New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 2

it will the season " the clothes bo ready for d jvery in retail stores. The Luke Horsfall Co., 93 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD. Omr It Pays to Buy Kind CITY ITEMS New Britain’'s demand cannot only a half- ularity, most as hrming suburb, the satisfied as there are locations now open: phon w been re root Axel- advt. of West up Y. W with war of by the Island has TR T Lincoln s fiss iting Helene Henry denee home on Botter Pt ice cream—=sSemor Phone 1366 Flora Humphrey in stationed in A ivitie: street vken work connection at houses” provided Mineola,’ is one Y at Long M Annie 8. Ellis on Stanley and Jose Smith and ed some property urt yesterday Paul ine Anderson oodness of t Delia’s Bread.- will have afternoon, [Norder social time tomorr Norden August it of mple uncil bungalow 21 is the the grand of will date set council the this city. The the exemplifics which will be of both and AT s0- for of the Honor, in s vitne n of several degrees de Temple of temple ¢ ne gre teams yenis tl city eestone Portland made in the street temple ngemer heing held for a time the foot of one of Arch Phoenix bungalow At the held last for eotir bening rship Lieutenant ledical g to ed A window pplication mem John R ynolds, of the army, accord corps, | word cafely cigarette at received here av thrown from Nelson, 1 awning. The from carelessi the Hotel st Fenins ke wage extinguished v ation Mrs Lawrence New York itomobile, to attend relativ Williarm rived bceived firemen central William ¥ Cremin Tudge d to nmo- latter’ funeral red in the th Steiner of this place, France. according to word from W remainder Twiss one 242 Haven George reet . of New season Main of the A daughter was M re. Emil reet, yesterday eneral htion, . born 140 New same to Block of in the At the yesterday son v Mrs. Ernest avenuc Roche letter ea hospital insti as born and k Edward pointed s resigned rk in the government terday of his évenue position, ry ‘of 3800 2 ) carrier Rock recently this in that position to take revenue department He received appointment which carrie more than uy > e notice of the a sal- yea that the | Man- | of s | and Franklin Britain to Wheeler of city, of of LDOHERTY MAY HAVE ANOTHER ALIEN QUESTIONS IN REPORT - COAL FAMINE HERE § Excellent Work Despite Every Eliort, Supply Is Assault Foflrof{s;' bonlplainam fone f Far Below That Needed | BOherty of this; Unless anthracite coai fd States army | New Bxpeditionary | there gen cited for | shortage here French Fuel Administy son Mrs. | has the following with two | vising people and Lucy | Winter having Bummer street repaired n here. The | and ® meritorions | properly Pon aftor wintry blasts ‘ek.«- ago, ‘ "1 p 1o datc RV of Captain | OON ¥, who over- suflicient 3 | against a Afort ind the ed danger comes quantities, of a and James 8 into Britain in ater is serion nger coul Local North bulletin, ad prepave for the their heating appli- zive the maximum Ly having their protected against the this tor winter s0il ¢ issued of local by his o) ances to service, also houses el i anthracite Inie New coal has not Britain in insure u winter t 5 hatves shown there 15 still ex- coming hortage this made tivery is being to last increase, here wder. Bt but repe four fisters received . Licutenant t jsell, adjutant | firters company | on, American M stating that for meritorions Bbattle ficld—i*h “the one of a ion of winter, be ver, every householder will that heating apparatus shape and capable of giving test amount of heat for used. The houge should he loose windows and dght with places, he mees of jast helped to situation if now can look his is in zood the g hich was | the co: Al to Major | looked commanding | cte., can he out over doors. D in exposed stallation of double windows ble wiil insure warmth, corresponding saving in coal deal can be done in this way with small expenditure of time and Even the cxpense seems large it will he cheaper in the end, for iz Second Division, such improvements for all ¥ Meritorious services |n\.