court morning Jolice Sergeant Andrew received a of the Stars Stripes, the official argan of the seditionary and Paris. Tt was Dy Richardson’s son, the aviation il Holmberg who L farewell Holmber home About: fifty friend Chief of Police is enjoying auto trip ite with Licutenant forth. They will visit man .Anson Johnson The suit of Goldman seph, being an action for of was tried Judg T. Meskill into the treet Orrin run into at and Summer Angelo Touci | cit street. will reckless tomorrow ouci be in police Richardson copy and Amer- printed | Sergeant | member of i | | | | ican e force sent who is a scetion and Theodore enlisted Land- in the! of honor evening at Ash street were present William J. Ra to New Samuel former recently were arty guests last on lngs { York Bam- Patrol- an st against Jo- the racovery wages due, toduy before James LABOR FAVORS WILSON. Paris Organization Accepts President’s i Principles of Peace by Vote. I gress of Labor ig aris, July the arter Iast 19, (Havas)—The General Confederation and animated | adopted by vote approving con- a long night solution by the of the President discussion of 908 the adoption confederation leaders of the peace principles enunciated by Wilson 2,000 NOW ON STRIKE. Haverhill, Mass., thousand members of the allie workers’ union today joined of workers which progi here fou 1 estimated July 19.—Several shoe | strike | in week 3,000 idle- of shoc has been than that their 8,000 morc a Union leaders quit result being Manufactur strikers operotives today and in thrown the would over out of pli em- the 1hout workers s placed number of new SERIOUS LABOR TROUBLES, f.ondon A which may serious situatio has Coventry and | announcement the ministry of munitions | A large number of skilled mu- nition workers, it is stated have hand- vd in take effect next weelk 19 labor dispute to in July lead begun centers, siys an been other issued by today notic which ¢ tend | diea included | E CLOTHING CO. DEATHS AND FUNERALS Mrs. Louise Reaney. Louise Reaney of Mrs, rew could Mr Reancey, wife of 28 Seymour following an 50 serious- died before the hospital native of Ger husband, she Mich- street, illness of She was about Reaney days ago and be taken to The deceased was a many. Besides her ves one Mrs. Annie L and a brother. held tomorrow after- will be sald the sister, 78 Greenwood o'clock, and will the Erwin at o'cloc Rev. A. will officiate burial Fairview cemetery . McDonough. funeral of Councilman Francis T. McDonough of 10 Wilson street, will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock the church John the Evangelist. Rev. J. gerald, pastor of the church, ficiate The pallbearers will chosen from the membership of the three fraternal organizafions with which the deceased was afliliated, cluding the New Britain 121ks, Daly Council, K. of C. and American Benefit society. These cieties will be represented by gations. Also the Holy Name ety of the church, of which McDonough was president, will in a body. Burial will be Mary's new Catholic cemetery Martin J, Martin J. O'Neil of 2 died last evening at o’clock, in the New Britain General hospital, the direct cause of death be- ing a hemorrhage, resulting from in- juries re ago in the Connecticut company, 1914 Besides O'Neil to mourn his two children, two sisters, Mrs. Patrick Shea of Ireland and Mrs, Mary Shea of Hartford and four brothers, Patrick of Hart- ford, John of Marysville, California, Cornelius New York, and William of Binghamton, N. Y. Two of his brothers Cornelius and John, are | veterans of the anish-American | r. The was very well known. | i rea became v il a sister, nn The Greenwood street, funeral will be noon. Prayers of her honie street, at Selioer be held : Steege and will be in Francis from of it will of- be in- of the s0- dele- s0- Mr at- St lodge in O'Neil, North street, 6:50 d over four of Jan e rn in vears | \ | Teanes leaves | Xk | | of deceased The funeral will be held morning o'clock Mary’s church. Bt new Catholic tomorrow from be ry. 1 will cemet in St ary’s Card of Thanks express kind We thanks desire to our and for extended to neighbors sympathy tforal utes e bereavement, friends for their and beautitug the death Henry the of ou of heloved Goodrich Weo cularly to thank t shopmates iz, F. factory M Mrs. Fred TORPEDOFED. father wish par & rhin's and Goodrict CARPATHIA British Transport Victim of U-Boat —So 1s Anchor Liner. Ne transport v York. ritish sunk July Carpathia. has been by a German submarine off I hound the Irish from known coast while outward Briti a port. So far as here Anc no Tos he line steame was sunk by M carrying ca n ¥y 23 in rancan the Far passer submarin the Medi from toc British one crew whil Z0 last was reported v a riving on a steamship 3 was of a convoy of 10 was saved NO MORE COMMUTRATION, Interstate Commc Commission Rules Against New = Haven Road. July 19.