|‘\'\, herty s B to bring to comfortably 3 closing off made Pherty, during the o Bhe past week. Te qane t and day attending the wounded | ‘and burying the rangements for superintended The his weathen the or made in- dou in Franc strips, or follows: Second Kpeditionary Fis, 191s. it Colonel William Mdjutant General feneral Omar Bundy, and A great Division, doors & FForces, a ex- pense. where are good along by but unless prep- the has of until difficult the necessary many people e through the more i get winter rooms great atten performed vour o ae one or paad ; he don Chaplain John | trying was on during many provision made against the freezing pipes. and if this is 1ft sets in, it secure snmmer. to be water the cold im- la- ition dead. 'He made ar- | t weather and possible is or cemetery the digging conscientious duties and untiring |:_v matter of favorable ment Ul who saw it. He | serving of the highest praise \ | 1 e to bor. perform- | ¢ “Considerablc heating graves. ance of coal last was isolated vear ener- com- | de- | | | | rooms with stoves should bhought Many people last vear in some of the extreme weather found such stoves were snapped moments, and they were i le to buy them in their need Sl hese are only a few suggestions, parochial school, he | (he principal idea being that the time Thomas's seming ’ prepare for cold weather now.” After duating from , e T ASFGOODATIMEFAT) \ne nppointta | ARMY CANTONMENT city, m- church suved by was a kerosene stoves. Such hy 0 be ow “Lieut-Col. Adjutant Doherty, General.” hout hat i few edu- Chaplain age, this Mary's St who i of in years received early cation | from [ attended ity. aduating | to is for Hungary in that to this country and of St. Rose's there Budapest four years Meriden, | remaining fou became curate vears. He then | the tmmaculate | Waterhury there, Months hrée applied for a in the he ranlk 5 Soldicr at Camp Dix Says Food Ts Conception the chur five h spend past vears Good and Men Arve Not “Commissioned 3 A it tther Doherty \za. 5 Overworked. months over ago, 1 com- and com- wmdolph Kloiber of has received an inter Jetter from her brather, Ired F New York. who is stationed Dix, New Jersey. Mr. Rau summers in this city is quite well known He cnjoys camp life and speaks of the manner in which the ave treated. - He speaks the good food, af the quanti variety. A portion of the given us follows e | famp Dix, July 15, | “Dear Sister I received vour letter of July 7 and lud to hear from you. [ am fecl- It's the greatest life I ever had I worked much harder when {1 was home. In the morning we must get up at 5:45 o'clock, and must he in | bed at 10 p. m. sharp thin Tl in the is that one ohey Mrs. [ Cherry street ing first | of Il oo his | Camp month after | spent entered several devoting himsell Chaplain his ission as not nd with Wi long vin army, wa hefore the was of followed A Tuissi at licutenant. This was has being to IFrance, arrival | front line sont his his overseas, he o years and | trenches here. highly hoys cially 1ty and tor ix | to his duti Doherty spolk = chaplain letters to American soldiers fight- that in hi | sisters, | | highly of the of special emphasis 1o of let He The dtive the them. Aun- | Doherty i Sth the marines said were very men AELE: are ghtest other brother of | in with famous 77th which left for is not known just but very apprec favors done Chap tho for ain s France, Infantry flue of New in April far apart the are { of the and York, | 1t rothers another's division France how they presence One must are, Lware B : army one on the battle 2 | orders | They lat fine loarn system here and a something in the man af them. about the food all of it and I never had such can tell Why, wealk you peopl that I am thing a sol- smoke and fellow has the Y. M. sometmes don’t but for have a fellow army that makes a A great many falk Why can’t eat know good many good food at hame, you |Mow they pick up in health gel -cream of THRIFT STAMP SALES Following is a tabulated list tory Thrift Stamp sales to da Per Capita Sales out fac- te Total you S as Minor Box ( & c3 g 3 1 Tnion Mfg National Spring Co Hart son Hart & The Stanley Stanley Level | New Rritain Corbin 820008 e o ic once a 056.00 513.00 dessert every day hout e The only its a little it that | ana so | needn’t worry | not starving Bed looks a chocolate, he can buy hut. 1 heard we for three months, eno to last me Hutchin but i | some 00 | money A ot have while “The weanther i but the night sleep well Co 00 | caich tent Mfg totwen 1 00 | this time Cooley Wo two or h money paid Rulc a o 00 | | Machine | quite here | can m warm \re cool so that There 0. 10,06 r 1. Corbin Skinner Chuck i Hine Co. 00 00 | we are seven men n as [ am getting we must he in bed gnod-hye for this time. w\] A1l my best love and e | rec 00 | Addre ith T de tired s0 1 will Sonding wnd sy think 111 comc for hirt Co Judd | Parker ! North 2.00 | soon Mtg vou od wis from Landers Fra Clark { Corbin ¢ { Vulean R 251h pot red Battalion Dix, n CAnnex Lock orks 00 | Co. 00 | Br | Tuds 615.00 | 180.00 ! 694.00 | 000.00 0.00 | tbinet lron W Camyp company. American Hosiery Co 5 P, | Corbin | Russell Beaton Flannery 6 16 PLEDGE REDEMPTION DAY, July 23 the Serew’ Corp. 3 Erwin 1 Cadwell Tuesda will throughout Wap be observed o state of Connecticut pledge \nnouncement & 00 redemption made the Connecticut, It is the ex te director hefore that during the pay b as vings ording at the to TRAINING FOR COMMISSION. today of War Savin pressed towell Cheney date cent office 2s committee, Johnston will Transferred From Slocum to Officers’ School. of the Fort k that all pledges taken inlistment on o Douglas | street fohnston, Main H Johnston of Mr Fort mp of Wes Mrs, 10 this Taylor. son and indicating July, drive month date left Slocum ment fultille during the of that ning for « Zachary on in Louisville, K three month Artillery Of Mr, Johuston with National of ¥ been take a Field r's Training school went to Fort .\‘mmml‘ Army increment a since that 1t post, | Morris Cove about down dinner upon reaching the trip we made by automobile, of the he w our, in the FOREMIN annual outing f the Ty turir ! is ON OUTING, the foremen Manufac- today at num- club of IHine held which to a being The party 60, number weeks time » | first in the insurance department and » | later in the cl Blrean | Ele | the first Fort = Slocum has tha stationed hers sat The severs sification Cove of thre selected t was men | to e | i ] commission company’'s York, going represemtative from as guests. 0 train for ,wl i tannted | for | | breach espe- | shore | LOYALTY OF POLE Gets Into Trouhle With Police Several references to the trial of Rev. Theodore Benss sentenced esterday the United States district court to 10 years for sedition. were | ning | Piorkowski, | made in the police court mo at the trial Stanley charged Felke with assaulting Charle Attorney . . McDonough wits counsel for Piorkowski and h bitterly attacked 1k motive in the sault. brought out by th defensc, was that Piorkowski was on the question Vile principals of his Amer- ican a nd citizenship language the was by the in trouble Piorkowski, according to el Felke | i and another with a witness, struck tamping imposed and enforee naity mitted n testified heavy iron ha fine of §25 | was ment o . Dr. Henry T itended elke There was the was 1 W his that he | July 12 IPelke’s back and homie a welt inflamed that Tl Fellke the on it was Jeremiah Galivan testificd knock witl saw Piorkowski down strike hir At rested Felke, he worked the and iron Fight Union Mrz. Co The testimony of who said that Works, where for years him threat about Attorney sruelling bringing out that was German, had for 14 years and his ecitizenship y In questions he other German-Pole and at time he claimed to be a He said he was born miles from Counsel for the witness the trouble witness name state case with 1t complainant U the the Union troublic Whes down, took place. six Piorkowski Piozowski to Iknocked terad him*" him ut- | a “goin Xill McDonoug u cross examination he country out to that another Polc 10 line at IFelke, in not who the taken said been had \per reply said at times he was a Russian in a town border then the the German the defense to bring out and disclosed had called and Piorkowski