—The Commission today Haven railroad to commutation and children be- points \Washington, Inter- Commerce ordered the New maintaining fe tween Providence Bristol, R. 1 mutation and state school and special s for on its ywanch when such com- special fares are lower than are maint d now for like ervice hetwee vidence and Fail River The fares a present ot arranged commission’s South Swan other towns the declared in the opinion to be unfair Fall River and "all Riveu were to anch of road. | Memorial chapel | | to MEM 31 WEST MAIN NEW YORK MARK Stocks Advance on Opening Is Reactionary at Close. Wall Street war ket t at the ing point, boint shippings, range Intere ert Wa oils sues before cidentally news o a t b d st Bo 11 pe ere t stimulat further ctive ope Steel ndred whil suga ut 1ins 1 to attached t nds were Street, Noo bir in ited end of Paris 6 nearly ed gained sh m.—Overnight the substantial or ares s tobaccos o 1 point steady. various tobaccos and other moderate nd poin he fu dva Reac pro I ¥ ell tock advances iing of today’'s trad- 1 cor coppers. specialtic ts highe rther rise { of Paris 6's which added 4 1-8 points vesterday’ ance. Lib- 1 tions of equipments, minent unsettlement | the first 1our ack In- two points and representative rails lagged. Dealings diminished extent market regularity 3 | Haven and a few specialties, notably the W imatra pres sold 94, Wa ause SU to 1017 c b T ers 's at a0 re at 18 1 re on to Sales th the then on the tobacco, in steels 99.60 to and 4 Street 9 Close cactionary renewal o eel, closing sold W 1.02 to 96.04 approximate approach showing str 9.64 1-4's at The again pressure teading and f as at .d to 2 o f ength vith iberty 95.98 m in ot irreg 99.60 and 4 450,00 ronounced f midday, urther i of New recurrent 3 2's to 96.04 arket the final against her lead- ular. Lih- to 99.64 =4l vat be- 10 shares. HEAD OF SCOVILL Chauncey State's Wat Porter most his for the office int 1900 the mtil & prominent nome, many th in hookkeeper. th o being oftice rompson lied ain ir « t United DISMISSED Washington h 1 Pittsford corge, a dismissal court-martia Joseph Labor Cha werc raid 1a President month PHILADELY Phil rung 1 mans [ W caught or of ve MFG. CO. 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Hall w Allied mar- or | Gern the offl to the re | makes the ‘conti drive taward “We have’' arrived when the manipulAtion d.Vvisions is going to in that game we may word has not been said | Beliet 1s Expressea %ha | Been Tuwrned on | Franco-American Washington, July 19 | today came | army soldiers of Franc great victory American American were in | haa receivea ir { fire and in six hours ! ground, taken more to a realiz in coaperation wi had | he ! on Europ peoplc oldier civilian 12 ir h than did of along my | days sive the carefully the Al rue The { official circles definitely turned e af iwaite W belief e It Germans the i a eagerl W } unless v i demora by the d nil ensue toda ROOSEVELT 1S ( President News Former in Possible € Yorl toosevelt Oyster unofiicial Saratoga ment 1l Ge L the suld fo know candidate “You mingd, ferri nun Roosevelt. in T am not interested just now HIDE U-BOAT i Notices of German Press Death W dispatch that in German marines th the forbidding that subn July public ) he effort to hi subli yd the ¢ exte high comman the t tice t W of a the announced of submarine TO T | | $100,000.000 | \ it ather United aton of redit State nme Belgium w tior n TOO LATE FOR Dishwashe Ma | WANTED, wurant, 294 TO RI four Apartment NT ooms Furnished a No childr Herald Offi WANTED waitre Apply Coal Co Experienced willin New Britain 01 Park to g¢ | | | | | | | | Forc German prepared Hrbidden t of subma be believe' * adds NATION IS JUBILANT t Tables Have ¢ Enemy by ex Thy ation natien that gallant its first The t f whomny months baptism won ago, af more t : prisoners and cap- 4’s at 94.06 | tured more war supplies from the ene- in three offen- carly in the idely 1n 1ad been QUIEN. OSSES to Print Submarine Sailors. An official v said the sub- losses an order in death no- of ine membe TALY. Ttal 00 got from an- the ind RS TP e e 5 CLASSIFICATION. partment of ren. Address c 7-1p2 cook and to Madison Lumber Mrs an Howar i i 7-19-4d