the same name. The that he questioned erican citizenship Mr. McDonough ago in anothe played similar ed his loyalty. Rey zot whole that Piorkowski of the vile with | denied | a replied witness Piorkowski's Am IFellke smiled and that a few days witness dis- prote said court cunning and 5 elke arded As “Crazy.” called when he he The who defense then witnesses testified that was called vile and demanded an American vulgarly classified that Piorkowslk went on the own defense, giving his version of the affair. He denied that he | Felke with the bar Prosecutor | brought out that in the factory | regarded Felke as “crazy’' and that he | was commonly called Kaiser | Prosecuting Attorney Klett « { a conviction and at the same that he would charge 1eike the in police morning Piorkowski names it that Te citizen resented known Then TFelke citizenship stand his in struck Klett men the timed time | with court, said of peace Monday ) In his argument Attorney the “diabolical cunning 10,000 such Felk 1,000, I don't kpow My, MeDonowgh said it was tolthe that he had ‘been vears and had not and Mr. MeDono for sceking the clo of the court @fte tioning the loyalty of the slke. said the attorney, was fool or a knave, but was digloyal dishonest 3 Judgc that if words States MceDon of It ough described actions were as how Mr. Mc discredit the we were he,” said Donough of Telke country 14 A citizen tacked bhim protection hecome h at k and ques- Polock not a ! and | Meskill in his finding said the complainant tsed t1 edited to him they United \uthorities should takie up the | There has heen a growing ten- | deney in ault to inflect the | questions of Ame nization m!m\ dis. lovalty ful case and the conrt has to be care Meskill 1T remitted it \ wted Last Word. 1stafson the neighbor ning lecty rupted the Tudge imposed fin and Wi Annic of Mrs auilty was peace and Jud Mrs. him the last foynd breach of by an- | whis Mes- Gu several | wom- ft word | noying her she let with a W kill proceeded to tafson intey times to having Zo | who trying right she an's and Vineent drunkenncss He saloon darink Carmellow Dominice and rzlink were each tined $5 costs for keeping unlicensed Stanjey Dresyk was lot penston of sentence i to suceceded Zaliazewski and fined $5 each of 1t Skri was re we for $7 for the tulsky's ouble he made hecause fused o Stanley without dogs on a sus- | “WHY ARE THERE SO MANY | | | street | members REALTY MARKET IS MOTHERS WELGOME BRISK THIS WEEK. WELFARE MOVEMENT 29 Pieces of Profiemy Change Workers Will Hold Final Meetin Hands—15 Deaths Recorded Monday Alternoon ] o] Twenty-nine realty transfers Further plans for the Child's wel swrded in the city clerk’s office during ; tare campaizn to be cavried on in this the week. Five marriage leenses | city, beginning with Wednesday, July were also issued, and fifteen death cer- | 21, and continuing until Saturday tificates filed were made the Uty wer IFollowing avce | August at meeting the 1 transfors of the executive committee of the Shushan Joseph to Peter Joseph, | child's welfare department. which Luildings branch o Miller on Gaold the Jocal Stat treet: | a women's of evening, in com- D the A ihe Jast ce o Council held 1o wd Gardon, | 1 uiluding L s Greenwoc Clarenc e Traut meeting w over Iy W commitic Glazer, land enite and buildings on chairman vell nd to Glen street: Cordeli Kilbourne Fdward nd and buildings fear . Linn on Overloek Tract ski et al., land and ritt street Gustaf H street: Justus & Cla treet 1 1 to An ! | 0. Kilbourne Mothers Welcome Move. Resery lan Galic on 1 on 1 Peter Mary: buildiv w Bodwell Land to] Anderson, land on Carlton | Hornkoh! to L land buildings on Emma Wil Allen, Hannah Hjerpe ust (S et al Land and street: Lena to Joscph The various captai reported Nl nna i their re s¢ artey poctive oA tions. the mothers of Idren under five yeurs of age appeared very cager inders weighed and their 1 The t i 1o have ries Frary K, and ! maki Oflicer nmeasured. ams. are M and: ; that have such rapid all habies this cvening progress it is expect been enrolled Tuesday night, opening of the Hisos will Buell fest, by next the foy lildings on Gor nck to Guss hefore ic Fox, two picces of land campai It lice at Parkview v n Scandia ue and one picce at Improve A, Andrews loseph Rusilo Woodland hushan Jo- buildings on Gold Charles wits that Miss ~ Fallon's school will be office during the call is decided the central The this Overlook Land and company to John ammar on Lyon street used as a telephone oftice in thought a those at the heads well nurses and w the work, information have been cted land and buildine Peter land i Elizs Neumann campaign 1508, As Joseph md location was conven- beth Hoffman to ient place foy of 14 teams, who will advice buildings H. Be M buildings on Main Kilbourne (e Ed buildings ind Charle Liv- | various as as view street Witt, Idward O Parker, ot Ferrara aton to doctors assist land and to go for Plans carefully will e to or the ¢ that necessity in A Stanley land and there call at the ition, hut un- circumstances may arise decided to provide emer may laid little office for m is expy IS Rocco Ferrara land Poter land and { and David Shimansku to!a et al land and build- street. three parcels: David Schimansky land and buildings Washiaston street; George Boyle the Young | a to nurses, in the Women's Christian land | of Commerce rooms, so that they may na buildings on court; | | thoroughly instructed to ntoni Pashkowski fo 3allard, duties. Tt imperative and and Bain and Wol- captains be present this cott streets: Edgar C. Tdnn Thomas the last meeting before the Genowiteh land on Parkview a work the campaign is start- John Erlandson et us., o John fick, land and buildings Roberts Title Ttealty to Aaron G Park to Pas- to auale h Cherry seph Caslowit Stanley strect: Sam Schneider and ldings on for inforn McKenna to Jo- buildings on looked the committee where n place such encies be tak are of Belden Schneider ings on Sam Monday afternoon 3:30 K. Mrs . Kitson will meet the captaing, On at of this also the Chamber to o'cloc on city, to sistants rssocintion Hungerford la A e more as actual an he their that will actual buildings on as to enue Staf- of ed on s and Development Those Who Will Help. | company Cohen, land axr The foilowing women have volun- | Russwin o the teams W, W ed 1o various Mrs captain e district, Hill, street Northend school il Monro¢ SCENTC THEATER SOLD. Haly Hor Osgood Mrs. interest in the hit Scenic moving | Mrs school. Miss Miss Bl school, Borg; school, the « by | Hallaby picture \tor heen sold Gritzmacher: Burritt George Michael Confectionery Peter to John, Charles and | Helen Burns: Smith iammerdinger; Miss D. Protass; Roekwell {Mrs. W. I Sparks; Bast street school, Mrs. . M. Fox: Stanley Mrs, Charles 1. Perry strect school, Mrs. William Montague artlett school, Mrs. thur E. J. Reilly: Camp school, Elizabeth Rogers The assignment of enrollment mittee for various districts is composed the Rartlett and Osgood Arthur E. J Rockwell Mrs. Columbo Monroe Northend Mrs school Contaras, owne sie Smalley Main stre school Hallaby run the store on Perokas will continuc Michael Contaras contingent next vho w partner, theater, t draft school week B he coln PUNERAT. Ass0 Miss GIVEN SINN (Correspondence IIN 1 of the of com Dublin, June 18 Waterford youngest of in in Bllen Mag just died. | Michael | executed | memory = God Mrs the following T1ill schools. was the O'Brien it Manchester kept land™ ihe of women Nirs an hns of men ney who sisten three 1867 the Burrit Bartlett cot illy Miss one school ang whosi Save st and Traut Mrs, ley alive song ind by annual celebration all | country. Mrs. Magner Camp and Lincoln street schools public Sinn, Wein funeral with | B. W. Schultz; Smalley and imposing of | schools, Mrs. Butler: Smith and Sinn lu')'(vvv schools, Miss 1. schools, L. In over was | given a Sta hands and an procession of IFein clu Learned of Boston, Will Speak SUNDAY EVENING, 7:30 ——at the—— Universalist Church Hungerford Court (Opp. Y. W.C. A. Bldg. Mrs. Stebbins, Contralto Soloist) All Welcome | DENOMINATIONS?” LECTURE AT THE GOSPEL TENT Corner Park and Stanley Streets SUNDAY, JULY 21, 8 P. M. 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